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HARPER's MAGAZINE, Sc.-Harper's

HARPER'S MAGAZINE, &c.-Harpers
l. l. Magazine for April-25c
Louis the XVII of France, the Bourbon Prince
SO cents
Ellen Linn, Franconis Stories) by Jacob Abbot
so cents
Child's History of England, By Charles Dick
ens-50 cents
Interviews, Memorable and Useful, by 8 Cox,
D-SI
Punchs Prize Novelist, by Tpackeray-5Oc
Lives of the Hrmbodts-SI
The Monarchist; Novel, by John B Jones-52
cents
Agatha's Husband; Novel, by author of Ogilviee,
&c-37t cents
Clara Moorland, by Emmerson Bennett-50c
The Heir OF Redclyfe, by author of the Tive
Guardians, &c-sl
Bleak House, by Dickens, No l3-I2A cents
Received and for sale by
HAROLD & MURRAY, :
NH 20 Broad street.
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rs H0liCway;s Pills, an admirable Re-
Medy Tor The Cure of Liver Complaints
ana Bad Digestion Mr.. Wilson, a gentle man
ls'eiy retufned1gom Bengal, where he had been en-
F1yeo lor several years in the Hon East India Com.
Pauy service called al Professor Holloway Is Es-
tati-shnent lew days ago to state the benefit he
Aaa osTlvef from taking these unparalleled Pills
LsV.Lg suffered from a liver complaint for wears
"-'A a digestion so impaired, that for months he
cO4.G not take any solid food; other remedies
s7eiAed 70 ave no fleet his disorder, but Hol.
iy"ay tii' acted go wonderfully in cleansing the
't ano stfeng. henng the digestive organs that he
i 10" quite restored 10 health.
soc y the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (Eear Tenn.
PC naI London, sLd by all respectable Vendors
u FateAt Medicines thu gu bout the British Empire
Ho ny lLote Of The United States. in Pots and Box
&C al 81. cents 81 cents, and 81 80 each Whole
a'S ~ Inc principal Drug Houses irtthe Union and
~ hessrs B d SANDS, New York, and PUR.
I'll LADD d co, Richmond, Va.
anger sizes. '-o
~ n B-Directions for the guidance of Patients are
snzeo 20 each Pot or Box sn5-Iw
cSF SPRING IsEA~ES.-Tbose sccns.
SJhTo 70 fashion OF taking medicine at the c,n1
n~encenent OF Spring, 10 purity the system and
sIehglnen the stomach, will find Bakers pre-
MUM hlIters oEc Of the best medicines for
purposes row extant Its purely vegetable
PtUF7tues should commend il 10 the attention NJ
90 nee0S u iamiies and medicine chest should
- "4-Aoa9t As a purifier Of the blood and re-
e@Isso' =! Toe System It has no equal
t'cT ~ cents per bottle To be mad in Richmond
p, tue Drug Stores Of Messrs Purcell, Ladd q Co:
-etS--I .. beers Duval Ade and Gray, A Bo.
,tt Agi' =. hd!tpaugn, and Druggists generally
peaoeghoot the city Also, of Todd d Christian,
VttIHUig; u : Lyman, Lynchburg; King d Toy
N0Ll9i1, Dr. E Camm, Williamsburg.
y 20 orders addressed TO L BAKER, Richmond,
- W. 'scei'e prompt attention. sp9
- ----------
g., - 1Su NauI >0niething Very Nice
~ "a. ssna 10 VIM. FALC0EEk'S Bakery, III
Asa E.asaj!s -" "T mi s ~" egi.'e
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fe p PURCELL, LADD 1 Co. Richmond,
L. MedEcines which newer faiI to eixe

tES
satisfaction, and used by many physicians in
practice--Dr. J. 5. ROSES Nervous and Invgorating
CORDlAL-The greatest discovery in Medical Sci
This astonishing preparation for raising any weak
constitution, debilated by care, labor, study dis
ease, acts like charm. 1t gives strength and appe-
tite and possesses great luvi gerating properties
For Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections. Flatu-
ience, Heart Burn, Restlessness Numbness, Neural
gla raising the spirits and giving power the whole
system 1t is almost miraculous in its effect Price SO
cents.
DIR. j. -. Roses Great Pain Curer!-
Do you suffer with any pain! If you do use, Dr..
ROSES PAIN Curer. 1t cures Tooth-Ache, Sore
Throat, Ear-Ache, Stiff Neck Pains in the Face in
few minutes 1t cures quickly, Pain in the Stomach
or Bowels. Cures Chilblans, Corns and any irrita-
ton on the feet 1t acts like charm for Pains in the
Side, Limbs or Back and for Rheumatism from sud
den cold IT is magical IN its effects In bottles II I2
25 and 50 cents.
The best Cough syrup in the World
DR.: Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough, whether Consumptive or
proceeding from cold 1t aays any irritation of the
Lungs and fortes the system against future
In bottles at 80 cents and 81.
All the above Preparations, with DR.. Roses Med-
cal Adviser to persons sickness and in health be
had at all the Drug Stores in Richmond, Petersburg
Norfolk and of all respectable dealers throughout the
State. NH a
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1H EMBERS OF THE GISLA.
NA TURE, before leaving tue cay, as@ respect
fully solicited to call No 1874 Main street. and
anime the large and varied stock of Ready
Made Clothing, gotten up by the proprietor en-
pressiy tor his own retail trade. HIS stock com.
prises every article i'm the Clothing line sill of the
latest Spring styles OUT and OF the very beat make
all OF which will be sold at very low cash prices,
having no lost debts TO make up from the efscs of
credit business. Great bargains, for cash, can bs
had by calling ON I'D GOODMAN,
No l34 Main ST, opposite Eagle square.
N. b. Also, large assortment of Trunks, of
every style, size and fnish, from 81 % to s30 just
received, and for sale, for cash, at a very small
advance on cost
NH 80 ]. D. G.
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H NOTICE We take this method of saying
to our patrons and friends that we are now flung
ap new Daguerrean Gallery al No LAG, on Main
street which will be ready in few days. Persona
wishing hne pictures will find it to their interest TO
war until notice is given, which viii be very soon
MINIS a. WATSON.
epR Daguerreoiypis..
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EF Rockbrldge Alum Water, from th e
ROckbridge Alum Springs, Va.-This cello
brated Water is diaretc, cathartic, tonic and ate
ratlve 10 its effects the system. 1t exeites the
action Of the liver in many caees, in which celomel
would have no effect.
The wonderful success which has attended the
Csc OF the ROckbridge Alum Water for mary years,
Il great variety OF dfeases, has acquired for it
celebrity rarely If ever equalled and is steadily in.
crtas!ng. The most eminent chemists of the day
nave examined the Water, and found it possessed
extraordinary medicinal properties. 1t mas been
declared by the best authorities to be cure for
every form Of Scrotula Chronic Liver Diseases all
Chronic Diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels, Dys.
pepsla, Chronic Diseases OF the Eyes, Mercular At.
.ecaons end particularly adapted TO cases of Passive
U!erAe hemorrnage, complicated with deraEee-
ment q the Liver and Stomach, and many other
olsoTders arising from impurity Of the blood
hEkNEII d BEERS, Druggists, No l25 Main
street, Richmond Va, are the sole agents for the
sac q R0ckbridge Alum Water. Price per
barrel SO; halt barrel SO; by the gallon so cents,
2ssh Oh delivery, OF good city acceptance.
1He pepAc are cautioned against variety of ar
Ic!es puTpurtlng to be Alum Water. Unless il
com through Us, it cannot be genuine, and is not
from ihe ROckbridge Alum Springs, Va.
d I'D ~3n
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NV AIexnnder Naft &C..

HOUSE + FURNISHING GOODs.
Ii WOOD WARE, &c, AT AUCTION-0,
next WEDNESDAY MORNING. the 18th ins,ars
commencing at 10 o'clock, we viii sell a. auctio.
at the store of Mr. John Harold, Broad street.
large collection of House Furnishing Goods WOOL
Ware, Baskets, Furniture, &c.
Also, large collection of staple and fancy
Goods, Toys, &c.
After the sale of the above stock. we will cell
the Wooden Tenement at present occupied by Mr.
| sale. Terms cash, -
ap9 ALEX MOTT e. co Anc,r.
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WATkR C.OsETs, BATHING FIX
w IURES, &c.-We are now putting up all
kinds OF Water Fixtures. such as Water Closets,
Bath Tubs, Stationary Wash Stands, and every
other description of fixture for hot and cold water
which we will putup in the very best manner and
atthe lowest rates. Those in want of any of the
above fixtures would do well to call and leave their
orders with the under. igned
6. d A, BARGAMIN, Jr
ap 12-1m Corner Main and lOtn streets
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NH 2.

III ARDWAkE.-We are now in receipt of
H our SPRING STOCK of Hardware, CUT
lery, Guns and sadlery, and invite the atten-
ton OF Virginia, Tennessee and North Caroline
Merchants visiting this market, TO the same Our
assortment foe the season is very complete, and
unusually large.
Mere ants VIZ uld do well to call and examine
the above stock Of Goods before going North 40
many were purchased before the recent great ad
vance in heavy Hardware.
SMITH & ROBERTS,
NH IL No IA West Main Ct, Richmond, Va.
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nISs0LUTIoN.-The 60 partnership here
~ totore existing under the name and title of S
MOUNTAIN g. CO. is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent. The business of the firm will be set.
tied by 5 Mountain, who s duly authorised to
collect all debts due the firm, and settle all claims
against the same.
Richmond, April 8, 1858. sp12
N0TICE.-Tne subscriber returns his thanks
to the friends and customers of the late firm for
their patronage heretofore, and is happy to an.
nounce to them and the public generally, that ne
will Continue the business on his own account at
the same place, No pit Main street, between 9Th
and 10Th streets and hopes by strict attention to
business to merit continuance OF The same
Particular attention paid to the making and re-
pairing of Jewelry. which will be done in work
manlike and cheaper than elsewhere
orders punctually sttenaed to. good assortment
OF Clocks Watches, Jewe.y, Fancy Goods always
On hand.
apI2-3t* MOUNTAIN.
ri OTICE TO KAlLRUAD CONTRA q.
~ TORS AND BUILDERS-SILVER'S FIRE
AND WEATHER PROOF PAINTS, SUPERIOR
TO ALL OTHERS.-We have been appointed sole
agents for the sale of Silvers Minera' Fire Proof
Paints, which have received The highest commen
dations from Railroads, Builders, Contractors and
Others who have used it, aud they give it the pre-
ference to all others
For Walls, Roofs, decks of Vessels, tops of Cars
and Carriages, ii is the cheapest and desirable
article ever offered to the public. 100 bbs Olive
Slate, Chocolate and Brown, just to haud and fol
sale by BENNETT Il BEERS,
Druggists and Agents for Silver's Paints
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.


Dsniep, Msncare 4 CO.
AM6U " SUGAR AND MOI. AsapRe
-. Al AoCIiON.-On WEDNESDAY, The i3,S
,s commencing q 10 O'Clock, we win seil & our
.cbr Fch sn q Rocksss the cargo Of -
BIG hhds Sugar, shipped from .avsr ,,,.,...,...
ssd viii doubtless prove to be- he be.r esrs.
156 bbls prime molssses
ALSO,
90 hhds Muscovsdo Moisssea
100 boxes sperm and taIlow Candle.
TERMs-Under 500, cash over 500. 4 rco,,.-
credit for approved negotiable paper. ont0
~ Sale without regard 70 weather
spu DUNLOP, MoNCURE q CO A..
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THE GOLD PEN.-Adam VIM aapp's cele-
l. brated Patent Gold Pen.-Wc are In receipt
of farther supply OF the abova justly celebrated
Gold Pen, and have now on hand al the sizes-
Those DESTROYS OF possessing a Gold Pen wo:th
having will please call and supply themselves
They winning golden opinions from all parts Of
the country. For sale at the patentees prices by
the only authorised agents fer Richmond.
ap2 GkNaET d JAMES. Eagle SQUARE.
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u The most confirmed cases of the most distress
ing diseases, oft times arise from indigestion All of
us, more or less, troubled with this ANNOYING
symptom, still it is general thing we do not at
tempt to medcate until something serious intervenes
We would, as public monitor, all our readers
against the sin OF neglect, and at the same time re-
commend TO their notice DR. Hoefands German Bit
ters, the original preparation as prepared by NJ
seen cures effected through its nhuence.-I
Weekly. For sale by
fe q PURCELL, LADD & CO. Richmond,
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R- Rheumatism Cured Right Yenr.

Itfet OF HdMfJoNS y eRetQOte Ifncs1re.
BALTIMORE, March ls 1883
Messrs MORTIMER e. MowBRAY-G Gents My
wife wac for than eight years, agreat
sufferer from Chronic InhamRtory Rheumatism:
at times she was entirely helpless-her limbs
much swollen, her hands contracted and to an.
pearsnce out of Joint. She had the advice of the
best physcians tried the various liniDleuts and
other remedies she had heard Of but received but
partial, If any relief.
She obtained your Hamptons Vegetable Tine.
ture, which must ssy, she took without any ad.
vice, as then had no confidence in its curing her,
as she has tried so many remedies before (s prom.
ising to cure) without any success.
am sow happy to say your invaluable Itncture
has restored her 10 perfect health which continues
To this date her present appearance is that of the
picture OF Health itset, she not having any attack
for year more.
Before taking the Tncture, she was also subject
to severe attacks OF ths headache; they also are
cured. She feels truly grateful for her happy res
torsti0n by your Tincture, and confidently cem
menGs 1t to the afflicted rejoicing to hear the great
success that attends iGs use.
now truly believe il II be en- unequaAed medi.
cine. Yours,
TKOS. NJ. YEAKLE,
Grocer, No 10 Pearl street.
Hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture is purely vege.
table, warranted free from all mineral substances.
This 1incture, by its mild pleasant, aud safe &C.
ton on the stomach, liver, kidneys, lungs and the
nervous system, cures Dyspepsia, Liver COMPLAINT,
diseases of the Urinary Organs, Coughs Asthma,
Bronchial Affections, Consumption, Scrofua Kings
| Evil, Worms, rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, St
| Vitus Dance Fits. Nervous Affections generally,
Fstula, Piles, Bowel Complaints, with all diseases
arising from impure blood AS remedy for the
various arrangements of the female system, ii
| seems TO have no superior.
Gail and get pamphlets gratis, containing history
| OF This medicine, showing come of the vast mum
| Der OF cures it has made, at
MORTIMER & MOWBRAY'S,
240 Baltimore 81, and 3O4 Broadway, N Y, and by
o Strecker, Richmond; Dir Cooke & Co. Fred
ericksourg; 6 Jones & Co, Petersburg, and by
IlrltIt .,s q ILL., -
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JOB PRINTING
latch OFFICE,
Governor Street, 2 doors from Main,
RICHMOND, Ia.

Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms
"a Orders for ell kinds OF Printing will be re-
CeIved aHd executed in the handsomest STYLE
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g. f. a. 1Sn NsauI something Very Nice
A. a.. 60 ssna - VIM. FALCOREk'S Bakery, III
Jes pfsn,' ABOUT O'clock, P NJ, and get som
-" -|'S''~ss' nh LII
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The city VINO wish get their Hair eut in the latest
ana nlost approved style, should call at the Hair
Dressing, Shaving, Shampooning and Bathing Saloon
under the American Hotel
n B.-HOI and Gold Shower Baths can be had
aaly from half past A NJ to half past ? NJ and on
Sunday to II NJ.
Single Bath 25 cents, or FIVE tickets for 81. En-
rance Iith street. NH Is
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
From California.

New YoRK, March l5.-The Uncle Sam,
from AsPinwall, arrived this morning ats
o'clock. She brings over three hundred
thousand dollars in specie, and one hundred
passengers. SHE reports the steamers CAL
ifornia aud Panama on their way to the Uni
ted States with nearly four million Of dol
lars. The Ohio arrived at Aspinwall on the
Sd, and the Cherokee on the 4th.
Rainy season c osed Travelling on tho
lsthmus good. California items possess lit
lie interest. Mining intelligence generally
OF a cheering character. Emigration to
Austrolia nearly ceased. Grain crop for
ward. Great excitement in Calaveras coun-
", on account Of the Mexican msrauders.-
The entire Mexican population driven out
The miners held n mass meeting. The
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed 'mong all
foreigners. Rubies ,emeralds and diamonds
are found in The INTERIOR Bcnicia has been
fixed upon as the capital Of the State
Weather in San Francisco delightful.
A Frenchman named Sunantour, pre-
scented a claim to the Land Commissioners,
for a tract of land, including nearly the
whole of San Francisco.
There has been a great riot in the city a
mong the Chinese. The British marines
were obliged TO fire on the natives. The re-
bellion is more threatening.
A proposition transferring the sovereignty
of the Sandwich Islands to the United
States, was officially repudiated by the Gov
eminent organ.
The market in San Francisco is brisk
price of leading staples fairly maintained
except breadstuffs, which have materially
declined. Importutions of -four heavy
prices sunk to SI2@I3 for choice.
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ArrivnI of the Africa.

New YORK, March l3.-The Africa ar
rived on Sunday evening with 500, 900 in
specie.'
Observation-Disclosures sales Of wheat were
made on Friday at Tuesdays rates. Flour
extremely dull at cd, decline. Corn easter.
Prices--Whiie wheat 7s. a Is. Cd, mixed
red IS. lOd. ats. Yellow corn 81, 6d,a 32s.,
white 34sa34s. Cd. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Ohio -four 26s Cd. a 27s,
Turkey has rejected the Austrian ultima
tum respecting Montenegro, and places her
self in The hands Of France. Englond dis
putcs, but 1t will probably be arbitrated
amicably. 1t is reported that Russia de-
mands the ultimotun from Turkey, in which
case there is imminent danger of war.
tits not believed on the London exchange
that the difficulty between Austria and Tur-
key will result In war.
The latest telegraph derpatch received
by the Frencl Government states the rejcc-
ton by the Port of the Austrian Ultima.
tum. The Austrian flag wal struck, and
Count Luningen. with the whole Austrian
legation left Constantinople. The Port
considers itself under the protection Of Eng
land and France.
German papers state that fears are enter.
tnincd Of an outbreak through Hungary
Twenty travellers had been arrested nj
Perth. The garrison of the city was kept
constantly under arms, and sentinels posted
at all the gates leading to the fortress oil
Buda.
Milan letters Of the 9th state that the Aus,
trian authorities, believing Mazsini to be il
the city, had taken the most vigorous meas
ures to prevent his escape. The inhabitanl'
were forbidden to appear on the bastone'
after seven O'Clock. In cnse Of a disturbance
householders were to close their doors, mt
any maR bound IN the street wns to be treat
cd us concerned in the ARRAY.
H. was rumored in Paris that the funds i
the hands of the revolutionary committee II
London amoHntedto70 Toe, 900 francs, iustbc
fore the outbreak at Milan
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FILLlBusrERIsM.-The snake 10 scotched,
not killed. On Frlay last, Senator Doug
las, the head Of the fllibustering movements
of the day, made a speech in reply to Mr.
Clayton upon the Central American Treaty.
He condemned the treaty saying that though
the time had not arrived for snnexing any
part Of either Mexico or Central America,
yet the latter Is a halfway house on the high
road TO California, and the man who thinks
that the timo UiH nrrive when the United
States will find i il necessary to own the half
way house, must not be set down as q mud
man. He was not disposed to hasten the
view Of Democratic principles under a Dem
o:ratic administration. No man can limit the
future progress Of this nation---no treaty can
fetter the limits of this giant Republic; It
,oiA grow, and in growing will burst them
asuuder. Why then attempt to bind the ma
ton not to do that which we know in time
1t will be compelled to dol Why bind our
selves to annex no more Of Mexico, when
every man knows that the day ia fast APP
preaching when We cannot prevent III
Mr.. Mason next obtained the floor, and we
shall see what q Virginia democrat thinks
about the matter.
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-co-.a.0Ondence oftbe Lancaster Gazette.

lOOTTt1YOAdCuNO "
CoLuasus, March ii 1853.
EprroR GAxErTE:-The history Of the
Fiftieth General Assembly is fast drawing
to ~a'cIose. On Monday next, at eight o.
clock, the last sane will fall in its fast de-
pletinQ hour glass. and It's faults, its %follies,
its blunders and its weakness will be the
subjects only of impartial and rigorous his
tory. As the time gradually approaches,
each body becomes more noisy, busy and
careless, and the great bulk OF work of the
whole session has been and will be done in
its last few tieeting hours. Both houses are
holding evening sessions and put every
thing through indiscrminately-on an air
line.
The House bill TO extend the powers OF
township Trustees has passed the Senate
and is law. The bill authorizes the Trus.
tees of tow nships to enact whatever regula-
tons aud ordinances may seem best for the
suppression Of tippling and intcm?erancc,
and provides for the arrest, trial and punish
ment Of all offenders against these local or
dinances. The Temperance bill 50 long pend,
ing in the Senate, and the provisions OF
which were intended to cover the ground OF
the Maine Law, was called W in the senate
on Tuesday evening and dis used at great
length. 1t would have passed the Senate ny
a majority Of two votes, had not the maJori-
ty been compelled to resist a iactlous oppo-
sition that delayed the question until 80 late
an hour that many of the Senators rctred
in disgust and left the Senate without a quo
rum. They were thus compelled to adJourn
| and the bill is on the table to rest there Tor
ever.
By the skiilful diplomacy of three confer
enco committees, the two bodies have at last
been brought together on the amendments to
the School bill and the bill has become a
Law. The Dictionary clause was stricken
out, but the Library was retained.
A bill has passed both Houses authorizing
the completion Of the National Road from
Springfield west to the State line by a Pri'
vate Company, and though there is at pres
ent a difference between them as to an a.
mendment prescribing the time in which 1t
shall be completed--that will doubtless be
settled tomorrow and the bill will 90 into
effect. This is a great object to Western
| Ohio and perhaps few acts Of the present
General Assembly will result in more
%tensive and permanent practical good to the
State.
Mr.. Riddles colonization resolutions re-
questing the Ohio delegation in Congress &c
support Mr.. Stanly's scheme Of appropriate
ing the surplus revenue to colonization pur
poses, have been discussed and are now OF
the table. They will probably pass the Sen
ate, but will be lost in the House. The Op
preparation bill has passed the Senate ant
been read the second tins in the House.
It gives the New State House ninety thou
sand dollars. The Corwin expunging reso
lutions has not been heard Of since Mr.. Par
dee demolished them n week ago. Medil
has been to Cincinnati to get HIS picture Ia
ken as one of the great men OF Ohio. Iii
Office devolves upon Gen. Wilson.
EEcoTHEFs.