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DLACKSMlTHlNG.-T7 The subscriber
T4gAAD would inform his old friends and
%SW the public at large, that he still contin-
HI ues to carry on the varions branches ii
H l<N his business at his old stand on Broad
Mi@NN&M street. north of Mulberry, where he is
G-2IV prepared at all times to iron WagOnS
Buggies, shoe Horses, and perform the other various
parts of his trade.
Puouaus always on hard and for sale.
liz is also stillon hand to repair contracted feet in
Horses.
All his work will be done in the nuatest and best
manner, with promptncss and upon reasonable terms
are cash or good Produce. b. GARRETT.
Lancaster, August %, 1850. lMi
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Oils and Paints.

2casks Tanners Oil, eO0 Kegs Rcd Trad,
= do Flax seed Oil, hOlbs chrome Greer
Bhl Winter sperm Oil 20bs = Yellow,
v" Sweet OIL, . lblS Gum cnpal
NpS Turpentin', 9 " Vcrmillion Red.
lWl Kegs Pure White Lead " Copal Vamish,
Just rome to hand, G. KAUFMAN.
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PRINTING TYPES

A RE now sold at BRUCE's NEW YORK TYPE
IA FOUNDRY, at the following very low prices,
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u mcnt4, Prayer and Devotional Book Sun NY
School and Tract Society Books, the host Magazines
and choice Stationery constantly kept at the Book
Store Of JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, April %, 1924 81
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IVA. of Harper, Graham, Cooley and Sortair, and alst
BlackwooJ's Magazine, ara received monthly at the
Boot Store of J.. LEHMAN, and are sold at twenty
Eve cents a numb y.
Lancaster, March 10. 40
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100000 PersOns

including all ages, classes and conditions, among which
were a large number of ladies, who are peculiarly subject
to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY N PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain!
To illustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT,
suppose the case of a person afflicted with that bane Of
civilization, DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic or Merry
Gus Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimulanta are taken,
which, by their action on the nerves and muscles of the
stomach, afford temporary relief but which leave the
patient in a lower state, and with injured faculties, after
the action thus excited has ceased. Now compare this
with the effect resulting from the application OF the GAL
YANlC BELT. Take a Dyspeptic sufferer, even in the
worst symptoms of an attack, and simply tie the Belt
around the Body, using the Magnetic Fluid as directed.
In a short period the insensible perspiratiOn will act on
the positive element of the Belt, thereby causing a Gal:
vanic circulation which will pass on to the negative, and
thence back again to the positive, thus keeping up a con-
tinuous Galvanic circulation throughout the system
Thus the most severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA are PER
MANENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS is AMFLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE II DISEASE OF
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
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TALLMADGE u

A BROWN r specially announces 10 tho citizens
IN ard travelling community that he has purchased
the int 'reSt 81 Samuel Ltdv in the Hotel known as
the "rALLMtDGE HOUSE" where he will take
great p%l,asu"ei IN waiting on all those who mny favor
hin with a cal.
Lancaster, F,bruNry %, 1851. ly42
IN JEW GOODS.--We arc now opening a larry
~ portion ofour purchase of Fans Hiaier Goods
which have been bought at the lowest prices and will
be sold at corresponding low rates. The styles an.
quality OF our stock arr Of the mo I beautiful and du.
rable kind. and we invite all our old customers and The
public generally, to call and examine thu stock.
LITTLE 4 DRESBAClIS.
Lancaster, scptembcr 90 1850. %
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German RGOhs =.

birds! Birds! Birds!
CANARY SEED, Hemp do, Rape do, Cutie Fish
~ Bone, Just received at G. KAUfFMAN'S
August 9, 1850 ii
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April IA, 1851

NRop n LADIES. and take a look through a large
- and splendid assortment ofDrcss Goods, cmbrac.
ing all the loading and popular STYLES now in fashion
many OF them entirely new and truly elegant.
November \, 1874, w. II WISE.
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GREAr CALIFORNIA GOLD VINE.

GREAT CALIFORNIA GOLD VINE. Z
ATELY discovered for the benefit of Fairfield and
n 4 adjoining counties. The underSign bcgs leave Ia
nforu the old customers as well as the public in gen.
eral, that he has bought the entire stock Of Goods o.
j. C. MAcoRAcERN, and j determined TO sell Goods
CHEAPER than has EVER been SOLD here before, 70,
cash or exchange Of all kinds Of Produce. F'
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN II you wish 20 purchase
cali at PLoUT's CIEAP STORE aud will con, ince YOU
that my advertisement is not in vain, for ] intend 10
continue business at the old stand, called .,GREA1
WESTERN" and PLoUT's CHEAP SToHn.
JACOB PI.OUT.
Lancaster december U, 1901 2wd&lyw22
AEOUSE TRIMIINGS.--For sale at III,
IA Great Hardlcarc Store, sign Of the Pad Loci
md MiH, Sou. "
10 doz. Dark and White Knob Rural Locks, 2.
81 " Nos, ?, Sand 4, Novelty Works DO.
10 4" Adams Right and Left Hand do.
g." carpenters Rim do.
20 " Mineral Knob Drop Latchcs,
80 " Thumb ami Spring do.
l0,00O Lights Massillon Sash,
Shy 10; 10 by l2and l2by IA best Pittsburgh Win
dow Glass, White Lead, &c. &c.
EFfINGER. WHITE LATTA.
Lancaster, november 90, 1850 %
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NEW FALL GooDs-A large and general assor
IN ment now opening, and bargains to be had at the
cheap store opposite Shelters Hotel,
November 3, 1860. w. T.. WISE
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I AIDES and Gentlemen will find it to thor
4 advantage to call aud see the variety of Goods
bought at low prices and now opening at HENLEYs
Lancaster, April 10, 1861 81
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ready made work, we have added the
entire stock Of Mr.. WILLIAM UPFIELp long and favor.
ably known in Lancaster MS a workman, which We
now offer at low figures for the realty pgy. We in
tciid keeping constantly on hand ready made work,
and will make TO order every variety of work made
in Lancaster, all Of which we will warrant to purcha-
scrs. MACELROY mLLINGHURST.
N. B. | wish between now and the first of January
next to settle up the business of tho former concern
JOHN MACELROY.
Lancaster, November 8, 1850. 81
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TURNITUREI FURNITuRE

GEORGE L, ECKERT sim continues at his new
u stand on Main street, in Sfanberry's Building,
ttco doors East n the Hooking PaAey Bank, where
viii be found as usual a general assortment Of CABI.
NET FURNITURE, which is admitted BY all to be
the largest and cheapest ever before kept in this place,
- from the plainest 10 ne fin %vrEg,
&gAsalS[p est, consisting o. -
S SOFAS, solid MahOgany-
CHAIRS, Tete-a.tetes, Divans, TABLES, Stands, Blu
reaus and fine Hedsteads, &c. sc.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE He will also keep
on hand a general assortment of Cincinnati Furniture,
which will be sold at a small advance upon city prices
thus ~obviating the necessity of citizens going else
where to buy furniture, by making il to their advan-
tage to purchase Of the subscriber, offering them
either home or city manufacture. All furniture SOLD
by me will be warranted to be well made and durable
materials.
AGOOD HEARSE is always in readiness to attent
funerals. The subscriber has now and hereafter viii
keep constantly on hand Cofiins ready mDade, so tina
he will be enabled to furnish them in a few minutes
notice. He will promptly attend funerals any whert
in the county without extra charge.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully asks con
tinuance of the public patronage. In the same build
ing is Mr.. G. Smiths Chair and Bedstead Factory, 81
that customers eau be accommodated in either line a
the same place. GEORGE l.. ECKERT.
Lancaster November l 1850. %
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Fugitive Slave Boots a shoes

1OHN MACELRoY thankful for past favors woul
y inform his friends and public generally. that he sti
continues to manufacture BOOTS 4 SHOES ofevcr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-03

Large Bottles - Only One Dollar.
The Proprietor of the Great American Remedy "vAUsnN's
VEGETABLE LirnoSrRlPrIo MIXTURE induced by the
urgent solicitations Of his Agents, throughout the United
States and Canada, has now
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-03
pr. ohristie,s aalvanio ouratives,

consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
Outpdrd application, in place of the usual mode Of drug
ging, and physicking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hoPelessly under the infection.
They strengthen the whole system, squGlizs the cirett
latiOn Of the blood, promote The sscretions, and neper do
the slightest injury under any circnmstances. Since their
introduction in the United States, only three years since,
mOra than
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-03

EgONNETS AND RIBBONS A good assortment
Ap ofLrghorn, Brazil, China, Pearl, Tulip, TNfst
Victoria, Braid and plain colornd Chip and fancy Braic
Bonncts with a rich stock sf Ribbons suitable for trim
ming, for sale by Ii TILE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October %, 1850. 25
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VD0ND'S PAIN DESTROYER AND HEALING
Il EATRACT.-Bnown for dispensing ihfamma-
tons, 3%ubduing pains. %quioting noryous ,rritabilily y,
removing speedily all soreness from sounds or brli-
scs, pre- venting broken limbs from swelling, curing
sprains, lancno'', tumors, soraS, and healing wounds
rapidly. Nothing equals it for sore throat, quinsy
cholic, c%ar-ache, tootli,0cle, night cough from colds,
andRlmost all the ills that aliict a family.
Sold in Lancaster by G. Beck, NJ. Y. Kreider; G.
McFndden, Nashville; d Holderman, Amanda.
October 70, 800. 6m25
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sfIERIFFvs PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs. thirty.three eitize ms OF the county o
w Putnam, and State of Obio, IN writing, made
application TO me- on the fourth day of February. In
tile year 1851, TO give notice according TO Iw to the
electors O: snid county, at the annuaI spring
election there will be vote taken 10 authorize the
Commissioners Of said county to subscribe the sum
OF One Hundred thousand Dollars the stock ftie
Ohio and Indiana Rail Road Company.
Now, therefore. I. Robert Douglass Sheriff Of the
snid county Of Putnam, according to the notice afore
said and by the authority in me vested and In pur
sdance Of Ian net to Incorporate the Ohio and ind-
ana Railroad Company" passed March 20, 1870. do
hereby notify and make proclamation 10 the qualified
electors OF said county, that annual spring cleo.
tion on the first Monday Of April next, In the year
i9s 10 be held In the several Of said coun.
~, at the asunl places Of holding elections thereiR
and under the regulations made by law for the guild.
anee Of elections, vote will be taken TO decide
whether or not the Commissioner OF said county
shall subscribe the sum Of One Hundred Thousand
Dollars to the stock ofthe Ohio and Indiana Railroad
Company. And the qualified electors aforesnid are
hereby notified TO vote ut snd election for or against
said subscription TO the stock Of said company by
using the following phrases be printed or written
on their ballots: "Rairoad Subscription," mo
Railroad Subscription" Witness my hand, this 2Otk
day OF February, In the yenr 1851.
ROBERT DOUGLASS,
f Sheriff or Putnam County, Ohio.
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The DI,rRIcr Court Of New O,lea ms
has decided against tho State Of Louis.
lana. end in favor Of the citics Of Bali
moro and New Orleans, in relation to the
McDonough bequest. The application
Of the State of Louisiana was that it re.
veried 10 the Sta'e OF Louis'an and
Maryland, on the alleged ground that the
beqnests to the cities Of Baltimore aud
New Orleans are illegal and VOID, being
utterly impracticable Of iulflment. Il
seems the cour, thought, otherwise.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHIso roN. March 6. 1851.

~ aHfiHN Tlr-''NAVNt 7iMatCu Us 1907.
ko A large number Of nominations wer,
sens IN by the President. Among then
were the following: Hon. (. John B. Kerr
Of Maryland, Minister to b gotta M
Easily. of Washington, Commissioner o
Public Buildings; George r. Curtis
Commissioner Of Patents, vice Ewbank
K. I. Schcnck, Of Ohio, Minister "a
Brazili Mr.. Hammond, Postmaster, Ian.
caster, Pa; Mr. Markoe, of the State
Departments, .Chatge ito Copenhagen. 50
| have teliable information that the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, met in Sc.
cret tcaucus and nominated General Win.
field Scott, as the Wing candidate for the
Presidency in 1852, subject to the decis-
ion Of the whig national convention. %
The following gentlemen have been
named as commissioners to settle tile
California land titles, Mr.. Ineersoll OF
Pa,; Arthur F. Hopkins of Alabama ! and
James Harlan u Ky. Statesman. Ta2t
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....fN-f. .IEV ~ wv WAkA
The following cure Of JKRExfAn IsoRIeo,
OF Consumption, five Of his brothers and
sisters having died Of Consumption il
truly wonderful. Ought not this urge
the afflicted 10 make uss ofthis beaiih
giving remedy, when Il Is efisciing cures
like the fcIlowing: y a,s
PLEASANT RIoF, Hamilton Co. O.,
(, "a ss.l September "a, 1850.
J. d. PARK Dear Sir: Il iaks tie
liberty Of advising you Of ilc benefit that
] have derived from the use 0fDs. Wislar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry was pronratcd
ny that terrible scourge, Consumption
in May last. The attack wasiruIy honi-
flying TO me; FIVE Of my family, my
brothers and sisters had diod Of co6snmp.
tion. ! was afflicted with nearly all the
worst features Of the disease, l. had dis
iressipg cough, and expectofaied great
deal Of blood hectic ever, sevefe pains
in The SIDE and chest, cold ckiIls.aI,erha-
Ting with nushcs Of heat and copiocs
night sweats. ~. ~ gl''f
| was under the care Of skilled phys.
'ician. from the time was taken sick
lniil about six weeks, since, beng then
bout helpless, and my iiiends ,consid-
ring my case hopeless, ,.orat ieast beyond
he reach Of my physicians, skill, advised
he use Of Wisiar's. .1lalsom. sof Will
IIjeffv., Without my knowind1e- nv
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DnaGooRArlc CONVENTION.

T9e Democracy Of Putnam County. sar
nefsey notahed that the Annual Conyen,io,
'.,sier me nomination By the Democ ratio popula
.s- ysese ta the several Townships, Of the follow
s.!l9g yhcers 70 wit: One Comm issioner. ans
ene Shennof the county. will be held a. "a,
usaal place Of holding eIactions n the ssvo'
ni Townships on Monday, the 7th dav n,
April next. A. d. 1857, between the hour,
oi zen o'clock, A, VI, and four o. clock P. M.
y Inc rules heretofore adopted and pubIsl,ed
@r regulating the voting and return Of the
ssssfal Townships will Of course govern the
Theagnual assembly Of the Convention Of
shree delegates from each township for the
purpose p counting she popular vote, e. decIa.
shgshe persons nominated by the Democracy,
: tet me several Offices above mentioned. will
day. .,he l0ih, day OF a April.nex 1851. At u
o'clock Of said day, for the above purpose
sind for the discharge OF all such blu siness
10 may aeeimascly como before ,hem. y. M.
2 the last meeting Of tho Popular vote
uns Following resolulion was adopted, and
y Mu.t De sdhefed to, If tho success Of the
party ~ desired: . - -. = /. f-.,
Rt,slsed, That the qualification Of Dem
ceratic voter IN ihe Democratic popular vote
( Convention 10 a. known adherence 10 Demo.
. cratic .priucipie, and thar known Wings
beforsthey eanbe admitted TO a vote in d pop.
Z Instrumentation, must sIghalizc stkeir change
tgm Whig errors. by a pledge to vote the
wsole Democratic ticket hercntter, and be-
coma members. OF the Democratic party.
'Ail persons challenged on account OF prin-
e,pi' must s"e the above pledge or be e1clu-
.'a Sj,,s ~. JANE, MACKENZIE.
''"' G. M. GODFREY ' -
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~ Tho weather. gsaf
STATK or TiIERMomsrrR ron rHr YAsr WRR
Another Scientifc Wonderl /
PEPSlN, an Artificial Digestive Flu

PEPSlN, an Artificial Digestive Fluid
or Gastric Juice!--a grea, Dyspepsi.
Curer, prepared from Rcnnei, or the
fourth Stomach Of the Ok, aler direc.
tons Of Baron Liehig, the great Physiol.
'ogical Chemist, by ]. s. Houghion, nj.
D., No. IL North Eighth Street, Pllla.
delphIa, Pa. This is a truly wonderful
temedy for Indigestion, Dy yspepsia, taun-
dice, Liver Complaint, Consumption, and
Debility. curing after Natures own me-
lhod, by Natures own agent. Tie Gastric
Juice. See advertisement in another
column. .s-. IA ..s.
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE CouRr OF
COMMON PLEAS,
Kulida, March "a, 1851.

N0TICE is hereby given that the ac.
In counts Of the Administrators Of the
following estates have been. fled in tho Office
Of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Putnam, Ohio
for final settlement: a. ts.ir5o VI
4, c. H. Rice, Administrator of Reuben
Conner, deceaseds sss.4s- !. .5-ae,
Theodore Wrocklege, Administrator of
Mary f. Wrocklage, deceased. !; 49,: r.
4. Y. Sackert, Administrator of Henry
Ridenour, deceased. tg343 t1t ~
/. ]. Y. Sackett. Administrator OF James
Lntty. deceased. s a5;lf-a-9 e .ets
George Skinner, Administrator of George
Conner, deceased. b7s sss -
Jabez S. Spencer, Administrator of Obed
Martyr, deceased. ss n9"a ,f e.i
s b. ROBERT w. THRIFT,
J2l 81 f9a.s it.rsr- v, Clerk C.. C. P.
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WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
a',tHr f CHER RY. sa

TSs Great Remedy for Consumption Of
the Lungs Affections Of the Liver,
\ ASTHMA, Bro"shisis, Pains or Weak.
ness of the Breast or Lungs, and
other affections of the Pulmonary Or.
gans.
0T WiSTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY is "a fine HERBAL MEDICINE,
composed chiefly ofWILD CHERRY BARK
and the genuine ICELAND Moss, (ihe
latter expressly Imported for this pur
pose,) the great medical virtues Of which
are also combined bxa new chemical
process, with the extract Of iar--,hus
rendering the whole comp ,und the mos,
certain and efiicacious remedy ever dis.
covered for T,
HEREDITARY CONS UMPTIoN!
Cured by Wista,'s Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
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!, , LAWS 4 rs OF OHIO.
BIT AUrHoRrTY.


s a r. d H N
!. To restrain the sale Of spirituous Liquors
. Sec, ]. Be Il apccted by Tie Geaera
Assembly ofthe State of Ohio. That h
any person shall sell or vend o
give away with intent TO evade Inc
provisions Of ''fLise act, .npy sp. il
iuous liquors, 1f any, kind whatever
to be drank 10 tile place where sold; o,
| If any person shall ,vend or sell or pive
away with intent TO eyade the provisions
Of this act, any spiri,uous liquors, of auy
kind whatever, by less quantity ,han one
quart; or It any person shall sell vend or
lgive away with intentto evade the pro.
visions Of Alis act, sny spiri,uous liquors.
of any kind whatever, 10 any person
under sixteen years Of age; each and
every person, sd offending, shall be
deemed guilty OF misdemeanor; and
upon conviction thereof, shall, for the
first offence abuss specified, lie fined in
any sum not exceeding tweniy-fv doll.
ars, nor less than Eve dollars; for the sec.
end offence above specified, shall, upon
conviction thereof, be fined in any sum
not exceeding twenty dollars, nor less
than five dollars; and for the Third offence
above specified, upon conviction thereof,
shall betfned in any sum MT exceeding
fifteen dollars, nor less than five dollars
Provided, :thafno'liing contained ia his
section shall be so'cons,rued as to make
il unlawful 70 selEa6y spi,i,uous liquors
for any fnedrinal and pharm, cu,icai pur.,
poses, fasdsf99 = sfIasis .s7s -'1
SEC. 2. All prosecutions under the
provisions of this act. shall be by indic,.
ment in the COuft of Common Pleas, in
the county where such offence is com.
mitled, or before some Justice of the |
Pence, accoeding 10 the second section
of the act entitled ".Ah Act granting Ii.
censcs and regulating Taverns,' passed
February II, 1885, Provided, That
prosecutions under this ACT may be
brought before the Mayor or other officer
having Judicial powers in any incorpora.
ted city or towaia ihis State.
SEc. 3. In all prosecutions under the
provisions of this. act, it shall not be
necessary TO allege Or prove the kind of
sPiri,uous liquor sold; but il shall be
sufficient to prove that the article sold
was spirituods liquor. gF @ |,
SEC. d.. All laws or parts OF laws
licensing the sale. of spiriiuous liquors,
which are inconsistent With the provisions
>! this act, be and tho sane are hereby
repealed. aa rs 4,
Sec. s.. This &c, shall take effect ard
be- ia force ffom aud after The first day Of
Nay, 1851. s,..... II.
Join F. MORSE, +
,. Speaker House Representatives.
2 a., 0.g4'o'r CHARLES c. -CONVERS,
(, ~ Speaker Of the Senate.
January 42, 1851, 1; aaa ,s,a..-t3a
i i,aWiliiafn M. Bell, Auditor in and for i
he County Of Putmam, do hereby ceriih
hat the foregoing lavssdare''cone and
i've been carefully compared BY me.
n>''r % WILLIAM NJ BELL.
.-''.'' County Auditor. Z;
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eT We are informed bylaiters from
Mcssfs. Cunningham and Lawrence, of
al'e Senate, that the bill fixing The, lime.
Cor holding Courts in this circuit, has
been amended as follows: fs,st e s.
Spring Term in Allen county. com.
mences on tho 2lst day Of .Awif (Mon.
dayD in Aagiaiz", on M 'uday, the 2Sth
day Of April. We are much obliged to
these gcnt!emeo for procuring this
change.-Lima Argus. s}
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Or the human frame, bones included
(says "The Quarterly Reyiewr), only
about one fourth is solid matter (ctiea y
carboa and ni,rogen); the rest is water
1f man weighing 10 stone was squeezed
fat under hydraulic press, ~ stone. Of
water would run out, and "a sione ofIry
residue would vemain. A man is there
fore, chemically speaking, IS lbs. Of
cA'bon and nitrogen difiused through 81
pailfuls Of water. mss l1a-lis'