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The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-04-17
Produce Market Review
Corrected weekly by
E. K. BARNhILL.
GROCER.
No. 9 laPorte Street.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the district court of the United States for the
district OF Indiana:
In the matter of Charles N. Hill and William Hill,
bankrupts, In bankruptcy.
Notice IL hereby gwen that thcr will he q grand
meeting Of the cred tors OF said Charles NJ Hill and
William Hill. bankrupis, he'd at the Office sf
Stanfcld Is. Frazier, Register i'm the city OF
Warsaw. in said district on the let day of NAY.
1879, for the purpose named In the 2Sth section OF
the bankrupt act of March I'd, 1857
And further give notice that win file my final
accounts as Assignee of said bankrupfs on the
said LIST day of Nav, 1879. and shall then apply TO
said court Tor n discharg from all liability ma =
signee of said estate in accordance with the PRO-
visions of the section of the bankrupt act approved
March "a, 1861. ANDREW T. BABcocK.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-04-17

DoN'r buy Clothing until you have
priced them at s. Becke.'s.
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A new and elegan: line OF Hats
Caps just received at s. Becker's
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CROWN CARD co.

Lamson's Branch Ne. Z. Of the Crown
Card aud Novelty Co. of Bristol, Conn :,
and Nassau. n. ". Chas II. Lamson,
w. +. Dtrmont, and Ray Wright. sole
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Saturday. April 10, 1879.

between the hours Of ten o'clock a. m. and
four O'Clock .. m, at the door Of the court
house, ia Plymouth. Marshall county. Indi-
ana. as thr law directs, the following describ-
cd real estate, to-wit:
Lot number forty-one (4D in Wheeler's adj
dition to the city of Plymouth.
Situate in Marshall county, Indiana to the
highest bidder for cash. without regard 10
appraisement laws, subject t. redempiion.
JOHN V. ASHLEY.
Shariff Marshall Cou ty.
Capron K CaproR attorneys. mar27toapr17
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SheriH's Sale.

BY virtue of an order Of sale and decree
of foreclosure of mortgage issued out of the
Office of the CLERK of the Marshall Circuit
CoSrt to me directed. on n judgment in favor
OF Adoiphus y. Cspron, administrator of the
estate OF G. kallaher, deceased, against
Susan Mclaughlin and Nes son Mclaughlin,
i will offer for sale At Dubiic aucrion ,1n
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The shove list embraces our styles for
the spring and summer of 1879. Circular
and specimens Of type sent free by mail
Samples OF all our cards semi for 10 eents-
CROWN CARD CO.
Plymouth. Ind.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-04-17
SheriH's Sale.

BY virtue of an order of sale and a decree
OF foreclosure of mortgage issued out of the
office o: the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit
Court. II me directed. ON judgment in favor
Rachel Rose. Melissa Roof John Roof, Sarah
Cox, Lewis tox. Elizabeth Trump, John
Trump. Isabella Wilson. Henry Wilson,
Franklin Coil, Jackson Coil and Isaac c il,
and against Joseph Mishler and Mary Jane
Mishler, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton. on
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March 26th 1879. apr 81
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
SCARCITY OF NOTES OF SMALL
DENOMINATIONS.

The Treasu er Depar, nent IS in re-
ce;pt Of LEI, ers nom he West complain
ing of the scarcity Of hotcs of small de-
nominations. and asking that supply
of such notts be sent to several sub
treasures, with directions 10 pay them
out in exchange for notes of lager de-
nom nou.ons.
the assis ant treasureis, with their
limited Gle .cal force, cannot undertake
to exc c,au?e one denomination of rates
tor ano.her, and the Treasurer of the
United States will, unde- lbe p"o, isons
OF lie Depai .ment's circular of Aus ,.s
10, 1879, fIri ISL new noes of such d, =
nominations as may be desi ed, lin return
for oankels' drafs on New York, and
will transmit them as the applicant NAV
indicate, but without risk or exper Sc to
the Government.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
A COUNTER EXODUS.

SOUTHERN PLANTERS IMPORTING COL
oRED LABoSERi FROM THE BORDER
STATES.
A special from Washington to the n,
Y. World says:-
Southern fam laborers can make more
in year In cash or its equivalent, and
are in every way better off. than the
same class in any other part of the coun-
try. BY way of news counter exodus
has been started. Arrangements are
about completed by the Mississippi and
Louisiana planters for importing colored
labor from Missouri and the border
States. Several railroad companies are
about TO issue tickets over their roads at
excursion rates for this purpose Secre-
tary Sherman tired to add to the budget
of campaign documents he has issued
officially lately by sending out tonight a
letter addressed to him by one Hamlin,
who mentions among the causes of the
exodus that i'll the average Southern
male negro the love of offspring was
almost entirely eradicated by slavery
| The Secrelary's attempt failed because
the Associated Press agent considered
the document too idiotic and too flag
rantly booming to telegraph even II
| brief
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
CURTIS AT LAST COMES TO THE
SCRATCH.

George william Curtis in Harper's
Weekly.
Thee is bet one way in which Repub-
iiefh> can yo,e SO as 10 defeat the ma
oh.re cad q, :he same lime keep New
y !. Re 'uDl.cah. Ii IS the only way N
WI ich ,ue ,ndivldual vo,er can eve" af-
iect Pc mana ,ement, TO when pa~:y
ma"t.,c.s discover tnaL il they Cut age
tie ,o.iv',. ous g pa Y followers thcae
.olluwe.a wili moi iu'iow, The mauage.s
wilt .aAe heed. TO kepdo cans, the "a
tU.e, who ,hEk Of lde IA J as Lord Cha
an sa'" o, .'a'l dmcu,, tuat ~ witt re-
20 N 3, e l,om wttr'G or he reformed
" Ii vc' .caloe f.om vii hort," and
who a.e resolved no, 40 vu for Nj >.
q Del Ocr5Vse ,Eey e2s,d his ncmina-
| I o. - blow a the iuie,es CS The pai-
| I. o 4 adv &c ls ;t. W. e ne DeMorra-lC
t,c..e,. o,t 40 make the woes cau"t 10
/ Ise ,dG' "a y iuc'ples. n ID a.a ST Ge
piajlica lnisinaIa ;emeu., oy Sc al chin!
,ne u l,e,. SAould tue whole ticket b.
oe 'ea.ed. they would uoL he responsible
fuf any esul, CT Dcmoc atic success.
he whole jci>et stould be elec, ed, the
wo1ld Lave Co0e what they believed 4,
be brs. iOl me pa ~ and for he country
and ,uey wouiu have learned a couia-
wn''h is the .,.eat need OF our pO' i,ics.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
TnURsDAY. SEPT. % 1879.

THE CIry HosPITAL, purchased py
the Republicans while they controlled
the city, was at once made an asylum ior
worn-out politicians, has ever since oeeh
a source Of great expense. Some yeals
ago the Democrats proposed to abolish
il. there being no patients, or but one OF
two, aud then some Of the mahuactur-
ers and machine shop people, among
them we think several of the "twenty-
six" opposed the movement. Now'
when it is again seriously proposed by
the Democrats to get rid OF the "incu-
bus" the law is found to be in the way,
and so the expense which was forced
upon us by the Republicans must be con-
tinued until legislation for its abolition
and the sale of the building is had. Inc
GAZETTE opposed the purchase OF the
utitv HOSPITAL, building at the time 1t
was made. 1t was set up JOB anu
the building that would not have sold
for 5000 at public sale, was bought by
the city from a good Republican for
$4,000. 1t then required several thous-
and dollars to make it fit for hospital.
1t never was intended when the char
ter was obtained by the physicians OF
this city, that the hospital should be a
charge 10 tue city, or that it should be
A case thereof. And the City Council
committed a gross error, not to say
wrony, when they vook it out OF the
haa1s of the physicians, who got the
CHATTER aid designed 10 build up a
noble CHARITY, giving il their whole az
tention gra,uitously, aud to erect sul'a a
BILE buildings and TO add to them as the
city grew in extent. All they asked OF
the city was poi,ion Of the meas for
the first purchase of the grodnd'. But
this request carried tue matter INTO the
Council, and finally unprincipled i'll
fluence took the charter entirely out OF
the hands of the gentlemen who orei-
mated its application aud under who's
direction it should bave beeo lei.
With refeience to The mauner in
which it is Eep; we are not aole 20 speat
but as it is visited f,eqde1,lyDy aides ant
gentlemen in' eiesieG in patien,~. and We
have no, heard from them anything de
rogatoiy, we presume lis management
during the past year has been right au'
proper. The objection tbe Democrat
make 10 it is that it cos.s far more tt
the patients per head 10 Iun it .han
would to pay their board at the be'
hotel in the city. And this has been
standing Of jeclion ever since it was il
sttuied. Il costs 81, 700 year cash, b'
side the interest on the pn cha-e, (abol
$1,000; and now here is 3nt Que paliei
in it. The to,al number Of patien
that have been treated there in abol
seven years is about 220, and tie mo
of them we are told had better ha'
been sent TO The almshouse. The me
of these patients were inebriates, II
men who had been injured. We ha
heretofore Urged this matter upon t
attention eff the readers Of ehe GAZEIT
but the Republican organs sustain tn
party in keeping up the hospital.
served as a good place for such lal
ducks as they wanted to make pa
tools of. We are in favor of
abolishment. Let such disrerula
people so to the Jail or the almshouse
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25

disguised with the Republican party
treatment that they voted the Demo-
cratic ticket.
1t is asset led by gentleman in the
Democi attic party who have opportuni-
ties for knowing, that the Republicans
polled more Illegal votes than the
Democrats at the late election; aud We
believe this TO be true. But being the
vic.oi Ious party they did no. care to
hunt up the legal vo'ers, and pEt the
county to the expense of paying W.T.
nesses, &c, for prosecuting lne cases.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
DLAINE'S COLLAPSE IN MAINE

DAVIS 1000 TO 4,0G0 vo1Es BEHIND.
a despatch from Portland announces
chat Davis needs Fl ON 1000 to 4 900 votes
10 give him a majority over Garcelon
and Smith. The republican managers
are distressed ove- the news, and wish
thai .he original plan of placing Eugene
Hale in nominal on for governor bad
been ca led out. The notion Of placing
him IN nomination was suggested with a
view of securing for Inn few hundred
votes, so that in case the popular vote
should fail 10 elect the assembly could
send in his and Davis names for the SELL
ate to decide upon. Blaine opposed the
suggestion because he was confident tha.
DAVIS would cary the State, anG af aid
that with Hale in the field everything
might be lost. As it is, if the despatch
should be true, either Smiths or Garce-
Ions name must he sent 10 the senate
with DAVIS. D., Gar, clon was chosen
Governor in Il al way before, ard the re-
ported proclivi,es Of tie senate seem to
indicate p obab.lity that he may serv,
anotue" term.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25

THE charges against The Democratic |
patty of this ci,y for illegal ,oiug, |
are, in the main, talse and made sor pc
liticoI e.fecS. The Republican claims
that some uouaond' negro woes wele
added TO the voting population. Now,
iC is known that these people o.ed for
several years without paying tax or
that their taxes were paid by cor ur
tioh fund raised by leyies On the Kepub-
lican party, untilthat parry tired OF this:
then their politicians resol.ed 10 forged
com: eled 10 60 10 the Legislature and
by legislative enac ment have a well-de-
vised stamp ordered by law for tax re-
ceipts. Even this was coun.erfeited by
the Republicans and the poor, ignorant
negroes made to vote it. So well was
this counterfeit executed that it was
used at least two years before discover.
ed, and exposed, and the principal Off H.
ders left the State. Since these kepub-
lican frauds were stopped the Republi-
can party here have been without hope,
and the Democrats have carried the
elections. We should not like to men,
ton all the names of the men who were
co5nizant of these frauds. Tax receipts
were often exhibited by their tools in
bundles after the election was over, ano
many "blessi"g" was heaped upor
the innocent Democratic collectors by
the Democrats for issuing them ate
the elections were ove4, when, in fact
the receipts emanated from RepuUlica
counterieiters.
In this may be found the real caus
OF the Republican success for nan
years, and the real cause for their defea
IN the last three elections III this CITY.
They have noc and never bad son
tuousaha' negro voters here. The,
may have voted on several occss;o,
seven or e'sht hund.ed While ,ba
Used the fraudulent ak .ccipts.
Now, however, not more than Two
three hundred OF all these neoroes vo,
at all; and some of them have hoon .
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25

CHERIFFS SALE.
- ay virtue ol wat OF Levaria Facias,
10 me directed, Will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at the
HOTEL OF JAMES C. PEARSON.
In the village OF Stanton, in Mill Creek
Hundred, new Castle County, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY,
The 27th Day of September, A. D., 1879,
At2 O'Clock p. M,
me tollowing described Real Estate, viz :
Al that farm, plantation, or tract OF
land situated In Mil Creek Hundred. New
Castle County, and state oi Delaware, and
more parlcularly descrl bed as follows 10
VIII wt;-Beslnning for the same at a stone.
III Delns also corner for John Harper ,and
running north two degr @, and forty min
utes west 22 chains to a stone In the forks
OF tne road, thence north IT degrees 20
minutes east u chains 81 links to IA stone
thence south 8degress - minutes easl sew
en- chains and Is links TO "A chestnut tree
thence south 40 deg "ees east 3 chains and
"a INKS TO slo le, thence south one degree
IL minutes east % chains 10 the mi idd lie oi
the roai from Corner Ketch to White Clay
Greek. then aloLg said road south SO Ia
degrees west 4 chains and fifty links,
| thence still by said Dad south IS degrees
| west chains and so links, thence still by
SAID road south 43 degrees 10 minutes
| west chains, thence still by said road
| south u degrees As minutes, west chains,
thence still by said road south 26 degrees,
| 10 minutes west chains and % LINKS
tnence NORM ~ degrees minutes west
chains and links to Span sh oak tree
thence norlh 7o Ia degrees west chains
ana INKS TO stone, thence south 5S 1 a
degrees west 3 chains and &c links TO q
stone. thence north 20 Ia degrees, west 2s
Inks 10 stone, thence south 20 degree,
ives. ch aims and % links TO stone, thenci
north q degrees and So minutes wesi n
cnalos ana "a llnHs TO sione, and theme,
north Gu degrees 80 minutes, east chainl
and 30 links 10 Lne first mentioned kton,
ana pace OF beginning. containing on
hundred acres, .hree roOds and elgltee,
perches ol land, more or less, with a Ian
stone house, large frame and Stone bal
anu oth.r outbuild :ngs thereon erected.
Selzed and taken in execution as III
property OF John ID. For est and Amanda
his vile, and TO be sCld by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheiiff7s Office, New Castle. August aitt
A. d 1879
Sc t6 eodts.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
Gen. Chalmers Opinion Of Wood

ford.
General James II. Chalmers, Repre-
sentative in Congress from Mississippi,
has published a card in Washington rea
tive to The Gully trial, in which he gives
his opinion Of Mr.. Stewart l.. Wood
ford. Tha. opinion, brief, is that MIR.
WooGford has admitted that The jury
were fairly drawn and selected thai tie
Judge was impartial that the prose-
cuing attorneys were honest and vigor-
Gus, and that the only trouble was with
the jury. Mr.. Chalmers says:
For This verdict General Woodford
villiiies the jury, and the country, and
the Re publican papers ask that search
be made lh ough the statutes to see If
some meaus cannot be found whereby
the nation can project its citizens. In
ether words, whether the nation cannot
take away from Mississippi Democ at
when charged with killing Republican,
tie tight Of trial 10y jury. This right,
which our ancestors held most sac. ed,
emitted the prisoner 10 Il trial by jury
OF the vicjnsge, and it was held 10 be
bet,er chat nineiy-nine gully men should
escape than al innocent man be pun
ished. 1t is now asked that this right
shall be taken from the Mississlppians,
and ~heu one is charged with crime he
shall be tried by a jury of General
Woodford's who 20 down 10 register a
ver'!ict ag. eed on before the tral. A
new batch of reconstructed laws are de-
manded, under which the bloody scenes
of judicial murder under Jefireys and
Scro2gs may be re-enacted. This is the
fate the South may expect from the Re-
publican party, and yet she is denounced
fof being solid against it.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
REGISTERS OFFICE,


New CasGle county, 81 pit. !. 1879.
Upon the application of susanna ii Pierce,
Administratrix of Alexis ID. Pierce, late
of Brandywine hundred, In said county,
deceased, IL In order d and directed by the
Register that the Administrators aforesaid
sive notice of granting OF letters OF ad-
mipistration upon The estate OF the deceas
ed, with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisement tO be posted with
In forty days from the date of such letters,
IN siA OF the most pubic places II the
coun.y of New Castle. requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate 10
present the same or abide by an act OF as
sembly IN such case made and provided.
And also cause the same TO he inserted
within the same period in the DAILY
1AZETTE, n newspaper published In VIII
mington. and 20 be continued therein three
weeks, cod.
,, Given under the hand and seal
IL. oi offico of tue Register aforcsai i'd
'-~~~' at New Castle, In New Castle
| county, aforesaid, the day ani year above
written. S. q. BlHGS. Register.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
,MEkIFf y ssALE.

- likRIFF n SALE.
- by virtue ol wrtoi Venditioni Ex-
pOnas, to me directed, VIII be exposed TO
Public sale at the hotel of
WILLIAM b. CURRENDER,
In the village of Cnristiana In White Clay
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Del
aware, on
FRIDAY, The Third ny of October,
A. D.. 1919, at 10 O'Clock, a, M,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All The undivided one nth part of all
that c,rtaln lot, piece aud parcel of land
tuaied In White Clay Creek hundred
New astle County, stale OF Delaware
adj Dining Lar DIS OF n mrOd Worrel, on The
east, and James Coward and George -
Crow ON the north, land Of william Crow
and The Maryland line or public road on
the south, by The pub ROAD leading from
| Brewsiers Mill TO New Castle, Bnd on Tn,
| line of land OF the heirs OF william Nor
| rison, containing 3S acres. more or less
| with log ard frame house, small frame
barn and other outbuildlngs ther. OF
erected.
Seiz,d and taken In execution as tn,
| property Of Robert Mex Keown, and 10 b,
| sold by JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
sh.riT's Office, New Castle, septembe
| 10. 1879 ser16 3iawts.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25

{. HERgFFS SALE.
- ~ virtue oi "a wIlt of Lcvari Facias
10 me directed, will be exposed To Pu bic
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, al Shipley ST.,
kept by John j. DOugnerty, In the city o.
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
wale, ON
WEDNESDAY,
The LIST Day of October, A. d., 1879,
at2 O'Clock Z. M,
The following described Neal Estate viz :
All that lot or iece OF land with thu brlcL
y ore building u ereon erected, lying and
being situate In The city of " ilIningtou
bounded ard described rs follows, TO wit
Beginning at IA stak q staDdli x In the north
westerly side of Mare street, "A corner OF
IA lot formerly of Joseph Robertson. now oil
the heirs OF Mary Riley, deceased thence
through the middle of The pal tiiion wall ol
the building hereby granted md the nes
suage of Joseph Robinson deceased. north
5S degrees, W, III by a line OF he late Joseph
Robinson's lot III feet Inches To the south
eastetly side OF Sbipley stre, lhenc
| no III 81 degrees east alb nj Il feet 10 inch,
TO corner of land late of Theophilus
| Jones, dc coascd, thence herewith soult
| hty eight degrees. east M fee
| thence south 32deg rees west about n feet Il
| Inches down Market street TO the place o
| beginning. be The contents thereof wha
they may
Sc zed and taken In execution rs The pro
| perty OF David Lemon ana Maria his W (,
and T. l. Is, aud To be sold by
| JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
sheriff7s Office. New Castle, Sept. l2lh
1873. sepl3-5,awts
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
THE ONLY DEMOCRAT WITH A
FUTURE.

Thonas Baya,d d is to-day the only
prominent leaoet with an imm, d ate iu-
ture IN NE Democratic parry. lie rep
| resen' something more than the Demo
cratic organization, he represents inde-
pendenCe IN politics.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25

SHERIFF-S SALE.
- by vItue of writ OF Ais. Levari
acias 10 me directed, Will be exposed ~
Public Sale at the
LAFAi ETTE HOTEL, s4i sh'pley ST.,
Kept by John j. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, ON
WEDNESDAY,,
The 1st Day of October, A. d., 1870,
at2 o'clock p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz
All ihat certain lot oi land, aud two wo-
stOried frame dwelling houses thereon
erected, situated III the city of Whining
ton, aforesaid, bounded and described as
eide of u 40-Ieet wide street now known as
Fifteenth street, laia out parallel with and
al 1856 feet etsouiherly from tbt southerly sid.
OF II neenth street now known as ixteenth
street ut he distance of two hundred and
iOrty Ieet easteriy from the easte,ly side of
Cisymonl street. theme" northerly parallel
with Claymont street 10 feet to "A corner
thence, asterly parallel with Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets a Il ct W a corner, thence
sOutherly para sliel to the first mentioned
line and Clss mont street 10 feet To the
pOttherIy side of the Aforesaid 10 feet, wide
street now Fifteenth street, thence wei terly
thereby "A feet To the place oi beginning
be the contents thereof what they may.
seized and taken In execution as he pro
perty OF JOHN +. Bralnard and Alice B.
his wife, and u. Thomas and barbara, his
wife, L. L., and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE. sheriff.
Sherin's Office, New Castle, s pt, 10th,
1873. seplo-3'awts.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
RAlLkOADs.
PHILADELPHIA, wlLM,yn1
L bALTIMoRE RAIL RoAD''
June Q isTy

h.DELPH Ia, WlLMINGT(
L BALTIMORE RAIL HokN
June 2, 1917.
Trains will leave WilIninp,on q.
fr. s'on %
Philadelphia and intermediate s,
60, = 10, 10 80 a. m., 2g n"
80, p. m. W
philadelphia Express) O. OO ssp
riiila. and Now YorR, 81. ioI,mfX
1895. " 80, o i6, p. m. V'
balti -1ore ana intermediate Rt
90 a. a. 5.1s .. m.
baltimore and say Line. 7Osn
baltimore anu Washington lYsi 81
I. Al; lI.51 l0i, 5 Is, 7.0s p. IN.
Traips for Delaware Diyislon ,sav
New Castle, 9.l5, a. m. l.O5, as
Harrington ana Intermedlale m
IL, q. IA, 05, 6.35 pm.
DslH ar and intermediate Stated
tn., Us, p. IN.
SUNDAY TEAMS.
philadelphia and intermediate s,i
40, a. m. 800. 6.3t, p. IN.
philadelphia and New York. "a,
'altiRlore and Washington, n5I|
IA.
For futher Information passepr(
teforred TO the time tables posted
,epot. II. +, KENyI
.4..t.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
NoU1TCiE

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the rs
tate OF the deceased. must present the same
duly attested. to the Adm minlstratrix on OIL
before SEPT list, A. d.. 1880 or abide the
Act OF Assembly IN such case made and
provided SUSANNA ii. PIkRDE,
Adm mist atrix
Address, Booths Corner. Delaware Co,
Pa. sepi-eod3w.