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MeTic n Intelligence The private
Adyices received iiom Mexico by The
New York Sun, furnish some facts
which heve not tsnspred through the
p'pers. The Church sulhorties are
psralys d with horror OF The proposition
10 lake The church property for 'he pur-
pose OF carrli ing cn the war Many
Of the priests have publicly declared Ia
favor Of peace. Ooe was arrested in
he P "a Of the Capital for hnrangujne
he pso DE and entiGhmiOg Ihem as DU
the condition Of the Church in the Unit.
oil Sales. / appears by The acCounl in
he papers that he pronounced the MeSl-
can government worse than that OF
The North American. The l.ter, he
'aid, protected The Church, while the
former corilscsted ils property. He
was arrested aud Imprisoned, with forty
Of his followers
The Et Hepubicon mention The f1c'
f a review, BY Santa Anna, Of com,
psEy Of American deserlers, principally
Irish, revle wed by His Excelency the
GeoetaI in Cnief. They sre perfectly
quipped, and are on the point Of
departure for TuIa. This company
have made peculiar standard lor them
elves, on side Of which is seen lhe ma,
DCnal Goa, Of arms, with the motto Iong
i've the Republic of hIexico,' o. The
her side is figure Of 81. Phrick, ,rheir
patron. We venture TO predic that il
my Of s., Pa rick 10 The american ar
my ever come across these renPgsdes,
they will give n N such clubbing q,
hey will lie likely 10 remember the re-
malnder Of their lives.
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MANY Of lhe officers had gone nShore
but the men were not allowed 10 land
Nothing had been heard from Ibs Missls
sippi uoops, which were sill on board the
ship Statesman, bu, OF the last accounts
they were suffering deplorsbly from sck'
ness.
High bonors had been paid a, head guar
ers 10 he laie Lieul David Gibson, OF the
second artillery. tie was q native OF Virgl"
mia, snd a gssdusle OF The military scade'
my a, West Point.
Capt Browa, OF The Slesmboa, poneer,
sent by Cenetal Patterson 10 the succor o.
the volunteers wrecked in the 0ncaIka, re-
turned 10 Tamplco on the 7Ib He report
sd that an reaching the wreck OF the On
di ,ks and fnding il deserted he had burhec
her. ..
Gen. Scott probably ielt The Brazos on
tLe l6,h, on board the Massachusetts
which was sad 10 be waiting for him
-Four companies Of srllery, under CsPTs
Smith and SwanouI and Lieutenant
ShackeGord aud Ylnlor, acipg as his bod.
guard.
The camp si Psio Alto had been dscon
iinued snd Gen, Worth and his staff wer
a, Ihe muuih Of the river waiting 10 en-
bark.
The roads between Camargo and Monte
rey were almost impossible on account o
zee n, robberles.
The Iancheros were gathering in al
quarters. Al MaiaInotas they we re e,
peclng an attack. The Plaza had beer
fortified, snd the place puI in q Stale OF dc
fence.
Gen yelencia had beer relieved froa
INC cOUIlu5uu dI vera StuL, suu MS pIdCt
supplied by Gen. Vayguez Tho Mexi
cans were convinced thai Vera Cruz wa
to be The Eex! point Of attack, aud wen
busiIy engeged in terrifying the passes 0
the road 10 lhe clsy Of Mexico
The Merchants of JaIaPa had beea sell'
Iec upon for loan Of 81 VOG.
Nothing ha, been heard at San l.Sif @
Santa Amos march.
A. 1'uIs and J,lapa they were ON Due s
e'l in expectation Of the attack OfGen'Scol
The news from Texas is iuI,resllng,bu
no enough 90 TO telegraph.
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place, all having gone from home %ibo&t
lheir suppers. No body found any lau.
for it was HE masters benefit. Well th,y
hajn'l danced all night before the steam in
some Of The oOll-gInes begsn 10 ION low,
and liille alter ten o'clock some Of tia
company concluded that ii was about limt
Tor them 10 mi2zle, or al least to see what
,hen b'I vas going 10 be. Imagine lo
yourself Archer Irwin rushing ia lOl haste
into lie Kitchen, IN search OF the master Of
ceren onies, and on enqulring what his bill
was, and being told that it was 'Only Two
dollars do you suppose he gave vent TO a,
10y big expressions. ulleted any oalhs, and
Swore ne woulda'I pay &M mueh2
woUldn't fer a a0menI have yoa IAlnk such
a hing. 1t was company Of genhemea
that went from Bloom aud they woaldn't
do such a Thing, imme6ia'ely a(ier this.
for some reason OF other, | can't Imagine
what, the whole bloom delegation were get.
ting ready Eor start, when ,hey were cooy
told by lhe master of ceremonies, they
might as well dance NIl morning for il
wouldn'' cost lbtm any more Nell six
Of the company paid their bills, know,and
| suppose lhe other six did Ihe same GO.
they we're gentlemen. |, couldn't be pos.
Ielble IheJe were six Archer lryins in lie
company, ReVer! Never !!
The company came away all in dns
spirits Of course. ','he Espel town delpga,
ion stayed and danced on, and for What (
know @e dancing yet When morning
came, our company didn't feel al adj sore
about the matter. two Of them dida's 90
10 EsPeyowa 10 compromise tie sAsIr
and get one dollar head deducted frota Che
price. Nc none OF these thlngs hapPea-
ed, certainly not, Perhaps some of lha
promising youth Of Bloom would do well 10
latry while at JJrco.
TE1ASUS.
.,Ss
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$500 AprROPRIA riON.

The bill authorizing the County Com
ussioners 70 appropriate $4,000 towards
the new Public Buildings at Bloomsbnrg,
passed the House Of Representatives on
Monday last without opposition and is now
a law. The silly opposiinnor the DanvlIls
people to This just and wise measure, has
hus been evaporaed into vcrY Min air.
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For 'he Democrat.
" BIT, By THUNDER.

Was you ever bit by a ralIeshake, one
of those venomous reptiles, the wound oI
which produces almost certain desIhi W as
yoa ever BIT by mad dog, and in cOnso'
quence, get the hydraphobia? Well it
was nl in either Of these ways, that am
going 10 speak Of getting bi'-Pray IelI us
how it is,-f1ave patience and you shall
hear the whole. You reccolecl the old ad.
age patience ia virtue End if we were
destitute Of this, we should be very unhap>
py creatures
Now any one would not be led 10 sup
pose on reading the caption, that ! msaEl
TO convey The idea, thai any body was BIZ
by ihimdtr, in ibis cold season Of the year,
when thunder is 30 very rare. Mol meant
no such thing. wish the whole srcss to
be laid on tho word bit, and then you will
gel The whole idea
In order TO give you full insight into
he msilet Of which ! cru itoaing, it will be
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE,
LETTER VII.
OK BOARD THE SHIP OcEAs,
January 29lh, lSI7.

January 29Db, lsl7.
Coz, WEBB:-l embrace the last op.
porluniIy shall have ,his side Of 'h'
Gull, 10 infoI n you that we have had q
plrsssn, day 10 day. Yesterday we had
a most Tremendous storm of lightning,
thunder end wind The most vivid
a shes Of lightning and defining peslS Of
,hund E, that ever saw and heard, ]
saw and heard yesterday, while the rain
poured in torrents and the wind blew
perfect hurricane and so heavy wss tn"
gale, that hundreds Of dollars worth oI
wood, which had been brought down
he river in fosts, were torn from Their
mooriug aud dashed il pieces by the
violence oil the waves.
But this morning every thing wore .
more pleasing aspect, and tits has been
he most pleasant day we have had 10
Two weeks. We weighed anchor Mis-
morning about 10 o'clock, and got un.
der way, being in tow Of one OF the
large town bosls, aud we have this day
passed through some Of the most en-
ehan'ing scenery, 1 have passed par'
Of The sllernooa ai hslf mas, and enjoy
ed myself very oereesbIy in viewing
he fac plaGlations, HE rich orange
grose, sNA The extensive praries.
Nolhins sppes's TO me can present .
Gner view Ahan The country which we
asse passed. imag,oe yourselves upon
a lStge Veesel, ~nh company Of a.
] east three alundered men--lhs vessel
dostiAg dOwn the Mssissippi---lhe blnk>
! on eilheG side skirled with plintlron'
Of sussr cane and orange groves, and
| rhe country back, for the mos pat ex
| ensige p9r5rie, where the river is boua.
led only by the horizon, and in The pa
1 sties yoN sometimes see smail patch
1i GVe os&s, at Others sou observe
branches of he rive7 winding their ser
peo,ine course. Al these lhings added
together has made thie pat cf our voy-
hge highly picturesque as we'll as inter-
esling- II we have good luck in sniely
y crossing The Gulf, | Shall be able TO
say "hch 10 my opinion is The finer
view, The Ocean OF prsrie.
While we have been 10 motion since
We left D1nvjjle, every Thing has been
Interesting to me, and | have gained
many new ideas with respect to the
county bordering on the Mississippi.
This is certainly great river, aud The
country back lrosa he river 10 lower
han the immediate banks. You TO
JOubt wish o k0ow our destination lhis
Is ouly CONJECTURE. As yet as we have
sailed under sealed orders, but the most
probable coujec'ure is that we shall sail
for Vera Cruz. II pm spared to write
again | shall he able TO give you some
accourI Of the passage across The Gulf.
Considering all things, buI few of the
men are sck, as there are only six oil
ICap,, Wilson's company on the sick list
and six deserted, but not one man Of the
company has died, and the general
health OF The PenDsy yIyania Reg giment is
good. | have completely recovered from
my cold, and feel in very good health
bul ! expect 10 be sick enough in cross"
ing The Gulf, as III y say that The Gulf
Is generally very rough at this sco.op
Ioi The year, and storms are more com
mon than at any other season
Respectfully yours,
| C., w, FORTNER
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s.gTGED1I; .w.gGCE c, IstT.
ANtNNTMST7o

Y.B. PALMER Esq, IS authorized 10 tSi ~
agent tbr The 'CoLuMnlA DEMocnAT,' and rs
eafm m moniss far Subscription and Adeaais-
mg at his Agencies N
PhiMdeiphia N, 50 Pine-styeet.
Fs,e York " 100 N1SSau-gtrset.
R1Stm lG Sms-Strest
BaHim0re S. z. cor. Bat and Caigsyt-SAS.
M.ysdaaig-MsAanics md Tadesmcn mayfn&
Sb their odUoaiagcto advert'en in this pqPer0s
i is the only J1,s pphHShsd q heCounty Seat
rui has a greater e'retiait2n ilHs couaiy thQa
q1sy oI%sr ja4gsy puL}iois3 :Vjth,a sHhmits
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Shocking Trog geoy.--Mwder and Sui
'ids'-The PousViIIe Emporium Of The
1Olh inst, ssys-0n Toesday Last, Mr..
Daniel Snyder, Of Upper MahsnIaDgo, was
murdered by lis wife, who ii appesrs,atose
a6oui o'clock in The morning and while
ner husband wac Yet ssletp, and stuck
him in bis forehead with an axe, ,niIIing him
with single blow. The tltegl son who
sIep, on the ,erOnd floor, vas attracted to the
scene Of mutder BY thrgrosns Of HE father:
when he was told by bic noiher that
she had done it, She !hen attempted 10
,hrow herself into the well but was prevent.
ed b. the interference Of sone Of the chill.
dren. She then rushed into the boIse and
cut her throat with razor,
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TO TRANELLERS,

MIR. Joseph Laurish has commenced run
ning Stage three ZINES a week, between
Bloumsburg and polsviIle. It leaves
BIoomsburg every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday mornings, and arrives dI Blooms
burg every MoDday, Wednesday and trIS
lay evening. BY this arrangement passen>
gers leave BU0msturg in the morning and
arrive ai Philadelphia The next day at noon,
by the way of the Reading Rail Road;
sleeping al PousyiIe. Returning, Ihey
cave Philadelphia is the morning and ar
rive al BIoomebutg The same evening. We
hoIo soon to see this line extended to To-
wanda, aud to Muacy. Boh of these
lines are vGIy much required for the &C.
nodalon of travellers, and we have no
doubt would be well supported.
sSyzzszz.zzzzzEa
The i.uzerne DemUcrol OF tue 2i,h u'l.
says fire broke olI on tuesday afternoon
in the upper pr! Of Ibe Underlaker's shop
)f G. D.r,ite, on Msin-slreel. This shop
was consumcd, together with he building
adjoining g-the shOemaker's shop of Mr.,
Russe' The large frame building atioip.
ing, used By jJhn Bsche as smith she
and owaed by G. a. H,JIonbach, was
down 10 order 10 arrest The lgmes
Ihre2eRed the residence and Store -e
Drake. The store house of Mr.. q '"
Myers was much injured in il
save it. -. mid
Congress adjourned on We'd bO'h '-'~
night. The three million bl5ut.
with the Wimot proyiso ST.
s.nzz...ss. at,c State o0",s
The 4th of March FtursdOS last. 10 Canal
ion met at acknowledgements a"u w. resu,
nate candidate 5ad no, heard '''
Commissioner 'HYto pres
hen our paper
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10 the measure. Al our last accounts
the Mexican Congress had before II .
modification Of the law, which would
reoder a less burde densome, without
chSneine 'he principle,
Our letters say ,hn lhe late ministers
have resigned, The Minister. OF For
eigo Aiinr sod hoances have certsin'y
dooe 80. Ssno, r gon, who so recenl-
iy gasfrelled Ni,h Sane Auas, has gone
back TO ,ho Slse Department He is an
ardeni Frderalis, and a. relied upon 70
carry lhtousn he conh'csdeu OF Church
properly. Neither our p'pe's oor letters
GeNton who no@ has charge OF the
Wsr DepsttMeoi. Senor francisco
Susrtz irisrte has taken charge OF the
finances. lie wsss member OF the
Chsmb,r Of Deputies, sad received
their ssseni 10 hls accepting hrs present
ofsce, To add 10 the general dsorg''
oix ,lion, the Mexcsn Conglsss is SAID
10 have determined 10 dissolve about
ihe fira OF the pres'n' month.
Tne Capture of C,ssius N Clay, Maj.
Bprlaod, Mi Gaines, sod 50 cavalry,
by Gen. Mnon, 10 confirmed.
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TEX SUS.

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"TRUTH WlTEOC'" yEAR "
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c. W. FOR rNER
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Congress adjourned on We'd bo!n 'O-'
night. The three million bil)5ut
with the WilmOt proyiso sLs
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RAIL ROAD MEETING.

AT meeting, Of the citizens Of Eaton held
= he Court House, on Friday evening, the 9th
int, r. A. Cunningham, was called to the chair,
- "A. J. Hawkins appointed Secretary.
AL Hawkins, prese nteJ the following resolu-
lions. which were adopted.
Rssolced, That general meeting Of the citi-
4ns of PrebIe county, be held on Saturday the
ith dsy of September next to take into consldera-
.;on the subject OF the construction Of the Day
-, f. Western, and Eaton s. the Hamilton Rail
,s.ds, and also, the propriety Of taking vote at
the coming election, upon authorizing the Com
uissoners Of said county to make loan and
sabscribe stock to said roads.
Resolred That committee of three be APP
tainted 10 report to said meeting, such fact N
rronnex,on with the construction of said roads
= they may deem important.
Whereupon the meeting appointed j ,. Haw-
tins. F. Marsh and }. Sturr, said committee
On motion, r. A. Cunningham, a. DENIM, J.
n Butler, T.. Minshall, +. Leas, and r 5. Gum
;asham, were appointed to solicit subscriptions
!. the DAYTON and Western Railroad
On motion, Resoloed, That the proceedings Of
his meeting be signed and published in the Day
tsp, Richmond and Eaton papers.
l.. A. CUNNINGHAM, chm
Attest,
A. J. HAWKINS, Sec'y
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RAIL ROAD MEETING.

The citizens of Richmond and
vicinity are respectfully invited to
attend at the Warner Building on
Saturday next (Sept 4,h) at ,
O'clock, for the purpose of further
consultation relative to the Rail
Road. Persons holding Books
Tor the subscription Of Stock are
requested to return them TO the
commissioners at that time. A
general attendance is respectfully
solicited.
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From the Cincinnati Atlas, Aug. %


trWe received Yesterday tho follow
ing some hat astounding communication.
We know nothing Of Mr.. Doshong or his
abilities, save that we have seen similar
le,,ers TO this in somo other papers:
NEW YORK CITY, Aug. IS, 1917.
To the Editors Of the Daily Alias:
Dear Sirs: Perhaps you may have no.
ticcd in some Of tho New York papers,
,ta.emon, concerning tho remarkable pow
efs Of Mathematician in that city, who
ads, subtracts, multiplics, divides, and
performs all other arithmeiicaI calcua-
tons, with a rapidity which seem almost
miraculous. AS am that person, Will
endeavor to give you correct statement
Of tho facts. which hope you will pub
lish. First: Let column of figures, say
5000 in length and 10 or 20 in breadth, DO
laced before me, and in less than ) sec
onds of time | will give the sum total. al
ways commencing on the left hand side 10
writo tho answer down. |, matters not
what length tho column s,or what breadth,
! will give tho sum total as fast as tho fig
ures can DO wri,,on down. Second: Let
q sum be written, in multiplication, with
1000 figures in the mul,ipiier md as ma
ny in the multiplicand, and | commence
on the loft hand side and write tho product
underneath, all in ono limo, as fast as tho
figures can DO written down. Thirdly:
Lot a sum DO written in division. with any
largo amount for n diyisor, and COM
mencc writing tho remainder first then
the quoticnt. Interest, at any per cent,
can be performed in tho snmo manner,
without using my extra figures. Frac-
med up instantly without reducing them to
a dcnomnator. These rules can be learn
cd in ono hnli-hcur, by any person having
tho printed instructions. Please insert
this in your prper. also stating that any
person wishing these rulos will enclose so
through the Now York Post Office. Please
forward mo ono paper which will contain
this, and on receipt thereof | will forward
you full sot Of tho rules Gree, gra.is) by
which you may become IS export at figures
as am. am your humble and
obcdicnt servant,
PETER NJ. DESHOEG.
The Mathematician.
?. S.-Ohcr editors copying the above,
and forwarding Mr.. Dcshong tho paper
which contains il. viii be furnished with q
full set of tho rules
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z
in Noreuster and close in the last week OF Feb
ruarS.
Faculty.
JOHN L. SHOTW ELL, NJ. D. Professor of
Anatomy and Physiology
JOHN LOCKE, NJ. u. Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
r. d. MUSSEY, VI, D., Professor Of Surgery.
l.. NJ. LAWSON, VI. D., Professor or Materia
Medica, Therapeutics and General Pathology.
NJ. b. WRIGHT, VI. D., Professor of Obste-
tries aud Diseases OF w omen and Children, and
Dean Of the Faculty.
JOHN P. HARRISON, NJ. D., Professor Of
Theory and Practice of Medicine.
The Fee for admission to the Lectures of the
Professors is : Is each-naking the aggregate
S9O-to be paid in advance The Naturalization
fee of s., entities the Students to the use of the
College Library during the session. The ticket
for attendance at the Hospital is 50, and the
Dissccting ticket SO, either of which, may be
taken omitted "a pleasure.
The Dissecting Rooms will he open early IN
October, under the direction of the Professor of
Anatomy, and his assistant, John Davis, VI. ID,
\ preparatory course will be given in October,
BY the Professors gratutously both in the Cole
aAd Hospital, TO those who may wish TO attend
the winter session. Boarding from two TO three
do liars per week
b. order Of the Faculty,
Aug 2ith. NJ b. WRIGHT, VI. H., Dean.
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q & q Es -,

ANDREW McCLEARY & Co.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
PORK PACKERS.
On Canal, Letreen Maia q Sycamore streets,
CINCIN Natl, ONO.
III. receive and sell Flour. Whsk y,
81 Pork, Bacon, Lard, Linseed Oil, and ali
other articles of Produce, and render account OF
sales forthwith, in all cases.
The senior partner, ANDREW MCCLEARy, late
of RossviIIe, Ohio, soIcits from his old friends
and acaaaintances, a share of their business.
July Is, lS47 No 2S-3m.
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CINCIN \ ATT.

WHOLESALE school,. BOOK PAPER
AND STATION 4HY .sT,.LIsIEsiENT
~ tESCINN Competing ~ AN,5rt-
n'eat ana price with .,-e Heaviest East
C.u Houses.
! AFiNG during the past summer, enlarged
: and improved cst4.,l ISL 1t, and grer.-
~ increased our manufacturing and other faciii-
tres, much better prepared than ever
before to compete, both in assortmeat ana price
~ii. tbs heaviest houses III our line in the East
err cities
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Bling the only publishers Of the highly popu-
TAR Eclectic Series OF School Books, compris II y
HcGufeys Readers and Spelling Book and Roy's
dFt.meflcs, $50 generally used in Western ana
Southern Schools We sell them at much lower
prices than they sossibIy be obtained for in
New ork PhiItcsl phia. We obtain othe r
ieaoIng School BooksfIn exchange for publ
cations, and thus enabled to sell them low
they be obtained OF their publishers. Our
assortment comprises the various Spelling Books,
Readers, ArithmefIcs, Ora mmars, Biographies,
Histories, &c.. in general use
r 4 ER
We have the largest stock and best assortme Mt
Of Fools Cap and Letter Papers ever brought TO
this market; comprising every quality and style
OF ruled and plain blue and white, heavy and
thin, American and French papers.
Also Leger Papers, Cap, Denny, Medium, Roy
al, super Royal and Imperial Sizes, Of French
aud American manufacture. Bonnet Boards and
Wrapping Papers in great variety
BLANK BOOKS.
Having much enlarged our Blank Book Man
ufactory, now make every variety of Account,
and Memorandum aud Copy Books and are de-
ternined to oe them TO wholesale purchasers al
lowest Eastern prices Books Of any peculiar
pattern OF ruling, or style Of binding VIII be made
order in manner which cannot be eNcel!ed-
STATIONARY GENERALLY.
Our stock is much better ana assortment hea-
vicr tllan ever before. We agents for manu-
facturers of many staple articles IN this lane, and
facilities for obtaining supplies generally are
such that confident prices well as
assortment cannot fail to give satisfaction.
fr~rWe respectfully invite those who have
heretofore purchased the East, we'll as 9th
ers, TO give a TRIAL, feeling confident that we
make il for their interest to purchase of us.
Our prices uniform, and orders will be very
carefully attended to- TERMS CASH.
w. b. SMITH < co, No. s. Main St, east
side, Columbia ST., Cincinnati
Aug. u, le11. SIT
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uj'The citizens of Greenvile subscribed ten
thousand dollars to the stock Of their Railroad, on
the first day the Books opened.
uj-The people of New Paris, and the surroun-
ding country, are actively engaged in obtaining
subscriptions to the Dayton and Richmond Rail
Road.
0TThe Ohio Annual Conference of the
NJ. T.. Church will commence it's session
in Columbus on tho lss day of September
next.
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D b N [ is [ R Y
A. n. NEWTON.

y ESPECTFUiLY informs the citizens of
~ Richmond and vicinity. that he has Just
'.COme TO Town. and will stop at h. Brookin's
Hotel four five weeks. until the close of the
Yearly Meetings Those wishing satisfactory
operations their teeth, solicited TO call
Richmond, Aug 81, ls47. 36-3w
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Merchants. Mechanics, Manuiac.
turers, and Erery BOdY;

TAN be supplied with various articles of trade
~ in the line OF Medicines, Paints. Oils, &c,
by calling at the old stand in Richmond on as
good terms as they possibly purchase else
where. Orders from distance promptly attan-
Gsd to. IRWIN REED.
UP. ST shall be in the recei pt of new lot
of Medicines, from the East, in few DAYS. and
which l can, and will, sell cheap. /. r.
Richmond August II, lS41. 3ltf