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TaIlnadge House.

The public will be glad to learn
that this widely known and popu-
lar old hotel is to romain, for 1869,
under the same management as
last year Tho sturdy old com.
mandcr.in chief, Mynherr FLEMM,
remains at the head Of the well dis.
ciplined forces ofthe establishment;
while his chief lieutenant, the gen
ial and universally popular HAR'
RY AMBROSE, is still in charge OF
the Office, from which his enliven-
ing and invigorating influence is
diffused through oil the depart
ments of the concern, The repu-
tation and business of the Tall
madge, never greater than under
the present management, will be
apt to suffer no loss while it con
tinues under the same.
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NEW MILLINERY.


Miss KATE QUILL desires to
make il known that she has rcceiv
ed, at her room in the Columbus
street Rising building, her Spring
stock of
Fashionablen Millinery,
which comprises ! sSerythlng desir-
able, of the finest fabrics and in
the prevailing mode.
All the new styles will be pro-
duced at her establishment, and
work done with skill, taste and
promptness, at reasonable rates.
The Ladies of Fairfield county
and of the city of Lancaster are
cordially invited to call and in
spcct the now arrivals. tt3.
April s, 1869.
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T,he CIV IslActi0n.I

We are indebted TO Mayor
SLogoH for the statement olreturnS
given below, showing the result Of
last Mondays election in this city
so far as any contest was madc.77
Two tickets, were votod-ope the
regularly nominated Democratic,
and the other cntltled the "Citi-
zens Ticket, on which were plac-
cd the namessPf the democratic
nominees, with exceptions in tho
cases Of Mayor, Marshal, Civil En-
gibeer, Street Commissioner,
Councilnen in the first and third
and Assessors in the first and sec.
ond wards,
Although the result Of this cleo
ton has been 10 place Republicans
in the important Offices Of Marshal,
Civil Engineer and Street Commis-
sicner, yet it can in no sense be
claimed as party triumph Their
election is wholly due to the votes
of democrats, who, for purposes Of
their own, took this method of ad'
ministering the rebuke which they
thought necessary with regard to
matters connected with the nom
nations of theirSewn party s8
The following are the figures:
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Almost every day we hear ma
ny persons complaining of head
ache, loss OF appetite, and tina. they
are not fit to do anything. &c. =
Many is the day that we have felt
so ourselves, and in fact have gone
to bed and imagined ourselves sick,
but Tor the life of us could not tell
what was the matter. Ono day
while thus complaining, friend
said to US, "Why don't you try
PLANTATION BiTrERsH they are
really a good thing and will make
you feel like q new man" Upon
his recommendation we purchased
bottle, and took them according
to the directions. They seemed
to 60 right to the spot, and gave
us immediate. reliot. Ever since
we have taken every opportunity
to recommend thcm.
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All Right I!

T. J MASON, of Lisbon, Iowa, in
sending pay in advance tor the Ga
zette to the 10Th OF September next,
writes US as follows:
IL notice in your papor that you
want your subscribers to sendSin
advance the amount for the time
they wish the paper sent hereafter
That can't do; for | expect tC
want it as long as | exist or the
Gazette continues to be published
The excuse Of our friend Mason
is perfectly satisfactory. He is Q
subscriber most decidedly to oul
liking.
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LIEUT.. STAMBAUOH. I'VE are In
almost daily receipt Of Denver
and Cheyenne, and other Rocky
mountain newspapers, from our
yonpg friend Lieut.. Cbas. B STAN.
baugh, Second U. 8. Cavalry,
who is stationed with his com.
mand, at Fort Russell, Wyoming
Territory. Lieut.. s. has our
thanks for the attention.
-.es-.------- Jia
BUSINESS CHAEoE IN RUsHvILLE.
We learn that VIM. Hutchinson
Of this city. has purchased Of DR..
P. T Turner. his stock Of goods. in
Rusbville, and leased for term Of
years the Nourse stand, and has
associated with him in business
Geo. B. Book, Albert B. Mortal
and Asa Dennison. We are ac-
quaiDted with these gentleman and
know that they possess all the ele-
ments of business, to make this a
first class house. We hope they
will receive a generous support.
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Our follow townsman ROBERT
REED has in this paper new ad'
vertiscment Of his Boot and Shoe
establishment. Our people know
him--so that words of commenda
ton are scarcely needed. He, as well
as his work, it's not too much to
say, however, will at all times be
found reliable.
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Singer Sewing Machine
Agency.


~ JAMES DUNCAN, the energetic
and efficient agent in this city for
the Singer Machine, has moyedh
head quarters from Columbus
streetto Main, in the Giesy build
ing, room recently occupied by the
millinery establishment of Mrs
Younghans, This popular machine
will be thero displayed in all its
variety, and the already extensive
business of the agency will doubt
less receive new impulse from
its increased facilities.
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GEO. FL. SMITH, Jr. has estab
Iishcd his Agency for the Florence
Sewing Machine at the Store Of
Rebcr. Kutz & Ulrick. He is
there prepared to exhibit this no
ted machine in all Its styles. and tc
execute any repairs that may be
desired.
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SPECIAL Notices, donble column advertise.
m.nts, and those In prescribed location, %
per cent. additional to the above scale.
Local Notices, 10 cents per line :for one In
ssrtion, and cents per line each additionalin-
ssrton. Special contracts, made, however for
alonger time than two months. .ta 7a
Cards in Business Directory halfinch--
$500. t3it.t5.,t.}tfsta .ottt
Legal advertisements 81 pear inch, onein'
ssrtion, and so cents per inch each additional
insertion. tt'2
Obituary Notices, other than simple an
nsuns .ments OF deaths, Resolutions Of condo
leuce and Cards ofthaphs cents per line.
NstieeS Of Births, Marriages and Deaths,
whsn furnished by proper authorIty-frce'
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DIR. Ezra Carr,

Prof. of Chemistry in the Madi,
son (Wis.) University, vouches fol
the genuine Medical qualities and
thorough efficacy Of Mwdochs 4
Bronchial Comft as on agent in
strengthening the voice and re-
moving all distractions arising
from irritations caused by excess
i've psc of tho organs, or from
Coughs or Colds. For sale by G
G. Beck. druggist, Main Street.
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DWELLING House FOR RENT -
Tho brick dwelling house, north
side of Main street, adjoining the
public square. containing three
good rooms, is for rent. Apply on
tho premises, to Mrs. CREED.
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FOURTH WARD.

In all, 9O2 votes were cast in the
city, q largepo for Spring elcc.
ton. The aggregate majorities
are as follows: For Slough, l42
Noles 48; Williams 145 +; Sullivan,
1lS.
We regret the defeat Of Mr.. Rife,
for Assessor in tho first ward. He
made an excellent run, coming with
in four votes of being elected.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-04-08

PAINTING. We invite attention
to tho c,rd Of our fellow.townsman
y 3. Huston, to be found among
new advertisements Both as a
citizen and q workman, he can be
relied on to fulfil tho best expoc-
tations Of his friends and .custo.
mers. aasa, f'sf,fiT g
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SG All persons having watches
that "retusc to come to time, "
would do we'll to take them to L..
c. Butch, u practical workman OF
twenty years experience.
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The New Literary weekly, ZAP.
pleton's journal" is torsalo At Bill.
LINduURsT's. We havo examined
the two numbers received, and arc
ready to add our Communications
to those which the press universal
ly is according to the Journal. Its
literary matter is of tho highest
order of excellence, its illustrations
are gemsIof art, and its Typography
is splendid. Victor Hugo's grea,
novel, sThe Man Who Laughs,
commenced in the fret nun ber
will occupy portion of each mum
Der till disqualification is ,complet,
ed.
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Z
BILLINenURsT has handed us. a
new song from the prolific music
al foun tam Of JOHN CHURCH jr, Sc
W. Fourth street, Cincinnati.--
"Tho way to bo Happy, by Harry
Clifton, lie the piece referred to, and
it is a simple and quite q pleasing
melody. BILLIEdHuRsTis 10 dai-
ly receipt Of the bestl'Of the new
music Of the day, and will prompt
ly procure anything in that line
for thosswho may desire special
selections W t2a9
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Tho Change in CITY officers

Tho Change in CITY officers.
However the rosalt of our late
city election may be regarded in a
political.point of view, the fact
cannot be controverted that in
Messrs. NoLEs, WILLIAMS and Sui
LIvAN, the candidates elect for the
offices of Marshal, Civil Engineer
and Street Commissioners, the city
gains q trio of able, honest and ef-
ficient agents to administer the
duties of their several positions.
That they happen to be earnest Re-
publicans cannot obviatc this fact,
Notifying as it may be to the ring
whose rule is broken.
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G. KoEHLER.-The new adver'
tisemont Of this popular tradcspar
will bc found elsewhere. The re-
putation of Koehler's, goods and
work has built him up a busin est
excolIed by that offsw concerns o
the kind in any of the cities o.
.0hio--and ho is evidently deter
mined to win new laurels by in.
creased effort in tho same dircc
tion, a3f .''ts, .,,.,... S.'
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AT HIS OLD BUSINESS AGAIN
The wellsknown Jake Keller cor
norrhas-becn solo to an old hand at
the Grocery business, Fred. May
Err, who proposes to keep up the
stock and reputation Of the con-
cern to it's highest point. The
house has enjoyed an excellent
run of custom, and Fred. has the
experience, the facilities and the
Intention to retain and increase it
SEQ his business card 'f6 6S'ayoD
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Farmers and Horsemcn desiring
to improve their stock will do vel
torun their eye over the advertise
mont of Elias Reber, to bc found
in another column.
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DR.. G. w. BABcocK, Homcopath'
ist, has changed his place of resi-
dence to the house Of Mrs. Bell
first house east of Mithotf's Brewo-
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DE MUTu has moved his Boot
and Shoe Store into the room late
ly occupied by NJ. Levy, Tall.
madge block. Ho is already max
ing tho place attractive by the
beautiful display of his goods, and
proposes speedily to add largely to
his already good stock. Call and
sec him.
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FURNiTURE in COLUMBUS, ,- The
card Of Messrs. Hahn, B@pows &
Butler, Of the capital city, in this
issue, will not bc overlooked by
cur readers. The immense facilj-
ties of such an extensive furniture
establishment will Of course enable
the propristors to give thoir Gus
toners unpsual advantages
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b J.,FRIEpRIcH offers for sale
desirable city property. 500 ad
vertisoment in another place.
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Encouraging.

The responses to our request
made come two weeks since, IN
sending out the bills Of subscribers
in arrears, whose papers are sent
beyond the limits of this county,
have in most instances so far been
of gratifying character. We
subjoin q list of those of the class
referred to from whom payment
has been received slnco the 9th
.ult., with the date TO which their
subscriptions now stand paid;
Rev. ] B. Helwig, April l, go.
Robert Trimble, April l, so.
John Harris, July /, '6S.
f. w. Cook. Oct. /, $50.
Fla. Shaeffer jr. April /, 80.
Peter Brown, July l, 90.
A..C. Barlow, April 1. 60.
FJ. Kennard, April l;5I7O.
Newton Collins, March Is, go.
A. Studebaker, April l, SO.
TT. Mason, Sept. ID, 60.
We hope 10 hear promptly from
the'remainder Of those whose &C:
counts have been forwarded
This list will be continued from
week to week, and viii serve as a
receipt 10 the time specified, to
those who continue to receive the
paper.
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MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold q. halfthe price. tl
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/, There were seventy. nine fires in
New York during March.
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Mabel Clifton.

The novel bearing this title,
which we stated in our last paper
was written by lady of Lancas>
ter, is receiving All extensive no
tice from the press. There is oc-
casionally snarl from some
tcsty reviewer, but the majority
speak Of it favorably, and as bear
ing the omens OF great promise for
the authors future efforts.
The Soufher1, and Western Trade Journal says
"Mabel Clifton, by Frank Brerwood may not
suffice to immOttalI2e itsauthor, but II Is Ger
tainly avery pleasing book Everything rela
ted might have happened, andwren he occur
ences Ot anovel are borne out by probaolllty
il usually becomes n much sought-after work
The story of the life, conquests, suffering
reno rye and untmcly death Of Mabel Cliftor
will be widely read on account OF the moral y
conveys to "the glri Of the period" as well "a
on account OF those excellences and good
qualities, the certain triumph of which u
| / ughtIn the less important characters. TIM
books m improvement on the literature Of Tho
day, in ttatitis exciting without being trashy
The Philadelphia City Item says '"Mrbe
| Chiffon is young lady with peculiar dsposi
tOn. The character is cverdrawn, but th'
book is generally cleveriy written. The othe
persoEages are without any strong marks G
originality, but the plotis randy carried for
ward and the novel will interest the majority
ornove readers. II tIsp-obably "Frank brler
wood frstattempt and ls u very creditabl'
one, quite as good as many books which hay'
achieved popularity"
"Ths HdTyisburg Telegraph Gays; "Theworl
will be found interesting, and the style such a.
suits the st ny, II inculeates moral, whlci
those afflictedwith quick, unruly temper ma!
studywith profit. Ii comes fully up to th'
average merit Of modern romances, and w
think vii prove popular, and meet with I
ready and extensive sale"
The Phle hlphiq Press says; "Mr. Brlerwoot
has concentrated greatdeal otnterest aroun'
| the career OF Mabel Ohhon, an American, whit
much to our regret, IS made to die IN he
bloom though, on serious Thought, II does no
appear what good her continued existenc'
| could have been to herself or others, after th'
solution Of themystery of which she was th
heart On the whole, though not of striking
merit, this novel induces us TO expect some
thing lromts author 'wh eh the world viii no
Willingly let die.
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A VALUAB.EF r OR
n SALE. fwgH

The farml belonging tc the estate late
Or. James White, three miles East Of LAncas-
Tor, on the GAINESVILLE d aySyilie Turnpike
containing iso acres. For torms enquire at
sIocum ! Whites Drug store. 90 h''
Jan. 9, isSo.tL SO isiH
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RELIGIOUS.

FIRST PREsBYTERLAN CHURCH, Rev. ]
N. Cross. Pastor; Services every Sabbath a
bsfh school Il O'clock, A. N. Prayer Meet
ing O'Clock p. NJ, Thursday evening.
FIRST TCONGREGA 7TOE-4LC CHURCH, Rey
]. A. Meeks, Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at lf1s o'clock. A. NJ, ana O'Clock. p. NJ
Sabbath School o'clock. A. NJ. Prayer Meet
ing O'Clock Thursday evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev
Isaac Newton, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at l0lz O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p
NJ Sabbath School O'Clock. p. NJ. Prayer
Meeting o'clock Thursday evening.
ENGLISH LUT.HERAN CHURCH, Rev. II.
B. Belmer. Pastor. Services every Sabbath
At l0lz o'clock. A. Nj, and O'Clock, 7. NJ
Sabbath School at o'clock. 4. NJ. Prayer
Meeting o'clock Thursday evening.
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Rev. T.
s. Ingle. Pastor. Services every Sabbath at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and o'clock. p NJ. Sab
bath School at 3 O'Clock, A NJ. Prayer Meet
ing o'clock Thursday evening.
CHURCH OF GOD. Rev. G. w. Ochemanr
Pastor. Services every sabbath al l0o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ. Sabbath School
at o'clock A. Nj. Prayer Meeting O'Clock
Wednesday evening
ST MICHAEL'S CA THOLIC CHUR OH Rev
z. Vattman, Pastor. Every other Sabbath.
First Mass at 5 O'Clock. A. NJ. High Mass at
TO- A NJ. Cathechism al ?. p. n. Services in
English, German and French. Mass every
morning at 4 o'clock. A NJ.
GERMA NJ T7TfEI 4 v 49, .Jola'sA CTyI-RCH.
Rev. NJ. Buerkie, Pastor Services every
other Sabbath at 10 o'clock. A. NJ Sabbath
School at o'clock. A Nj. Singing Society at
O'Clock Friday evening.
(sy. P1ursl CHURCH.
Rev. Josiah May. Pastor. Services every
other Sabbath at 10 o'clock a NJ.
gERM4 " yREFOR1fED CHURCH, Rev. j. q.
Ruhl, Pastor. Services every other sabbath
at O'Clock, A. NJ. Sabbath School al q
O'Clock, A. NJ. Prayer Meeting at O'Clock
Wednesday evening.
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The Vitality of Seeds.

1t is of Importance to know how
long seeds retain their terminating
powers, to prevent the sowing of
those of impaired vitality, as well as
to avoid throwing away those which,
though several years old, are still
good. The test with water is not
reliable, as good seed will frequently
float, and that which is bad will often
sink. The only sure test is to plant
counted number of seeds in a pot
or box of earth and keep it in warm
room. II three-fourths germinate,
the seed may be considered of aver
age good quality.
Good for one year-Leeks, Onions,
Parsnips-
Good for two yesrs-Besns, Car
rot, Eggplant, Okra, Peas, Peppers,
Rhubarb, Sage, SalIsfry, Thyme.
Good for three years-Aspsrsgus,
Endive, Lettuce, Parsley, Radisa,
Spinach
Good for four years-Broccoli,
Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery, Tur-
nip.
Good for five years-Beet, C1cum-
ber, Melon, Pumpkin, Squash, To-
mato.
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Ditch Notice.

WTM- CRAIG and L. Q. Rawson, non-resi-
w dents of the county of Hancock, State ol
OHIO, Will take notice that petition is now
pending and will be heard on the 18Th day oi
March, 1853, al three o'clock p. NJ. before the
Trustees OF Pleasant township at the township
house in MeConb, In said township, praying
Icoure-commencing on the south line of Sec
80, IS rods west of the southeast corner of The
southwest quarter of said Sec 80 thence no,th
across the northeast corner of Section - and
through Section y, until il intersects the rail.
road: thence west along the railroad to fhe
half Section line of Section y; thence norfi
on or near the half Section line OF Section .
and 20 until il intersects the Kelly ditch, where
it terminates. WESLEY BOWERS.
March 2, 1853, Yet
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BENEVOLENT.

FINDLAY COUNCIL, NO. 80 r; d s. n
Regular Conyocafion Seeo.ad Alsa1i AZ in each
month. b r. nImnol>-. T. /. 6. NJ, b r
HYATT, Recorder.
EyyDJzY CHAPTER. NO. IS, r. 4. NJ
Reo1,lar Conyocation, First Monday in each
month. WILLIAM ANDERsoN, H. p, d. b.
RFARpsIEY, Secretary
FTyDLAY LODGE. NO. 27. F.. & A. M
Regular Communication First ana Ihlrd
Wednesdays in each month d. b. BEARDs
LEY. w. NJ, B. F. HYATT. Secretary.
NcHARD LODGE NO. 4o3. f. & 4. "
Regular Communication Second and Fonrth
Wednesdays in each month. H. D. BAL
r.RD w. NJ, J. c. MARTIN, Secretary.
GOLDEN RULE ENCA MP1ENT, NO. s2
y n n. r. Stated meetings on the second
and fourth Fridays of each month. O'Clock,
p NJ in Odd Fellows Hail. WIN. kLAM-
Roth c. p. and p. b. MORRISON, Scribe.
yCOcK LODGE, NO. TS, T. o. o. e
Stated meetings every Tuesday evening al
az o'clock p NJ. in Odd Fellows Hall. f +.
HOWELL, n G., and s SPRAGUE, Secretary
FTNDLAY LODGE NO: lS6, o; G. T.
stated Meetings every Friday evening. r. Ii.
TUFTS. w c.. and ]. A PITTsFoRD. Secretary;
Degree Meetings first Monday evening oi
each month.
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others said she was weeping in th,
old quiet way, as she would hav,
wept before the fevered life Of the
last three months had come to her
Then came the procession up tc
the open grave, and the people who
were gathered round heard the burial
words, and, at one word started-one
word but little excepted. The coffin,
with the blsck inscription on the
glittering silver plate, showed With
most conspicuous clearness this an
nouncement
Olivia, wife of Charles Caryll
CRANKY, died Oct. 7, aged 23.'
The news spread. The good old
clergyman was appealed to. He could
only show note from Lady M2rgar-
ct, telling him that the sick person,
once at Mrs. Bonds, and now dead,
whom he was to bury, was not a man,
but a woman that she had confided
her secret to her, and that she had
been taken away to die as a woman
should.
She was the wife of Sir Geoffrey's
heir wrote Lady Margaret. 'She
had left him on the morning OF
their marriage, having received,
on her return from the church, a
letter from a lover whom she had
believed to be dead. Her friends
had over persuaded her, knowing to
how large property Capt. Granby
would succeed. She had wandered
about for above year in mans
and then she formed the
project OF getting to Kempton and
casting herself on my protection. 1
had the happiness OF getting her to
see her husband before she died.
No particulars were ever given
no further explanation was ever
made.
When Capt. CRANKY spoke of La
iy Margaret he said she was an an
gel.
When ] went again TO Kempton !
Court, and INTO the accustomed room, !
called by the dearly loved voice,
welcomed by the much priced en-
brace, | wept tears OF joy, knowing
what they were saving in the village,
md echOing the words in my heart
Such perfect lady, One day
Capt. CRANKY brought a bright
ioung wife to the Court but who
he first poor bride was we never
Knew But every twentieth of June
hough there are no more fete days
1t KemptOn, MIS-. Bond has her own
pecial rejoicing. There comes to
Ter regularly twenty pound Bank
# England note.-London Society
or February. HE