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When twilight approaches the sea,on,

------ When twilight approaches the seaton,
pgst That eser wps sacredt to song, sCsoi {i;'t
VIM ... Does some one repeat her name o'sraHaJ
- And sigh that ALA is gone, .iae ,.a ,e,'.'..'
.i-, ir, And is there chordin the music, tare.
20 That's missed how her voice is a~Ss.5S. ' ,,
And chord in each ear that makelh,
Regret ht her wearisome stay. "r.
Yes, they miss ALA, they miss her,
Since tehouf deybid hSr adieu. 2 ]
.,t.. And prayers have encircled her pathway,
.o.s From anxious hearts loving and true,
I'' That the Saviour would guide and protect her,
As far from thelovsd ones she, roams,
And whisper when at eve they saddened,
.a' They mics ALA they rnissher at home.
.s,,,.,, i,.,ts.a FROM LIoYpsyiprE.
.JDalshs gath inst, at Hiramsburg, Noble
'iaCo., Of Bronchitis and Pneumonis, Margare
E, Experience, Daughter Of Benjamin and
,,' Mary Ann Anderson, formerly efthis County
Asged one year and "a days n '.,s..' ,t.. '..'''
,Likesa nsteot blaze >'. > w" ,
,..,,. Was the light Of her days, Z,1
IA Sc near to the grave was her birth,
Sweetly she sleeps .-
Unconscious who weeps, TO ~ O..
Her early departure from earth. 2 .
ri. :. Now her suferings are DER :. ,g.l !,
f'''' 80. Shs has passed on before 4,
- n All,unscathedI by earth's chilling woes,
: u Nor sickness, nor pain z, =. a -, = i,
s ~ Shall she suffer agaip; sI'a,'gi5, srh
.2lI iNeta sigh shall disturb her rsposc.
.sssf ~ o. .s'Gss'-. DIT. q.
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f.y-Imronrsur TO tssunAscE ConRAsIrs.
-vIt was held in e.Gecent case ,by; New,
York Court, that, where property is, stolen
during q ERE, which property was at tbe-tine
covered BY an insurance, and by reason. df the
fire became unavoidably exposed to thieves,
az intofance company eahnot be held fsspon-
sible for the loss Of the ssme, as IL - hot q
loss by fire or by reason Of tho FIRE, but a
larceny committed at ihsl fire, 10 which an
ordinary FIRE policy does not extend =, 'g,, IS,
C.yTbs small pox 10 .rsging with great
violence 2 amongst the Ghippewa Ihdisns,
along the south shsrsb Of Lake Superior and
.t.,he head waters Of ihe chiPpews river
ST., Lotus EtrerioS The Benton, Anti
Nsbraska Candidate for Mayor, Hr. How,has
been elected, by very heavy msjority; and
the whole Bentop ticket for city ofieefsl has
been likewise, successful. The Republican,
the whig paper thete ,has throughout advo-
Gated Douglass Nebraska bill, and in this
election made it a direct issue against the
Benton ticket, taking Mr.. Benton's hostility
! to the Nebraska bill as the basis Of opPosi-
: ton. We, ,are glad, therefore,to see it de-
feated, and Mr.. Benton triumphantly sustain
. ed by his constituents, We have no safini-
ties with locofocosm; but when whiggery,
as in this instance, commits itself to the sup
port of an atrpcity like the Nebraska bill, ITS
defeat can extott no regrets from us.--PttlS,
Gdz'' W" .' cd ~
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DROSPECTUS.-THE Holy BIBLE IN
L SEPARATE VOLUMES: or, The Beck Of Books !" ts
sirty'siz parts. ."sf.ft.a' r... ar.'
Edited and Published by T. H. srocIros, of Baltimore
~ Md.
Formerly Editor OF the "Christsn World" bible ALI
"'" . anee," &c. -. -
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MARRIED.
-,ii--,sr< AZ, ..i Z MARRIED. - w..
On Sunday morning, 9TH inst, by James
W., Garrison ESD. Mr. Jackson Doty and
Caroline Richardson, all of Belmont County
DIED


On Monday morning April 10, 1854, Little
ALA, Daughter 6f James and Anna Graft, of
Lloydsville, aged two years and ls days. This
child, although so young, was endowed with
mind, marhets, and disposition, that would do
credit, to one of much riper years. She vas
the pride ana hope of James and Anna, as
also some Of their friends, who deeply sympa-
thise with the bereaved parents. The Rose
hue while opening out,s SO bright and bsauteous
wus overtaksn by Disease, that fastened in
the yitals and ruin rapidly into that monster
oonyulsions and after an uninterrupted sppsn
for Ave and three quarter hours, her soul was
shook loose from its .claey tabernacle, and
winged its way to him who said, "suffer little
children to come unto me and forbid them
not for Of such is the kingdom Of God" And
thus these fond parents are LETT in gloominess
and distress for weeks and months, and while
they moufny tiieir sweet ALA viii be'perfect-
ly happy, as she roams through the iiowery
a sssrS..,il il7I.L. ,il.,a ia0 a. 'l-1
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THE BOOK OF GENESIS:

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IyHE sTATE or Ohio. RELMONT

TINE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT
II CsHnfy. ssl@tona a. TIrroIr W yIsxs fYors,
Q, al Court Of Common Pleas.
% sGs 1,,sdsl scscai Hsasl s USJs.i I y i Il
chaneey ~ "a case there W ~ ht exposed public
sald hhHe rom Boz oftbe Co,srt Ho,ES N nafttpnq
81. rlsffyDie. ncipont County ,Ohle.bni Wi I1W
Tds&iay,l fi,e "a day lof mgy, nett,
s'ysi" scsi%s y. %.s ssS Gssss n4 p. 'Gs b.
beetion 4, township and Range in Washington town
shp. Benopt ceuuty- a.. and bounded anh dssSdhtd
o. follows beginning al post the satteff hpndary
line OF said seston apd thence west ~ petchss
10 portt tfenee souhGse wett 10 perches to post
thence south 20 West 81 perohes,to large ash the
bank Of the Creek, thence north 32s east ~ 10
81 perehes too POST thence souhI west 20 perehest
post, thence tteff ~ perebss to snsii sugar tree
sSs s % gI we.. I"snSe wss.
es toa post, thence noph Al west 4et perohes TO
post, thence north "a east ~ perehes 10 sugar tree
the bank ofths creek thence norih 0o eoW 81 PEI cies
toa sycamore, thence porh 5Se east le Petehes TO
sycamore thence north 3le east 81 percbss 10 post,
thence north "a ees S2peTches ~ pile Of stone
creek bank, thence east 4pefehes post the east
boundary ns OF said setti0n thence youth 81 prches
TO the place ofbeginning Containing 20 acres 10
cs. more less. Rese'ving 2t scres sold TO Samuel
premises Aud being The same premises sold to said
Lyons by George Ring and wife, and which the said
Lyons now resides and which pren are erected
grst aud mill, with all the spputenances there
un obelongng; appraised al the sum OF $500 And 10
be sold as the property fsaid James Lyons
| a., Special Master Commissioner.
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HARDEN -& BRANNUM
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on the 24th OF February 1854 the Widow and heirs
Samuel Hogue, lae of Beimo III County, OHIO, deceas
ed did appoint the undersig ned TO tile up te estate
Persons know ing indebted 10 the said estate
are requested 10 make immed late payment and those
h.v ing cla ms snst said estate wpresent them ie
gaIy to the unde rsgued for settlement
within one year.. . ..,...,,>. ,,,>,,,,, I .
oasi bar taa.G 'pdLil'NA,Ns pdLil' A,s NJ H0GoH'
[ anr IA 1RJI--3t8ud. Z ana 4Is!4..a-.
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SANDS' SARSAPARlLLA.-IS Quar-
i.BoTTrE,.-For Purifying the E''od and for the
Cuse OF soroinla Rheumatism, Stubborn Ulcers Dy..
bep,a; SAT- RAcum, Fever Sores, Ery srelas Pimpiss
Ces Aereur,al Diseases Cutaneous Erurtiohs, Liver
Complaint, Bronchitis, Consumption. female Com.
p'atnt- Loss Of Appetite Geteral Debility. &c
In ths preparation all the restorative rror et,F,
e ToOtare concentrated IN their utmost stretth and
emeaey butwhile SarsapatilIs Root forms an imror
tam narl of its combinations IFS at M
pounded with other vegetable remedies ofrteat n,ver
ana u - IN the peculia Combination scientific n,n
ner OF s preparation III at its remark al in bs
cure ofdisea-e depends. 1t simultaneously urop
The st0 aeAthe circulation and tie Gerels; ana tbu,
hTee Processes which are ofdnarly tile
dheTen kinds OF medicine Carried on at the same
time, ,through The instTumentaity OF this one RENE
agent which gently si huaies while IL disipfe,ts ana
lsromthe stomach and howe alt that's rritatin.
ana az The same time Nsnr
oher prepaftuons Initiate IT in tearing the name Of
Sarsaparila, and in that theiTrese Iein.
"Ien prepared ffem WORTHLESS and inert roofs and Of
course POSSESSES 10 ea ing curative properes ana
patients in making eboi &c OF which they will sbon,S
taKe no other hut at one entitled TO their corfdencs
ro the long list OF cures II has effected on living wiz
he5Ses whose tesiihlonisls and residence have b,.p
lis " oriL. '' 'S'AANoH' -
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100 PILLS FOR 25i CENTS. .a-DR

100 PILLS FOR 20 CEMIS.GDR
HUI TOWNsEND's HEALTH PILLS, are be-
ing called for from all parts of the and they are rapidly
otler medicines, both on account a their
happy effects upon the human system IN removing dls
ease afd impurities, and also the exceedingly reduced
pfIce at Which they are oferedi ;'.t-, a
: The rich and the poor find in them real boon-each
bbt contains 100 PILLS being four times as many as
are usually had of other kinds Of Pills at the same
price They contain miner al poison whatever-fheir
Ingredients are Extracts, Basams, and Gums OF great
efficacy, ..y- -. "a. Il :: A., !.
always thorough aud efficient. They will be found ex'
ceedingiy eiicscious in removing the following COM
frr~ries of tie Rlsed Costivsness Pains
in the Head Janndiee rains in the Side, Female Com
plaints Liver CossRlaRts, Sick HeadGehe Fe6rRe df'
feetions Pains in the Back Piles, Bilious afe'tions,
Irrepularities Dyspepsia, Pains in The Breast Rhea-
rtatism Pains in the Loias, &c.
The properties of these Pills are believed to
surpass the power Of all other medicines Operating al
WAYS thorouhgy yet without the aid of mineral poisons
they are peculiarly adsdted to faml safe and sau
tary their impression upon the system they may be
taken at all times and by all. ,,ir i.
They most speedily and eHeetuaily do the work, in
subduing nfaations and Fevers, opening obstructed
sores promoting perspraidns, and soothing morbdsen
sihties In short, they are warranted better than al
othersChcaper than sil-and destined to supereede all
1rv tilem Aids, sferers one and ail-and recon-
mend the Pills to your neighbors. 90" i'l-'"'
~ +. A. PALMER, General Agent,
4 . # Gtutu In tu npn
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March "a. ls6I.

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r.'. .ts' lrf fso3 H. 7hr,I kI
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GOODS.-A complete
assortment, embracing every article necessary to
The completion of gent tenants wardrobe, at tl[,
apr. Ill 81 III. "a va FRINT e NAGLE's.
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uATS OF EVERY STYLE AND QUAIL
Il l. ity,from the finest sik, down 10 the cheapest
pal IN leaf Al (apr. l4) PRINT d NAGLE'S.
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WAX STATUARY,

including figures of the size of lifc OF the Presidents
of the United States and also of great number Of motel
characters, american and Foreign all OF which are
curate iikenesses and ately cossumed. In fact
the whole Establishment is vast repository of )
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Wonderful Objects of Nature and Art

the fill part Of which would! be impossible tc
give within the limits of advertisement,
which has been brought together enormous tbed
dture Of means, forming the largest and most novel
Hing Exhibition in this or any other country.
a fine Military Band viii perform the most pohhtar
airs of the day as the procession town. and also
dur ing the hours Of Exhibition W ' ''7 "o'
The american Museum and Mehagerie viii exhibit a,
BarnesvHe, .4prii 2ath tssst st. CiairsvRe, Monday
May LIST. Doors open from Ito Up. m. and to- 9i.
Price of admission 25 cents. Children under9 years
OF age Is centsto the whole of this immense Establish
ment including General Tom Thumb the entire coLec.
tion Of Wild .9himals, Wax statuary, Mr. LndcFs per.
formances in the Dens. this Baby Elephant, Mr.. Nehs'
performances &c. no extra charge under any pretence
whatever, let the reports be what tiey may. ''i r
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Car ofJueeernaut,

the man without arms who will caecHte his extraordi.
nary eas loading and 1rng pistol with his toes
cutting prolile likeDesses; shooting mark with
how and arrow; playing upon the Aceordeon and vio-
lncello, Mr.. these performances, exhibits
wonderful example, Of rwhat indomiiable energy and
Industry can accomplish, eRen when aboing under dis.
advantages apparently tleymost nsurmountabe.
"A complete Menagetie OF Living Wild Rnimas, is
also Included in the .9mef Museum and al conve:
N lent ne iod dufiia the Exhibition '' r'''.h
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Eight Beautiful Lions,

.,,,,...s.,, Eight beautiful Lions,
'si-. 2 " fresh from their native Forests. t,f
't A MONSTER WHITE OR POLAR BEAR,--of pro-
digious size aid ferocity. r,eH III r- ..t 80, -.
a M.sGNtFIOEMT, RoY.aLf TIC ER,-the largest
ono cap tured alive.
a P,SIR OF YOUNG LIONs,-only six months old
BRAZILIAN TIGERS, BLACK and POoN.4H
BEARS. HYEN8s, &c. &c. l-syt ,..,,........-
The DROVE OF ELEPtI y4NTS were cs pitired in
the yuhgles Of Central CeyIon, by Messrs s. b. JUN
and GEo. NUTrER, assisted by go Natives, after pur
suit OF three months and four day sin the Junrles They
were finally entrapped and secured in Inda all krsa
or Trap enormous Dimensions aud prodis strength
where they were subducd. '' 80 '7-Bs'- 90
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! - = VI ~ Z I7-7.7 iT
i.l4A ,%.t.ar 40.
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MIR. Lindei, the lion King,

win enter the Dens of the Wild Beasts and give hi.
classical Illustrations OF Hercules struggling with the
Nemean Dion; Daniel in the Lions DEM Sampson des
troying the Lion, &c,
One Of the most Interesting portions Of the Exhibi
tion is for med by tile display of great collection of
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Proprietor OF the american Mus cum, NswSYork, has
the lenot announce, that by the brill
success which has attended all Ills various efforts for
the of the public. he has heen led to- form
the project of organizing aYast travelling,
-. MUSEUM OF WONDERS!
Which will comprise gre.,er variety, Of attractions
Exhibitonin in theworid- nof.,y feature OF This Nam.
moth Establishment Is ,iiar and interesting ma
ture and the whole b produced upon gigantip scale
of magnitude The travelling aphernalia of the A.
mercap Museum, il enters eac town. spreceded by
the ~ ' a ''' lf 'a .E.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-03
Spirit OF the Stale Press.

The Columbus Reporter opposes the
Nebraska Scheme.
The Madison Journal says Of Judge
liale's proposition to indorse Pierce's
Administration and reiterate the Resolu-
buttons of Instruction of 40, instead of
DIR. Bartlctt's Resolutions:
I'VE cannot do otherwise than to de
nOunce it as amoSt cOwardly specimen of
tergivcrsation-an attempt to evade the
solemn and weighty responsibility which
rests upon the Legislature to express its
sentiments upon measure-the most in
famous, the most faithless, the most at
variance with justice, law, humanity. and
the binding obligations Of covenants Of
any in our history.
The Morning NelrS calls the Ozaukee
Times an Abolition paper.
The Plattcville -4D,ericdn pronouncces
Douglass Bill "a monster.'
Ii f,vors the proposed change in the
system Of County Government
The Manitowoc HerdM favors the pub
fishing the laws i'll all the local papers of
the State.
Italso opposes the scheme of electing a
Senator this Session.
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ENaXEMg Dogs.

A Bill has been introduced into the
Legislature to levy tax of fifty cents a
head on dogs.
We hope the bill will pass. Tastes
differ, but we consider the whole race a
nuisance. Others think them valuable.
Many a poor man, who can hardly get
clothing for his children, keeps a half
dozen dogs about him, which cost as much
keeping as couple Of cows. This, of
course, is his business; but if people wW
keep such property, let it be taxed.
Ancicntly, the law regarded the dog as
vameless-and decided it not to be prop
erty. If a man killed another's dog, the
other could collect no damages for the
dog, but might for the loss Of the collar
around his neck.
The law now recognizes rdluc in them,
so far as to give a remedy for their des-
truction by others, but they are not as
sessed.
The measure of taxing so mach head,
is, strictly, not democratic; but as there
is and can be. no standard of valuation
for such property. it is cxpedient, and will
work no harm.-D.
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State GiP4Faissgs.

The Watertown Chronicle says they
need a bell in that City.
Nh L. s. Bailey has bought the water
power at Lowell, Dodge County. and is
engaged in putting up large mill.
The Oshkosh Courier says new hotel,
of brick, four stories high. at cost of
$4,000. is to built at Oshkosh the COM
ing Spring and Summer.
The Ozaukee Times says the north pier
at that place was considerably damaged
on the night of the 18th inst.
The Fond du Lac Herald says James
McCollum of Rolling Prairie, Dodge
County. raised nilety-secea bushels OF
Spring wheat on two acres of ground.
The -4drocate publishes a call for an
Anti-Nebraska Meeting at Racine on
Monday evening, the 9th inst,
On Wednesday last. by invitation, Mr..
L. G. Ryan delivered u discourse in the
Assembly Chamber at Madison on the
Character ami Influence Of Washington.
The house of ". 3. Mitchell, in Apple
ton, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
evening, the 22nd inst.
The Crescent says a brick block Of
stores. four stories high, are about to bc
built in Appleton.
\ Methodist Church is also about t
be built there.
The Watcrtown Register says a sub
scription is on foot for the purchase of;
bell for that City.
\ long communication appears in tn
Menasha Adrocate, from Geo. Read, Pres
ident ofthe Manitowoc and Menasha Rail
road Company, arguing in favor of tn
Village of Manitowoc and the Town Q
| Neenah loaning their credit to the amour
of $500 000in aid of that Road.
The Beloit Journal says the CONVEX
ton of the Presbyterian and Congregs
tional Churches, assembled at that plac,
on the 11th inst. passed strong resolutior
against Douglass Nebraska Bill.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-03

The Stevens Point PiRePy has COM
menced the second year of its existence.
1t announces G. W. Cate as an indie
pendent candidate for Circuit Judge.
1t also contains call for a Democratic
Convention to nominate a candidate.
The Madison Journal says Caucus of
the Democratic Members of the Legisla-
ture has been held to consider the Ne
braska, Emigrant Agency, and Senator
Questions. 1t says the Caucus was stormy;
but there was a majority in favor Of an
Anti-Nebraska expression Of some sort,
and against continuing the Emigrant
Agency.
The GAINESVILLE Gaeetteproposes to start
a Daily.
The Oshkosh Courier says the lumber
ing business there this Winter has been.
and continues to be very great, from thir-
ty to forty loaded teams day leaving
there
1t also says arrangements have been
made to have the steamers on Lake Win
nebago and Wolf and Fox Rivers lie over
at Oshkosh, and start each morning. the
MeRasha for Fond du Lac, to connect
with the Valley Railroad and the Sheboy-
gan Stage, the Bdrlolr for Berlin, and the
Peytona for ellis Landing on the Wolf
The Common Council of Oshkosh has
asked the Legislature to grant authority
for the City to loan its Credit for S125.-
0G0 for Railroad to connect with Mil
waukec
The Manitowcc Herald says a bank
ing house is much needed in that place.
The Engineers, under the charge of
Walter James, son of G. p. r. JAMES,
arc actively engaged in surveying the route
for the Railroad from Manitowoc to Me-
nasha.