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r., ~ NswToyyuLE-OnM MONDAY

FIRE AT NEwT0NvILLE.-On Dionusy
morning the store Of Mr.. Alexander, at Newtossi.s,
'i 1880, md ,neendary Over the store was z
o. arss and furnished hall occupied BY The Epeopi
society, and occasionally used a: osl room,
a.s hn,i1ine occupied as a carpenters shop and
yp,Ivate bo1Ing-alley, was also consumed; ins
pponn,sv seat OF VIM. r. Horton, Esq, Of Boston,
was in imminent danger and was Only ave- ~ .ns
unTemitting eIerijsns Of M b Taylor OF LOUIE
vide Mo vas visiting Mr.. Horton.
~ An Indiana paper refuses to publish
.to,,ss Gals bot adds" We wII-publish the sim-
ole announcements OF the death Of any Of our fnends
with measure"
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CASE or CARSAL.-CoURT OF OYER AND
acknowledgement was heard on the motion 20
set aside the verdict in the case OF Canal, found
guilty ofmurder foot of Deyst on the ground that
the officer in charge of the Jury told them as if from
the Court, II was a case which did not come under
Manslaugh;er. \ preliminary objection was raised
By the District Attorney that the afidavts of the
Jurors could not be read as their verdict agreeably
10 the English decision of no. the best evidence
Of their intention and second that this Court is
a Court Of general jurisdiction, and It's power ends
at revising at the close OF each session. Mr. C., IN
replv said this case different there having been
mistake made by the Jury. founded on the repre-
senta,lon of The officer IN charge.
The Court then adjourned, decision on The pre-
lm!nary question to be gwen on Saturday.
ARRIVAL OF Ma. LEUrzE. This diStin-
eushed artist has lust arrived IN this City, after an
absence of ten years in Germany, during which time
we have had frequent evidences of his genus and
industry We know not how many pictures he has
sent home but the number has been considerable,
and their merit uniformly great. His last work
Washington crossing the Delaware-which belongs
TO Messrs Coupil Nibert & Co, will We are happy
to learn. soon be exhibited TO the public Al Dussel-
dorf II at once achieved the highest reputation and
wedoubt not Will be appreciated here.
STEAMSHIP UMoN.-The long and severe
gale experienced by the steamer Union on her home
ward passage from New Orleans, caused her great
detention so much 50 that Capt. Budd deemed 1t
prudent to put in at Charleston for the purpose of
! taking in additional coal. She may be looked for
| this afternoon, and viii leave again for New
| Orleans on Monday. Sh inst, at O'Clock, p NJ
ROYAL COMPLIMENT Mr.. Cummings,
! the artist OF our city, has received from Queen
| Victoria a Gold Medal, IN token of her appreciation
of the portrait of Martha Washington. forwarded
| 10 her by the artist, IN June last
IMMIGRATIoN.- Below we append state
ment Of the immig grafton INTO the port Of New-YMk
for the last eight months, as compared with similar
returns during the same period last year 1t VIII be
seen that the average since the month Of April has
! been over one thousand per day
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Correspondence Of The y y. Tribune
PArcHoG rE, Wednesday Sept. 3. 1851.
Ii. GREELEY At Convention of Wings
for the Second Assembly Distinct OF Suffolk County.
held at the house Of " (. BaSSet. IN Deer PARK. on
the Cd inst HARVEY NJ. VAIL, OF lsllp was appointed
Delegate to represent SAID District In State ConyeA'
tiop, 10 be held Al Syracuse on the llth inst
john b. OAKLEY, OF Huntington, was nominated
for Member OF Assembly. Yours, J. B. w.
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BY Telegraph TO the New-Y York Tribune
Alarming IlInes. Of Judge WOODBURY..

UOEfOFI Wedncsdly, sept q
Judge Lev Woodbury., VIII has been for
DAYS indsp0std al hls homestead, Portsmouth, n.
H.. was last evening announced 10 De IN very dan.
gorous state and his family we're summoned around
BIN. A dispatch dated Portsmouth, ~ O'Clock this
forenoon, says II AS not expected MAT he viii i've
tlra-Inh ln.uLnlf
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RsscuE.-W edaesday, about IL o'clock,
man in state Of inioxicaiion fell INTO the nVer ron
a schooner anchored of the Cunard dock, al Jersey
City. and would have been drowned but iof the OPP
fortune assistance Of Col. HOCKEY, second oncef oil
the Asia. VITO went of to his assistance ana sue
ceeded IN bringing him to shsre ut the peru Of MS
ogpl.
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WANusGroS. Thursday, sept I. 1851
The TqieltgeEceT denies by authority that any pat,
ent Is about being issued for Psne's New Light of
likely 20 be, his publication - the contrary notwth
Standing
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10 the Senatorial Convention. 10 be he'd al Peeks-
XIII.
Resoired, That EDWARD PrK be Delegate 10 the
Judicial Convention DANIEL PYE Chairman
4 W. BLEEcKER, Secretary
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II Gov. Hunt has offered a reward OF
$50 for Osborne, who killed sliagrrianJ 4, Albsny
on TUESDAY.
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Nvw-YoRK CITY Observation-Disclosures

relief has been afforded by this Institution 10 i"t
persons during the past month OF this number, 90
we're attended at their own homes. The preYalnng
diseases among The patients relieved were darrAea
dvsentery, and feyers. The total number OF pre-
scrp,ions administered was ll,9o6, averaging about
ass day.
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HvpsoS RlvgR RALsoAp.-Mr. Oliver
II. Lee has been appointed Secretary Of the Boari
o. DiTec,ors OF the Hudson River Railroad. la the
place Of My. Butter, whose resignation We have be-
fore mentioned
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10 The Albany Firemen will leave for
home on Friday morning
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y The loss by the Ludlow-st fire is
probably so, 000-Insurance about $4,000
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LAYING Tie CORNERSTONE OF TIE HAL.

,ry.srRETr NJ T.. CHURCH. NEwARK.-The oxer-
cises connected with the laying Of the cornerstone
of this new edifcc were Of the most interesting and
imposing character. More than 30 ministers attend
ed upon the ceremonies The services were COM
menced BY reading portion Of the Scriptures, by
Rev J. s Porter, of Paterson, which was followed
10y h,mn from an effective choir. and a prayer by
Rev Waters Burroughs Rev Geo. Brown, Of New
York read the hymn
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SrsssEss N AUevsr.-During the past
ucnth t~cnty-six steamships sailed from iAis por.
ard twenty-five arrived here.
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E.,s> NORTH Rss,r Bosis-Tkusdsy-3It, ssla. F;9s
"a 10 A,Lss zss DO Whisky zot - 60 Cheess 81 do.
Wooi zoz do Butter 5z7e basAsls Wheat. 10 oes
ft-ts do Corn S.z Do Bye. EP
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The AURORA BoRsALIs-There was an
unusually beautiful and brilliant display OF the North
err Lights after O'Clock yesterday morning-ihe
famelike flashes causing the beI-ringer az the City
Hall to give the alarm Of fire uptown for short
time
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re- GEO y BZEsLEy. Urea. receives the nns1ms f"-
buns 10 the evening. aud supplies suisefber> fesH'fF
ry ID d. Dewey u ,uf s;ca, IN R,cHE'Tss
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PARADES.-We noticed on Wednesday the
Union Quarts on target parade. Others were out,
tu, We DID not meet them.
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CITY ITEMS.

CORRECTION. The Wild Pigeon was built
st Portsmouth y II, instead OF P,vtldnd, Ne as we
stated
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York read The hymn
Behold the sure foundation stone.
Which God "a Zlon lays, &c.
Rev DIR. Kennedy, Of Brooklyn, then read an ap-
nropria.e and impressive address, Ia which he al
luded. IN terms which affected The whole audience,
10 his connection with that church . years ago, it,
subsequent history, &c lie was followed by Rev.
:. Y. Munroe in a few Impressive remarks, when a
collection. amounting to 1902 Al, was taken up.
The cornerstone was LAID by Rev. Bishop James,
who delivered solemn aud impressive PRAYER, ap-
proprlate TO the occasion. A box, containing va
nous publications and articles, was deposited in the
stone The new cdi6ce 60 feet front BY > deep,
and viii De Of the Roman COrnlhian order.
SERIOUS RIOT ON THE NEw-JERsEy CEN
rRALR,LRoAD-ONE Man kiLIEDANo Two WOUND
rp-TEs Pianfed Gaeeffe OF yesterday morning
learns. through Mr. Shatiuck, the Conductor Of the
PASSENGER Train that serious riot took place on
Nondav between two parties Of Irish laoorers work
i,e m different sections OF the road Those upon
the Inner Section. numbering 300 men, armed with
r,cks hars &c came down 10 attack those OF the
Iower Section, who It seems were prepared for
then, and were armed with muskets, which they
had been secretly Transporting up the railroad In
small ouautities for several days previous. Upon
The attack of the upper party, the lower fred and
three men fell, one dead and TWO severely wounded;
when they fed TO the woods, where they continued
the GeLt A party were arrested at Ellzaoethtow n
on TUESDAY afternoon, having IN their charge a
quantity ot muskotS with which to continue the
feht. The not was not quelled when the doWn
SIN len YESTERDAY morning, and Il was thought that
unless efectual means lwere taken, stlll more
Serious disturbance would grow out OF t. Inc
| csuse az fan as could learn, was an oid county
,s,,,s m reference 10 Ireland between Corhonlans
/ and Fardowns
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NORTHERN DIsPEysARY, WAvERLEY

pr.cE.-The following report shows the namoe' Oh
naties,s to whom medical aid and medicines nave nav,
been administered during the month OF August io'i'
The fetal number OF patients was lsOv
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Ak INpo.roR-Alichael Brown. a stout

IN TNPU-TOK. = NTItTIttI DIUWI I NIUWI'
able-bcdicd foreigner, was II Wednesday arrested by
officer Harbinson OF the Fourth Ward, on charge Of
publicly exhibiting fictitious letter setting forth that
himself and flniiy we're real objects Of charity with
intent TO swnile the chantabiy disposed and thereby
Obtain living without earning H. The otter puI-
ported 10 be signed 10y John Brown, whom the de-
ceased SAID was his brother Brown was taken be-
fore Judge Osborn and committed 10 The Pcniien
uary, as a vagrant, for the term Of six months.
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FATAL ACcIDESr.-A man named Pat
rick Crennan was instantly killed at the Franklin
lron- works IN FIrsi-av. near TWenty-SiNth St.
at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday night, where he was en-
gagged al work. IL seems that ne WAS Standing upon
apiatiorm twelve feet high, above which portion OF
the machinery was III action, which struck him upon
The head and threw hun heailOng of the platform
INTO mass Of iron He struck upon his head ana
was instantly killed. His remains were taken 10 the
Bellevue Hospital, where an inquest was held by
the Coroner and a verdict rendered IN accordance
with the above statement Deceased was native OF
Ireland - years of age, and lived in Twenty sixth
81, between Second and rhlrt-ayS
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ROYAL CoMPLINENT-Mr. Cummings.
the artist OF our city, has received from queen
Victoria Gold Medal IN token of her appreciation
of the portrait of Martha Washington, forwarded
10 her by the ART st, IN June last
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SERIOUS FALL.-Danicl J. Mack. resi-
ding al CaldvelFs Landing fell down The stairs Of
ms house ana broke his back. The injured man was
conyeyed 10 The New-York Hospital, where he lies
IN q dangerous condition.
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ACCIDENT FROM BuAsrING.--A lad ten
years OF age named John Butler, was seriously In
jured on Wednesday IN consequence OF stone tfom
blast 1t the corner of Broadway and Fllty'thlrdSt
striking HIM. lie was taken 70 the residence OF ms
parents By Policeman CT the Nineteenth Ward
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber has for sale an excellent tract
of land, situate on Little Fishing Creek, Wetze'
county, Virginia, containing 500 acres, upwards
of so acres of which is cleared and under cuil'va
ton There is also on said tract an orchard oil the
very best selection OF fruit trees, which are now
bearing 1t also affords number OF exce'ien. y
.nrinps: and living as it does within some or
miles Of the Ohio river and the county seat OF SAID
county of Wetzel, it is one of the most desirable
ocatons in the county, both as grain growing
and stock farm.
For particulars inquire of Jeremiah Williams
living on Little Fishing Creek, above said tract
Aug. 2l, 1850. EVAN WILLIAMS.
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Notice.

Jacob fisher, Martin Voegtly and Elizabeth
Voeetly his wife, Elizabeth NJ Uretschy and
Louisa fisher will take notice, that Petition
was filed against them, on the l4th day OF March,
A. ID. 1851, in the court of common pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio, by Samuel w. Noli and
Mary Anne Noll his wife, and is now Pendihg'
wherein the said Samuel w. N0ll and Mary Anne
his wife demand partition OF the following real
estate. situate in Monroe county, Ohio: Begin
ming al red oak in the section line, and win IL
1923 rods 10 stone, thence north 151a deg east
66 rods to buckeye one half rod on the Eorth
side of The run, thence down the run on the bank
thereof parallel with the meanders thereof, 81 and
"A bundredth. rods to beech on the bank OF tie
run at the mouth of small gut, thence north %
deg. east 3 aud 68 hundredlhs rods to beech,
thence south 4S1a deg. east 10 rods TO beech,
thence south 73 deg. east 10 rods to beech,
thence south 81 deg east ii and 80 hundredths
rods 10 an oak, thence south 8S12 deg. east rods
to a white oak, thence south Az deg east ana
so hundredths ruds to white oak, thence SCUM
42l5 dee. east 10 rods to beech. thence south
40 deg. east l6 rods to a beech. thence south o.
deg. cast IL rods to chesnut, thence south 421a
deg east l2 and rs hundredtbs rods to the place o
beginning; containing 27 and 81 hundredths acres
Also, the following tract, beginning at stone on
the bank of the Ohio river, corner OF The lands o
Jacob Bare, thence west with his line $50 rods to
stone, thence north 80 rods and feet to stone
thence east $50 rods 10 stone on the bank of the
Ohio river, corner of fisher and Booth; thence
south with the river SO rods and feet 10 the
place of beinning, containing lsO acres. Ana
that at the July term OF said court application VII
be in"o. =. ..- said Samuel w. Noll and Mary
Anne his wife tor an order ,,.-. r-..;." ...y =,
made Of said premises.
| SAMUEL w. NOLL, ant
| March 10, 1851. MARY ANNE NOLL.
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Dr, Rogers
POUND SYRUP OF
V,iyerwort and Tar.
1T HISTORY OF THIS MEDICIN

THE, HISTORY OF THIS MEDlClNE
il briefly told. II is prepared mostly from Re.
cine furnished bv the late distinguished Professor
Rpgers after many wears Of investigation and
research and is the one employed BY him in his
own nractice. and that occasoned his unparalel.
Ied success in curing all complaints of the Throat
and Lungs. For four years past, the proprietors
Suup of Liuer1c0H and Tar, in Cincinnati,
Ohio. From TINS p1'n., HAS ."d pee" h ws.'
eN,e",'ey uo,"a " ,he reason wbv 60 manv Of
efh ststes nehee o'e S 1'so ., ri"aa,; WY ',bera
our oe,t';iea'ts n.., hno,r .nd has haen mast
t'e ''eo'.',e m," Co., its a,Ia. .moun,sd
Ias =. .ho,, o0o battles. but such was its ass
,on;sbino success in curing the complaints for
which il is recommended, that it soon acquired
an ;,nn,e,.e nonulgrity. and the present wear its
".i. "i ,'',I, oycend o5O 1oO battles
Nor ;s the demand for il confined to the west
ern s,,,es It's renutatipn is spreading over the
s,hoIs Union Although il has never been adver.
,;ssd ,t al ar even offered for sale in New Eng
lad ,bo rronre,ors have This dav received an
",da, from Raroor Me few jays since. thew
raoe;vad ono from Lowell Mas, also one from
p,,,nvr, N v and another from Columbus,
CO. a,' And il is because the demand for this med.
f,, ,h,oaJ is en- are,, that the nroprietors
o.nno, smnnlv i, from Cincinnati. that they have
un'n ontered into extensive arrangements for man.
mf,c,urng the article in this city, deemng il their
solemn and io,nerious duty to put within the
reach of .v.rv member of community, a medi.
cine which will not onlv break up the most die
tressins Cough in few hours time, but which
nLI ,eo,Ju and rod;cnUu c,ve the incjpient stages
of consumpticn.
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
>, y,,so,7
lhHiihN 'Ho" '
Pulmonary Consumption cured.
l5- DR.. Wilson is a regular graduate Of the
Old School, and practitioner of high standing
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For the Spirit Of Democracy.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.


Ny I, i2, 9, 4, 5, is county in Georgia
MY 2, 4, 9, i9, is lake in Ireland.
NV 8, 8, 8, 9, is town in Africa.
NV a, |, 8, 8, 12, is river in Europe.
nv S, Q, 7, 13, Is, 6, is branch OF the
Missouri.
NV 6, 12, 8, 10, 4, is lake in the north
of Europe.
My z, 2, is, is county in Virginia
NV 8, A, le, 10, 8, 8, is county in Mis-
souri,.
NV 9, 2. 6, is river in Virginia.
My 10, a, 9, l2, 3, is county in Penn
sylvania. .c
Nv II, 2, A, 4, 8, is an Island near Africa
NV 19, a, 9, 2. is river in Scotland.
NV IS, 8, 3, 10. is an Island on the coast
Of tho U. S.
NV IA, 8, l6, 2, 10, 7, is town in Mas
sachusetts. 80.
NV is, 10, IA, l2, is county in Illinois
Nv l6, 2, 4. II, 2, 8. is town in Austria
NV whole is an eminent American Poet
J. w.
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THE POPULAR CREED.

Dimes and dollars! dollars and dimes!
An empty pockets the worst Of crimes!
If . mans down, give him thrust
Trample the beggar into the dust
Presumptuous poverty's quite appalling-
Knock him oyerl kick him for falling!
If mans up, oh. lilt him higher!
Your souls for sale. and he's the buyer!
Dimes and dollars! dollars and dimes!
An empty pockets the worst Of crimes!
know poor but worthy youth,
Whose hopes are built on maiden's truth.
But the maiden will break her vow with ease
For wooer CONT whose charms are these
A hollow heart and an empty head,
A face we'll tinged with the brandy's red,
A soul we'll trained in villany's school,
And cash, sweet cash-he knoweth the rule,
Dimes and dollars! dollars and dimes!
An empty pockets the worst Of crimes!
know bold and honest man.
Who strives to live on the Christians plan:
But poor he is, and poor will be;
A scomed and hated thing is he;
At home he meeteth starving wife,
Abroad he leadeth leper's life:
They struggle against fearful odds,
Who will not bow to the peoples gods!
Dimes and dollars! dollars and dimes!
An empty pockets the worst of crimes!
So get ye wealth, no matter how!
No questions asked Of the rich trow!
Steal by night, and steal by day,
(Doing ii all in legal way.)
Join the church and never forsake her,
Learn to cant and insult your maker;
Be hypocrite, liar, knave and fool,
But don't be poor-remember the rule:
Dimes and dollars! dollars and dimes
An empty pockets the worst of crimes
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TOSEPH CARPENTERS ESTATE No.
aD tice is hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as Administrators Of
the estate of Joseph Carpenter. late Of Monroe
county, deceased.
CORNELIUS SULLIVAN.
JACOB WINEMILLER, Admrs.
April ., 1851.
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n IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
Office al Wood.tied, Ohio, on the first day
of April, A d. 1851, which if not taken out
within three months will be sent to the dead letter
office at Washington City, D. e.
Ack.r. Samuel Miner, Solomon
70 ,-,.-
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
I. Subscribers who do not give express notice
TO the contrary, are considered as wishing to con-
tinue their subscription
e. If subscribers order the dscontnuance Of
their periodicals, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrearages are paid.
3 If subscribers neglect or refuse TO take their
periodicals from the Offices to which they are d
rected, they are held responsible till they have
settled the bill, and ordered them discontinued
4. If subscribes remove to other places without
informing the publishers, and the papers are sent
to the former direction, they are held responsible.
s. The courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office, or removing and leav.
ing them uncaled for, is prma facie evidence of
intentional fraud.
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A TTACHMENT.-At AT my instance an attach
"a. ment was this day issued by Thomas Martin, ],
Esq, Justice Of the Peace within and for the
township of Franklin, county Of Monroe, and
state Of Ohio, against the property and effects OF
David Lazurs. a nonresident Of said county.
April is, 1851. WIN. r. KEARNS.
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In this case. il really acted like charm. ihavs
no doubt Of Its virtues, and would cheerfully re.
commend 1t 10 persons suffering with diseased
Lungs. Yours. H. r. WILSON, M. d.
For agents names see advertisement OF McAlis-
ter's All.Heling Ointment. a;q
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DIR. Alfred B. YohO,

Respectfully tenders his pl ofessiona services to
the citizens Of Malaga and the surrounding neigh
borhood. His office is IN the room formerly occu
MED by DR.. Davis, where he may be found at al
times except when absent on professional business
Ju!y T. lSI9
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Surveying.

yuyHE services Of the undersigned, County
Surveyor of Monroe County, can be had at
all times, except when engaged in the discharge
of his official duties, by calling at his residence
near jamestown, in Adams township, or by ad-
dressing letter to him at Rocky-Narrows Post
office.
Feb. 5, 1851 JOHN ADAMS
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DEPARTMENT I

ANSWER TO THE ENIGMA OF LAST WEEK.
Answer: CLyrEMNEsTRA--Names Of places
-Carna, Lares, Use, Tate, Electra, Mars,
Nemea, Ereane, Satyrs, Tacca, Ryer'
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VyHOMAS J. ADAMS having located him.
self in Woodsfield. will attend to repairing
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY,
in the most satisfactory manner. BY strict atten.
ton 10 business he hopes to merit liberal share
Of patronage.
April 2, 1861.
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/ McAlister's all Healing Ointment.

TyHE action which
IL this ointment has
upon the hnman cuti-
Gle, demonstrates its
grand efficacy and
healing power 1t is
the first and only dis
coyery of an external
preparation that has
power to restore the
"mssnsible Perspira-
t;o,, - The skin helm o