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of business. The pork and beef establishments
set in motion the cocpers, the lard prcsse,s, the
bristle dressers, the brush makers, and host Of
Others, who gather up and use every part of the
otfal, from the tip Of the horn 10 the end cf the
tail. Nothing is suffered TO b. lost.
Who is il and What is il, then, that makes
great city2 i, is The industrial classes-,he artisan
the mechan,c, the manufacturer One boo, and
shoe making establishment, in Cincinnati, sup,
ports seven or eight thousand persons, and pays
out yearly S6a,Oo0 TO its werkmen, The farai-
,are business alone supports seven or eight thou.
sand people, So of other kinds of basiness--eaca
helps 10 build up great city.
What is there TO prevent Rarlieg,on from be.
coming in fifty years as popaloas and wealthy as
Cincinnati is nows We pat the question TO
those who are chiefly Interested in her becoming
50. To men cf large and small neans--.c those
who pay the taxes and those who swa, public
cpinion Burlington. possesses all the advantages
which Cincinnati did fifty years ago, in soil, CHI
mate, position and commercial facilities, The
price Of living is perhaps as cheap. What we
need is that our Railroad and our plank roads
should be carried on energedcally to completion,
and that encouragement should be given 10 the
establishment cf mechanics aud manufacturers
among us. These will bring population of the
right kind. population viii bring wealth, aud our
city win make steady aud certain psos ress in The
path of greatness
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Democratic Convention.

| Tho Democracy Of Putnam County, are hereby
notified that the Annual Convention tor the nomina
tion by the Democratic popular vote In the severa
Townships. Of the following Oticers 70 witt One
at the usual place Of holding elections In the ssve
| raj Townships on Saturday the 9th day Of August,
issi. between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ; and
The following resolution was adopted BY the las,
County Conventions: =
Rssiusd, That the Central Committee shall appoint
Judge OF each township board. and alternative
Judge iu his absence each nona live poll
| taken In the several townships.
And In accordance Herewith we appointed ss fol.
lows:
Buren-WilIlam Fitzpatrick Peter Bowman; Ouowa
John NJ. Radabaugh Henry Kerl,oH; Pefry-WiI.
liam Scott. Seneca DImmock; Monterey-Conrod
Henry. William Reckert; suvurcreek- William Ora.
Tinge; Riley-samuel Hooper. D. w. yiers; Liberty
William Krauss, John Horner: Greensbursh--Jo John
smons; james Rogers; Jackson Calvin 8. Martin.
Henry Conner; Jennings-William Helenkamp, Henry
Raabe; Pleasant jacob Byer, Johnston Crawford.
The rules heretofore sdopted end published for
regulating Che voting and return ofthe several Town.
ships will or course govern TIN. Convention.
The annual assembly Of the Convention Of three
delegates from each township fot the purpose Of
counting the popular voie and declaring the persons
nominated by the Democracy, for the several Offices
above mentioned. will meet nj the Court house In
Kada, on Monday. the llth day ofAugust neyt, 1851
at 70 o'clock ofsad day. for the above purpose and for
the discharge Of all such business as may egitimately
come before them.
At the last meeti"g Of the Popular vote convention
the following resolution was adopted, and II must be
adhered TO, ifthc Of the party Ia deiired:
Rssefued, That the qualification Of Democratic
voter In the Democratic popular vote Convention Is
known adherence to Democratic principle, and that
known Wings before they can be admitted to vote In
popular convention. must signallze their change
from Whig errors, by q pledge 70 vote the whole
Democratic ticket hereafter, and become members oi
the democratic party. >.
All persons challenged on account of principles must
give the above pledge or be excluded.
' y JAMES MACKENZIE 3
C.M, GODFREY,
JOHN MONROE.
~. HENRY, ,BYALL, !.
NJ JAMES AGNER,
d. BROWN,
JOHN PARRISH.
July le, 1851. Central Committee.
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Mn. EDrroR:-Please announce the
name Of D. I. BRowN, as candidate for
the Office Of Clerk Of tho Court, Of Put
nam County, subject 20 the decision Of
the Democratic Nominating Convention,
and oblige The DExnCRAcY.
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Mighty 10 the sway ofreal Genins, Di.
v'nely created Genus. II is widely sep.
Grated from that power which resides in
close thoughts. deep calculation, and pru.
dent effort. This is the child Of labor
and toll, is bego,ten and reared to strength
by an industry .ha, needs no relaxation.
Years are needed to .its developments -
Wide.obsarvs.ion and greatly varied ex.
perimenis are alone competent 70 its as.
slrapce, whilst Geni'y reaches its points
by sudden intuitions and no less sudden
strokes of5accomplIshment. Genius is
Divinely inspired at times only. The
simply talented man js always the same.
Genius has IFS visitatio1s from the upper
world, wbepsibe. truths Of the iNvIsiDLE
arc. copmunica,ed. None know how,
yetit is none the less certain, for want OF
knowledge Of the -mannerof icommunica.
tion. The breath of, the Divine Spirit
comes intoits nostrils, and for iae hourit
works wondrous deeds. God has, for
wise purposes, set his children into two
classes, those who hold more intimate.
and those who hold less intimate. Inter
course with spiritual existences. Water
Cure. Journal ! a8 ,l
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TUST RECEIVED. I'VE have ius, re-
- ceived our second stock Of spring goods,
consisting in part Of prints. summer stufs.
ribbons, bonnet linlngs, or ificial flowers.
wrcathes. hosiery, &c. Also molasses, sugar,
oil and coffee.
We are now prepared to sell first rate coffee
for laic per pound. and every thing else in
proportion. The above goods mus 81 besold
without regard to profit. Every body will
find it to their advantage to call on US at the
old stand. COULTER T. MARBLE.
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A LOCOMOTIVES constructed by journey.
maasengineer, foe travelling oI ordinary
roads, arrived recently at L, vi,leiie. II
travels, iii said, at the rate Of 95 to &c
leagues an hour; IS Of simple construc-
ton, aad consumes little fuel. The To-
conceive came from Picaidy. and all the
route the inventor was received with en-
tbusiasm.r On passing through Beauvais
he received the congratulatiors Of the
Perfect and other authorities, and the
people carried him in triumph.
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FRESH SUPPLY VIZ
Great Cure for Dy.pefsiai
DR. J. $. HouoHroN,
p E p s 1 "
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
nm EACTDY, JYTyrrl
FRESH suPPLY!

The 1KUE .DIGESIIVE FLUID
OR GASTRIC JUICE!
Prepated from Rennet. or the fourth
stomach Of the OK, after directions Of
BARON LIEsfo, the great Physiological
Chemist, by ]. s. HOUTHTON, M,
D., Philadelphia, Pa.
This is a great natural Femcdy Eoi
Indigestion, and Dyspepsia, curing a6er
nalure's own method, by nainre's own
agent, the Gastric Juice. PEPSIN il
the chief element, or great digesiing
principle Of the .Gasuic Juice--tbe Sol.
vent Of the food, the purifying, and slim.
ula,ingl agent Of the stomach and intes.
tiaes. It is extracted from The diges i've
stomach Of the OK, thus forming an anifi
cial digestive fluid. precisely like the
natural gastric Juice, In its chemical
powers, and furnishing q complete and
perfect substitute for Il. BY the aid Of
this preparation, the pains and evils Of
Indigestion and dyspepsia are removed
Just as they would bo. !hy healthy
stomach. II Is doing wonders Cor dys-
pepiics. curing gases Of debility, emacia.
iion, nervous decline and dyspeptic con-
sumption, supposed 10 be on the verge OF
the grave. The Scientific evidence upon
which il is based, is in the highest degree
curious and remarkable.
Dr. HoUGuToN's PEPsry, is sold BY
nearly all the dealers in fine drnl 9 and
popular medicines, throughout, the United
States. II is prepared in powder, in and
fiuld form-and 10 prescription vials ioI
the use of Physicians. as ~.
PRIVATE CIRCuLARs, for the use o
Physicians, may be obtained OF Dr.. Hougl :
ton or bis Agents, describing the whole
process Of preparation, and giving the
authorities upon which lhe claims Of III is
new remedy are based, As il is not a.
secret remedy, mo objection can be raised
against iis use by Physicians in respect.
a'le standing and regular practice.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. "a.
VI A fresh supply Of the admirable
remedy, in powder and fluid. jus, received
BY MOSES LEE, Kalida,
Agent for Putnam County, o.
0rSee long advertisement 4'h page.
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Mr.. EDIToR: R:-Please announce the
name Of MosEs LEE as a candidate for
the office of Probate Judge, Of Putnam
County, subject to the decision Of the
Democtai,c Nominating Convention, and
Oblige z A Few DEMucRArs.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MI. EDiroR:-Please announce the
name Of C. II. RICE, as candidate for
The office Of Clerk Of the Court, Of Put
nam County, subject 10 the decision Of
the Democratic Nominating Convention,
snd oblige a MANY VoYERs.
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DEATH BY tLIeIrrNrNe.--On Thursday
last, Simon Gamer left his residence in
Union tp., in this county, and went to,tlle
harves. field of.a neighbor. A ihunder
storm caused Mr. c., and neighbora to
take shelter in a barn, and they had been
there but afew minutes, when Mr.. a,Cra-
mer. was struck by lightning. M. g..
had heen aresident Of this county fof "a
number ofyears, and large a circle of
friends feel his. losa We have never
known Of. such. frequent, discharges Of
lightring as within few days past. We
are glad to see that, the citizens Of our
town are taking ths.necessary precauioh
10 guard against,he danger by erecting
lightning rods Hancock Courier. ~
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Mr.. EDrroR:--Please announce the
name Of JoHN Dixon asa candidate for
The "fice Of Probate Judge, Of Putnam
County, subject 10 the decision Of the
Democratic Nominating Convention, and
oblige MANY DEMocRATu.
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KossurH STILL A PRroNER. Another
company of SO Hungarian officers aud
soldiers, Gen. Messaros. la,ely arrived al
Southampton (Eng) from ConstaniiaopIe
They contemplate proceeding to the U.
s. sKossuih was last seen by them a,
Kutayah, on the 9th t,iI,.. Ills wife and
ehiId.were with b'm, and about twenty
five:Hunxarisns, who are still prisoners.
ThasTmks promise him his liberty in
September. = 'H '@t1s-o ~
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MoRs AxNHxA ATlcN, I'VE have already
ndaited'theSp1oi ccncocied ID California
between some 6fihe more restless adven
turers Of tia. Staic iand the inhabitant,
of6ouofa and lower California for iakinl
possession of IliossSegions with a view
to-sIsiFutiaaia ANNEXATION 10 the United
States. i pp s,4fr4 s'i,a
III is nnwsiated that agents ofthe Mexi.
can GevemmehtsAaye arrived in this con.
tfy au,horized-io sellto the United States
those two Provinces with Chihuahua in
additionssy BY this means il is said Mexi-
CO hopes 10 recruit her finances, and last
elii,le longef. it-igaro ), as oss
n:We do not suppose illat the present nd
minisi'aiion with entertain any such pro.
posais, whether coming from the triumph
ant invaders and reveluticnipis, or from
iho bankrupt Government of Mexico. Bot
sheir refussl,is by no meens certain to put
eae schemeao rest. sH, Mss p, .
We do not here discuss the question
wheihg: these new territories are or are
not:desireable.' To thai we shall perhaps
take occasion 10 recur hereafter. asag "A,
,sBut we warn all parties that no. such
operation can be made to extend the area
Of Slavery. The day the project is, scri-
otisly put before The American people that
doy begins anew agitaiion for the Proviso
Of Freedom. Letshisbe we'll updefstood
be!orehand.-M Y Tribune. go
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Notfce.

Notice.
M oTlCE is hereby given that the subscri-
Der at the June Term Of the Court OF
Common Ple1s Of Putnam County, Ohio, du-
ly appointed and qualified as administrator
de bonis non Of the estate Of Samuel Hamil.
ton, late Of said County, deceased.
- ELUM DAY.
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A Mrs. Phillips, living near vandala,
Ia, had twin children about eighteen
months since, aud about two months ago
gave birth TO Ave more, all i've and kick
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W. ]. JACKSON,
General Land Agent, &c,
NAPOLEON, HENRY CO., o.

As Auditor OF Henry county, he is prepared
to attendto the payment OF Taxes, investiga-
ton Of Land Titles, and everything connected
with a General Land Agency 525
G- All orders postpaid. containing one
dollar in cash, will be prom pity attended to.
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.'ExTRroRDrNARY EfFEcTs Of LiGHT.
NIno, o,--A'hte French newspaper relate.
senatvellous incident, which is said TO
hare occared durihga thunderstorm in
the finteriof department Of France. A
tAsn, which were two goats, was struck
bylghinine. but not burnt. Aher the
shower, awoman who had been accus-
toned To feed the goats, went 10 the barn,
and perceising that the snimals wele
entirely notiouless. approached and
touched them, wheato her great astan.
ishment and alarm they fell and crumbled
10 pieces; exhibiting nothing bnt a mass
offenders Scientific American.
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Representative Convention.

The Democratic Convention for tile Representative
District, composed Of the Counties OF Henry and Put
nam FOR the purpose Of nominating q candidate foi
Representative in the next Legislatures will be held
in Napoleon on Friday the lstd day Of August next a
10 o'c ock. A. M.
Z. SHEFFIELD,
Al. TYLER, c., r..,,.,..
A. v. STEBBtNS. Uem. UsnWa' r. Co,n''es
.CONNELLLY, oihehIy SouhV'
J. e. SCOFIELD. 3.
JAMES MACKENZtE,1
q. M. GODFREY, -.
JOHN MONROE,
HENRY BYALL, Dem: Centra' commune
JAMES AGNER, Wfutham Oouh'y'
D. /. BROWN,
JOHN PARRISH. July i8. 1851.
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Tie Connecticut Liquor Bill has been
conclrred III by both branches Of the
Legislature, which added a proviss that,
on account Of lis sifingency- prohibiting
the sale Of ardent spirits in tI,a, State 1t
shall be frs, approved by The people.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE.


Should never be disregarded. They are
uuerting indications that the vial func-
iions Of nature have been interrupted in
their healthfnl action, and that serious
evils must inevitably follow, unless tic
system be again set right bj The timely
use Of proper remedies. 80. -. r. = y Z
401T Bear In mind, that nature is ever
endeavuring to expeI disease when i, in.
vades The animal economy and only needs
the assistance Of some genial restorative
thorough, yet mild in its ac,ion---that
will give toae to the system, and ACT
uroN THE BEooD--which istbe principal
oslife. 9a'a ~ t5s :
GUYSoTT'S YELLOW DOCK AND
SARSAPARILLA.
As q pusi6ef Of the blopd, 4 renova,or
Of the system, and supporter and pre-
server Of the powers ofife, il has no equal.
Take j, on the first indication that disease
is upon you, and you will aver. perhaps
weeks and months Of sickness and suffer.
ing. Az
or See advertisement. =
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There were % deaths ty cholera ID
81. Eouissn ihss 27sh ult,, and 20 BY
ether diseasss. a s8lt
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Attachment Notice

A 7 my instsneean attAshment was this dsy issned
IN by L. De Luceney, justice ef the Pence. OF Jen.
nings township, Putnam co ohio against the proprty
and enectsofC q. q 4. r. Wilson, nonresident Of
siid county.
..A... BERNARD EscH.
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Sale Of ]keal Estate BY Order. OF. COurs.
I'm the 26th day Of July, A. D.. 1856. nt
~ one o'clock in the afternoon, at the door
Of William McClure's Tavern, In the town Of
Gilhoa, in the county OF Putnam. and State
Of Ohio. will besold to the highest bidder,
the following real. estate, assthe property Of
John H. Sweeney, deceased. !. to wit:
The north east quarter OF the north west
quarter Of seciien ten, township, one north
range eight east, in the county of Pusnap.
and Sta a,e Si Ohio.
Terms OF sale--one.ihird. cnsh in; hand,
ope-,hird in one year, and the balsnce in,two
yeurs, with interest on the deferred paymeuts,i
"a ~. HENRY B. G0uCHER. II
I Administrator Of JOIN H. SwRHEy, =
June rs, 1851. '..'.,'..'..rs 633
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KTANTED. Wheat. corn, oats, wool.
w ginsang, beeswax, butter, eggs, tai
low, hams. shoulders. sides, and in TACT every
thing tho farmer has to sell, for which the
highest market price will be paid.
T COULTER & MARBLE. I.
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IMPORTANCE ty'THE SKrN.-~A man
couldlno more live without his skin, thai
he could whhout heart or lunps.s So
nece ssart are lis functions, that ifa Ger.
tain number ois4fare inches Of TIE skin
are desiroyedl BY burning. scalding. or
otherwise, death is inevitable. TiIis'be.
ing the CASE we can sec what mischief
may be caused by blisfefs or plaisters,
which destroy the skin, or interrup; iis
proper action over considerable sur.
face. p
Every poiht ofihe whole surface Of the
body Il full of little pores, which are the
exiremiiies Of vessels connected wiih
the capillary o. hair.like ends Of the
blood vessels. The function of these
pores,and the glands, Of which they are
the outlets is to carry off ,he. effete or
used.up matter Of the s,gem. The
average number Of pores in the human
body is tweniy.cigh, hundred 10 the
square inch,--eacli pore being the orifice
TO tube quarter Of an inch in length,
yielding no less than fdy-eighl fee. Of
tube 10 ,he square inch! The number Of
square inches oi surface in man Of
ordinary size is iwen,y-f Eve hun lred; the
number Of pores, therefore, is'seven mil.
lions; the number Of inches of perspira-
tory Mbe is, consequently, one million
five hundred and fifiy ihousand-.hai is,
nearly twenty. eigh, miles! OF perspira.
bile matter, many OUNCES are thrown out
daily. The skin il thus the great clean.
sing organ Of the system. Itis constant.
ly throwing off impurities, which. if re.
t,ined, would poison all the vital organs,
and derange all The functions Of life. If
this matter be retained in the system, il
produces conqes.ions, coughs, consump.
tion, fevers, rheumatism, and other dis.
orders. pr. T.. Z. Niekois.
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Notice.

Notice.
The Democratic voters Of Putnam County will meet
at the usual place Of holding elections In the several
townships In said County, on Saturday the 26th day
Of July. for the purpose Of seectng delegates TO
present the County in the Representative. Senatorial
and Judicial Conventions. The following 10 the ap
portionment 10 the several townships upon the ratio Of
ono delegate to twenty democratic votes at the
Gubernatorial election In 1880 N ~
Blanc hard. d.............4 Riey.......... .....3
Van buren ,..........I Pieasan. ....z
Liberty. 80. Sugarcreek.
Ott0wn. - Jennings -
Greensburgh. ........ - Jackson. s... 80.
perry. monterey y'...'.........i
JAMES MACKENZIE,
C.M. GODFREY,
. e. HENRY BYALi,,
JOHN MONROE
'- y JOHN PARRISH,
l .yas ., ID Il. BROWN. .t' -
Duty IL, 1859. Central Committee.
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| 81 CAST MY VOTE AGAINST ITS ADOPTION
Mr.. Vinion, the whig nominee for Gov
ernor, was informed Of his nomination
while at ZlnesvilIe, on his way east. Vim
ton made q speech OF considerable length
TO the messenger, who br ught him The
news, the only item Of Importance in
which was the following announcement:
"Like many Of you, too d,ubied
whether, on the whole, the new Consii,i.
tion would be found TO be an improve.
ment on the old, and, under the influence
Of tina, doubt, cas-, my vote against its
adoption"
II was perfectly proper for vinton, il
opposed 10 the reforms contained in tie
new Constitution 10 poie against its adop
ton; bu; snch course Of conduc, on bis
part, he will find, is not one to gain him
the sutfrages ol majority Of the electors
OF Ohio. They will say Of him and his
'pretensions, in substance, as he said Of
the new Constitution, "lnd der The iuAu.
ence Of oar doubts. we vote against your
election"
The people Of Ohio have siru ggled tor
long and arddously for reform consliin
iion 70 be willing 10 reward its enemies
in the fitst. election under il. with III
highest bonors in their gifL-Toledo Re-
publican,
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List Of Lstters
REMAlNING in the Post Office Of
- Kalida, Ohio, July l,ls5I.
Blakesly George joan Havens
Body Martin Kelly Daniel
Bird Miss, ,Lucretia McClain John,
Buckmasier John Myers Daniel
Crafty James Ransom Martiu 2
Gamer Miss Ann Rogers James
Holden G. w. Q Lemon AS.
Husson Captain or Talburt O.
! GEORGE SKINNER, P. M.
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1851.
R. CLARK, M.P. CLARK, j. o. CLARK
AMERICAN HOUSE,
I.R. CLARK q CO. y

DELPHOS. OHIO. &,
TTAvING leased this establishment for .
E1 term or years, and reitted and refur-
nishod the same throughout. We will en-.
ideavor, by proper attention. to make il at all
times a desirable resort for travellers and
pleasant home for boarders.
May I, 1851. .'.'T' 528
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Notice.

Notice.
MoTICEls hereby given that the suhserbers hav
been appointed and qualified az administrator
on the estate Of Philip Conner, late Of Putnam County
+ .s q HENRY CONFER,
s. J.S. SPENCER.
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Arrivals and Departures Of the Msils.
.sG KALIDA.
south mail arrives every Tuesday Friday at 3r N.
North I" -" "9A. n.
East sas" 81 Z" Saturday "6I. n.
West Is Thursday "7E.m.
sG%.h So,.h man 'ssveseve!y Taesday e fraay "
East 80 " Friday "6As,
West e" {" Thursday "6A. v.
GEORGE SKINNER, P. N.
' GlLBOA.
The Western mall arrives on Friday Of each week
at llto'elock, A. M.. and departs at II o'clock,
M, Tho Eastern mail arrives on Saturday. af ]
O'clock. A. NJ. and departs at u o'clock. p N.
+-, ;i.i s.l.. u, d DIR, MOE, r. M
OTTAWA.
North mail arrives every Friday nj 10 O'Clock, a. n.
and departe same day at l01 oclock.A.M
Southern mail arrives every Friday, at 3oclock, r
NJ, and departs snme day at 81 O'Clock, r.M.
Western mail arrives every Friday at 10 O'Clock, a,
NJ, and departs same day ai 104 O'Clock. A. n.
Eaststn mail arrives every Saturday ats o'clock, :.
NJ, and departs same day at2t e'qIoek.r NJ.
MP CLARKE. p. M.
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TtRAcco--IIere' are two or thre,
hints far juvenile iobabco smokers and
chewers, which we extract fro n the Bos
ION Olive Branch, and arc worth being
treasured np.-Drn,cing Room Journal
Tobacco has spoiled aud utterly ruined
lhousandsio: boys, inducing a dangerou.
precocity, deve loping the passions, soft.
eoing aud weakening the bones, and
greatly injuring) the spinal marrow, the
BRAIN, aid the wh0!e nervous fluids. A
boy who early and freely smokes, or
otherwise lWgely uses tobacco, never is
known to make man Of much energy Of
character, and generally lacks physical
aud muscular, as well as mental energy.
To people older, who are not naturally
nervous, aRd particularly 10 the phleg.
maiic, to those Of Q cold and more than
q Dutch Temperament, tobacco may be
comparatively HARMLESS; but even to iaese
Il is worse than useless. We would par.
,icularly warn boys who wish to be "any.
body" in the world, to avoid tobacco as Q
deadly poison. ~ .