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OUTER, SALT, BRANDY, AND sEGARs, AT AUC-
- ton Tuesday, April at 1913 o'clock at ~ Dey street
corner Of greenwich treeTeas sugar ground pepper and
preserves butter salt fish, behring's corks ink brandy
wine gin, segars, tobacco &c.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN-EIGHT MINUTES WALK
- from South ferry in modern built house, plea
SAINT location, Baltic street. between Clinton and Court
after 2oh April Suites Of apartments and single
willing to pay good price will find this desirable oppor
tnnity engage apartments Dinner at O'Clock PM
if desirable Apply for week. at 40 Atlantic street.
the Insurance office,
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E,oR sALE-THE TWENTY YEARS LEASE OF TWO
y lots tgxlOol on Fourth avenue, northeast
OF Nineteenth sreeone the best locations in
for family grocery, other business. Apply
I. b. BLEECKER IL CO.. II Wall street
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POARD-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE
ID handsome partments with breakfast in a pri yate IA
mily near Wall street ferry Brooklyn Please address
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ANTHOLOGY.

M tellgsnse about all circumstances of Me- TO all those
who may address her. likewise interprets dreams law
tiers and love ~ asroogy books scenoo and tells
her vsiscrs the person thcy will marry Mrs Alvin
speaks the English, French and German Languages Rosi
dence o9 Bowery up stairs, Stanton street Office
hours from ~ A. N. to 8 T.. NJ.
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proved, with 4 comprehensiss wisdphss
which will always be safe for % % consult,
Every measure tending 70 strengthen the
iraternal feelings Of 1.-THE members of our
Union, has had my heartfelt approbaiion.
To every theory of society Of governs
meni, whether the offspring offeverish am.
bltion or OF morbid enthusiasm, oalcuIst.
ed TO dissolve the bonds Of law and affec-
tion which unite vs.. shallinterPose a rea-
dy aud stern resistance. y believe that Invol-
untsry seryituds. as i exists in different
States ofthis Coniederacy. is recognized
by the Constitution. believe that It stands
like any other admitted right. and that the
States where i exists are entitled 70 efficient
remedies to enforce the constitutional
provisions. hold that the laws OF 1850,
commonly called the "Comprornise meas
ures," are strictly constitutional and TO be
unhesiiatngly carried into effect. be-
iieve that the constituted authorities ofthis
Republic are bound TO regard the rights Of
the south ~ this respect, asihey should view
any other bgaI and constitutional right, and
that the laws to enforce them should be re-
spected and obeyed, not with reluctance
encouraged by abstract opinions as to their
proPrety IN different state OF society, but
cheeriully, and according 70 the decisions
o. the rlbunal to which their exposition be-
longs. Such have been and are my con.
victions, ana upon them shall act. l
'eryently hope that the question is at rest,
and 'hatno sectional or ambitious Of fanat'
zeal excitement may again threaten the
DURABILITY OF our Institutions or obscure the
lignt o. our prosperity. ,...,,.. i.
But let not me foundation OF our hopes
resi- on mans wisdom. !! VIII not De SUI
nclent 'hat sectional Pre]udices ma no
place IN me pubic deliberations. II will
moi De sumcient mat me rash counsels, OF
human passions are rejected: ltmust 90
felt that there is no national security but
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Sale of Real Estate.

0N Saturday, the 9Th day Of April. 1858. on the
" premises In jackson to ownship, Monroe county.
Ohio. at the hour Of two o'clock, P. NJ. Of said
day, will offer for sale TO the highest bidder. the
following real estate, to wit: The south half oil
the northeast quarter Of Section ~, in Township
2. Of Range 4, containing 80 and so hundredths
acres; also five acres Of land of from the east side
Of the northwest quarter Of the southeast quar-.
ter Of said section "a, in township 2. Of range I;
as the property of Jscob Sill. deceased. subject ia
the dover estate heretofore therein assign ID.
Terms-One.third cash ~ hand, one. third In 9
months. and the residue in ote year with iuteres,
from the day to be secured 10 the satisfac.
ton ofthe undersigned.
THOMAS MITCHELL,
Admr Of Jacob Sill. dec d
March 8, 1858.
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Milo, Yates Co., N. Y. Dec. a6, 1850. !
Mn. w. B. SLoAN-Sir: We are about out Of
your Ointment, and, as we do not know when
your travelling Agent will be around again. have
thought it best to request you to send us re.sup.
ply as early as practicable Please send il by ex.
press or otherwise. to Dundee. Yoursnedicines
are as yet new with US. but the sale is ahead Of
any we have
Yours respectfully, J. G. BAKER& Co.
0o- See Agents names at the head Of Soan's
column. asI iat,
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Valuable Farms for Sale.

A. VERY desirable tract Of 100 acres, 10 Green
n Township, on the State Road lsading from
Woods6eld to Fishing Creek. 90 acres cleared and
under cultivation, with 40 orchard. log dwelling,
barn, &c. 4l
$ ALSO
10(l ACRES in Jackson Township within two
lAv miles of the Ohio River. y
eoa4 -ALSO-- h
R0 ACRES in Ohio Township. on the River
CU bottom, under good state Of cultivation
-, i-ALSO-
OA7 ACRES IL Ohio Township within ~
~ miles Of the iOEio River well improved
! ~ -ALSO-- l* 8H
on ACRES in Section 8, Township 5. Range
CU 2. in Bethel Township. near Jacob L,nde.
moods fe O.
Apply to
JOHN B. NOLL. Real Estate Agent,
Woods6eid, Monroe Co. o
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Ss ~. - M0OU NV sf3xxDoUA44y
u ESPECTFULLY y mv,is ,he .ateptio0 OF Mar.
~ chants 70 lhe vsry t,rsa s,ock of
*. F0reics nad TlopestSe TJrw Gonds
vhich ,hsS No. ~, -, M. l.sss ,.crc,,;;o.
~ ,,h;sh -. ~, ~. N. -
vance IL n,ic.s".rd ,.,sh n,,. ~ :.,.,s. II
spRiNG FxRRicS iii ~ o1.s.a :, 1. .,,. II
.a..,c. !. -. =" ~. -. :. -. ~..s.. - -
'os'0'e = Gan . 00asn' Y 'ny ma'.s'
-oo AssoAFh.Nr cor hrANEs
rn,n nc-Of every make Snn price;
TIrTM : y, ,.,s am S-yonesue ana impossco;
Ln~MSIrrensn, Lns Seoicb and Ames'esn;
D LnlSEoD1 nIss: &C..
Ts.sss Ds.snss. ~ ps. ~ neess mousse'a'"s' ~
arskey ssc r,sle, snd nsmfeu Hede,
orleans, ALfACAs-nn M pncs snd co'ofs;
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NTOTICE.-There will petition presented 10
IN the Commissioners oi Monroe County, Ohio,
At their June session 1853, praying for the Iocs-
tion Of county road commencing AZ the south
end Of the main street 10 Jamestown. thence up
the run near to Stephen Atkinson's residence a.
bout one mile. thence up the hill through the
lands Of jeremiah Walton and Henry Kigef thence
through the lands Of Adam Biser. thence through
ths lsnds ot John Baker, thence through the lands
Of Joshua Davis to dlessect the gtaded road lead.
ing from Woodsield to Clanneton near the resi-
dencs Of John Lineburger ~
Z March 16. 285S. 4
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March .. 1853.
Partition. s
Jacob Kastner and Barbara Ksstner.

SeSSS ~Aes>A'ss
f,E Us.s FaEt
Cathsrine PfeiIier. Adam Pfeitftr. Mary Pam aud
her husband Isaiah Pain. Frederick Pfeifer,
Emile Pfeiffer and Joseph PfeiHer
THE said defendants will take notice that pc.
i ttion was 6led sgainst them ON the 2nd day OF
March. 1858, in the Clerks office of the Court Of
Common Pleas, Monroe County. Ohio. and is now
pending, wherein the ssid Jacob Ksstner and Bar
bara Kastner demand partition Of the folio wing
Real Esiate, to wit: The south-east quarter al
the northeast quarter of section 90. township 6,
range 6. containing forty acres more or less Also
the north. quarter Of the north west quarter,
OF fsectionl9, township 6, range 6, containing orty
acres more or less. And that al the June Term
Of said Cour. application will be msde by the said
Jacob Kastner and Barbara Kastner Tor On order
that Partition may be made Of said premises.
ARCHBOLD & DAVENPORT.
Solicitor for Petitioner.
a March 8. 1858.
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Pay upi PAY apt!

THE m,hscriher intending "a leave ,tsis rlsrS al
i or before die first dsy Of April next desi.Hs u
thase having unsettled accounts with hin, to csl
aud made Immediate settlement n His busines
must be- CLOSED by that t,me or his claims will y
lef, in the hands Of proper officers for coIlersio
r. COUK.
Woodsfield. Feb 23. SO
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MOTlCE.--AlI persons interested will lake W
lVtice, thai on SATURDAY. the 2s.h day Of Marel1
1858. tie undersigned as The sdnipislrstors af thl
Estate Of Samuel Landhach, deed. will mske "A
plicstion 10 the Probate C.nrt III aud fyr Monfa@
county, Ohio FOR order Tor leave 10 file In ssi
Court. the insoIvent aud doubtful cinims In tsvsI
Of said estate uncniIscled il, The hands of shs sa
adminisussors. .5asfs
FREDERICK KELLER. . .s...
LEWIS SHlPLEy, q
February 20. 1858
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A TTACHMENT..-- Al my in-tanr. ss attach
hmant was thi, day smed by Joel s. Rsaduiph.
a Justice Of the Peace IL aud for the townskip -
Centre. Monroe county. Ohio. against the pr0pvs-
" and effects ofWm Cunningham. anus-sssidens
Of said county
Datsd this 2lst day Of February. 1889
SELEYY. MASON
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IIiiiiI 11iII - IIIIu uI lnu. - -
" ah,.. (,la ,l..,. .,,s,nsI r,,.,,.sv vont
IN M nsS "a ~ ssasslons siiri nv
shc,ss ~ III 80 sss.s na.sns5 and "
NJ. $50 ,tscs.s Nv ,S nsccls .rd tsrGtcyv
~ Z e nniv shc ~, Man ccr,rs,ibls wiik
,hs isrrcS ;ons scsjcn Il M S,s.ss and
Fedsral Govs rn,r. . n n y r. m ,hsir rssoscf;ye
constifutiona q anhsrss. bt,t RAJ affofded II,
Ssddjtional pua = ntv 81 M strenotI, ana n.
lagyi,v a Soth !. q. s',' 's7s 4
with ~ expefience, thus ~ sperestiye and
chasrino ]. ,he noliov 81 nv administr arion
win not be controlled hv anv tinid fore.
boilihcs 81 eyil rom expansion. Indeed II
Il NOT 10 be disruised that our attitude as
4 4 alton. and our position On ths Globe,
render the acquisition u certain posses.
sions not within our iurisdiction !, eminent.
" importsnt for our projection. II not, In
the future. essential for the preservation of
tha FIGHTS 81 l.ommerce and the peace Of
the world Should thew be- obtained. Il
will be through no crashing spirit. but with
4 view 10 obvious rSationa al interest and sc.
curi.y, and inia manner entirely consist.
eist with the strictest observance Of nation
81 faith. We have nothing in our history
or position ID invite aggression; we have
everything 10 beckon Us to the cultivation
ofrelations Of peace and amity with all ma.
lions. Purposes, therefore, al once jus.
and pacific, will be significantly marked
in the conduct Of our foreign affairs. Il in.
tend that nv administration shall leave no
blot upon our fair record, and trust, / may
safely give assurance that no ect within
the legitimate scope Of nv constitutions al
control, wilIbe tolerated, Oh the part Of any
portion Of our citizens, which cannot chai.
ienge a ready Justification before the tri.
bunal Of the Civilized world. An admin.
istration would be unworthy Of confidence
at homo. or respect abroad, should it cease
10 be influenced by the conviction that no
apparent advantage can be purchased at a
price SO dear as that Of national wrong or
dishonor. II is not your privilege, as a
nation, 10 speak Of distant past. The
striking incidents Of your history, replete
with instruction, and furnishing abundant
grounds for hopeful confidence, are com.
prised in period comparatively brief
But if your past is limited ,wour future is
boundless. Its obligations throng the un.
explored pathway OF advanc &c ment, and will
be limitless as duration. Hence sound
W. :, N.
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! INAUGURAL ADDRESS
,R0EofDEIET FRANKLIN PIERCE,
( s MARCIA i, 1865,

NJ Gknwa khSn bnPnfa "a 4 nnaiti0r ~ anita hla
N j5or otkerS. rather than desirable tor mvaelf
Il a III circumstances. under which have
\ SSn called. ~ Z limited period. q nre.
i S;de oyeY the destinies of the Reoublic. fill
~ wiah 4 nrotound sensa ~ resnonsibili.
\ II. but Win nothing ike shrinkinr appre.
N 6sneion. i renair "a The most assigned
sne. not ~ q ana sought. hut n obedience
8 ~ unsoIiciied expressioi, Of your viii.
answerable only for 4 fearless, faithful and
diliaanf exsrcise or nv best powers.
ousht Is be. and am. trulv grateful for the
sase manitsstation of the nations conf
dience, but this, so far from tightening nv
sobliaations only adds 10 their weight. Yo,,
skave summon ed me IN nv weakness: Vol,
must sustain me by your strength. When
looking FOR the fulfllment soi reasonable
requirements, you will not be unmindiul OF
dc great changes which have occurred,
even within the last quarter of century,
and Inc consequent augmentation and
\ complexily of duties imposed in the ad.
Il ministration both Of your home and foreign
4 " fSirs. III sss n
Whether the elements Of inherent force
Jn4he Republic have kent pace with its
I unparalleled progression IL territory. pop.
Y vlaiion. and wealth. has been the subject
4 4 u earnest thought and tliscu ssior on both
asidss 'of the ocean. Less than ga wears
-. the father Of his country made .the,'
j6en nrecent accession Of the important
!, Seats 81 Norh Carolina 10 the Constitu.
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Z "
10 Mid, SAFE, 1A0uugh aud the xreatssf EssapafI
Rsmedy sser used his eo.psssd u vgeis6Ls Es..sse
Ior he esre y Etfanmaiory Diseases y
universally acknowledged Be an iuallbls rsrnsdy
in every case where Il has been faithfully applied q -
human sysem for promoting Insensibe Precipitation, aa4
10 invaluable In all diseases OF the Hesh Ohsinats cs
Old Sores Chibns Sore Throat, Burns, Cuts Cutsnsot
Epptions Sore Nipples Sore Breast The Eys
Agus in the Face, Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Cosas
Pain 10 tho Side, Back and other paris Of The aysts
Scsd Head Bruises, Fresh Wounds, Piiss, and every
kind Of containing the least particle NJ lndsass
ere permanently cured by this great remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES.
b fact, authenticated here we'll ell ~
S,ats and indeed the whole western staaes that slcas
Medicines have obtained wide spread celebrity, and
puaaion, which they Justly entitled by their "ksag
siyfsss" and powers We not among thoss Wis ~
prons 70 endorse every patent humbug that comes aio
and In this instance have delayed endossmant ua
ws have been able to mako assurance double sure only
py testing them personally ourselves, but from ths sst
meny Of nummsrous portion Of the community livie
Ground us-lnlinos Globs, April u. 1850.
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d HeIAS9tle 0G1x. HottssTe1 = On1v'
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Ityrannical passion r laid upon him win
impunitv Ha must realize ,hat unon every
"a and an evsrv so;l .vhera onr sn,arnr;ss
NAV richtf;,Ilv sssk M nrotac,;on ~ our
fiac American cii;zanship !. Al ;nv;olabls
.nanonlv ~ m sacur;,v " Amar;cs ! r;gh,s
And n ,h;s connac,;on K csn hardiS H.
nscassarv G - rs.sff;ru, : . ,r;no;Di. which
shcSid nav - rsgsrdsd :. E,ndsmsn,si
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-26

ODD Fellows STATISTICS, Missouri
The following data are complied from the
returns of the various Lodges in Missouri
for the fiscal year ending June 80, last,
which shows the condition of this extern
sive fraternal Order to be prosperous:
Number of working Lodges 60, initia-
tons 524, admitted by card l4s. rein
statements 3S, rcjections 95, withdrawn
by card 286, suspensions lS5, expulsions
II, deaths 90, Past Grands 39l, whole
number of contributing members 2,72O,
funds in treasury and invested $40 25,Ol,
revenue s2S PA 45, number of brothers
relieved 800, number of widowed families
relieved 60, number of brothers buried
%, amount paid for relief of brothers
1869 IS, amount paid for relief of wild
owed families $1,585 81, amount paid for
education of orphans 1852 81. amount
paid for burying the dead 1852 81. To-
tai amount Of relief paid, $500 "a.
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Personal.

Hon. Daniel Jenifer has published an ad-
dress to the voters of the sixth district of
Maryland, announcing himself as an indepen-
dent candidate for Congress. Benjamin G.
Harris, of st. Marys, has published a card
declining being a candidate in the same
district.
80. Mrs. Emma Gillingham Bostwick has
been sued by Henry Apply, formerly her agent
for default in Western engagement, and the
case was decided for the plaintiff
80. There are now five aspirants for Con-
gressional honors in the Sixth District of
Georgia. Their names are Hillyer, Wafford,
Morton, Sanford, and Holsey.
80. The Crystal Fountain, published at
Harrisburg, Pa, declares THAT j. Porter
Brawley, the present Surveyor General, and
candidate of the Democratic party for re-
election, is unworthy the support of true tenn
perance men"
.... The University of Vermont has con-
ferred the degree of LII. D. on Horace Greedy,
editor of the New York Tribune.
80. The Houston Miss Southern Argus
hoists the name of the Secretary of War, JEFF
ferson Davis, at the head of its columns, as
candidate for I. S. Senator, against Gov
Footc, the Union candidate
80. VIM. Westcott, tn G three cent counter.
feiter, at Rochester, n. Y, has been con.
victed and sentenced to seven years in the
State Prison.
80. Rev. F. Hcmming, Wesleyan preacher
from the United States, is lecturing in Liver
pool against slavery.
go. Grace Greenwood returned home in the
last European steam er, and is now on a visit
to Boston, for the purpose of putting to press
her Travels in Europe, which will be issued
Immediately.
-. The original Hutchinson family, Jud-
son, John, and Asa. gave a concert at Prov
idence. X. l., on the 22d inst They are on a
tour of the New England seaport towns
80. Hon. Truman Smith, of Connecticut
and S. L. Einton, of Ohio, are stopping at the
Irving House.
-. Judge McClurg, of Trenton, n. j., is
lying dangerously i'll in New York, of dropsy
Of the heart.
80. Augustus Clarke, late postmaster at
Northampton, Mass, has proved defauter
to the Government to the amount of nearly
$1,000. He left for California about fort
night SINCE leaving nine good bondmen.
80. letter from Malta, of the I'd instant.
says $50 The American Commodore, l. Ii.
Stringham, the commander-in-chief in the
Mediterranean will not sa1ute the Fr.noh Al
miral unless the same respect is shown to him.
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70 To CORREsPONDENTs.-Every mail
brings us several communications " for
the Star" Most of them are unaccom-
panied by the names of the authors,
which accounts for the appearance of but
few in our columns. We have made it an
invariable rule to publish no communica-
ton without the authors name. Itwould
be we'll, therefore, for those who desire to
remain ineog., to remember this fact, that
they may be saved both time and labor.
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Just Received,
A T WHITTLESFY'S PAINT, OIL. GLASS
"A & LAMP STORE, on 9TH street, onno.i,a Hal;
Brothers Dry Goods Store
tons pure WHITE LEAD
l s. ZINC PAINT
300 gallons raw L,NSEED OIL
100 8 boiled do.
900 GO pure STERN OIL
2O0 g WHALEOIL
200 GO LARD OIL
Also, Tanners, Neatoot, and RoSin OILS
Copai, Coach: Japan, A.piaitunl, Daman, and Shoe
VARNISHES
800 boxes WINDOW GLASS, single and double.
thickness, including French Plate. all sizes
Together with complete assortment of PAINTS
all colorS, dry and ground in oil
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES. CANDELABRAS some
entirely new patterns gotten up expressly TO INV
order
BRUSHES Of all descriptions
Adamantine and sperm CANDLES
In fact have everything usually kept in a Pain,
Oil, and Lamp Store, all of which Were purchased
entirely for cash, and will be sold to suit The I;ns
and the emergency OF the case.
On all sums Of S25 aud over, five per cent will no
deducted Tor cash. Don't mistake the place.
WHIT'TLESEY s, 9TH street
Nearly opposite the Avenue House.
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Items OF Foreign News.

We see by the English papers received
by the Arabia, that Lord Brougham has
come in for handsome bequest of nearly
ESQ, 900, made by the late Mary Flaherty,
Hammersmith spinster. The bequest
was made ''out of respect and admira-
ton for his unequalled abilities, public
conduct, and principles"
In Liverpool, day before the sailing
of the last steamer, man named John
INITIAL killed himself in attempting for a
wager to drink a gallon of ale in ten
minutes.
Wilmer & Smiths Liverpool Times con-
tains an elaborate article upon the fright
full increase in England of the horrid
crime of infanticide, and strongly urges
the establishment of founding hospitals
as means of preventing its so frequent
recurrence. Death and transportation,
it says, have in no way checked the uni
versatility Of the murders of children OF
shame.
A strange affair occurred the other day
IN the Quarter du Pilori, Anger, France.
A woman, whose mind had become af-
tected by violent sorrow, fastened herself
in her chamber and stripped off nearly all
her clothing. She then went to the win
dow, and in the presence of the passers-
by stabbed herself in the breast, and
put out her eyes with her scissors. 1t
was with great difficulty that some per-
sons who broke into her room secured her
and conveyed her to the hospital.
An umbrella Association" has COM
menced operations in London for the pur.
pose of hiring out umbrellas and parasols
in wet and sultry weather; the borrower
to lodge shilling for the safe return OF
the article. and pay penny an hour for
the loan. The company had already laid
in stock of twenty-five thousand un
brellas and parasols, and contemplated
establishing several district depots in Lon
don.
The Queens visit to Ireland was fixed
for the Goth of August-she will be &C.
companied by his highness Prince Albert
and their children.