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The whole nation oanns present practice OF the
medical porn Witch hsn cures ~ and de-
bases OF ruins our sl tlSf
~sS s1snl % he seausintsd vain the medical az Szrso
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Every one may be bis cheap
and sAoy sound nliad In sosId hody.W ~ y y "A ~ r.
HE undersigned publish a medic journal this city,
OF m N 70 be devoted 10 the enlightenment OF the sb
tne Of mystery toe suppression Of legal and Illegal
ana 70 the The
ol anies and ndivdass Those who psstonAe I'M.
WORK WIN seldom nave
their money, their hss Also family shoud
oul y ~i Contain full description othe and
treatment o az the Diseases peculiar country expressed IN such
a ean understand There journal OF The kndin
me uned states and therefore hoped The heads
smies aud the public generally
pe and AID The editor in down the comprehension Of
all hat knowedge which and happiness
OF mankind
IKHss ms Journal Will be published monthly nne
twenty our large octave the number at Two dollars per
annum payable advance We expect FIRST number
Editors inserting this Prospectus, and calling attention 10 IL shall
ented 10 an exchange the MARKED
TO TINS once posnasters aud all others friendly The enterprise
will please act agents r De- =.eaI sHE
Address (postpaid) JOHN II. WALSH, NJ D.,
Richmond, Virginia.
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sIAoLOGf.-ihe celebrated Dr. O. W. RoBACK, professor
Of aoogy astronomy phrenoogy, and gcomancy combined
win connfauon from Sweden Office No II Locust street. Phla
depha offers his services the citizens OF He has been con
suited ny all the Europe higher
reputation as an asuooger than living Nauves calcu
lated accordingly geonancyadies gentlemen Persons
distance can have their drawn by sending the date OF the
day OF their birth All letters containing the above fee will receive
immediate attention. Of The world,
written on durable and he prepared 10 make use Of his
power by conuaton the following Coushp,
advice gwen Tor the successful accomplishment Of wealthy
iag he has the redeem such given to the free
OF the bottle all hazard and
stolen o. los, property and the purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
sands the and
vicinity and IN the United States the full satisfaction OF all
900 navis during the last
while here win purpose and viii do
well call person, mail safe that
need not fear through the office Dr. Roback
receives from 500 70 letters monthly and has never missed
All letters will be giOusy attended prepaid BE
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call the Office OF the Unon, and astrological almanac
gratis.
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II Locust street, above Eighth, Philadelphia
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY mokNiNG. FEB. 0. 1891.


In the Senate yesIerday pettoBs were presented tor the
the fugiivease isw and Tor the modification OF
tariff and OF the patent laws Nj Hunter, uom tbe Com
mites Finance reported The House BID ior the supply OF
dc es with anendn Mr., Davis OF Mississippi,
fom the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds made
report subject OF the OF the Capitol and
plan. Mr.. Gwn introduced bill 10 es
tabsh branch in the State OF California which was
referred the Committee Finance Tn. Senate took
up aud further discussed tile resolution offered by Mr. DAVIS
OF Massachusetts relation the OF senators hold
ing under State executive appointments TIE result
was, thar The whole subject laid on tho table The
theft took the calendar and after debate,
the bill for the OF prize money 10 the eapors OF the
gae Phsdelp ha defeated. Some other private bills
disposed Of.
In the House. the Senate bill for establishing board OF
accounts further considered The House adjourned
without coming a conclusion.
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The undersigned citizens and legal voters Of Spring
field duly impressed with the importance OF the present
crisis both in our National and State affairs AMI vauing
above all price the perpeui,y OF the Union and me as
tendency OF democratic principles as maintained by our
fathers feel duty thus publicly to state the reasons
for our opposition TO the election OF Charles Sumner TO
seat in the Senate of the United States.
ls Because he is disunonst, ashis public addresses
and published speeches abundan,y prove.
2l Because he is unfit TO represent one OF the States
this Union in the Senate OF country, inasmuch as
he has in advance repudaed and condemned her const
tuition aud at defiance her laws.
3D. Because he would not il elected represent the sen
,mens or opinions OF very large majority Of the peo-
pie OF Massachusetts.
Attn. Because he ha, not one sentiment, feeling in
unison with the democracy of the. Union, but, on me
contrary. has always ranked with and been one oil he
leaders of the ultra wing aboli,ionss of the North
These are the reasons (and we consider them more
than sufficiently why senator's and rspresen'ahvss
should withhold their votes from Charles sumner we
are equally opposed TO the election OF any candidate
whose opinions coincide with those ct Mr. Sumner. or
who is ANYTHING short OF thorough democrat in psinci
pe and who also opposed TO the further agitation OF
the slavery question at the present time. l-F1f
We can appreciate the motives OF those democrats
our legislature who have, up TO the psesen, time under
certain convictions OF duty, voted with the coaonsts
in the election OF senator Rut seems there mus,
be time when such implied obligations should cease
and the great and paramount good OF the whole country
be the all absorbing object = FzE ge
The governor OF our Commonwealth is alive 10 the
present CRISIS that he cannot advise the passage OF any
calculated 10 increase the excitement" What
could be adopted calculated 10 increase ex
cl,ement-more calculated TO engender bitterness ana
heartburnings, disatfecon and dsunionthan to sena
person oi the character of Charles Sumner, a. the rep
resen'ave of the opinions and sentiments oil me Peops
OF Massachusetts, 10 seat IN the Senate OF our cou",
Better be uNaKpassEE than 10 be MisREpaksksIHp.
Our brethren of every State in this vast coneos'acy
are looking on The descendants OF those patrols VINO
fought shoulder TO shoulder with our afhers on bunker
Ill., on the plains of Monmouth, and al iorftowns are
watching the ~sue Of this contest WIN no sue shxeV
May The final result prove that we are not unworthy OF
'"o '"'' CHESTER w. CHAPLIN,
And i47 citizens Of Springfield.
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NEW York and California Millionaire Ass0ciatiOn.-
One thousand shares thou sand dollars Capital 81
000 limited number Of shares be obtained by influential
special admitted in
conformity with the revised statutes of New York. free from PR
liability the Of 81 200 cash. and
certificates shares issued therefor cent annually
prospect doubling whole in safe operations In
and the United States under the direction and
of OLIVER HOLDEN,
Az the General Partner andC Company,
No. II Wall street, New Yoik.
responsible throughout the Union
obtaining United states app
and The sssociaon 70 BE- employed Of
xrnt points, vessels be made
available trade, carrying passengers, and freight and
from Europe, Asia, Africa and tho Amepcas.
very doing Cuif0r-
MIA Pacific long supply OF gold CONTINUES
goods, and manufactured viii astonb the
aud therefor And il meet this
profit thereby that this being msd
der frm aud style Of y. HOLDEN CO., -
Mercan,e Commission Merchan Banking,
Mining Agents. New York md San Fsncsco
Capital 81 0Oo,o0 #E1A @@ 's
Feb
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BY A. GREEN, Auct,onesr.

Light THOUSAND VOL UMEs OF BOOKS AT AUCTION
IL VIII be sold Of W. M Morrison,
Of Az Pennsylvania the even
February 2 l3h l4h l5th and lt large and valua
Bile colec ZION Of books, #s...Ea..@
Law, Divinity, History, Voyages and Travels
Also splendid Florence Houyhon, Shakespeare
81 usee Francois and Royae
Napoleon great work Egypt
I.iber Versts-fne proofs
Civil Law, Peersdo Werner, Tyrwhyt Robinson,
Strange
A missal of the 18th (
of the 18th cenUy collected from the libraries of Lord
Thuow, Manwsrnng, and other celebrated libraries.
4 Catalogues ready the LIST Of February.
Jan 22-2awts .'e#E. A. GREEN Auctoneer.
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PETITIONS. rro., Presented uNprR TIE ruIr


BY Mr. COLE; memorial of The legislature of Wiscon.
SIN ssiug appropriation Of money build hghtho
In Poi0tc. aa
by Mr. DSNEYl Two memorials from certain citizens
OF Cincinnati, asking Congress to remove the impedieps
- a free nayaa ion around the falls Of the Ohio
BY Mr. P1TMAS The petition OF Peter Hilbert, and 10t
other cuzenso l Schnykii county, Pennsylvania asking
Cbngr.s modify the existing srH laws in spch manner
afford adequate protection American industry
Als, petition Of Samuel Heiner, and ~ other
Of Schuyki county, Pennsyvsns, for similar purpose.
Also the petition OF George H aud 20 other citizens of
schuylktI codnty Pennsyvans, Tor similar purpose.
AIso rhe petition OF John Thony, and 40 other citizens OF
Phade pha county Pennsyvana, asking Congress for The
passage of law by which fraudulent Illegal pat mt
may be tepeaed.
By Nj CALVIN Two petition. asking for a mod.fca-
the ,ari oil 1886 One from John Rayer, Daniel
G. Park, and Is other citzens OF Blair county, Penn.yvs
mia aud Joseph r. Hunes, and 81 citizens
Of the same county.
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE, Auct,onr.r..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION, by VIR-
TUE OF DEED OF TRUST.-On Tuesday, February IL,
o'clock the premises shall sell undivided half
number square hundred and
ming eight feet Tour inches from The Of Penn
and feet alley thence
said alley, twenty feet thence SOUTH parallel with Seven
teenth feet; thence, In straight line
Pennsylvania distance y feet from the place
snnns thence eastey @ feet with The pennsyyaaa avenue
the beginning thousand thirteen
together with the buildings and the said undivided
half described in deed of from James Williams and Eliza
Williams Robert Cu recorded in Liber w b. No l02
foios 1913 49, rs and 2 ote land records of Washing
county, the District Of Columbia July 10, ls4H
Terms One third cash. balance and twelve months,
factoriy secured bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE,
Feb 4-eodAds Auctioneers
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CRIMSON 1. New York, New Orleans, and Mobile
Express swes and responsible
principal Maine New Hampshire, Yer
Massachuc Rhode Island Connecticut Lower Canada
Delaware, Pennsylvania Maryland District OF
Indiana Illinois, generally the
Mississippi Alabama towns, and places In
Georgia and the Caroinns.
extensive and perfect that the
freight trunks and
parcels. country other and between
points LI
many the business, while
Adams Co.. and advantages
respects which confidence
uonace community assured that shall
give friends the
lers,b bankers, and merchants generally.
We call attention California from New
our New Orleans and Mobile
ofnce Camp street. New Orleans and 10 Wall New York
Feb 6-d&cpl2w
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CHARLES CLEMENTS tenders his public,
Washington for the Of claims
Congress several executive departments of
invalid revolutionary and widows pensions
bount,
OF 1871 the seminole 81 Si6,
l7o2 10 1925 lsts iAta.s ~ 4 #tf- -tf.
Al.s, clsms kinds arising out Of the late with
Mexico.
All pos,p.d addressed him nson
city will receive prompt attention,
Feb T-eod2moscp
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CHESTER w. CHAPLIN.
And il7 citizens Of Springfield.

Max CAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION -Adv'ces rom the United
s,,t x,cau boundary commission beyond ~ Paso by
,yav Of Texas sate that Com. Beueu was exchanging
etvties with the Mexican commissioner He Is reudns
10 Boston for nsunen,s and VIII where lie il for
long time The brought by . parry OF
wsy.worn travellers from Santa Fe, December where The
sno Of uukioen depth FIVE tean'sors perishrd on
tho way A heutenaut OF sn,lie'y came bearer Of de"
patches.
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fused TO agree to the ooa OF the senator from Wiscon
SIN. mr. WAKES, gss beesuse they believed thi,
JOINT resolution 10 he The fgt special Older Ii had los
hsl place only by che aeed. nal consumption of the
whole day yestauiay without tak ng itup This motion
was merely 10 give The bill the place had accidentally
lost yesterday 49, 4l y sss'Rans ~ " ~ =
Mr.. WALKER suggested that the joint resolution IL
sell had displaced many other special orders made early
IN the last session. and If displaced now there was
uDfarness in il. h,,H43 esI I.t'at3 .Ga
The question being taken the motion to postpone j,
was relected-ayes IL noes 49, r#a
FRIGATE PHILADELPHIA,
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF the bill
Is 324) for the relief OF the captos Of the gste Pha
dephia
A long debate ensned, the report of which is post
poned The bill was finally rejected ..
On notion the Senate adjourned
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AS discrepancy has seemed TO exist in the popa-
ation of the State Of Maryland reported from different
sources. have obtained at the Census Office the fol
lowing statement, which may be relied on as authen
tic 1t is made up from very particular examination Of
the original returns, and may be considered official
POPULATION OF MARYLAND
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sfA For Mount Vernon.-Three Trips.-Tbe
49,. steamboat THOMAS COLL Y Err will leave Washing
10 O'Clock Aeranda at Monday, February 10, Wed
ncday Friday The boat win land her Fort
Washington.
trip 81 Alexandria, IS cents children half price
Capitol OK O'Clock Seas taken the
avenue each way; places, Is each
For apply Mr. Recsde, Georgetown George and
Thomas Parker Washington.
The Coyef saloons and comfortable and
JOB CoRsoN,
Feb s-4tsatsuTu&Th Captain.
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MORsE's TELEGRAPH.

THE Western Telegraph Company is removed the
lmsns shop, Pennsylvania
a few doorsw of Crowns Hotel
only telegraph Washington
Wnechr and Pttsbug
to Detroit Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville 81 Louis Nashville
Memphis, ycksburQ, and whole country.
office a doors OF the National
The southern street, opposite the National Inescncer
Office.
AMOS KENDALL,
7-dtf President Western Telegraph Company.
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Dispatches from Fs jus, arrived in Wash
ngon The bearer coming by way OF FL pssc and THROUGH
Txas Mr.. Hardy, We believe, IL the bearer. All III
Mexican bon Edary -son had arrived at the Pass
the exception OF team with HI supplies. hnoiiff
murder he'd been commiltsd-sr u. IL Wsk.feid, hsvns
charge OF the team, being the ah of Dscemuef ~
III. leg, by laohed % the commas on and disa On
The l5 h.-Bahi1,oyv Sss. ntt#
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ny DYER - MCGUIRE, Auct,o.ssrs.

I,OR Rent, and given three
brick building stable, south side
OF and adioin
sg residence Of John Dawson, csq
Apply TO Samuel Smoot, opposite. Jan 2l-d2w
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After the reading of the journal
AN AGRICULTURAL BUREAU AND AN AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL
AT MOUNT VERNON
Mr NEWELL as ked the unanimous consent to offer
resolution fooWs. HHft r
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01
Yellow Fever Anecdote.

Under this head the Now Orleans Delta
relates the following.
Doctor said the dying man. opening his
anguid eyes, how long do you think lean
liver
My poor friend,' answered the physician,
wiping the tears from his spectacles. do
not think that you can live more than twen-
ty four hours.
sOh, Doctorl' exclaimed the dying man,
don't say that. But can't live, suppose L
must bend to the will of Providence!
The sick man covered his face with the
bed clothes, and the physician not being a
BILE 10 endure the scene, was Just about TO de-
part, when his patient called for him: Doctor
what do you think it will cost for my funer-
alp
NV poor FRIEND answered the humane
physician, with tears in his eyes. 1T will not
cost much-probably not more than twenty
five dollars
The diving man stared up in his bed, and
raising his hands as though he was going to
exercise ghost, excla imed in the most PIT
iful tones, ooh, no, Doctor, don't say that
can't afford to pay twenty-five dollars to be
buried It's higher than other people pay
and can't afford it, So saying the young
gentleman sunk back and wept like Mo
be. Although worth some four or five thou
sand dollars in solid cash, ho couldn't afford
10 die because the funeral would cost him
twenty-five dollars. The meanness OF his
disposition striking into his system, drove
the fever ou; and he recovered.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01
On the death Of a young Lady.
pY REV. WALTER COTTON.


But yesterday and thou were bright,
As rays that fringe the early cloud,
Now lost /, life, TO love and light,
Wrapt in the winding sheet and shroud
And darl1ly DER thee, broods the pail,
While faint and low thy dirge is sung;
And warm and fast around thee fall.
Tears Of the beautiful and young,
No more sweet one! on thee no more,
Will break the day-dawn fresh and fair;
No more the purple twilight hour,
It's softness round thy raven hair;
No more beneath thy magic hand,
Will make the Tyres responsive lay
Or round its rings the wreath expand,
To crown sisters natal day.
Yet as the sweet surviving vine,
Around the bough that buds no more
Will still its tender leaves entwine,
And bloom as freshly as before;
So fond affection still will shed,
The hight on thee, it used to wear,
And plant its roses round thy bed,
To breathe in fragrant beauty there.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

"Boy," said a harsh, miserly master to his
apprentice, who had grown tired of beam
soup for dinner perpetually, and began to
mutter that it was not exactly the thing-"li
you'll say that soup is good, Ill give you a
cent, and if you don't I'll give you a ham
merng-now is it good or not1'
"Ye-e-s," whned the boy with rueful re.uc-
tance, reaching out at the same time for the
cent; otis good, but don't like IT," 1t is hard
to like thing on compulsion.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

The Boston Bee has seen and admired
the following curiosiries:
Rain from "clouds o adversity.'
The book studied by a "school OF whales.
The oxen that pIoug he'd "the field Of sci
ence and literature"
Grass taken from 'the path Of recttude."
A confagration kindIed by the "fire of am
bhion."
Twigs and leaves from "the common En-
glish branches"
The lungs with which "zepyrs breathe"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

Anoble saying is recorded by member
of the British house of commons, who by his
own industry and perseverance, had won his
way to that high position. A proud scion OF
the aristocracy one day taunted him with his
humble origin, saying
81 remember when you BACKED your faith
er's boots"
swell, sir" was the noble response, "did
I not do them tceHf
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01
From the Edinburgh Magazine.
The Daisy.

The daisy blossoms on the rocks,
Amid the purple heath;
1t blossoms on the rivers banks,
That thirds the glens beneath
The Eagle at his pride ofplace,
Beholds it by his nest;
And, in the mead, it cushions soft
The lsrk's descending breast.
Before the cuckoo, earliest spring
It's silver circlet knows,
When greening buds begin to swell,
And zephyr melts the SHOWS;
And when Decembers breezes howl
Along the moorlands bare,
And only blooms the Christmas rose,
The daisy still is there!
Samaritan of flowers to it
All races are all alike,
The Switzer on his gisoier height
The Dutchman by his dyke
The seal-sAin vested Equimaux,
Begirt with icy seas
And underneath his burning noon,
The parasold Chinese,
The emigrant on distant shore,
Mid scenes and faces strange.
Beholds it towering in the sward.
Wher'er his footsteps range.
And when his yearning, home sick heart
Would bow to his despair,
1t reads his eye a lesson sage
That God is everywhere!
Stars are the daisy's that begem
The else fields Of the sky,
Beheld by all and everywhere,
Bright prototypes on high
Bl,om on then, unpretending hower'
And TO the waverer be
An emblem fist. Paurs content,
ST. Stephens constancy.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

A little Jewess attending the theatre few
evenings since, was very much annoyed by
tho loud talk of an illiterate critic and she
told him so. "Well." said he, "you needent
eat me up for so small an affair" 30: you
needn't fear that replied the lady, "Pm a
Jewess, and do NOT eat pork"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

Mr.. Greely thinks the habit of drinking in
toxicating liquors is more universal in Eng
land than in this country. The aristocracy
drink almost to a man; so do the middle
class; so do the clergy; so do the women =
We are apprehensve that Greely has fallen
into bad company, since he has been in Eng,
land. Drinking women are to be found
there no doubt but not in such circles as
staid wel-behaved Yankee would be likely
tn scrape acquaintance with.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

The General Conference of the bunker
religious sect was at the last dates holding
IFS annual session near New Hope, Augusta
county, Va. numbering from hye to ten
thousand persons. from all parts OF The On-
ion. They meet in the woods, add the od',
tor of the Staunton Spectator, who visited
the camp. observes;
"Besides the people, there were from ten
to fifteen acres Of horses in the woods.
There seemed to be one or more horses tied
to every tree, as far as the eye could pcne-
trate the dark forest, contiguous TO the
church."
The Philadelphia North american says
this sect has numerous sdherents in certain
portions OF Pennsylvania, where they bear
high character for industry. thrift, morality
and intelligence.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

NEWSPAPER IN EeYPT.-There Is only
one paper in Egypt-a small monthly sheet,
in the Arabic language at four dollars
year. 1t is devoted mainly to the powers
that be, and every one iu the employ Of the
Pacha is obliged to subscribe 10 it Ex-
change.
We 60 for the Pacha!
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

Nor BAD FOR "NIGeER.-A negro prea'
cher referring to the day of judgment day in
his sermon said:
"Bredderen and sisters; in that day the
Lord shall divide the sheep from the goats:
and bress dc Lord, wo know which wears
de tcool."
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

COnnec,icu, has 100 common schools
I Norwich Courier. III,
dren, that great staple OF New Lng'Sno' s''
wrought up into men and women
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

A case involving the slave trade is before
the United States court at Richmond, Va
the slaves having been brought TO James
River from tn. West Indies.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

0TS"Thc last case of spiritual knockings
we had in Woonsocket," says the Patriot.
'wss man about half seas over, tapping at
the post-office winder for Gin cocktail.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

10 the city OF Rome, which contains TO-.
3s4 inhabitants, there.sre "a Bishops, l,24o
Secular Priests, 1892 Regular Priests, and
,467 Monks.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

The Pitis5urg Gazette ssys that ten
dollar steel plate, stolen several years sinee
from the State Bank Of Ohio, has been FOUND
by police Office Of that city.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

QySDon't sleep with open windows, IN.
less YOU want cold that will be the basis OF
a future onsumption--which is sure death.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-07-01

~ have a great aversion TO Aubnrn locks
ss the criminal said, when he took cell in
Auburn prison.