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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-05-11
priestlv Humors and Profanity.


In "Murray's Handbook for South It.
aly," are related some curious anecdotes
of an italian priest named Rocco, whose
eccentricities seemed to be obout on par
with those of Brother Burchard and Elder
Knapp, who fourished in this city few
years since, but are perhaps scarce equaled
by those of Brigham Young, of the pre-
sent day. On one occasion, he preached
on the mole at Naples penitential SER
mon, and introduced SO many illustrations
of terror that he soon brought his hearers
to their knees. While they were thus
showing signs of contrition, he cried out:
"Now, all you who sincerely repent of
your sins, hold up your hands" Every
man in the vast multitude Immediately
stretched out both hands. Holy Archangel
Michael" exclaimed Rocco, "thou who
with thine adamantine sword standest at
the right of the judgment seat of God, hew
me off every hand which has been raised
In an instant every hand
dropped, and Rocco ofcourse poured forth
fresh torrent ofeloquent invective against
their sins and this deceit He had great
dislike to tobacco, and when once preach
ing to a crowd of Spanish sailors, he as
tonished them by telling them there was
no Spanish saints in heaven. A few, he
said, had been admitted, but they smoked
SO many cigars that they make the Holy
Virgin sick, and St. Peter set his wits to
work to get them out. AT length he pro-
claimed that bull fight was to be held
outside the gate Of Paradise. Thereupon
every Spanish saint, with out exception,
ran off to see the fight, and St. Peter i'm
mediately closed the gate, and took care
never to admit another Spaniard.
Character.
A misstep may destroy life. One sin
may ruin your character. Did you ever
reflect on the consequence of single in
diligence in vice? The best men have
fallen, through the suggestion of another.
How careful you should be while in the
freshness of your days, lest blight fall ON
your chacter and ruin you forever. If in
vited to places of resort, where it is diff
cult to decide, take the safe course, stay
away, and save your reputation.
This is a jewel of inestimable value
too precious to be put in jeopardy. No
man ever regrets that he kept aloof from
temptation, and to the close of life he ex-
presses his joy that he was saved from the
path of shame, by giving a decided mega
tive, when the voice of pleasure beckoned
him on. Be decided and you are safe
Yield and you may be lost. Watch with
diligence, and guard every avenue through
which sin may reach you. In no other
way will you be sure to overcome the evil
of the world.
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Sec. g. That an act entitled can act
to punish certain offence" passed March
22, 1850, is hereby repealed.
F. G.. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MYRES,
President of the Senate.
Passed March 25, 1854.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-05-11

ESA gen'ue has invented spy glass
of wonderful power He said he looked
through itata third cousin, and it brought
him relatively nearer thau any of his
brothers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-05-11

Eg Read the laws in to-day's Pioneer,
as they are Of interest
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-05-11
231 AN ACT
To punish certain offences therein named

T231 AN ACT
To punish certain offences therein named.
Sec. !. Be at enacted 6yMe General as
senabiy Of the State of Ohio, That if any
person shall wilgully and maliciously, in
the<day time, break and enter any dwell
ing house, kitchen. shop, store, ware
house, malt-house, still house, mill, fac
Tory, pottery. water-craft. school house,
Church, or meeting house, smoke house,
barn, Stable, railroad depot. car factory,
station house, Oh railroad Car, with intent
to steal, every person SO offending. shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, /,
on conviction thereof, shall be fined in any
sum noS exceeding three hundred dollars,
and be imprisoned in the cell of the coun-
ty jail, and be fed on bread and water on
ly, not exceeding sixty days; at the dis
erection of the court 10
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] certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly printed. J. V. S. HOYT, III
Auditor, w. c. O. gE
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Sec. 7. That every wife, child, parent,
guardian, employer, or other person, who
shall be injured in person or property, or
means of support by any intoxicated per-
son, or in consequence of the intoxication,
habitual or otherwise, of any person, such
vile, child, parent, guardian, employer,
or other person, shall have right of ac-
ton in his or her own name, against any
person who shall, be selling intoxicating
liquors contrary to this act, have caused
the intoxication such person, for all DANA
ges actually sustained, as well as exem-
plary damages; and a married woman shall
have the same right to bring suits, pro-
secute and control the same, and the a
mount recovered, the same as if a feme
sole, and all damages recovered by mi
nor, under this act, shall be paid, either
to such minor, OF to his or her parent,
guardian, or nextfriend, as the court shall
direct, and all suits for damages under
this act, shall be by civil action, in any
of the courts of this State, having juris-
diction thereof.
Sec. 8. That for every violation Of the
provisions of the first, second, and third
sections of this act, every person so Of
Tending shall forfeit and pay fine Of not
less than twenty. nor more than fifty dol
lars, and be imprisoned in the jail OF the
county for no. less than ten, nor more
than thirty days, and Pay the costs OF
prosecution, and for every violation of the
provisions of the fourth section OF this
act, every person convicted rs the keeper
of any OF the places therein declared to
be nuIsances, shall forfeit and pay fine
of not less than fifty, nor more than one
hundred dollars, and be imprisoned in the
Jail Of the county for not less than twenty
nor more than f5fty days, and pay the
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ty Roads.
Sec. 1. Be 1t enacted By the General As
senably Of the State Of Ohio, That all al
terations of State and County Roads, now
made and established, shall hereafter form
part of such road, and so much of the
original road as lies between points at
which the alteration intersects, shall be
and remain vacated.
F. G. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
JAMES MYERS,
President of the Senate
March 25, 1854.
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-No. I20 lrch st p HaGIyiia.
Their power over ;he above d, a-c- j.. frr excl.
iGd, Al rq'!atlcd, 10y any otAar preparation u n lt
United States, as thu cures ale-l, il aauy cz. Il.
iyr EIitui pty-Iclpls had iHile.i.
These Bit eTs are worthy tn, air rfi,D nt iDyaIi!s
Possessing great virtues In the rcci ilraU, Of ,.
ca7cs ut tlr iyer and lesser gunlS cArrs lur ih,.
most searching powers III weakness and affections
o The digestive organs, they are, wlthaI safe. Ger.
i'la and pleasant. Ruad a'li he convinced
TESTIMONY FROM ONO.
JuHS HOFFMAN, brownsville, OEu. May 9th 1853
sald: wIlte To state tor your sHetacuun and also
for that of o!crs, that your German bitter, Is what
yen recommend 1t to be, a highly valuable medicine
which know from having used il in my own taIni-
~ 10 my entire satisfaction. All who have used il
give The same recommendation"
STLPgES 4 MEAIN, Canton, OHIO, May Il, 1883
snys: "ilHving heard your German Bittcrs highly
recommended from sources in which placed much
conf lencC, ordered four bottles from Clcyennd-
Tine Of Them aHyeto my daughter who has d rived
great ben' III Tdn II; two Of the others sold i'm.
nedlateIy, and would like you TO send ms supply
of it To scil."
JoHN CLARK, Brunswick Chic, Mnv 26 1854,
says our German Bitters have proved cesJ!ul
III every case that has cOue to my knowledge and
has opened ior itself great demand"
HoMAS LLrcnFpRD, Covington, Chic, Dec, 9th,
1872, says: My wife has been affected with the
Liver comPiaint and Dyspepsia for number years
curing wiich time have spent aitreat,jpHl for doc
terng, but she received very h,e benefit thereirom
and finally the doctors said she could not be cured
Last spring she concluded to try your Bitters she
too two bottles and ever since taking theu ahe has
been able to attend tA her business until very lately
she had new attack, but nus again commenced
the Bitiers. have sold quite number Of bottles
through her accommodation, ard as fur as Gun
learn, II has given satisfaction 10 all"
DAVID AbBoTT Aus;iEburgh, Clio, December ;,
1883, says: Permit bear testimony to the re-
markable efficacy of Your German Bitters in the
cue Of Liver compluipt For years previous to tn
king it, wns severely afflicted with disease Of the
LIVER, so much thut dill not expect to live, bur
hy free use OF the 5ittcrs, thanks 10 kind Proyi
Grnce, lind myself entirely. restored to hcalh and
able to resume my usual employment"
hesr ittars are entirely vegetable and free from
Alcoholic stimulant and all injurious ingredients,
mild IN their operation they strengthen the system,
never proStrGtc il.
They are entirely vegetable and free from ali ii.
uriou@ Ingredients
Sold by dealers in medicine eve ywhrre
Sold by Jno. M'Bean, Jno ltraI, Cadjz; T. i. Brown,
Al9droteId;I +. Cramblet, pegrsyillc lc; CaHnnn 4
liendcrson, New Athens. aud by Dcugrs in liedi-
cincs every where -l23-ly
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Tho Language Of a Patriot.


The following is an extract from letter
written by one Of the democI attic candidates
for Congress in Pennsylvania at the recent
election. lie was defeated, but obviously
is not dismayed. His language is that Of a
patriot, Let the same sentiments animate
everyuue American citizen and Know Moth.
ilgisp viii soou be among the things of the
pas:- Mirror.
81 might have been reelected by an
overwhelming majority had l joined the
sect--in fact, It's supper: was rendered to
me if would join them-but spurned The
offer. prefrrring thousand defeats upon
Democratic principles, to ono triumph upon
"Know -noihingism therefore nailedmy
hag TO the mast, and was determined If |
fell, to fall fighting in its defence, ! did
fall and my glorious principles iell with me.
But. thank God! they will one day rise
again, aud appear in still greater power and
splendor than they have ever yet DONE
Democracy can never be crushed. 1t is the
grand foundation upon which our govern.
ment and our country rest. While know
nothlrgSm will be h>sed at as treason, de.
mocracy will be honored and cherished"
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MlL grcatest Discovery of the age.--flantcrs
II Farmers, Families and others can purchase IJ
rcmeIy equal to DR. TOBIAS Venetian I.ininen
for Dyscnlcry, Cholic, Group Chronic Rheumatism
Sore Throat, footi-aahc, Mosquito Bites, Pains in
the Limbs, chest, back etc.
Hit does not give reliet. the money will be refund
ed all that is asked is trial. and use it according
TO the directions.
1t is al English remedy, and was used By vii.
item the W., late King Of EngIni, and certified to
NY him, as cllr4 for I(heunatis wien everything
Else had failed
OVER loo0o0o0 BOTTLES haze been sold in
!he United Statrs, without a single tuilare, aud
many have stated they would not be without il
II was $40 per bottle, i'll case Of Group Xs il is US
certain as it is applied.
1t cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours;
nyscntcry in half hour ToptaaG in live lli.t-
utcs! 1t is perfectly innoFen take ntornally and
is recommended by tlle most enineut Physicians III
IIc United States Price 25 ami 80 cents
DR.. TOBIAS could ill dozen newspapers Will
certificates and letters relating to The wonderful
cures accomplished by his lMimont, but uoIsi .ors
warrantng il sufficient, us any person whJ does not
obtain rclrf need not pay Tor it,
DIR TOBIAS has put upr Horse IiniineHt in pint
bottles, which is warranted cheaper aud better than
any other ior Chuic Scrabhes. Old Sores, Calls
Nwelinge, Cuts. Bruises, etc. Price 80 gents
DIR. TOBl As Office, 40 Circ0nwich street, Mex
York
Forsale by FLEMING & BRrrnErs and DR KErsEE.
Wood street, litt>burg.
AGrHrs.--Jdlin i}eall and Hamilton Cadiz NJ
JoIey & Co, New Market Wilson s. peminI Ias-
ArsvliIo brown s. Farmhouse and VIM Walters
!ocw IagerstuNn y Jul Schfeiber, Moureiind r.
PhIpps " CO., Smyrna sepaS l653ly.
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Upper Wabash Bank at New Cory.
don, Ia.

We understand that notes are aGoat beat.
tifully executed, with the above tide
What are they worth, or whether worth
anything at all, we arc not advised, but
learn that couple of gentlemen had accu-
mulated several hundred dollars of the pa
per, and wentto Corydon for the purpose OF
getting it cashcd, when to! neither Banking
huusr, President, Cashier or other Office
was to be found, and the good people Of
Corydon were much astonished nj the grca,
name their village has abroad.
We reiterate our advice: Stand from un
der all foreign Banks that are not known
Cfiind St0hQurd
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G1-Mr Alv"h Wilkins. of the firm Of
wilkins Il Co, Bankers Of Pittsburgh, was
ommitted to prison in default of $4,000
bill, on Wednesday last, on a charge OF en-
hezzIn5 from four to six thousand dollars,
the property Of the Pennsylvania Insurance
company. The Liabilities of he banking
hou1, are said to be very heavy, and large
numbers Of poor but industrious mechanics
are the greatest sufferers.
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MARRIED - On Thurscay the 7,h inst
by the Rev, James Kerr Mr., JAMES NcCoN
NELL to Miss MARTHA MEALY, bo:h Vi this
place.
On the lash inst, by the same, Mr.. Tn
JAN TAYLOR to Miss REDECcA Bass, both oI
CNiia township.
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0T-The whole Democratic ticket was
Oected in rhurston county, Washing on Ter
rltory, one day last month. Hip, hip, hurra
Vvnl! there is one green spot in the des
et! They Know Something out there il
The neis hborhood Of sunset!
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EI-.;rLb ANOTHER FAtIuRE!-A letter
from South Bend. InIiana, states that the
Bwk of South Brnl has stopped payment
AN that another Of the neishborin5 Free
Bank is expected to follow suit. So they
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o4a;cfj0n! aAmcGS0n!!

w GOD < SMITH will offer at public Auction
W TO the highest bldGor without rt serve, th.i
entire Stock Ui Goods, consisting Of NV Goods
Hardware, QnGenswHre, GraCrrlcs, sc, &c
Commanding on Thursday evening IAN inst
and continuing from day to day until all is sold
We hpvc few more houses and lots tor sale at
low PRICES. ".
We are also desiyous Of setting opr Books a~ ias,
rs p1sslhle. sept. ~, "a
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4. ,IuT.. GCTEn. TTIaEE,.

MO0REFlEI.D, HARRISON COUNTY O..
~. &c, winch he sclls cheap Tor Cuelr, ~ g,od
lne June Q, ie52.
4 GiURWENS Laws of Ohio now il .orta. via
~ notes and reference 10 the Julllt! 4, .io,l
thereon.
SWANS Revised Statutes Of Ohio, Of ggue.s
nnt;ire now in force.
A tcw cuYies Of the ABOVE works for sale by
MCDOWELL. l.N 20.
Successors to S. ", mcdowell,
Market at. Ste4h,tl\iI q
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Road no ice.

NJ GTiCL is hereby given that pctni,r v i'll b
! ' presented 20 the commissioners OF lilriisul
a.,tl,ty al thur December session praying tor ~
Liberation! III the s-9ie Hund leading from Frce;,n.
70 w sicliesIer commencing at or ltaar Houdi, ri ,
5fl,tgr thonce lr most pructic' bic totte SuIlh
,ald "oociocd'a N9nsc, 10 the TOP Oi the aiii.
frocport Chic, Get. 25 la5l -,d,
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JuY foR THE INVALID We cut the following from
ps hia Saturday Gazette' and rccomcnd
readers to pcTuse il carefully and those suffer.
ing should not delay purchasing
''DR. ilooFLAND'S GERMAN BirrEps,- - This celr-
brated medicine preprre1 by DR.. e VI. Jackson, at
the imposing German Medicine store, No i2O Arch
street, whn is scientific physician, is selling I'M
mense quantities. Of it, The virtues OF tins remedy
are so fully set forth in the extended notice oft to
be seen IN our advertising columns, that there is
much we may adi--Of the hong train OF thvsIcal
Ills to which humanity I5 heir, there j. none more
dlstFes ing than the general dernnrem,nt OF diI-s-
I'VE apparatus, which never fails to accompany Il
dlsordered state OF the liver, Headache, piles, Il
morbid breath, loss OF appetite ih short an inia
scribe wretchrdnrss OfeXistence are its insdirra.
ble and iIe-wnsting attendants. These Diseases,
which have baiiled the skill OF the uhiest Doctors
have been radically cured by ilooAant's S German
Biters.n See advertisement. Il
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EE9iner EKaa.c sgs.

= w. MCDOWELL IL now CssHing hi- spring
-. ,.9ck OF Payer ia giugG aus brrs, consisting
ia m = o.. tirafi .-isFiae column and various oth
-ivles Ilaii paaar=, White Gilt nni Zine Satin %
,ve-rs e fcf fariaT.. sed-chamhrrs &c., Iogsih-
.f wiz alrgi assoTiBa ol tife ceni;aoHor Kinds o.
t,.a i4.tst % te' aud beet inisa. - =. -.
f,e 7sssrinleht Vt WINDOW BLINDS
and Fi-e Eai scfeens oi every YotIern aud quality
stock ,gl,l Is jiic largest ever before niler'=i
.- tlus riIy viii bs sold At PFiees which ennfoi sli
sg s,s!i i'g purC.ra 7eg.' -, ,,r,,,4- -
Cali and sslniii1 Tor yourselves e. NE q IN anu
PAPER St1ru ri p ~ e - -'iC'' " = 100 .t,
Enr,li rido Of Market, ohoYe i.5 81
Stes-bcnvile. D.
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ED- 'fEe ca i;al stock Of the Free Banks
,f [ndianA is 532, $40, ,000- circulation Z.
42G 0Go.
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) esse Winrod,s Estata.

NJ Office i. hereby giycn that the un;cr.ignc
" has been appoiated and qualified BY 'hc ttp
bate CGurt, administrator Of tle tstuie Of .cssr
Wrlroj late OF iiarrisOn county, Oiho, d, ceased.
Persons indebted 10 said es. .ato are request IL
make hnediRte payment 10 tie undcrsignod, ati
those hariua Claims AZ inst aaId estate Will prt III
tbeta ipr settlement within one year from tie date
hrreei.
Snn 70. lSl4 L N EENNEDY -A.Inlini.,1ur
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90 %. lS4 I N KENNEDY, A!mini. ,lur.
Examinor's Notice to Teachers.

MT EV AkaANtiEMEEl'S.- -Hcrraf,er der
In viii b. but four Exulnira,lWs held ia linrri
sou county turing the yeur, yiz.-la tbs last kiAiay
Of April and GctJber, AZ t.e rlusc Of the semi am ua
UtnN Institute for the counties oi jefferson ALi
lhgrson md oa the last Fridays 81 Januuty ani
JHnc Since all answers 10 Que siions jue 10 ha
writcn, each applicant should furnish hilnsOii sin.
tEoa siiocte oIplper and pen AMI lii.- Glsua ret.in
book All uxanunatij;ls IL be htld III Gualz n
private eNanIiuauons.
Gircplarc containing the rules AUTHORIZATIONS ls
wiach The Beafd Willie gay rHed, will sput ie.
the townships III The count,
by prdci II the Boa'd.
J. 4. WuUD, Citik
Caiiz Oct. 2, Sj4--2w
SyRESll Fomily Flour Kept cousantl, on hsi,l
e and icrat salc ap26 i95il MaORMit'h'S.
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D. LEV Y 6 CO..
OF TIE
N NcW Baltimore Store.

+! AVE received one of the largest and tcpt as
Ii softlnents Of DIy Goods and Retdy made
ci"hn'S eve brought 10 adi7; they buy heap
and srli cheaper dan any o.hcI tsmbiisfI. n, nth
place may / I,3lN
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l'0Iiah TrlFow. tlN,, Curr of Common Ticas,
v9. | arrisun cont " Ohio
Joshua kemp 4. Enoch TIM snil Jo,,G,a % u Kemp
lcirow, Defts. 1 will take no,irc that on on
the 23d day Of September, 1851, The said lioiah Ted
igW o'i i5 petition against him and Tie s,iI Enoct
IedEo" in the Court OF Common lacna os said liar.
nSon county, "hieh petition is now pending praying
Judgment agninst them tor $1,000, wllh interest
thereon from the l2lh day Of June 1854, Mi sun
due sail t'oiiah Icdrow, On the pralnisory note Of
sui defendants, dated Juno 18th, ln54 md ,liat
writ of attachment las been issurd ugunis. sui
heihP's propertyi apd thRt Unless the sad d, f,nd
ants Shall appear and answer said p titon on o be
i'Fe 'hG ON day OF November, loJi, Jud siaent wiz
b rendered against thcm FOR the amount cl,.irp,d a
VioFosflt. 5. w BOSIElCk,
, ~. 2uh, iHii.--6w. Atty for Petitioner.
4 TrACHMENT NOTICE-At my instance
mn Attachment was this day issued hy Thomas
flnnlGum, Justice OF the feace Of Rumlry town
sbp, Harrison county, against the property ami ct.
ircta OF Jaslaa Kemp, absconting debtor, non rcsi
dent o. sal county Debt ten dollars aud forty c:s
This 2M day ot September, 1854.
n2l--4w GEORGE SIMMONS
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Democratic geutincl.
EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
CHARLES N. ALLEN,
Editor and Proprietor.
EaH0F and FrlpTies0r.



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length Of time, tree
rcRstS OF ADVERTISING.
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40 40 lore insertion. nJ.......... -
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tslN months 2U1
RATES OF POSTAGE
o. vIEEIY vEwsPnLR~
10 all subscribers IN tie county - here published
FREE.
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over 10, and under :tO miles, 10
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AGENTS FOR THE SENTINEL.
Ihe following manuel gentlemen are our authorized
agents tn receive Subscriptions advertisements and
lob WORK. We hope they will prove themselves lp
itgnod Agents. All contracts made Jy them viii
ttietly fulfilled by Us:
Ereeport-Jaseph Alien.
Westchester- William ilpming
Moorelluld--A Jul. sc.roiber.
franklin Dr. T.. Coiaway
Rumley-JncUb Gntshan
Short Cteck-Asu lIulmes
COCK k--James lIonglaud.
Athens Or, Thomas findey
Gern.an-JoIru Brown.
NOrth-A. +. Croskry
honroo-lIenrY b. Heller.
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FOR THE GEETLEMEN.

II VS AE1E1 IEH 4 lAElsE6EGl.
We have Just received one Oi ihc largest assort
ments OF audy Made Clothing ever bfunah % this
market, consisting IN parteltine Black Elot) YER
coats, Beivercl0til tNare0,tts double coats Niger
heads, bonr.sSin and Whitney OgereDats iine trock
sack altdfesscoatssof the hest ffnlrtae;frc pants
and vests q 4lkipds Nitout nunber shirts, siocls,
from TOP 10 foot and send him on Ills way rsiolta
by ai means give me call before purchasing sse-
wherejt8 4&
R-e-m.e.m-b e.r tho Now Baitnore Store, Main
Street, opposite the Court House
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sWrasscs other remedies, in being more certain.
less tNrenslye and leaving the > stem in better
contInun Lctall interested cal uni obtain pam.
'phlet tres) containing ample pr "t. from the most
respectable sources, of the bcne lal results of its
use; together with letters from highly experienced
PAyslcans, who havc used II in hcIT Practice, and
mink from tlIrIr II Ill.
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NETA An snefnaas btd of gypson,, seven
hundred feet thick and N MY milss.in tx,
tent, md 81 The parest qualify, Inlssbevns dis
covered i the head waters of tie Wichita,
BRACES and Red rivers. s
RzrI: u said that during che past few
weeks between 1000 and 5000 persons
havc bden haturalized in New York.