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As0ir0I.
.R. ROBACK's NATIVITIES.

H..
IL Why be harasssd every day,
Thinking hat NAV next tale place
Dr. Robaek portray,
BY the planets truthful ray,
All events, o grave
That n tho future must face.
Nor Is this s Not only do the natyites cast by DR..
ROBACK, No White st- show what destiny seems to
for the individual but they designate the meth-
DDS nv which misfortune Sickness and other peris
avoided Pope says that, Heaven, while
Binding nature fast In fate,
Lett free the human will"
So that il we are forew1ned foreArned The
vity points the dangers that bese us and Knowing
thsm II is fault If We do not avoid them DR. c.
w ROBACK, ~ the Astrological adviser OF King Bema-
dote OF Sweden, warned him against scies and
is In confidential correspondence With his tho rsgn.
ing King Oscar tho First lie has alec cast tho naiives
Of the Kings Of Prussia Naples, Denmark and Hanover
and far. even thing has fallen out w these monarchs
according the very letter Of their horoscopes Dr. w.
ROBACK s prepared calculate Dstyiti,s for 1t
distance receiving their ths year, day and
hour birth For full nayites ~ Flo bs consulted,
by letter postpaid and including the necessary
fee, at No. Nhts-st, Eew-York
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L'OR PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY,

Il AUSTRALIA, 18th inst-The superior fast sailing b1s
JOHN SCOTT Capt. Baker viii have immediate dispatch
for the above port direct PASSENGERS only This ane vessel
will no more Freight q IS required for ballast and ex
cation snecessary but limited will be taken Tie
vessel nearly (only three years od and Will take bar
few passengers and presents altogether tbs favorable
opportunity OF reaching the newly discovered Gold region
Apply 20 E b. 81 TTON, No "A WAllst.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ Cor PHILADELPHIA. from Pier No I, North Rfvss.
ot Of Bsterypsee BY steamboat John Poter-rvo lfnss
day Morning Line leaves ct A. n Aferuooo Exprso
LIST class cara IS: ID elias fne BY NJ ony - Return
ns leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wslnut Ct AN an
p N. Emgrant Line BY steamboat Transport from Pics
No I, as z. ~. Fare: 81 50
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN
~ RAlLRoAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Ms,


~ RAfLROAD.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, Msy
l852Tins out of NewYerk leave conner Of Canal
1t and Broadway
AccohmoDATios AND sPEcnL-At and llSO A. n. |
AIS Express Stamford and Norwak and stopping at all
Stations beyond) and at 30 NJ through TO NewHsyen
At 80 P. NJ for Norwslk--st $50 A. NJ, and go p NJ
for Port Chester The ll30 A. NJ runs In connection with
Train from NewHayen 10 Hartford and Sprnsasd and With
Train the Cakal Road
ExrREssTRAISs for New Haven, Hartford Springfield Doe
Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 70 OgdensbFs
and Montreal A. M stopping at Stamford and Bridge
port connecting with the Hoosstonc and Nsugstuck Rail
roads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New
at $50 NJ stopping at Stamford Norwslk and Bridge
port connecting with Housatone and Nausstack Railroads d
Bridgeport.
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Special
At $50 T. and 935 NJ, and 40 P. M, through from Nev
Haven. At A. NJ, from No.wslk-at $50 A. NJ and ~
NJ from Pert Chester; The SIS A M resolves pa.sn,
gers from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads q
Haven. The 40 p NJ receives passengers from Hartford
and Springfield Railroads
ExPREss TRAINS leave New arrival Of rraina
from Boston at LIS and $50 p NJ stopping ct Bridgeport
Norwah and stamiord0 leaving Boston ss A. ~ sh<
S45PM
See large bill Of advertisement at the Station House ant
principal Hotsla GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr,
Superintendent
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REDUCED RATES-EM-

G-NEIh u L NEDOCED hA EAc--rf1u-
NJ PRE- CITY LINE.-The nsw double engine sSexa.
ship SIERRA NEVADA, 800 tuna J. d. WiAon Com
mander will take her departure for ASPINwALL Navy
Bay, on SATURDAY, ID JAY, ats P. NJ. This vessel a
accumulation saeiy and ventilation rpassed by any
vessel this route. An experienced 4 sifsskes
the vessel PASSENGERS per Sierra Nevada will dseRksrs
slongde the wharf az Aspinwa all and take the PsDsms
Rkrssi opened nearly GoTsona thus avoiding he
sk attendant upon landing In boats Chssres and tss
river navigation 70 GorgouA Apply to
J. HOWARD SON, Agents, No. "a Broadway.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
u ofte County hereby syea psrsots
b.Tihs claims ROBERT HALsRf late Of the CITY ~
pr--~at thereof
subscriber No 100 Third Of Sss
Yors fourteenth day " ygas RsIDssJ New
Yors the eleventh day 81 December, 1881.
dIs Is~onFs MARGARET HALsEY. AdmtnE
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

L Y Trains leave pier foot OF Duanest. follows:
EXPRESS TkAs at 81 NJ for Dunkirk connecting with
frstcass steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusky Toledo and
Monroe and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago
MAIL TRAIN at A. NJ for all stations
WAY TRAIN at 81 p. NJ via Piermont for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN at Il p. ~, via Jersey City tor Delaware
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at p M for Dunkirk connecting
with rsca steamboat for Detroit direct connecting With
Express Train for Chicago.
FmIcRlsr TRAM at P. M. via Pieunont
CHAS MINOT, Superntsndenl
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO-TURSDAY,

II June I5-Tne splendid douoi9-engine Steamship
CITY OF PITTSBURGH, 400 tuns burthen, VIM 9.
stotesbury Commander This splendid steamship having
undergone alterations suit her for the sds and
make accommodations superior 70 any Steamer the
Pacific will sail for San Francisco above touching az Val
parsiso and Panama Her ssteroomsse large and airy and
ueerxe accommodation superior 70 any steamship
soa having sbundapce Of both light and si wei ar
asra hight betweeu 6ecls Il cc.s5-.t.- expoc..-@ .-
viii make the passage San francisco In short time
II hiss been by steamer, thus Offering TO families
and those who desire they comfort, much please ntsf
conveyance by the crowded VIZ Chaes ~ only
limited number Of passengers viii be taken
Apply 70 THOMAS RICHARDSON, 40 IL Exshsngc-
place. New Ycrt and No ewslDn. at PHILADELPHIA
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professional Notices.

A RE YOU DEAF, or troubled with
IA noises in sichsrges from the ear , If So avoid
quacks the Of syringes oils &c and Dr. LII re-
EER, Ne So Prince ST. His success in making the deaf
heal unprecedented Short ak and imperfect sight re-
stored. Can be consulted personally, by mail from
prepaid.
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DHAETON, COUPEE, ROCKAWAY
III and HARNESS for sALE-An In 6rsf-rats order,
nearly new. To be Rsferty's Repository No 80
CanaLst B.F ROBINSON. No 81 Broadway
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LNOR S REWS URY, LONG
Il BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK,
PORT WASHINGTON MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS, (Middetownl and RED BANK--The splssdid
leave New-Heaven pier. Pecksp, East River, follows
From New York From Shrewsbury
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CALIFORNIA MINING EXHIBI.
nor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOR LIVERPOOL.-United State.
NOR NASSAU, NEW-PROVI-

DENCE, BAHAMAS-The fast sailing. coppered and
cooper fastened schooner ROVER Capt r. Mckinney ~lll
have mmedat dispatch Tor the above port For freight
passage, apply to EDWARD HEN. No . Liberty-st
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T AND VARIANTS bought ana SOLO
L A on the most favorable terms, by COLEMAN d
6RlKF No. IS Wall-st- near Hanover-st.
10 M and 20 acre Warrants guaranteed 70 be genuine,
90 receivable at any LandOce In the United States con-
rsptl, on hand Warrants forwarded 70 all part: OF the
country at the market price, the receipt OF remitances
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NEw-JEssEy ZINC COMPANY,
Sr.uofax nHlea No Il IIharfv-sf
II NICKERBOCKER SAVINGS BANK

N-8th-sv- corner Of xd-st-Open daily frcm 10 A. y.
M-Ths charter Of this !nsituton secures to minors
snd emaes married unmarried the entire sonsro OF sii
neasys deposited In their
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, rresdsst
kHsoH VILLA Secretary.
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The stages Tor SQuam and Freehold VIII run 10 connocuOn
with boat Stages TO convey 70 all prts OF The
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat on
account OF the owners
NOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMILs-
l. TON-Stesmer JOHN HART will leave Mauay-st
Pier daily Sunday excepted) p NJ Returning will leave
Keyport u o'clock Fort Hamilton Is minutes before
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NIEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-NEW

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-U. 9. NAH
and EXPRESS LINES-Through in IT houn-NowJeney
railroad via Jersey City, leaving NewYork ct A. NJ, foot
OF Courtlandt-st; A. NJ. and 81 NJ. Lberty-st Leaves
Philadelphia at l2i and A. NJ and 81 r NJ from foot OF
Wanutst Fare reduced to IS for srsscss and q 50 so
second-class.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold In the above nes and through baggage
carried in the A. NJ and 81 r. NJ lines from NewYork,
with through conductors
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-05

docamen-s onl psp-rs, kept By ihe Ae'iag
C0nus,siol'r. -aaiia- %, suvs hr uhlvcl
to the a. in.l .,ila q, br 5nrraoT. c.-
surer. Mrmhels ul ths B1art OF Iuaic
Works, and any Member Of The Gtueral
Assembly; and the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund shall annually report, as
is required BY the Constitution OF the Ex-
eculive Officers, 10 the Governor, the con-
diiion of the public debt and of the Sink
ias Fund, snd their proceedings in rela-
ton 20 the same; and also such other or
additional reports as may. at any time, be
required by either branch OF the General
Assembly.
SEC. s. The Commissioners Of the Ca
ralFund, shall. Immediately after the pas
sage OF this act, pay over TO the Treasurer
of State, all mon Us in their hands belong
ing to the State, who shall give duplicate
receirts therefor; one of which receipts,
with all books, records, papers and furni-
ture of every description, in their posses
sion or custody, belonging TO the state,
shall, at the same time, be delivered to
the Acting Commissioner Of the Sinking
Fund.
SEC c. The Acting Commissioner of
the Sinking Fund is hereby especially, re-
qured, authorized and fully empowered,
under the advice and with the concurrence
of the other members OF the Board, to
cause TO be paid the interest on the funded
debts OF the State, and redeem, according
to law, all the valid Ger iticates OF the Pub
lie debt, which have been asignrd or ere
ated on the part of the State; and to pre-
serve, to the extent of his power the faith
and credit of the Stale; lor which purpose
| he may, with the concurrence Of sad
| Board, execute and deliver in behalf OF
this State, all necessary certificates OF the
| public debt, and other instruments OF VIII
ting relating thereto, which by law may be
required TO be issued.
: Sec T. The Commissioners ofthe Sink
ing Fund shall be successors to the Com
missioners of the Canal Fund.
SEC. 8. 1t shall he the duty ofthe Com
missioners Of the Sinking Fund to select
some suitable Office or place, in the city OF
New York, and to appoint in Agent, by
whom, and at which place, transfers OF
the Sock d the Safe may be made, and
principal mdatcrcsC OF tuc foreign public
debt be paid, under such rules and reau-
lations as Ihey may adopt, in conformity
with the existing laws OF The State.
SEC. 9. All money paid into the Safe
Treasury, belonging 10 the Sinking Fund
shall be dis5ursed by tie Treasurer o
STATE, TO the Agent for the paym nj ol ihl
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AN ACT

20 aathgrize the Courts of Common Pleas,
and the Judges thereof, in vacation, 10
arrange the business upon the dockegs
of said Courts.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That the
Court Of Common Pleas, in the several
counties Of this State, and the Judges
thereof, in vacation, may, whenever the
state ofthe chancery docket in such court
requires it, order that at such subsequent
terms Of the court as they may deem ex-
pedient, the chancery causes shall be first
heard, and that all wrts of venire facias
for petit juries, and subpoena, returnable
20 such term shall be issued returnabe
10 the second or any subsequent day Of
She term, as the judges Of said courts may
by such order direct; and at such terms,
the court shall first hear the cause on the
ehancery docket, and shall not proceed to
llear the issues on the law docket except
by consent, until the day to which the
writs Of venire aforesaid, and subpoena,
were made returnabe; and the clerk Of
the court, after the entry Of such order,
shall arrange the trial docket so as to con-
form to such order, as to the days Of trial.
SEC. 2. That if the order provided for
BY the first section Of this act be made by
Judge Of the court of Common Pleas in
yacation, it shall be entered Of record by
the clerk of said court; but such order
shall lot be made later than four weeks
prior to the next succeeding term Of said
court.
SEC 8. That the act entitled "An act
20 amend the act entitled an act to amend
,he act directing the mode of proceeding
in chancery. and tha amendatory acts
jhereto." passed January 24th, 1876, be
and the same is hereby repealed
JAMES G. JOHNSON.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
April l6. 1852.
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SgevOIutioM isa Marble.

TIME .ubsctiber, having made ample arrange
Z ments ior a large supply OF HAkBLE, keeps
constantly Oh hand Munlics, Tnombs, Mouu-
ments, Head and Foot Stones, etc TIE 10 con-
saully receiving large lots Of italian, Fgypdan
aud American Marbles, which he is making up
IN a style not surpassed in the uuitcd states and
wholesale Or ra.aiI md solicts all persons 10
wanting, to give him u call.
tie viii also nrnish beautiful White Mnrble
for Caps aud SilIs, Steps, Fronts Pieces Tor
Doors and Vaults, Tile for Aoorng etc, very low
Tie has also on band considerable quantity OF
Free Stone mouumcnts Toombs and Head Stones
An sizes of Grind Stones, both ior wet and dry
grinding. warranted
0~yN. B.--Leueiing done in the latest and
m5sI beautiful sly les. in almost amy language re
qu red. MICHEL J. RuHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
nov SLY No. sc, Lower end OF Market st.
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EkELES ~ CAGB VEAL,
" HO LESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
MARKET ST, WHFGLNG. Va.
sIl and Pure S}Vvsgs

~ VIE snbscfibes is receiving at bis old stand
in Cadiz. Ohio. in addition tn hin former
stock, large sgpply Of CreS 10 asa pure
DRUG !. DYES S.GiLs, PAINTS, S,VARNiSHES.
ETC.. etc. in short every thing usually kept in a
WeSrem Drug Stofe.
His stock has bten carefully selected asto quail
iiy and prices will be so low TINT no person can
reasonably object. isstoclGwill hekep fuil. and
he would call the particular attention Of persons
Wishing 10 pnrchase any tlling in mis- line, to see
his took before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankn for past fayors, he stilIhopes, by care
and strict attention 10 business. to merit large
share Of the patronage Of II liberal public.
pay2l.Iy JOHN BEAIL.
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mo. 4s.l I.
TO define the duties Of the Commissioners
Of the SINKING Fund

TO define the duties of the Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund.
SEC. /. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That the
Auditor Of State, Secretary of State, and
Attorney General, created by article eighth
section eighth. Of the Constitution, a Board
of Commissioners, TO be STYLED the Com
missioneTs OF the Sinking Fund, shall ap-
point one of their number Acting Commits
sioner Of the Sinking Fund, who shall
hold said appointment during,his term Of
office as member Of said Board; and It
shall be the duty Of said Acting Commits
sioner, with the advice and concurrence
Of the other members Of the Board, to per
form all and singular the duties enioined
ON said Board.
SEc. 2. The Acting Commissioner shall
keep ia complete and full journal of all the
proceedings and orders Of the Board Of
Eommissioners Of the Sinking Fund, to-
gether with q record Of all certificates Of
the Public Debt, and transferofthe same.
and all other papers ISSUED or made by
order Of said Board; and said Commits
eiouers may appoint Secretary or Clerk,
TO assist the Acting Commissioner, with 4
salary not toexceed dollars, q be
paid as other oHicerso ofthe State are paid.
SEc =. All the books, records ani pa-
pers oE the office of the Commissioners of
The Sinking Fund, (except the books III
New York for transfer ofstocks and pay
mehs ofinteEest shall be keptat Che otIice
n the Acting Commissioner, at the seat
pf Government Of the State.
Sre !. All the books. records. journal,
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New Hagerstown Academy.

THE summer term of this Institution will
commence on Wednesday, the 5th day OF
May, under the management of its former
Teachers, ]. & j. w. LINDLY. In addition
to boarding houses, provisions are also made
for boarding on the Club system. Books
and Stationery can be obtained from the
Principal.
Notice is also hereby given thatth Teach
ers in the academy will not give recon-
mendatons to any student for school teach,
ing who has not gone through preparato'
ry course of training
Rev. r. BROWN, Pres. of the Board.
New Hagerstown. O., April IA, 1852.
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Administrator,s Notice.

NoIIoE Is hereby given that at the Pro
bate Court fOg Harrison County. Ohio, th,
undersigned wes appointed and qualified as
administrator Of TIE estate OF Zenas Beail,
late Of said county deceased.
All those indebted to said estate are re-
ouested to make immediate payment; and
those having claims against said estate, are
notified to present them for settlement with
in one year from this date.
HiLLEARY BEALL, Administrator.
A. C. Turner Atty. April 2l, 1859
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NOTICE.

THE public are notified that the celebra-
ed troitng horse Green Mountain Morgan,
that was raised by John 6. Robinson, Esq
of Vermont, will be kept for the present sea-
son in Cadiz,
Said horse is beautiful bay, l6 hands
high, and for style and appearance is not
surpassed by any horse over exhibited In the
county. Terms moderate. For further par
ticuIars, address, o. SLEMMoNs or DAVID
BRADEN, Cadiz.
Anril L 1852.
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EKNAL ACCOUNTS.

NTO rICE is hereby gwen that the following
/ Y accounts hhve been tle in the Probate Court
of Harrison county, Ohio. for settlement:
IRE final account olDt. Juhu Nc ean as guat-
dian lor Alkaline Cooper in her minority
lhe account Of Joel Crambletl as guardian ol
Join spray.
ulor Of Jane Beatty, deceased.
The in.d account OF Joseph Webb rs Guardi-
an oe john aud Isebecca w ebb minors.
Ihc lst aoeounto of james Welch and John
WeIeh, executors ols amutl Wclth. deceafed
, And lblt tho same will be severily examined
and pasaed. .uponby The undersigned, on Monday
The l7il, day VI Mny next. b. w, ViEHS,
/ April l43. Probate Judge
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k~--h-~>-~-~> ----~l --N~ l~--A---~J-~>'> '>--h--~J
a q, PAkEfD6E. Daguerrean Artist. No.
IA 36. Monroe ST.. below Market. Whee ing.
Va. respectfully announces TO the citizens OF
Harrison and adjoining counties, that he is pre-
pnrd to take Dagqerrcolypes in the yERy BEsr
sTyLRs. and with all The latest impro sements
Likenessce taken equally as well ia cloudy MS
in more pleasant weather. nhd particular atteil.
lion paid 10 obtaining thr most favorable position
fr se;nring u pleasing likeness.
Groupes OF any nnmher Of persons can be Ia
ken on one plate. and perfect likenesses ,ikei
4 of yonng children.
4 am consmuily receiving, y. ~ have always o.
hand. acompl,'te stock Of l.ockets, Fancy Cnses
and Daguerrean Materials, Appsraius, &c, al
Of ,tIiI-h will cell on the most fnyornble terms
o,,t29 W A. q. PARTRIDGE.
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AN ACT
March 19, 1859,

Re.ulai lie Hours Of Manual Labor.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly OF the State OF Ohio, That III all
manufactures, workshops, and other pia-
ces used for mt chahlcai OF manufacturing
purposes, in the State ut Ono, where chill
dren under The age Of eighteen years, and
women, are employed, the Time OF labor
Of the persons aforesaid, shall not exceed
ten hours for each day; and any owner,
stockholder, overseer, employer, clerk or
foreman, who shall compel any woman or
any child under eighteen years OF age, to
labor in any day exceeding ten hours, or
shall permit any child under the age OF
foulten, to labor in any factory, worshop
or o,herplace used tor mechanical Or man
utacturing purposes, for more than ten
hours in any one day, where such owner,
stockholder, overseer, employer, clerk or
foreman has control, such person SO often
ding shall be liable to prosecution, IN the
name of the state of Ohio before any Jus-
tice of the Peace or Cor OF competent
jurisdiction, OF the county wherein the
same shall occur, and upon conviction
thereof, be fined in any sum not less than
five, or more than tilty dollars.
SEC. 2. That in all engagements to la
bor in any mechanical or manufacturing
business. days work, when the contract
of laboris silent upon the subject, or where
there is no express contract, shall consist
of ten hours;and allagrcements, contracts
or engagements in reference to such labor,
shall be SO construed.
SEC. 8. That whenever fine shall be
collected, in accordance with the first Sec
ton Of this act, the same shall be paid
over to the trustees OF the township where
in the trial may be had, and the same
shall be by them disbursed for the bene-
fit oil common schools.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President OF the Senate.
March 10, 1852.
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.%cbOag RS0OEH!

.$Ch00E Rs0OE"!
r ME subsctibpr is receiving directly from th'
I publishers. the following SCHOOL BOOKS
which h. offers TO teachers and others on the
very BEST terms:
Balloons English Grammar;
Latin do
Greek do
Lnru Reader;
g. Caesar;
Greek Reader;
Davies A,ithnetic; i>aN's Arithmetic:
ComstocA's Philosophy Watts Oh the Rinl;
Chemistry, rinoiios Philosophy
" Eloculion; Davies B, urdon;
Girkanl's Ito - LcgeHdra;
English Ora nmar;
M.tchcls Primary Geography. new ed;
Geography and Atlas, do
- Ancient Geography;
Blrriu's Geography of the Heavens,
Vrgil DcIphini; LoyrlI's Young Speaker;
Horace do Nevins Biblical Antiquities
Also PorItet, Family aud School BIBLES and
TEST AMtETS; Miscellaneous, Law. and
Common School Books, OF the kinds in general
usei Cap and Letter Paper; Note Paper; Envel-
rpes, vnrrous kinds, Blank Books; Steel Pens
InKs States and Pencils; Memonnduns; Copy
Books; Engraved Notes; Music, Drawiag aud
Tissue Paper; Port Folios and Albums, cct etc
All Of which will be sold cheap for cash. oI
approved country produce.
uct}9 JOHN bEAbl.