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ms PLgA DIDN'T Go,
AAIurdsFeF Tried to save Himself BY Say,
ing HsWns a Democrat.

!
ing He Was a Democrat,
COLUMBIA, s, o., Sept, 22,-The re
mArksble murder by Ben Lenard OF hi
wife in Laurans county has been re-
ported, The trial has Just been con-
cluded, and Lenard has been condemned
to death, The story Of the brutal muir
der and remarkable testimony Of the
negro are perhaps without Q parallel,
Lenard had been living with q woman
as his wife for a number nj years, They
were generally considered as man and
wife, but they had not been legally mar
rled, for the woman had another living
husband.
Three months ago there was big re-
ylyRl In the part OF Lanrens county
where Lenard lived, and Lenard and his
wife were constant attendants, Finally
Lenard found the Lord and immedi-
ately determined to join the church,
His wife strongly opposed this, as she
Baid he could not be a member Of the
church and live with her. Lenard tried
to change her mind, but she would not
come to his terms, and he thereupon
deliberately cut her throat, When put
upon the stand TO testify In bis own be,
half Lenard stated that his wife had
gone to fortune teller, who informed
her that her husband was a Democrat
and that she could not live with Dem
ocrat, and she came home and that night
poured melted lead In his ear, He
killed her for this,
There was nothing to substantiate the
mans testimony, He made a kind OF
speech on the stand in favor OF Democ-
racy and in support OF its principles, AS
he mad never been recognized as a Dem,
oCrat before, II appeared that this was
only poorly arranged plan TO get into
the favor OF the Court, The jury was
mixed, Of both races mud parties, They
found a verdict Of guilty In fifteen min
uteH,
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New YoRK. Sept. q. There was a very. fair
business in dry goods for saturday with both
agents and Iob6efS, aud Au active movement Of
goods on account Of recent snlcs. The market
was without change OF any kind, this situation
being very steady with M Improving tendency.
Fabrics now ready for next spring are receiving
very good attention, and the outlook tor TINS
business. There 10 littleoi new interest.
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CHICAGO, Iil., Sept 2l.-Cattlc- Receipts 1000
head market steady; choice to extra beeves 81 %
70; steer 81 lURi 30; ktOGketB aud feeders 81 sa
ceiptl 1900 head; shipments 6OOO head; mar.
ket weak and lower; mixed q 76ai 80; heavy
s. coal W.; light s. 9Oa4 10; BkipB 50 80. Sheep
Receipts 400 head: shipments 1000 head;
natives g bOi i0 western q Oai 10; Texans $ 10
al 49, lambs & 91a6 90.
$50 head shipments 7i0 head; market nothing
doing all through, HoRs-ReCeiptS 2,sgO head
shipments 5000 head; market slow: light York.
ers O. Coat G0; medium and light Philadelphia
q 4Oai 60; heavy hogs 81 8gR4 20. Sheep Receipts
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 2l.-Hogs steady; com.
mon aud light 81 2Jai 60; packing and butchers
q coal %; receipts $40 head Ehipments $50 head.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money and 81 cch
Nn.kAN.

Tho FeAtnfeB OF Inc Money and 81 opE
Markets.
NEW YORK, Sept, 2l.-MonOy on call easy Al
per cent. Primo mercantile paper ba71G pei
cent. Sterling exchange quiet and weak al
y s!G4 sly. sssps Of stock 7:,4OS shares.
The limited character OF the stock market wa,
again demonstrated to-day, and outside Of the
coal stocks aud Sugar Trust, there was no move
inant Of interest, although Northern Fac &c pre-
fcrred, Louisville 4 Nashville and 81. Paul snp
generally from Y 10 y pcf cent lower than lasl
evening, The G al stocks became th1gpl lea
turc Of the day, aud tGrSot Central closed l pei
cent advance III the afternoon. Toward the 9loEy
Northern Pacific and Louisville 4 Nashville aud
ST. Paul became quito active, aud the first named
1850 ~ pcr cont The close was steady at shade
better Than tile opening prices,
Railroad bonds EatlVCt sales were ftS7,00O.
ElnNnrnmhnl aud alhln hnnhn hnll and weak
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TnH use Of calOmel for arrangements
Of the liver has ruined many a tlnu con.
stltnilon, Those who, Tor similar
troubles, have tried Ayers Pills testify
70 their efficacy In thoroughly remedy.
Ing the malady without iniury to tile
system, nav
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a Bookksepor's RStoIolng.

Fifteen OF eighteen years ago l was
badly poisoned by wild Ivy. Again ten
years ago BY Sumac, and again last sum
mer while at MackinaC leland on my va
cation. The frat time | was confined to
my bed for two months and again for
six weeks last fall so that l had to take
my books home and work on them in
bed. And every spring for the past
eighteen years have been troubled more
or less by It's breaking out ON different
portions Of my body. January last
began using your Extract OF Red Glover,
used it regularly during January and
February, and of and on since this
spring for the first timo since first being
poisoned have been entirely free OF any
breaking out or any eruptions OF any
kind, and feel that | am entirely cured
by the. use Of your Extract Of Red
Glover, Yours truly,
y FRAME KENNEDY,
B9T0kkee9peF for johnson Optical Co.,
To j. NJ. Loose Red Glover Co., Detroit,
Mich.
For sale By Logan Drug Co., Bridge
Corner Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA. D&w
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STAMM ERlNG
NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL
For soys and Olrls,

For soys and Girls,
between aud lOyeas Of ago, viii DO opened the
SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, at No.
1911 MATS Strict, by Miss MAE BELLE HIATT,
formerly Of Washington, n. @,
The school will be conducted on tho general
linCs of Tie Kindergarten.
French conversation and cAllgthenl0 exercises
without extra charge A Plano IN the school
room for the entertainment aud instruction oil
the children
CHARGES MODERATE,
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B., 2, q Q. RAILROAD,

BellsIro 4 ZalosyIlle Through Passenger leaves
BrllAiFe NJ S;tOA' m, arrives ct Bellhire ~ $3.50
p. N.
w0odRheld Passenger leaves BellAire At A;20p,
nj, arrives At BellAife at Si25 m.
Sumuerfeld nACcOmmodAtio leaves BellAlre
at t2i2h y, M. arrives at li.Jl u, IN.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRTvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAlNs--on and after Nay Y, lss9,7sEx,
PLANTATION OF REFERRAGE MARKS aDRlly. tSun,
day excepted. tMondsy excepted, saturday
excepted SUNDAY only Saturday only
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10, to be dead and done With the trouble
THAT ais each day with q dreRry paIT.n

Who thinks she can never DO we'll again.
~ were better for me and better for others
II l were dead aud their tears fell faust,
Not 80, not 80, o wives and mothers,
Theresa bow OF hope In tho SKY at last,
and 1t tells you that tue storm OF dis.
eass which has spread It's shadow over
you will give way to the sunshine OF re.
newed health, II you arc wise, and try
DR., Pierco's Favorlte Prescription. Il
can and will etieCtually cure all female
weaknesses and arrangements, and no
woman who has not tried 1t need de.
SPAR, for trial will convince her that 1t
is the very thing she needs to restore
her to the health she fears forever lost,
10 cleanse the stomach, liver and sys.
Lnln nanarnllv. nRn Dr. pIhtnA,a pnllnta
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Medical.
Nervous PrpstratiQn,

OoprevaIORt, especially among women,
- results from OvertRXIng the system,
The asslmilntve organs becoming de-
ranged, the blood grows weak and Inn
pOverIshGd, and hence chat tired feel.
Ing" Of which many complain. For All
such cases, there is no remedy equal TO
Ayers sarsaparllla, Take no other,
"sOme time ago / found my system
entirely run down had q feeling Of
constant fatigue and lRngnOr and very
little ambition for any kind OF effort.
A friend advised mo to try Ayers SRrSA-
pRrilla, which l did with tho best re-
suits, II has done mo more good than
all other medicines | have ever used"
Frank MGllOws, Chelsea, Mass,
"For months / was afflicted with
nervous proStratlOn, weakness, langu0r,
general debility, and mental depression.
by purifying the blood with Ayers
SlrsaparillA, wnS completely cured"
Mrs, Mary Stevens, Lowell, Mass.
When troubled with Dizziness, Sleep
lOssneSS, or Bad Dreams, take
Ayers SarsapaTiIIa,
PREPARED ny
Dr. ]. G, Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold byAll Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
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plTIsBvRgH, CINCINNATI A BT,
5ssI v .gEsdail li n s S,o'IranhA1dls Rogu
leave Wheglllk Central Standard time, w
tionbenXlus ltlhbulgh and The Eatt, 6i9i A. NJ,
lst mu sn9 D u. and $50 b, b. kof CoInH,!
= q, and $40 b, N, Fnf C0iut56i, Sni t,hiNSs,syS
lA'9 p w. Trains arrive al Wheeling AZ I'D
~. wv I, NJ. llib ., h, and 5.ql ~ III,
y Ie ~ ", deaililI w 4 n, And sfflVlnf bi96
bufEb, AlIEihi daily GsCSbI sunday. VI n Wy
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NEw YoRR, Sent. 2.-Fig Iron steady; AmC
lean SIS 20. Copper unchanged. Lead eaAier I
% %. Tin quiet straits 81 n.
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Can the maker Of tlagu DO claSsed aS a
btahdAtd Author7,
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10 cleanse the stomach, liver and sys.
tom generally, use DR.. Pieces Pellets,
25Cents.
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she-"Do you dance MI. YalOT'
FfeshmRn-"0nly for the Sophs."
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ELAND 4 PfTTsBURGH
AkAllRoAD,- undot schedule In OiieCt May
y, lS9. TiAlnl leave bridgeport, Central Stand.
Ard tlniel For Pltltblrgh Chicago and UlCyo.
land. $40 ~ l9f Pittsburgh, 1921 Z, M FOI
Vile, $50 4. N,
TfiiIl arrive Al bridgeport u 5iSa q. M. ib,iA
O. ~ NJ XXX z M W B; % aia NE p nj
z. mi li0m Mll MyOfp0ol. ililq b. HI. ~
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For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
M, except Monday. 1902. T.,
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Railroads.
LEAVE WHEELlNa PARK,
MAIN LINR-EAI

NAIN LINR-EABT.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
4sS q. M $40 and 1li6O p. M, daily, and $500 a.
q 6Sabetilnd Accommodation, $40 a. M, az.
Grafton Accommodation $40 p. M, daily.
MoundSyllle Accommodation, 6:85 q. mo 1901
and 6:lO p, M, except Sunday.
ANH ARRIVE! W. ~
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
SS SaS P M S:6 and r M daily
Grafton Accommodation, 1890 p. M, daily.
MOundSvllle Accommodation, f:1b q. m. and
l:40 and I'AOp. M, except Sunday.
TRANs-oHIo DIVISION,
For e Chicago, $40 aud $3.50 a m. and $40 and
Cincinnati Express O:ooa a. m. and iilSp. m.
:. Columbus Accommodation, 2;0p. M, except
81. GisiwlllC Accommodation, $3.50 a. m. and
$50 and $3.50 p. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
Chicago Express, l2;4S, 6:ooand 1855 a. m. and
Cincinnati Express, 1855 a. m. aud ClOp, M,
Columbus Accommodation, 1910 a, M, daily,
81. Claisyiiie Accommodate 1870 a. m. and
1aORnd b;i6 p. m, daily except sunday.
WHEELING PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, $500 and 7;25 q. m. daily, and
liO p. M, daily, except sunday.
For PittseurRh and the East, Gl0 p. IN, daily
SashlhEtoi AccommOds tlon, $50 p. m, daily
fi!a6aEh Excursion Train. 100 p. M, Sun.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburgh, $3.50 a. m. daily aud 1880,
daily, except Sunday and G;SS and II aOp. m"
@sshlngton Accommodation, 500 a. M, daily
PltsSurSS E1cunlon Train, 1850 a. M, Sun.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-19

WHITELAw REID took the oath of Office
as minister to France at the state depart
mcnt on Thursday, and will sail on the ith
of May for his post.
Col. JACon NJ. LoNG, who died on We'd
nesday in New York, was born in Reading
Pa, in 1921, and for some time served on
the stah of the governor of this State but
about 1850 he went To New York and enter
ell into business as u building contractor,
having already built the water works in
Pottsyille, Pa. lie was superintendent of
the Harlem Gas Light company and built
its works.
Mn. WILLIAM FEARING Gill, the pur-
chaser of Edgar Allan Poe's cottage in
New York at Thursdays sale, il the biog-
rapher and warm admirer of the poet
He says that he bought the property in
tending to keep il as ii now is to bo forever
u memorial of its famous owner. The
house is in n good state of preservation,
and with few judcions repairs can be
made to last for many years. II il under
stood that Mr. Gill Will make the prop
ery present 10 the city as IA monument To
Poe
LORD CHIEF JUSTICE CoLETIDGE, in ad-
dressing "A law students society, recently
touched upon the subject of Introducing
into the English courts the American
practice of permitting the same person To
employ the functions of both attorney and
barrister. lie remarked that in our great
cities, where there are firms of LAWYERS,
the principle of natural selection sent some
of the members of the firm into court and
kept others in their chambers, 80 that the
practice modified the principle. But the
principle remained, and he believed the
extension to England was not, whether
they liked 1t or not, very far of. Whether
IL would he IA benefit or not, he felt by no
means sure.
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1ttanom,ahrr's.

edge in the stock. Complete
throughout.
The dainticst shades the
newest colorings to match
many Of the peculiar tints in
Dress Goods.
sS'ssn s'",ss sask k'S e:%s.roSersd Z: '"ns browns
sSas. slalss qsi Siatss, R si saS .i iU1o'a''eo'
sbutton Mousquetaire Suede, 81, $50, ",
Misses Gloves, ,ans, browns, states.
4-button Suede, 81.
A-9uttoned Kid embroidered, 81 and
PM, pnre @ SIN, tans, states, blacks, Sszc toa.
Silk Iaiieta same eolors &c TO dc -,
finger tips, T5c and sl
Misses Bisc, BE.
Misses Taffeia BIC and 37,Sc.
Misses Pure SILK, 37tzc and 0Oc.
Chestnut street side, west Of Main Aisle.
Baby Coaches.
In almost every case Baby
Coach prices are less than last
year, and for better qualities at
that. All of the higher grades
are very much less in price. A
remarkably good Carriage for
SO; satin lined and some gew-
gaws, 50; beribboned, cush-
ioned and parasoled, SII.a5 !;
special, shell body, and all the
needed agonies, $40. AS much
better as you care to pay for.
All the sorts (maybe fifty of
them) are where you can glance
them over in five minutes.
You may select all the parts
of a Carriage-running gear,
springs, body, parasols, fittings,
and have them put together to
your mind, if you choose.
Basement northeast of centre.
Mems Furnishings.
Neckwear from Paris and
London. All the newest ma
terials and designs in Embroid-
cred Crepe de Chine and En-
broidered Barathea - four-in-
hands and puffs.
The range of the soc Neck
wear was never before so great.
Many Eastertime specialties.
All the other little things that
help to comfortably dress the
man.
Both ends of the store, middle entrance.
John Wananaker.
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attama,,,alser's.
PmrLApstpHrA. Friday. Apr,l ip lssp.


Last Easter 1.-THE House
Beautiful" This Easter "the
House More Beautiful" Have
you seen it? If not, you
should. Object lessons in house
furnishing. Not a word to you
about things for sale. That's
not in the case. The days just
ahead are the bright days. By
common consent they have
gladness in them, The home
is the centre Of gladness, and
the home belongings help and
reflect it. That's the why Of
"the House More Beautiful"
Fail not to see it.
Third noor. third gallery. Centre elevator.
The glittering facets of the
cut glass, the masses of color
and brilliancy Of contrasts in
the Crystal Room the quaint
decorations on silken screens
and hangings, the hundreds Of
rose jars and teapots, vases and
dishes, cups and saucers, all
carrying Oriental color and
primitive design, but truly ar
tistic the rich things in the
Art Pottery room from Vienna,
Munich, Berlin, Paris, viewed
under the brilliant electric light,
create a mise en- scene fit for a
fairy play. The fine arts of
Asia and Europe are in the
Easter occasion. And all for
your amusement.
Second fioor, second gallery.
Old John Brown of Ossa-
watamie speaks from a small
case at Juniper and Market
streets. Anybody old enough
to look back 80 years will be
interested in his pocket-knife.
"A relic hunters JOY.
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1he War Against Discrimination.

There is lull in the war cry against
Ilroad discrimination. The attack In
= Legislature upon the wrong has been
oGled. The government of the state
not going to help the people.
- political question is referred
= the next election. The Repub-
|oon leaders, 1t is true, talk of
ling q bill creating state railroad
olnkssion, but giving ii no power to
- the wrongs ii sees. Such mea-
= will be of no value To any one but
commissioners 10 whom II gives sal
-; nothing will help the people except
addition Of the railroad company's
md imposition Of a sufficient penal
"A violating II. The duty has been
~ Ia the constitution the penalty
Il the Legislature 10 fix. II has de-
- 70 do Il. The people In Noyem-
nnxt will say what they think of
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Around the World.

Senator Stanford says that within
9enty-five years continuous railroad
}R1n girdle the earth. His opinion ought
b valuable In the matter, and we zee
e reason TO doubt the physical possibil-
0f such an accomplishment, should
~ conditions make the enterprise
oltable. But that this will be so,
oms doubtful. The around the world
nfist will not support an around the
Es3d railroad, and business operations
Il hardly call for ii. When the Pacl-
I = coast railroad gets to Behring straits
~ will have little inducement to
xGpAn them with bridge, even should
That difficult engineering scheme be
possible. Very probably railroad will
fret to the straits, on each side of them,
within the time Senator Stanford fixes !;
hut there will he likely to Ike a long halt
Sthere. Great physical barriers, such rs
this, will suffice to interrupt the con-
Sfinuity Of an around the world railroad,
- long as the around the world COM
rnerce will not pay for the spanning of
ehe gap. And 1t is likely to Ike many a
lpng day before the commerce of Asia
md America will Outgrow the service of
ehring straits ferry boats.
But with the immense strides of me-
EohAnical progress, during the century,
Sef0re our eyes, 1t Is useless to speculate
j4pon what may or may not be done in
- next century. The crossing of sea
10y then become trifiing obstacle in
- path Of trade. We have utilized
iDfeat agency in electricity, which was
oAg but the plaything of scientists.
hen the practical minds of working
echanics got hold Of the agency, it
eonsOmed out into great econ
nic force and as knowledge spreads
nong the mass of men, the chances
- Its seed falling upon fruitful
Dund are constantly increased and
- probability Of further helps to mans
Dugress being found out becomes daily
loafer.
M We have often wondered that there
AOuld he such seeming inefiectiveness
md helplessness among the learned. 1t is
1ne 10 the great scientist that we are
Ten indebted for valuable inventions.
Ratt gave us the steam engine, Stephen
(ou fk railroad locomotive, and Edi-
~ has Worked out the greatest results of
toctrical power. All these We're uI.
Iottered men.
And We have had cause for wonder,
no, that great scientists are SO uncertain
~ their science. The disagreement of
1ectOrs has grown into proverb. To-
1Ay we see paragraph floating, which
1Sfl Us that the old well established
fheory of dew formation is all wrong:
Vhat II is not the condensation of the
pnnid air, but arises somehow from
- earth. We do not seem To
low anything, even when we are
oSned; but we see that when am
Warned mind stumbles on fact
o gets chance to hammer ON it, il
ry happen that he wields magician's
~. Learning needs to be supple
onted by craft and as the:learning of
craftsman grows with the spread of
1ention among the people, we may
peH greater and greater advance
material progress as the world moves
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~ now everyone who thinks must
y ot least q few solemn thoughts
e upon him by the prominence Of
bus matters, and the great annual
neus rush OF the clergy can not go
1thOut having some effect upon the
people who are out Of the full sweep
~ current. For no one can deny
there are good people who do not
116ar 70 bother themselves at all about
kous matters. They may do great
o. solemn thinking that no one
ans they could lie guilty Of, but so
- other men can see they are not
G1stians. They don't go to church
= may even boast that they are quite
rood as those who do, a fact that
I'D be more impressive II they did not
|near TO be 30 conscious of II. They are
N men Of sterling character, exem-
0(ylng the Christian virtues, and furn-
klng In their lives illustrations for the
uments Of infidels, with whom they
lid be the last to sympathize; for the
o0 man who denies God and has no
G53ect for religion Is a rare and mon
gous variety of lunatic. Very often
loe good men, as they grow older and
I've more time for thought, or loose the
1tl1e and confidence of youth, yield to
C1IGious Influences and become Christ
~, and II may I've owing TO some lack
u the early vigor of the Christianity of
eday that they are not In the ranks
Gflier.
The spring aw wakening Of the earth and
- solemn influence of the celebration
the passion week, have more or less
ect upon every man, good or bad ;
~ the former should realize the effect
example, and at least give evidence
. inspect for that faith which can justly
oim as its fruit on earth every good
Gn who has developed under its influ-
ce, no matter how little credit he may
~ religion, or how much he may
him for himself. In education, home,
fendship, and even in business, the
lluence of Christianity, at work for
13hteen centuries, cannot Ike escaped by
311ay man. All men at this solemn time
'&wo II to their fellow men that they
nould pay respect TO 40 beneficial an
Gluence, and Difference TO the forms OF
Dllgion.
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Appealing for Action,

The board OF directors of Commercial
Exchange, Philadelphia, ON THURSDAY,
voiced ITS sentiments upon the discrimina-
noh IN freight rates practiced by the rail-
roads, by the adoption of the following
Resolved by the board of directors of the
Philadelphia Commercial Exchange. That
me blii now before the House of Reprosen-
Ia.Nes, entitled " am act 10 carry into effect
the provisions of the third and fnurtb s,,.'
uons OF article XVII OF the constitution of
TINS sommonw ealth, and provide penalties
Tor the violation thereof" meets The cordial
approval OF this board, and the Leaislat,,re
oi the state OF Pennsylvania is hereby earn
es,iy ehireaied to pass this just and eauit-