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New York Horticultural Society.

The regular monthly meeting of this society was held
last evening" at the Stu, vesant Institute W. c. H. Wad
dell presiding and Peter B. Mead officiating secretary
The attendance not very numerous but great deal
of interest was manifested in the proceedings Among
the floral beauties exhibited remarkably
cemelias large number Of monthly roses, cactus
hibiscus, a2aeas, cineraras verbenas psnses, geran
nms stOckgillie and bouquets. The meeting called
to order about eight O'Clock after which the minutes Of
tie previous meeting read and the usual prelimi
nary business transacted The Executive Committee
ported in accordance with previous instructions that
they had duly considered the propriey of publishing the
circular of the society and that they had authorized the
Recording Secretary to have Ave hundred copies printed
The report was adopted without debate The Secretary
read communication announcing the death Of Mr. VIM
Neale, who was formerly astive member. Two new
members were pI proposed and elected The Room Com
ntee reported that they had engaged of the
on the third floor Of the Stuyyesant Institute, at rent
Of two hundred dollars. brief debate followed, a
motion TO adopt the report when IL finally put to the
vote and lost 1t then decided TO refer the subject
back to the Committee; but here difficulty by
the refusal of one OF the members to participate any
further in the action of the Committee His resignation
accepted after considerable opposition the part
OF the majority of the members The greater part the
time Of the meeting consumed in discussion to
the and Inconvenience of the
gagged by the Committee the opinion of the majority
heng decidedly unfavorable to it. There being fur
ther business before tne meeting it adjourned till the
first Monday in May.
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From the state Capitol.

Mr.. TARDOX IN PRISON-COMTEMPLATED RESIGNA-
TIoN OF THE STATE ENGINEER-RAILWAY CON-
SOLIDATIOE, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, April 40 P. NJ.
Mr. Tarbox, the convicted of attempting bribe
member o! the Assembly, in prison. and likely to
main there until the adjournment.
Mr.. McAlpins resignation State Engineer win be
sent to the Governor after the adjournment of the
Legature He is to be Vice President and Chief Engi
of the Erie Railroad exorbitant salary. Col
Schlater IF the Ogdepsbnrg Raircad has been here
week lobbying for Mr.. McAlpin's place.
There Is truth in the report that Postma sters Mt
Hudson aud Poughkeepsie have been appointed gen.
tlemsn direct from Washington, states that further
appointments for this State will be made under two
three weeks.
The Railway Consolidation bill was signed by the Go.
vernon Saturday evening.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
aenat9,

ALBANY, April 4, 1853
THB NEW YORK HARBoR MASTERS.
Mr. McMURRAY reported adversely to increasing the
Has Dor Masters of New York. Laid on the table.
NEW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Mr. MORGAN reported favorably the Caulkers AMI
'Shipwights Benevolent Association bill
PARK.
The Jones Park bill received and referred to the
Senators from New York
The bill to educate common school teachers was
passed.
Several private bills were passed
The Sen ste then went into committee of the whole
TIE INSPECTORS.
Mr. CoNGER (dem) defended the Inspectors and urged
that the charges made against them were unfounded
Mr. TABER (whg) pointed to the fact that the State
called upon to appropriate 900 to make good
deficiencies in the management Of this prison. The in
vespaton got up the CALL and at the request of
prominent barnburners The Inspectors being hunkers
thor ough trial had. and the inspectors probably
owed their safety to the cenency Of whg Governor,
who did choose to baye his motives misre presented
by the removal of two democratic Inspectors prior to
great State election. If the principle of this bill Is
sancts by the State the next thing will be to pay
the New York Common Council the charges of their at
tackled innocence.
Mr. CoSGR attacked the procedure Of investigation
having been conducted without opportunity to the
cused 10 be heard fuy thoroughly their defence
if any exist were perpetratcd by ormer Board of Com
missoners,
long debate ensued growing of a proposed
amendment paw Judge Humphreys for his services in
holding the investigation.
, The committee reported progress.
MR.. SEARS CLAIM Bill.
The same committee took up the Ephalet Sears
claim bill pending which the recess was taken at 4 7.
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Ene Recent Murder In the Frftir Ward.
EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER DE CORN = uIs
STATEMENT or THE AFFAIR
Before Coroner Hilton
Yesterday afternoon the Coroner examined Louis De
Corn, who stands charged with the murder of Eugene
Melville, by shooting him with pistol the morning Of
the 3lst ultmo at the premises No 3OS Greenwich street
The Coroner informed the prisoner that was going to
examine him, In accordance wits law, the charge Of
wlfully taking the life Of Eugene Melve and that he
was at liberty to decline any question
that might be put to him. ~
The prisoner bowed his acknow Judgements and an.
sweredas follows
Q.-What is your name2
A.-Louis De Corn,
Q-Where were you bornS
AIN Martinique, West Indies.
Q-WheIe do you reside2
A.-At No. 30S Greenwich street.
Q,-What il your occupaton2
Al am physician but engaged in mercantile
business
Q-fisve you anything to say and il So what in rela
ton to the charge here preferred against you viz :
That Eugene Melville came to his death by pistol shot
wlfuly fired at him by LOUIS De Corn March 3lst 1853
Al shot him in defence of my life. understood he
was mailman and he wanted to kill me
As the above all the prisoner wished to say at
present in the affair Coroner Hilton fully committed
him to prison to await trial
During the examination the prisoner attended by
his counsel Messrs Larocque and Barlow, Mr. Graud
the prisoners partner in business also present AZ
ter the examination De Corn appeared quite cheerful
conversed freely with his counsel for short time and
was then conveyed back to his lonely cell in the Tomb
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TEE NEW YORK C0LLEOTUH5HIP-GRxHP EXCITE
MENT
Hon. Daniel g. Dickinson il now at his residence in
and We learn that he will accept tho Collec
among the erpectants Mr.. Dickinson will be bard push
Cd In addition to his numerous friends at home-all
friends nowembasses from all parts of the country
VIII hoek to him. Binghamton stock h up. The barn.
Durners are DOWN Observe some methsd gentlemen in
con probably be seen 'durinV oaice hours nBin1
hsnaton N. Y. Republican April L.
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Navigation.

DUNKIRK, April a. 1858.
The steamers Southe rner for Cleveland and America
for Detroit left here yesterday, both fully laden with
goods.
The propelers Republic and Forest Queen are dis
charging freight Mt the dock and will leave for Cleveland
and Toledo to with full cargoes.
The harbor is entirely free from leo.
PrTsBuRG, April 4, 1853.
Tho Ohio river here eight feet and further
rise is expected. It has been raining all day.
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susan ca

Mr.. ALEXANDER ABERcRoMBIE, of Greenvile dis
trict, 8. c., committcd suicide, the 22d ut., by
cutting his throat with pocket knic. Tho causc OF
the melancholy oct 10 not known.
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Railroad Accidents.

MAN KILLED NEAR GREENsBURG, PA.
PTrsBuRG, April 4, 1883
Yesterday morning, at Rodebaughs station, near
Grcensburg, the Pennsylvania Railroad, Mr.. Rode
bnugh was standing the road, when locomotive
up and struck him throwing him SAX feet Off the road
His back broken aAd he sustained other INJURIES
causing instant death.
DISASTER ON THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG ROAD.
BALTIMORE, April 4, 1883
Yesterday afternoon a car ran of the track the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad the bottom Of the
ripped out and the thrown to the ground
Six FER, badly injured, but no lives lost
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[From the Chicago Democrat, March 80
is an item Of great importance to the cities Of the
Atlantic coast TO know which of the three Philadelphia,
New York Boston, shal secure mercantile interests
Of the thriving and increasing cities of the West This
is of rivalry to those cities and naturally creates
a great deal of jealousy among them.
Now York has undoubtedly shared largest in the bene
fits Of Western trade thus far and prospect differ.
ent result would be met by that CITY with continued
resistance
The proposed "Air Line, communication with Phila-
delpha would meet Incorporating contest from New
York where 1t that almost simultaneously with that
connection the mercantile accins and interested ope
rators of New York will have direct road completed
from their city to Harrisburg, thereby rendering them
able to engage in the future contest with quite vo
Iable prospects as they now enjoy.
Boston would, perhaps, be considered too far away,
were II not for some advantages that her capitalists pos
that render her able to compete against this dis
tance. The circumstances which strongly in her IA.
yor her commercial vigor and the fact that her
moed men large stockholders in many of the lines
Of transportation connecting with the West and North
west She is not by any considered nconside
rable rival by the other cities in the mercantile
ton. But the general impression that New York Is
in he ADVANCE naturally fosters the impression that
with her superior advantages she will be ,t likely to
attain and hold permanent supremacy in this respect
Treasury Notes Outstanding, April 4, 1859.
Amount outstanding of the several issues
prior TO I'D Of July 1S46 as per records of
Amount outstanding Of the issue OF I'D of
Amount outstanding din Of the issue Of 2sth Of
January. Is47 as per do............. do 9,70o 04
slls j5l 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of account
ingeonicers, all under acts prior to I'D July, -
1870 ................... l0V wv
s,1s,4i ca
Mr.. ALEXANDER ABERcRoMBIE, Of Greenville dis
trict. q. c.. cOnmittcd suicide. the Z2d ult.. bY
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E,.TxyrroS IN CoYcoRD.-To-day al election
for city olIioen will take place in Concord, N. H.
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BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, AND OTHER APPOINT
MENTS.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, April 3, 1858.
The Senate to day confirmed Colonel Polk Surveyor
Baltimore but he declined aud the President after
wards nominated Or. J. O. Wharton for that Office.
Among the nominations sent in oday Senator
Sturgeon for Sub Treasurer ut Philadelphia vice Mr.
Ewing declined Robert White Collector Of the port of
Galveston and j. W. Pomeroy and J. 7. Emerson, Ap-
praisers at Baltimore.
Among the combinations number of land officers
Alabama and Mississippi.
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Southern Mall Failure.
baltimore. April 4-p. 81
We have no NAH south a Richmond to night
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ALBANY, April 3, 1858.
THE rARBox BRIBERY CASE.
Mr. BuRsT moved suspension of the rules to take up
the motion TO reconsider the Tarbox imprisonment
luton. Lost n to So-not two thirds.
PRISON APPROPRIATION
In Committee Of the Whole the Prison Appropriation
bili was passed.
MONUMENT FoR GEN. WORTH.
Tho bill making appropriation TO erect monument
- lpspersi Worth in Greenwood Cemetery taken up
In committee Of the whole
n. Pw,ss (whig) Of Genesse no more rsascu for
thtp appropriation than for TO erect monument to
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
ORDER OF COURT.

GAN tho sixth day yof July, 1853, at three
~ O'clock in the afternoon, utthe house
Of Henry Wing, in the town.of Gilbon, will
be sohl to the highest bidder, the following
Real Estate, as the property of John Henry
Miller, deceased, to wit THE west half OF
the north east quarter Of section nineteen,
in town one north of range eight east, sub
lect to the dover Of the widow Appraised
at S437 90. Terms OF ,rale :-0ne. third cash
in hand; one.third IN nine months; and the
residue in eighteen months, with interest
from the day Of sale, to be secured by mort.
gage on the premises.
HENRY WING, Admir- de bonis non
of john HENRY MILLER, deceased
orELAM DAY. Sol. for Admir-. aa's foaE
May "a. 1853. aio5 'wo 's 63J
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Petition to sell
hnes Lands. s.

VS. Ifa |a .|t 'fi.-h lzuHuS. ID
Nancy Pitts. ct. pl.va p'a j aaA I
N ANCY PITTS. Of Hancock county,
IN Ohio, widow of decedent, William
Puts of Richland co lnty, Ohio, Joseph Pitts
and Nancy Snyder whose residence is un-
known, legal representatives of John Pitts,
deceased, are hereby. informed that on the
2lst day of May. A. Z. 1853, said Admins.
traitor filed his Petition in the Probate court
within and Tor Putnam county, Ohio, the
object and prayer of which said Bill is for an
assignment of the Dover Estate of said
Nancy Pitts, widow as aforesaid, and FOR the
sale Of the following Real Estate Of rdece-
dent, to wit:--The east half of the south
west quarter of section number Thirteen OJ
in township number,two (2) northUof range
number eight east, containing eighty acres
of land, more or less. to pay the debts 0!
decedent, and;that said petition will be for
hearing, ON the 9th day Of July, AID. 1858,
before the Probate, Court in said Putnam
county, Ohio. IIz
ANDREW J. PORTER,
Administrator, ,of JOHN PrTTs, deceased.
By JAMES MACKENZIE. Sol'f lsild. 60.
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ROAD NOTICE.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given to the
LII citizens of Putnam county, and State Of
OHIO, at their next Session, praying for the
location and establishment of a county road,
commencing al the county line south of N
w. Ogan's house, in section thirty-llve in the
township Of Pleasant, county aforesaid, and
Stote Of Ohio Ito run thence northtothee end
OF N. w. Ogan'sf east and west lane, and
thence west 70 iutcrscct the Kenton and
Kalida State.road.sg 9hGN. w. OGENs &
June Q, 1858. aai tesY slaoa 6S5
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June s, 1859 -- --53 -.....- -----I q 635

To the Electors of Original Surveyed
Township No. one South of Range six
East. @u
M Office is hereby given by igirluo Of
l y an order by the Commissioners Of
Putnam County, State Of Ohio, made al
their Special Session, Aptl is, 1858,
that an election will be held pursuant to
law, at the Court house, in Kalida, on
Saturday, the ll.h day Of June, A. D.
1858, at the Time on said day fixed by
law for holding elections, to elect, in
pursuance Of law, three trustees Of said
Township and one Treasurer of ihe
same, for School Lands Purposes, foraho
discharge of the duties by law assigned
TO such officers, for said above named
Township. ,a
By order Of the Commissioners, 8H
JAMES MACKENZIE,
An Elector OF said Township.
Nav 30, 1858. 2d s1lsm1g a9d 632
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EsTATEoOF ANDREW LEASE. /.
NT NToT1cE is hereby given that the. sub
~ scriber has been Guly appointed and
qualified as Administfato: of the Estate Of
Andrew Lease, late ofPltnan county, OHIO,
deceased. 's.'.23 aN JOHN LEASE.
Z May 23d. A. D. 1858. -''l s'3 633
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materials furnished il payment Of said
tax. Adopted, May 8, 1853.
The dbove Ordinances to take elfecl
from daflcr the day ofpublicariop.
RIT HENRY WING, Mayors
R. G: LucE, Recorder. = :
s5iGilboa; Junei4, 1853, ISn d ,4sgil,g
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DANIEL SHOWERS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
lN signed has this day been appointed
and qualified as Administrator on the Estate
of Daniel Stover, late of Riley township.
Putnam county. Ohio, deceased.
May Goth, 1858. 1881 N. B. THRAPP.
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DIED,

In mis- village, on the 9th inst, of typhoid
fever, Miss SARAH AMANDA COULTER
aged l9 yeafs, one month, and Is days.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday. 7th inst, by p. CRowELL, Esq.
Mr.! BROCKMA AN y B8OWE Err and MRS
ELIzABETA4 ,WIGHTERMAN, BOTH o
Greensburg township, Putnam county.
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ROAD NOTICE

N0TICEtls hereby given to the citizens
d Ncof Putnam cpuntythaf there. will ben
petition presented TO The Commissioners oil
Putnam county, at their next Session, pray
ing fprthe' location and establishme1t'of a
county road, commencing at the north east
corner of tho south west quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section thirty-6se. in Plea
sant township, Putnam, county, Ohio, 70 run
thence south to the county line, of said
county.
ADAM VANMETER.
June s, 1858 y. ,'ao3 ...o.r...l ..,,aa 635
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fr vaB. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
and Philadelph phia,-is our only agentin these
cles for advertising and Subscription pur-
poses All arrangements made with him,
on our account will be treated as if made
directly with THE Office.
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RAGLROAD NOTICE.
LAND FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale Farm or
a tract of Land, in Pleasant township
containing about cighty.eight acres, with %
to 80 acres cleared and well fenced. II lies
adjoining farms of Jacob Byers and B. Payn,
knowngas the Durfey lots; being only a
mules from Otowa, and good school house
within few rods. The Toledo and Lima
Railroad is located on the west line Of said
land a'7tl't". ~ aH e tai# illins
Price is ten dollars per ucre-eone. third in
hand, and balance 10 suit purchasers. ,i'i 10
Enquire Of JACOB BYERS near the prem
ises, or address the subscriber Croton, P. o.,
Licking county, O.. Title clear. ~
HW .Hat 2 j. W2SEYMOUR.
April, 1853. Bows ll,.l 629
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JOHN GEIGER'S. ESTATE.

JOHN GElGER'S Els FATE.
mi Office ishereby given that John Geiger
LY administrator of the Estate Of John
Geigor. deceased, has filed his accounts in
the Office Of The Probate Court of Putnam
county, Ohio, for final settlement; and that
said accounts will be heard on the 9th day
of July, A. D. 1853. t HeaAA
Y 3JOI1N'DlXON, Probate Judge.
June 7, 1853 ErEP diC l7g 635
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NOTICE I'M ATTACHMENT.

I9b NOTICE IN ATTACHMENTS 37
A LII persons interested will take notice
"A that Robert Douglass onthe 10Th day
of May, A. d. 353, sued out writ tof at.
tachment5 from the Clerks office of the
CourhofI Common Pleas, Of Putnam county,
in the State of Ohio, against James Bensloy
for the sum of one hundred dollars, which
writ-has been served and returnedas oiD34E
d q, Attest; DAVID I.sBROWN, Clerk. 9d
Dated, May I6ibsAA. Dnl853. sii aua.Ha
632 A. BUDD, Atty forlPlaintiff.
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..,,5. By A. BUDD,
Sol. for Petitioner.

SETTLEMENT OF GUARDIANS.
.el Hra ACCOUNTS. ealo % fg
NoTICE is hereby given thai James
lV Wooddell, Admin strator of The Estate
of William Henderson, deceased, has filed in
the Office OF the Probate Court, Of Putnam
county, Ohio, for final settlement, the, ac-
counts oe tho deceased, as guardian Of his
minor heirs.
a0i w JOHN DIXON, Probqte Judge !
June 7th,il853q % 59'5l 635
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List of Lettere,

' Listof Letters, ll
I'D EMA1NING in the Pos' Office, at Ka-
III Ida, Ohio, May I6, 1858, sfs,.r.
Baggle Nathan Osmond James XIX
BODY Christian Porter Roberto
Cary Simeon Phillips Goo, H =
Evans William, in Redd Elisa
care of James Davis Shook Elanor
Ermine George Shaw Sarah ~ .i'i
Holden S S 'Tobbens Joseph
Huffman John Graan Letters. %
Harris Asa ] Benkman 0l '
Jones VIM. Casper Benker
Kenny John ,rr7 Bernhard Erad 2 n
McHamlton VIM asF Muller. an. .rt
GEORGE SKINNER, P m +
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ACALL TO THE TREE DEMoCRA
CY OF PUTNAM COUNTY.

FELLOW, CITIzENs;- -7Inpsnpch as the two great
political parties ofthe day have assumed position
In reference TO the question of American slavery
tviz: the fugitive snve lazy of ls50,) clearly incom
palhle with the spirit of the constitution, as well as
repusive to- the feelings of every pantropist, and
thereby virtually DISTINGUISHING large proportion OF
American ctizt ms, in whose bosoms burn the undy
ing sentiment Of equal rights to all men; who unw.
ing to be gagged to adhere to the principles ofthe
"Act, referred to. would cat upon tile Free Demo.
! cracy of Putnam county to meet in Convention In
ottowa, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of June, 1853
tor the purpose of organizing The party, that may
more efficiently cooperate in the great cause of hu
man rights att9 az4a. II5f5IfHlIi &
Come up then on the 18Th of the present month
and attend to the natter believing thatevery feeling
of right and justice demands TINT act in ts great
cnuse Yes, every obligation ofhonot and true patr
otisrn tlIe cause Of suffering humanity. and the age
we live In, all demand TINT we "piant ourselves on
sectional plntform Of slavery" having for motto
ISree Soil Free Spe cb. FToe Labor and Freeuen'
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RETAIL DSUG STORE,
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
Of fwam Vi SaVf Williams. dessassa Court u prssa.

OF William Williams, deceaFed,l Court sT Pr0Bats.
Margaret Williams, et. ol as. 4til,el5
FAME Williams, Isaac williams and Hudson Will
u lialns, whose residence Ia unknown, heirs ind
legal representatives of William Williams, deceased
are hereby informed that on the sixth day of June
d. 1885, said administrator filed his petition in The
Probate Court within and for Putnam county, Ohio,
the object and prayerof which petti0n is g obtain
an order for the assignment of the Dover of Margaret
Williams. the widow Of the said William Williams,
deceased; md for the sale of the following Real
Estate of which the said William Williams died
seized. situate in the county of Putnam, Ohio. to
wit-Ihe north west quarter of the south west
quarter Of section six tOwnlOne north range eight
east, containing forty Of land more or esst
win be for hearing on the ninth day of July, A. D..
1858. tsNei sNtel .HtE
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

Andrew J Porter, Admir-
of John Pitts, decease d y
vs.. t.H m IA
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Sud at The Establishment Of Professor
lloLLowAY, PA, Strand, (near Temple
Bar,g London,) and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
ihroughout, the British Empire, and Of
those Of The Uuiled States, in Pots at
Bag. and 81 SOC. eacl. Wholesale by
the principal Drug houses in the Union,
and by Messrs. A. B. g. D. SANns; New
York, ,,ss, n ssm IA, ls.l.gs,s
CT Vnere is a considerable saving by
taxing the larger sizes. h 8 .aaS
IN D. Directions forihe guidance of
patients in every disorder are affixed to
leach Pot. iel8A sstsaiass a issiia
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The above lands will he sold in tracts of eighty
acres, nj three dollars per in advance or If part
credit is wanted they will be sold in tracts of not less
than one hundred and sixty at four dollars per
acre--one fourth down and the balance in three
equal annual paymsns with interest. i.,..a
This is some of the best land in Putnam county
and is a of the very best quality and well adapted
all agricultural purposes.
Application can be madeto the subscribers at thei,
Office in Toledo, Ohio, or yleiter post paid) which
viii receive prompt attention.
'." ,q'gslI BENNETT s. NYE, Ia'A
".'' ~ ''s,''' ''i1 81 Agents..
Toledo, February 81, 1858! fa1G 9G r. 69B