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Extract of Letter from an extensive Mer
chant in Plaihfeld, Livingston county Mich
igan. ~
PLAisFIELp. Mich, April 8, 1852.
Mr.. John y. Park--Dear Sir:--Drs Guysotts
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla Is performing
some astonishing cures in this place. a Mr.
s. B. Strickland has Just informed me that one
Of his cbildssasl,as been entirely cured OF
severe case Of scrofula by the use Of only one
bottle. He had tried almost every thing that
the Doctor had prescribed, but all OF no avail,
as the child cont nued getting worse. The
sores are now all healed up and the child ap-
pareDtly well, which is justly ascrbsd to the
use of the Yellow Dock and sarsapariia. &
[Signed] Yours truly, r. A. BEAL.
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steamboat Disaster-Loss Of Life.
CLEVELAND June Ia.

As the steamer Forest City was leaving
the harbor for Dunkirk at seven this evening,
one Of her fues collapsed by which three
firemen were killed; no other person was in
'jured. The steamer was iowed back by the
Alabama. si
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Lumber, Lumber.
RHMoNsTRANCH

REM o Ms = r AN CH
70 the Commissioners of 6cioto Co. O,
XE1 Il the undersigned, citizens OF Madi-
wv son Township, Scioto county o, 40
hereby petition youto taeate a certain Road
IN aaid township, petitiOned for by Milo y /,
Curtis and Others, commencing AZ the Rich-
mono Road, al Piumheart Run, near Ephraim
Pickey,s, and ending near William Stockham's
on the jackson Road, as we consider said
road useless TO the community Of said town
ship Signed By. s,,i,
end seventy-ons other citzens'of Scioto ooun-
|ty.. NIX June III, '52-w3tf iigy siq1
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pusinr ll,e week ending on The 5'h there
were - deaths fton cholera q New Or
'lsans. ssss! E &
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No. ! Enterprise Baiidinges, Front stI'ea'
HNNNs NSMe NM.

~ I'M NOODCS sis
NO. I Enterprise Baidiags, Hoak ssreet.
4NNN NEAe NMAN.
1881 MAY PURCHASES 1850.
FOR SUMMER SALES.
OUR VERY LARGE PURCHASES in
~ Februnri last, and intermediate orders,
having been almost entirely sold out, we baye
been induced 10 increase very largely, our
May purchases, and we have now The pleas.
IRE, Of Offering our customers an entire new
beautiful stock, combining in extent and va
riety, pr rhaps ibe BEST STOCK OF GOODS
IN THE WEsTERN STATES. Purcha-
lseis are fespectfaily invited tocall early, us
our business is so active, even large stock
lasts but ew weeks. One of our nlain char
acteristics Of fbusiness is, sGiier old goods
to accumulale, but to prcaeilt our customers
with new, desirable and saleabie goods, every
month or two, at lhevery lowest possible prices.
DRESS GOODS DEP AR fAlENT. Z
On the FIRST floor may be found for sale a
splendid stock Of silks OF all kinds, barage de
ltaines, uilconmonly cheap, aipaccas, lawns,
| ginghafns, jaconets, cambriCs, bonnetss ribbons
and millinery gonds, generally, 10 great yari-.
ty, also carpets, oil cloths, straw mating, &c
STAPLE DRY GOODS I9EP's. MEN T.
The second floor is at present literally stof
ed witha splendid stock Of staple goods, EN-
bracng prints Of the best fabrics aud styles,
and warranted coIors, tickings, checks, broad
cloths, cassimeres, Of all kinds, satlinetts,
twesds, jeans, bleached mnslins, &C. &c.
HAT DEPAR' 'iNiENT. a y
On the third floor is offered-at wholesale, a
splendid assortment Of hats, OF all kinds, sucb
as palm leaf, Kossuth, soft wool halls, fur hats,
and largo stock Of fashionable silk hats, from
one of the best eastern iaclories Also a very
h avy conSgnmentofco cotton yarns aud batting,
which are always sold at Pittsburgh or Cinciil-
natl prices.
l'EIE QUEENSWARE DEPARTMENT
Connectsin the rear with the main building,
consisting Of three large rooms, where can BE-
loun queensware Of all grades. Customers
are Informed that the stock is now complete,
and they can be supplied with anything they
need. An assortment Of all common ware sold
If desired, without extra charge.
Merchants who make their purchases east,
are requested 10 visit this establishment and
get supplied hereafter with queensware at east.
ern prices. They will thus save about ten
dollars nacrate Of ware purchased east
Glassware, Britannia ware and China, al
ways on hand. JAS. PURSELL,
Portsmouth, May 90, I852-dawtf
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Groceries, Groceries.

IT HAVE now on hand. the greatest variety
and best selected stock Of GROCERIES,
ever offered 70. sale 10 this market, which
will sell as low as can be pufchasedanywhere
would respectfully sny!te the Country peo-
pie to call and examine my stock.
Produce takon Upon the most liberal terms
VIM. MILLER.
Fourth st, 1 door east OF Court.
Portsmouth June Is, ~.
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{ Cattle Mark 81 ].

PHILADELPHIA. June Ia.
1900 Beeves were offered the sales were
made at S3@9c net.
Hogs sold at 8@64c,. and cows at sl2s40
cash.
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SEcRErAaY OF STATES OrfIcE,
Columbus, May 1, 1852.
Icertify that the foregoing iaw-is correctly
copied from the original roll on file 10 this Of
flee. WILLIAM TREvlTT,
Secretary Of State.
AuDITos's 0FFicr, ScIoro County,
June 10, 1852.
hereby certify that have compared the
above with the copy furnished by the Secretary
OF State and find II correct.
GEO. A.. WALLER, A. S. O.
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N OFFICE,

TTyHE sub scrber wishes allpersons indebt-
III cd to him to make payment Immediately,
and all persons having claims against him will
present them for payment, as he designs clo-
sing business in this city a soon as possible.
!. N. sB.--Ahy person wishing. to purchase
anything in his line, can do 90 at cost prices
NJ DAVID gFoRCHUEIMER,
+ Market st., No S, opposite Market House.
F June 4; '52-dwSw. II, ass ia.s g
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!. .TEAsl YEAsi
Starch.

81 starch. l1nf'
A superior z article Of Wheaton Starch
M for sale BY the box, package or pound. this
starch cannot bc excelled by any manufacturer.
Also -Brsgg's A. No. I. Com Stafeh, an ex-
ceIleSt aftfels for making Starch Pudding,
Czkeaud Blanc Mango, s
april p sSS. WM.MiELER,
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Martha Fixlsy's rlstGte.

V. Martha Fixiey's 1stete:
|KTyHE hndersigned has this day been sP-
hi pointed administrator ofthe estate Of Mar.
|tha F'ixley. dsceaseds BY ihe Probate Court q
Scioto county, o.. All persons interested will
take notice accordingly. IS. N
JOHN ~ BENNETT, Adm
Z Jme1, Ie69-w4ls
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JAMES PURSELf.

Imports. aIl1 ~ hclcszlc oczlcr ~
QBEENsBEAuE, CHINA a GLASS.
'; And General Dealer IN
FOREAGsN n AND ID ON ESTIC
DRY GOODS,
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

Nh est RESPECTFULLY solicit tho attention of the
lvH citizens Of St Paul. ana its surrounding country,
TO an examination Of their large and splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS,
LATELY received from the Eastern Cities, which they
now offer for Cash mt unprecedentedly low prices A.
nonr their assortment may be found the following being
only part Of their heavy stock;
TIE LAINES--of every quality, from 90 cents to
IL IS cents, ri ELFELT & BAGS.
HNASHE1ER E..A abeautifIl assortment, TO be had
~ 1t ELFELr & Bios.
ALPACAs--Plain, Figured, Black and ChanscabIe,
N may I've found ELFELT & Bios.
nRESS SILKS--Black, Figured, and variety of
II styles, TO be found at ELFELrs'
cATINS and Fiorences, for Bonnet Linikgs--every
- color. For sale at ELFELrs'
VJELVETS--Rich silk, and Cotton do, TO be seen
ELFELT Bios.
DIBBONS--Bonnet, Neck and Beta beautiful
N assortment For sale at ELFELrs'
TSRAvATS AND SCARFs--Gent's black and
For sale at ELrELT & BRo's.
CCARFS..Men's and Boys woolen--a large vnrie-
- ty, from 20 cts. to 81, at ELFELTs
ELOTHINC.-A large assortment Of Clothing and
~ mems wear, TO be found at ELFELrs
HARPETS.-Floor and stair Carpe,ne, very cheap
on EIFELTs'
HSAssIMEREs--Blscs Doessin and Fancy Cas-
~ simeres, tpr sale at ELTELTs'
TlLOTHS-Blue, black, and Fancy coiored Cloths,
u very cheap at ELFELrs'
WINDOW CURTAINS.--A superior article
w for window curtains, at ELFBLTS'
EvLANNELS, Tickinss and Iinseys--A Large as.
III sorfment, to be had at rgsr. ELFELrS
DUCKSkIN MITS and Gloves for so cents, at
II ELFELrs
HtLOvES--sIen's and womens Kid, silk and wool.
u en- Gloves, ELFELrs'
~oOLEN HalfHosc-a good article-oaly IS
w coats, at ELFELrs'
II DKFS..Isdes' Linen Cambria Kdkfs, from IS cts
IA to %, for ssie at ELFELrs'
n Are UnterSIesvex--A sr,uerior asxortmcpt tn he
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CHURCH BELLS.

HSHURCH, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
~ constantly hand, and PsALs or CHIMES Of Bells
tof any order Improved castron okes
with movable arms attached TO these Bells, that
they may be adjusted TO ring easily and properly and
Springs also which prevent the ciapper from resting
the Bell; thereby prolongiDg its sound Hansings CON-
plete Gncluding Yoke, Frame and Wheel9 furnished il
desired.
An experience of 30 years in this business By their late
father enabled him ascertain the hest form for Bells
the combination of metals and degree of heat requisite
for securing them the greatest sodty, strength and
melodious tones; which improvements, together
with his very extensive assortment Of patterns,
held by the subscribers, who have grown mp in The bust
ness, and who win every endeavor TO sustain the
reputation which the establishment has hersofore en-
joyed both In this and foreign counte:' the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest awards
tho n " State Agricultural Society and American Inst
tute; and At which were completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for different parts Of the Union and Canads
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still b
manufactured by the subscribers OF which they will have
constantly hand, assortment Of Transit instrl
ments, Levels, Surveyor coupassex, (plan, noniou
and improvedD &c. Also, Brass or Composition Cast
ings of any size cast 10 order.
All COMMUNICATIONS promptly attended to.
ANDREW MENEELYfS SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co., N. Y, 1851
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MIR. Murray moved TO strike GU, the ,vord
Attorney General and insert Chief justice
Fuller
The question being put ON the amend /.
mcnt, e5 49,
And division being called,
There were yeas s; nayss. alff9l
SO the motion prevailed.
The question recurring on the passage OF
the resolution as amended, ao 80
u wasdecided in the negative,
Yeas a; nays 6. 81,
No. !. Z. +. A memorial 70 the Senate
OF the Unitee States, praying for the ra,iG.
cation ct the Sioux Treaties aud the Trea-
iy.of Pembina, concluded with the Chippe-
was, 80 g G&H gMTW "a
Wastaken u2 on second reading.
Mr.. Murray moved that the MEMORIAL lie
laid on the tabis. = =
On which motion he called for the yea.
and nays, legfGr,' -
Which were ordered,
And there were,
Yeas 4; nays 4
Those who voted in the affirmative, are
Messrs. Farnham, FuiIertoa, L.avitf,
Murphy, Murray, Randall and Richards--
I.
hose voting in the negative, are
Mesrs. Black. Day, Fiaiisy, Giagra,,
kolette, Selby and Ludden Speaker-7. Is
So the question was decided in the mega
tive,
And the memorial received second rea-
ding:
And on motion Of Mr.. Black,
u was ordered to I've laid on the table and
read The third time Tomorrow.
Mr.. Day moved the House adjourn until
to- morrow morning 10 o'clock, a. IN.
Mr.. Murray called for the yeas and nay.
Which were ordered.
Those voting in the affirmative. are
Me.srs. Cave, Day, Farnham, Fiadley
tfingras, Leaviu, Murphy, Randall, Ro-
'ette, Selhy, Ludden, Spsaker-iI.
Those voting in the negative, are
Mrssrs. Black, Fullerton, Murray and
Rich aris--4.
So the House adjourned until Tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
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BOOKS! BOOkSi.
r. X. JOHNSON,

Draper ard Tailor, Jackson street. nearly Opposite
tke Minnesota Store
DEsrECTFULLY announces 10 the people 81 nnno-
h Territory that he Is carrying the Merchant
Tailoring business, where he oilers for sale, and eplcys
experienced worken TO make into garments, cheap for
CASH, tie following named articles:
French English and American Broad Cloths, Plain ard
Fancy Cassimeres great variety OF rich SssDgx, dne
Shirts, Cellars, Drawers Under-shirts, suspenderx,
Gloves, Cravas, Hats; variety OF goods for summer
clothing. and many articles not mentioned, which Cor
nentness durability and lit, lie surpassed by any
in the trade. Thankful for rast favors he solicitT
continuance Of the sumo.
r. K. JOHNSON.
81 panI June E. ISL
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JOHN MORGAN,

Midday betreen st. Paul and Stiiltoater,
DEGS leave to say to strangers whiting MINI
ID nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
commodation of the public, and being situated
in the midst of the most delightful scenery, sar-
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere Of unsurpassed purity-he hopes to
see company from abroad, az well as from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. WHO
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CARPET WEAVING,

VVNIE SUBSCRIBER, Of the corner Of Fifth and Mia.
Streets ST. Paul, is prepared 10 weave rag
Carpets equal in appearance ingram Carpets, at
very low price Any Of old garments may DO used
up economically in this way, than in any other;
and there scarcely family that may not, in short
time enough this way, for handsome and dura-
bic carpet EDWARD NJ WALTERS.
January !, 1852. sly
=. s Carpets hand for sale; and all Of Rags
bought or exchanged for Carpets.
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MEAT FOR THE MILLION.

XXyM. WELLS, at his meat market, Upper end
w az &c. Paul. has for sale the latest, tenderest
beef and the best fresh pork offered for sails In ST.
Paul. and at honest weight and prices Give trial,
will you, S-sor
We have also Candies, Trpe, figs Feet Head Cheese,
and rather better saussges than any links before
offered in ~. rsul.
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THE wORI.D.s CaIR.

FTIE Express between Saint Paul aud Galcna, Is
other excellent institution; il Is, in fact Here we
have by it, fresh lemons and several of goods
Of which In particular need In fact II any bo-
dy any thing, there is no place TO find it, like the
Worlds Fair. What customers wait, they must
have. even II lose money by it. And although we
buy goods low any other house, do often, in
fact every day. sell articles Tor less money than we paid
for them. IL satisfies sell for cash. at n small pro-
1t; so that will continue to say what choice
goods Cuvran sells, and how very low the prices"
NJ. CURRAN IL co.
81 Paul Irraary o. la52-2Y4n
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H0! for the Holidays.

LARGE and beautiful! collection Of Gift Books Is
N opened for inspection the Book Store Of
w. s. Combs appropriate presents for the approach
ing Christmas and New Years; among which are
The Gem Of the season, Tor 1859
The Odd Fellows Offering, for %
The ferget-Ae-Nof,
The Gift OF Affection,
The Irving Offering,
The Coral,
The Moss Rose,
The Lady's Album, ="
The American Keepsake,
Apples Of God In FIXTURES Of Silver.
The above beautifully hound IN binding, with
splendid steel cngsyiugs Got up expressly for these
works, and offered very low.
Also; ~large collection Of
STANDARD POETS,
appropriately bound for ON Books among which are;
Pope, Hesaan, Hewitt, Cook, Lsuden, Scott, Thomp-
son Wordsworth Byron, Burns, Cowper Rerk, Rodgers
Goldsmith, Montgomery, Griswold Norton, Campbell,
Young Blair Bufe johnson, sierns, Upper, Soathey,
Gray, Milton Moore, and may others numerous 20
mention. Call and see.
Albums,
A hesn.ifai collection Of Adams,
The Jenny Lind i" 81 .fra .t.
,-rA The Floral Cir
The Memento, 5a
The Sacred,
The Forget.me-net. !"
SIS. CHILDREN'S BOOKS.
large stock on hand, and far saIs cheap, BY 81
w. o. COMBS,
Next door Farrngtons Of capitc, and sain,
Anthsny streets.
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sTRAYED,

EyROM John Morgan's (Ualfway House, on about the
n lst Of November last, one yoke Of Steers. One
red, with white his beily--pcrhaps some white
spots about his shoulders His mate is adecp rcd horns
sawed Off about iour inches long. Any person finding
the above cattle, who VIII leave information concerning
the at John Morgan's will be hbcrally rewarded
ADRIAN CLICK.
Halfway House, Wash Co, Dec. s, 1851.
WRAPPING PAPER
ar ALL sizes ksed by Druggists, Grocers, &c, for
" sale cheap by COMBS,
Next door TO FarriI sicn's
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THE STONE STORE.

Neu Goods at Lop Prices.
~. SIMPSON, cerncr Of Third and oberts Streets
- has Just received entire stock Of Dry Goods
Boots Il shoes, Eats, Caps. Hardware, Wooacnwarc,
Quecnsware, ETC. Furniture, large stock Farm mple
of all kinds etc etc to which he invites the at
tention Of purchasers 81
June rs, 1851. Q0
LIQUORS.
uDORT, Madeira, Claret Malaga and other Wines; Old
i pale Cognac, Fourth Proof and Baldyvin's Amer-
Brandy; Bourbon Whiskey, Gin, Ram, For sale
low by june 26-{l0) j. ". SIMPSON.
TPOCERIES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, S. III. Molasses,
w Rice, etc. For sale low by
Jnne Is 40 j. ~ SIMPSON
H ETCHUPS, Peppcrsaucc, Tickles, Preserves Sauces
june as 40 J. ". SIMPSON,.
a large lot of Bedsieads constantly hand and for
n saleby june l6.-1iO j. W. SIMPSON.
BACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Fork, always
ID on hand and for sale by
June is. QO) J.W SIMPSON.
n-yAMILY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
June Is IO) In SIMPSON.
A fine assortment OF boots and shoes, polka, buskins,
"A booees, misses, boys and childreHs Shoes TO which
particular attention is invited by
June Is. Qo) In SIMPSON.
DEADY made clothing, o large lot, for sale by
II June 26. j. ~ SIMPSON,.
FIRESH butter and eggs, corn meal, western reserve
June 26. QOJ LW. SIMPSON.
HtOOKING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June rs. J. ". SIMPSON.
UDURE and No J. lead glass, putty and nails always
Il hand and for sale by
June 26. j. W. SIMPSON.
(
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A.LLARPENTEUR,

A. L. LARPENTEUR,
selling OF his extensive stock Of goods, Of all de-
u scriptiois, at
COST:
Those who want bargans FOR cash, Eay have them, in
the purchase Of all sorts of goods. Come soon and
come all.
January, Is, 1652. 80
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RoteIs AMI Conoepanees.
}. C. BuaBAsK. WI FAscErFK. n. ~. RICE
MINNIE sofa EXPRESS
PASSEN CER AND MAIL LINE.

lNONkECTING at Galena with the American Ex-
~ press Company, 10 and from Saint Paul and al tho
principal towns and cities in the United States and Eu-
rope-scnii weekly the land Galena, with
branches TO the river towns for the Of Pas
sengers Light Freight and valuable Packages; Collection
Of Notes Bills, Drafts, &c. Transportation Of money,
purchase Of every description Of merchandise, &c.
Competent messengers will travel constantly the
whole route and transact business In of
Importance between Saint Anthony and Galena both on
the river and interior land route.
The proprctors hold themselves responsible for all
moneys goods entrusted to their Passengers
may also depend upon being conveyed In speedy and
comfortable manner.
BgRBANK, rANcETTE CO., Proprie,ors.
Agencies and OHces.
Mcssrs. G. X. RICE q Co., ST. Paul.
j. IL. STEVENS & Co, ~. Anthony.
CnrRcHiLL d NELSON, Saltwater.
j.. STEELE, Esq, Fort Smelling
J. M. WHsLEy, Willow River.
I'm. RpBLEg Il CO., Prairie La Crosse.
b. w. BRIsBoIs, Prairie du Chen,
J. BaooKEs, Esq, Galcna-
November II, 1851. 81
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New Goods and New Prices, al the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

HNuLI1EK has Just oponed Tor exhibition M M.
u NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his Old
stand large aud splsndh assortment or Dry Good.
Ciothing indian Goods, Hardware Cutlery, tsis.sarr
and Croekery, Boots and Shoes Hats and Cans and In
ma Rubber Goods with every article usually called for
IN western Establishment, which he Offers NJ whole.
SAFE ana retail NJ prices much reduced. Merchants II,
Tue ndian trade can find every article they may wish
the trade sad with the that the charges will
De moderate and satisfactory. Orders can at all times
be flied TO any amount. 80
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TO POSFM ASTERS.

TDOsT OFFICE sTAMPS.-The Advertiser, Post
u master at Pleasant Grove, Allegheny County, Ma
~ land the first person in the United states who
ceived and undertook extensively TO publish the idea of
furnishing ali the country with Cheap Stamps. All
stamps made by him warranted equal superior to
any Others that be procured for the prices and
wherever any out In any manner detective
duplicates viii be Forwarded, notice,
without extra charge. All who order set Of stamps,
for full Of changes for dates only So or thirty
picces) shall be kept in stamps Gd hbitam. Full set,
with one change, 81.
These stamps neatly made with turned handles
and style the regular Government Post
shce Stamps-durabe, efficient and warranted. Price,
to % only, and special authority TO send by mall
free Address Postmaster, Pleasant Grove Allegheny
county, Maryland.
IL ANY editor publishing the above with this notice.
three times, and sending copy of the paper, shall
ceve credit for $40 wood letter $40 prsof press
IL preferred wood engraving, or engraved news
paper head Of the above value will be forwarded s4t3
cnn Pair Heayy-Iined PANTS, ut 8 ,50 per
cOO pair, at the WESTERN EMPORIUM.
4 Case NEW PRINTS, opened to-day-price 7
IL cents yard, nt the WEsTERs EMPORIUM.
Onn Kegs, i-2 Kegs, and IA Kegs Duponts Cun-
%VO powder in the magazine. For sale at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.
OK Kegs PICKLES, in Cider Vinegar, put up In
az and gallon Kegs, an extra article, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.
UDATENT Platform Counter Scales. For sale at the
WESTERN ENroRIVH.
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MURRAY,
MURPHY,
BOAL,
Co;nipittee.

4 DC report vas read.
Mr. Murray called for ,hs reading of the
affidavit, and the reading Of them was
c0nunsnred.
~ hpu
Mr.. Cave moved that the further read
ing a. he testimony, that was read on yes
terday, lie dispensed with,
Nhich motIo, did not prevail,
And The testimony was nj! read.
On COTTON Of Mr.. Black,
The report was accepted and the COM
nigite- discharged.
sir Murray presented No. 6,
A tdil authorizing Antoine Roberts to cs-
tsbi,sh and maintain Ferry across the
Mississippi river.
" hirh bill was read The first time.
M. 5. III. Of r.
a bill to dissolve the marriage contraci
bs,weenn Abrnm Hull and julia A. Hull,
Was AIKEN up for epgrossnient or com
TfIisus~nl. R
~. Murphy moved, that
The bll be cngrossed and read the third
tima tomorrow.
TIE yeas and nays were called FOR by Mr.
Randall and Ordered and there were
Yeas Z; nays7. -
Those who voted in the affirmative, are
Messrs. Black, Farnham, Fullerton, Lea
tiu. Mscphy, Murray, Roleue-7. Z
those who voted in the negative, are
MesFrs. Day, Findley, Gingras, Randall
RicsArds. Seily and Ludden, Speaker.
so the Bill was not ordered to he en-.
aE.yDbsssd.
rhe resolution presentd by Mr.. Randall
sn Yesterday requesting the opnian Of IN,
At,ornsy General on the Wsbashaw con
ssstsd election case
bNas sext taken up,
Sic, ssIby moved the resolution be adop
fst