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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10
TELEaRAPHIC INTELLIaENCE.
Prom WnsIIinVIo,.

WAsmE0ToS, March 5.-Phc present
Cabinet holds over by request Of President
Pierce until the new one shall be confirmed.
which will probably be on M5ndoy.
President Fillmore is preparing Tor his
southern tour. He will be the guest at
Charleston of a distinguished democrat.
The following nominations will probably
soon be made: Mr.. Buell., Of Mich. Minis
ter to Berlin; r. K.Meade, of Va, Minister
to Peru; Mr.. Buchanan, Minister to Lon
dom Mr.. Nicholson, of Tenn, Minister 10
Spain; Mr.. Bedinger, Of Va. Minister 10
Central America; d. X. Cartier, Of Ohio,
Commissioner OF Patents; Col. Gordon, Of
La. Commissioner Of the Land Office.
Senator Dixon, Of Kentucky; very i'll.
His recovery is doubtful.
Robert D. Owen is strongly pressed on
General Pierce for Charge TO Naples.
Mr.. Benton goes against WIN l.. Marcy.
The Copyright Treaty between Messrs.
Everett and Champion was sent into the
Senate some days since. 1t is understood
that by one Of its provisions an English au-
thor is not required 10 Hate his book first
printed in the United Statesin order to So
cure for it a copyright here.
Government has ordered q caloric engine
Of 60 horse power for the navy yard in this
city.
WASHINGTON, March 7.--Some trouble
occurred here on Friday, It'll said, in rela-
ton 10 the Cabinet. Gen. Cushing desired
the State department, to which the Presi-
dent and others objected. Crishirg then
grew angry, packed up and threatened to
leave the same evening. To-day it is set
lied that Cushing shall have the Treasury
and Guthrie the Attorney Generalship.
WASHINGTON, March THE officers Of
Gen. Pierce's brigade in Mexico, twenty
two in number, called upon him by invita-
ton this morning, and had a most interest
ing interview. He expressed himself hap
ny to see them, felt confident that, MS in
time past, SO, in time to come, they would
stand by him in every emergency.
A complimentary ball ia to be given at
Wizards tomorrow evening. Mr.. Fill
more and President Pierce, with the mem
bers Of their respective cabinets, diplomatic
corps,& &c, are expected to be present.
The new Cabinet are all here, and it is
understood will take the oath of office and
enter upon the duties of their Office to.mor-
row al IL o'clock.
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FROM SAN Juan,

BALTIMORE, March 1.-The New Orleans
mails OF the 9th and 2Sth ult. have been re-
ceived. The papers that the stea-
mer Pampero from San Juan brought par
~ticulars Of suffering among the passengers
on the steamer Columbus which left Pana-
ma with the passengers having through
tickets by the Winfield Scott. The Co
lumbus sprung a leak in the Gulf Of Tehuan-
tepec, and it was only BY the unremitting
excrtions of the passengers and crew, that
the vessel was got into Acapulco. They
were several days without food, and up to
the time the Columbus left Acapulco, 40 OF
the passengers had died, and a large number
were i'll.
A letter dated Acapulco, Feb. 9Th, men,
tons the leakage of the Columbus, but does
not give the deaths. 1t is therefore hoped
that the story is exaggerated.
Letters from San Juan in the New Orleans
papers state the people were armed and
threatened to dcmolish the Vanderbilt's
Transportation Compauy's Depot.
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LnncaE;ar Marker

WEDNESDAY, March 9.-Whcat is doll AZ
S0@92, the late advices having rather an
u~nfavaablc effect. Flour still commands
S4@4,5o; Corn 35@4o. buyers holding of
at the latter figure; Oats %; Rye so; Barley
so.
eds-ClOver 81; Timothy I,5O@9yOO;
Flax IS.
Groceries--Sugar 54G6; MoIasses 80;
Coffee II; Rice 6; Hooking Salt I,7i.
Dried apples 100; Beans 5O@IOe. There
is no change in any articles.
Retail Markek.-Sugar 8; Molasscs As;
Coffee I24; Rice 7; Potatoes 37I; Tnrnips
37k; Green Apples 80 a 10; parsnips 40;
Onions rs; Butter l5c; Eggs Gl. In the
meat market. there is an upward tendency
but an advance is not yet established.
During several days ofthe past week, bu-
siness was brisk and our streets presented d
lively appearance. Yesterday and to-day
however, the disagreeable weather prevent.
ed crstomers from coming to the city.
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Certificate from a well-known CT lien OF St. JOIN
Nnu Rrnna,ri.k-

Certificate from a well-known CT lien OF St. Johns
New Brunswick.
Exchange r0TFD, BosroS, Nov. 4, lSJ9-i1n-
tlernen-h 10 with great pleasure that | Inform YOU
o. thu decide benefit ] received from tha use oi tho
Oxygenated Bi;tors, which yon recommended to me
some fouc weeks since. You know that I was very
much deLilitl,rd ut the ttTn. ana unable to Walk
but a short dislan G, without stopping TO regain my
strength. | had bren sick So long and was suffer.
ing under such q compli alton Of diseases, ! had no
a;th that any madeleine whatever couild d. me much
good. The effect Of your Bittar3 upon my system
was surprising. / was greatly improved in a few
hours, anlin tn nc days, fiji comparatively we'll. !
have since gained very rspidly in strength and flesh,
and have prospect Of recovering my fnhrr heil!h,
which never expected again o enjoy.
Ilave for some years past rcsidei in the Province
Of New Brunswick. My haclh has been declining
for two or three yeas past, and aiou' ninn months
since, | was Prostrate1 .by a severe fit Of sickness,
which confined mt 10 my bed f0r three o. four months,
during which time. my lifs vas ~desplir3d Of by my.
self and hi, uds; but BY the skill ard attention oFmy
PHI sicjsns Tor which | can never be sutician,l
thankful, under Divine Provid,ncc), | recovered my
health so far AS to be able to visit Boston. / was not
PeACtPtlply tthSli'bGuS HtNtNElt ~ llS t4ihbbs hhtli
/ comm need taking YOUR Bitters. The seat Of my
disesss was in tho liver accompanied by extreme
prostration, nervousness and general debility, cold
extremities, and a very dirnini ihed circulation, which
| was obliged to Keep up by the use Of alcoholic slim
ulants, only getting temporary relief, and feeling
worse when without them. Your Bitters Immediate
~ restored the circulation, giving tone and energy
to the whole system. / consider myself in a better
state of health now than | have enjoyed for three
years past. I have used but one bottle of medicine
as yet, but shaI continue the use of them, fully be-
lieTing. asT Do. that they will restore me to perfect
health. | am, gentlemen, with much respect, youi
obedient servant. FREDERIC J. AYERS.
MEssRs. REED, BATES &AUTrN.
REED, AUSTIN. & Co, Wholesale Druggists, Nc
%; Mefchants' Row Boston. General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle; six bottles for SO.
Dec %, Sold by G.KAUFFMAS &c CO., Lancaster.
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SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE should never be disregard.
ed. They arc unerring indications that the vital func;
lions of nature have been interrupted in their health.
full action, and that serious evils must inevitably fol-
low, unless the system be again set right by the time
ly use of proper remedies.
Bear in mind, that nature is ever ehdeatoring to
expel disease when it inTsdes the animal economy,
and only needs the assistance Of some genial %restora-
tive--thorough, yet mild in its action--that will give
tone to the system, and ACT uPoN THE ~BLooD-which
is the principal Of life.
GuYsorr's YELLOW Dock AND SARsAPARILLA, as
a purifier Of the hood, a renovator of the system, and
has no equal. Take it. on the first indication that
disease 10 upon you, and you will avert perhaps weeks
and months Of sickness and suffering.
EYSee advertisement. 14n4
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.PoIsoN1SG,-Thousanis OF parents who use Yer.
miruge composed of castor oil, calomel, etc, are moi
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient
they ara actually laying tho foundation for a Sc
,ies of disease, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs etc.
In another column viii be found the advertisement
of Hobensack's Medicines, TO which we ask the at,en,
ton of all directly interested in their own as well as
their children's health. In liver complaints and a.
disorders arising from those of a bilious type. should
m Ike use Of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack'
Liver Pill.
lF"Be roI deceived" but ask for Hob nsack',
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that eacf
has tho signature Of the proprietor, N. Hobensack
as none else are genuine,--M. Y. Express.
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EInfcst from, h.aris.

New YoRx, March 7,-Ou Friday the
Bourse opened heavy, under the unfavora-
Bile impression produced by the Imperial de
cree increasing the pay of the non.commis-
stoned ofice Of the army. Spectators re-
gard it as a wariike smeasuro. Three per
cents. were called at eighty eight five cent
ines, and many began to sell in order TO re-
alize profits made by the rise on Thursday.
The Threes finally closed at c~ighty-seven,
four per cents at one hundred and six.
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Ncw Work. nInrkcI-

NEW YoRK, March. s--M, -. Fl6ur-
$500 bbls State sold at 4,8la4,s7; Ohio 4,93
Southern 5,l2a5,25 and heavy.
Wheat-Dull, 500 bushels Genesee sold
at LIZ.
Corn-6OO bushels white sold at IS; yell
low 66t.
Pork-Unchanged.
Beef-Heavy and unchanged.
Lard-Quiet.
Butter Plenty and heavyt
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LAND FOR SALE,

subscriber otfers q private sale q Tract Of
Land, containing about 100 Acres, situated in
" alnut township, about two miles West Of Sa,em. il
is well improved and well. watered. embraces about
Eighty Acres Of GOOD TIMBER, the balance under
good cultivation. Also a Tract OF about so Acres Of
pasture land nsar the above, with q stream Of
water running through the same. For further Parti-
culars, inquire Of the subscriber or his son living
upon the premises. s. 8. Ch:
N. B. II the above property is not SO d by the 1Vth
OF March, it will then be for rent 8. 81
February8 s, lS53-EAgle copy Sw4O
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On Drr.-Tha GAINESVILLE Courier says
that it is rumored in that city upon pretty
good authority that Col. Geo. W. Many
penny, of that city, has been nominated BY
President Pierce, as first A ssistant Postmas-
ter General of the United States. Col. NJ.
isin Washington at present, and it is quite
likely has got an appointment. This will
make . vacancy in the Board of Public
Works.
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DAGi

ER B MCBRIDE is prepared to eSecite Dagupr.
IA. leotypes in the most approved style and upon
terms that cannot tail TO m,ct the aFprobs,ion OF all
Dsguerreotypes Of childra an, Of any age, ars executed
here as perfectly as for a grown person.
Persons wishing Dsguerfnotypes and all others
are re pectfuil Y invited TO call and examine his speci.
mems. lie is receiving, and will keep On hand, a.
most all styles of cases. so that all can be suited.
I,P. $. Instructions given ia this most beautiful
and fascinating art, on the most reasonable FERNS.
Rooms in the frame building belonging to Mr.
Geisv. Entrance one door west of the Hooking Va.
lev Bank. Lancaster, January j., 1853.
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One CENT A MILE RAILROAD FARE
The State Engineer and Surveyor, Meal
pine, in his report to The Legislature of New
York in 1859, says:
can important fact is also established,
which up to this time, had deem doubted by
most men conversant with railroad trans
portation, which is, that passengers can be
transported at an expense ofkSs than one cent
per mile. This result is obtained as a rule,
when the average loads are 80 passengers
each mile run"
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TEETIII TEETMn TEErII!M

DR IL L ORDER, DENTiST-orrIcE oPpo-
~ tie CLYi's H6rEI, at tho cd stand, Those hav-
ing decayed teeth, as well as those who have nC teeth.
are invited to call. with the assurance that he ran fill
carl aus teeth so aslc' save them and render them USE
a full set on gold plates, and warranted 10 answer the
uurpose Of the natural organs in the m,>' satisfactory
manner, Being permanently located in Lancaster,
those having work done will not incur the risk Incl
dent to tho employment Of transient Dentists. fe
does not feel disposed to ill teeth partly with tin foil
ans then finish the plug bv inserting a layer Of gold
on top, and then charge the price Of a gold plug. like
some professional men Of great note AMI pretenslons
have been doing. Feb. =, lSoo-om"9
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LE6At BINpfNo OF RAILROAD SUBscRIP-
TIoNs.-The Supreme Court of the State OF
New York has decided that all subscriptions
to the capital stock Of railroad compapies
are binding. The Troy and Boston Rail
road Company brought a suit against G. E.
Tibbits, for the recovery Of an unpaid bal
ance Of d subscription Of sac, 1000 upon which
1000 had been paid. Various technical OBJ
j~ections were raised as to the binding of the
subscription, but the Court decided in favor
Of the company, and ordered a verdict fol
the plaintiff for $lS,50o, and interest from
the time the calls were made.
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ChiIIicOthc MARKET.

CHlLLIcoTHE, March s.-Wheat 1880
Corn As. Oats 80. Flour, Mt retail, $3.50.
Coffee loR@1l. Sugar 53@6l. Molasses
80. Timothy Seed, $500 from wagons,
and S3,0 from store. Clover, 100000.
Blue Grass, l,5O@2,T5. Flax Seed 10 from
wagons. White Beans, 10000. Dried
Apples 75c. to 1926. Dried Peaches 2,25@
"a
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BLACKSMITHING.

zF%rTNIIE subscriber, at his shop on Chesndt
tx J. street, Immediately East Of the Old Bap.
e,okStist Church, is prepared to do all kinds OF work
with hi business in tina best manner -
FOR THR SHOOTING OF HORSES, y
he has in his employ one. of the very best ofS Y
workmen, who is not surpassed ii this branch of the
business. Prices will be made reasonable. Tho pa.
tronage Of the public is respectfully solicited.
Lancaster, March 0. 1853. s HENNlCK.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


A Caseof Coascienes.-A few days since,
the postmaster at one Of our thriving inland
villages sent US a note, politely informing
Us that one Of our subscribers "rofused" 10
take his paper out 81 lhut Office. Some
time ago, we were informed thot the same
individual had settled with an agent for the
amount; but upon inquiry, we think the al.
legation was false. The case then "a simply
this: The delinquent subscriber Owes us
for over five years' subscription TO the Gag.
ete; he is able ~ Payit; he refuses 10 take
the paper out Of the Office; we hate, agoinst
our rules, discontinued it; he IS bound r1r the
full pay; all Of which makes q clear case for
the Justice oftlle Peace ind a Judgment and
execution for We. We believe, also, TINT
he couldn't beat usO the execution. But
there is sequel. For seven years, we have
labored and toiled TO make the Gazcae live
upon the receipts OF the office, aud IN that
time have not called upon the law and the
constable to help US, thoagh there Is a large
amount Of money due u5, and whether our
conscience, after so long refraing from us ne
the legal remedies, will accuse US for VIC.
lating the good old Methodist rule by com
m%enci7g with this person, is now the real
question at issue. However, we would
simply hint to some people that, what we
have no inclination to dc in any case, might
BE forced upon hs, should some of the uhfur-
tunate ellis that flesh is heir to-" stare US in
the face. W. trust those indebted over two
years and a quarter will cave ds the neGcs-
sity Of resisting the appeals Of conscience.
C.. w. d n Rdiirodd.-The grading Of
this road, between Morrow and Wilmington,
is nearly completed, and the iron for laying
that portion Of the track has been received.
We learn that the contractor will commence
putting it down in a fey days, and it is ex-
pected that the road will be finished to the
latter place BY the first Of July, whence it
will be speedily completed to Washington.
II is also understood that the road will be
finished to Lexington by the first o~tJanuary
next. The weather, during the winter, has
been SO unpropitious, that the grading of a
large portion Of the road has been neces-
sarily delayed; but we have confidence that
the energetic contractor with his able as
s%istants will put things through with a
rush SO soon as the weather gives them the
opportunity, and that Lancaster will be in
connection with the Queen City by the first
Of November at farthcst. That portion OF
the iron, which was to be delivered at New
York, will be shipped from that port upon
the opening of the inland nuvigation-and
will he teceivcd early in the Spring.
Receip pts for the Gazette.
La.npson Pence $3.50 Andrew Peters $50
James North 1875 A. II. Linville 2,lS
r. w. Mcfarland 2,IS
New Su0scrib ,rs.
Allen T. Li%nviIlc, r. w. Mcfarland
Lampson Pence.
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Cincinnati Market,

~ClSclNvArr, March S.--Flour-Dull at
3,75@3,S0. Whisky dull at l94 q 1919. Pro-
visions, prices dropping: accurate quota
tions cannot be given. Cloverseed, advanc-
ed to 5,75. Groceries unchanged. Butter,
prime roll l4c. Cheese. prime &c. Pig lead
7J@73.
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snle Cd Ran 900 tE Order ID CouIt.

M the sd day Of h;arch, A D. 1873, between
" the hours fln O'Clock, A.. NJ, and four O'Clock.
P ". Z, The door Of the court house. in the town Of
Lancaster, Fairfield county. Ohio. will be soldto the
highest bidder tho 20 lowing real estate, az the pop
eity o. Martin EiYoer, dec. 10 wit; A part Of tho
noitircgr qDarer Of section nine, in township fifteen,
in range eighteen. si.us's 10 sid county of Fairfield,
and psIticu srly described by metes, snd Bounds as
follows, 70 wiz Beginning Tor he same az nc south.
west corner Of said quarter section above mentioned.
and running 'hrnce cast fGrty-'wo chains TO a stone:
thence north nine chains snd fty two links TO . stone;
thence west i~oitv.t~o chains and five links 10 = post,
thence south mae chains and ~lfty-two inks to the
psce Ct beginning, containing forty acres, more OF
less suAattt 10 'ae dover @! soI-h Fuber. Widow y
said deceased, therein s~s>irned.
Terms Of Se{e-Onn.;hirt cash in hand on the
dsv OF sale, am the -a.;c1e Ia nine and eighteen
months thereafter, ~itl interest from the day Of sale.
10 te secured by morgags ea said l%remises
FREDERICK HENDERSON,
idzn'i tor ~ Afqrtin Huber, De-.
February :. 1853. 80 5K4i
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FROM WASHINGTON 1T isrepUrted thatthe
Clayton and Bulwer treaty relative to- Gen.
trail America, will be discussed in open Sen
ate, and that an exciting debate will be the
consequence. Mr.. Clayton has offered a
resolution calling for the papers.
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rANoTHER SCIENTIFIC w0NDER!-

PpHANr TO DYsPEPrIcs-1Dr.J J. S. H0UCHTON'S
PEPSIN, The True, Digestive Fluid, OF Gastric Juice
prepared from RENNET, or the FOURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok, after directions Of Baron LlEBIG, the
great Physiological chemist, by Us. i~IouoHroN, Nj
ID. Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy fol
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, ~Jaundice, liver complaint
constipation and debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets. containing Scientific evidence Of its value
furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the
medical Advertisements. AZ
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Read the following remarkable cure, which shout! Of
itself plSce II. O rAPRELLs APAnUN
far Eev6td any similar REMEDY.

far. tey6tdany similar remedy
Nv. u. @. FARREIL--Dror sir: Actuato. by Z sense
Of gratefulness, | submit tho following as On instance
Of the utility Of Your great medicine. My child three
wears old, was suddenly attacked witt terrible DIS
ease. which in less than six hours prostrated it to to-
tai halplessness The limbs became SO rigid that not
a joint could be bent; the flesh turned black and cold
and entirely deprived OF feeling; the eyes fixed, par
tally c'osed and altogether blind, following this was
deafness to all rounds; the spine became contracted
and so curved that when lying on its back the hcad and
heals only touched Indeed, tho child presented every
appearance orbeing dead. Immediately on the attack,
the family physician was called iii, although it was
blis.ered a dozen times and various rubeiaHi mt Lini
ments applied. A consultation Of physicians was
then held, but to no purpose, the case was then
brought before the Medical Society, but nothing could
be suggested which had not already been done, and the
doctor then told me ho could do nothing more. We
then commenced applying your Liniment freely eyer
the entire length OF the spine, and you may imagine
a parents joy, when. after a fOw, applications, return;
ing animation was apparent, aid \ rapidly recovered
with the exception fthe sight, which did not become
perfect for near a month. The child is now healthy
and robust as can be. Five other cases Of the same
kind occurred previously in. my neighborhood, all Of
which died, when there is 10 doubt If yodr Liniment
had been used they would have recovered.
Peoria, March !, 1851. ii, &. Cl.ELAND.
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FARM o SALE.

TINE undersigned, being d%csirous to change his ba-
siness OF life, now offers Tor sale a valuable
FARM, situate in Bloom township, Fairfield county,
Ohio, one half mile North Of the town of Royalton-
Ssal Said Farm contains over -.
S~TWO HUNDRED AND STXTY.TWO Mni
ACRES: more than two-thirds Of tho same under a
good state of kpltiy alton, and the balance well timber
cd. There Pc two farm houses, and a large barn on
the same, aud several ~prings of never failing water,
and an orchard of the choicest selections of grated
fruit.
Said Farm can DC divided so as to make two good
farms. and will be sold separate or togeth, r, TO suit
purchasers.
For particulars, as TO price and terms persons de-
siroua Of purGhas ;ng are referred TO a, McVeigh,Ls
Lancaster. Ohio, OF TO the undersigned, who will be
found on the premises during the next two weeks.
Semi. IS. 1859 JAMES A. HARRISON.
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/. KIUEEnAN q 20.

HEEP constantly on hand, White Lead, pure, in
IN Kegs and dry, Venetian Lead, Yellow OchTci
pr,.sian Rue. Red Led. Lithsrge, Linseed OIL. Sperm
NJ, Corn Oii. coma, Varabhi, coach do, chrome Vel
low, do. Green, Rose Pink, yermilion, Lamp blsck'
TTnrnsntine. Lard oil, Fish Oh, Alcohol Japan Varnish'
SNOW WHITE ZINC PAINT
that will not turn yellow, All Of which will be sod
low for cash.
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February a, |
r.,o,e of Rachael Hooker.

NoTICEi. hereby given, that the undersigned has
= 80 80 ~ P,SHArI HOOKER, deceased, late Of
F,ifieid county, Ohio All persons having %elaimss-
,ai,st said Estate will present them Tor settlement,
3srary authenticated. within one year, and all those
;,ishieI will make immediate pa yment.
ToI,m,rr 17.-4w4l JOHN COOK, Executor.
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AccIDEET.-An unknown man fell from
the top of the Washington National Monu-
ment, on Friday last, and was instantly hi
I'D
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@Wisconsin with a sparce and emf
grant populations has uschooland university
fund ofSs5o,00o, and IN annual outlay for
The Instruction Of her children Of 100000.