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Who is AUDITOR Ain the attempt 10 prove that
Nahum Smith is really and verify competent to
discharge the duties Of his office, and,o conceal
the part he plays in the farce of Nahum's Audit
oTship, Mr.. Ackerman equivoca;es and nisstut -
facts with freedom and vclubiiiy that renders
il very doubtful if Pilates question, " What is
truth? ?n would be understood by him. He tells
us that "Mr. Ackerman is not employed at oil
for any purpose nor for any compensation. 1t
has not yet been necessary to employ an assist
ant.n Now this in letter and spirit false. The
books show that Aek herman has assisted Smith 10
do the duty of Auditor. We ourselves have seen
him nssisting him, and others who know STATE to
us that that assistance has been quite largo
What form his compensation lakes we neither
know or care-aor why he is so sensitive to this
charge of Smiths incapacity except that he fears
SO p ain fact requires sturdy denial. As 10 the
intentions OF Smith to adhere to the pledges of his
bond, the public will know more when his term
expires. We should like to be informed if he has
not charged upwards of $loO f,r service fol
which his predecessor made no charge?
In regard to the article we copied from the Ii.
ma Argus, we did so, with full confidence in i'll
truth. Ifit contains SANDER, it is one for which
the truth can safely be plead in iull Justification
For some Of his remarks we leave MIR. A. to thu
tender mercies Of Col. Nichols, confident tina
he will receive that ample justice his impuden
mondacity deserves.
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THE LAND RECEIVER AT sAnDusxy.-

THE LAND RECEIVER AT SANDUsKY-
Col. Christian Huber, formerly ofihis county,
has resigned his office, in consequence OF
being unable satisfactorily 10 account for
from $1,000 to $4,000 Of the funds entrust-
ed to his keeping He states that the mon
ey has been lost or stolen. The Govern.
ment will be no loser by his defalcation.--
Col. Huber promptly made erhis property,
in amount more than sufficient to cover his
deficit, to his bail, who are ready when
called upon topay over tue balance due the
government.
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LOST BoYs,-'The St. Mary's Sentinel says
that the body young VAN HORNE has been
found in the river; but no trace Of that Of
the son of Col. SAWYER has been discovered,
notwithstanding that every effort has been
made, and almost every inch of the bed Of
the river has been diligently searched"
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quits likely that when Mr. Smith found such bills
for printing Mackenzie charged for printing last year.
he thought he doing very good job when he get
done for one.thrd of those bills."-Put Adv.
Ackerman appears to know about as much of printing
as does of bellies letres and yet he makes ran
dom statements like the abeve, utterly untrue his own
showngi II the present Wing County Officer cannot be-
come popular upon his merits, lying about will not
m "a him 80,
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The emo prescription Wings ofNew York
City" siEcs they have been placed in pos
session Of the city government, have ostra-
cised ever, democrat who held any office,
amongst the rest, the editor of the Post, who
boiled, and was instrumental in the defeat
of the democratic ticket. ds,a
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GrGen. Taylor had ordered companies
D. and g. of the Arkansas troops to the rear
being the mouth Of The Rio Grande, as
mark of disgrace, for refusing 10 give up the
names of some tweuty-four OF their number
who stole ou, of camp and slaughtered about
that number Of Mexicans, in retaliation for
the murder of one of their number The
companies preferred suffering the disgrace
rather than disclose. Through the interven-
ton OF Con. Wool, the order has been revok-
ed and these companies again reinstated in
their regiment
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The Young Mems Bible Society, of Gin
cinnati, have resolved to put a Bible, at an
early day, into every bedroom in all the prin.
cipal public houses in the city.
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MEXICAN PR1vArGERs.- Mexican Priva-
teer, cruising in the Mediterranean, recently
captured the American brig Carmelita, and
carried her into B,rceona 1t appears, how
ever, that the Spanish authorities refused to
recognize the action of the Mexican as legal,
and also TO admit the American as prize, de-
nouncng her capiors as piraies. r
The appearance of the Mexican vessels
in the Mediterranean, has called forth tie
following remarks from the Plymouth (Eng)
Herald:
"The circumstances created the greatest
interest here, for if such marauding is to be
allowed, no vessel would be safe. The au-
thorities took up the matter with spirit; and
after due examination, they condemned the
privateer as pirate, and, of course,
tho American vessel will be restored
to her captain to pursue her voyage. learn
there arc three other crafts in this neigbor-
heod, with similar commissions. The United
States should sanction a man-of-war on tho
coast to protect their ships. The Spanish
authorities behaved very well in ihe affair"
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STARVATION PRoFIrs.--At some period
in last december, Sir Randolph Routb, if we
err not, stated in lettcr, TO the Treasury.
that up to that period The principal firm in
Limerick, (the Messrs. RusselD, had a prof
i upon corn Of E60, 900. Since then, up
10 February The Stb, they probably nstted
as much more London Punch.
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JAIApA, May 81, ls47.

EDS. DELTA: A train of 200 wagons ar.
rived yesterday afternoon from Vera Cruz,
and proceeded this morning, in company Of
Gen. Twiggs' division, towards Puebla and
the city of Mexico. Capt. Walkers gallant
band of mounted men accompanied the train
and during the journey had two skirmlshes
with superior fotce of Mexican lancers or
robbers. The last took place at Santa Fe.
at an early hour of the morning of Wednes-
day last, which resulted in the complete rout
ofthe enemy, over 200 in number, who had
10 killed and many wounded. Our men
had several wounded, but none dangerously,
The second dragons, who were first attack
ed by the lancers, while reposing in slumber,
had six killed and eleven wounded Walker,
in person pursued the wretches, as far and
as we'll as the darkness of the occasion would
admit, captured six persons, who were hand
ed over to the Dragons, and almost instant
" shot dead Capt. Walker had 200 men,
only 100 Of which are mounted The y are
a 6ne body, and their gallant commander is
now "the lion" of Jalapa.
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On the lUth day OF FEBRUARY, Io4o, Inc
wings of 'Tylerville,' Green County, had the
following petition presented to the Legisla-
ture Of Ohio:
TIE Honorable the Legislature ofOhio;
The undersigned citizens of TylerviIle and
vicinity, would represent 10 your honors,
that when we named our village Iylerville,
after the present acting President of the Uni
ted States, We thouget him an honest, hon
orable, high minded man; but more intimate
acquaintance with his true character, has
convinced us that he is imbecile in mind,
traitorous at heart, possessing neither homes
ty, honor, nor gratitude, and that honest and
impartial history will transmit his name to
pesterity like that Of Bensdict Arnold,
the contempt and scorn Of an honest world.
We therefore pray your honors 10 change
the name of Tylevlle, in Greene county 10
that of Byron"
The above is pretty good sample of the
mad fury of the wings in this State who in
1910, declared they would 60 it with rush
"for Tippecanoe and Tyler too, without a
why or wherefore" Having discarded all
celebrations Of principle" for "the public
eye" during thcEcon,est, and'mnde avalabll-
ity the only question, they became beside
themselves with vcxation when Tyler, whc
never had been called upon 10 state his 'prin'
ciples, acted differently from the course they
marked out for him. They are now seeking
to win favor through warrior, rendered ia
nous by war which they have blindly de.
nounced, and knowing less of his political
principles than they did about Tyler's, are
vet ready to trust themselves on the tide oI
his popularity; and equally ready to denounce
the gallant soldier, with all the bitterness and
falsehood they so eminently possess, if he
should refuse, as most assnredly he would,
TO become their blind Instrument. Where
honesty is wanting experience is no teacher.
-
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DISPATCHES.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGsAPI,
FOR THE PI1TSBURGHPOST.
Later from Mexico.

ARRIVAL OF SANTA ANNA AT THE
CAPITAL.
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The latest war intelligence is that Santa
Anna has resigned the Presidency. The
the following is all the news Of additional
importance:
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Coz. DoNIPHAN's EXPEDITION. is
said 10 have been one of the most daring ex-
pcditons recorded in the history of the war.
With force not exceeding 1000 men, this
officer traversed hostile country, marching
between 400 and 500 miles, defeating the
enemy in two engagements, at Bracito and
Sacrimento, capturing eleven pieces ofartll-
cry, and entering into the capital of the
State of chihuahua in triumph He is rep
resented TO have afterwards preceded 200
miles further South, to place called Paral,
whittier the State Government, had fled the
Mexicans fearing that he was about TO PEN
citrate the State Of Durango. If the report
is correct, that he was about 10 join General
Taylor, he will have travelled with his COM
mand upward Of 1000 milee.
INTERESTING TO THE GIRLs.-Some Of
the little Misses ofour county will be pleas
ed TO find on such good authority as the fol-
lowing for the heahfulness of the exercise
which they SO much indulge in;
The SKIPPING RopE--The skipping rope,
a toy which is discarded by the young girl
when entering premature womanhood, but
which ought to be looked upon as necessa-
ry article in every boudior, or private room,
occupied by woman Of civlised habits, is
one ofthe best, if not the very best kind of
gymnastic exercise that know. 1t exercls-
es almost every muscle of the body.-Dr.
Robertson.
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I0taI. IIUJO AZ TIU'a aOI~ 20
This amount equals two thirds ofthe entire
sales of last year. The people of The North
West can see in this result speedy realiza-
ton of the benfts contemplated by the new
law.-Lima Argus.
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SALE OF CANAL LANDs-The sale for the
first quarter under the new law at the Lima
Land Office, are as follows.
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A Scrap on AvaiIables.

On the 10th day of February, ls45, the
wings Of 'Tylerville,' Green County, had the
following petition presented to the Legsla.
ture Of Ohio:
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TIE ANNAIrST

A RECORD OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE in the Cay
Not Nrw-Yors. E5iet hy Wm- {. Roberts, ". D. kel-
low OF College o. Ply siclsns and Surgeons OF New
YORK No. VIII Of hts valuable work 10 this day pub
hsh-t Terms - srnum In ADVANCE, single numbers
10 cents. coNTESIs OF 10. wa
l. Report Of the Clniqge OF the College u Physicians
and Surgeons.
H. Reports Of the New Yurk Hospital
Ill Report Of Sew-Y0rs Lying-tn Asylum
w. Effects OF Mercury ChildTea By John B. Becs.
II D..
=. Extra Professional Pgblciy.
VI specialuss.
VII EoIToE's TAEtT -L'ElFoi
Meeting Of The Fellows OF College Of Psyscisrs and
Surgeons.
Ampgisiion Of Thi gh and HIP joints
The Lelieon
Tue Academy Of Medicine.
ne g.Nork Nedica snd surgical Society.
u3 DANIEL ADEE, Publisher le7 Futon-st y. Y.
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crppayupN AND PHYSICIANS

A,wFtL A. THOUSANDS or OTHERS IN AL PANS or rHs
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forming Of benefits derived from DR.. Townsends ssfsa-
parina
Ds. TowssssDs'r some time sinee you requested my
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rfla am now prepared to give IL have used II IN my
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ecOns cnaneous ptons generally dyspepsia, indl-
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some forms and TO all, safe and valuable medionr
BENIN. WEEKS, NJ ID.
Brooklyn, Nov q, l9b
DR TowSssSD-D cw ST. Having for some lime past
been an ced with pulmonary affection on my lungs and
A continual pain In side owing To evening exposure IN
travelling after preaching aud finding disease to increase
with much difficulty ofbreahing and other alarming symp-
toms was advised bg clergyman friend OF nine, 10
lry your celebrated sarsapanls did so, and alter Ia
kins TWO or three bottles found myself relieved Myap.
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hope very soon my usual duties have been
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nv duty 10 make the facts for the benent OF others
who may be sborng under the same difficulties thar have
bssn fof some time past Respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor Of Baptist Church.
Nov. %, 1876. staSsn isisnd'
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIo.

~ John7ous IoOinatnc DfoIr.-lu' INV
Anodyne for the immediate and permanent Of pain
from decayed teeth, having, from Is intrinsic vaue a.
remedy, become iEmensely popua IN nose no hss
used H. many m aliOns have late been thrust upon the
market by unpnncipled persons nd sold AS The original
and genuine article. Tie object u this paragraph "a lo
caution the public all such spurious compounds A
no Glove Aodyne possibly be the genuine article 90
long and favorsiy known by that name but that prepared
during four OF ve years by A Is d. sands aud ioI hs
year by Henry Johnson successcr 10 A. b. sands
Col who Is the sole proprietor. The only safely fo
purchasers ~ be sud ask for Johnsons Toohachs
Drops and 10 examine the wrapper 81 Ne Nia as every
one Of The genuine has the signature Of Henry Johnson
Remember that ue True Glove AnodyQe IL an ininedals
for the most violent toOihacle or pam N tne kun
and that :. i maapf,ctIred genuine only By HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist aud Dmggiii, No. zI5 Broadway
west side IN the Granite Buibg Sold also Al leo FULTON
r. II East Broadway and $40 HrtscD-sL fiice % cents
dl3 n
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Co-llartferships.


nIssOLUTION-The partnership heretofore eAisting
Dbelween JOHN BRIDGE and LEWIS h. bklDOb,
under the nm Of }. L. X Bridge s dissolved BY me de-
cease Of Lewis X ge. All claims against TIE late nr
either of the partners, viii be PAID on presentation
due or viii be cashed al legal interest II not maiured
The Outstanding business will be- iqudaied ~ ne sub-
scrber who viii sign for he firm surviving partner
count JOHN BRIDGE.
Eew:YoTk, LIST JAny 1851. j I'm
NOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore existing be-
lNtween The subscribers ransactng business unaef me
hrm OF p IL FROST CO has expired by limitation and
is this day dissolved Philemon II. Frost - authorized 10
sign the name Of The sathrm In settlement Of the business
and viii continue business on bis account al No -
PHILEMON n. FROST,
j2s sr- ENoS A COOK.
NOTICE . hereby given that ne copsrtnershp here
~ toiore existing het1esn Charles Wells, william NJ
6rownson znd Wni o. Hooper, under the nfm oi Wetis
Brovnson Co l. dissolved BY mutual consent snd NE
business will be continued heretofore al % Cold. - o
Charles Wells and VIM NJ Bowman, under ne hrfn o.
Weus'k Brownson. IFS 81 CHARLES MELLs'
New-Yo Jan- p. 1917. WIN N Dho" ''O-'.
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ACVOOL BOOKS.

bOOhos
HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, Publishers and Booksei.
Hers 2lo Pesrlst New York have recently issued new
and very much improved editions OF the works on Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry BY Mrs A. w. L. Phelps, TO
which ihey respectfully solicit the attention Of school
Teachers Committees and others interested 10 education
Copies viii be furnished Tor examination, On application to
the publishers For sale by BoOsrellers generally w
THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
yE,HE 81 BSCRIBERS have on hand few copies Of The
above usefllwofk neatly done up Ia pocket book form.
together with great variety OF Days aud Memorandum
Books. FRANCIS LOUTREL, statloners
~ II Maiden.lane-
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HYER's PILLS.
he American Improved Hygeirn Medi-


~ The American Improved Hygeinn Niedi-
cine.-These Pills undeniahy one Of the best CON-
pounds Of he day general family medicine For al
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ed upon and prompt Of hem on the hrsl appearance
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peculiarly adapted 10 al eases OF weakness and gene
raj cehtysny arrangement in fact Of The system, and
especially with iemaleshsve proved enincnty useful In
all gerng Ompsinsdyspepsa, pulmonary, rheumst-
c and spasfnodc affections liver complaints pa pia0ns,
&c No family asr fair trial. viii remain without them
Read ihe following unqualified approval OF the Medi-
cine from Mr.. Oakley no hs- used 10 FOR ten years
For the information Of the All cted fee constrained 10
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had been severely afflicted with dyspepsia attended with
had employed eminent medical aid, hut with perma-
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cure Hyers pills, from the recommendation u friend.
Almost immediate relief experienced aller their
aud she Is now enjoying good health Since their fret n-
PRODUCTION into my family, they have been our only medi-
cine In all complaints ncdeHt 20 Children well adults.
such o. measles hopping gh scarlet fever Nc regsrd
Them as decidedly the best med cine have known
used and caculaed 10 much expense and sickness
families, dc Wei a. 20 secure the blessings Of health
WILLIAM b. OAKLEY.
Peekskin n. Y. March q, 1883
Having lately made trial q Hycfs Pills The American
Improved lIygeian Vegetable Medicine, and with tie
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attack Of The qnsey throat, was entirely broken
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Others In NV FAM y have exp renccd Ike benefit would
JACOB I. 5. BECK.
Staten Island, North Shore, Jan. H. 1871:
General Depot 40 Fu,onsL N teor Sold also by CIT
hn 80 Broadway; Cook corner Grmd and Allen Sill
va, l23 East Broadway, Mrs Hayes iSs fuonsL bfook-
Ign. J. P. Ourdan, % Grand-st Wiiiarnsbufgn.
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Ufufral Sotiifs


~ University OF hnfeio beuirai DEPART
menf-Tte frs asQo.l csf-@- - ec.fe- u ne Medical
Department q nc fr!Trr-- ta1li-. fiiu corn1cnc.
Neir--dsy, ia zth % vorrssy, Ia End continue
sixteen weeks
Charles Broihe.d Coventry. n D. Prof Of Physiology
and nedicel Iurispgnasnce.
James Webster NJ D Prof OF General and syesi. An.
Chsrle. Alfred Lee, NJ D. PROF. CT Pathology sni Ma
terra Medics
Jane. Plat White NJ D. Prof ofObs-ics AMI disease.
OF Women and Children
Prank Hastings Hamioa NJ D. Prof Of Prime pee and
PTacucs Of Surgery and Cinicsl Surgery.
Austin flint, n D. Pro. Of Principles 1nd Frtctics Of
Medicine and Clinical sgrsery.
George Had ey, ~ D. Prof Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Gordon Ia Ford, NJ ID Denonstrsior Of Ansiony.
Fees for al the Lectures 81, which will 20 al -
required on taking the ct-s Maiculation Zee, - De-
mOnstraiOfs ticket IS; Graduation Zee. ~
Bv mutual aran gcmeri between Professors Cor-niry,
White ard Fri the Lectures uron Obstetrics, &C br Ills
session viii be given hy flf Coventry aud lectures upon
Physiology Ia connection FtE the Principles tnd s-'.ce
q Medicine
The Anatomical Rooms vii 10 opened for The .Idy Of
practical Anatomy under &c direction 81 The Decr-ra-
tor four weeks before Ls commencement Of he lecture
term. Provisions vii be made Tor bs supply q Antomi-
Material for this preliminary course, and Tor TIE Ana
tOmical and Surgical Lectures.
Board, incudns fss! Ant light raT be Obtained a. from
"a 10 - per week.
The University Of Busslows. eharieredby The NewYork
Legislature, May, l6f6 TIE provisions Of Tie charter Tor
the of the Medical department aud for
fsrrinc Medcs degrees fall and complete as hose
Of any University or Medical College IN The s'sts
FRANK n. HAMILTON, Dean
Arsrrx " w s.er.ta-v ffs zssrSw SlX
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RHEUMATISM AND THE PILL
nx.ax rsrraoSy.

SEfTsNBfR to. 1915
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rilla our complaint completely cured. consider Il
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN steam ship Hbpaia from Lir0pOoi fer Bostoa--Rgt
Hon Earl OF Lord Markham, Elgih and bincardine,
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From liverpool 10 HdifdE-Lord Bishop OF Newiound-
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