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Lyon Kathairon.
! usT Received ires1 supply, which W 81 be sold a
wholesale or Heiail nj the lowest cash price, by
BUSH K CO; Botanic pruagisi s,
le4 al 81 Front Street
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DC GanVassers Wanted,
fHNO Crcull new and veliahle Books Young Men
{ Of gool Address with $40 or SIS viii nad profit
able employment, b9 calling AZ
WM. ALbEN'S Bookstore,
n9 dtf 2lj Maui ST., Worcester.
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a slEQAFiON in It Msrcaqtile, or Manu- featuring
n. Business, by an active business man no viii IN
vest two or three FHousad Daars. Address H. 5.
Trough the Post Office da~tf s27
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~ a.MTY.rIVn 49,

AeaNrs-CALDWEl l. Il ma l., h, H. MARSH
and y. SCOTT, Jr and stId by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c, Throughout the United States and the
CanaG'ts' an6 tlaWtr
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G0 0OD FEET o. y slgut Plank. 2 iact es ihif K.
AJ,EtJO IaqGire OLA LELAND, Grafton Ne
MO div w3t#
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and Commission Merchant

Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
SAMUEL w. SELBY, No IS Main street.
Agent and Collector
CONSTANT SHEPARD, % Thomas street.
Agricultural Implements.
RUGGLES, NOURSE, MASON, CO., & Court
Mills
booksellers and Boakbinders.
JOHN KEITH & CO, No 236 Main street.
J. S, WESBY, No. l24 Main street.
Botanic Druggists.
BUSH & CO.; No. 81 Front street.
Harre Stage Office.
No; 2l5 Main street next to Am. Temperance
HOuSp
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ROAD NOTICE

DUBLTC notice is hereby given to the
citizens of Putnam county and State o.
Ohio, that petition will be presented to the
Commissioners Of said county n: their next
Session PRAYING for the location and es,ab
lishment VI a county road, commenc cling at
the Giiead and Linn State road near Joseph
and James Wade's barn in section thirty, in
the township of Blanchard, county aforesaid
and State Of Ohio, 10 run thence an east
wardiy course to the Blanchard river-thence
up the meanderIng Of said river to Joseph
Rarnh:snr's mill--thence east on the section
line between sections 90 and 32-thence
east eighty rods on section line between
sections 90 and 33.-thencc norlhepstwardly
to Gnisinger run-.thence eastwardly 10 the
line between C. Gnisinger and G. Hartman
thence north TO the Blanchard river thence
up the meanderings OF said river to intersect
the Gilboa and Webster comfy road.
JOSEPH BARNH, FER,
L. n. CRAWFIS.
July 25th, A. D., 1853. Cd?
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MECHANICS. INVENTORS AND
MANUFACTURERS.
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XTOLUME TX Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
v commences on the I7th OF September.
II is chiefly devo'"d 20 the advancement oi
the interests Of Mechanics, Inventors. .uanu.
Grturers. and Farmers. by the diffusion OF
us eiul knowledge upnnt hese important hrhn-
ches. Il isrdiled by men practically skilled
in the arts and sciences, and iswdely regar
ded as sound and able journal. Nearly all
he VALUABLE PATENTS which ISSUE weekly
from the PATENT OFFICE are ILLUSTRATED WITH
ENeRAvlNGs, and the CLAIMS OF oil the PAT
ENTs are published in its columns; thus ma
king the paper n perfect SCIENTIFIC AND Me-
cHANIcAL ENcYcLoPEDIA for future as well as
presentreference. Tue SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
is very extensively ciiculat, d. its circnln.
ton in the last Volume exceeding l8.OO0
| copies per week. II is in form for binding;
each volume contains SEVERAL HUNDRED EN-.
CRAVINGS and over Four HuNDRED PAGES "i
| Reading Matter, with an Index. Tn prac-
tical receipts alone are worth to any FAMILY
much more than the subscription price.
The Publishers offer the following valua.
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| sent in bv the 1st OF January nrx':- $l0O
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second; $50 forihe third; S45 for he fourth
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seventh; 25 for the eight 90 f"r the ninth
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tor the twelfth The cash will be sent In th'
urd Of the successful competitor, immedi-
a,ely nfter January LIST, 1854.
TERMS One copy one year, Two Dollars
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c". Ss Y e5sS, osssa'ss s?zy zyss. e.. s.,..

Lewis N. CrRwfs, Mnry Ann)
Crawas. & Cathalne cellars Petition for Partition
M vs..
Andrew Reed mud others.
A NDREW Reed, Nancy Reed; Jacob Az.
"A lane Ak, lanes Henderson,, Sarah Niece,
Margaret WiI'ians William Henderson, Henry
Henderson. Jesse Henderson, Ell Henderson, Tneo.
plus Henderson, Marthu Henderson, Emnnutl Hen.
derso", Sophia Henderson, Richard Henderson.
William +. Henderson, Snrah Henderson, Nancy
Henderson, Mnry Ann Henderson. Margaret Hender.
son. Noali Henderson md Calvin Henderson will
take notice that petition wns filed against tIem on
the l7ih day Of August II So in the tourt Of Common
Pieas of Putnam county, by Lewis ". Crnwfs, Mary
Ann Crnwfs and CRiNarine Zrlinrs and IL now
pending wherein said Lewis N. Crawfs. Mnry Ann
Crawfs nDd Catherine Cellars demands pnrtiiien nj
the following Real Estate: In lots nnm'er sixteen
md twenty four. In the town OF Ch0a In said ronn
ty: aud that nj the nextter of said court application
will he made by tie said Lewis N. Craifs, Mary
Ann Crawfs and Cntlnrine Zeiare for All order thai
partition may lie made of said premises.
EBAY, ATTY for Pl.'f
August ~ la53 6I5
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ROAD NOTICE.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given to the
citizens of Putnam county, and State of
OHIO, thar petition will be presented
% the Commissioners Of faid county, al
heir next Session, praying for the loca-
ion and establishment of county road.
the county line south of N
w. ngan's house in section ,hirty-iive in the
township Of Pleasant. county aforesaid. and
Stnte ofOhio Ito run thence north to the end
IT N. w. Ogan's east and west lane, and
hence west to intersect the Kenton and
Kalida State road. N. w. OGEN.
June 0, 1853. .Nr 63j
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! Court ofCommsn Pleas,
) Pvtndm ConRfy.
Milton @. Ewing

Iohn p. Slinfsr md others.
TOHN P. Shafsr win take notee that n pefition
y wns filed against him In said Court. on the l-th
hay OF August, 1852 by Milton @. Ewing md is now
neuding. wherein said Milton C. Ewing demands
Judgment fox sixty.fva l7.l00 dollnIs nnn interest
from January 9Th. A. D. 1853, md for the sale OF the
following premises to wit:-In lot number fohr IN
Chnmhers' addition to the town Of Gil on. In snid
county; under mortgage.n lien given to secure me
pnyment OF the aforesaid amount rlnmed and thni
n"rss he nnHwe, IVY the 9th dnv OF September, d
1854 The petition OF the snid Milton c. Ewing agRins
him filed in the Clerks ofre OF snd co,r snrl peti
tion will he taken as true and Judgment rendered
accordingly.
Aurrst 18Th 1852 Gi3
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.

VTNHE Taxes on the one hundred dollars OF
l. valuation, in each Of the Townships at
Putnam county; in the village Of Gilboa; !;
and in the several School Districts, for ih
wear 1859, Is shown in the following table !:
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

a T. INV instance n writ of attachment was
IA this day issued bv Mosrs Lee. a Justice
u tho Pence within and for Putnam county.
against the monies, rights, credits and e
fpcis Of Daniel Sims, resident OF said
county,
Dated August 8. 1853. 6I3
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---- DU = IL CNHUN1' =
TENIIEci,izensot Putnam and the adjoiniDe
1 counties. and the travelling public gen
orally are respectfully informed. Tint I. r
Mcclure Inns purchased the above well
known s,nnd and which he is fitting up fo'
the reception and accommodation of travel
ers. and where he will he at all times read,
TO entertain his old dcustomeraandthet hetravel-
ing public generally.
As MIR. McC. 10 well known MS alandlord.
and the accommodations of the KALIDA
HOTEL L.itsSTABLES &c. ARE we'll known
to be ample he deems it unnecessary to say
more than thn, his hest exertions will be
givcnlo cater for the iastesand comfort OF
the travelling public. who may give him Il
cal and that he is detcrminedto provideth'
best the country affords.
February 1850. .. 46l7
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HERE Is YOUR REMEDY
IIOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

A MOSI MlkAN aCLllUo luke VT
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS
SUFFERING.
Extract Of Letter from Mr.. William Galpin,
OF 70, St, Mnry's Street, Weymouth, dated
May l5to, 1851. r.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SrR,-,Ai The age Of Is my wife (wh"
is now 6l) caught violen, cold, which
settled in her legs, and ever since iha'
lime they have heen mnre or less sore.
md greatly inf med. Her agonies were
disiraeling, aud for months 'ogs,her she
was deprived entirely of resi- and sleep.
Every remedy that medical men advised
was tried, but without effect; her health
suffered severely, ard the state Of her
lags was terrible. had often read your
Advertisements, and advised her to Try
ynur Pills and Ointment; and, as last
resource, after every other remedy had
proved useless, she consented to do so.
She commenced six weeks ago, and,
strange to relate, is now in good health.
Her legs are painless, Without seam or
scar, and her sleep sound and undis
lnrbed. Could you have witnessed the
4uifiqrings Of my wife during The last 4S
years, and con'ras, them with her present
enjoyment Of henlth, you would indeed
feel delighted in having been the means
Of so greatly allevia,inl the snffarings
a fellow creature. (Si1ned)
WILLIAM GALPlN.'
A PERSON 70 YEARS OF AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. William Abbs,
Builder of Gas Ovens, of Rushcliff". near
near Hudjersfeld, dated May 3lst, 1851.
'Fu Professor li"LL"wAY,
SIR, Il sulf red for period Of thirty
years from a bad lrg, the resnlt of two
or three difr,ent accidents at Gas Works
accompanied by scorbu,ic symptoms. !
had recourse to variety Of medical
advice, without deriving any benefit, and
was even Ioltl ,ha, the leg must he am.
pula,ed, yet, in opposition TO that opinion,
your Pills and Ointment have eff c.ed .
complete cure IN an short time, that irw
who had not Witnessed il would credit
the fact. (Signed)
WILLIAM ABBS.
The truth of this stalemen, can he
verified by Mr.W. P. England. Chemist,
l3, Market Street, lIuddersfpld,
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST
CURED IN ONE MONTH
Extract Of Letter from Mr.. Frederick
Turner, of Penshurst, Kent. dated Decem-
Der 9Th, 1850.
To Professor IIoLLnwAY,
DEAR SIR. : My wife had suffered
front Bad Breasts for more than six
months, and during the whole period had
The best medical attendance. bu, all to
no use. Having helnrc healed an awfu
wound in my own leg by your unrivalJnd
medicine, determined again to use your
Pills aud Ointment, aud therefore gave
them trial in her case, and fortunate it
was | did so, for in less than a month a
perfect cure was effected, and the bene-
fit ;hat various other branches of my
family have derived from their use is
really astonishing. ] now strongly re.
command them 10 all nv friends.
(Signed) F EDERlCK TURNER.
The Pills should be used conipinlly
with the o nimenl IN most Of the follow.
...
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Safety to the public funds requires Tint
shomd take in payment Of taxes nothing buI
coin or current Ohio hank paper.
s. SUTTON, Treasurer.
TRsAsuREn's Orrlcr, PuTNAM Co., OF
September 18th, 1853. 649
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n 0nn Tbs of Superior Coffee
4sVOU For sale as cheap as can
behad in the Northwest by
WIN. & A. ]. TAYLOR.
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From SIS to $40 per Day can be Made
The public are assured that this IS
no Hunlbug!


no Humbug!
YVyHE advertiser will send on the rcceip,
a. of 81, printed instructions in upwards
OF 100 different kinds of'buslness or methods
of making money, each OF which have been
sold at from S. to $e5 each. The whole
have been compiled al great expense, by
the advertiser. and ore now offered Tor only
81. These instructions embrace so many
different ways for making money, that no
one can fail to be suited. A part Of the
instruc tions alone will be worth ten times
the price asked to every family; and no
person out OF or in any common employment.
will regirt sending for them. Unlike those
who shroud in my stery the means by which
they have arrived al independence. we have
in these instructions, (Which originally cost
tho isands of d"llars) thrown open the &C.
cumulated stores Of our information, for the
sole benefit Of the enterprisng portion Of
the community And of the different me-
rhods may be started with capt. ii Of from
SIS 20 $40 Persons with capital Of from
SI00 TO $500 can make from $50 TO $l00 per
day. We could give reference to great
many who hav, availed themselves Of our
information. and are now engaged in busi-
ness; hut suffice to say, if any nre diseatis-
fed, their money will be refunded.
Owing to the rapid and constantly increas-
ing sale OF the Instructions. no letters will
he attended 10 unless accompanied with the
cash. Address post paid,
A. P. BOXWELL, Proprietor.
643 Cleveland, Ohio.
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GUNNER HATS.-Jnsi Received,
~ Palm Leaf Hats, from l2a cents
upwards.
L-ghnrn Hats, from rs cents upwards.
Panama Hats. choicn article, very
cheap, AT TAYLnRs' ST RE.
April 26. 1853 G29
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, q AARON JONES DECEASED. Z &
NOTICEis is hereby given that the under
lN signed has this day been appointed
and duly qualified as administrator oi the
estate Of Aaron Jones, late Of Putnam coun.
ty, Ohin, deceased. .,..-.5.,., h.. .-
" REUBEN ELsEN.
F. September IL, 1853 $50
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RAILROAD NOTHC r..
OrElcE DAYTON AND Meme IN,
RAILROAD CoMPANY,

....... ,.-.. Sept. 81, 1888. }
NToTiCE is hereby givca that by n resolution hrIa
LN tofore mldc OF the Board Of Directors OF the
Dayton and Miclgon Railroad Company, thn Stork
subscriptions made to said Companp required To
he called in Subscribers In the county OF Putnam
were by said resolution required 10 pay five per cent
on the amount oftir stock Oh the l5th April last,
nndten per cent every sixty days thereafter until tile
wloe ofsaid subs "riptlOn should he fully paid up.
Prompt payment Is essentially necessary of In
siallments due TO meet the obligations and engage.
ments ofthe company for road contracts, and II Is
hoped that those Subscribers who are In defhu in this
respect, will hereafter he pnnrtun and tha all the
stockholders will do their part 10 the urtherance OF
the common interest.
Payment ofsuhsc, iptio ~ In saih county. may he
made TO DR.. C. T. POMERoY, OF Ottowa, who Is au
thoriEed TO receive payments ofStock and receipt
therefor.
By Order of the Board.
HENRY 8. MAYO,
Treas. d. g. NJ. r. Il CO.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
n NTOTICE is hereby gwen that the uader
~ signed was. on thel0;h day of'Septem.
Der. A. D 1853, duly appointed and qualifipo
hv the Probato Court OF Putnam County,
Ohio. administrator OF the Estate of John
Waltner, late OF said county, deceased.
DAVID WALTNER.
September Is, 1853. z.-.t 649cw
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A T my instance an attachment was this
IN day issued by John M. Radabaugh, n
Justice Of the Peace, OF ouowa township,
Putnam county. Ohio, agnints the property
and effects of James Lowry, an absconding
debtor, of said county. Dated this 18th do,
Gags LEVI HOFSTEATER.
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The Treasurer, or his deputy. will attend
\, the place Of holding elections in lhr
several Townships, of Putnrm county, Z"
receive taxes, at the times following, 10 wit:
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DIR. Christie's Galvanic Curaives,
consists iu the fact that they arrest and cure disease
b, ouCdrd application in place Of the usual mode Of
drugging, und physcking the patient till exhausted
Nature sinks hoPelessly under the inaiction.
They Strengthen The whoir system, .qna.e the ercu,
laon Of The 6oOd promote The secieons, aud nerer dc
the slightest iEjioy under dny ci.cumsiGices Since
theii introduction in the United States only three
Neara since more than
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PHILADELPHIA.

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribys.
PHILADELPHIA. Mondsy Aug IS, 1858
The notorious gang of Schuy kill Rangers have again
commenced their nearious operations in the vicinity
of Pine ST. and the Schuykll. number Of them fire.
quent an empty house Pine St and Willow, where
tbey commit al SORTS of denominations. la some nstan
they have gone so far IS to nVeiRe females INTO the
den in order 10 commit ontfages upon them Inc resi-
d,rs Of of houses the south sice of the str4et
opposite this place have been much annoyed during q
WEE past by the reckless and daring villains On hondv
nelt one tn houses wa burgaousy entered by three
ofthe gang ana robbed of Jig articles The Poli o. who
eftctuay oheck I'd the operations 81 these outlaws sev
er months az and scattered tire parties IN every direc
ton will doubt give them another trial, and rid the
teigl b. TlOod Of then presence
In some Of the districts Of the city the people and author
lies have been sdmonsbed 10y the sad experience OF
Orleans and ara making efforts TO avert the evil results
which almost inevitably flow from 6lthnessbv cleaning
the streets and bye places In the District Of Southwsk
the authorities have taken the mser in their own hands,
and since the 10th int the contract system has beeD dis
pens.d with ana the streets have been cleaned hv
gers who are operating under the direct control othe Com
mssioners Tire system works well and an immense
deal offh has heen removed during the week It has bs4n
IN operation There IL still much room Tor inpr ,venent
in other sections MoyaMesng is much IN need OF the
broom and the crsper and OF the lanes and alleys
IN that district contsn dirt enough To poison the entire
CIV The Board Of Health has been busy in tho effort 10
abate nusances wherever il notified their existence
but much necessarily be left TO the good sense ana
public spirit Of individuals Philadelphia IS no" IN very
healthy condition, and only requires the exercise OF
tie common prudence TO preserve the blessings now en-
lived by her people
The Committee on City Property have Fixed neat pal
isade inside the door of the Hall Of Independence The
door kept open du ing the day. and visitors ao1 in
spect the sacred apartment without let hndrance Al
Il same tine u cannot be invaded by vandss who
irdu'ge a mschievous propensity for hacking places Of
nuhlic r. sort by free OF their pocket knives
The contributions Of citizens of Phlad4lphs to the AID
Of the Howard Association of New Orleans amoan At the
present time - eleven thousand dollars
RSn is falling in torrents this afternoon, accompanied by
0 close and murky atmosphere Anything but pleasant
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CONSULAR CONVENTION,
BY the President OF the United sRtes OF Auerica-A
Proclamation.


BY the President OF the United stntes Of Auerica-A
Proclamation.
WurRTNs Consular Convention between the United
States of America and His Majesty the Emperor Of the
French was concluded and signed in this city, by their
respective Penpotentaries the twenty third day OF
February last; which Convention, as amended by the
Senate the United states and being in the English aud
French languages I'VE copy the English only is word
for word, as follows;
and his Mqjesfy ne Emperor Of ne Freact.
The President OF the United States Of America and bis
esty the Emperor # th- French being equally DESTROYS
=; shtn the bonds Of friendship bstEsen The tive
lions ahd TO give snd more ample development 20
their commercial intercourse deem expedent Tor th-
Accomplishment OF that parpos7 20 conclude special con
venton which shall determine, IN precise and reciprocal
the rights, privileges ana duties OF the tSo com
tries
United States. the Hon Edward Everett Sscrstary OF
State Of the United States his NJ sy the kmpr1r OF the
French tie Count &c Sntges Commander Of the lmpe
rial Order the Legion Of Honor ~ his Envoy EKtrsn
oipsry and Minister FsppOteniary AZ Washington who
ALTER ,mmui caug TO each other tier fall powers found
in good and due iorm have agreed upon the following
AT / The Consus General 1nsuls and Vice COnsuls,
o. Cor sular Agents o the United stats aud France s'S
De recprocsy received and recognized on the pr7senis
o Of their commissions IN the form established N their
respective counties The necessary exegudur Tor the
EXERCISE of their functions shall BE- flrahed 70 them With
cut charge ana the exhibition o. iais e1sq sur tnsy
sha 10 ed i',ed IL once ard gthou, clltly, oy Inc
.rorSl Authorities Federal Or stit, ei- or e1e'-.
tive of the ports cities and places OF hs rs asnce Aee
district 70 the enjoyment OF tae preroSsv.s
granted The Government that furnishes ths eAsqeNnr
reserves the right to withdraw IT, on statement OF the
r ssons for which il was thought proper ~ 90 50
Ar, . The CopsusG enerAl, Consuls Vice Census OF
Coner Agents of the United States snd France shall en-
oy 10 the two countries the privileges usually accorded 70
ter offices such personal immunity except IN me csse
in the militia or the national guard and other duties OF the
same nature and from all direct and personal taxation,
whether federal State municipal IT. however the sSd
Consnls General Copsuls Vice Consuls, or Consular
Agents sre zens Of the country IN which they reside
they are to ecome of property there or engage
in commerce they shall be subject TO the same taxes Aod
mnoss and with the reservation Of the treatment granted
10 commercial Sgsu:s to tbs sane jurisdiction IS other
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,..a ten thousand dollars at the disposal OF the
10y al Health and given the said BOlrd ualimved
pc They also authorized the Street Commissioner
q smploy any amount Of assistance go
va also bear witness 10 the devotion Of the Alder
IN their individual capacity, in attending TO the 81 x,
ss;r, and dead meet them everywhere, doing all the
T1s scknese is greatly on the increase The report
,oasy /. 1872 deaths, but large number haze se
t,ten 20 the opposite side Of the river where no rep "
made, we can safely put down the mortality OF today
a250 80, r
large number Of our resident citizens are sick.
Ill give you the names Of some who have died to-day,
:. they 90 doubt have friends at the north The follow
hg Is The list;
e., s,.., n Ne q late Dr. WIN. l. Lambts, Lynchs1rg' Va
Pohert Miller. Ohio
John b. Moore. TerDessee
John r.. Y Lyle, Washington, d. Z
ANA BIoosfed Enslaod
Hesce bailey KenfUcby
Nh. DR. chsfes Hssniiton srsi,.,SS
william c. Barton Bsistoo spa, M
Hsuot H1kiIi. Cincinnati.
Maze r. Pueberie, Virginia
WRnsn H. Melon. Allentown Pa
We have had another heavy rain to-day. Weather
warm. OhL'oESf'
fBy Ieleusph.l
TxeHsndred and Thirty-nye Deaths by Yellow Fever
New.Orieaas in One Day.
EEw-ORLHtNs, Mondty, Aag. IS 1859.
The total number Of DE- abs yesterday amounted 20 go
Of vbsh 23J from Y''lo" Fever.
More Aid for the New-Orieans Sufferers.
The cit zeDs Of Swan ah have subscribed tbs sum o.
o. 900 10 aid In relieving the susrDgs At New Orleans.