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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-30
Read the tesuntpny Of one of the
sufferers. Uavio Little, Sum-
ner, Benner Co. Iowa. writes:

am past = years agp, have had the rheumatism
three year, ana eight months lost ouethrd If my
weight, could not walk, but ehuillcd along on
crutches; could not sleep; nerves shattered, no
strength in my hands, wrists, knees or feet But
thanks he God fnryour great discovery! Themcd.
lcine arrived Satur Jay night. took dose Sun ay
morning, + It 1t al over and kept on with it.
Monday morning got up and dressed myself and
walked out into the kitchen without the AID of crtch
or cane and wished them all harry New Year Ircst
well nights, am gaining in strength and once more
ENJOY life. Wish could put ArHLoPHoHOs in the
hands OF ever! sufferer fro this terrible disease"
II You cannot ret ATHLoPHoRos Of your druggist
We Will send II express paid, Oh receipt Of regular
Ircc-one dollar per bottle, We prefN thatyo buy
II from your druggist but if he hasn't IT, do not lie
persuaded 10 try something else, hut order at once
from Us us directed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-30
Floods Sarsa nar;I:a.

Sold by all druggists Price 81 a bottle
on ~ hotties ior -: G. |. HOOD q Co.
ADUtheCalitS. Lowell Mass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-30

cloak. Cunningham is the only sus-
poet now in custody. 1t is now known
that the Internal machines used TO cause
the disasters were igutrd by sulphurc
acid which worked through cottonwood
ana ate away The cap beneath. The pro-
cess occupied twenty minutes, and this
allowed the cuHsrraturs to escape before
the explosion took place.
The Queens Solicijudc.
The Queen has summoned the controller
of the Royal household to Osborne house,
the Queens residence ON the Isle of
Wight, to describe to her the nature and
extent of Saturdays disasters in London.
In the Council Chamber Of the Tower of
London, whole caScs made of plate glass
a quarter If an inch thick and containing
armor were shattered by the fore" of the
explosion. Hhc wall against which the
dynamite Wnt placed is sixteen feet tlir>.
notwithstanding WIicn the piaStcrin- uu
Tie opposite ~iIru the wall Tor Il radius
OF SCNpl iCrt. WIS shaken tD lp floor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-30

! hi, medicine is Tor sale hy lis. IfEAUPRE
LOWRY. Corner Church and Bank SITS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
Dir. sheed,,s Opinion of Mr.. Sullivan.

New Orleans Times Democrat
SIS The Ryan Sullivan 6ght really com.
ing?'
promptly answered Sheedy.
"WbyT
because I don't think Ryan will put up
the money. i wouldn't advise Ryan to make
the II atch under the present conditions, for
this reason: Sullivan can lick him sure, and
if he comes here to fight for S.. 900 he Is
bound TO lose. The original agreement be-
tween Sullivan, Ryan and myself was that
they should fight for the diamond belt of
Fox which would, of course. go to the win
ner, along with 20 per cent. of the gate
money; the loser also to get % per cent en-
L to receive 90 per cent, out Of which was
TO make all arrangements aud allow one or
two parties here to have an interest, SIS
would be no more than right, they belong.
ing in the town. Sullivan has broken his
word, but Ryan kept his"
"How is it Fox takes Sullivan upr'
'Oh, well" replied Sheedy, smiling, you
see Fox does II as en- advertisement; It helps
him; but Sullivan will dump him whenever
il suits his pleasure Fox has been waiting
to make peace with John Il. for some years,
and it was L that brought them together. OF
course he Will back him for all he is worth"
Your opinion Of Sullivan has undergone
a changer
well, no. know that he has no word
6C Will nc NOuiu sec
me now and sgree TO anything say and to-
morrow be Yould msFe promises of an ex.
actIy different nature to some one else. In
this instance thought he would keep faith
tor his own interests. Ny opinion OF him IS
a fighter, however, has undergone no change
whatever. / will not allow my feeling for
him IS an individual to prevent me from
doing him justice as a pugilist. Ee is the
best man in the ring to-day. He can lick
Paddy Ryan, and then knock all the others
out every hour asterward. He has science,
strength and head there can be no doubt of
this. | have seen them all, and know
WHIST am talking about That is why L say
Ryan would be foolish to put up any big
money to meet him."
Isn't John L. iniuring himself by
dIinl p
"Ah There's the trouble. John not only
drinks, but he loves The bottle. This pres.
ent trouble with his wife, %, is upsetting
him. She Is suing, You know, for divorce,
and axis for the care of their baby. Sulll.
van has bestowed all the affection he pos.
sesses on this boy, and the prospect of losing
him worries him not little. Is he train
ing? No he is not; no one knows when he
will, either. AS 1 said before, he has no
word, and therefore you can't place any de-
pendence on him. You can gamble on it.
the Ryan Sullivan 6ght will not take place.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
JEFFERSON DAVIS TO GENERAL
GRANT

If the prayers ana good wishes of all those IN
the South VINO honor and respect General Grant
could avail ne would conquer the dread antago-
triumpbantly as he overcsme the antagonists with
whom be commended twenty years ago.
Could language express more OF sympathy
and regard? Gould the heart OF any former
comrade in arms of the dying chieftain pulse
with more earnest longing for his recovery
than is reflected in the utterance?
In his sick room on Saturday General
Grant received letter from which the quo
tation is an extract The dispatches tell us
that the dying hero was deeply affected by
ii. The Inference would be that il was
from some friend between whom and him
sell there had never bsen counter lines
some party compstriot. Bat the inference
was rot realized; the letter was from Jeffer-
son Davis, formerly President of the South
ern Sonfedsrscy.
The Sentinel ia 10 champion OK Jefferson
Davis. The political offenses of which he
was guilty have no defense in these columns.
But we do cay that his letter to the dying
military chieftsin who lsd the armies which
disarmed his own and placed his body in
irons-we say that this letter has in it
the ring OF true manhood and noble person
al spirit. Driven from place and power to
the obscurity OF private life, and banished
from participation in public affairs in which
he was so conspicuous figure into en- iso-
latien almost as complete as that of Nspo-
leon at St Helens, il would rot have been
surprising if Jefferson Davis had become a
soured man, cherishing malice against the
leader of the hosts that accomplished his
overthrow. Bat this Istjer shows him not
to be that creature OF disappointment and
hate some would make him ont. Whatever
be nay have done 10 the ysars long gone,
the emotion that welled from the heart of
General Grant when reading Mr.. Davis ut
terarces Of sympathy will soften many q
Northern heart toward the gray haired and
fsltering ex Confederate. who must SOON fol-
low the illustrious soldier to whom he has
written so feelingly beyond the tide where
political aliTosities are forgiven and forgot
ter.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
CURRENT NOTE AND COMMENT.

THE diplomatic nominations exposed some
mighty poor guessing on the part of the po-
litical know il alls at Wsshipgton.-Boston
Herald.
]. KILBoURN, ST., has shown conclusively
in the Honeoye Times that the first temper
ance society in this country was not in Sara
toga County at the beginning of this GEN.
fury, but in Lilch6eld, Conn, st the c.ose
of the last century. Moral sussion lecturers
will correct their Observation-Disclosures DEM
ocrst.
THE new LIQUOR law confers upon the
County Attorney the powers of Grand Jury,
Sheriff, prosecution, witness, Judge and ex-
ecutiener. If the Supreme Court declares it
unconstitutional, the extra session next win
ter will abolish the Supreme Court, II the
State Temperance Union so will it. This
present Legislature can do anything.
Kan Chief.
TYLER vas really bothered with office
seekers. Cleveland is moi not yet. He has
cleverly lifted the burden from his own
shoulders to the shoulders OF department
chiefs. Besides, all political honors, he says,
doubt that, as rule, the big men who have
most sought Office and are still hunting have
the least mercy upon the little fellows who
Try to get q grain or two OF corn from the
ears in the mouths OF strong porkers.-
Augusta (Gs Chronicle.
TIE decrease OF late in the number OF dis
putes over wages has bsen very noticeable,
and this would by itself be very strong ar
gument for improved conditions. The num-
Der OF failures still continues to be in excess
Of the number for the corresponding period
in 1884, but few large concerns are going I'M
der, and the wedding cut process is taking a
new iine-affecting email capitalists who
may have been strong when the shrinksge
Of the values fret began, but who have been
unable to meet the long confined strain.
! This is not bad sign in itself. FOR it argue:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

answer; TO get information which his clients
want or that can properly be given. Some
times o railroad man wants information;
sometimes patentee wants bis patent re-
newtd; that is pretty hard fight. Then
broker wants 10 know what the Treasury is
going to 20 about a certain measure. Some
times banker is anxious about the finan.
cial movements in Congress, or a merchant
about the tariff. All these things we do con-
stsntly, and we do not make any charge for
them. We keep up q certain circle of friends,
sn@ of gs in swss an tSss 7! %
real service, and for which CON-
per sation is due and proper. Bat the
entertainments are proportional to the
business of the session. When the business
is good so are the entertainments, and when
business is not good the entertain ments are
meeser. Washington Irving tells story Of
q king OF Spain who IVES lost in a wood
with his hunting party. He ordered one OF
his attendants to climb q tree and see If
there was any building in sight. The man
saw q chateau on the top of an ad accent hill,
and tie king said, LET us go there" They
went, and were received at the door of the
chateau by the grandee, with his
head uncovered. The king announced
who he was, and said the party want
ed dinner. The family had dined an
hour before, and the servants had consumed
everything that wss left. The cook was sent
4Ol duu sdiu uls majesty WOutu DC seTVeu IN
an hours time. They had a very pleasant
dinner, and the King was rather surprised
at the taste displayed in some of the dishes.
After dinner, commenting upon the excel.
lence Of the repast, ne asked what it Was
composed of. Luckily, it was net Friday.
The grsndee sent for the cook, who came in
and said: Your Majesty, no animal has
contributed its life to your dinner" and be
went to the window and sho we'd the King
fifty two pigs with theirs all cut off. Said
the King: "a man who can make such re.
past as thst from the ears of fifty-two pigs
should be made Governor of a province"
wasted on good dinners? A. | do NOT think
money is ever wasted on a good dinner. II
a man dimes badly he forgets his prayers GO
ing to bed, but if he dimes well he feels like
q saint.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
Han. Il Il. Wnnti.

Sentinel representative called on ex-
Congressman T. J. Wood, at his elegant
home in the suburbs of Crown Point, one
day last week. Ee was called from Wash
iDgton by the dssih OF his son Charles, a
bright and promising lad of fourteen years
IL is e sad loss to him and his family. Mr..
Weed is. not only statesman, but an abe
sgricnlturist and Horticultural as well, and
takes pride in his fine blooded stock and
6ourishiDg orchards. He asks no appoint
ment from the administration, but expects
10 run for Congress again, and will doubtless
be elected, as his district is 400 stronger
Democratic since the reapportionment than
when he was before elected. he has won
great favors with the old soldiers By his
efforts in their behalf. and is in every way q
genial gentleman. Oar friend, Ed Miller, is
a candidate for tie postoffice at Crown Point,
with excellent chances of success.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
AYERS L COLE. Attorneys for Plaintiff.

CHBRIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of an execution. I
~ TO me diTecled from the Clerk of the SUPERIOR
Court of Marion County. Indiana, Will expose at
public sale, 10 tie highest BIDDER, on
SATURDAY, THE ID DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1885,
betwef the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m and 4 o'clock
p. NJ. OF Eaid day. al the door a the Court house
OF Marion County, Indiana the rents and profp3l
for s term OF exceeding seven years OF the fol-
lowing real estate. tc-wit:
Lot numbered thirteen Tl3 and fourteen III I'm
S rcne 4 Co.'S. subdivision Of lot or block num-
bs red seventeen M OF Job1sons beirA' addition
10 the CITY of Indianapolis. also lot numheret
kIx-esn 1851 of Parker. McGinDis K Hosoroek,
Commissioner, Subdivisions of lots numbered
nineteen 10 and twenty I9l OF Samuel Heuder-
sons addition 70 the city indianapolis. all sitl
ale in Marion County. Indiana
AID failure Eeslize the full amount Of
judgment, interest ana costs. viii, a. the same
time and piece, expose al public sale Tie fee sim
pie OF said real estate.
Tasen the property OF Lee II. FIs=huzh at
the suit Of Ligeatt & As eTs Ioracco Company LOT
tie rse OF Morris Roth, assignee.
Ssid sale 10 be mace with relief from yeluakion(
or sPpraiSenent laws. Case No. $500 :
GEORGE Is. CARTER,
Sheriff C Clarion CoHaty.
ApYil = A. D. 1855.
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DESNY TostS. Attorneys Tor sheAdrainistrstOr.
Administrators Sale oe Per-
sonal Property.

The undersigned, Administrator or ehe estate o,
John Miller. late OF Nsrion County; Inoiaua. -
sopsl pfOrer teonging to aid estate mol takel
. the Wfcow. consisting il part OF the following
tiCles ts-wit-
one Hay Bake, one Breaking Plow. one Dout
SHOVEL Plow, Que psing Wagon, one Stock-iee2
Cooker one Poa @ PlaDtfE. one Colt. one ReU
Cow, Two Sows. Harness lot of wheat in shV
busbei, ard othe-. articles too tedious 70 menttou
said ssle will AXE place "a the farm OF deceased
oSp,I f1s t9n ,s IN Se aS Of Api
menciDg st O'Clock =. -.
Trims OF SALE-A credit OF six mouths wiz
be given or ali sans IS. the purchaser evtn>
note vaiV ing valuation eld sppTSi semen iaU7
and bea' ing peT cent. Interest, aite1 meturt'yI
acd alt Alnfv's fess with sufficient srreiics-
THOMAS WATTS Administrator
F II HOLLiNGSMORlH. Auctioneer-
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The New York World Gays:

What a gloomy, Eombre, dull Institution the
House will be without Coxl How the genial.
joviaI witty Congressman will be missed In the
corridors and the committee roomsl And what .
vacancy he will create in that leaden publication,
the Record By the Withdrawal OF his contribu-
lions, adorned with classic tropes and argumenta-
tive sppeals rich with the spoils OF time aud
brilliant uith the gems o. experience Aud what
is the Democratic party going 10 do Fit plucks It's
best men in the Senate for the Cabinet. ana gives
foreign leave to Its brightest members of the
House?
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that all wildcat schemes have already
been weeded out Whistler the change Is
about to occur remains to beseen. It is well
to direct attention to every favorable factor
or IN dication, for much reliance is placed
upon ICON New York Herald.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
EXPLANATORY.
Hon. s. 5. Cox Denies the Truth of Re.

cent RumOr.
Shortly after Sunset Cox was appointed Minis.
ter 70 Turkey, as the story goes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hendricks met Mr.. and MIS-. Cox In q social way,
and among many things said to Mr.. Cox by Mr..
Hendricks was that he had friend, Mr.. Jap Tur-
pen by name. for whom he desired to secure good
place IN consideration OF distinguished party ser
vices, etc. etc. If it were not asking too much,
he added, incidentally, he would like for Mr..
Turpen to be appointed to the Secretaryship
OF the Turkish Legation, Mr.. Cox replied that he
would be pleased TO do as Mr.. Hendricks wished,
but that when he visited Turkey he had been so
well treated by the then Secretary of the legation
and so much admired his efficiency, that he had
decided 10 re-appoint him. Mr.. Hendricks is said
TO have been greatly irritated at this reply and
have remarked that he had little use for such
Democrat as Mr.. Cox. or words to that effect
ZANEsvILLE. o., April 8, 1885.
Mr.. EDIToR-The above is sent to me
anonymously with some Yituperative Ian
guage. / do not know from what paper Ii
is clipped. viii you who have bean so kind
to NE say in your journal that no such re-
quest was ever made by the Vice President;
no mention ever made between Us of the
Secretary obligation? The story is mis-
chievo1sly unveIacious. S. s. Cox.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
"oh. Cast That Shadow From Thy Brow.

You can't DO It II you have liver COM
plant or dyspepsia. The dsrkeDed counter
ance tells the story of inward commotion
and wee. Clear your stomach, strengthen
your Digestion, regulate yon- liver, tone
your nerves, aud then away goes the shadow
from your brow. and you are happy because
you sTe well. Mrs. II. j. Aston. Of Little
ton, n. C, says: 81 recommend Brosn's
Iron Bitters to the nervous and debilitated.
It greatly benefited me"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
WASHINGTON GLIMPSES.
The Power OF the Government Illus.
trated in Its Public Buildings.

Reflections Upon the Early Obseurity of
Noted Chief Executives - The Presi-
dents Informal Receptions - The
Russian Mission Possible for Indi-
ans-Satisfaction over Sena-
tor Mages's appointment.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
Hill & LANE. Attorneys for Plaintiff.

CHERIFF's sALE-By virtue o. an execution to
Court of Marion County. Indiana. viii expose
at public sale, TO the highesl Sidder, on
SATURDAY. THE ID DAY OF NAY, A. D. 1886,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. snd
O'Clock D. IN. OF said day, at the door OF
the Courthouse OF Marion County. In
diana, the rents and profits for a term not exceed
ing seven years, OF the following real estate.
t0Wit:
All the right. title interest snd claim OF the
Western Elevator Company IN s certain lease hold
ana contract, executed by the Indianapolis, De-
catur and Springfield Railway Company to Benja-
min d. Brown, Bichard L. Boyd and Brown &
Boyo, on the Dist day OF October. A. ID. 1885, for
term of twenty years IT0m the lst day OF April.
A. ID. 1850, on the following real estate. t0-wit:
All that part of block number i've y in Holmes
west enc addition 10 the city OF Indianapolis. in
Marion County, Indiana, which lies and is situate
south of the main track and side tracks OF the In
dianepolis, Decatur and Springfield Railway. to-
2ether with the privileges ana appurtenances
thereto belonging ana also sll the right title ana
interest of said Western Elevator Company in said
II al estate acquired by virtue of said contract.
lease and the assignment thereof TO said Western
Elevator Company.
And on failure 20 realize the full amount OF
judgment, interest and costs / viii, at the same
time and place. expose at public sale the fee
simple of said real estate.
Taken as the property OF the Western Elevator
Company at the suit OF the First National Bank OF
Indianapolis Indiana.
Saio sale to be made without any relief whatever
from valuation or appraisemert laws Cease No.
GEORGE II. CARTER
Sheriff OF Marion County.
April Z A. D.. 1855.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
FOB PALE. LsNGUID.

Emacisted children. with pimply. sallow skin, tn,
CuticuTa Remedies viii prove q perfect blessing
cleansing the blood and skin OF inherited impuri
ties and expelling the germs OF scr0fula, rheums
tism. consumption and severe skin diseases.
Sold everywhere. Price; Cuticura, % cents.
Resolyent Sl.00; Soap, p cents. Potter Drug am
Chemical Co., Boston, Macs.
Send for Show to Cure Skin Diseases"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

Sweden and Norway mission gives eminent
satisfaction to 1ndianisns here. The Young
Senator has had so many words spoken in
bis favor that the President can not but feel
highly satisfied with his preference.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

Mr.. BRYANT, the newly appointed Assist
ant Attorney General OF the Postoffice De-.
partment, is the law partner of Postmaster
General Villas. This looks little too much
like breeding in.-FIor;da Times Union.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

THE Republicans of Cincinnati pulled
their Mayor through yesterday by q small
msioritY,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

In the Hop Plaster are united Fresh Hops
Gums al Balsams, and its power is wonder
fol in curing Back Ache, Sprains, Bruises,
Nsuralgis, Pain in the Side or Soreness any
where. Thousands testify to this.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

CALVIN b. WALKER has resigned his po1i.
tion in the Pension Department at Wash
iDgton, and it is probable that Colonel Will
liam E. Mclean, Of Terre Hsute, will sue.
ceed him
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
"OUR LITTLE RoY.n

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Stebbins, Belchertown,
Mass, writes: Our little boy was terribly
afflicted with ScrOfula. Salt Kheum and Erysipe-
las ever since he was born. and nothing we could
give him helped him until We tried Cutieura REM
edies which gradually cured him, until he is now
es far as any child.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
"WORKs TO A CHARM

J. s. Weeks, Esq, Town Treasurer, St Adams,
VT, says in a letter dated May p: cit works TO a
charm on my baby's face aud head. Cured the
heed entirety, aud has nearly cleaned the face OF
sores. have recommended il 10 several, and Dr..
Plant has ordered IL for them"
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T Os1-Red mich COW. i've years old. Liberia
IL reward. e54 North Delaware street
Wifi. A. BERIlAxks. Attorney for Plaintiff.

CHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue of 8 certified copy
y of decree 10 me directed, from the Clerk OF
the Superior Court of Marion County, Indiana. in
a cause wherein Robert Gilfllin is plaintiff.
and Thomss Il. Quill ct a.. are defend
ants lease No. 81, 22ol. requiring n e TO make
the sum of one thousand and one hundred aud
eiehiy-feyen dollars eel lS7l and such other sums
as provided for in said decree, with interest on
ssid decltee and costs, / viii expose az public
sale, 10 the higbestbiddef, on
SATURDAY, THE aND DAY OF MAY. A. D.
1855
between the hours OF 10 o'clock q. and O'Clock
OF Marion County, Indiana, the rents and profits
for a fern not exceeding seven years, oil the f0l'
lowing real estate t0-wit:
Lots numbered rfy-two 42l, fcsty-three | %
and forty-hve F45l, IN Brown. Frank X ketcbam $
subdivision Of parts OF Ouilos nun aered one hun.
dred ana seven lO5 sud one hundred and eight
1851 in the city of dlanspoii~ Ind also lot n m
Der eighteen Isl. IN Woo1rufi's subdivIS'oi OF
lotsnuDtersd ,eyen IA. eigh<ls, niue lal. ten
llol eleven al, twelve l sevenieen HI, ei b
teen ISL and nineteen 49,, SD B T. MorrlS' edui-
ton 10 tie city OF Indianapolis, al oisaid prop
eity sitnste In Marion Cosatr, lndisns,
cent sum to satisfy sesa 0eCree, interest Hi-o
It's. will, al the pc time aud pace, expose
TO public sale the fee simple oi Ssd tess estate, 81
so much thereof asrsy be snfhcient 10 disc1sfge
said decree. inter 81 aud costs. said SAFE viii be
meds Without a'.y relief Whatever irom FAluatioT
GEORGE Il. GARTER
shvyle OF Marion cor-,fy.
April I, A. D 1855.