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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-04

As Ia 50: CALL AND SEE.-We havo
Just received Of our importation, 80 Engiish double
Guns, reul steel and twist barr.tl. and putt breech
With steel no1tings and warranted ~ months. Price
$l5. lain double Gun nj S.. E,ys Intent wire
cartridges, from No. 7 shot up Buck hot,-Elcys
universal cartridge ey double yntc-proof central
fire Percussion copa,--Fley'sf Baldwins enu wads,
Engish diamondeHin Cunpowder. Also ID lponl Gnc
Powder, in 90 Ia. kegs, reduced prices,
for cnsh. by WIN. 4 3 @. FISHER.
sept 30--dts Opposife hc lroH1En Hot0
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4 AssD AhsE.-W nre now in receipt Of GU
d Fall stool, Of HARDWARE, CUTLEEY GUNS

A2sD WAhsE.-Weo re now in receipt Of gu,
d Fall stock Of HARDWARE, CUTLEEY GUNS
md SAD)IERi, comprising Inc most c0Dl- IN
7lctf aud rfie3isfns assortment exhibited ETTAn
in THIS NJ ARkEr. We hive now 81 hnnd: x 49,
800 dozen Axes Va aud Ky patterns
5000 " fenand Packet knivas, il endless variety
$500 Z" k,ives aud forks, ofall prices and qunlily
1000 " knob stock, cupboard, and other locks
"0OD " Butts, Parliament, mud hook aud eye lingra
5000 gross. wond screws, assorted -izcs
300 dozen fiat bastd mill, pit and x flea
500 " spades and -hoves
100 " manure and Hay fork
40 " selves and silcrs
40 single and double bafrel Guns mud Rinrs rangin
in price fl ON s. 80 IN 81 each
100 dozen and wonens saddle trees, zirrup
irons, bride bit. harness nad bllic buckles ring &c
in great ,riey. Iron ea. all sxc', elliptic springs
hub and snnd bands, h0s skins, bride filings nn1 sud
dery. Hardware generally Bncksuth tolls Of every
descriptions Planes, ,hscis eugers mud rnfpentnrs'
tools, hrge assortment. Fur fnrncrs nnd Plantation
we hive full assortment of nrticcs, such M Bran
he ScWhes. grub hoes manure nr-, prrlcn forks, pick
uncs, &c, MI Of which offered for .n'e nj low prices
Al purchasers. particularly merchants, visiting this
market L. buy goods, respectfully invited Ia Gull md
cxnmire assortment before purchasing Ding on
lrther North, feel insured goods and prices
will compare lavorably with my shmerl in the
Eorthcin cities. SMITH & ROBERTS.
sept lOd2m If n Ma" Strut, Rio1mon ,, Ia
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NEW Derry Gcops sTOREgN TasE

"
" CITY OF RlC!MOND.-l Ec Sub-rIib. rs havil-
fssoratrd themselves for the iurrose Of conflicting
general BRT GOODS BUSHES hpve opened the
store. No 81 Main md rrrrising fher
Fall ST. Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Their stock having been purchased in the Northern
cities 10y Of the firm in person, for the money they
feed assured in sovirg thai they enabled and di,-
posed to oaar greater Inducements, regards price
han any other liousr in Il State.
Returning thanks to tbc firnds md patrons Of the
old concern of liant MUSES., ct Lynrhbue, they re-
-" cfula solicit call from th"m " hen visiting ms
lily. Determined, they afe AT all times L. ar" no
ocIons please and give satjelac on toa wLo i.'or
rlDn with call thrp hope 70 r"cev" liberal SHIRE OF
n cir patronage. GEORGE HART
ALFRED MOSES.
Country Ncrchonts VISITING Richmond, rinh viii
ind il to heir advantage examine sort before
PURCHASING aug 2l2tw6~ifl II. Il NJ.
vNEEE Ashegicasa Farmer, PUBLISHED
4 monthly. t Bntimo'e. IL 5 Sands II u perycar
Subscriptions for Til. valuable porod,ruI, which soui
be in The hands Of every Fnnncr)
Tie NORTHERN FAEMER, published nsoot'y ut
Il cets per ycor continuing large octave rng"s .ub-
,criprinas received by c. MORSE, OP@ae war
pi& Uc,sc set 7-d's
Al g3asTsUEs FOR SAEF.-A likely Young
" WOMAN aup four children Tor sale 1hewon"n
is good Pastry cook ind Seamst.e ss Apply al this
Office | PIT l0"d2"
A NNUAE EEETgNG-Thc dhh annool
"A meeting If the StocAbnders of the Virginia and
Tcnn .sce Roroad omnany vii, tnkc pare at 'h"ir
otfrf in tie city Of Lynchburg. Wednesday, the 3rd
davof November r"Xt
Form Of E'rOXy.
Kuo1r al ,qen B, Mc presents, lhat %P, tie sub
scror, belt. Stoc holders the Firg jna and lrnn"s-
see Ra,Irnai Company, 90 hereby constitute aud aI-
noint - our true and lawful Attorney aud i.oAy,
70 represe 1t euch uf in al neral meetings of the
StocIhnh of said compn y, when wen not per or
ulv present with full p"weraud authority nj such ge-
erol meetings to give such votes I'D 10 d such
other act or n,,t. eac OF could give or do 1t we
were personally present
Witness our hands and seals, this day o. = "a -
Wiucss, - '""'"(
Oct l--tdm = AsESiIl
Lvnchbnrs Republican and Expires. ledtord Salem,
Wvthcv and Abngd reper-, wlil l'n-e COPY.
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'GSfDOspt.ssIptse,

HE above sui is postponed u. ii TUESDAY tie 18th
lu>'' lN.f lbs NJ. K &.
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ToBAcco-A .tea,y demand, and active sales at full
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CHARLES SCRIBNEK,
~ polk Rotr, afd Id Nassau Street, NJ Y.
sept - IL m
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pALrIMoRrc GOWN aRCIAL MATTERS. ssrr 80

DAN'L s DELAPIANE, h,epecn
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Courfrv Ncrchons VISITING Richmond, We tlinh will
lind it to iher advantage examine oar stort before
purcL,.inc T sug 2l-.2tW6wifI II. II NJ.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
HOME AND woNrN.

II ever there has been more touching
and eloquent eulogium upon the charms OF
nome, and It's dearest treasure, woman, than
is contained in the following extrac. from
The Inquirer, il has no, been our good for.
tune 10 meet il:
"Our hones-whai is their corner slone
but the virlue of womanl And on wha,
docs The social weI.being res, but on our
honest Must we moi trace all other bless.
ingS Of civilized life TO The door Of our pri.
va'e dwellingsl Are not our hearth stones
guarded by the holy forms OF coniugal, fial
and parental love,l corner stones OF Church
and Slale-more sacred than eilher-mors
necessary than bo,h? Let our temples
crumble, and our academies decay---lel eye-
ry public edifire, our halls Of justice, and
our capital of State, be leveled With tho
dust--bul spare our home. Man did noI
invent, and he can no, improve or abrogals
them. A private shelter TO cover in TWO
hearts dearer 10 each other than all the.
world; high walls TO exclule The pro(ana
eyes Of every human baing-secusion Q.
nough for children TO feel that mother is q
pecnlar naIno--Ihis is home, and here isthe
binh place of every virIuous impulse; OF
of every sacred thought. Here the Church
AMI the State must come for their origin and
support. Oh, spare our homes! The love
we experience there gives US our faith in an
intimate goodness; the purity and disinler-
esled tenderness qf homeis our, earnest. of
a better world. In the relations there eslab-
lshed and osVred, do we find through life
The chief solacc and j,y OF existence
What friends, deserve the name compared
with those whom a binhrighi gave usi---
Ono mother is worth thousand friends one
sister dcarer Than twenty intimate compan.
ions. We who have played on The sumo
hearth, under the light Of smiles who das
back loihe same season Of innocunce anil
hope,i IN whose veins run the same blood; d.
we not find thai years only make more sa.
crod ard Important tho lie that binds usl---
|Coldness may spring up distance may separ.
at, different spheres may divide; but those
who Continue 10 1--we a, all, mus, find ,ha,
The friends wiso Sod himself gave, are hat
llhe yrarDing for these is tho s,rongee, spark
Fin ous'expiripg sT cton."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
sTHEoRIt.IN OF RACES


.7s Treating The origin ofracs, D.. Syn ,ndt
of Bristol, England, propeunds The follow
ing series Of queries 10 his readers, leaving
the nlerenceio be drawn HAT thsy ars no.
easy Of solution:
Are the olive Malay and tho rid Am.ri.
can the dusky New Zeander and the fl yii
Saxon, all Of our original slockl D;d m.
ra'ason'ans' whose ayeage heigh, is nsarIy
six feel, spring from the same parents win
Plgmy BosIesinens, usal heights under fiv.
that OF the Ie'nses rarely exceeding Guri-.
Are .he lal ,b.u5b:r,fed, au vistssl E,Iui
lnaux even most dslanlly related 10 ilIcIss,,
date.ealing haiche,.Iaced Arab. DJcs ihs
Bospsman, who livas In cav IS and h ,le..
and devours ants eggs, locui,s and snakes,
belong 10 the sane sp;ic,s as tbs inen w.,
luxurlaied 10 II, hanging grdans Of R,bg.
lon, or walked III, olive grove Of Aca Iem5.
Or sa. en,hroned in The Imperial h5mss OF
the CAESARS. or reposedin in the marble palaces
ol the Adrialic, or held sumptuuus festivals
in the gay saloons, of Versaillesl Can tbs
gtoveIing Wawa, PROSTATE before his fetish
claim a commu'ly Of origin wi h those whota
religious sentiments inspired Them 10 nile
the prodigious temples of Thebes and Mem.
phls, TO carve the frezes of the Panhenon,
orlp raise the heaven pointed arches Of Co.
loSne, Thai ignorant Ibo, muuering his al.
most inar'cdlase prayer, is hs OF the sams
ultimate ancestry OF lhoso whpsang d, uh.
less strains in h>aor Of o ympian Joye, Of
Pallas. Athepe; or oltbose wh,, Id x aD,,fsf
Worship. ara elm,ip9 iheif eln,iouls { vain.
l1r soletn lfiaiites ID ,se caufcles 81 t
domi Thdi Alfauro women, with her fla,.
tened face, and transverse hostriis, thick
lips, wide mouth, projecting teeth, eyes half
closed by the loose swollen upper .eye.lids
ears circular, penduIous and tapping, the
hue OF her skin Of smoky back, and by
The way Of ornament, the sceplum Of the
nose pierced with round slick some sir
inches lorg--is she ofihe same original par.
enlage as those whose lranscedan. and Der.
ilous beauty brought unnumbered woes on
the people of ancient glory; convulsed king.
doms, enlranced potts, and make scholars
and sages forget their wisdom! Did ihey
all spring IRON one common molher7-.
Were Helen ofGrcece, and Cleopatra of f..
gyPl, and Joanna Of Arugon, and Rosamond
oil England, and Mary Of Scotland, and The
Eloisas, and Lauras, and Ian,hes-were all
these, our poor Allauro, daughters of Eve7
The Quaiqua or Saboo whose language is
described as consisting Of certain swapping
kissing, ard grunling sounds. all more or
less nasal-is he too Of the same descent as
those eloquent voices. illuminated over
G4ece, or shook The forum of Rome, or as
that saint and father Of the Church, sur. ma .
med the golden mounted.' or as lhoss
whose voices have thrilled all hearts with
indignation, or melted them with pity and
ruth in the liJne.honored halls Of w eSlmiu.
isler ">
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
Z. SAVE YOUR MONEY. 60
CHARLES p. FREEMAN q Co.,
Late Freeman, Hodges & Coz
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS,

lAA broadway, door south Of l.. st,
NEW YORK, g.. .t
HAVE now on hand, and will be receiving daily
I'll through The season, New Goods, direct from
the European manufacturers, and cash Auctions,
rich, fashionable, fancy Silk Millinery Goods. =
, Our stock of Rich Ribbons, comprises every va
Yiety Of the latest and most beautiful designs I'M
ported. .r. .F..
. Many of our goods are manufactured xpressly
TO our order, from our own desings and patterns,
and stand unnvaled. We offer our goods for
Hxrr CASH, at lower prices than any credit House
In America can afford.
All purchasers will find it greatly to their ad-
vantage TO reserve portion of their money and
make selections from our great variety OF rich
cheap goods
Bonnet Silks, Satins, Grapes, Lisses and Tarle-
tons.
Embroideries, Collars, Chemisetts, Berthas.
Habits Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings and Insertions
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and Hemstich Cam
hJic Hdkfs.
Blonds, illusions, Embroidered Laces for Caps
Embroidered Laces for Showls, Mantillas and
Wells. "4 H0 @ 3
HOniton. Mechlen, valencenes and Brussels
Laces. Es
English and Wove Thread, Smyrna, Lislt
Thread and Cotton Laces. ttl
Kid, Lisle Thread Silk, and Sewing Silk, Mitt
and Gloves. ta.3t! Il
French and American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, English, American and Italian.
- 6tlwa Bonnets and Trimmings. mhlS;3m
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ENo. 35l


AN ACT to extend the time in which admins
tratonmay be granted in certain cases, and to
repeal the goth section of the act to provide
for the settlement Of the estates of deceased
persons, passed March 23d, 1910.
SEc. 4. Be il enacted By the General As.
sembty of The State of Ohio, Tha, admins
tralion shall not be originally granted rs of
right. aIier the expiration Of twenty years
from the death Of the leslalor or intesta,e
Provided, nevertheless, that each Probane
Judgn shall have power, within his county,
10 grant letters Of original administrator
upon ,he estate Of ony person heretofore de-
ceased, or who may hereafter decease, as
weli after as bchre the expiration of the
said period Of twenty years, upon petition
of The nexs kin, or other person or persons
interested, OF their agenl,and on COED cause
shown Tor granting such letters as aforesaid;
andihe said Judge may, before allowing The
prayer OfAany such poii,iop, direcl notes
thereof 10 be given by Publication, for Il
period no,exceeding thirty days, in one OF
more q the newspapers printed 10 the ccun.
" @hefe such eed,ioa ia 6Bsa~-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
.CDnlntrrf alarkets alD Snrerd 1uttliiggnfe,

SW6E7 n fTi5 is1Ihd0 y tfVFt1 f7FIT N sE1SsTsf
--l-le.4 0aN Eli ID lESeT INyYi3',ib ,Gsm
fdfi, A nirnainau haEnia1gn laAaod adI az
E1s "a lalsI5s 2 dung " 4 bas .f9T1sB5I'T
W. ]R5DsesGi3is ,syali u isDnsS I'D
II i'itfS 81 ..FslW haan AassD sailta non
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
mo. 341

ANACT to amend the act entitled can act 10 pro-
vide for the settlement Of the estates of deceased
persons" passed March 23d, t840. - :.'t '
10 SEC. 4. BE il enacted By lie General As.
senlbly ofthe Stale Of Ohio. Tha, II the.ex.
eculor OF administrator doub, The justice Of
any claim presented or verified as provided
for by section eighly.five, Of "an act 10 pro-
vide for The settlement Of the estate Of de.
ceased Persons," passed March Esd, 1910,
he may enter into an agreemenLin writing,
with The claimant, 10 refer The m after in con.
IroverSy 10 three disiniereslcd persons, who,
If the claim does not exceed one hundred
dollars, shall be approved Of by justice oil
.he peace CT The county in which the parties
or either Of Them reside; or If The claim ex-
lceeds one hundred dollars. the referees shall
be approved ofby The probate judge of such
county. v'fhs@ eyt. Hf -+n
SEC. 9. That the Ligh,y.sixlh section Of
"an act,lo provide for The settlement Of The
estates of deceased persons; passed March
Esd, 1910, which reads as follows: "lf the
executor or administrator doubt the justice
ofany claimpresenled or verified, he may
enter into an agreement, in writing, with The
Claimant, TO refer the matter in controversy
TO three disinlerested persons, who It the
claim does not exceed one hundred dollars,
shall be approved ofby a jusnce of the peace
Of The county in which The parties, or either
Of them, reside, or If the claim exceed one
hundred dollars, the referees shall be up.
proved of by one Of the associate judges oI
common pleas Of such county," be and the
same is hereby repealed, MS 7tr
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House Of Reps.
u 'a ~ 80 WILLIAM MEDlLL,
s,G % s n President Of the Senate.
q. March l9, 1859. t frsVsy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

SEC z That.lhe twentieth section Of the
act to toproyide for the se.ilement Of the O..
iaIesl OF deceased persons, passed tho lwcn,y.
third day Of March. in the year ,eigh,een
hundred and forty. be, and ,hossm. is here.
by repealed. ,,l hpa a Ta
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
,,.avmh Regular POmerOy and
tlkFhxs6S Portsmouth Semi-Weekly
PaCket-The Steamer

JOHN BRUBAKER, MASTER, will make semi
weekly trips between Pomeroy and portsmouth.
Leaves Pomeroy every Monday and Thursday'
at 7, o'clock, A. M.
Leaves Portsmouth every Tuesday and Friday
at 10 o'clock, A. M. N&
Gr The REVEILLE having been purchased and
Atted up expressly for the Pomeroy and Portsmouth
trade, will run regularly, leaving promptly at the
above hours. Allbusiness entrusted to this Boat,
will receive particular attention.
Pomeroy August 26, 85.-m2.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

NHVV GOODS
TUST RECEIVED--A fresh and general
d assortment Of GROCERIES,; also a small lot
Of Spring and Summer Goods, in addition TO my
former stock, consisting Of almost every article
usually kept in country retail stores, which j am
prepared TO sell on the most moderate terms. |
would most respectfully invite purchasers to call
and examine my stock. t,I .ougA III !.
: Pomeroy, March Q, 1852. nib:tf.
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SEcaerARy OF SrATR's oy7,oE, F,
Cnlnmhns. lR6Q N Z

certify iha, the foregoing law is correc,.
Y copied from The original ron ON file 10
this office. a''a 27.a ig1-' Efi
7anos WILLIAM TREviTr,
/ Secretary of Stale.
& yysy GaB sg6 -.--lEgak1 N ( 'sSef
81 ota9 ~ AUDITOR S OfsicR.t
5ys, Ia. .t1., Pomeroy, 1864.
!, certify that tho foregoing law is corrscl.
" copied from the original copy furnished
by the Secretary Of Slale. 5'f at7i
i'gd vi 5r,i fsa,.o &. 2 s. HALLIDAY.
aasani sR. l. Amitor,o Of MeiRs Cossig.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

bs'sisai sbA aolas,A 10
.alia ,eAl 10 1alsid g..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
$3.50

ii "a l,ls..ln VOL 4,-- NO 49,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

.I.nu1n M ItNVsF % ~ ~ y
AN ACT to repeal the act entitled an act to levy
a tax on the income of practising lawyers and
physicians, passed February twenty second, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty.
SEC. |. be IL henacted by ihe General As.
sembly ofthe State Ohio, That the ac en-.
t.led an act to levy TAX on The income Of
practising lawyers and physicians, passed
February twenty second, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty, be, and the same is
hereby repealed. sar277 q
JAMES. C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of The House Of Representatives.
e, .>.. w. MEDlLL,
President Of The senate.
March 10, 1859. b1s q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
.0apsaA h Regular Passenger Pack
lJaHkbsJS ct between POmerOy aud
q Cincinnati The splendid light

draught Passenger Packet
TIBER,
WASH. KERR MASTER, will leave PoMERoY
every MONDAY morning, at s o clock.
Will leave CINCINNATI every THURSDAY eve
ninR at O. clock.
T The TIBER is new, substantial and finely
fsrnished-intended solely for this trade and may
be depended on, as such.
For freight or passage apply on board.
Noyemher 85-nbtf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

in all mauers wherein, BY ythis act. juris lie.
lion is conesi16d doRsuchlprobate Judge. a
n SEc,d7A iThe first, second, third, fourth
and sweniie,h sections Of The act directing
The. mode Of. trial In. cerlain cases, passed
March seventh, eigh,soh hundred and ihir,e-
one, be, ands,he sumo is hereby repeated. y
--.sisd Al 10 JAMES c. JOHNSON, so
Speaker Of the House Of Reps,
w. MEDlLL. -. cc
2 eaR s7'As'lau 70 Speaker Of the Senate. 4
March,sf2 1859. gaidSitSdr Hij 6 pa =
spi1 bgsB ,ss's,o ---E 'nhaaipebl s..
sesssH .,q,ss [Np l,3s.I sIgsy 8ga,
,ANACT to repeal the fifty.segeuth section Of an
& act diiecting the mode Of proceeding in chancery
apssseds March fourteenth, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-on and TO direct the manr
( .ner OF, and terms upon which DEGREES may be
opened in causes where The same have been rem !.
Z, dered against parties without actual notice. n,
=. SEC. abe ii enacted By the General
Assembly ofthelSta,e Of Ohio, Thai parties
againstwhom dereeln chapcefy has been
rendered, without o,her notice than the nns1
licalion in the newspaper, as provided for
in The acl directing the mode Of proceeding
in cliancery, fhay. at any limc within five
years after the date Of the decree. have sail
decree opened, and be permitted 10 ocote in
and defend, and have, a hearing of The cause
the same as il no decree had been rendered
therein; bn, before The decree shall be open
ed. The applicant or applicants. shall give
notice in writingtothe original complainant,
or his representatives, Of the intention TO
make such application, and shall file full
answer 10 the original bill, make an atfida.
Wit, tho. during the tendency OF said SUN, he
or she, as the case may be, received no act,
uallnolice thereof, in time loappear in court,
aud 10 objec, 10 said decree; and The court
before which such application may be made
SHALL before ordering said decree 10 b, o.
pened, make such order as TO the costs, as
may, under the circumstanc IS, seem lust
and equitable; Provided, lha, the title 10 any
real or personal estate. the subj4cl of thel
former decree which by il, or in conse.
quence Of it, shall have passed into the hands
of bona fide purchaser, shall moi be affect.
ed BY any, proceedings under this act.
SEC. g. Thai the ffy.sevon,h section of
the act directing the mode oil proceeding in
ichancery, passed March fourteenth, one
Thousand eight hundred and thirty one, be,
and the same Is hereby repealed. g..
1,of All, s., JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Reps.
WILLIAM MEDILL, &.
gaj ~ gi atsr Presiden. Of the Senate. 4
March "a, 1859. ati 9a8 g ara 8
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Fsl1 ,ss ~, n A s': T9 rs g.',9 "a
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CHU RCHEs.

~ Protestant Episcopai-.Rey. TnonAs b.
DoolrY Rector-+Servicese Sabbath morning.
at i0f O'Clock. IL