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JACKSON MARKETS.
JACKSON, Nov. l6, lS54
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A fact worth remembering. In this age of
empiricism, when cure als abound, a medicine
which has stood the test of scientific inyestiga-
ton, and received the unqualified approval of
the medical faculty, is certainly rarity. Such
a medicine Is Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Ex-
pectorant, which has been recommended by
numbers of the best and most experienced ply
sicians, used by them in their practice, with the
happiest results and invariably gives relief in
coughs, colds, bronchitis, and diseases of the
lungs and throat generally. 1t will be well for
all to bear this in mind, during the inclement
season now approaching, as by so doing they
may be the means Of preventing much suffering
to themselves or friends.
See descriptive pamphlets, TO be had gratis oI
rhe'agents. Price of each, only SO cents per bot
tie, or six bottles for $3.50.
T.. II. STABLER & Co., PRoPREToRs,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAMES II. C. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati R. E. SELLERS
Piusburg, ]. II. PATTERSON & Co. Wheeling.
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DIED--On tho 10th inst, at the Cambria Furnace
THOS. Il. DAVIES, son of Evan j, and ELLEN
DAWES aged twenty three years and seven months
His loss is deeply felt by all those who were ne.
quainted with him as he was one in whom oil his
acquaintance eposcd the utmost confidence and one
that was social moral, and esteemed by all who knew
him. lie was the son Of one who is now on bis
death couch, sick aud feeble and was the only sup
porter Of the family there being one brotheyet liv-
ing who is perfectly blind. Tho remainder Of the
family living, arc most incOnsOlable.
W. W. EVANS.
Cambria Furnace, Nov. 18th. 1854.
On the 3lst ult., in Catlettsburg. KY, WILLIAM
GIBSON, formerly Of lronton, aged 26 years.
On the 18th inst, RIPLEY, son Of James G. and
Ircna johnson, aged about three years.
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The Cincinnati Gazette of this NOR.
ming says that five or six pork houses will
commence operation to-day. Hogs are
offered at $4,00 per 100 pounds nett, but
nobody bought al that price.
Money matters were easier in Cincin-
natl on Sturday. and the hope is enter
tanned lhatthe gloomiesl days are over.
A writer in the Cincinnati Gazette says
he has been over the States oil Indiana
Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, &C., and he
finds, the number OF hogs a! least 90 per
cent. larger than last year, that there is
un increase of a million and halt, and
in view Of these facts he thinks packers
cannot afford to pay over three dollars
per 100 Ior pork.
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New York Election.
New YoRK. Nov. l2.-P. n

NEW \ lORK, Nov. l2.-P. Nj.
The latest iootings up here place Clark
800 ahead, with a probability of his eIec.
lion. About 30 600 votes are YET to hear
from. A dispatch from Albany says the
Register places Clark l,462 ahead.
The 7ribuae of this afternoon reviSes
its calculations on the vote for Governor,
and says it cannot cipher Seymour below
2 600 majority. The Herald of this
evening makes Clark S majority 23l.
New York, Nov. 1873 p. NJ.
Official returns received this evening
from Livingston, Duchess, and RensselI.
aer counties, show 500 in favor OF Clark
over the Tribnes estimate of this NOR.
ming Clark's election is nearly certain.
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Administrators Sale.
James Martin, Admir-. of
John Martin, deed, In Jackson count

James Martin, Admir- OF
John Martin, decd, In Jackson county
VS.. Probate Court.
John Martin, et ais.
ON Monday, the 18th day of December, A
~ d. 1854, at o'clock p NJ. the door ot
the Court House, in the town and county Of
Jackson, and State Of Ohio, will be sold to the
highest bidder, the following real estate as the
property of John Martin, deceased, situate in
the county of jackson, and State of Ohio, to.
wit The east half of south east quarter of
section number l6, township number 6, and
range number 10, and the north east quarter OF
the north east quarter of section No. 81, sam e
township and range,-aIso, ten acres off of tn c
south end of the east hal of the north east quar-
ter of section No l6, same township and range,
all of which has been $ off and assigned TO
Martha Martin, rs aud for her dover interest in
the real estate of said John Martin, ,dec'u g. sub
jcct to which the sumo must be sold. Appraised
at $l25O,'0.
Terms of sale one third cash in hand, one
third in one year and the residue in two years
with interest on the deferred payments, from
day of sale, and deed to be made on full pay.
mcnt of purchase money.
JAMES MARTIN, Admir-. of
JOHN MARTIN, decd.
Nov l6, '54 34-tds
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Gj' ralga,--This formidable disease
which seems 10 bafilo the skill of Physicions.
yields like magic to carter's spanish MIXTURE
Mr.. F. Boydne, formerly of the Astor H ouse
New York, and late proprietor Of the Exchange
Hotel, Richmond Va, is one Of the hundreds
who have been cured of severe Neuralgia by
carters spanish mixture. Since his cure, he
has recommended it to numbers of others who
were suffering with nearly every form of dis
ease, with the most wonderful success. lie
says it is the most extraordinary medicine he
has ever seen used, and the best blood purife
known,
See advertisement in another column.
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AN ELOPE.

A young lady, attired IN boys clothes, took th'
cars at this place, few days since forparts unknown
She had been residing in this place q short time bn
not being satisfied with tho world. determined Il
play another part upon the stage Of life in the picc'
entitled 'Woman'S Rights"
with little G!psey hat,
The breches aud all that,
Look out gals, what are you at"
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THE CATHOLIC VoTE.-We have been
at some pains, since the election, 10 col
lect reliable information regarding the
Catholic vote on the Prohibtory Cues.
ton, and will present the result oil our
Investigations to the public next week.
We will not only show that the Catholic
vote was cast sgainsl Prohibition. but
that some of The high authorities oil that
Church even sanction Drunkenness -
This may seem like hard saying but in
utlering it we speak by authority such
as even Catholic dare not question:
Lancaster Express.
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Massachusetts Election.
BosroN, Nov. l3.

BOSTON, NOV. 10.
The Know Nothings have elected every
city officer.
Gardner, Know Nothing, for Cover.
nor, 1896; ashburn, Wing, 5,l83
Bishop, Dem, 1919; Wilson, Republi.
can. 800.
The returns of nearly all the chief
towns are of one complexion, showing an
immense Know Nothing majority.
Boston elects "a Know Nothing Rep.
rescntalives and six Senators, the full
ticket
Lowell elects 10 Representatives.
Lawrence gives Gardiner 1885; all
others 3l2.
Danvile, Banks, Coming and Burlin-
game, Know Nothings, are undoubtedly
elected to Congress.
Gardner is elected Governor.
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j. w. LONGHnN. Isn. .

Now the acting Clerk Of the Probate Court Of this
County. we will cay in justice il both scholar aud
a competent man. Ills connection with our public
schools, has advanced that great aud good work to
almost perfection and hc deserves the praise Of both
old and young for his untirng efforts in the cause
His private relations with our citizens Is uudoubtcd
and bis public has the praise Of every tongue.
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UNION HALL FOREVER !!
a TRUER STORY.

"Truth crushed to earth shall rise again,
Tn eternal years of God are hers
While error, wounded, writhes in pain,
And dies amid her worshipers."
A LTHOUGH it has been asserted that the
~ Ready Made Clothing, which has been
brought to this place is "Good for Nothing"
we would say to the people of Jackson and vi.
cinity, that We warrant all the clothing sold by
us, as they are made up by the BEST OF WORK
MEN, under our own supervision, and of the
most approved material, warranted also, NOT TO
Rr. We will sell our clothing little cheaper
than any other man in this town or county dare
to and we also say without fear of a denial, that
before we came to this place, those selling cloth
ing made their customers pay FOUR PRICES for
every article they bought, and because we have
DARED to undersell them, they report that our
Ready Made Clothing is good for nothing
Reader, don't you believe any such yarns. but
come to our store a few doors below the Isham
House, aud examine for yourselves.
&. DAVID d BRO.
Jackson, Nov Q, "a 33-tf
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Recently, in Builder county. Ohio two
men made II wager as to which could
drink the largest quantity of whiskcy,---
One of them drank eight quarts and one
half pint of raw whiskey. aud died about
fifteen minutes after taking the last
draught. One fool less in the world.
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Attachment Notice.
Thomas W. Leach, ]

Thomas w. Leach, J
VS. In Attachment
Edward Hampton.
A I my instance, an order of Attachment was
"A issued on the 9th day of November 1854,
by Jacob A. Sell, Justice of the Peace within
and for Washington township, jackson county
Ohio, against the property and effects OF Ed
ward Hampton, an absconding debtor, for the
sum of fifteen dollars and 40 cents, and sale
cause set for trial December .he 23d, 1854, at III
o clock, A. NJ. of said day. .
THO'S. w. LEACH, Pltf.
Nov l6, "a 34-3w
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A Petition will be presented to the Commits.
N sionerS of Jackson comfy, at their next
session, praying for the vacation, for "a portion
of the county road leading from Berlin to Isaac
Rchebaugh's, in Washington township, viz
that part, between said Richcbaugh's and the
intersection of the township road, known as the
Foster road.
Nov 9, "a 33-tw
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BANK OF Cir LEvILLE. E.--Tho notes of
this Bank sold yesterday in Columbus for
a5 cents on the dollar To-day, we learn
from n gentleman from CircIevilIc. that
its notes are passing current at par in that
place. We trust the holders will not sub,
nit to any heavy shovcs upon thcm.-
OHIO State Jowaai ofMs lOh.
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Attachment Notice.
Cyrus Sheldon.

Cyrus Sheldon.
VS. In Attachment.
Edward Hampton,
A T my instance an order of Attachment was
"a issued on the 7th day of November, 1854
by Jacob A. Sell, Justice of the Peace, for
Washington township, jackson county, Ohio
against the property and effects of Edward
Hampton, a non resident debtor, for the sum Of
$l0,15, aud said cause set for trial December
90, 1854, at 10 o'clock A, NJ. of said day.
CYRUS SHELDON, Plth.
Nov l6. '54 34-3w
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AniNn Or NIIiSIC.

We understand that Professor Black, highly
competent Music Teacher is cndeOvoing to iomr
Band Of Music in this placc, aud has already nearly
asuificicnt number of names We hope that thir
matter will bc taken hold Of at once, nud that our
citizens will encourage it, aud thus enable them t.
have "Music at Home" when occason requires It,
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There are in the United States 40, 5G4
physicians, l9l surgeons, G,I39 apothe.
carries 465 chemists, 1898 dentists, 10
ocuists. and 80 prolcsscd medicine ma.
kcrs. 1t is no wonder the population Of
the United States is almost dccmated eve
ry every year.
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SwINDLING THE Poor Several bank
ers recently have failed in Cincinnati who
had been in the practice freceiving small
amounts on deposit from the poorer class
es of society. One of these bankers
and probably others--had been living in
magnificent style upon the hard-earned
money of his humble depositors. In one
concern, it is said, there will be a clear
loss to the depostors of at least 1926,
600. What meanncss surpasses this e?
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NLw YoRK SATURDAY CoURIER-Wc have re.
eeived large ond splendid weekly paper by the 4.
bore title, published in N. Y City, @$2, Pcrnnnum
by II. J. Visscher. & Co, 34G Broadway. The
"Coarier" shows out well and bids fair to eclipse
some Of the older journals. May il succeed.
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LOITERIES, CITT SOClETIEs, ETC

What has caused this great commoton, motion, the
country through This question can be very easily
answered. Men have been placed in adverse circum-
stances by the present bank panic md, to relcasc
themselves from the yokCoi oppression and pay their
honest debts, have adopted the plan of putting their
property up at Lotteries, or in a more mild term Gift
Societies etc, thus, 10 short time turning their ei
iecb into money, which, they arc compelled tohOve.
Wish We had something thatw We could turn into lot.
terry. All OthOught strikes us. I'VE will have one
here il la"
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoRK, Nov l3.
Flour; sales of $500 bbls good Ohio
at $8,37@8,75.
Grain; Wheat is easier, sales of 7 600
bushels Southern white at 81 95. Corn
has declined, sales of 70 500 bushels al
09lG90c for Western mixed, and 90695
Tor white.
Provisions; Pork has advanced 1910.
Beet S10,25 1850.
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The total amount of California gold
deposited at the Philadelphia Mint during
the month of September. was $2, SEQ, 900,
The gold coinage of the establishment
for the month was $2, G54, 900 ; of which
Si,97G,0o0 was in bars or ignots. The
silver coinage was S300,00O.
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SUBMARINE SERVICE IN THE BLACK SEA

SUBMARINE SERVICE IN THE BLACK SEA
Sergeant Wm. Carne, lst Company
Royal Sappers and Miners left Chatham
on Saturday afternoon to embark on
Prince steamship for the Crimea. This
non-commissioned officer is joined by pri-
Yates Lewis. Prince and Toohey, of the
same company, and also with two civil
ians selected by government. They go
out for the purpose ofremoving the ships
of war that are sunk by the RusSians at
the mouth Of the han Dor Of SevaStopol -
They take with them four sets of diving
apparatus. and all other necessary impIc-
ment, and twenty galvanic batteries. with
five miles of copper wire. The charges
to be used will be from one ton and halt
to two tons of gunpowder, and will be
fred at distance of about two miles -
The operations will be confined to the
special charge of Sergeant Carne.-Lon'
don paper, Ocl. 20.
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Arrison, the man accused Of sending
the internal maching TO Allison and wife,
of Cincinnati, by which both ofthem were
murdered. has finally been arrested in
Muscatine county, Iowa, and is now on
his way to Cincinnati.
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The property Of the Romish church
in this country amounts to many millions,
OF dollars, and Is subject TO the disposal
of the Pope, who can mortgage, sell. or
use it as he pIeases. Ills right to such
absolute ownership has never been dispu.
ted by the Catholics except in ono or Two
Instances, Of which the ST Louis Church
at Buffalo is one.
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The two girls who were arrested in
Manchester, N. H., short time since for
horse stealing, etc were sentenced on
Tuesday last, to four years hard labor in
the State Prison
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The eccentric and once famous Anne
Royal died at Washington. on the Sd
ut. She was famous at one time for her
pcregrinatiJns through the country, and
the unceOsing warfare she waged against
the Presbytcrians.
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Administrators Notice.

William POynter'S Estate.
NToTICE is hereby given, that the under.
~ signed has been appointed and qualified
as Executor of the last will and testament, of
William Poynter late of jackson county. dec d.
JAMES HENRY, Executor.
Nov is, "a 94--3w
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The Madison { la ourier in reply to
an editorial in the Louisville journal re.
commenting Southern people not to trade
at Cincinnati or other northern cities,
says. If the people of Indiana, Illinois
and Ohio, were 10 apply the same rule to
Louisville, "thc grass would soon grow
in her streets and upon her landing"
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OUR COUNTRY ABRoAD.-The Home
Journal SayS: The Americans are mis-,
represented abroad, as folIows-by a
Frenchmdn in Spain, by an Halian in II.
aiy, aud by German Jrw at Hague.
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OF We are happy to s'oie, says the
Columbus JOwaai, that Y ciliG"ns have
entire confidence in the Clinton Bank
There is no run upon it. The fact that
the bills of the Clinton were thrown out
on Tuesday, in Cincinnati, Cleveland, etc.
created some apprehension of run a
broad, but up to this time nothing of the
kind has occurred. The high character
of the men who are connected with it is a
guaranty, better than anything else, that
it is all safe.-Scioio Gaz.
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Ship WrcCk---GTeat Loss of Life.
New YoRK, Nov. l3.

The ship New Era, from Bremen, went
ashore this morning, near Deal. She
has $50 passengers, about 20 of whom,
with the captain, reached shore. The re.
mainder are still on board. The vessel
is fast breaking up. One-half of those
left on board have been drowned between
decks or washed overheard. Every eff
fort is making to rescue the survivors,
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

ClNclNNvTI, Nov. 10.
Flour 81 8O07,oO. Whisky 29c.--
Provisions dull, Hogs at $3,62{ $ 100
ib nett. Cheese l0c, Linseed oil ella
72c. No change in money matters.
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tits said that the income Of William D.
Astor of New York city, is y 200, 900
per annum. Poor man lie can neither
eat. drink, nor sleep, more than hod
carrier who lives happily on dollar
dav.
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INDIANA BANKS, The Cincinnati Ga
:ette, OF this morning, says:
"From Monday morning to Wednes.
day night last (lhree days) $276,0oO Of
the notes of the Free Banks Of Indiana
were returned to the Auditors office and
cancelled, and the stocks delivered to the
Banks. The returns are not less than
$50, 900 every day. The circulation is
now reduced 10 S5,OOO.0OO.
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"DEAD HEADS Editors have wrong
fully enjoyed the unenviahle reputation
of constituting the great mass OF railroad
"dead heads From an investigation
into the subject, it appears that editors
constituted but l-99lh part Of this class
on the New York and Erie Railroad;
aud Of the 8l74 free tickets given out on
the New York and New Haven road, only
rs were given to ediiors,-Cm. Ga=.
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ILLINOIS.

1st District, +. B. Washburne, Whig;
Cd. J. A, Woodwork, Independent; 4th
James Knox, Wing is elected; 5h. Archi,
bald Williams, Wing, is elected over
VIM. A.. Richardson, the Nebraska lea.
der in the House; 9th. Richard Yates
Wbig, 900 majority 7lh. William B
Archer, Wing, in Mercer county. has IS
majority over Allen, Dem ; 9Th. Lyman
Trumbull
James Miller, the Wing candidate for
State Treasurer, has heavy maioriies in
every direction The Legislature is en-.
tirely Wing and anti Nebraska. Seven
senatorial and twenly-seven representa-
tive districts have been heard from, and
not single Nebraska candidate has beer
elected in them.
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THE PEoFLEs JouRSAL.--This splendid lllustra'
tsd work is again upon our table, and, we observe
Shll Iuersncs in interest Why don't every body
take eopyf
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lT rs a FACT!

TVSHAT ALEX. CRISWELL has just re.
l. cciyed a fresh supply of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, and FancySHa-
tions of all kinds, at his store near the Depot
Call and examine for yourselves, Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Nov. 9, "a 33-3w
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ELECTION RESULTS.
Wisconsin,.


First District-W ellis. Dem, and Anti
Nebraska, is elected to Congress.
Second Dislricl--W aShburn, Repub.
ican. is elected
Third Observation-Disclosures, RePub
lican ahead as far as heard from.
New Jersey.
First Dstrict.--CIawson, Wing Know
Nothing. 1900 majority.
2d do Robbins, Wing Anti. Nebraska.
$500 majority.
Sd do--BiShop, Wing Anti.Nebraska
1900 majority.
4th do--Vail, Democrt Nebraska, 500
majority.
5lh do--Pennington. Whig Anli-Ne.
braska. 1900 majority.
Anti Nebraska majority in the State
about & 600.
Vail is elected in district which gave
Pierce 3 600 majority, wbich is now re-
duced 20 500. The State Senate is tied
but the House is Anti.Administraion.
New York.
First Dislrict--VaIk, Know Nothing.
Second Dislrict-Stranahan, Wbig.
Third District--Peton-W. X. N.
Forth DiSlrici-KeIley, Soft
Filth Distrct-W hinry, X, N.
Sixth Disrrlct-Wheeer. Ind.
Seventh District--ChiIdS, Wing.
Eighth District-W akcman. Whig
Ninth Di,lrict--Clare, X, N.
Eleventh District-King, Wing.
Twelfth District Miller, W.
Thirteenth DiStrct-Sage, W.
Fourteenth District---Dickson W.
Seventeenth Districl-Skinner, Soft y
Eighteenth Ds--Jackson, Hard Dem
Twentieth Dis-Matleson, W.
Twenty third Dis--Gbert, W.
Twenty. fourth Dis-Granger. W.
Twenty. fifth Dis--Morgan W.
Twenly.sixth Dis-Oliver,An Neb'rD D
T'wenty.ninth Dis-W Villains, ,Soit,K N
Thirtieh Dis-PringIe, Wing,
Thirty first Dis--FIager, w.
Thirty second Dis--S. G. W.
Thirty.,hird Dis-Ddwards, w X. N
The 10th, 18th, 10th, 18th, 2lSt, 22l
9Th and 23d districts not heard from.
The telegraph, at midnight last night
said: Returns received up to ten thi
evening foot up. Seymore about 10000
Clark, $4,000; UIlman, $1,000.
{ Raymond is surely elected for Lieut.
Governor, unless Seymour should b.
elected by 10 900 or 10000 majority,
Thirty or thirty-two Anti-Nebrask
Congressman elected, according 10 tn
TribuHeS S statement.
The Tribune of Thursday morniu
thinks that Henry Fitzhugh is chose
Canal Commissioner, aud Norwoo
Browne State Prison Inspector; bot
Wigs.
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NJ The new Legislature Of Pennsyl-
vania stands as follows: Senate c-for pro.
hbition, 96; against IA. House for
prohibition, GO; against 40.
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There are only SO inmates in the Yer.
mont Penirenrary. The operation OF
the Temperance law of that State is said
10 be the cause Of The decrease.