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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-12
n the testimony LAZY asss tass ss years
Northampton Co, Apssl ,s,h 1854.

read the testimony LAZY after tsS, s years
suffering
Northampton Co, Apsal I3th. 1854.
A,ssrs Tyler Ads II have been asa.,ea with ahen-
mam at times my twelfth sfar si be nfty yeats 81
s- the 18Th efths montb the attacks tunes
render hclssess have tried vara teme
dies yery little earct last otoher my
shoulders sides back and hi,s could day night
could not pal Of ny body without crying wlth
pain at this ne also tried many remedies Internal aud
external without Receiving Falief was NJ sst advised
&c Try CHAMPIONS rEOETdBLE TIAc TJRE.f =
before bed taken bottle 81 which felt murh better,
and as continued taking fs, fell strength coming IN my
back and hs and my stomach strengthened and revived
every wayi have taken FIVE bcttaS $nd nuc better
than expected TO be- Intend 70 Il whenever
need II, and would commend 4 the afflicted believing il
uneq1aied. Yours, ELrzAHgra BAswsLL
Msssrs. Mortimer q Mop6rap Mrs Elizabeth BsgweIl
lady of the highest respeetxbl.ty, wealthy and us-
taithe 10 her speaks volumes this
wonderful other persons have hesrd
have derived great benefit from ifs In county
entirely cut Of the artici and have daily anxious
when shall receive anathcr supply. We expect
sales OF il from the present. demand and sou
send box pessibie
Yours, TYLsR ~ An.tR, &
April 10Th, 1852, , Northampton Co, Va.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

your Intelligent and patriotic devotion 70
liz. purlie interest, aud being conscious 81
II, motives on nav pat which are n'i ~
..,srsblr from the honor And edvnnc"n'r.i
Of ny country. hope {, may be- ui' pr''h
.c to desef,, ard secure. "oioni' N"a' '"''
diai cooperation 90 great public mra' H''''
hat also those ftiaiousal mutual e. aie"y'
and regard. whirh iti, always 50 desirable
D., cultivate between members OF 80 ord'n
N, branches ei th- Government
FRANKLIN piERt t.
,.binstoo. . { n.reu h'r ,. lN't
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24
PUBLIC MEETING.

meeting Of the ciiis'ns oi Harrison
and psnol, counties. Texas, hell It ENs
ian irlds. the ~ rIi1g wis ca'l'd I"
order. b, appointing Du-her SHAW. thnrN
nan. ud ". H. Watson, secretary. \
committee If Gen. t. Brall. Doshec
Mckay. rhos. f. Fucker, GIL Nrhay, aud
Mal id. >mith, were appointed 10 ga"
rr,alu,.uns expressive ot the ir Ing OF Tue
me,,iug. HE !ollnNrug Preamble aud
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
" urnr,s. the masters and uwuefs 81
s,t..n,hs,ts ~ the Rcd River ,ndt have
entered intp a combination, rNlott az
eAhoriltani rate al hrlshis ir"." me
Planters and Merchants shpping on
Red River. we, Nho,t unn"s a'r hereto
,ub.cilbvd. viii not suhml TO zach m-
position, aud h, honofahiy bound To-
protect Ourselves against the designs ol
said combination.
R.s,lr,d. That we regard tbi- comhina
uun a, oppressive m til H. hehu"es, ''d -
d,sigoed % O., the people OF Eastern
texas uuJu,uy 10 eafien a Steamboat
monopoly
KaoIr,d That we cordially invite
Boot. nt9 the Red River tade, TINT viii
le ,au-n,d villa tho Oil ard established
rate. oi b'gh Watef charges. aud ~ r's'se
out.,I,c. ibai We viii suHpoi tbrm To-
giving lbsu our eDt AND 'Ae'usI'e bp-'
% =.
R.,o' ~. Il#tt o..c. Boat, e.iIcsn
ia.a sid t3ir tuat we vii n.t Iafur''<'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

AoyrR.iry Man il Ike suow.hall
Leave him lying Ia iilrnvss against the .un
~ fence OF prosperity. mud all the good that
IS II, him n,ls ike tr,,h butte, IN warn,
dals but kick him round, aud he gather.
s'renglh with every revolution, untll he
grows into an avalanche, To make a fig
nre IN the world you must keep moving.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

or Oar old lteni, \. ID. B,rrlF, Ju.
uior editor OF inv taddo Gaz-,t,, h,s with.
drawn lfom that paper His ral,dicter5 Is
well Written. innt portion ul It addressed
To hl, brethren of the press, 81 iull y acco,ds
with our o~n views aud eehugs. that ~.
would publish H. nr,.v, endorsement, had
We he room. Mr.. Battle isa graa,lul a,.d
elegant winter, and lis retirement w,ll b,
regretted 10y ~ the readers OF the CIR tie
he paper Is now owned and conducted
soltl, hy his brother, II. J. & B.rrir. an
accomplished writer aud gentleman. The
taddo Gazette has our hes, wishes for H..
prosperity and W. hope tina, our retfirg
friend may hnd success, pIoht, and pleas
Use IN whatever pursuit be may engage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

u,s~ss.,y Of ysatdi"y that ''s''"''-'" WI"
sivsp,<ss vigilance against ths s"io"F'N "
.,,c~drai,, which bad not the sanction %
Il. mos, plainly d.iiaed powers.
Oar t;,yefnmssi exists under a written
.o,nar, ,,ytw.~n sovereign States. onH'ng
1,r ,sse,ic olljec,.. and eI,h specific grani'
to thei, .sssrsl agent. ~ inen' " 'H'
,,.,,ress Of is adult 'stFsii'n, ihrre h"'r
been dsssrtnres from the terms ano "''s
Of the compact, !, "a. ani wiz ever "e,
c,ooe, 10 refer back - the hs'd s'ahha''
winch au, fathers len us, and to make
.,srn ,fi,rt u conform our aciiDn To ~ u
xoulj s.rm that the fact Of a#incipie nav
,uy i..a resisted from The t-si by many 81
m. yi.s.t = q NEST patriotic mrh nj thr
K,o,bHc, n policy having prov"srs con
,,,nt .tiiie, without arriving al c"nrih'''N
which can BE- regarded - saiis'aet'fh to ~
,nost earnest adsuc 4tes should ~ f-si 4hr
inquiry whether t,efe may not ~ " iaA'
likely 10 be crowned by happier results.
Nnhoat pere.ivfps amy sound diei .''et''"'
or int.niing to Hs,sri aHY pnne'F' '' 'P'
pg.ed 70 Improvements needed i"f ne i"'
,.r,i,t Of t.t-rnal como rec, wAic" tHrt
40, .o4.ly apply % impfp,em 's .e'#5
far ,b. nfstertisn 81 fr-i-H commerce !
sabmit - you. whether tf 1i7t fei '' '''s'
is anticipated lhst d ,he Poilry were 9icr
settled sgainst appf ftialiaus tea thr ''rn'
ral t.o..fsalsui 90 isci Improvements 800
,hs benefit pi commerce iarfii.frsf' .a
,xn-aIi,af.s wos.i uni, Hy usi, "od
t,ea..s = an rs sstt' atH itHsfs
a. f,...i ,,....sgr, iof such i-lu-i. HHtIuU4 IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

attsnd,ag tfav,l rs ciihef 81 ihe isihnia'
routes. have de.aaH.jral-d the advant 20,
ab,rh woald result from international com.
munic,iion by such saic aud rapid nir,n,
asa railroad weuid spPtd..
These difficulties which nave been en-
cauut-red ia a period ct pence, would h.
fnaruih.d and stu lufthcf increased 10 tue
ct var. iit whilst the ciuha f,sspen''
already encountered aud otb'i- u'def new
contingencies tn he ant c,pat'd mU serve
siuauaiy To- exhibit the 'np"rlance cd such
awo,k. ne,lhce shrsp, nor all considerations
combined c1u hsye ra appfecho'r '"'"~'
uhen weighed % .aiusi thu pbiissu"n sui"tiN
L, adA.r, 10 ihy constitution, add iaith'uil,
10 et,roi. lhc powers u couiefs. " iii,n
fbi. limit and Co. Doe rsttot uf the interest
at The Gev~rniueui involved, q Hu,d s,riu
both ssprd,ea, rei rreprr d a" 'c"aoHt
cal aud fsfnrticsl fu1le shall bee inund, :"
asst by ali constitutional metns, 30 'he con
st,a-tr4 efa .h 80 VfI nH1ir. lH
speedy transit. ihc populations al To" Ia
t.Hc AID Nilsuuc Stats ioglaid against
aJ.rser. r'i,a % .bunld ac tan.Her1 'HHi
sI.aH4t1 the power foo can'i er r
q e ,tu. fucuap o. a a'ad a.i1u if .1i-
it. ut Territory. t. n,ttaI'tsf,.sel Hy tiiai
saa.5i5n Hi l4ti-.. eiu. ..Ia E nstt, a1ls.
.,a.4. ,ae HtIts nl % Si.fr. q s, .,.frttDe
.s. a,1 to hs q d.p.fItI 'ti aad
- mer- .llr t#nuHa pn., ~, essen
.,t.# f1r hmsts oi a tuu''i1, iur the
t..re t.at. ae 90 40
.1btster iae aau.. 81 'al."su, @ caHe..
~ u.lst. So Iar csa,ftotnas. aad tntHs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

CT The Shreveport Democrat say, that
Red River IS rising, aud thn, steamboat n,e,
anticipate rise shortly that sill adm, q
through navigation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24
THE PREIDENT's MESSAGE.

We regret exceedingly at be'ns r'si-th'
At this time, when there are 50 many SUB
iects of absorbing public interest, 10 80
eutrhef our columns with y docu urut ct
such length ~. the President, Message
But when We reflect that the county j.
lsatirg wth .nlciiude To the course "i
tl.. administration. aud when We rcucm.
ben that tls rulc, has been the object Of
hitler assaiIuIent ifom one eud OF To-, tnion
- 10. other. We deem It bat Iust thai It
should hc pcrm,t'ed - speak for its'li on
ali proper occa.ions, Some OF "uf readers,
u, Doubt. have seen this Message. hHd 10
them TIN. number of the Republican viii
NOT possess IT'S usual interest hero are
others. however, who hs,e not Pfrused o.,
md "a them It vili be- Indispensable Whdc
10 yvrr one, So matter Of future r.ler.
,ued. twill be a valuable publication.
We tesfei that we have not space TO
conmeut upon the merit, OF THIS dpco
urut Asa state paper, 1t does "at pcs
sr.s lbr ht,iaaucy that di-tHgu sh'd th"
iuausursi bat Tor plunues-, dlr'einrss,
iafce anJ rrtsf 'cacifi, It Is 'qpl Go my
other compensation which has ever tui"ra.
ted tom tue Presidential mansion. q Nj,
,e pleasing to the state Rights P.fN io
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

"a ..r allowance LOT a ~ ttittsoci !i"f"N
lionA. effect 81 cn,g' alton would Mt 'eit
materially reduce the estimate. "hiie The
increased average duratinn Of human ide,
known 81 hryr already fsal.isi iron' toe
n,iennIc aud h, ceini- Improve 1cHis 90
the rs.t hIty trAts, all tend 10 Keep up
through iae my, hHy, or, p"rhaps Inn irod.
the .am, ratio ol gru~th winch has thu
been revealed ~ our pact pr ,it-s, 1ul To-
ihe ilHrrre 81 tn - vausrs WtN De- All
drd tia miuN ul h.H.g m8sses from
Eastern k.it To- tic paelfic .ld- oi our i.us
sessions. together Nnh tie Pr'h'''e "cer-
sion oi the populations Hlfrad, rN'siHs b"
other pai,s vi oar hruii-rhefe VDtr" VIVA .
10 the period ~ t..tau, vii irti, "'h
,eatl, increasing iutcy thr pt'u's, .a'if..c'
ton ct 50 'a.t. pi'r,i'... tni prosperous
ra hjet.iioa 81 -rli spssnus " n'.'e',
ani Vlll sr,k 'he iJ,,li. -,e "i 81 hdHt
It'd within IT. sale t4d aapfe r'*Ht'I, t1'l''
bHuius with Themselves, T., peaceful and
hralihy .fre's. ot lrrnrr"tNiai' 3. o..
cious r,gioBs ct virgin aud r'n,ytaoi SOD.
which ars d--t5Ird % stafn, 'sid. ID, ias.>
el"wIo1 laI ...st -.readla- wIi.i'Hs oi "ut
tae,.
I $50 ron.l rlfiaus seen .ui'v lo justify
ibe pfssuoptp.i. tnttts.. .as 81 f"put'.
fl,a.. fll.d p#ii copuaur o. art U..a uf'
JiWIu.8t sH,,t. HnYasn at 80 the u.e.
t.n .,.ai,., ,r.t u,,t taub .-,..l. et n-=.
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49, ,.,t.-d. bs.n o.. ..uu,b .s .n.a so trfufon
.l,,f.l.i. $50 i.tH. ANT in mierrsts, r.ull
.fi, L..fu. ,,ai,ara.J n8hc.lun d, the
.5l.t..3 af-al, co. ,Hp e.rrIple. 81 tue
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t,,........... a.. .t,. .n.l.i r,.tDri,d con
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

- Dtng tho pas, summer we m.
nouuccu. on shat We presumed pretty su.
lavntjc runor, tina, hir Z Alexander oi
,.raud tcnfe. La and Mn + jackson,
thrn OF N,w Orleans. but formerly Pro
luetsfss Of the riantsrs' llotsi, Jefferson,
iv&a.. had died Of the prevailing .pidem.c.
" hile upon our late tip below, we learned
,bst Ley were both living. We bad the
pleasure ct sceing and eoogefsing N..h
Ma. ] ia the city, aud, OF course rendered
our a,p.o-,ss tor lae error we bad con
united >su .o4t the matter very good.
bumoredIy, bot seemed quiIe anxious 70 see
"hnt the Republican aud Jefferson Herald
had sad ahou, h.f. send her paper,
a,end tlas, containing her obituary no.
Tee,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

a., I,....a.. tom aft Sc, l4rk gty
, .....t 50 an sao i, .,.........
N"N' " 'Htf .'i'. '' o''' "' ''''' 49,
t,-tur, IS Unreasonable l1 SUI pose ti.ht .he'
va,.lt ia, fn,.tt,t lG,,isa commentary
...l..t.,.s,.. %, ..t,.,t..,.,
The NtIA,r fur the puseu, week has
f.#.g oo,t. c,sl On Thursday last It
........ ...it..... .,..t...,t.
.f'uNn "'e '''''tn l' '"' "' ia "' '''.''
.su loeb. W. expected II have sect sever
Al .irl.hs in eperlfiou. and, had lhe SNOW
r.. ...,,I. .,..,,i,..r ,., 80. nr,..npt.
...t..t.......i...,. .....
.... f..........
'' 'eh Io'N un' 'h e"NeS''N we ''"'''
poured !ufth, aHd toon washed away ih"
snow sine. rh,p II has ba,n r.na.,v,
d, y,.. ...t.,a ....,.l,. ,l... ba,. t=...t.,,.
- A.. ...l.I,..t ,..,.. ,..,,.i.-..
~ ''' ~ ''''O''' - ''N'''' ''''''
ifti, a'a F" ti'nlaie l"t Lite Nu-W i"pett'
aud also to lion II K krButis for ike
ltrr, Yba.,..l ol..., ac,.,.,, ,,,r th.,l.,.,
or ". ha,ea iac lot al New O I.ar.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

t'~ We have . hac iuI al New o i.8r.
sa gtu.rmrtl, which WI appear In ow
neat i-sua.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

OF In re,uuins our position as d.tor,
il gives as p,rs,ute To return our tIarks
na, .pe rann-r tn which TIE Republican
ba- been conducted during our abs ace
The edi,o, pro 'ea has acquitted hius' b
Alth credit Ard when ii Is rsmnr,e-ed
that Vi klt.t1 hdeoatgr % ,a, pointing
department Of the paper. and WAS wue' -
no,,ce es 4 wuter, having never t~'ore ~
nr'd %, editor, the equation he has earned
s, Inc mo,r Il ,ucuug. Ne arc gra,i1,a Iu
..5rn., rat vr coald uo1.-3e lel. the p,fer
m tyf baod..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

or ihaaks to Mr Sbeffoa ior iata
tustu papers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

D. Dor thiuk. are d1p capt K. Il,
Natun FOE lre New oie,ns ptrers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-24

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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-09
From the Napoleon Northwest.
PLANK ROAD.

Tho subject of Plank Road, from
Napoleon To West B,rre, or to some other
point in Fulton County, has engaged the
attention of prominent citizens of Fulton
and Henry counties, for some months
past. AS yet, however, no definite ac-
,ion has been had on the subject, pro-
pose Mr.. Editor, that This thing be agil-
ated farther.
Can such road be built? Would il
pay Stockholders we'll, for an investment
in it? What would be the advantages OF
such road? These are important guess
tions, aud upon their answer depends the
issue Of this pr ject.
AT present, | do not propose to al
tempt an answer TO them, aud only intro.
duce them 10 call the attention Of the
public to the proposed road. VIII the
citizens Of Fulton county think of this,
nnd appoint day 10 meet delegation of
the citizens Of Henry county at Taff's
Corners. TO consider this thing farther?
What say you, Mr.. Fulton Adver'lserY-
Will you see that n time is appointed? NC.
Aug. 22d, 1858. Nc.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-09

0r The subject of constructing
plank road from Napoleon TO some point
in Fulton CO., is agitated by CORES
pondent in TO day's paper This and the
construction Of a similar road 10 Kaida,
in Putnam county, have for some time
been looked upon by us as Improvements
very much needed by Fulton and Putnam
Counties, and would add materially to the
business Of our town. Room, at pteselt
in our columns prevent US from saying
as much on lis important subject as we
would. Meetings should he called and
The matter egilaed Immediately, These
roads can be built if tho citizens of the
three counties will Immediately take hold
of the matter with determination to
succeed. What say the Fulton ADDER
tiser and Ka!ida Venture ON this subject?
Napoleon Northeast.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-09

Whcreupon Joseph Tingle having a
maioriiy Of all the votes given was duly
dcclurcd nominated for Recorder.
On motion The following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
Resolped, That we have full conti-
Deuce in the ability, integrity, and pa'rl-
eilsm of franklin Pierce--ihat his nd-
minis,ra,ion thus far gives assurance that
ere long, our beloved country will oc.
cupy the same elevated position she did
under the Administrations Of Washington,
J ff.rson, and Jackson.
Resolpcd, Tha, this Convention re-
cognizes in William Mediil, the Demo
cratic candidatu for Governor Of Ohio
every principle necessary TO constitute
him a leader OF the great Democratic
party, and that we will give him our un'
divided support at tte coming election
Resolvcd, That the appointment OF K
In. G,Isou as Receiver of Public Moneys
q. Defiance, Ohio, was miss step BY
the Presiden, ur his advisers-,hal sale
ellison, by his wilful acts, of causing
hundreds of landless citizens TO return t'
their homes as they went, while he per
miued the wealthy nabob to mnl:ipl.
; perjury upon perjury and 10 purchas
g large quantities Of The public domain il
5 open violation of law, is justly entitled 1
f the execra,ion Of an outraged communlt
y that his immediate removal by th
:, President would be the carrying out {
y the wishes Of nine,y-nine one hur
Il dred,hs of the Democracy Of Northwes
$, ern Ohio.
s Resolped, Tha. the public press VII
: have denounced Gilson's course, ha'
. but advocated The cause of justice ar
y humanity, for which they have our warn
e es, thanks.
\. Resolpcd, That the proceedings
is this meeting be published in the Kall'
: Venture.
70 On motion, the Convention adjourne
or SAMUEL HOOPER, Chm.
0 G. II. RICE, Sec'y.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-09

Important from Europe Turkish Dttt-
oulties settled Later from China--Ar-
rival of the Arabia.
New York, August 23.--The CunaId
steamship Arabia, from Liverpool 18Th,
arrived a, 7 this morning making the
passage in 8 days II hours.
Dispatches from ST., Petersbn'gh,
dated Aug. 5tb, have been received in
Paris. They state lha, The Emperor has
definitely accepted The proposition of the
four powers.
A dispatch from Trieste states that the
Porte accepts wilhon, modification the
lreaiy drawn up a, VicnDa.
Al extraordinary ambassador was to
leave Consi ,nlinople Tor 81. Peiersburg'
with the Sultan's decision as soon as the
Russians are ordered 10 evucuate the
principalities.
The London Morning Post asserts
that tho principalities will be evacuated
the first week in September by Russia
and coon after the British and Frencl
will leave the Turkish waters.
The steamship Monumental City wa
wrecked on her passage from Port Ph'l'
to Sydney, and 35 passengers Perlshed
The Arab ship with the Bombay mai
) on board foundered, and l79 lascar
: we're drowned.
Chinese imperialis's we're preparing I
take Annoy. The insurgents forces wer
within four days march of Pekin.
A private telegraph says iher ha
: had beaten back an imperial flee, from be
rore Nankin and had concluded not
{ attack Canton until September
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-09
State Stock Bank F'orgerles--. Arrest O.
aPerson Charged as an Accomplice'

A young man named Ransei Lamb,
formerly foreman in the house OF Raw
don, Wight, Hatch s. Edison, bauk note
engravers, Cincinnati, has been arrested
on suspicion of this crime. lie was ar
rested a, his residence on Clark ST. He
b ad been in the employ of The above
house l2 years, and unlimited conf
dence had been reposed in him.
Some time, since he threw up his sit
uation and lef, for New York. On hi:
return he deposited considerable sum
of money with Messrs. Ellis and Morton
Lamb will be examined to-day. Ii II
said that these fnrgeries were exc
cu,ed by Milton Parker while he was IN
the State Prison in this city. Parker il
dangerous and accomplished forger ant
counterfeiier. lie was since p,rdonet
by Gov. Wood.--Ohio Statesman.
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GERR1r SMITHS DONATION To OswB-
e).-'rhe Oswego Times Publishes tho
letter of Gerrit Smith, approp:ia,ing
$25, 900 from him for the purchase of Il
tot, erecting burlding, and establishing
a Public Library in Oswego. It's just
like bim--just like one Of Natures noble
men. Ho advises that som' SIS 600
nr $4,000 Of the amount be expended
in a 10, and building, the balance in
books, and the rents Of ,ha: part of the
building not devoted to the library 10 be
used in adding books, from year to year.
He eninins that the Library shall be loca-
ted on the East side of the river and
adds:-My only other injunction is, that
the privileges and benefits Of the library
shall be always as accessible to the one
sex, as to the other; and that no person
on account of their race, complexion, or
condition shall be shut ou, from these
privileges and benefits, or, in any degree,
curiailed Of them.
AS 10 the character of the lbrary-l
have only to say, that my warm wish is,
that no books unfriendly to truth or pu>
rily may ever find place in the Library.
Buff. Courier.
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Senatorial NoMINATIoN,- Samuel H.
stoedman, of Lucas county, was al Miu'
NEE. on Thursday, the 3lss uli., nom
mated as The Democratic candidate tor
Senator from this District. The name OF
no other candidate was presented. DR..
Godfrey was spoken Of, but the delegates
from Putnam County did not bring his
name before the Convention, though
prcssingly urged SO to do, tho Or. hun
eelfnot being present, not having author
zed the use Of his name or expected 10
be candidate.
Mr.. Steedman, the Senatorial nominee
Las served IN the Legislature as Repre-
sentative from the Lucas District, is q
gentleman Of respectable ability, ina
well acquainted with political Affairs AS
Senator we feel confident he will faith
s,)y and acceptably represent the inter
ssts Of his District. He is radical
D mocrat. much attached 10 the grea'
principles of the party. OF course ne
will command the unanimous vote OF the
Democracy Of Putnam County and oi 'he
District.
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Nawa from Oalifornia

New York, Wednesday, Aug "a
The steamer Northern Light, from San
Juan, Nicaragua, Aug, Is, with San
francisco dates of August lst., arrived al
IL las, night. She brings $50 passen-
gers, and $l,l23,59s in Gold dust, on
freight, besides large amount in hands
of passengers, Among the passengers
are Capt. J. P. Chopper, and i. G. Saun'
dcrs, late Collector OF The port OF San
Francisco. The subject Of pe'tlonlne
for Mails via Nicaragua was attracting
attention. Joaquin the notorious rtbbe'
is said TO have been killed. Mining
prospects are excellent. Crops not sc
promising; whea, especially. The Squat
ers' difficulty at San Francisco ha
passed over peaceaSly.
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The Pacific Railway--Exploring Ex'
peditiou, ...

ST. LOUIS, August 24.-Lieut. Bealle's 8
parrv 90, on rapidly to Grand river, three
hundred miles from Fort Massic. BY the
upse,,ing of their canoe, the party lost all
their provisions, and had 10 return to
Yoas for supplies, causing detention oi
twenty days. Lieut.. Bealle speaks well
Of his route for n railway, says ii is well
,imbered and ma,urod and capable o.
cultivation.
Maj Fitzpatrick had distributed pres
cn,s to the Indians, and they had dis
persed.