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of American citxons then under the protection
their flag IL The captains OF foreign vessels that enter
this port h cargoes ought know the laws OF the Gus
house because they printed on the paper handed
them by the boarding officer Captain Bullock as We have
already proved could ought not 10 bind himself 70
the observance ola regulation that only applicable to
sells engaged la the import trade with the island, its tile
says, and those that Ia transit and without a
cargo Tor this market We have said. however. that not
wi,hstandng tina, Captain Bullock believed himself exempt
from such obligation, he voluntarily subjected himself
IL by endeayorng AXE the addition within the twelve
hours granted by the law Consequently, the injury done
the vessel and properly OF American citizens aud the In
suit to The flag that projected hem voluntary and in
territorial, because the authorities imposed the captain
obligation not required by the law and then denied him
the means of amending the supposed fault. by refusing
him the privilege OF correcting his manifesto right grant
ed TO all captains, sVsn when they really commit errors,
omissions, or evident faults
Another charge has been brought against the consnees
and it has been said that had they given security. they
might have avoided the damages euused by the discharge
and delay of the Black Warrior. THIS charge only adds
mockery and TO the outrage already perperated
because the vessel and cargo ioeed aud The govern
having determined infcl The penalty of the l62d
article Of the laws, only security equal the
value Of the cargo and ship, nearly $500 000 would have
been admitted IL is well known that one in the Havana
could have given for, besides the fear that all have Of
unjust and arbitrary power, thar above and beyond
all law by inconceivable anomaly, and one without
equal in the annals OF the legislation OF any other country
the Judges that decide these and other similar
the among whom the spoils divided
The captain general, in his communication to the SUI
preme government, also says that Captain Bullock com
mitted the insolent act OF abandoning the ship, with his
crew concealng the other ccums ,ance,, leads his
readers believe that the vessel left take of
herself. whilst abandoned into the
Spanish AUTHORITIES when they orcby commenced to dis
charge her cargo They thus nsuted the American flag,
and the captain could authorize this daring by his
presence.
We have clearly proved that the statements made to the
public by Mr. Robertson correct, and that the laws
quoted in the Black Warrior not applicabehat
the Black Warrior did not break any regulation In force
that the Cuban authorities have utterly disegarded all
law, and also their own and that the
Of the President of the United States, when he qualities
geous and aggressive the conduct Of the government
has been misled, the Spanish " Gaceta Ofcial'
says by exaggerated and VIGOROUSLY false statements
nor has he submitted like humble slave the de.
mands Of party that has placed him 10 power"
FAIR PLAY.
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The Senate not in session to-day.
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. Speaker laid be-
fore the House the additional correspondence in relation
10 the Koszta affair which was ordered be printed.
Mr. Cobb's land graduation bill passed. BY vote of SO
to 81 After spending short time in committee on the
private calendar the bill for the relief OF the widow and
heirs OF Elijah Beebe reported TO the House. and
passed. The House then went into committee on the
West Point Military Academy bill, but rose without
coming 10 any decision thereon Pending motion linn
itng the debate on said bill. the House adjourned
until Monday next
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superintsndence Of public works.

We have had the communication Of Gov. Steele in re-
ply to COL Ripley on hand several days, but have not
found space for it until to-day II is impossible for US
to consent further to yield columns TO discussion
which cannot result in any good long il is charac
terzed BY the temper which has heretofore marked IT,
We have again and again protested against this feature in
the controversy and 10 avoid it in future deem il
most prudent let the controversy end at this point SO
far as our columns are concerned
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Louis Phaler, druggist in New York, doing busr'.
in Centre street. was on Monday lasl arrested By op
Rue, OF The lower police. charged with selling wa
tanning liquid poison, without labelingil. TO fredN
Wagner, 10 whose child portion Of the liquid WIZ
mnisiered. and in consea uence lie life endangered
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Supreme Court OF the United states
FRrDar, April "a. 1854.

No. So Al. Marshall, plaintiff in error, vs. The "a
timore and Ohio Railroad Company. The argument
this concluded by Mr. Schley for the pI'n'
in error.
No 81. Washington ] Bennett. appellant, ., Jo''p
Ward Mote The argument Of this cause was Gov
menced by Mr. Campbell, OF Charleston, s. G, fof y
appellant
Adjourned til Monday, al ii o'clock,a m
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ALBERT WELLES ELY,
Census Bureau, nh street.
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Aralr u, 1854
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FRIDAY APRIL ID, 1854.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
&c House met at IL O'Clock NJ.
aver bv The Chanlain af Tho unpaa

Prayer by the Chaplain OF the House
The journal OF yesterday was read and approyed
The SPEAKER laid before the House a commupica
uon IRON The President OF the United Saies transmitting
arepor from the Secretary OF the Navy, with accom-
panying papers aud additional correspondence relative
TO the Kosza affair laid The table and ordered TO be
printed.
LAND GRADUATION BILL.
The bill reducing and graduating The price OF public
land was brought up; but as there did no, appear a
quorum,
A motion was made 10 adjourn ON which The Yea.
and nays were ordered; when The House then found
itself with quorum there being yeas q, naysI2o
Inc question on ordering The bill to be engrossed for
third reading was iaken-yeas "a, nays 6s.
seconded.
Mr.. cox moved to lay the bill on the table
The question was taken-yeas 90, nays so 80 the
House refused 10 lay the bill on the table.
The question on the passage Of the bill was then
'assn-yea' 50, nays @ 60 the bill passed.
amended TO read follows "An act TO graduate and
reduce The price OF public lands actual cuva,ors and
setiers'
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
and proceeded Mr. TAYLOR OF Ohio, in the ehair) 10
consider the bills on the private caeadar.
Alter short time spent therein, the committee rose,
and W
Mr.. TAYLOR reported TO the House, with an amend.
men The bill Tor The relief of the widow and heirs OF
Elijah Beebe which was then read third time and
passed as amended s.s ,wHE
WEST POINT ACADEMY.
On motion OF Mr. HAVEN, the House went into
Sommvee Of The Whole. and proceeded (Mr. JoSEs, OF
New YORK IN the chair to The consideration OF the West
FONT Military Academy appropriation bill.
MT bENlON spoke IN opposition to The amendment
rom lhe senate appopra'ne 500 for the erection of
riding school Tor The cadets He said that The Utah
boys at five years OF age wosd he ashamed 10 be put out
TO learn 10 ride
Mr.. BlSSELL replied that The experiences Of the Utah
boys N horsemanship why the cadets at
West foiht should not have riding school The
greater portion OF the year the weather was such az 10
prevent The exercise OF the horses the open air. and
hey would be kept in better health daily exercise could
be taken
The committee rose without adopting The amend
M. HAVEN offered resolution limiting the debate
on the Yves, Point Military Academy appropriation bill
i've minutes after The House shall next 20 into com
mittee.
lion.
The House adjourned, a, halipas, two O'Clock, d,
Monday next
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i-Mr T.. JAsE No. l62 South Tenth street, Phsdel
pha general travelling agent, assisted by W. H. WELD,
Jons COLLINS, JAMS Dxssss HAssTr Jos Burros, GEo
BUTTON ISAAC M. BoDISH, EDausD w. Wiley, WILiAs L.
WATERMAN, and CKoRoE l. MoI4KoD.
uyMr. o. w. JANIS, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
general collecting the Western States and Texas
assisted by H. THOMAS, T. Dzsr, VIZ H. THOMAS, r. d.
YxsKR, c. Nj. L. WnxaAs, A. l.. CHiLDs, asd Dr. Wa Myho
Receipts Of either will be good
ny-Reeeips om of the above will be good.
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bill hss passed the senate Of Maine allowing @a'
women the control OF their own earnings.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1864.

A. o. P. NICHOLSON. Ep,ror,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-24
For SALE.

VNIiE Subscriber, wishing 10 60 West, Is de
sirous 10 dispose Of his real estate. In Rome
township, Lawrence county, Ohio, four mile,
from Millersporti containing THREE nuspREr
AND TwESrY.oSE AcREs, about fifty acres undel
good cultivation, and one hundred and fft,
acres under {. nee, and an Orchard OF fifty trees
in bearing; two comfortable l,g houses, and
necessary out buildings; is well watcred with
numerous never failing springs; is in the cen
ire Of o school district, and a school house erec.
ted on The premises; Indian Guyan Creek runs
through the farm, and affords nm out let for the
timber. nnd the tract is well timbered; County
Cross Roads on the fam. II desired, the un.
drrsigncd would sell in connection with the
farm, grim and stock.
For a more particular description Of the prem.
ises, its fertility, location, NC. &C., reference
may be had 10 Lewis Anderson, James G.
Terry md s. McCown Of Lawrence county and
James II. Guthrie and Thomas iIough, OF Gal.
LIN county. Any information desired by letter,
nddress the subscriber living on the premises at
MillerspOrt, Lawrence county, Ohio.
N. u. The up land abounds in Iron Ore and
Stone Coal. @. w. KENNEDY,
October 3, 1851
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Il AM PREPARED TO RECOMMND
YOUR PLLLS.N

JoLLET, WILL Co. Iii. Feb. 25; 1884.
Nj. X. Il. SELlERs;-Wheni resided in Pitts.
burgh, was cured Of an attack of Liver CON.
plant, which Ind preyed upon my system for
eight years. and reduced me SO much that
was compelled 10 quit work.
During the time Of my suffering. had the
advice Of several physicians, but their irtatmcn,
failcd TO accomplish Il cure. friend recora
mcnded the use Of your 'Liver Pills." aud alte,
using two boxes Of them, found myselfentirely
cured Whilst suffering from Liver Complaint,
p was also afflicted with the Piles, whichI nev,
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are now very much afflicted with n deranged
state Of the Liver, am very hnxiouf 10 have
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After the cure Of my own disease, am pre-
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persons in this section would freely Try them il
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olrs. resp ctfully, ANDREW SARvER.
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Dr. w. H. FkRRow, an c,n,nen physlc,an OF Nor,
ce.f"r County Md, writes that he hns used srABirRi
ANoDyNE CHERRY EXrHcToRhNr, and DiARExoEA Coi-
Tess 10 cure. ut they happy combinations some
ot our most vnunl'!c and snf therapeutic agents, aud
must he OF Infinite worth 10 the afflicted and mink ind
NJ large md that he cunot do less than earne silly
recommend these preparations 10 practitioners, cspc-
einy ~ The country where the inpur,y Of the COM
ncrr!n drugs Is one OF the greatest obstacles 10 the
success ofte physician" u you have cough use The
former. il the DarrhGa the latter don't neglect your
disease, but take the remedy oncc--iey should bc
kept IN every family. ready ior instant use. See dc
crlptivc pamphlets. 10 be had gratis ofihe agents.
Price, only 50 cents per bottle, six bottles for 90 so
+. s. Wright Co.. agents ior Lawrence Co, Ohio
Wholesale by X. f. s cllcrs, Pittsburgh, John d. y
Tncnnalii II Patterson Wheeling.
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The dcm y have produced pcme ycIy .,
eelleat remedies for various diseases. Amono
which may be specified "Dr. Hollands ce,e
o'a!ed bltters," 70; sac by Wright 4 Cc,--and
used with remarkable success in Liver Com
plant, Jaundic' Dyspepsia, Nervous T Tesili,y
ana general arrangement of the stomach. The
SUNDAY Dhpaich says Of this medcne;--
we feel convinced. That the use Of the Ger
mon Billcrs the patient does net bee ONE dcLili.
tated, but constantly gains strr Myth and yipo,
10 lhe fiamcL,n fact worthy of ere al cons;,lero.
ton: The Biltem are pleasant in taste and i,
Imeli. and can be administered under on, NJ
fircumstances,to The most d, Lcatc stomach
indeed they can be used by alI persG ms with IN.
.mst perfect safety. II would le oil for those
VINO are much al, ctcd in the nervous syst, m,
to commence with one teaspoonful or less, and
igredutl increase. We speak from cxneriencc
anu are, OF course proper Judge. The press
far anc wide, have united in Recommending tLe
German Bitters, and TO the afflicted We most COR.
daily advise their ,ise.n W.
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To tho People Of Lawrence and the
Adjoining Counties.
A NEW SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANDATORY!

GA The subsc ribers have located them
E7G9A selves in Nc. 4, Rodgers Block, Second
4 Street, IrOnion, Ohio, where they will
be ready To- furnish everything usually kept m
IA saddle shop. We would say TO those who
will favor US with their patronage, that from
long experience in the business, We faitcr our
selves that we can give general satisfaction.
All our work will be made by ourselves. VIC
will not,s end to Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and 9TH
er places t., buy work that has. been thrown to.
geiher purposely for sale work. AL our work
will be WARRANTED, and will be on hand 10
make good any Of our work that may fail.
If you ant the finest kind Of saddle or har-
ness, we are prepared to furnish them. s..
We Can show you certificates given 10 us by
the Licking County Agricultural Society," for
premium Saddles and Harnesses, for lsevera
years back.
We therefore say, call aud see us everybody.
We will do our best TO FENDER general saliSfac
ton.
furnaccmcn, Country Merchants AMI all 9th =.
ers wanting anything in Our line of business,
will do we'll TO give lis call.
WILSON Il RICHARDSON.
March 20, 1854.
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NyINCHELL'S WATER COOI.E

~ rue season - again NJ hand when the use
o zee Decoies Indispensable 10 the comfort and heath
o! every family. The undersigned has for sevsrsi
ysnrs past been engaged in the maiiufacturs Of he
nIovi . named article md has devoted much time and
norn perieciing them Knowing their great utility,
general use They have become indispensable 10 eyery
houSekecrer The fact has been demonstrated bsSoua
"i ,'s devices which have hecn brought ous a. ~.
rIrp1,c; p,s;, The cohvcnence q always having ICE
WAlI,h arndy for drinking, y fully appreciated Ly
mas larger and better facilities for Es,
er coolers, than my establishment n the country.
n.y. niu = nnw prepGredtc supply them in any qusaiityU
o Me!ehun,s adM ohcrs buying TO SELL liberal dis-
count Is nnde They can be shipped to any rs, of,hs
country with perfect safety. GEO. D. WiECHEiI
Cor. Race aud Columbia Sta. Ciucinua,isO.
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Wanted,

INFORMATION is wanted of a man named
PArRicn BENNETT, formerly resident of this
place, who was married shot lime since, in
Portsmouth TO woman whose maiden name was
CATHERINE DUNI.EvY, but who had been mar
ried to q man named FELIX KooNEr, in the cit,
of Buffalo, Y. Amy information respectns
them, sent to this Office will be thankfully re
ceivcd by Felix RooNEy, her former husband:
Patrick Bennett is native of Limerick, ant
she native of County Kerry, Ireland.
Ironton, August 2Slh, 1854.
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Millinery and Fancy Goods.
MFRS. Nis WlEflEEILlEIR.

Fist door below the Vernon House lRONrON,
"AVING Just arrived from Cincinnati with
H fine stock of Bonnets, Trimmings, &c,
oISene most approved and fashionable styles,
tenders her services TO all VITO may desire any
thing in the. Millinery line. Having served /
full apprenticeship with one of the BEST Mill.
nets in the State, and having made arrange
ments by which she will receive the latest styles
from New York and Cincinnati, from time ID
line as the wants of her customers may de-
mand. She feels confident of on ability to give
full satisfaction TO all that my favor with theil
custom. 1y.- .t.{ 'a. esA w
straw Donnsts Neayy Rstrimmed.
March 81, 1851. Hi'
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I; should he universally known-for II Is strictly ruc
that indigestion is the perent Of urge proportion Of
the nin' hseascs: Dyscnicry, diarrra. cholera NOR
bus. liver corasp3c,or- weekly catalogue Of deaths
o,cd ~ The city inGdgcsion alone Think ofthu dy =.
are generated by teose who sugsc from disordere
pep,ics think Of il all wngto We guided hy advice
s"machs, nnd il you nrc resort NJ once tdoni deiny
founded on experience. u Buers, prepared by Dr. q
dnytio 10 ofands Gcrmaatcraiiye, curative and ia
NJ. jackson, which ms nm unappronchel. Genera
vigorant, stands alone n I'd trieI th,e Bitters,
depot I'D Arch Street. We have the iiscuSes ,po
and know iha; they are cxcellcl, for
Gifted dubovc.-lPhiiadelphi ub Ciiy Item
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@LoOK AT THiS!u-M
10000 Killed on tho Black Sea.

A'AA'AiNo NO many
are Incident s. w. iIaiprr IA, syri ysd .sf.v =, ~
SYn.l, anu = now receiving direct from ihe Eastsrn
MnnulaG'nnnE Ea,ai:hmels. very sIismsivs a.
ncr wear they we've manufactured. md AZ. ;nss"isI
expressly for The retail TRADE. TO my regular cus-
,omers . snu other: who may favor mo with . csli
Mrnascpirnsurc IN showing an unusuay large variety
o. nols nnd Shoes nj nearly NIL prces some of sLirk
WIN gnaan,le equal in quality Of mate Rial AID work
@ nasip, 70 nose manufactured In this or any othss
Having purchased my goods for cAsH. am .u,,,.A
70 sen mem on reasonable terms The public are r.
specially invited to call at NO Gxios IiLocs y ana
Judgments whether bnryuins In Ioo;s snd sSo.s
can he Ind OF W IA uSsssss
rEnAs. OF SALx, one half up aud the other dosn IA
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HE EE NM CIV "a He
GEORGE d. WINCHELL,
MANUFACTURER OF
Japanncd and STAMPED WARES.

Water Coolers, Toilet Ware, &C.,
AVlNG Removed from the old stand, cor
J. ner Of Walnut and Pearl. to the
N. w. CORNER OF RACE AND COLUMBIA.
tOr Second strect,) Cincinnati, o., and having
largely increased facilities for manufacturing,
is now prepared TO supply dealers, on liberal
terms. Timers, Stove Dealers and others, will
find it greatly to their interest to purchase their
stock direct from the manufactoIy. i have also
recently made such arrangements with the
manufacturers o Timer Machines and Tools
rs to be constantly supplied. Among which
will be found some newly invented Labor a.
wing" machines, which can be seen in opera
rers' prices. GEO. ID. WlNCHELL,
N. w. corner ofRace and Columbia SITS.
WILLIAM HAYMAN'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed md qualified as Admins
traitor on the estate of William Hayman, late Of
Lawrence County, deceased. This 9Th day Of
Sept 25 1854. JOHN R. FRANCES.
ESSEX HARRIS'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor on the estate of Essex Harris, late of
Lawrence County, deccased, This 9th day of
Sept. 90 1854 JOHN r. FRANCES
MISSIONARY MEETING.
Delegates and Others interested, are hereby
notified that ample provision will be made for
the accommodation of all who may attend the
meeting of the Lawrence Co, Sabbath School
Missionary Society, to be held at Rome Oct.
1lth, commencing nt o'clock p NJ Full del
egations are expected from all the Schools, and
many others. Come along friends, we want to
see You. Any who may be at loss where to
go, are requested to call on the undersigned,
Committee Of arrangements, who will assign
them to proper places. Rome, Sept l5 1854.
ROBERT HALL,
CLINTON GILLETT,
A. S. PROCTOR,
Committee Of Arrang, n1ents.
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-. ----------------------.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY
MAGAZINE,

The circulation Of Blackwood's Magazine
has never been lower than 7,500a month : it
has been hS 10000; and soma numbers have
been reprinted more than once. AT present
the sale is not less than 9,C00 month, The
re'ail price OF each n,mber is sixty cents.-
take The whole 1850 al the trade price CT for. .
" CENTS each. and the returns will be E75O pcr
month, t9,CO0 per anuum, out Of which must
be taken the expense of authorship, compos
ton, advertising, and paper. The Magazine.
these things considered, probably Yields net
profit OF about c3, 900 per ann,im. 1t must be
borne in mind, that Biackwood has been in ex.
stence nearly forty years. As contrast, and
10 Show much the American Magazine. readers
proportonatcly outnumbcr the same class in
the Ola country, let ME state some of the Stats.
tics "i Inc most popular periodical in the world
f"rp'r's Magazine, four years established -
ohe OF us distinguishing feature is the beauty
OF It's illustrations. These, together with the
ietter press, are electrotyped, thus securing a
smile OF the whole, no matter how eAten-
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ton is l3n, 900 a mouth, of which within
week after Magazine day. about 100, O00 are
cleared away to all parts Of the world The
monthly expenditure to authors and artists is
s2,50o--a large amount but three fourths of
It's contents are original. Taking an average
OF eight readers 70 each number, it would ap-
pear that Harp.rs Magazine supplies literary
instruction and entertainment to ,04O, 600 rea-
defs.-IFronl "No,us Ambrosianae', edited by
Dr. Shelton Neutrality-suspicious. by RedGcld
NY. - :. 80
Perhaps the most extraordinary serial publ
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Monthly Magazine; standing distinct from 9th.
ers IN its popular character, by price, typograp.
ical appcarancetanf judco selection OF Tie
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works Of the best authors of the day. The
London Publishers Circular.
The plan keeps curiosity alive, and with
the contents Of the Magazine, it will be abun-
dainty eratliied, each number containing as
much matter volume Of Macauly's History Of
England, and sold al the ridclousy low price
Of rs cents.-[ London Times.
lIarper's is indeed Magazine to be thor
oughly read, carefully Preserved, and at the
end Of every year bound in morocco.- South
ern Literary Gazette.
Harper's Magazine is unquestonably the
Magazine of the day, and is practical COM
meniary on the progress Of art and the march
of intellect.-[ Christian Intellgencer.
TERMS-The Magazine may be obtained of
booksellers, Periodical Agents, or from the
Pnbishers at Three Doilers year or Twenty-
.tue Cents number. The Stmi-annu Vol
umes, as completed, neatly bound in Cloth,
are sold at Two Dollars each, and Muslin Cow
ers are furnished 10 those who who wish to
have their back Numbers uniformly bound, at
Twenty-tiv Gents each. Eight volumes are
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TO THE PUBLIC.

origioual. only true and genuine Liver
Pills are prepared BY X. E. Sellers, and have his
name in biaek rdr upon the lid efedeh Lor, and
his signiture on the outside nrapper--Arr 9TH.
FRS AnE couSTERPEITs, OR BASE INVITATIONS.
r. T.. SELLEliS,& Co., Proprictors,
Aud for sale by Moxley II BaIbar and F.S.
Wright g. Co., lron,on, aud by Druggists s
generally throughout the Stnte.