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AGRICULTURAL.
Albany Agricultural Works,

Warehouse and Seed Store.
EMERY & Co, Sole Manufacturers Of EMERY'S
celebrated Pater Railroad Horse p wT, and Or0-
shit Threshng Machines and Separations. Also,
Manufacturers Of, aud Wholesale and retail dealers
in Asri.ul,rli Machines and Implements Of the
latest and most approved kinds eNtant dealers in
Gran, Fcli, Grass, Gard,n, and Fi5wer S,ods, and
Frhhs0s. -y-Warehouse and Sales Room, 1863
and 373 Broadway, Albany, y. Y.
uLNRY b. EMERY. JAMES EEDFIELD,
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To tho Musical World

DIANo FoRTES, BENNETT & CO., 36l Broad.
L wav, New York, manufacturing and have
constantly on hand an extensive assortment of Pi.
amos, embracing every variety Of style and size
from 6 to "a octaves, from 500 TO : 900 each
We have testimonials from the first Pianiss in the
country Of the superior Brilliancy. Breadth and
Sweetness of tone throughout tho entire register of
our Pianos, while delicate elasticity of touch has
been prominently secured all our instruments are
fully warranted to give satisfaction. BUYERS who
understand their interests will call before pur
chasing elsewhere. BENNETT b Co.
ly 36l Broadway, New York
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TEA. TOBACCO. &c.
I@S Gil. AND HALF GU HYSoN, II, s., Y
j - H., and Oolong Teas ~ bXs. Tobacco
% eases a. extra in Jumps, 1000 gro, fine cut d,
aud smoking do. liEkRlCk a MILES.
Nov % dA VII
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49, ~V"HtIS,a greater portion OF
whom have been permanently cured by the Of
those Roots and Plants that the Great Spirit has
particularly designed for the of the above com
plants, and toS the administration of which the
Doctors have become So Justly celebrated.
The Doctors inherit the skill and native talent
that have so long distinguished their ancestors, as
their Father and Grand Father were celebrated Med.
cine Men Of their Tribes.
The sick Of both invited to call and con
suit these thorough bred Indian Doctors.
p The Doctors will visit patients at their resi-.
dences when desired,
Burlington, Jan. l6, 1854. WY
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
George A. WOOIyertOn {
{ %

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers IN
Boots and Shoes also, Agents for Goodyears India
RubbeIs and j. Patridge's Boots.
$50 and 353 Broadway, Albany, n. Y.
G. A. Wooverton. I. Dunn. C. b. Woolverton.
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II ALLARD's New and Improved Edition Is the
cheapest and best article offered to the
public. 1t will color the Hair any shade in twenty
minutes. Principal Office, 3ss Broadway,
LEW YORK. "
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the pau-n, ...-.
medicine is acrimonious ana 49,. s.
el. This is not Many Of them produce SO mucn
crping pain and rovulSon in the system as 10 more
than counterbaanCc the good to be derived nom
them. These pills produce no irritation or pam
unless it arise from previously eAsung oosuuC-
ton or derangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm arise from Their use IN any
quantity but it is better that any medicine should
be taken udiciously Minute directions for then
use in the several diseases to which they are APP
plicable are given on the box. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured by them we
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
of Jaundce, Indigestion, LanguoI and Loss OF Ap-
petite, Lstlessness, lrritability, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Loins; for, in truth all these are but the con-
sequence Of diseased action in the liver. As an
aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief IN Cos
tiveness, Piles, Collie, Dysentery, Humors Scrot'
ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body,
Ulcers and impurity Of the blood in short, any
and every case where a purgative is required.
They have also produced some singularly sue
cessful cures in Rheumatism, Govt, Dropsy Gravel
Eryspelas, Palpitation Of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring of the year, 10 purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change OF seasons
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe-
tite and vigor They purify the blood, and, by their
stimuant action on the circuatory system, reno
waite the strength Of the body and restore the
wasted diseased energies OF the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but un-
necessary dosing should never be carried too far,
as every purgatiye medicine reduces the strength,
when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which
physic is required cannot be enumerated here but
they suggest themselves to the reason of every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill will
answer better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind. When then
virtues are once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need Of a
! cathaTtC medicine.
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r. C: p. L. RICHARDS Drscrvn,x,

q C. & p. T. RICUARDs n,scr>.,..,....
- Of the Grand Ottawa Tribo 49,. Z IL. pAN II
.ne,r residence in Burlington on St. PAM .troe up
second aoor North of the stone Church whore ,a,
and p as, to administer to the want. Of the Sc
use If Vc,o,a,, ii"Nihg had long experience in the
or OF pleasure in stating to the bubble
anu esPeeiaily to the dcsparing Invalid tba, Fly
which ,Ln nuCofssfuLLr all durable disease, to
h "ioH 'lie human system is subject The n, "
unve resided Tor the last three wears in rho ;,
.tuusoh' wherG their aboriginal Skill in the bcni,
ART mas earned tor them an enviabc renutati'n
.nmrtiom Hi,l IN u. treatment Of Pulmonary Con-
queen Ntr"iuIa, Dropsies, Ulcers, Ernnti,, ,'"
""u ,ne ehect t" attract numerous invalid. fron
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ino Nelue Of the Machine to uo,cls. NAV b.,
, learned from the following may DC
dADsBY's HOTEL, WAsHrSe1oy. d e o,.,, 70,
nave been using hdders Regulator in M, H.
oo aie last SIX weeks, and during that time or,
epnnaent have saved in money Is per cnnt an
ey aOuni pa,d for the same time last year and be.
and do feel confident that Il is dscidd using IT.
u gus W GADSBT.
W. h, As1oR IlorsE, Nov. /, Is53
in we nave had Dr. Walter Kidders Gas RognI,tor
We have tbre nstSp Guse for several months past
hes Cone on each) and they supply abom; 9 pHG
fctIv Inc Regulators operate finely thew nor
Bills Of 'so1 us handsome per centage upon our
week winch is equal to Twenty-Five nor Oiiars
5onc o';is we consequently feel very great cons
uehce In the success OF the Regulator great 'onn-
COLEMAN { srIr-,<
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NORTiiER.N R.ALRO.iD. y !.
SUMMER ARR kNGEMENTs.

" 'ilius VII. ruu as ioL"">
Lrtv Oldrnshurgh 81 \ NJ, aud2. N.
AruNIuA at ltoust sPOiut At - r. VI ana SP N
brave kuuses fout AZ 30 and
Aruylng atOgdrusbutgh at 30 .7rM and
II IN
Passengers leaving Old'nshurgh by the morning
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pEpsnNAL EXAMINATInN

Engineers and all others connected with Gas Com
names are invited to visit the experimental Room of
the Company, and fully satisfy themselves of the
,nIur If the Regulator.
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long or short, IN yei--.-
Liberian, on any subject connectsu ~.--
past, present, or future Of the colored race -
Boston Transcript
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FURNITURE.
Edwin A. Harris,

EuW1n A, Harris,
cabinet Furniture n Chair EstabIi.bmept-
o49 broadway, fsw doors South Delevan House.
ALBANY, n. Y.
-Four OF the largest Ware Rooms in the stato-sr.t
feeond, third and fourth stories full of all kinds Of
FURNITURE, manufactured by the most exner;enced
workmen and of the best materials-aIl At rern nod
crate prices. '''S wou
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TNlllS VALUABLE MEDICINE, WHICH HAS
| received the sanction of the medical faculty, by
whom it i regularly prescribed aud which has been
tested successfully by Thousands OF invalds, i
of the most remarkable preparations offered to
the public for the cure Of
Consumption, Scromia, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, bronchitis. splitting OF
Blood, aud all Complaints of
the Lungs.
Pure Cod Liver oil has long been acknowledged
be the most eclciou, article for tie Of Con-
sumption aud Kindred diseases, yet discovered while
the chemical properties Of the PHOSPHATE OF
LIME are also we'll known in medicine as being pc
culiHTy healing. In sascs where liberation has
taken place on the lungs this article has been found
by tho most careful tests, To supply the very ngre-
dicnts for the formation of cells and the
complete ling of thi, delicate part of the human
-ystum.
This preparation Of the pure Cod Liver oil and
Lime robs the oil of its very nauseating taste, which
renders it Iepuisye, PAL tcularly To invaids The
thorough Incorporation of the Phosphate of Lime
with the oil ha, only been accomplished by the
adoption of the mos perfect rules of chemistry, aud
medicine has thorrh" been produced which is of
in, 4tmabl, value IL 4 climate like our own.
long array of certificates might he given here
+" prov, the eihcaciuGs character of this medicine,
but II j. not deemed nee ssary. The fact that from
the very fret introduction of the Cod Liver oil and
Lime before the public, it has been gradually
sd"p"d by the medical faculty, is sufficient proof Of
its unqu"sticued excellence.
ALEN'H II. WILBOR,
chemist, lib Court St, Boston.
For sale in Burlington, by 7. A. PEck and Gro.
ALLEN, aud Druggists generally
March II, 1885, wGlnos.
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hotels.

Respectfully yours,
e. CAMPBELL, supt. of City Gas Work.
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ia RI ID HOI. T,
LEATHER AND FINDING STORE.

As Hudson Street, Albany.
Constantly on hand OAK and hcm'ock Sole
Leather, French and American car SKINS.
Innings, Bindings, Morocco, Lasts, and
Boot Trees Shoe Makers Tools and Fmd-
'ngS Of all hnds, wholesale and retaiL
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One of the above splendid steamers will leave the
Michigan Central Railroad Line wharf. at O'Clock
7. NJ, or on the arrival Of the Lightning Trains
from New York and Albany. Running through. via
North shore. without landing, arriving in Detroit
the NEXT afternoon in time for the Iightui1 Y Train
Tor Chicago, over u heavy + Rail-a well .uddod
road, free from du,t-comtortablc Night Cars built
expressly for the Route, the best Railroad in the
: lLL.tl
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Il. e. DAVIS & Co.

Manufactures # and Wholesale Dealers -,
T. A ID Y MADE OTHING.
Importers and Jobbers of Cloths, Cassimcres Vast.
ings and Trimmings. large assortment Of fine
ana medium, low priced Clothing, constantly on
nand and for sale on the most liberal terms. Mer.
chants are invited to call and examine our stock.
Nos. 8 and 4 E1chanee. AMnnn
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Nails.

Snh KEGS "EAGLE" NALL ALSO
'oo Axes, ,hot, Lead, Powder aud SAFETY fuse
lust received 10y HEKEICk a MILES.
Nov. is dGwu
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hInsley II Darling.
Piano ESOrfcS
s E WIN @ MA CHIMES

GROVER. BAKER a CO.
WIS MACHINE is now justly the most approved.
and no controversy exists between it and ony
Uther patent. Offices, 405 Broadway, New York;
laymarket Square, Boston and AZ soutb .tb :,
Philadelphia. ~
september 1858.
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STOVES.
Stoves! Stoves

The Subscribers offer to the trade fair and lib.
sra terms large and complete assortment of Stores
of the first quality, for both coal and wood, among
which are the celebrated Black Diamond and May
Flower Cooking Stoves and the Irving and franklin
Coal Burners. Also, large assortment Of New
Pattern Parlor Stoves for wood.
Eagle Foundry, No ITO Beavr-St., Albany.
TREADWELL 4 PERRY.
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found in 'i b ,ne parties using the Regulator will he
uLAroR Coyr, ",pn!eo OF the New YORK GAS RBG-
(Jttey ,.J
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and IN lact, BY All cIaSsef M INC CONTINUALLY Among
others it Is recommended by Rev. Dr. Lyman Beechor
late President Of Lane Theological Seminary, Gin,
cinnati, Ohio Rev. Dr. Leonard Woods, Abbott
Prof. Of Theology in Andovor Theological seminary,
Mass Hon. Daniel p, Thompson, Secretary of the
State Of Vermont, author of "Grecn Mountain
Boys" " Lock Amsdcn," &c, Montpelier, Vt. y.
+. Williams Esq, formerly Collector Of the Port of
Baltimore, Md. Rev. Joseph Iitch, Philadelphia,
Pa Is. {. Iernald, Portland, Me, and many others
In connection with old 80 cent article, we now
put up II size, in large square bottles with rich
cnamcled blue wrappers, gilt directions, and fac
smile Of VIM Jon n Cutler, containing nearly fouI
times the quantity of the suallcr sic.
u Beware of Cumtcricits and limitations
Enquire tor the article 10y its Whole Name, Veg.
dabie Ppipoaayy Balsom."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER CO., Drug
gifts, 33 India st., Boston, Mass, and sold by ApOth
ecarics aud Country Merchants generally Price
large size 81 ; small size 80 cents
January %. wjlw3mos
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New Goods.

New Goods.
WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM
w market with a choice stock of Grocerie, aud
Provisions, which are prepared to sell for Cash
at Low PRICES, We assure the trade and dealers
generally that we have Good Bargains to Ter
them. Pleas cnN ard eNamiu" GUY stock. The
CASH sNSrLA, is t. ) stem b, which ,, get Gosu
vTRDEs. IlLkRICk MILF,
Corner hing anu WAGER ST..
Nov. Is. 1852 d&wtt
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: liI'.

Innn RVS. T. |. SALT.
-iVOO O,0OO bags Dairy do, Pure Rock, steam,
refined and Western.
50 bag Liverpool fine do. a shton's.
1000 hus. canada salt,
just received aud tor sale by
hERRlcK A MILES.
Nov % dAwlt
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SOAP,

100 BOXES NO. | soar.
wv 20 do Chemical do.
80 do Toilet do.
HERRICk MILES.
No -. dIwtf
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LEMENT'S SPLENDID LINE OF STEAM
EBS FOR ALL PORTS ON
AXE MICIIIC\\

aud the Railroad from Chicago to La Sale and -
Louis, forming the most p'rr and C,m'or' abb, rol.
to 81. L"Vi,-tir-t Class steamer. form Daily Line
between La SALE and It. Louis.
x This route afford, to Travellers. either for
pleasure business, advantages not enjoyed hy auv
other The Boats of the Line the North pa.sa 70
les exposed To- tine storms and rough weather in
ciicut to a Trip by the south Shore, and arc not
subject to any detention, that other lnes are bv
going into Port, difficult of entry. The icturc-qu
beauty and ma .nIiccut grandeur OF the DETROIT
River, as cni,ycd from the noble Steamer, of tin
Line, has NJ equal. The Railroad from Detroit t..
Chicago passes through all the principal towns Of
Importance in Michgan-an advantage not enjoyed
by any other Route, and one that entities it to
precedence all others.
- Baggage conveyed from the Cars 10 the Boat
Frc, Of Cdargs, by delivering their Checks to the
Agent on the Train, or at the Depot and checked
through ON the Route.
u. ". WHITING is Freight Agent for the
Line. Office VI. {. H. X. Dock, Buffalo. Also,
t;"ncrnl Forvardcr. viii forward Freight Of am
kut', amy rr,r,a, by o.V O,o3c n o9r'y1H', at
the lowest rates, and with despatch. Ma * Packn-
.cs. care ''D. ". Whiting. buffalo
II IliBuIGH TICkEr~ can bee procured Of the
MT ot the Line, East Of Buffalo. and at t. Nc ht.
hcy col the VI. {. Il. Il. Wharf, buffalo.
CHARLES T.. NOBLE.
General Agent, Buffalo.
MOSES l.. CHURCH,
Agent, Burlington.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Archibald Mcclure A. Go

Archibald Mcclure 4 Co..
"A f. &c Safest, and Is 8. II Norton.s.. An,,,
20 hJ1 AT "holesale large and general assortment
OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Paints Oils Vor
9ishes' French and American Window Glass Dyo
otuus' brushes Camphene, Fluid, DC, together with
every other article in their line WIN
~ -'OO-URE' WILLIAM A. RICE.
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.

.er Prpss,e .Acii ror Tartar Eme,ie.
THE REAT STANDARD
remedy for all Pulmonary DIS
eases.-Extensively used, tested
and approved in New England,
Canada and the British Province.
during a period Of Twenty-seven
years, by Eminent Physicians,
Clergymen, Professors Of Colleges,
Theological Seminaiios, scientific
and Distinguished Public Men,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-04

The Albany Eoening Journal gives
the following as the particulars of the
new treaty:
/" The Islands are to be at once admit
ten into the Union, not~as a Territory,
but as a State, with full State sovereign
powers. In consideration of this sur
render of their national sovereignty, the
United States, besides agreeing to res
pect all existing charters, land titles,
&c, are to pay some 100000 or $780,
600 annually, as life annuities to such
persons as the sovereign authorities shall
designate. It is believed that the num-
Der who will be declared entitled to share
in this annuity viii not exceed thirty
individuals, including the Kina, his two
sons, and the members of the House of
Mobiles, all of Whem are rich, and consti-
tute the great ~aandholders of the king
dom. Their ages will average about
forty years; and the sum paid to each
viii cease to be a debt rpon the United
States Government at their death.
g Besides the sovereignty of the Is
lands, all the Government property--in-
Guiding buildings, claims upon foreign
Governments, &c.-will, it is under
stood, be transferred to the United
States Government, BY this treaty. The
value of the buildings alone is said to
exceed S1,5O0 900, and their claims up
on the French and British Governments
tofabout $500, 600 more making an ag-
gregate of 50, 100000"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-04
Half a Million Of the State Debt Paid
Within Three-Fourths ola Year.

The Journal, and other fusion papers
by their misstatements In reference to
the amount raised by taxation during
the present year, drove us into the State
Auditors oHce-and while there for the
purpose of gathering facts to correct their
errors, we made inquiry into the pro-
gress of the redemption of the State
stocks, and find that HALE A MILL
ION OF DOLLARS in Ohio stocks,
have been cancelled during the present
yeari Thus is liquidated, under a Dem
ocratic State Administration, a debt
that was taxing the productive energies
ofour people thirtythousand dollars per
snum-and a debt, which, under the
Wing policy, which is to never pay,
would have been continued indefinitely.
Under Wing fnanciering, this half a
million of dollars would rave gone into
the hands Of some fayorite Insurance,
Banking or Railroad Company. Which
policy do people choose-that of the
Democracy, or that of the coalition of
Stockholders, Bankers, Wings and Flu
~sionists ?3Oh5o Statesman.
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NEWS BY THE

r""Hrf FL 1AL1r Az ROPO. ~. %
The Crimea EXPEDITION is the largest
in the annals of warfare. The feet mus
tiers %, 900 sailors, and 5000 cannon.
Among the land forces are 20, 1000 Eng
lish, $4,000 Tu.ks, and 10000 Egyp-
tians. The English squadron left Var
ma on the Sd. The French General Ar
maud and the Turks sailed on the 5th,
to join the British near the mouth of the
Danube. The debarkation was to take
place at Point Bahia where there are ff-
teen fathoms of water. Once landed,
they will entrench. They will next de-
feat the Russians in the field. From
the sea, Fort Constantinople, mounting
ITO guns, is the principle object of at
tack Prince Menchikof conducts the
defence of Sebastapol.
There are 10000 men in camp at
Odessa, besides a full garrison in the
city. Many ships are converted into
fire ships. A new levy of ten men in a
thousand is ordered throughout the west
ern portion of the empire.
There are rumors that the French Ad-
miral Hamilton, is opposed to the Sc
bastapol expedition, and that Arnaud
took the sole responsibility also, that
sealed orders were on their way from
France to stop the expedition. These
rumors are not generally credited.
Orders calling home the Baltic feet
to England causes apprehension that the
Russian feet, will escape from the Baltic,
and will commit devastation upon COM
merce.
A force of four thousand Austrians
entered Bucharest on the 9th, and were
formally received by Omar Pasha. It
is reported that Omar and the Austrian
commander subsequently disagreed.
There is a complete rupture between
Persia and the Porte.
The Independent Beige gives the sub
stance ofthe Cars reply to the last note.
The Gear expresses surprise that Aus
tria should have transmitted such pro-
posals unaccompanied by any conces-
sions on the part of the Western powers.
The Gear Internationally rejects the
proposals. He says Russia made every
concession compatible with honor, and
it only remains for the Gear to try even
Qualities. The Emperor will avoid in
creasing the complications of the war,
but will repel with energy all a%ttacts,
from whatever quarter.
Prussia has informed the Germanic
Diet that she never bound herself by the
guarantees demanded by the Western
powers, and is resolved to remain strict
ly neutral.
Military exercises continue at Bou-
logne. On the 18th a sham battle was
The invading army of 40, 900
e. CT O. Ll D.
1t was met by an army of deferse
of 10000. After immense fire and
Boulogne was supposed to be
The French Minister is recalled from
Ferdinand Barrat is appointed.
The cholera in Paris is rapidly aba
ting.
The Republican party in Spain is ex-
tremely uneasy. Another outbreak is
consideredn linear.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-04

Married, At the Residence of. B. TILDrN, Esq.
Buffalo N. Y, on the 27th Sept, by the Rev. GEo.
w. HosMER, A. D, ~KEDLENGER NJ. D.. of New
London Ohio to Mrs. SARAH 1. BELDEN OF Fitch
vile, Ohio.
On the esth day of Sept. by the Rev. r. BEER
Mr.. MO WILSON OF Buchanan Co., Iowa,
and Miss ELIZABETH w. daughter of JACOB MIL
LER, ESQ.,, of Perry tip. Ashland Co.. ohio.
On Sept. 25th, by Rev. J. RcBIsoN, 1. R..
GooDFELLoW. Esq, and Miss SUSAN A. DEM
ING, daughter of G.. r. DEMING Esq, all of Ash
land.
HMay he always prove a .GooDTELLow' to
SUSAN is the desire ofmany of the q Young America
school.
Happy, thrice happy they. whose friendships prove
One constant scene of unmolested love;
Whose hearts, right tempered, feel no various turns,
No GOODNESS chills them, and no madness burns
But free from anger, doubts, and jealous fear,
Die as they live, united and sincere"