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M A r. II Il ED d

MARRED--0n the 9th March, 1854, by Rev. r..
]. Backus, Mr.. J. HARVEY BUM and Miss ELIZABETH
CAvETT, both Of Jackson, Ohio.
Thanks to the happy pair for share Of the good
things prepared for the occasion. The best advice
we can give them, will be found in the following
beautiful lines:
THE MARRIAGE vow.
"Speak itnot lgbtly-'tiS u holy thing,
A bond enduring through long distant years
When joy DER thine abode is hovering
Or when thine eye is wet with bitterest tears,
Recorded by an Angels pen on high,
And must be mentioned in Eternity.
Speak it not Gghtly-though the young and gay
Are thronging round thee now, with tones of nirth;
Let not the holy promise Of to-day
Fade like the clouds that with the morn have birth
But ever bright and sacred may it be
Stored i'll the treasurecell of memory.
Life may not prove all sunshine-there will come
Dark hours for all; orwill ye, when the night
OF sorrow gathers thickly round your home,
Love asye did, in time when calm and bright
Seemed the sure path ye trod, untouched by care
And deemed the future like the present-fair?
Eyes that now beam with health may yet grow dim,
And checks of rose forget their carly glow;
languor and pain assail each active limb,
Andlay, perchancc, some worsbippcd beauty low
Then willye gaze upon the altered brow,
And love as fondly, faithfully, as now?
Should fortune frown on your defenceless head
Should storms oertake your bark on life dark sea
Fierce tempests rcnd the sailso gaily spread,
When hope her syren strain sang joyfully-
VIII ye look up, though clouds yoursky 'ercast,
And say-"ToGETHER we will bidC the blast?"
Age, with its silvely locks, comes stealing on,
And brings the tottering step, the hcfumowed cheek
The eye from whence each lustrous CLEAN hath gone,
And the pale lip, with accents low aud weak;
Will ye then think upon yourlfe's gay PRIME
And smiling, bid Love triumph over Time?
Speak it not lightly--Ol beware
'Tis no vain promise, no unmeaning word
Lo! men and angels list the faith ye swear .,ys
And by the High md ROY y0ae 'tiF1 ii heard
0, then kneel humbly at His altar now,
And pray for grace to keep your MARRIAGE Vow"
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TELEGRAFHTc NEWS .
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
4 s { X
- d9A
D. 80
UEyss y
HALIFAX, March 8.

HALIFAX, March 8.
The steamship Asia has arrived, with
advices from Liverpool 10 the 25th ult.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIG ENcE.
The demand for Breadstuffs has fallen
off, and prices were in favor of buyers
Western Canal Flour is quoted at 40s Cd
M4ls; and Ohio and similar brands al
Ais 042s Cd. Yellow Corn Ats and
White 48s per quarter.
Beef has slightly advanced. Pork and
Lard were dull. and prices in favor OF buy.
ers. Bacon continued in active demand
Rice was in good request.
Money continued easy at London and
Consos steady, Trade at Manchester
was unchanged.
GENERAL lNTELLlG ENCE.
No further military or naval battles are
reported.
England and France continue to make
extraordinary preparations for war.
Austria was sending more troops 10 the
southwestern frontiers.
1t was reported that France and Eng
land would shortly issue joint manifes'
10. equivalent TO declaration of war.
The Greek insurreclion was more for.
midable than was anticipated, and great
excitement existed in Greece
Lord Palmerston has officially an
nounced the unconditional pardon Of
Vim. Smith O'Brien, the Irish patriot.
The Monieime says France cannot
suffer the integrity OF the Ottoman En-.
pire TO be broken by aggressive acts from
Greece, and furthermore France discoun
tenances revolution anywhere.
The announcement is viewed as official
and important; meanwhile the attitude Of
Austria is becoming more and NOR ia, or.
able TO the allies. 1t was even said that
she had announced her intention of for,
mally going with the allies il Russia CON
tinues aggressive acts agaiasl Turkey
This announcement is probably prenq.
ture, but it gives frnness 10 funds. At
the same time Austria continues sending
troops TO The frontier to alay arprehen-
sion. A manifesto is about to appear.
stating that Austria continues her efforts
for peace, and that the reports are merely
to prevent disturbance spreading to Ser.
via. Montenegro and Bornia. The att.
tude Of Russia remains unchanged and
unexplained.
From the Danube. accounts report
both parties as preparing for great bat,
tie. The Russians had failed in an at
tempt to turn Omar's position.
From Asia there is nothing new.
A dispatch from Persia says the Shah
officially announced to the foreign repre-
Sentaions that he will remain neutral in
this war.
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Losses by FIRR.--The New York
Insurance Monitor furnishes an estimate
OF the losses by fire in the Uuited States
during the year 1858, The aggregate
loss is estimate at $I2892 843. Of which
S6 l0q,843 is put down in New York CT
ty, This estimate does not include fires
where lhe loss is under 100000. The
addition Of those would probably show
that the whole amount of the destruction
OF property by fire during The year was
not less than S20,0O0,O 900. A sum so
important as to demonstrate the necessity
Of careful and deliberate consideration
Of the whole subject al issue.
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10 Western Merchants,
HAMPTON. WILSON & CO.

Importers G Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
No. 45, Wood Street, opposite St. Charles Hotel. .
Pittsburgh, Pa.
TENHE Subscribers would respectfully inform
l. Merchants who are preparing to purchase
their Spring Stock that they have now on hand
an assortment of Dry Goods, which in extent
and variety, is such as has never before been Of
tered in this City, and to which additions will
be made daily throughout the season.
member of our firm will reside in New York
during the season, and will devote his whole
time to making purchases at the Great Auction
Sales, and IN importing such Goods as NAV be
procured cheapest in that way.
lhere Is no argument so convincing as that
Whlch appeals direct to a mans Pecuniary In
terest We therefore. offer to toduplicate any bills
MADE thiS season In New York or Philadelphia.
article for article, at the same prices thus sa.
wing to the Western Merchant. his freipbt hills
exchange, insurance, time and other risks. Onr
ability to do this will be apparent to businoss
men; when they reflect upon the vast expenses
incurred by Jobbers in the Eastern Cites. for
rent, DC, DC, and the comparatively trifine
cost of living and rent here.
Among our Stock will be found 500 Bales I'm.
bleached Musins, of all makes and kinds. some
very heavy 400 Cases well assorted Spring
Prints; SO Cases Shifting Check and Stripes ;
20 Gases Kentucky Jeans aud Tweeds 10 bales
Ticklngs $50 Cases French English and Amer
lean Dress Lawns, of every possible variety of
style and quality 43 Gases Berage de Laines,
beautiful fabrics and rich designs 10 Cases
Monselln de LANES, of the choicest patterns and
cOlors; 100 Cases Bleached Muslins, Shirtings.
Sheetings, Cloths, Cassimeres Vesting, Bleach.
ed and Unb.eached Drillings, Canton Flannels,
and full and complete assortment of Yankee
Notions and Trimmings in which they offer
greater inducements than can be found in any
market East or West. High Lustered Black
Italian dress silks, new and beautiful Persian
Dress Goods, of entirely new designs and with
the most brilliant colors, &c, &c. &c.
City and country dealers are invited to call
and examine for themselves
W Remember the name and number
Hampton, Wilson d Co., warehouses. a.
Wood St, opposite st Charles Hotel, and Nos.
lO2 and lO3 Third Street, Pittsburgh.
March l6, 81. 81
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Bennett, Il 90.

These gentlemen, who having opened banking cs
tablishment in this place few years since, continue
operate With that success which reflects great crOdi
upon the standing Of the establishment. A house o
this character in fast growing town and neighbor
hood s Of paramount interest to every business mar
in the community wherosoeverit is located Wocboer,
fully recommend this house as place of deposit Of
monies, and also Of accommodation to those in lmme
diats want Of material Aid" Location--oa Broad.
way, East Of the "Isham House"
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Sale of Real Estate BY order Of Court.

Z N the 18th day of April. A, D. 1854, at one.
" o'clock ?, NJ, at the door of the Court House,
in the town and county of jackson, and State Of
Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, as the property
of Alexander Miller deceased, to-wit: In lot no.
lit in the town of Jackson in said county lex
cepting thirty two [32l feet in BREADTH off of the
south east side Of the same) subject to. the dow.
er estate of widow. Appraised at $l5O0,OO.-
Terms of sale, one third Jash in hand, one third
in one year and residue in two years, with in.
terest from the day of sale.
HARMON MILLER, Admr.
Of ALEXANDER MILLER, decd,
March, l6, 81. 5l-4w
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Notice..

THE qualified electors of the Town of Jack.
L son, are hereby notified that an election
for one Mayor one Recorder and five Trustees.
for said Town will be held at the Court House
in said Town, on Monday the I'D day Of April
A. d. 1854 between the hours of 8 o'clock A. M'
and 6 o'clock I. M. of said day, and also, an
election, for one Member of the Board of Ednca.
ton, of said Town. at the same place, on Mon
day the 10th day of April, A. Df1s54, between
the hours of | o'clock and 4 o'clock p. NJ of said
day. JOHN S. TAYLOR.
ltecorder and Clerk of the Board of
Education of the Town of Jackson.
March If, 81. 5l-tdm
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The Gallipolis Journal Again. .


That woful piece Of 'HUMAN FLESH LONG DRAW
OUT" in noticing a small paragraph complimentor
to our worthy friend and fellow citizen, Mr..
French, published in our papers, short time sine
lowers his eyes and calls upon The Shades" of hi
departed friend fellow liar and tutor "Tom Pepper
to aid him in opposing Truth and Virtue.
Alas, poor Harper and his friend he halls,
Shall soon co-minglc together,
Tom Pepper then will bring him mails,
No matter about tho weather.
A steamboat then they will man,
Not caring "a red" for their fate;
Tom will act as the helms-nan, n
And Harper as the mate.
Farewell old long bones, we pity you,
And forgive you Of your capen;
You now will dwell with imps so blue,
And shall never read the papers.
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On Thursday last rs two men were nearing the
Depot at this place, in Hand car by some misman-
agemcnt, tho handle Of the crank, which was being
turned very rapidly, caught neof the men, throwing
him out upon the truck, and the car passing over him
severely injuring one Of his arms and otherwise bmi.
sing his body. The car was thrown off the tluck
breaking one Of the wheels, and throwing another
man, who was aboard, out upon the ground, slightly
injuring him. The Company or The Crank one, will
be held linblo for damages.
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JACKSON FoUNDERY.-Ihis establishment under
the management of the present propretors is in sue
cessful operation. We visited it on Monday last
and were happily pleased with the large quantity
Of castings turned ont, which for beauty of style
and finish cannot well be surpassed by any other
establishment in the country. Large additions will
soon be made in the way Of patterns and moulds,
which will enable them to supply large amount
Of castings for the surrounding country, and at as
low prices as they can be bought elsewhere
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Something Nevv-.Pad SaddIe,

wswere shown by Mr.. D. W, Winfough sadilcl
aud Harness Mixer Of this place something new and
beautiful, in the shape Of PAD SADDLE. which. fol
comfort 10 the rider and sase TO the hono Is sad to
suPss anything now eztant, in the shape of saddles
aud fast coming into general use in the surround.
ing towns and country We would advise all thost IN
want Of an article Of this kind, to call and examine
for themselves.
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0UeHr TO Nan THEM --Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher is something of wag,
and generally illustrates his ideas with a
story. At the laborer's meeting in New
York, on Saturday evening. he said 4:
Now, speaking of the Compromise of
1850 and this bill, | can't help thinking
of the reply of the fellow in Jail to the
question What are you here for p
Well, said he, stole the saw mill, and
when went back for the dam they nab.
bed me-" Now, it is so in this CASE
They stole the mill in 1890. and now they
are coming back for the dam, and we
ought TO nab them"
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Change la Conductors,

We notice that there has boen change made in
the Conductors OF the Passenger Cars upon our Rail
road. MIR Chandler, has been placed upon The NOR
ming train from this place and Jerry Hall upon the
afternoon train, on account of thorosdencc of the lat
Ter being in Portsmouth Although The company of
"Merry Jerry" will be much misscd, it will be we'll
supplied by Mr., Chandlcrs gentemanly bearing aud
accommodating spirit
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Information wanted by a Sister.

My two brothers lived in Cermont
county, Ohio, abo eight years ago;
their names are Richard and Evan
Hughes. Any Information concerning
either of them would be gratefully receiv.
ed by their sister. Direct to NJ. G.,
Posioffice, Columbus.
Editors will confer favor by publish
ing the above.
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Dicks Sentence Overturned.

Judges Thompson and BARLEY, of the
Supreme Court, yesterday allowed writ
oil error to the Common Pleas of this
county in the Dick murder case, on the
ground that the verdict OF the jury did
not sufficiently ascertain the crime oil
which they meant to convict. This gives
the prisoner a new trial, and the venue
will probably be changed to an adj dining
county.-Ddyt0n Gazette Sd inst.
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HE HILLsBoRoUGH RAILROAD CoMpA-
NY.-The following protest by Governor
Trimble, against the proposed union be-
tween the hillsborough and Marietta Rail
road Companies, appeared on Wednes-
day;
"The undersigned does hereby protest
against the contract proposed for The ac
ton of the stockholders of the said Hlls
borough and Cincinnati Railroad Compa.
NY as unauthorized and ilegal--a con.
tract which it is not competent for a ma
Jority of the Directors TO submit TO the
stockholders, or for majority of the
stockholders TO ratfy and confirm and |
do now here, in my own behalf, and in be.
half OF interests | represent, say to those
present, and to all others whom it NAV
concern, that decline, in any form or
manner, by voting or otherwise, to recog-
nise the proceeding and will assert my ie.
gal rights in the premises at my own dis
cretlon, ALLEN TRIMBLE."
Mr.. j. NJ. Trimble has resigned the
Presidency of the road, and the vacancy
has been filled by the election of Lewis
Worthington, Esq, of this city.-DaiigI
UniopiSt.
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Lost,

I'm The night of the sixth inst, in or about
~ the Franklin Hotel, or on Main Street, a
brevette, containing fifty dollars, two tens on
State Bank OF Indiana, two do. on State Bank Of
Ohio, two fves Orange Bank New Jersey. Any
person returning said money to the Franklin
Hotel, shall receive five dollars.
L. c. SCHENEPP.
Jackson, March, 16, 1853. 81
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Louis Napoleon has suppressed the Je-
suit establishment to the Commune of St.
Monternd, st. Etienus, France.-a move
ment which has made the Emperor very
popular among the working classes of that
community, on account of the oppressive
conduct of the Jesuits.
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SOLITARY CONFINEMENT FOR LIFE "A
bill has been introduced into the Penn
sylvania Legislature, which provides tha
when II person is convicted of murder il
the first degree he shall, if the jury con
vlcting agree to recommend him to the
mercy of the court be sentenced to soil
tary confinement for life and that no per
son thus sentenced shall be pardoned OF
released from prison, except by concur.
rent recorded vote of two thirds of all the
members elected to each house of the
General Assembly. and approved by the
Governor. The bill also provides, that
"on conviction of any person of crime
thus punishable, he shall be thereupon
deemed, with respect to all contracts, to
the bonds Of mairimony. to all rights of
and to all civil rights and rela,
tons OF what nature socvcr, dead in all
respects, as ifhis actual decease had taken
place at the time of such conviction"
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Town Election

By notice in another column it will be observed
that there will be an election held on the Sd day Of
April next to choose the following town officers one
Mayor, one Recorder and five Trustees; also, one
Member Of the Board Of Education Of the town o.
jackson, will be chosen on the 10th day of April.
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High Waters.

During the last past week, owing to the heavy
rains, the streams IN this neighborhoOd we're very
much swollen, 50 much so as to binder teams
from crossing. Old Sol, though, como forth in
bright array aud drove the clouds from the sky nut.
ting spring-like face upon all nature, aud making
the hearts Of men leap for joy.
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MADAME REsTELL.-Justce Stuart, oI
New York. was unable 10 proceed in the
examination of the case of George r.
Shackfork and Madame Reslell on Tues.
day, on account of the sudden disappear
ance of the principal witness, Cordeia
A. Grant. The Herald mentions a ru.
mour. that she had received $l0,O 10 get
out of the way.
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1atkson 1flarltets,
JACKSON March l6. 1854.
Bible Society Meeting.

A MEETING of the Jackson County Bile
Society will be held at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Thursday evening, the 23d inst
Addresses will be delivered, and the meeting
will be one of interest to all. A large atten-
dance is requested.
J.J. HOFFMAN, sect'y.
March 18th, 81.
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Baron RothSchild, while complaining to
Lord Brougham of the hardship of not
being able to take his seat, said, "You
know | was the choice of the people. :
TO which his lordship replied, so was
Bamabbas."
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Cincinnati Market.

CINNclNArI, March 8 NJ.
Flour has experienced an advance. and
l.l0O bbIs sold this morning at Sc 18 TO
6 25. Whiskey has improved, and sales
made at 22c. There was no transaction
in Provisions.
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Notice.

is hereby given to William Jackson, Moses
Il Hill, Richard M. Stephenson, Samuel Over.
ly, Daniel Halterman, Philip D Shafer, Mickens
Dowell, Moses Sternberger, Elsey Landrum,
Samuel Parson, and John Hill, land holders
that on the
l1th day of April. 1854,
there will be view taken on the route for
road commencing at the Piketon road, and end.
ing at Cartlich's Saw Mil, said road running
through Liberty and Jackson townships, Jack
son county Ohio, and in accordance with peti.
tlon heretofore presented to the Commissioners
of said county.
March, l6, '54. 5l-4w
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The Pennsylvania House of Represen.
tatves have rejected an amendment to the
Prohbitory Liquor Law, now before that
body, submitting it TO vote of the peo.
pie, by vote OF So to 40.
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AnoTHER ARRIvAL.--Tago, g. Co, hive Just re
ceiyed another lot Of New Goods BoOs aud Shoes
Groceries, Provisions. CLsese &C., g. Hedges, bu
they sell cheap, for v ha old "Iiary" we've tried
EN- on
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The shock oil an earthquake was very
senSibly felt at Lexington, Ky, on Tues.
day morning last, 1t was accompanied
by loud roaring noise and the vibrations
were distinct.
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The people who send money TO the
newspaper office, with request 10 send
the paper as long as the money lasts. are
respectfully informed that, generally
speaking, the money doesn't last long.
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One Of the Second Advent churches
in Salem, believing in the coming OF
Christ next May or June, and at this
time in highly excited state OF religious
feeling under that preaching. and having
daily additions TO their members, OH Sun
day last baptsed twenty-five persons by
immersion, Three OF the individuals
were mere children, less than twelve
years Of age. Some three thousand per.
sons were present to witness the ceremo.
MES. y
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Mr.. Brundy, hotel keeper in Illinois.
town, committed suicide on Saturday
Feb. 25. by blowing out his brains, in tie
presence OF his family.
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RsmovaI Of The u. 3. Land Office.

tEEW EaFEEEW VEETVFe
This office Is to be removed from Chillcothe ia
Columbus, on the lst day Of April. This is move
that we cannot hardly understand but presume it is
ell right. Mr. Sheror the Receiver has resigned his
station. which will leave an opening for some one in
want Of such On Office.
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Bayard Taylor invariably receives fifty
dollars for the delivery of his lectures on
the Arabs, and has already cleared $4,000
on his Japan and China lectures.
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The farm in the notorious Perham lot.
terry was drawn by Franklin S. May, a
bar tender in a porter house in Baltimore.
1t is valued at $22 900.
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Terrible Explosion.

HARTFORD, March 2--The boiler in
the manufacturing establishment of Fales
~ Gay, exploded al noon to day, killing
ten, and horribly mangling fifty others.
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A large establishment for the manufac
ture of sewing silk is about to be erected
at Hartford, Conn, which will give EN-
ploymcnt TO some 400 operatives.
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THE HIGur OF MocKERY.-A barrel or.
gan opposite your window, playing, "Let
us be happy together. ."-Diogenes.
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The Supreme Court OF Massachusetts
had decided that the Maine law of the
State Is constitutional, seizure clause and
all.