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o. .now MY HEAD DOES ACHE-can you tell
any thing that will cure mel" "Yes" said friend,
the other day, ''try Shsrmans Canpnor Lozenges-f
have known them 10 cure severe Of headac he
few minutes. and have no doubt they WI, you
They are also sovertg ign remedy Tor d,owsiness, sick
headache palptation affections and sickness
giving more speedy relief han any medicine in You
should not be IN church without tbem they will enable
you TO keep from slseping-tTy them.n The genuine
may always be had Of Dr. sherman Nassau street
Of any OF his regular agents viz 227 Hudson corner Of
o. MAKE, budns Ph
dephia; and State street Boston.
Oay- HOW IMPORTANT 1T IS THAT PERSONS
rsv ling should be provided with every thing likely TO
contribute comfort and happiness; there many how
To such, say, simple D.arr ora. Cholera Mofbus,
Cole. sometimes proves very dangerous, unless mme
fully proved than nothing good for these complaints
"a $ Demands Diarrh@i Medicine from 81 Nassau
New York
GJsCOMsTOCKs sARsAPARILLA-For the reno.
val and permanent Il all diseases arising from impu
rites Of the blood, ori l.6ects Of mercury. VIZ
scr'fnlous AT ctons, Bilious Diseases,
Hereditary Diseases. Affections Of the Liver Or
Pimplrs or Sores upon the Habitual Costiveness.
Face II also greatly improves and
Salt Rheam, scald Head and beauties the Complexion
all LuIaneous diseases, and dspels all ssilowness,
Sold at 81 Courtland street Price 80 cents per single
bottle, or bottles for 81 IS, or dozen for -
90 WE WOULD LIKE TO CONSULT WITH ANY
parcW having WIN In 6ntui, OF
Summer Complaint We know they could b. induced TO
try liernards DarrhGa Medicine II cures all cases as
thousands Of the best certificates prove Propristos Of
Ace 81 Nassau street, New York
uo- A CERTAIN RELIES FOR DEAF PERSONS
The umerons testimonials daily receiving Of the
efficacy of Dr. McNsrs Acoustic Oil in curing Deafness,
renders 1t worthy the OF oil no affected MIR.
VIM Hay dsn OF Middleton, Ct reports that TWO bottles
Of this oil eIctualy cured him VI deafness Of several
years standinghe could scarcely hear any sounds dis.
tncty but this oil produc the desired effect Of
Mr. Fetus Of Newbnrgh cured Of deafness Of several
months standing after su ring continual pain for long
time. man Of Philadelphia cured Of deafness Of
fifteen years standing by bottle Of this oil Mr. no
bert Carpenter No 4O Monroe street. this CITY, very
one knows who are acquainted with him, was deaf a
few weeks that it with difficulty any could
with him. has been entirely cured by less than
flask OF this oil II any disposed to disbeeve this
statement we would refer them to Mr. Carpenter, who
will col firm these facts
Dr.. McNair's Oil is sold by Constock & Co., No. 81
Ccurilsndt street. Price 81 per flask
0z- THOSE THAT GO TO THE SPRINGS TO GET
cured Of DatriGl reminded that better remedy can
be found in the Of b nards Dsrrh9a Medicine Call
at the propriotor's office, 81 Nassau street. New York.
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&C. IN EVERY INSTANCE THIS SEASON
where Demands D.arrhna Medicine has been admins
tered, the patient has got well All Of summer
Complaints in children Cholera nfaniuni, DiarrhG i,
Coles or Cramps. this remedy affords prompt relief
Office OF the proprietor ~ Nassau street. N Y
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Corner OF Broadway and Prince street, New York.
The Entertainments under t.r sole direction Of
MR. MITCHELL.
Doors open At ACCOMPLISHMENTS commences at Iecissly
GREAT ATTRACTION.
First night OF the OpeIetta entitled the spirit or
tbs Rhine with for the first here the fare, III
Adsate PumIsr Mitchell Broomy swash, originally
MONDAY EVENING, August i2th, will he presented
THE SPIRIT OF THE RHINE.
gnatus Stutecrants Mr. NIckinson
s,rthui fiuntiey pennlson
2i) ssei. hSsenthd
Madame Tyiiel ......... Mrs iiasswck
lrina, ..... ...... Miss Taylor
koschen ............. Mrs Escrard
" Iutermssion Of half "a hour.-.xg
To conclude with
ALLOCATE PUMP.
Old Tontine Observation-Disclosures. MrEyerard
Charles Rivers. ..,....'....' n. Dunn
Corporal Stock .... I Lever,
.."nu " his. fenno
DDa'y Dils... ...... ......... Clarke
NJ. - 49, -. Mitchell
Senphni. ........ Miss Roberts
Norsh ............... Mrs IV.,t.
count q wea,hsI as the Grand Entrance from Boadwa the
from The ton aud lids he enclosed mones por,cr
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o. THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
SArAxlLLA, CENT AN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
~ the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
tnbshed Tor the suppression OF quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pnr
Is confidently recon ssnded by The College. az INFINITELY
superior any extract oil Sarsapaa al present before
the public, and may be relied a certain remedy toi
all Diseases arising rom an impure stale OF the blood
such as scioiua, saheum, ringworm, blotches pm
plea dicers pam in the bones JOINTS nodes cutaneous
srupons, ucernted throat any disease arising
IRON the secondary effects Of syphilis or udcious
use % mercury.
Sold III single Bottles, at. 10 cents each
IN Gases OF halfa-dozen Bottles, 50 80
dozen 800
Cases forwarded to all parts OF the Union.
B.-A very liberal discount wholesale purchasers
Office Of the College, 90 Nassau street
w. o. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
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NE w FALL GOODS
lust RECEIVED, and for sale by T.. H. MAXWELL
81 his erfc TaiInr,s E.ia --'

JUST KFI Fl Ed and Tor sale BY T. IT. MAXWELL. nj
a his extensive TaiIors establishments, "
80 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
5000 gro Buttons from Scots $50 per gro consisting OF
Twist Velvet Satin Steel Gold Plated Gilt Silver Jappan.
ed Horn, Pearl every variety Of Lasting Fancy aud Cooed
&c - - ''
5000 yards Fancy Vestnes from - SIP consisting Of
Vevets Satin Silk, Cashmer, Sc.
200 doz Scars aud Cayais from So per oz every
rey style aud color Of Bindings Cords by the case or less
gnantty Cloak Tasse and Sack Trimmings every variety;
first assortment Of Velve coond plain black Satin and
Surgcs; Gimps Frnges and Girdlcs, BY the quantity.
W22d and bone Moles Back Eyce MACHINES metal Eye
Sewing Silk, Twist, Pantalooa Straps Sc
f. " NJ the only for the elegant French
Journals Of Fashions published monthly in Paris Always on
hand large aud small plates Of Feach Fashions and Costumes
for balls and parties, SC.
Every kind Of Military Navy and Livery Buttons hand
tons executed az shor, notice Private made order
auII ims
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wIL fIs1S'Sf W SSa1ib General Agent
cMH Ifb fpH cRoFEET' {Propns.on.

IA FOR sAiE-The lease for eight years Of ono Of hs
;W most desirable locations New York for Porter Hoass
Or Grocery or both combined The house has been dong
the proprietor only selling il on account Of o
business, which requires his undivided attention.
To an English German Emgrant, wishing 70 embark n
business ~ tins city, opportunity offered For
further particulars apply al A. BRITTON,
auto lw-rc No Il Dey strcel
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teS- kiCOHDs PARTISAN Ate RATlVE Mlx
TCRf For the cure Of primary or ,ndary Syphilis
and MI Infectious produced by injudicous use OF
curry The great advantages possessed this powerful
phs Is, chat while curing the disease improves the
constitution whist mercury generally leave much
best accommodation give OF IS, thar II is
extensively prescribed by the MEDICAL faculty who for
plants Sold single bottles 81 zach In cases Of hall
aczei to carefully packed and sent all parts Of the
Union Ohics Of the College o! Med che and Phsrma
cy, VI Nassau street.
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V g RICHARDSON. NJ D.. Assu,

or sHuvArE MEDICAL AID The members Of
shs New York College Of Medic ne and Pharmacy, in
returning tho public thanks for the liberal supp ort they
hays ieca,ye, in their efforts to suppress I,iacker,
beg csvcto ate that their particular attention CONTINUES
u be rec;ed TO all diseases Of private MATINEE and ron
the great improvements lately made in the incipa hoa
pitas of Europe the treatment Of those a,qessrs they
can confidently offer 70 persons requiring medical aid al
veniss& not 10 be met with any institution in TIM
Souniry, either public private The eatmen. OF the
College - such az TO insure in case and
ota'ly iifsrent tom that practice running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most leaving
disease mncn worse than the original Que ri the
81 the College .r many years connected With thu
prmeipal hospitals ofkurope attends dolly tor consu,is
ton from Q Am TO Pm.
Terms--Alv,co and medicine, IS A cure guaranteed
l-fnRTssT 70 EoCsrRv irvklIps.-Persons living IL
the coucy and not finding It convenient attend rer
sonrliy can have forwarded to them chest contau,ns
~ uaecines requisite perform perfect py sstine
thor explicitly together with all symptoms, time
contraction ana treatment received eisewhgr II spy
al encioslng 81, post paid lddressedt to
w. s. RICHARDaON, M. D., Agent
Oca Crosuitirg nf the College, os Nassss
gres.
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L fl + ALLAN IRA,
550 BROADWAY. BETWEEN STRING AND PRINCE STREETS
HIS fahionable place Of oren for the The
Ices Fruits, Jees and other reeshmens Of the
description.
An Orchestra, combining Of the first musical talent
the CITY, perform evening Saturdays and Sundays.
Beni and others equally celebrated.
BRANCH No les East Broadway one door above Rutref
may be- found, M i,n;syc
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CASTLE GARDEN.
Tuesday Evening, August 18th, 1914,
GRAND FETE OF
+ r l. w O k X S
Covering thousands Of feet with most beautiful and brilliant
Colored Fires, consisting of East Indian
- AFFGHANlSrAN LIGHTS
The interesting and Patriotic Piece Of the
STAR OF POLAND!
The Grand Fire Jessamine Piece Of
LA VIERMORELLE,
A splendid Botanical Display, entitled
LA ZANNIA FERUVIA
The interesting Allegory OF
THE BEE HIVE.
Which always excies universal appreciation.
The Floral Piece Of
TIE MORNING GLORY.
And the great grand aud indispensable Ecu dAcc entitled
TIE TEMPLE OF LIBERTY
. Or, Honor 10 the Heroes of i776.
Embracing 1000 feet Of brilliant fires illustrative Of in
teesting and magnificent Objects for explanation
~ III handful.
~ Admance Fifty Cents anil aim
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0s- THOSE THAT GO TO THE SPRINGS TO GET
cured oi Diafri reminded that better remedy
be found in the Of nards Disrrha Medicine Call
the proprioors Office 81 Nassau street, New York.
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u3- WE WOULD LIKE TO CONSULT WITH ANY
parent having child suf rirg with Cholera In or
Summer Complaint We know they could b. induced 10
try bernard's DiarrhGa Medicine II cures all cases
thousands Of the best certificates prove Proprietos Of
Ace 81 Nassau street. New York.
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o. 1T MUST BE ALLOWED THERE IS NO
thg agreeable, and at the efcacious in
the If all bloched. pimped iIecked fcorsotc and
diseased SKINS the Italian Medicated Soap of DR. Felix
Gaurand. BY variety Of oleaginous and medicated
combinations this sop mas The singular chemical proper
ty 0! inislhly and almost nsananeously
sing the darkest toughest a, uneven SKINS into the
c.arest sweetest and most regular compilations Like
all other invaluable and truly blessed discoveries the
sns ri years skfu and patient investigation Dr.
Gpurauds Italian Moderated Soap has been Enormously
connterfeited. Purchasers must therefore he their
guard and buy where else in this city but 81
Walker street first store from Broadway and 74Chesnut
street. Philadelphia; Milk st Boston; Lowell Carleton
Go; Dyer. Providence; Ives, Salem: Hodge. Newbury.
port; Green Co Worcester; Bull Hartford Matthew.
son, Norwich; Ferre, Miidetown; Myers, New Haven;
Pierce Albany; Tousey Rochester; Gray, Poughksep-
sic; Storrs, Hudson; Wade. Utica.
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ALExANpRiA, Aug 0-An kIchifd, Baker, boston.
RtcHMoSp, Aus sid Saldana, Stubbs, RIO Janero.
CnsnLrsToH Aug 7cld Csth,ne, ults, Boston; Emily
Sherwood Ny ok; Randolph, goldsmith; teorgana eliker
aud Nesuncook, Trm, Philadelphia. Sid Southport Grit
nths Nj ORR. Arr 9th, Nogul. bunher, Frankfort Me.
Bedell, NOcan. Cid Madison Hosy New York; Palura
Doane and Isabella Clark Boston. Sid La Grange Porter
York
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LENTTEV1LLE COURSE. l.
1 p.r. y r rr. :,sEp ENTED NOVELTY.
Of $1,000 will be given BY the Pop.ors Of the above
Ioue ee ior all horses both PAGER. aid troe "a 20 a. they
carisg li lbs perform the Of twenty miles
ss,ye t second best Should distance no, be
above TO of the gid day Of Sepember-Thr-e or
Wo, 30 MAKE field Entries 10 Close jones' Second Ward
a,n0 wsh '' II 'N"i 49,
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GRAND GYMNASTlC EXHIBITION.
IN THE GARDEN OF THE OTTO COTTAGE,

GRAND GYMNASTlC EXHIBITION.
IN THE GARDEN OK The OTTO COTTAGE,
EISSLER BkoTHERS No Charge for Admiltance -
~ On On, MONDAY WEDNESDAY and Friday i2th la,h
NJ Captain L. SCHWARTZ has the honor. 10 inform the
public that he has engaged fr the above
inimabe f,rfamed and extraordinary artists the ELSSIER
BkOTHfkS Premers Nodelist. Of the Royal Academy Of
Painting Of Paris and Professors Of Gymnastics the Royal
melt a Pamos Opera House and at the Walnut Theatre
Philadelphia Stage has been erected purpose
performances will commence with Grand Overture by the
PART Monsieur Louis Elsser will then exhibit, his won
dcul Feats Of Jmggery1 the Balancing the Hat the Play
q the Spanish Knses; the Shower q Golden Balls; the
Stick; Extraordinary Play with the Cannon Ball. weighing
astonishing incredible balancing Of The Chinese Hat and
Flags, invented BY Louis Elss.cr.
lnermission OF during which the Orchestra
will play several popular and f,vorite airs.
FART 1.-The Elssler Brothers " III then give Grand Gym
nssc Exhibition displaying their incredible Feats Of Strength
amyson by Gusaye the Dream Of Hercules BY Louis.
TIE Aerial oiymnastc Swing BY Gustaye. the Lifting Of the
Bombs, weighing l2O pounds b. hand At arms length By Louis
s the Promenade 81 AcIde Two Men 81 Arms Length by
y, BY Gustave O. the Arm Of IRON or the Body Horizontal
BY One Arm BY Gustave Elegant Pastures ken from
Ancient Vatican at Rome by Louis. TO- Posuring the
Column by the Esser Brothers The Strength Of the Side
Column By Gusave IL, the Aerial Rings. by the Essler
Brothers.
lntermission Of Twenty Minutes
The tser Brothers will then conclude their Feats with
Grand 0recian Wrestling Match
fxtr1 Boats will be the Hoboken Ferries
Should the incemency Of the weather prevent performance
lowing.
For particulars, bills ofthe day. aug TINS
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Sxx= NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL
,49A peLn, - y.t tugust--Tho splendid and favonn
SkE ship LIV ERPOOL. tii;o tons bnrthn) Capt.
loha lldndse will sail on Wednsd@s'1 august nef fesaI
day. 800 IN ,oo. 80. "a ..--..a- -
Of h le berg az ~ so ,oa, xn' no 'onc
~ Nc ad,antags to b. derived from selecting thu ne pre-
way nor comfortable and convenient dian ships q smaller
css, and tsr aecannon,sons Io eson sscona cno3 Vie
oe line packets. Pcoas Wishing secure eat aQrld
". - -. ihIu~X.tI
aul0h Lana w ssavs
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A DDpIsONs kIGI1EEN CARrT GOLD EVER
"A POINTED PENCILS, can be had or GETCHAN X
TREADWfLL, No. Astor House. These Pencils nv Of
known sure.tcrity % all others. Al lws.rc
p Hqgs5VN, "a >. DHNTIsT, 49, rAkK
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poKr OF NEW YORK, August IL.



Cleared.
Ships Saml Hicks Bunker, LIVERPOOL r. Kermit; Zenoba
Kenny Motsydeo and Calcutts Gordon Tabot-Barq nrs
Marcella Hagar, Marseilles, Boyd Hmcken Mado ana
ssphine tBem sandselt, Bremen, G Muller CO; e py
Perkins, Jacme A. Z. Rossere Co Maria l.. Hill, Hill
Falmouth Jam John Ogde Gen. Marion, Kinds. Bermuda
Tucker bghbou5ne Four Brothrs OBJ Crosby Yarmouth,
Lauriei Weu%pka Lewis, Mobls T. p Harlbut Go;
d Bath, Me John Elws Go; Frances; Louisa, Ssple DO
Brtt yossSchs Red Jacket Jaws Bermuda Niddeton
ODD Mar%sad Halifax Ss B4ehs MsEveE. siias trsns
frsnklip La D. / says CoT Groves hayrs dc Grace Nd
Rochester Fountain dol A. b. Cooley, Camp. Philadelphia
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OST-On the evening Of the Goth July last between William
~ street and $40 Twelfth street. seed Letter addressed
VIM j. Hubbard Esq, Boston, Mass. Ten Dollars ard
will be paid on delivery of the same to
EMERSON s. PRICHARD,
aul0 3tsh g, Wa strsct
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kkx~ FOR LONDOS-Packst of the 10th OF August
k34N The splendid packet ship ESTMISSTER, Cart.
,ovey, will sail Cor London above her regular day
application TO JOHN HERDMAN,
81 South street
~ B-rasssge from Liverpool and London all
h. secured tina lowest rates, by the wgular paeksss sailing
ed payable throughout Gat Britain and Ireland. appsA
ttnnas auiim
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MARAcAiBo July BIN port, New Uaon Brooks, of New
ORLEANS for Vera Cruz Deborah Robbins, for Phi
ade ha do Sgsananh B fo5 Liyso9 had lost her cables
KIsGsroS, Js July -. Sid w A Caldwell Florence Porte
Rico Ia port Ellen, Dnahlm FIN York for Cuba next day
Ihos Belton Roberts fin do for Pot SPAIN do; Ariel
kins, from Baltimore disg susan Lauderman I'm do for Pcrs
Rico day; Betsey Jane, Thomas OF and for Phiade
phia, wig
81 PlraRr, Mart July 23-In port Julia, Thuron for Port
land diy-only American. brig from Bangor (proDa
bly, the ta1es percs) touched off the about 2uth,
QuEBEc, Aug G-.d Thompson, Burton, Belfast; Falcon
Donaldson Liverpool Greylle, Dung, aud Henry oolley
Cappelon, London.
, 1844-03-27
Annexation of Texas.

In to-days paper will be found come
important news in relation 10 the annex.
alton of Texas. We cannot be much
surprised at any treachery committed by
John Tyler after his baseness 10 the Whit
Earty--and in this. instance we cannot be
much surprised at the treachery of a man
of such impure morals when we recoIIect
that he has large possessions in Tras,
and if she is admitted ,nto the Union,
their rdlue wiN be doubled. The Cincin.
natl Gazette closes a long article on
this subject in this anner
But if these objections were held light,
IT there be n man in free or slave State
who should say "ihov are not VALID
there is yet one other left which the com
mon heart Of this nation would avow and
feel while it had one pulsation left. and
that is, that the annexation of Trras
Gun neper be accomplished crrrpt against
crery interest Of humanity. The net i,s
elf would tend to spread and continue
Slavery through all time. II would tread
into The very dust the PRINCIPLES Of our
declaration of independence and erecl
upon their ruin a slave power over free,
men which would rule them with The
waywardness and tyrany of an i~nsolen,
and a loldly pride. And who, willing 10
%concede. what of right belongs 10 The
Slave States. who, with aught Of the
principles Of freedom burning IN his DO,
som, can submit TO an act which shall
open The door wide for the renewal o
The inhumnn and accursed slave traffic
Who, standing On a soil where there arc
neither letters to bind mind or BODY, car
consent 10 hive an extended territory nd
ded toit in which the lash Of the task.
masler'shall drive men us hrutes TO diu
and delve and do Whatever no lnay bid
Who, looking up to Heaven, and acknowl.
edging the Being enthroned there us ihc
common Father Of all, and upon Earth,
and beholding around him the common
brotherhood which IIe has ordained a.
mong men, DARE by word or thought or
act encourage, sympathize WITH, uphold
or defend u measure 50 foul ia conception
$50 branded wi b wrong 10 man-sn de-
fani 10 COP! There NIO none such, Vo
, 1844-03-27

trust, in thu Free States OF this Republic.
or if there be. lei them cease to claim
their heritage, or to assert the privileges
thew enioy-for they are the ahject de-
Tenders Of slavery. and fl only to be
slaves hhemselves! The voice &c Ohio
and indiana-lhe voice of the more en-
lightened Slave S,atcs-the voice eer.
tsinly Of oil the Free States, will be-
Mv,r BE-unitcd against this astounding
abuse of power--this Cursed SCENE Of the
Spoiler AID the Speculator.
Friends Of the Country and of HUI
manily! Arouse. The occasion re.
aaires action. it calls for The exerlions of
YOUR observation-disclosures. Arouse!
The foul injustice attempted. the clan
desiine manner ia which the Presidct of
these United States and the President of
Texas have conspired against the peace,
honor, s. welfare ofihe Nalion,-.ihe dan.
ger threatened to the integrity and stabil.
ity of the Union, and the lawless disres
gard manifested Of The rights Of humanity
and Of the People Of the Free States,-.
DEmESD thai their voice should be heard
in thunder>tones al the Capitol, rebukipp
there, with a masters authority, this fell
spirit of ruin.
, 1844-03-27
Senatorial Electors.

Senatorial Electors.
THOMAS CORWlN. of Warren;
PETER HITCHCOCK, of Geauga,
Dist. Congressional Electors.
l-BELLAMY SToRER. Of Hamilton;
2-WILLIAM BEBB, Of Butler:
3-AARoN HARLAN. Of Greene;
4-SAMsoN Mason. of Clark;
5-DAyID J. Corey. Of Henry;
b-JosTAH ScoTT, Of Crawford;
7-READER w. CLARKE, Of Clermoni;
8-DAvrD ADAMS of Ross;
9-JosIPH OLDs. of Pickawav;
lo-DANrEL S. NoRroN. Of Knox,
!I-WAsH. w. CoNKLIN, of Marion;
iS-SAMuEL r. HoLcoMR. of Gallia;
HARLOW CHAPrH, Of Washington;
i4-JoBN Crooks. of Guernsey;
io-SANUEL w. BosTwIcK. Of Harrison
o-WILLrAM r. SApp. of Holmes;
!o-JonN w. GILL. Of Jefferson;
io-CYRUs SPHINX, Of Wayne:
!S-hcoB n. BALDwIN, Of Trumhull:
WILLIAM L. PERKINS, of Lake; y
FULLER. Of Erie.
, 1844-03-27

GRAHAMs MAGAZINE FOR APRIL, has
been receiced-AIi-iaGnt.np-in liza nsnal
nent and excellent style. The enterpris.
ing proprietor Of this work, has engaged
competent artists TO prepare n series oil
exquisite views Of the "BATTLE GRouNDs
OF AMERICA" The first will appear in
the May number, and the proprietor has
pledged himself that they shall be the
most highly finished engravinps hat has
ever been done in the United States.
Embellishments-The Orphan Girl
The Rector's Daughter Portrait Of N.
P. Willis.
, 1844-03-27
Pc E
Wednesday,, March 27th. 1871.
Ohio University.

We. Horton. Joseph olds, James NJ,
Brown. and Judge Keith were appointed
nv the Legislature members Of The Boorf
Of Trustees Of The Ohio University, Al
far as we know, we do not hesitate tc
pronounce them men Of high standing
and ability.
, 1844-03-27

the Van Buren, Convention meets at Bal
itimore,)
A scene d confusion followed, 10 TIE
midst Of which The House adjourned by
a vote ofs4 to 7s, at a quarter before 4
o'clock.