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WHITE- III OUSE PAVILLION
ON THE POTOMAC

UNHE undersigned have opened for t.ic
IL season this delightful and fashionable resort
for the accommodation of the public and parties
wishing to visit this most agreeable retreat where
they be furnished the most liberal terms with
all the luxuries of the season, and with the best
freshmens of all kinds both at the Pavilion and on
board the boat.
Parties having their own caterer can have the rise
of the dining and ball rooms for fifteen dollars for
the occasion.
VIM. COKE Il CO.,
National Eating House,
Cor. 9th steeet and Penn. avenue,
,,ap 23-3m Washington d. G.
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RESTAURANT and READING ROOMS,
Southeast corner of Il and Seventh streets,
opposite Post Office Department.

VNHE best of Liquors, Cigars, and Chewing To-
bacco; strictly choice Oysters, Sea Turtle, Ter
rapin, Fish and Duck in season; Quail, Woodcock,
Snipe Venison, and Beefsteak, served by an expe-
renced cook and polite servants, in pleasant rooms.
Private entrance to Reading and Eating Rooms on
and Seventh Streets for those who object TO public
bar rooms.
Families supplied with Oysters on chafng-dishes
Whiskeys, Ales, and other drinks, cents; fine
Brandies, 10 cents
Leading political and literary periodicals in read
ing rooms.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
an IL
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Address o. J. WOOD co Sl6 Broadway, N. Y !,
and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo.
For sale in Washington, by CHARLES STOTT 4
CO., and by all Druggists. jan s--tf
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EpALTlMORE Lock Hospital, has dis
AD covered the most certain, speedy and effectual
remedy in the world for
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30
REsTAURANT AND RE AIDING
ROOMS.

279, south side Pa. ay, bot 10th and 18th SITS.
an l4-2m
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~ fHfHb "a fiiasK, s8Rrf spFHH. ~ uEsFss
AN spaIHIeaRA rf0H aiH HaiA rUHrB - AGAINST rHs
zotfgs oR atR HaE ssF Has eazH 4. raE1
t,l, stsf ~ s4lHE4u #zsN fHsHA zEFFEtazs
~, A. fs5a al sY.s faltH ss#E sszf NJ CONWAY.
Al, ls.tui ..asussftsz AyB asrgfss TLr Al caezrzY
1,aas., tslflsoY, asafsss fz otsag Assf tx
..rns pUasnArsea ~ ~ FaHEEaESHe raAr IA
a4ll 1855 42s COMMISSIONED raz zEseafIrE spyEsS.
stsf WIN sfas44 SUCCESS ave salLsf7 IA aAs BEzS
seiEn Ayn Hauvp raEH sasrBRgl. aexEsr kN3 caS-
yoifs eanUs. Amy -tg
'ft 1epes u ne Missouri Compromise Chords r.
usf ztsiad gBt-9narzg WEB s@r >oaJhera broth
an--sar'ainv nome ~ w1leh they should DC derrv-
81 u zneir eansta eH asGA rizhts.
.lf sau Ylsa Ghief A4gtstrafe ~ administer lss
cunsfi lt1gn a1d avs inpartasly, ard pa every par
OF nv l1.an. giving 30 EesRT srkrr aad EvERY rFH-
zrgaT 1la EsY FrrtEkS bis jasE due. without far
or av0r shan Yea nav cast ynar votes for ne.
slssal apgs sss s-'hi Fa.fs9m s' "a CgHsttntieN
f7f a. mrs 5 skesif r. slsa sPsa 20 adatg'ster
r4a t5H-aEsat rae tlssfsa.toa aEi tds srs shall ?,
srs-st srarg bsze~l sa2 o. geay eas' Fillmore
Ns.ssh
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The New Orleans "freole." abiding to the
letter If Mr.. Fillmore to Mr.. Bsrrien, Of South
Carolina, which appeared in our columns on the
ll'h inst, says: "Some few days since we pub.
ished an article from the Buffalo Commercial
which We received in an envelope under the
frank Of Mr. Fillmore. This we believed. express
sed his sentiments on the subject Of the restora.
ton If the Missouri Compromise He regarded
The question as which would not disturb fu-
tare legislation. II it should. though he had been
opposed TO II repeal, be shoald not favor lis
taraten. The opinion of conservative men at the
>euth. singularly eouoid.s with the sentiments
oppressed IN the article 20 which ande.
bile they regard the repeal OF the Missouri
Ccn9raimse as the fountain o. all our woes they
cannot see the necessity nor the advantage If
ii. restoration. II is impossible to trend back
ward. sn this subject Mr.. Fillmore has written
a letter this subject, to J. W. Befrien, Esq.
ot Charleston. in which be clearly endorses the
article # the Commtrciai, aud gives it 10 the
oountry MS fully expressing his views ON the
subject" After giving the letter Of Mr.. Fillmore
thu editor OF the Creole continues: "Who Gun
he-itate 10 stand by such a man' Who can doubt
his determination 10 support the Constitution
tearlessly! What southern man, who will for
a moment compare the position and frunkness of
Mr.. Buchanan aud Mr.. Fillmore. can fail TO pre-.
Ter the la'ter7" The outspoken, manly manner,
in which Willard Fillmore answers questions put
TO him. is in striking contra-, with the studied
silence Of Buchanan and Fremont. The honest,
conservative masses Of the people. North and
sauthnre rallying TO his support in consequence
in such u manner rs to leave little doubt of his
election.
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Within a i.a ar,ks immediately pr. cedmg the
recent state seefInn IN Penn> ylyania.. marty
eiRhf thousand foreigners were manufactured IN
10 Sag Nicht voters IN the city Of Philadelphia
alone. The aggregate Democratic maturity IN
the whole State i only = 7D. Can stronger
or palmer argument in favor of the principles oil
the American party be presented Lowing out
rf the computation. says the Louisville Journal
all the thousand, or imported Sag Nleht votes
which werr ca-i in that election. and assuming
that with the exception "f those eight thousand
ne Is manufactured foreign born citizens, all 81
the I2J 000 votes cas IN that election were those
# native born citizrns and legal voters, It Is
plainly ,een that this eight thousand Foreigners,
citizens af few days or perhaps only day or
an hour. hive thus Centralized by their votes the
whole State Of Pennsylvania, aud havf nullitled
the e1pIe,,ed will Of over two hundred thousand
Of nnlivc barn cifiz"ns.
Mnre than iieo huadfed thousand Of the SOUS
of those who fought and blrd IN the battles ot
our revolution hase been virtually di-tranchlsed
by these oght ho4saad foreigners, sons perhaps
of the hirrlmg butchers who fought against our
country IN thai nemafable struggle. We ak
the nntiee born citizens Of the country 10 ponder
upon his fact. Are they willing that The dearest
and most sacrrd rights Of an American citizen
should thus be virtually abrogatedi Are they
willing thu the Institution, II our country should
thus be controlled by few foreigners. by men
who have no interest in our welfare. who are un
acquainted with the spilit of go2ernmrnt,
with our laws. aud even with our language
Dethey not - the necessity for adopting some
means by which the liberties 81 our citizons the
integrity Of our Unon. nn1 the stability If our
republican government shall be protected from
the Influence md control Of such men, many Of
whom are fresh from The prison, and poor houses
of Eorope' The -lmpl. fact that the will OF a
minority Of the i25 DOa native horn voters Of
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10 Vow York DisPa'oh records the following
melancholy eyent.
II is our duty TO record with n, much r.tr.t
as circumstances allow, the WY sudden pa.iii.
cal dgc"a'" 81 me John Char.- Ffapooar. ala,
Fremont who having ,asLy thrown l:u..,5,..,.
front of the locomotives namrd .lenu4,lya 81,
aud ',Ind,aea' va, crushed To atom. The IL.
erased was formerly an Engineer in the Uuil4l
States army and cattle dealer IN California. Ii
l. consolation TO know that he wa> hop,f,}.,.
pious being member Of the Roman Catholic
Church at tho time of his death IIi- remains ara
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nov under the charge Of b.. ire ''y aud Weed
f New York who are IN the habit # ~
such cases A funeral sermon will be preached
by Parson Beeohcr. We hope Thu accident wh
be warning 10 the ambition. young men. and
that in The fstare they will "look oui for the 10
nomntiye whom tho heIl iing.l'
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1arlst.. IttL.s. :

I, /. hi n time oar Wing AMI American friends
were supplying skesr. selves with Electoral Tick
cts. Mach good may be accomplished by their
liberal dj.tribailon through the country. We
are prepared to furnish them in any quantity at
80 cent. PER hundred and : per thousand. Send
j. yoar orders.
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Willard Fillmore and the Presidency

Without undertukinp-Sav the NaiIann In.
trIhgencer to draw any ingidio1s compass sons
among the candidates for the Presidency NOW
pIuced before the country by their respective
supporters, state an argument H. well a. an
historical fact when we LAY that one of them
POSSESSES the peculiar advantage of having been
tried N tn. very station To- which il i. proposed
again to- elevate him. And the simple fact TINT
such II peculiarly confrrs advantage on Iii,
pleienIIobs constitutes in itself an eloquent mp
pral in his favor FROM Mr.. Fillmore the coun
Try has received an earnest of what it may req
-onnbly expect should he be again raised to the
post Which be has already filled with such signal
nhhY,prnpricty mud success ,and in the discharge
f which he received not only tie applause of
friends. but cylortcd the prni,e of political oppo-
brnts.
II Mr. Fillmore needed any other attestatinn 10
hi cluim- than may be found in the record Of his
pasi admin tratire career. might seek for
il prfhnp-fn the motives which Influence some I,
oppose linn, no les. than in the considerations
winch ellele in his behalf; for we observe in the
speech Ola distinguished pnutlrman ct the Senth
tho chifi orator ut pubic meeting comprising
thu loading politicians and statesmen Of that sec.
hoa--tho, hi objection to Mr. Fillmore aud hi.
'casoo t'r declining To support him Is the "ffar
thai N ieoaId do 50 mcH IS 10 throne back Mc
prospects If disanion,"
What higher cuIogy than this could the part
1,usof Nr Fillmore suggest IN what an cmphat
lcafgWn' n IL i'm hl~ irvor.thnt his oppanrni can
hnd nothing ia bis success more dangerous to fear
tAaa the conservation Of our greatest political
hIr,eug under the CONSTITUTIONS!
lii" 'nlne Of experience and 81 proved capaci-
~ would seem to be more highly appreciated
nmong Is in every department aud walk Of III,
liam iu I'll II State. and in matters Of praci
cal administration under Government d, Ir.
ma'huIde far the comptXitv a. ier tic harmony
ct II, arrangements N"hody woaldho 80 indi~
creel a, In commit a professional or mochanral
commission ia one who had NOT hv soue r.-
Vlaa> training qualified himsrlt for rhe ta,k; VT
how many nro willing to contida Inc highest Of
iclal tfust and the m".l deHcnia allnjr- of Stat"
{" uouIcd nId inexperienced and-, But if the
vnIoe"i experience IN cnll allafs j, liable to ho
und"tratedor eF'1'eei,rd, it i, none the les, i'm
pafmut, nor the folly le,, IN di,rcearling its
cjamS' especially when coupled - ia the ca,r
ct Mr. Fillmore, with principles and qualities of
catdlnaI and PecuIinr v.lue To the Republic IF
the present critical conjnneiure."
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4 Prtersbnrgsr in Nirarnpuu.

former citizen of Petersburg, now in Ncnra
gun, writes the following interesting account Of
matters aud things in that country to tho Er-
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Bilious Diseases long liiHl"l illness z" any MIN " M
carer SPANISH MxtHrr ic only remedy which viii revive
heir draoiug constitutions, e1fe al bad minors from lhe
9ud ext.te dc vor PROMPT and healthy acian an" ny
r. toni properties the patient - He aud visor
w only Say tj it Jingle bottle il worth all nc So
cal. ID sfsaaIIl7s IA oASg f. contains Mercury OPP
ta ~ any poisonous drug and can be gwen
to tlp tolag, fnf1ut without hesitation.
Ser Ire crrtfeat,so sunaerf nroun the hotties
Molr Aye hHudsa poca Ia ih. city q Richmond Va,
tan t,sffz It's good effects See adFertscm mt
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Ia n,s.-I tNE> e. HulL- thtN q NeFfefk ~.
ri IS JOIN POLLARD e Petersburg
Ri WILLIAM MAXIM 3t bsarv
IN rtgDf> n a4Ni'l Rant sligA Aam.
,;b 4 BlLEL1x n CNBHLL. ii Nfisun
sth lpfiss \ laaffS .. 6aeau9n4
7th $50. T khssN - Northampton.
sin 1ohN eiureBBR. a WsslHqte1nJ
nm 8. -, >a.iGh'fLFQRD ii s,l4ae-
INN A5.BNh q Bn7hit 81 luifaesp1.
tn lubN p. IAil5lBs, lt stg'iree
ath q. NAJ4.bH T. ~ Ah. IS a4nlxahgrf
sth ISAAC 3 lBfFW .. 8 F.as.
atn BENJAMIN i >AffB d Nt4tsBt
tth + ~ 8ALaABEit u Aas0al
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t.H alen' Ter u-2l "a. -ales W.. iYe pasa,f
: '' wa >'H-le B'rrei Guns. Hunting ra,hl. A,. So
q. u, sH' b'>t Importers and laLala, iuaars u
this w tan oiirp reri4ri spgem1,Is 80 ,a ,.a
~ mr. VIII give our stock examine Ao7-i'
an irNnfrfod 4'' ,.tsf,,..., d. r...
aHf - Vl1pa '''' '
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aF--U IffuuY DAVIS SUN-ttfNIs ~ 4aet'ita :" In
- "a fb sfafr Informs me that recently ane Of ms Sous
"a. l,an on thu Irg by ratii,suake from me 81
I'll. he suffered NOS dfraduiy Tie family ,hah'
.jfy t .5#ap Of Perry DAVIS Pain Killer IN iht iu
Immediately commenced bathing the bueh pi'ce l ,
51av. whether it would afford the ra r'ii uu'
zrl as Il may the Poi ou Wa soon observed ~ 'A
fls raH rho ,Ysin five or ten mtnuieA i' yn- p
fell u.rap ouiurty m from pain or any ttttt from 'e ~
itrepi thu dcsh wound. which heacd stIN s ~ EVE
fuby tu this fac Ia your pamphlet Designed lr s7apl1
sBl :, tern d.trDuau. and such oniftrs apoS IN
til more or abound might serve t eahse d" ahh9lg.
aud Of supp wing article fhc want q when
las IYuF b-cn experienced
NoHrz rrspee tu.iy. II BLAkeL ! u Ions 'l'
49,, loot - d2w
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- a." Il b'', q III. - tn w p-,ss ,t promptly u
CIV H u''ds"c'1 NJ Nule is datuoIzei receive lay
''tts 1T ~lIN ~ IR4BLE
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,,,,,,io, i. called TO Capt. John 4. ifn" i.in-'


sale Ind. aud Negroes, neN >aiArdaA M Isl "a "
ftHN. ',A.i ~ Pr ) GARLAND.
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q - = )" a ssf''-t5te va, = Tenn.
- ht"'ai A. HlaHt WISH To- fUu aar uu.-l Nutfops
:" ""N 90 lie r'Past sud tuo TIN dcpas dnrIpr
.r"E H'9- 'f#. aaI Riarssmfths are ai>p van.
4.,.3... If Gilt,
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Sal, Raeuta Rheumatism and all skin or . ~, -
IN he raII.aly cured Ointment be Fubbea nv lue pa
isag Withstand The combined power Of these "'hue H'
uiuns . -, 80. I ,,a Wv York
aud N 81 stand London by al Druggists. Al -
q al per box 49,
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500 -, R.tDGl Es.-a superior ioi .,
~ u'.'i anu 'ef SAFE by l.. l. ARMINTEtD
49, under Telegraph enc"
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HOUSE ANnLar e.. -

' by NIt"e u ue'it'a oidcr OF tile Circuit -.
If l. nchbnrg pronounced IN tue case Wilson ma it
Gregory at lis last june Irrn shall, Saturday s.
If November next Oh The prtmaea. proceed 10 sr M IA F
AMI Lot in said decree mentioned Th.s House anl It
IN the occupancy Of \ Il II" a.F, Eq, s1uatelo On
Of the lot oi Mr. ID L. Spenc- Ihc i, IA ''''1
cnt Dwelling House win necessary ut hap,,, u. ~.
Sale positively without reserve aud for cash ' T.. t.
oeti deodi2jthtndtl nov T. u. GHltl>TIAN e..
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ktODEt'S s-adies Fsoot and Notions for Ma
SE ycnber received at G. NOISES
%
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.15ECTAi. NOTICES.


.- ...pupErsTIDN = l. ihe III '' ~
/ -4.HADT PRINTING in a. it, FaIe5s -, :, ,ss
-, a .t,ls aasar1asszd BY o,atr -, M n
80, Al me NIRHiNfAN JOB PkINIlNu hsi
MINT -. IN At y, IN compare with any
III AZ Ms n aud Dixons Line sPee'ihehs az y,
u - az. Ca and see First Allies between NAN
he seen Al oGI mes IN 49, aug Its
and Church Streets.
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SALES BY AUCTION
RE DAVIS.
SALE OF VALUABLE xE., ...,

GALE OF SAiss LIABLE REAL Esy.
- As trustee IN deed of trust made by u r I'm =.
sell az public auction on Saturday the sth da, vii
next at o'clock = NJ the urtu4S#s ~, -Ni1fiaI'f
scrbed ia the said deed as One iouD4 ~ = pe
Brick Tenement thereon in the city e., 4ble
adjoining the Tobacco Factory Daniel III, k aud
1t viii be sold credit OF 6, u L mouf aston
notes well e. dorsed including the interest upon No. a
money from the day OF sale JNo o l. fIrI ~ - Ease
% oct 80 deodt5noy 1'iN
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E+'4hi. OF isa6.-u, suppl, of ssoot., sboc.

LIT caps Trunks and ether article in my lae 5, ua
~ qua oherrd At i'r wing prices 20 eoad ,as
T.. s7'd TRENDS and all who wish call and examine ora
- I 81 as"or''!o"a OF goods ry line ever oA raj i.
:, o, d z. SENBtE}
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dispose at private sale Of the Fixtures Il the Toba ca
Factory recently carried by o. DeHicst al Campbell
II hey consist 81 al the necessary fixtures well
Pei'' establishments comprising ten and presses all
IA good oldtr and nearly MY. wing been hut
season They will b. disposed of on hboral terms,
and rs the binding is also ale opportunity pre-
scented for person wishing engage in the busn $ Of nut
ling Tobacco. JOHN u AIFXANpFR
apl lqdEcis I,,Ih.I =, H.
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. either, ~io Wa a. wv Books the LIST Of
JaupRrv VII p,t. cal Books viii be made
Richmond pra ned PA ed Bring yonrard Is youW sh
IN give lou' prc1HfturI Al viii be read, the
dry theft lgyn.sel kind, binding
n.Hte NN i. TOlkES.
Hahipicr md B1n, l'oah Msnnltrtule over Lana horne
q Naknp s--eufrlluH through The Atry. luHt 2}tl3t
Res. copy htauItp.f
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u by bond or open Heeh T. aHt requested To- mi
to Mr.. Jn1 ". Bureh early possible rs 'H
canaot be given. a. " y ~, lse,,I
81 d " A''-'' Ii
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d Sapsago theese from switzerland, delightful 80
VIM Rated line Worcest' r-h Sauce French Mnsfari5
Bottles, English and American Mustard French Cls,.n
B9ma Cocoa Olives. Capers Sardue, Maclrani Verpcoi
J. re Pow iercd Back T. PIPER, Ginger, Cloves Mace So
Sabine Table Oh. 4 &C. Fine Old Madeira Vine Bp
Porter Purc'O!d Holland Gin. '!'
J. Il. THOMPSON & co
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NNT TED,-Thc sub .Cribcr wishes To hire
w pu,ug Room servant tor the rcu' Hdsr If this
L 4 ! IL
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uHAnrEREoIS HovEu8Em,re.ei,cd -,


E1 Eas sstS. d HTES: = i,e >ub-tTiJ,. 49,,
49, has Tor sale ars' number Of the very bess pei sf
Trees selected from bis Or, hard SYtl II, -4a.
pie. ArUaAta and Norway FRS and few China rr,t II ,
i sr.-an Tor setting them G L. IBN4.,
orf dSrlm
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EAi sNG.fS, Tea aud Eoiir' srtis.-E hur" no"
hand dnc assortment Of Dmnel Tea aud Toilet Sous
whvh f Doe sold cheap Tor cash, cal and SEE th III.
ANDREW BOY d
sign Of tho Big Pitcher, Main 81, Lya'bafs. Va
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Az, g4ITnR AND NOrHH NVEl

eeIs'f,N, pip',.- $40 brst Wooda.i Pipes,
uHl#l a#.a .H reap for cash IL close The lot
u.t.#s. ANDREW BOYD
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's7D soenrsrrY .yooT,,D,,s ..c4,~,c

4 aTH. FANt 10 the pnbiic.-tli goods Va ar
4 ftnt'd As represented at GLASS 4 LAINf'N
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4 anaN"E ~ ALEx.NDHiA RAN H0AO

" 'ohtANh-lhe animal meeting of the Stockholders
OF mis- Company Will ne held in Alezaulra on Thursday
'H' WIZ Instant JA>. II RID Cltrh
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4 tsgF Framed Looking GtDssrs ani silver
"a f+lcI as'rs. goa reduced prices have on had
p 1T # tn absye n't gods. wi. n " II he 81 very
t.,lp tor c.sfH ANDREW BOYD.
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ts,o CARpH,TERs AVE RA,Lva.n.....

IRAtfOES-~Piupusais Will be received n,fi' W.
VembeI ucNt for the erection al the Nontl
phBr ines. OF ono Hlding 30 BY AZ feet tlrss ] uI
DBI8c Haoi &c aud other Building 10 In. Tor
Chapel Also FIR chance in t. 'n'ee
the Railroad leading to the springs wh.cA Will q.vc ot -
mlrot NV Track. ""ii
Plans and Specification of the change in the gaIr.sl 49,
at The Springs and thpse The PUDDING, may
s-aiiat the Office OF Henry EXalL Architect EIc,u; De
and after the th November, aud at the Springs ON ana f
10Th November. - "ef
ile purpose OF bidding for any Of the above er. 49, 'F
charged a board. Address RIO II MDSRY pr,' be
oct . d. ctlIuov Mont " : a.
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EHAnrER'~ MAGAZINE 40. N.5yg.u

ouHh ana Ftta1le Save WHO is an excellent Staae
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-03

PERSEVERANCE OF LADY FRANKLIN.-Mr.
Henry Grinnel has just received letter from
Lady Franklin, in which she expresses ID de-
sire that DR.. Kane should visit England for
the purpose of taking charge ofanother Arctic
expedition. She still hopes that some sur,
vivor of Sir John Franklin may be found
living among the Esquimaux, from whom
might be obtained the particulars of her hus-
bands fate. She proposes to fiji out pro-
peller at her own expense, and give the com
mand to DR.. Kane. But we hope our gal
liant countryman will not consent to hazard
his life by another voyage to those fatal re-
gions.--IN. Y. Mirror.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-03
LAWS OF OHIO-Published Officially.
AN ACT

No. 99.] AN ACT
10 amend an act entitled :" an act defining the iu-
risdlction and regulating the practice of Probate
Courts passed March IA, 1858.
SECTION 1. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly of the State of Ohio. That in counties in this
state where the probate judges have jurisdiction of
certain crimes and offences, it shall not be lawful
for said judges to quash any information filed by the
prosecuting attorneys, because of any defect
ror in the papers proceeding of any justice OF the
peace mayor before whom the original exami-
nation in the case was had Provided that no intor
nation shall be filed by such prosecuting attorney
before such judge for any offence not specified in
the transcript from the docket of such justice of the
peace or mayor.
SECTION 2. The prosecuting attorney of any
such county may file his information originally in
the probate court without preliminary hearing
before examining court, upon the proper attida-
Wits being filed therein, and the judge shall issue his
warrant for the arrest of the defendant who, when
arrested, shall be taken before said Judge and
thereupon be recognized to appear at the next term
of the said court or in default thereof to be COM
mitted to the jail of the proper county. This act
to be in force from and after its passage,
N. Ii. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate pro tenn.
April II, 1856.
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S. n. Beach e. Co. vs.. Andrew Burns, Jr. ct nI
CHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of decreta or
- der OF sale to me directed and delivered. from
the court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio.
i'll this case will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in perrysburg, on Tuesday, May 10th.
1856, between II O'Clock NJ. and = o'clock p. ~ of
said day, the following property, being three and
half acres off the north end of out-lots number
fifty and sixty three, and also, out-ot number thi
ty-seyen, in the town of Perrysburg. W God county
Ohio. w. L. COOK, Shift Wood Co., o.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys Pltif.
April 10, lS56.--49w5Sl.S