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40 hhds clear and extra

40 hhds clear and extra
clear Bacon;
- cs extra clear Bacon
IS hhds sugar cared
Hams:
500 hbis Bill'Es Hams;
200 hbls T. hf bbls clear
Pork;
I50 cases Leaf Lard;
900 Inf bbls Gosh. Butter;
200 hf bbls corn meal;
$50 hf bbis dried apples;
l00 kegs E. B, Syrup, 5,
6 aud II gals;
100 bbls pow'd Sugar;
so bbIs w coffee Sugar;
40 cs r.. w. Matches;
30 cs T. Bro Tobacco;
81 cs Fruit and Apricot
Tobacco;
25 cs Grape Tobacco;
30 III Sac Tobacco;
p cs Cuban Tobacco;
i50 cs Goodwim's slnok
ing Tobaccci
900 cs Watson Tobaccoi
$50 bzs Hills Soap
900 bxs Fdy's So1p;
$50 bxs English Soap;
For sale by K. F
March ., '5:5. 44-lm G.
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IL : BAI\EIRN.

DISSOLUTION OF C0-FARTNH'Siih.
V,HE Partnership heretofore eIlstlns ptt"eel g, r
L plumer S Hyer, is Is day aIJ II'2p ~ pT ftfTR
tuai consent HENRY HYER.
The business will bereaflerbe carried on by w
n. Piumer and all persons indebted TO tue late
concern, are requested to make immediate pay
Inent to him
Nevada Feb 26, '55. Al
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,r,o arr WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, be ii known that |
T1iar nobanon dhe wife of Patrick Bohanun) of the
of Nevada State of California, shall by force and
.,o ,r an oc. entitled IAN act TO authorize married
n, 70 transact business in their sole
& ssed the 18th of April A. D. 1852 by the Senate
md Assembly Of California carry and transact business
i; m, own ma ne and my account from and after
,b date of these presents The said business to consist
In keopug h)e and merchants Store in the county and
State aforesaid the property and funds invested in said
business being less than the Of five thou
sand dollars.
Witness ny hand this 9th day Of January \. D. 1855
her
ELLEN ,, BOHANON.
mark
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. CoUpty o. Nevada, Township
of Eureka This day Ellen Bohanon the party who
ted the foregoing instrument in writing personally appcar
cd before the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and
tn" township aforesaid in the state and county aforesaid
and made ca that the contents OF said writing true
and that the same is her free and voluntary act.
Dated this 9th day Of January \. II. 1855.
42-3 H. HENDERSON. j. p.
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ssaar., ADVERTISEMENTS
(,g,s.abIa as Sale.

n VIII sRoCEED TO sil4 at Constable Sale on MON
DAY the "a day OF april 1883 Three shares in the
rompaar known as lie loAte Christie company situated
about tY les from French Corsal Nevada eounsy Tbs
said sa5rs belonging 10 Paul lastleana and WI be sold
ST. sendrad Dollars. AssfaEN1s y ise hgaest e'd
Ger for sasil. g. y. BtibN - NeP' 'ollsl&u& ~
Fr, r..l i..fral Mareh u. Isaa .
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" or WOMAN
-Ot-I . -1JItlI7 ID TT .NDNf UI = 2
SdOuI.n y RE r,ehgrl7. ISIyE

o. Mrs. Cluts, Of No. 272 second street eeliey-
ing her child o. oal three years - to be troubled
VII worms, p rchascd one bottle % DR.. McLASE's
CELEBRArEn VeRNlFUGE. and gaye it two tea
spoonful. which had iIa fleet oi causing the ch.l
70 discharge largo number OF worms. The child
$ nov enjoying good health. We would ad;ise all
paren,s VINO May sGaPec. tneI children to be pou-
hlsd y 81 worms . lose 40 tim. but immediately
purchase and administer DR.. Nc lane S Ceebta ed
Ver,nfuge. 1t will cure The money will be re
funded in all where it does not give satisfac
tion.
+. 6. The above valuable remedy, also DR.
McLane's Celebrated Livor Pills, can now be had
at all respectable Drug Stores in this citv
r. Purchasers will please be careful to ask for
and take zone but DIR, McLane's Vermifuge. AL
others, IN comparison, are worthless
DR.. w. q. ALBAN, Agent Nevada, Park s
White General Agents 4 Merchant st. San Fran
.J-lp,
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Story, Ese<iiDg:On a CO..
.porters and Dealers IN Drug

Chemicals, Perfumery. &c. &c.
Brick Battling street Corner of Merchant street
san Francisco, California.
A CENTS FOR OSGOODS INDIA CHoiAGOtit +, WI
z tar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry Gr'etenberg COS
NI;cnes Cnrbett's Shakers Sarsarar.a, Dr. Hunts s
life Elixir and Hyatt's BalsaIn.
From the fact that OF the firm viii reside perha-
the purchasing putting upand shipping oi tooa Tor ms
.rtet we Aaer ourselves that can offer superior
i'' '"'l', -! 80, : 81 It:,,,s = IAN I2-3n ! HR.
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AN ANN LBS NO. l CHINA SUGAR.
$4,000 lbs No. China Il ice

lC0 bxs g o. Soap.
LOO doz 3 hoop buckets
700 bxs adam. Candies;
500 cases grean Tea,
$50 cs ground oh,ce;
20O cs Pie Fruits. ass til:
l50 cs fresh Peaches:
100 cs fresh Apples
IS cs fresh Strawber's :;
100 cs fresh Tomatoes;
$50 cs hf gall Pickles;
100 cs brandy Peaches;
$50 cs brandy Cherries;
aG0 cs kensetts Oysters
300 Thos. Cove Oysters
100 cs Lewis Oysters,
leo cs Fresh HOLSTERS;
$50 os sardincs, If and
or boxes;
75 Green Corn;
100 cs Natural Preserve;
80 cs Cranberry Sauce
/ 800 cs M Ale & Port er:
100 boxes sup Starch
500 cs ground Pepper;
100 cs ground Mustard;
200 cs Pepper Sauce;
100 cs Stough'n Bittarsi
$50 tins Soda Cracscrs;
BRE WSTE Z &. co,
Front street, cor. Clay.
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6 NJ M 0 N S.

C,r,TE OF CALIFORNIA, County and Township o
Nevada, Justices Court before C. F. Smith, Justice
of he Peace The People IF the State Of California tt
John c. Palmer You are here2y summoned TO appear
before the undersigned Justice Of he Peace at his Office
in said Township FRIDAY the 18th day Of APRIL A.
d. 1855 at , o'clock, F. NJ, to the complaint al
joseph B. Lobdell who demands of yon the of One
Hundred and Twenty Eight Dollars and Fifty Cents al
ledge be due him by you for Horse hire at sundry
times account of which is file IN my Office as
said complaint On failure 10 appear and answer
Judgment will be rendered against you for said sum OF
one Hundred aud Twenty Eight Dollars and Fifty Cents
damages and costs of suit. -
Cixen hand this Fourth Jay OF January 1855.
C. F. SMITH Justice Of the Peace
Ordered that the foregoing be published once week for
W ~ c. +. SMITH, J. p.
Copy attest: E. Esteys IIill, Constable, s7tds
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Notice.

IL having claims ppns 1e hereby s@s noed Ss3ats fo
-. Ehenezer te me Undersigned his Office in Neva-
m rthn ten from the date nerSS %ro1TFR P agRu' Of
which tley - ~ a AZ 45--lm Pub Admir-.
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Notice

L. persons @ aga1 ag[ev iaS not,ssd sst,e :, o. yrosnn mm
H. arflSsn tn tbs undersigned at office in Nevada with
in ten months from ,J tils A. W. POTTER,
they will be forever pai t5-lm Pub. AdIn'y
Neyala March Q, '55. 4o-1
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woTTGE

Il persons having claim. agan;t me ne ;s2is @ :, 81 Wn
- - - ~ tte Undersigned at his oioe II Nevada, with
ia ten onths from The date 'Aere" N - SIgit pfe OF which
tr,.v ,,tl be forever barrel " ~ if1l'
IoSa9s M.re., g. 81. 4slnl Pub admir-
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED MERCHANTS
Of San Francisco agree to receive Certificates Of
DeDosit of Page, Bacon &. Co. at par in payment
of merchandise:
Arlington & Co., w T. coleman 90,
Picket q. Mount tiussy, Bond q Hale:
T. Kelly & CO. Story RednctOa & Co,
Dow. McKever & Co, r c. & T. I. Horn,
b Plumber, w w Bachas,
Sherv James 4 McRea, Moses, Eli Co;
Sawyer, Johnston& & Co, II Pennicr,
George Deitz Il CO., II. Julian,
H. Mckee & Co., Loud Hosmer,
Earl f Co Fl Hugg & Co.
" - Alien 1 CO. Woodworth Co..
Jackson McKentv. A. l.. Edwards q Co.,
A. r NlcCrearv, II ir-old, Randall & Co,
HAYNES & Lawion. DeLong, McNiel & Co,
Lowe, Ebbets Co, Beck x Eiani'
San Francisco March =, 80. Ain
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DISSOLUTION.

partnership heretofore If fH arge efs@syn between asSn NsSnda
,I FnrSt % CIV. his dag dissoNedby mutual eoGsent
j. B. L0BDELL.
Nh, ,,..t I 1a55 45-lm
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.
EARLY COPIES SECURED.

LEONARD. SCOTT 8. CO., New York. contin-
ue to republish the following British Periodicals,
viz
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The London Quarterly Conservative
The Edinburgh Review (whig)
3,
The North British Review Free chu1o oh
The Westminster Review Li6eEaD
EIackwood's S Edinburgh Magazine <Ecry

The present critical state of European af.irs will
render these publications unusually interesting du-
ring the forthcoming year, They will occupy a
items crude speculations and flying rumors of the
daily Journal and the ponderous Tone OF the future
historian, written after the living interest and ex
citement of the great political events of the time
shall have passed away, It is 10 these Periodcal Is
that readers must look for the only really intelligi
ble and reliable history of current events and as
such in addition to their well-esablishcd literary,
scientific, and theological character, we urge them
the consideration of the public.
Arrangements are now permanently made Tor the
recent of Early Sheets from the British Publishers
bv which we are enabled to place all our Reprints
in the hands of subscribers about Is soon as they
can be furnished with the foreign copies. Although
this involves very large outlay part, we
shall continue to furnish the Periodicals at the
.anne low rates as heretofore. viz =
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E{olIoWav's Ointr,nnn+ - piIIg IIe n

eoT 1l. go UIntIl1ent and E'IIIs IN IH,a
itlelles III the Union for tie oi ErYsIp
elas-Enlma Henderson. of Fourth street Philadelphia
was very sufferer for years with Ervspelas,
she became almost blind and deaf with the severity of
Of the disease bal the attack She consulted sew
era Of the Do tors in her ncgbohOod but they did her
DO good. She finally determined to have to
Holloways Ointment and Pills and by the joint of
these two remedies she cured in SIX weeks after
cry othe~ tIea atment had failed. film
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REMOVAL,

hR j. :. Skinner has removed his Office few doors
~ below his former location Broad street the
american Livery stable. where he be E-1 '-s
night all calls IN his profession in
country 3w
Nevada March ls, 1855
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MAY FLOWER.
TNI SACRAMENTO E. 7. Hudson Linden and Our Jewel
II Brxndx ef T5bacco o. Jones and HudSons nanufac-
ture The May Flower is put up expressly for the
tail trade plugs the pound and it is admitted by all
who tried it to be the best they have tasted
For sale bv SAHC EL IL. PIITtiIAIn,
rP eairs cor. Battery Sansome street
San Francisco.
Good. bought Co1,n1.o2 apt forwarded to any part
Of the mines Fa4eA-3-l1
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HAVANA CgGARg.

HAVANA CIGARS.
J1X ELECTRIC AND FLYAWAY--Noricga-Ee j.
~ Londres
Noriega Londres in half and 9Th boxes.
Flor dc Cabanas, Reg de i.ondras
a Riyas Rcgalia Britannica
4. Rivas Reg Britannica, (pressed.)
A. Rivas Londrcs in half boxes.
a. Riyas. Iondres, pressed. in tenth to1es
primo; nc dc Gale Iondres in tenth boxes.
Rio Honao R-g dc Lonfres.
Ant;guetad Reg Do Lonlres,
Carniencita Reg. de LoHdres
La Fiel. Reg de Iondres. Iibano, Reg Britannica.
Iugenuilad, Reg Dc Lendrts
For ale hy JAMES PATRICK < co.
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CLUBBING.
discount of twenty five per cent from the above
nrices will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or
more of the above works. Thus -Four copies of
BLACK wood or OF one Review. will be sent to one
address for So four copos of the four Reviews and
Blackwood for $50; and so
POSTAGE.
In all the principal Cities and Towns these works
will be delivered, through Agents, Free of postage
When ent by mail. the Postage to any part of tn
TTnitedr States will be bat Twenty four Cents e
wear 70 Blackwood and but Fourteen Cents yeaa
for each Of the Reviews
Remtiancss and communications should always
be addressed postpaid. to the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT Il co,
54 Gold street New York
N B.-L. s. g. Co. have recently published, and
have now Cor sale the Farmers Guide. BY Henry
Stepens of Edinburgh and the late Prof Norton,
of Yale College, New Haven, complete in = vols
roval octave containing l6 o pages, Il steel and
and GOO wood engravings. Price, in muslin bind
ing Sc
This work is not the old "Book of the Farm
lately rssuscitated snd trown upon the market.
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f.1 CS. HAVANA CIGARS-E. Challenge
Oh Regaa Britannica La Flor, andres RyaI
Regalia dc I.ondrc Noriega
Regala de Londre, La Fatria
Regalia de Londre Montero.
Regalia de Ionpre, Soy Iiel.
Regalia de Ioudre La Fiel Regaia Montoro
Regalia de Londre, Eulaa Regalia la Tatus.
Regalia lie Londre, Baron. Regalia, La Mora.
Prensa3os (Calidad) Andres Rivas
Lonir's Gin half bo1es.) Cabanas Carbsjal
Media Regtlia, Cabanas Carbajal
Media Rcgaiia Esculasio
Londres, lin half boxes Norega.
lnndres Gn half boxes) Soy Fie
Media Regatta Principe dc Gales.
Regalia, Hcraldo Flor.
Londres, Partagas Co, Concha, FuIalia
Concha, Baron Concha, Soy EieI.
ondres (preesed) Andres Ryas.
Regalia, lnguendad kegsIia Nicctiana.
Rogal;a, Sevlana Regalia Orleans
Tor sale by JAMES PATRICK & CO.. s IN Francisco
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WESTERN EXCHANGE,
AND GENERAL STAGE OFFIt

ORLEANS FLAT,
Us NOW OPEN Tor the accommodation OF the TRAVEL.
L LING PUBLIC, where viii be found at all hours Of G. '
or night; every convenience connected with
A FIRST CLASS HOTEA.
The house being entirely AMI well furnished, the
rooms airy anl comfortable with elegant ding room
supplied With all foreign and domestic nrSl ayers o.
fav viii be the constant desire OF lha r-1c;uI, 10
render the WESTERN EXCHANGE a cou.oft:lic hume for
the travelling public 10 whom .ey viii devote gc@sl
care and qict and essant retreat TO all o4s G. zens
who Inoy favor VII. tleir presence
pee.7 -ai-3n,* PALMER & 90.
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Valuable Property For Sale.

tue SUBSCRIBER offers for sale desirable bo,rd,.,
( House, situated Rush creek Il miles fraa, Ne
vada The above house is well ada pied pul4ic house
I'd IN complete order, garden attached with an abun
dan supply of water for irrigation and other PURPOSES
lie VIII also dispose Of the kitchen furniture
We Will also SCH splendid lot of Hogs. and seven
'h!ckens Any persen desirous of purchasing would do
vel '< call and see the property il sill be sold at
for particulars enquire at n Bowers store on Rush
creek, t. JOIfN DFRlW on +rn ,.re.,,;.,,
mrch 23-47-lH$
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s.s e. J. Il, ! -. -

an TsFRCEs HAMS, in erine;
0V ~ hhds bacen.
l25 baif bbls T. NJ beef, $50 hrs ground coffee
loo hall bhis clear pork 500 bxs brown SOAP
Is Ibis clear pork 2o0 bxs caatile soaI;
- Dbls extra beef 400 cases king tobacco;
-uu kegs pastry lard; - casss zach to5accV;
300 cases iatd y es ~ ia BIO tobacco;
200 ibis nes Iuttef. 90 ca Gavpe tobacco;
$50 haif bbis white beans % nc . Back lea;
100 haif So sugar. 300es Green tea ! aul 9 lb
Zno bait bbs red s,,es. 80 cs hf brandy peaches;
l35 Lalf bbs split besha $50 cs sardnes, a \ b1s
300 kegs Boston syrup; 800 cases oysters;
10 kegs cranberries; so cs roast chicken;
$50 kegs pickles; 50 cs turkey;
SO bbs Carolina rice; IS cs corn and peas
200 mats China rice, 100 cs honey, lbs;
25 cases salt, and 10 lbs l2S assid preserves
| 20 bales straw paper; so ca peach jam;
| 10 cases sail twinc; iTj cases col. starch;
cases axe helses; 500 ciseS ass'd spices;
| 10 cases pick helves; $50 cases half pickles;
| 800 bags Rio coffee; IS cases or. pickles.
For sale by EAkROI.D, RANDfiI co,
mchl slim No 60 California ST., Francisco.
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Copy attest: 4. Esteys Hill,
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Gbe Anti 9laperp Bnolr.
SALEM, ono, NOVEMBER "a. 1855.
THE SALEM FAIR.

The time is approaching for the annual fair in
Salem. We hope the friends Of the cause will re.
member this, aud prepare and forward their con
tributions in season, that the managers may know
what they have to rely upon. This fair has become
one of the most reliable sources Of revenue to the
Western Anti.bloyery Society. Aud those whc
wish to see tho labors of that Society prosecuted
more extensively and Vigorously, will of course
contribute with corresponding liberality to the
Fair. We shall refer to the subject again.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-24

Gov. JouNsoN's MrssAGE.-The extract We give
from the message of the Governor Of Goorgia,
shows clearly the purpose Of the protested South.
ern disunionists. 1t is to intimidate, and only to
dtimidate, that they get up disunion Conventions
and threatened US with the terrors of separation
from their company in this government. 1t is n
part Of their deliberate plan to drive Republican
Congressman from their position of slavery limi-
tation and mo more slave States" that this blus-
ter Of disunion is now to he raised in Georgia,
and probably extended TO other States. 1t will
offer a comfortable pretcxt to such doughfaees as
wish to sell out to the shareholders, to do so, and
thus save the blessed union" and the dear peo.
pie" from anarchy and blood. The people Of the
north should by every possible means f~ortify their
representatives to resist these diabolical plots of
the Shareholders.
That those who are really in love with the Union
have nothing to fear from Governor johnson and
his disunicn convention, is evident from his own
language, as the reader will perceive. The con.
vention is necessary to teach the North that the
Shareholders 'are in earnest" in their threats.-
Aye. And something more than this convention
will he necessary to teach thinking and intelligent
men, that there is really any serious danger from
the south. Governor johnson is evidently deeply
impressed with the fact that northern union is es-
seRtial to the continuance Of slavery. Hence his
advice for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hence
his notice to the north that even \ resolution of
'disunion, would leave months Of space for repen-
lance. Even then all that is required of the con-
tumacious north, Id Submission aud penitencc.-
Only admit Kansas as E slave State, aud she would
be condescendingly forgiVon and received again
into ehe frs ternGl embrace ,Gf the Government of
slaI eh@lders. Gov. Johnson and his associates
are evidently patterning after suEe incompetent
SCHOOL masters we have known, whose only re-
source for government is in threats, bur whose ru-
PIls very soon learn, that their safety from al dan
ger is in proportion 70 the horror and apparent
earnestness of the threat. The south for years
aGs threatened disuniOn, and now when she most
fears her threats will be trutllully estimated o.
rid!culou4, she for effect calls a convention to
swear that she meane them. A slight exhibition
OF northern manhood has compelled her to this
ertrene measure. j. sgitable manifestation Of the
same spirit would compel her to yield altogether,
and fer the sake Of a union with a manly, ~seli-re-
north, to emancipate her slaves. esneciaL
~ when the crashing burden of holding them
should Sc thrown exclusively upon herself. If,
therefore any thing was necessary so reveal the
shallow lfyp"oricy Of this southern buster, Gov.
~jdiInsuA has efactually done it, and the timid
north may hencelorth estimate it at its true value.
M observation-disclosures lIerald eKhorts
lQOniIA and Iiltarl H. 1T - -
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wisely-thanking you for your kind overture
and convinced thdt the most effective lecture
can deliter is 10 record this frank and honest tcs
tlmony, remain, gentlemen, with high cunsid
Grafton,
Yours, for no union with Shareholders,
WIN. LLOYD GARRISON.
DR.. SAMUEL G. llowE, and others, Commiice.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-24

At Columbus, Ga, there is a blind negro boy, a
slave, only six years old, who exhibits IA wonderful
capacity for music, and is able to play alnost any
piece, even the most difficult on the piano forte.
after hearing it once or twice. lie has never been
instructed in music his knowledge Of the science
is, therefore, instructive. lie has the most intense
passion for music, and exhibits the greatest epe-
ton during his performances, 49,
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OHIO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

On our last page will be found an article in re.
gard to the recently established Ohio Agricultural
College. The College commences its session in
Cleveland on the first IF December and will con-
tinue its sessions twelve weeks. The instruction
is communicated in lectures and embraces:
lst. Those suljccts that relate to tie land. Geology.
Mincral"gy, Chemistry, &c.
I'd. Ihose hat relate to Plants. Botany and Veg
eta6le Physiology, Field Crops, Orcharding, Gar
dening. g..
Sd. " hat relates 70 animals. Comparative Ana
tony and Physiology; Nhtur Il History of Domes.
tic Misunderstanding Medicine, Insects &c.
4th. what relates 10 idGOy. Rural Architecture
and Landscape Gardening, Draining, use and con-
struction OF implements, Surveying, Farm Book
Keeping. &c. &c.
LECTURERS.
Prof. j. P. Kirkland, Prof. Dascomb, Prof. SamI
st. John, Prof. j. IL. Fairchild, Prof. n. S.
,Townshen2.
Thomas Brown, Cleyeland, Ohio is Secretary
and may be addressed for any desired informa-
Tie lecturers rank first among the able and sci
entife men of our State, and Professor Townsend
and Kirkland are practical cuitivators. We cannot
speak of the other gentlemen in this particular.
Inc Ieopies Ia Ter" devoted to the interests
and progress Of man," is now in process of pub
LEGATION.
Its ~profcssed purpose is to arrest monopoly every
where, but especially in the educational and com
mercial departments. In the former, it proposes to
unite science and art industry with studious hab-
its, and repudiating systematic classification, rou.
tine and graduation, to have seperate rooms for diff
terent branches, so that the student may choose
his own time for recitation and receiving instruc-
ton, as well as his own studies. In tho latter, it
proposes to dispense with Middle men, and thus
bring Producer and Consumer in contact.
They estimate that transportation aud other nee
essary expenses may be covered 10y five per cent
in exchange Of products between the east and
by which they mean that TIE Bostouian nav
for 105 dollars, buy the -four, pork &c. for which
the Ohio farmer received 500, who in his turn
shall obtain for Sl05 that for which the New Eng
land producers received 100.
There can scarcely be Il DOUBT that the princi-
pie is right or that it can be reduced to practice if
they can guard against the causes which have pro
cuced failure in similar cnterprisee- These, il is
believed, are principally over sanguine anticipation
results individual obligations to a class whose
are antagonistic and "A want of that good
which is essential, to amicable cooperation
Tor common benefit. To these probably may be sd-
I'd an unwise hankcring after return to old ways.
NILE RACHEL has performed in New York City
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REPUBLICAN, JuBILEE.-The Republicans of this
State held q jolifcation at Columbus over their
recent 7ietory, on the l4ta inst, Judging from
the reports we have seen, it turned out no very
great affair. Two sessions we're held, several
speeches made, and c great supper eaten with an
appropriate number Of toasts. Gov. Chase was
among the Orators
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a DEMOCRATS VIEW or IT.-How Ohio Democrats
view the rights of man to liberty, and what their
estimate OF them in comparison with the rights
of Shareholders, may he gathered from the follow
ing paragraph from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Says that cminently Democratic print:
Kansas will come into the Union with n c~onstitu-
ton prohibiting slavery, but ut the same time pro.
!etting the rights of those who may now hold slaves
in the Territory.
The paragraph LUMINOSITY records the fact that
the writer is a slave holder in heart and purpose,
but is very murky in regard to anything else. Slave
holders have a right to hold slaves. That is clear.