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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15
CINCINNATI MARKET. IAN 10 Isas

CINCINNATI MARKET. JAN, 10, 1916.
Flour dull at Canal Yesterday. We heard OF but
two sslcs viz $40 bbs So CO clear and 100 d. % co
clear
100 bbls Whskcy were sold ut 23te.
100 bbs Lord Dayton No. 2. sold at 1881 per 100
lb.-AiLas
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,Nfnlrie 10 Mr.. CLnu.

The Ladies OF Hanover will hold meetings Tsylors.
ve on Saturday, the 25h this month. for The purpose q
forming an Association TO aid IN erecting Statue In hon.
or Of fIanovcrs gresfest living son.
MANY LADIEa
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BOsTON Market Ian. mo-

Four-The sales have been TO n very limited extent
and for most descriptions at yesterdays
may be quoted uihe lower. The transactions in Corn
nave been for yellow fiat suitable for mosDe 49a50 for
dry and I6aise for green white 47a45. Oss 3s33 q
buslel-fdN0s.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Uicbssoad
HgA Wa~ day az y Ssiseh a. ~
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Hohngshead Baltimore sundrie..
Gu IL Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
Schr. May Elizabeth, Wheeler, Baltimore sundrie,
Oscar. Hickman, Auskspsss, sugsr and mol.s.es
10 Dunlop, Moncure a. Co.
schr. Black Hawk, Yss,on, Portsmouth, IN, ~ Do.
tstoss. u. VT. lH ~. T''T'
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AUCTION NOTlCE.--We invite public attention
10 Bale Of Pg0os OIL Painfings F45tv Article, n,
a. Store, This Morning NJ q O'Clock
JalJ 1NLOES BROTHER. Aoefs
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G5- RHEUMATIC PAINS can now be alIeviatcd
and the disease ERADlCATED, by the means pre-
scribcd by DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS. Visit his
Laboratory, go EAST BALTIMORE STREET, fifth
door East OF Front street, where sold all of his
Vegetable Medicines, the best series of Remedies euer
offered TO the public They solely his own compo-
sltion and can be procured nowhere else in Baltimore
than at his Laboratory. The following form part OF
the series, viz
Tonic Vegetable Bitters, 25 cents a bottle.
Indian Vegetable Purifying Blood Pills, % cts box.
Vegetable Dyspepsia Specific, SO cents bottle.
Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, 25 cents box.
Vegetable Cholera Specific, 25 cents a bottle.
New Emelic Preparation, l2l cents vial.
Psdeuvium, or Foot Bath, IL. cents package.
Vegetable Cough syrup, for the cure of Consump
ton, Coughs, Colds, &c, 3Ts cts. a bottle.
New Remedy for Group, l2i cents vial.
Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pr, ciouS
article for mothers aud infants, SO cts a bottle.
Rheumatic Linment and Embrocation, the best pre-
paraon ever made-Sl.tO.
Sovereign Remedy for Ples-S2,00
Dysentery Cordial 90 cents a bottle.
REM EMBER, that no harm can possibly result from
the use of any medicine sold at this Laboratory, while
the good results of all Dr. Williams Remedies
aested by the evidence of vast number of persons
who have been benefited thereby. apo p
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

attorney General of Mary1oad. George R.
Richardson, Esq, for many years deputy At
torney General for this city, has been appoint
ed Attorney General for Maryland, vice Hon
Josiah Bayly, of Dorchester county, resigned
MIR. Bayly has held the office for many years,
and discharged its duties in an unobstrusive
but singuiarly efficient and highly honorable
manner, and retires now to private life, advanc-
ed in years and enfeebled in health, with the
universal respect of the several Courts and
members of the bar Of Maryland, as we'll as the
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A l. NJ 4 n A G..
BARNHILL'S INDELIBLE INK

TENHE superiority Of this Marking Ink il now worn,
H. generally acknowledged by the Druggists and
consumers of the article in Philadelphia and n York
a large number of whom have already tested il snI
have pronounced it superior to any other indeb,e
ink, whether of domestic or foreign make The
whole process Of marking may be completed in ,i,r
minutes, even at midnight if desirable, Notice ,ba
following recommendations:
lNDELIBLE INK. Messrs Potts, Linn Harris
NO. 2l3s Market above Fifth, manufacture and have
for sale, among articles in their line of BUSH ess az
druggists admirable ink truly ndebe.
III VIII, by its beauty and the simplicity of its Use ,
commend itself TO the regard of those tho like 10 sen
marx upon their apparel and woald like that mark
neat and plain.
From the editors of the North American of Mar lsa
!ndehbfe INK. We have tried some of BamhiH's In
deble Ink and cheertully recommend il TO all ,ba..
wishing to mark linen or cotton II runs free,x
and requires no previous preparation
IL is for sale by Messrs. Potts, Linn & Harris, Ne
2l3a Market street.
GCopy of an advertise ment of Apru le,h 7
BGrnhiH's Indciible Ink Just received On nnlx or
thls celebrated Ink and having tested il thoroughly
am prepared to warrant it equal, if not superor 10
any made In tue United States, or of the imported
ALEXANDER HARPER
Wholesale Druggist, Market-st., above 18th.
[Copy Of an advertisement of April 9th
Barnhiu's Superior Indelibie Ink. The subscriber
las received supply of this valuable article, which
he confidently recommends TO the public as the very
best III the market. II is used without preparatsn
and produces jet black and indelible isprssso. i
applied according TO directions.
EDWARD PARIsH's
Drug and Chemical Store
8. w. corner of 9th and Chesnst-sts
Nf-A supply of the above desirable article has been
received and ID for sale by
STABLER * CANDY, Wholesale Agents,
No 100 Pratt street
ROBERTS ATKINSON, Retail Agents,
Corner of Baltimore and Hanover s.s
ISRAEL j. GRAIIAME, Retail Agents.
Corner of Baltimore and Ea,aw- sts
% The Agents are authorized to refund the mo
Rey, in amy shoald it fail give entire satsfso
ion. f.IO pnyya.,
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NDRDF. DE BONNEVILLE, having closed
III his Public Lectures on Magnetism, will receive
applications for his services EVERY DAY, Except
Sunday from to O'Clock, r. M, at
No. y HANOVER STREET.
The Attendance upon the Sick, VINO have nerpsus
Diseases and who willing to be treated by Magne-
tsIn, will be at their houses.
{g}- The Gentlemen who will form themselves into
class, for the purpose of being taught the different
branches of Magnetism, will meet at No 8 Hanover
street, on MONDAY, 9Th inst, at = O'Clock, 2. NJ.
GC3-1he Committee, appointed by the citizens of
Baltimore At the request Of Prof. de Bonneville are
invited to meet wiia the class ap5-2wf
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90 UNIVERSALIST CHURCH-Lect,Te on the
final destiny Of Judas Bcdriot. Rev. Mr. SHRIGLEY
will preach no MORROW (Sunday,) at II O'Clock,
A. NJ; and at u O'Clock, ?. he will (by special
request) deliver Lecture on the iRal destiny of Jul
the atrocOus crime of Treason against the Redeemer
of the world Ii will be shown thar Judas did not
commit self murder-that he repened of the crime Of
reason, and that there is evidence in the Bible of
his eRdless torment. II
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@3-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. DIR. JOHN M. WILLIAMS has, in
the of nineteen years of ahorious practice and
observation, perfected Series of Medicines that stand
unrivalled in the catalogue of remedies before the
public. This series embraces cure for every disease
e which human nature is subject, and yet comprises
no article that do harm, under any circumstances
being composed exclusively of innocent Vegetable
substances, Visit the Laboratory, 20 EAST BAL L.
TlMORE STREET, fifth door east of Front
DR.. WIS VEGETABLE TONIC BITTERS, the
best ever made, for sale As above. mh26 If
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Co.'S. s. P. II. ELLICOTT return their sincere
thanks to those Fire Companies who repaired to the
Maryland Chemical Works and aided in saving their
property from fire on Thursday last To the Union,
Waterman, and Independent for the loan of their APP
paratus during the night. Also to the Commander Of
the United States Gutter for his promptness in offer
ing the services Of the crew. 1t
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SHORT TRIP FROM CANTON. The ship Nat
chez has arrived at New York in IS days from
Canton, the shortest trip on record She sailed
on the 10th January. There is no news.
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G3- NOTICE. INDEPENDENT GREYS will at
tend meeting Of the Company THIS EVENING, at
u O'Clock, at their Annoy BY order,
1t JAMES .. LAW, Captain.
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mh27 VIM. F. PEABODY,

3-WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, Sc. The
WHOOPING COUGH CORDIAL has been proved
in this city and elsewhere, TO be the best REMEDY, if
not the only one ever discovered, for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRIC-
TURES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty OF Breathing,
SC. The genuine Article only be obtained of Dr..
GIDEON b. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle.
The trade in other places supplied on the usual
terms. uDh:B- Inn
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CONTROVERSY A theological controversy is
being had between the Rev. Mr.. Rice, a Pres
byterian, and the Rev. MIR. Pigree, a Univer
salst clergyman, at Cincinnati. Immense au
dences are drawn to hear them.
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h3-LECTURES ON POPULAR GEOLOGY. The
Principals of the Central Collegiate institute take
pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Baltimore,
branch Of Science. The Lectures will be delivered
by the Rev. ]. e. NORRIS, d. d., in compliance with
the earnest solicitation of numerous friends, in the
Lutheran Church, Lexington street. The first Lee
turc (Which will be free) will be delivered on MON
DAY EVENING, the 3lst inst There will be a Lee
ture every Thursday and Monday Evening follow
ing, until the is completed. The entire
will he illustrated by numerous large Diagrams In
order afford facilities to all persons and especially
to all youths no DESTROYS of becoming acquainted
with this most interesting and important branch of
Science. The price of admission will be fixed at l25
cents Lecture without respect to age.
WILLIAM H. SMITH, }p,incino,s
mhe7 VIM. F. PEABODY, ii"ciP's'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIGHT ORA
GOONS. Parade on MONDAY, 7Ih inst, at half pas;
O'Clock, z. NJ at the Washington Monument, il!
full winter uniform, with arms and equipments in
complete order. By order,
ap5-4t GEORGE REILLY, o. S.
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Concert. The Misses Bramson will give
another concert tonight, at Calvert Hall
Their previous entertainments are most flat
teringly mentioned, and we have no doubt but
those who hear them this evening will be high.
ly gratiied. See programme, in another por
ton OF this paper.
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{s7-A CARD. SPLENDID FLOWERS.--The
public are respectfully invited to our sale of FLOW
ERS, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, al 81 Hanover
street fiji THOMPSON COVER, Auct
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EARTHQUAKES IN AFRICA. A letter from
Mascara states, that on the l4h ult, at Calaa,
the earth having opened in several place, 80
houses fell down, and several persons lost their
lives A similar disaster occurred at the viii
lage of Mesurata which was entirely destroyed
but there no lives were lost. The assures in
the earth were proceed by rumbling noise
like that Of an earthquake.
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THE CRops. The Catoctin Frederick Co.,
Md Wing says that the crops never looked
better at this season than they do now.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

Duel IN CANADA. A hostile meeting took
place at Montreal on Wednesday between Hon.
Mr.. DAILY and Mr.. Aylwin, the member for
Quebec. No injury was sustained by either
party. The difficulty between these members
of the Canadian parliament arose out of the
appointment to office of one Mr.. Rycrson, by
the ex-ministry, of which Mr.. Aylwin was a
member, and which was characterized as an
"infamous Job"
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Ethiopian SERENADERs. The saloon of the
Assembly Rooms was crowded again last night,
by fashionable and delighted audance ofladies
and gentlemen. The original Ethiopeans ac-
quilted themselves exceedingly we'll. Those
who desire to hear good music--from mellow
human voice, accordian, banjo, bones-cannot
fail to be gratifed by attending tonight.
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TIE WEEKLY CLIPPER. \ most capital
number of this popular weekly is issued this
morning. Among its contents is a deeply
thrilling tale, entitled "T'he Murder" with
four columns Of city news a report of the
markets; stock reports; foreign and domestic
Intelligence; Dr. Collins admirable report on
Paupcr Insanity, besides vast quantity of
other interesting matter. Price only single
dollar per year, or cents per copy.
CANAL MEETING AT flAGERsTowN. On
Tuesday afternoon last, William Price, Esq,
addressed a meeting OF the citizens of llagers-
town, OH the subject OF the guarantees, which
the canal bill ofthe late session Of the Legisla-
ture, require to be given for the transportation
Of 1876 600 tons Of tonnage, per annum, Tor five
years, upon the canal. The Torch Light says
"although Mr.. P regarded the requirement OF
the guarantee by the Legislature as unfair and
oppressive, yet it was necessary that it should
be complied with;-and by narrative otincon-
troverlible facts by way Of argument, he clear
" showed that there was no responsibility in
CURED by those who might sign the guarantee
as no contingency could possibly occur, in
which forfeiture could take place. Allegany
county and the District cities, he stated, had
already made satisfactory and ample provision
for as much tonnage as was thought to be their
proper quota, and it was supposed that Wash
ington county would supply the remainder,
about $4,000 tons This amount he proposed
to divide among six Of our districts-and we
have every assurance that in few days the pa
pers will be filled. Mr.. P, also gave positive
assurance that as soon as the bonds were is
sued the money would be forthcoming; and
stated, as the opinion ofthc board of Directors,
that the proposed sum would be amply suffi-
cient to complete the work.
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TIE MUSEUM There will be much to de-
light ysitcrs at the Museum tonight The
entertainments arc for the benefit of Mr.. J.
Seton; who will be assisted by the full force
of Mr.. Peale's excellent company. There
will be an afternoon performance.
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New SCHEME. 1t is proposed in the Penn
sylvania Legislature to lay tax on all private
bills that are passed by that body!
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BALTIMORE Manufactured Umbrellas, Pa
rusolS, Sun Shades, Sc. Sc 1t afforded US much
pleasure yesterday afternoon to visit the extern
slve manufacturing establishment n. w, corner
of Baltimore and Little Sharp streets, of which
Mr.. Francis Beehler, of this city, is the propric-
tor. Here we saw Umbrella and Parasol maxi
ing from the beginning to the finishing, of the
very latest Partisan styles, and from the lowest
prices to the most costly and elegant descrip-
tons. The establishment gives employment 10
large number of hands-upwards of Mirtu of
whom arc young ladies of our city, who find
profitable employment at this branch of bust
ness. We are grathed to notice, also, that it is
the intention of Mr.. Beehler, not to be outdone
by Philadelphia or n. York, either in the qua
lily of his articles or the prices demanded for
them-and we think it would be we'll for pur-
chasers to examine his stock before leaving our
city for other markets, as they can purchase of
Baltimore manufacture, as beautiful and fash
ionable articles in this line ofbusiness as can be
found in the Union. MIR. Beehler's advertise
ment will be found in another column of this
paper.
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MrsslssIppI. Hon. Jacob Thompson has
been appointed U. S. Senator by the Governor
to succeed Mr.. Walker.
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EcYprIAS SALOON. A fine bill is posted for
to-night's performances at this saloon, consist
ing of music, dancing, and the drama. The
manager has effected an engagement with Mr..
L. S. Conner, who will appear ON Monday
night
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HH w. TILYARD,
III SURGEON DENTIST, EgTAw-sT.,
fe5-3m 3D. door north of Lombard ST.

BYRNE & CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
Corner of Exchange Place s South ST. (
5000 w TH Sold % BY ep 9%. ey of S ss1s
BYRNE Il co. This makes the Sd high prize sold by
US at our new Office this week. The tickets are now
on file for the inspection of the curious THIS DAY,
the famous Small Fry, $4,000, 1000, &c., tickets 81
quarters 25 cts. Risk package of 26 whole tick
cts will be only Sl4, halves 81, quarters So SO, sths
81 rs.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery, class al, are
"a So 80 "a 40 42 II Is 20 81 81 10 IL
For the fortunate Nos apply to ....
BYRNE s. co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
1t and South street, yellow House.)
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THO MECHA SALE. One Turn
IL ing Lathe with Tools; Cabinet Makers
Bench with Tail Screw; one Vice Bench with Vice;
Turkey Oil Stones; Screw Clamps or Hand Screws;
Planes and other Tools of various kinds. Enquire at
No. l2l North Eutaw street. ap3f
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ysvHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub

ya7HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
NJ scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore County, letters Of administration on the per
sonal estate of NICHOLAS SPELMAN, late of said
county, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said estate, hereby warned exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or be
fore the LIST day Of October next; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to the said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. Given under my
hand, this 3lst day of March, 1915.
ap5-lawiw JOHN II, ING, Admir-.
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CLAWS BIRTHDAY. The Unionists Club III
tend celebrating Henry Clay's birthday in New
York, by procession and salute of one hun
dred guns. The Wings of the adjacent towns
are to be invited TO Join them.
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PUBLICATIONS. From Messrs. Shurtz S
Taylor we have received the "Ancent Regi
me, tale by James, two volumes in one
Part V. of a Dictionary of Practical Medi-
cine" The "lmproysatore," from the Dan
ish of Hans Christian Andersen, translated by
Mary Hewitt. The "Labors Of Hercules, -
by Punch, with ten illustrations. ''Don Fro
liza and his Ten Daughters" an historical ro-
nance Of the middle ages; and, "Frankensten,
or the Modern Prometheus."
From Mr.. n. Hickman, we have part , of
"Ihiers' Life OF Napoleon;'' and part of the
'Eistory of the Reformation in GERMANY
E. Messrs. ID. Owen s. Son, have sent us u
neat and interesting work, entitled "The
Worlds Religion as contrastad with genuine
Christianity"
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AND MlLLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, i'll Hagerstown, Md, nn MONDAY, 5th of
May. Lml24-t5thM*l J. s. POLLARD, Pres't.
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70 4OUVDa Small Fry Lottery. Whole
tickets only ST. halves so cents, quarters 25 cents
For splendid prize call ut the lucky office of MIL
LER & CO. and purchase ticket. They sold in the
Md Lottery, drawn yesterday three more good prizes
to citizen Customers one of $780, Nos "a SO 70 quar-
er one of Sl5O, Nos 30 "a a. whole, and one of S70
quarter, Nos Is 10 81 all sold by the uhrValled prize
vendors, Miller & Co corner of ST. Paul's and Balti-
more streets.
GIS- Draws TO DAY, April 9TH, the beautiful little
Lottery, (for the benefit of F.. F. Seminary class
1878 Nos IA ballots-making Ia prizes in each pack
age of 26 tickets. -- .---.
BRILLIANT SCHEME;
prize of S4,O0U l prize of $3.50
1900 10 g. 100
q" 300 10 s0,&c.
Tickets S1-sliares in proportion.
Risk package of26 quarters SO IS, eghhs 81 81.
For packages, single tickets shares of tickets, ap
ply to the old established and most fortunate Office of
MILLER s co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class Al, drawn
April 4-lowest prize S4 l.'
81 SO 80 "A 40 AZ II Is 20 81 81 10 IL
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95-ADDREsS TO THE PUBLIC. The unpre-
cedented success attending the use of DIR. g. BENIN
Smiths (Sugar Coatcd) "IMPRoVED VEGETABLE
PILLS." and the acknowledged superiority which
they possess over the common Anti Bilious, Cathar-
tic and various other Pills in general use have given
them decided preference with all who have used
them; and they universally esteemed The most
safe and pleasant purgatve ever offered to the public
{63- Dealers furnished at the New York College of
Health, l79 Greenwich street, New York. And sold
by IL. w. Andrews, Iill.st, one door from s. Charles
street; also by other respectable Druggists in Bai-
more, who will not sell counterfeit.
CAUTION. AS miserable imitation has been
made by the name of 'Sugar Coated Pills." it is ne
cessay to be sure that DR. G. BENJ'S SMITHS sigma
tu4e is on every box Price % cents. ap3-es3
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OREGON EXPEDITION. A company of emf
grants, from Illinois and Iowa. purpose taking
the line of march from Bloomington on the eth
inst, for Oregon. The marching distance
from Missouri to the Oregon shore on the Pa
cifc, through an inhosptable country, is not
less than 1000 miles, and an army could not
well accomplish it in less than four months
The Rev Ezra Fisher goes out with this com
pany on mission, under the patronage of the
American Baptist Home Mission Society.
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b3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north o. Gay-sl mh2-ly