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MADAME RESTELL.

EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Once and rrsidence l4e Green
witch street. (between Certlandt and Liberty
where she be consulted with confidence
complaints incident to the female frame Z ~
Madame Reste experience and knowledge in the
men Of obstinate Of female rregulay stoppage sup
presson &c such to require out few days for certain
icAI attendance during connsmsnt Other ndposion
spectacle board Preventive Powders" for married ladies
whose delicate health forbds too rapid increase
family will be by mail the United
Price package All letters tpost paid, addressed to bos
Dsa. N. Y. city will be received. All
Boston Once No. Z Essex
B-Ma dame Rest ell would inform ladies residing Of
the city, whose health would admit travelling that she
won devote her personal attendance upon them any
Of United States within reasonable distance, SSis
jll d&wlm+ >
RARGAINBy order Of the Surrogate o. Queens county
Dthe subscriber will sell auct the premises tie
18th day Of February next ~ o'clock uoo the des
fable Farm containing seventy -four more shga
main road between the two places bounded By the %s
ton For particulars Long Isl and Democrat Doe halt TIE
amount can bond and mortgage At low interest
Enquire OF JNO. 5. SUMMERS,
staW toFt4s Executor $50 Water At.
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

-, MAUNIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL,
kQ the sure and speedy Of Ineipent ConNmptioa
Bsrrennees Impotsncy FIuor Albus. Whites (3ie<t
difficult or painful MsastruAion Inoo1tinsnee o!
Postration OF the syses, matter whether the OF
n, ws Ell hr,sr n sb;s snd rns
BILE cordial both hemispAeres is sufficient s
aud complaints Nohing can BE- more surprising than
and before taxing it, at becoe robust full
energy under its influence. Immediately the
OF the female Ia the on
" Of osrrepes and which prior 70 Dr. Masn8s dis
coesfdered be ncurable. speedT re-
the mpedinents produeed by phyrsal prostrson
which frequently deter from getting Language
do s1oe 10 tho Of the Iscina
which regarded the heads OF the faculty in ali paris NJ
Of any age. -
$50 Brosaway of Grand street and AT %
North Sixth street, Phlade phia = Wv
Price per bottle n,-.
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s~ssbce Sst<s
BY THOMAS nkLl.
Store Nos. ~ finn and 10 Fsslfonstyesss

TuESDAY

TUESDAY,
Sale OF Piano FortesA ios oeoek sale ronus
y II. 70 ,ps9dd piano 9,s' BY the most
s cas Be seem en-. % o. M iSs S1e' '0''''
d sy, ws /, Sss, without splendid
M,:es o, !" slG e s,s sS Ss
dera baskets champasus do 10 boxes soap; 10 do
i,s i've sf pI past o ssssrs .oa
Splendid Furniture sae-ie o'clock in the ssIes room
h rate of'he best second hand and furniture
AsS s,ss sdSsos l., Of sSss59r second hand and
"S's D's'a' AND 'A''''' TH II upaSss;5f1xsir's
hsndsoIe furniture eonaned in the house " Hsmmersy St
oil sr snS 1s
op centre tables rich da.S S' window Curtains
bedstead and ped room furniture Ren
erSsHe esaa sa
SALE HfNB F o EES hED
MUS iEW VIII ai r GhoMIh,NG &e.RIELL ARcULA
u :s;: l.
them be found over 40 gold and silver lever and e
81 ready
ton with catalogues as u.
,,r,,, en- hUDLQW, A ygs.s
oeoet at The Mscianss ksch ss .iS tie ~
Manhattan Bank, in fee The land will be divided into
lots Of which the desirable location for pr
public buildings OF any in the city OF New York
The lots face Union Place, Boomingdale Road and 18th
street.
Terms OF sale Ten yer cent the day OF sale; rer
cent on the delivery Of the deed and the balance
occurred By the boyd and the premises subject
tn. option Of the pare haser.
Q. GREENE STREET-Ali that lot Of ground in fec.
known No. 1873 Gre street the ery side begin
ming l1s feet sou,he,y from usten street. being feet
front and rear, and 100 feet IN Depth ...
Also the lot Of ground in fee Of Broadway and
Beeke street thirty feet front and and feet
deep with he three story brick house thereon
SO feetdeep
Also the adjoining LOT of land in fee and buildings
Broad way The LOT 30 feet 10 inches broadway and IS
feet deep parallel with Broadway, and about 50 feet the
with two stores and dwellings thereon Of e feet inches
front EACH and about "a feet each the rear and IS feet
deep. srnHI
Terms Of saeio cent at the SALE per the de-
livery oil the deeds the balance may secured the
premises for five subject to Of lawful inter-
est semi annually. l. lf.
The premises rented until lst May nextthe purchaser
will be entitled to the rent from the Let Feb Lext.
Autograph be had at u Office of the Anctonee
No. IL BroadsIeet. to sale i95t
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M u s l c..

MESSRS. SCHNEIDER REBHUN director,
w Of the well known German Baud beg leave To inform
The fashionable society OF New York and vicinity TIA,
Ia now ready TO attend parties
ions aud Galops Of the celebrated eomposers Lsansr
Strauss and sbitzby and will attend either in instyu
!eqursd AZ ayers VII Be promptly st.endes to BY apply
nH at Mr. FkANTZkEES Fur Store, 2s2 Broadway. when
snd Gentlemen requested nsrect most speu
Did assortment OF Frs, Skins Caps and kobes ever oere
the city of New York. = o0g sm,ss
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M u SIC.
MESsRS q: WEISS GRAIN, members Of the 0ss
W man Musical Society, beg leave to inform the fashion
sbe secretly Of New York and its vicinity that they have
formed full and effective band OF entail
wsnty m numter if required They have all the fashionable
ser, Strauss Labi,zky, Msard and other eminent
professors and old themselves readiness to attend
parties, aoirees, sc. They will attend with two Instruments
violin and piano forte aud any additional sYmber that 3.
he music store No 2 Broadway and their resaenees No
I'm
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An q ns mspvs.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE. l.
THIS EVENING .; S's' sss:sa will .o
FI e; SIS :'% $ss sf;R;tg 4
ssars.! sss
s.ps hsa Dss I'd Ra::'c : H.
To s siss' %ir ri:s b 81 NJ s;Ts'f
RS Sa hs s. AShH. of State sfsE , f;.s.1;.,,
t cssfy' ss sS%S's" Mia Miss 'cu.Am.n
Doors open at 81. erlormance commences at O'Clock.
| N>THAM TIA EArRE
EVENING 9.n ass Wi com
mrne- with
the Masp US6nN Sp;e'''ls Of
| Sir Hartrand Kirby Gybiin, johnson
srs Ta sS 81 sx rits
Nppes,ain. c. MesiayerI L.no1 Mr. Hall
sors: o. cents sd and sdtiersas Pit III si.i.ry II.
Door, open at 81; Curtain rises at u preciselv -
Revival Of sss Celebrated i Drama Of AsMoDETs
THIS EVENING, January 25-Ths psriormasc. w,n .
COMPOUNDED FOREIGNERS.
Mons La F9lie, Horncastie Lieut. OPhsan, Nickinsou
AsMoD DR g. fp III xs% Yoan
A'"' NJ. Blank, Mitchell Albert Blank rin mS"h
Essy G s;.s:sns,os I'M IT. t. 81. Edwin
The f RSfff MA NAN,
Ram Rust M kok.; Ms. s sase Mr. Barnett
circle sOeen,s Upper boxes y cents. p
Door. omen Al half past SIX. Curtain rises at seven
BOWAHY AMPHlTHEAThA.
No. 81 Bossry.
Week but One rrviaus 20 The Compau, Departure for
EvENSG JAM ssTss will com
,po,rmme ncs WITH ,,>,c
Carpet LeaIsb lie whsle company. teE +
s s%s vi. 8; nss:
Lucy Long, aeSSIp %yos HI the Banjo
FOUR lHl!H r. Of nFr The HE 6nobE
A A2fsss .,.s I. Il % s Ssss
f NJ xii x Is q Finn j. ~ Buckle.
II. Whole fsfsSss'. Assss called
Door: open At Ct >, ,s (! aonnsne..at1
zsss:fs
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Corner Broad'cay and dim street,
az s;ssf sf sss.
b'tsSf N.Y. EvE ssisf Fl N-;fs Barber
The Manager has great LEA that
spacious and splendid Hall hundred feet length has
added TO tn estabshme and though
OF the supendous and magnificent orka ofait
exhi oited in this country.
The Pt eef adms Ia the whole will remain
The Manager has at grest effected short engage
and interesting MODEL OFF THE CRY OF DUBLIN.
The has also engaged for short the Grand
and Sublime Exhb''ionoi the s,upendons FALLS OF NJ
AGARA .l
The wonderful Exhibition Of
The PNEUMATIC ABROAD, the greatest invention Of
tn. Asno Esi here en- .ss1s s'.s sssa''a
Fancy Glass Blowing every evening
The grand Cosmoramc Views are all changed.
For the Of families and children there will
hereat be DAY PERFORMANCE, every Satu day af-
ternaon, commencing at three O'Clock.
Principals Of Schools and their pupils admitted liberia
.erMs.
Adnance to the Museum and all the entertainments
:ents. children under 10 years ofsge hafpnee.
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BOOKKEEPING.

chants AM Others may avail e%s.ye Of Of inst
tine Of "a AID camille
ss.s reputation, h. desires principal work
On s Fable and r
@ ss for "s
s tho eoSnns s sy sSass with
1s.s o. Ell * s s: ssG s.ia
aSs at P bsasou to Be
dsns SS. %s 81 bss.r
Ties.'s may be MISC had at tn; ,sh Ward Hotel 9Th Ave.
4: S
Cd %dsE the firm of HlELL ARoq HENRYE REEL
A rKIAL made before the annexed Committee Of re.
With ous o:ans Gaylo Patent Double and
EIrn.eT rFoa ,THE co,la.r1nn's RnroRr-Ths above
ST r @ SAFE ii sr';' S' s
w BY $
neat less than ,Mo hours we have no hesitation ia saying
sordins p'ri.e security book. md rsper case o e.
nf hsGS y;
Safe as fully fpil;S & ,siT co. dsfPs
e aiSxEfses i: "a MARSHALL.
general on hand q made 70 order and for sale
jssaw Tss Wa,.rst
C,HI VA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE-As.ign.e :
ware IN store Ss.nw ish street eomrrisirg general
On wssss
h .s
- - JUN hSEA r s 66YREsus-
New Yoik,ist January, isa2.
EDWARD LUDECUs will coutiuoe the business Of deal,
No ssa Broadway. ia 81
s.s s' y an; :ssss
io- .opels ,agair at lal and c!o.es + |. Pm:
~: %si i S Ssts &. i : Ssi e h ifGN s, an
sf SSs Sd Aa'sS Sd f'sy
York at oeoek at night a.i leaves the city at o'clock
Il. ~; as Ds' s he
i. sS ssr5is 'ss
re | Il ee fsSn ryf .na Ss Y and
sSs ii Si y'f, vi, ss..a spd
sunday .hiehdsy twill 6er after be i ~
10 This i included az ms,ertor The soxhcru and Wcs
"a the State q New Yo ,e sGa a for P 81
Is 5aiy 6s i'Sgs b. SrsySa ."s F;.
on cass msdsv aud sentaiIy, and oicsts SAC
Post oaiee New York. Jan 40 isis. js sir
s3a5i N KEY Nov s. sNtHr iSs
1 tho; i5 s ssIsp.s i sd
shinds of we~ler no, ose Of them led to e,ode when
"''s 'Jf ea% ySissffAuGHLrS.
NJ, Samuel Cox City Ho,e, y. roll. ''A '' je
NIL FOX SALE, IN " LlNoIs.--n is situated on
WI Green River, Henry County, aboG, mile from
AID Two mite. sorrtown the county seat of .nry
TIE MI has t%0 ypp opss O:1s best 9sh
mil y thst county be- THE asd tina, is miles from Il
trarie iaro bflonenz q the mill Green RIVER is lsr-e
Tie u ard has IN operaon about four nsnts
sd = DONG E9cd busne u will " sold for osah, which
a5 at - sQo anf g for the and For rrtker al )
p amw Uifks. oIktEy
PHPVLAk observation-disclosures COMPOUND E,trset OF
Nouai,s and sfssparils certain. safe, and effect
.u,,s Whites gs IN the b.k and iesns, weak
oes Az lions Of ihe tidDeys gr@se scorae erupio Nc
20. this ion enjoys all airs
may be tax being both easy aud ye.ssn nstare
rs,sis Ttns Seas fS eS S,, fem ss Ses'n,.'
sud ought Be with nos,css
nE IN s1r1nige whisr hs sssen, Prepared
retail! ~ Jrs iarant 26s G.snwich STREET corps. of Va
ru; sou,llsrd beiuc Park Row, aaa ssl Broalwsy:
"i'A's, w oro~Nn. u2n sm' /
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
A RTIFiCIAL TEErH--Wiii,om Clasps Liratprss &c
from sirsis lceih 20 f ard oowPlst. s pris
ESQ Bsosd say, conner OF warr,ns
. From tic Nev York Commercial Advertised
y pr L,yet OF No $50 ,dway ard to stat
rs entire not only with regard to i,e,
elves ogt The manner IN which th,s deiics cerai
DR. Ia, b,o long before she pntic the intro
so,er Of the Atnosph.nc re cure Principle" to require
Cory Of letter from &. m Duff Green IN NJ I,xett
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
a EAnAME QESTEll,Q PREVENTJVE pOVVDN n n

M Thsss Powders been universally .aosssS
5 i :; ".
%: sssf S.ss. ~. :sa Ess E !;
great experience and oppormes she attained thas sss
sss;:$ isssi n: d ~ .ssS
;asss$ Ss!sy' 'ssss i.si%f II S:.ss =
IT. .sas.sis esa.ss VIE
aSse e
e r f
de Their adoption h.. been the preserving not
and on md but even the Inc Of many an vile
,lop.on would ves s.fuy arouse the attention e The
prevent; 10 sSs ::
es ;nd ss sS sss .sn S
5s.is"sy .Ss s, r1s Tn: Ra
ri sss I
Ss's 'fs
hours
sAfas s Hac. q
s o ss% n. s are
hTs .. 'd &: :' AZ:
ass
~ ss. % ssssi s =:
'" ..... ~ fE&ssE ' { BROOKS Paper w.,.Aes..I
+ essoeW ~ fihertysty~sA
I NORMA ssGARs.- 100000 OF this celeb aisd brand.
superior quality and entitled to lebenture landed ron
the Cristovsl Colon aud for al. by
J2l 9m NJ. RAIDER, 10 Chatham ct
TO LETmIhs uns1pred Lease OF steIe. As Peck SIN.
business II has been long established The situation COVE
ient to the Williamsburg and reck Slip ferry which
early in the Spring. and affords favorable opporntv
for ap.recn about to- nbark in the above business. ID
Possession be had the lat of Februry Apply the
premises. - = lie
FOR SALE "A choice horough-b ed Be- kshire Boar
Lossngs ofted stock Is months old. Can be
the rear Of 81 Crosby street. near p,ipee. lsH
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MUSIC

a PIANIST would respectfully inform the psblic that
he r play at private parties the panoorte ali br
celebrated eoions and wslzes Enquire at No 10 Walker
ms
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6ER PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANs-Oply Re-,
Ef3H rulir Line-The splendid packet ship ARKANSAS,
Capt DeaDis sails positively on the asth, her regular
free Having splendid accommo atoms cabin second ca
bin and seersge For early apple alton
should be made board, foot Of Wall 81. o. 10
w. * J. 7. TAPSCOTT,
~ South street. t3 Peck Slip.
The Huatsve will ucesed the Arkansas and sail list Fe
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EDWARD LUDECUs will cortiupe the bus mess Of do
ing in Music and Mus cal Instruments his at
Ne Rrnah,naN. ion III
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SEk PASSAGE TO AND FROM GREENOCK
MFTN AND GLASG0sv-The foe packet ship OCLE-
A&AkssThohP, Capt Carson which salts from New York
Gu toe ash January and vail leave Greensck tasQow
early in the sprlrg
Persons wng to embark aud those about 10 send for their
trends 70 cosis ont cirectfom Scotland, "a old fail
embrace favorable opgcrnty as thu Accommodations by
tbs sh for cabin. second and are
very Superior. Tor terms OF ,Nssage apply to -
w. X }. Il. rAPsCOTr, 4s South street.
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SA aIOR sALl.The stock aad fixtures of the oys ter
ass se'ps s 81 ss b5os S the Of III,
he eas om the Fret Of May saloon being ons OF
sEa T sG1s 90 sSser
esr%s ip9qsS on ,a' premises or 10 SAMUEL DAYTON
-. TO LET-Twe eororisoie U,lces in store NO 81
'1 on Chen s ss apy
Boots Of ne attest fashion wa,erp1oo p osss
Ss as tie, id s n s sps es
90 s,es s 90 ga AID M warranted .od raite
md bahiPs, a.h;ohsss, and CHI ap mems boys and
s sSa ws l. q .S sso,drmay
the nimbe sispenee pass's Tor ,e slow shilling ac i%'
MsRhGaL n! ,d. csS.,n No 4 nyaas
e. lie Be always Consulted VIII he uiS, soSsd.s sc,
in he worst OF delicate diseases. rnerearisi sdeetos
g. S 'i 'Is i sss: ~ I'll. p p.
ssr al bs spr7 70 him assss sa s.s
cured few days "'ihos tbs uis mereury A5y otbss
the mode living All who's cases have bssn pro-
utmost s es e s m s y with os he
.a,seodan:e iro~ n she morning 4 10 night OF
T'u BREWERS ANO oisTILLERs.--Th. subscribers
Hss Dr.s ~ that ,s. rspr,y s a e Auss
sDw,ug Bease outbuAinss, m-'iinsry aud fixtures cSa
y nsy on sS p P's e =, I ssn y .
sill,gs tIieh dwelling house dwsyog house disiilery
IsTf s, WIZ t. s' sss
slure. si..Asefor 10000 bushes of grsa barn
sheds stable SEQ hogs and onsce ~ caed
C2onse,.d WI: dsslil,ery and brewery ere
nt ErEdg aud sulerof rtciyirg establishment contain
ms lore Of Joha Wrigbts yatost alcohol cop stills.
~ whole tstaSsbnea "a OF superior hind well finished
iu ,n cnien IA all ITS sraug smtns situated rch ana
lAd IN fi'l operation. 1900 |
uasNng become nee..ssr 10 sell the in consequence
:" ue aeceAse ~ H. w acn u will be disposed of bar
De hira ~ the purchase money viii b. required on
o the deed aid the balance be le bond
= mortgage iora term OF ysnrs " desird.
sr ,'srroce Sls =, w L.,shs, y Hudson sce,
view fois.or OF ur solscrhrrs IN Auburn. ". Y.
49,, GEORGE r LEITCH 1
sf IN RkN WATSON.
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AZ ~ ilt rs-S-te -ttru,. :, g.. nx
NJ makers, ard other Fruiturs Th,. DIV IT,
IN ue arg rooms. a Aun and II + aitou., "
hyeeg msnt T,itSys ~ Watches =? sfIsfy
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I'y cline, and over oarth covered with
chesnut burrs and flint stones, and while
half starved, TO pursue deer and turkey
SO poor and old, that when caught and
killed, were too tough 10 be eaten.-CiR.
Gaz.
Future Slate.-Our people all be-
ieve that the spirit lives in future
state-lhat it has great distance to
travel after death towards the West
that it has to cross dreadful deep and
rapid stream, which is hemmed in on
both sides By high and rugged hills
over the stream, from Hill TO hill, there
lies long and slippery pine log, with
the bark peeled off, over which the
dead have TO pass 10 the delightful hunt
ing grounds On the other side Of The
stream there are 10 be six persons
ofshe good hunting grounds, with rocks
in their hands, which they throw at
them all when they are on the middle
Of the log. The good walk on safely
TO the hunting grounds, where there is
one continual day-where the trees are
always green-where the sky has no
clouds-where there are continual fine
and cooling breezes-where there is
one continual scene Of feas,ing, dancing
and rejoicing where there is no pain
or trouble, and people never grow DID,
but forever live young and enjoy youth
full pleasures.
"The wicked SEQ the stones coming
and try 10 dodge, by which they fall
from the log, and 90 down thousands Of
feet to the water, which is dashng owe
the rocks, and is sinking with dead fish
and animals, where they are carried
around and brought continually back to
the same place in wh;rlpools-wbcie e
the trees are all dead and the waters are
full of toads, and llzzards and snakes
where the dead are always hungry, and
have nothing 10 eat are always sick
and never die-wbere the sun never
shines, and where The wicked are con
tinuaIy climbing up by thousands on
the sides of high rock from which
they can overlook The beautiful country
Of the good hunting grounds, the place
Of The happy, but never can reach it.
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Resurrection or Persian
Pills.

1T is now settled point that This is
tho most valuable family Medicine before
the public; it's sovereign power over dis
ease and ns fame throughout the whole
country, is sufficient TO warrasI US IN say
ing that they have no equal in The known
world. They raise from The utmost
weakness, distress and suffering, 10 state
Of health, strength and happiness. They
are composed Of Persian and Indian veg.
etab!e extracts, of the greatest reputation
for the cure of diseases. II is not ne.
cessary to mention here The extraordinary
cures they have performed. Suffice it to
say, that they viii cure all cases OF Fever
and Ague, Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaints
Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, &c.
ALSO-Jew DaVld's Hebrew Plaster
possesses intrinsic merits beyond sny
other article used as On external aPpiIca'
ion. 1t is recommended with slmulta-
neous appreciation by The thousands
which have used it. It will cure weakness
and pains in the back and sides, Coughs,
Colds, &c, when applied according to
directions, also local inflammation, scrof.
uIOus affections, &C., in their primary
stage. For information respecting the
above medicines and some Of The cures
performed by them, call on the UNDER
srgDeO agents who have pamphlets 10
distribute gratuitoUsly.
AGENTS.
r. KENNEDY, CaroIlron.
S. A. Highland, HarrIsburgh.
John Scott, Amsterdam.
R. Jackson, Springfield,
Carrollton, Dec. "a, l94l.
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$50 REWARD.
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.

A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
CHARLES F. JOHNSON, son Of
Rev. F. H. JOHNSON, of Marietta, O.,
has been missing since the 18th of Au-
gust last, and nothing has been heard
from him. 1t was supposed at first he
might have gone down the river, but
strong suspicious are now entertained
that the boy has been murdered. He
is about fifteen years Of age, black hair,
black eyes, rather thick sci, lively and
active in all his motions, and quick ol
apprehension.
Whoever will give information where
he may be found, will subserve the
cause Of humanity, relieve the anguish
of fond father, the crushed heart o.
an aflectonaIe mother, and shall by cal
ling at this Office, receive the above re
ward and all necessary expenses b,
paid.
P. S. Please to direct 10 the Office o
the Inteligencer, Marietta, Ohio.
January IA, 1S42.
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FARM FOR SALE
OR RENT

This Farm lies one mile west OF Wyn.
lngs Mill, on the road leading from Elk.
horn to Tope's Mill. The Farm contains
100 acres, with about so acres cleared.
The improvements are good hewed log
House, we'll finished; and very large
Barn. The farm will be sold ifappIica
ton be made, or if not sold, will be fol
reot' For terms, apply to the subscriber
living within half a mile of George Eos
ter's Saw Mill, in Lee township.
ROBERT BEATTY.
January IA, lS42,
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From the Canton Repository.
MEANNESS AND RASCALITY.

William B Arven, the locofoco assls.
tant clerk Of the Senate Of Ohio, writes
TO the Journal OF Commerce, New York,
a tissue Of base insinuatious. misrepre,
sentations and (aIsehood, under date OF
the l4lh ult. which had the effect, as it
was doubtless intended, to injure the
chararter Of Ohio, create alarm among
the holders Of our stock, and prevent
the payment Of the interest due on the
lst January. That letter has if we are
rightly informed, already caused loss
of thousands Of dollars to the State
The interest, however, was paid. 1
the Senate does not remove that mar
from Office, it will indelIlbly warran
the conclusion that the party in powe
conDived at the Infamous transaction
Between Locofoco regulators and Sian
derers Of the credit Of the State. W,
shall have a goodiy black list to hoIc
up TO receive The indignant scorn Of al
injured people.