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A Lesson to French Mothers.

A person in rather a high position has
Just obtained from the Civil Tribunal Of
the Seine a separation from his wife,
with the right Of keeping his child, in
consequence of the following circum
stances. The child had the measles, and
It's medical attendant declared its life TO
be in danger, but the mother neverthe,
less continued 10 prepare her toilette for
an evening party TO which she had been
invited. "'You cannot leave the child,
who is dying" exclaimed the husband.
The wife replied hat it was impossible
for her TO remain away from the party
without breaking her promise and being
guilty of want of politeness. The
husband then informed her that if she
carried her intention into execution the
door would be closed against her on her
return. The wife left for the party. but
on her return home was refused admit
lance. The tribunal has decided that
the husband was perfectly justified, and
has furthermore ruled that q wife who
forsakes her child in illness, for:eits her
eoujugal rights.
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Eggs and Easter Sunday.

Easter Sunday Is always an eggstrs occasion
and sometimes people are not fully prepared fol
ii. but We were ali ready this time. On Satur
day night g basket containing half a dozen eggs
was left In our sanetum. which weighed. ttht
eggs. not the sanctum.) 81 ounces, the larg
est weighing 4 ounces, and measuring g inehe.
in circumference, the long way; the smallest
weighing 81 ounces, and measuring IA inches
Our private opinion is that Mr.. A. F. Newell's
hens LAID themselves out eggs-traOrdinarily in
honor Of Easter Sunday, and in expectation of a
newspaper puff. jenkins says that last week,
we were advocating home manufactures. and
that this is the best place for manufacturing
eggs, he ever was in.
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Apme SnteILiasntt.

Jas. Wards Foundry and Machine Shop
A few months since Mr. Ward purchased th'
Foundry formerly carried on by the MessTs
Morleys, and the Machine Shopof Messrs. Doug
lass & Madden. With his customary energy, he
is carving the business forward, keeping a larg'
stock of Flows, Slows, aud Castings on hand
and competent workmen in the Machine Shop
He is ready TO ill all orders in either department
from q tea kettle to a Steam Engine.
Mr.. Ward does not give much of his personal
attention to this establishment, the greatest part
Of his time being occupied BY the extensive Iron
operations of Ward & Co, at Niles but he has
a polite, attentive, and COMPETENT agent here,
who is always on hand.
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School Entlce.

The Qualified electors of the School District
composed of the incorporated village of Warren,
and territory attached thereto for school pur
poses, are hereby notified. that there will be an
election of 4 members of the Board of Education,
for said District, two to serve for 3 years, and
two for two years. (The electors failed to elect
last sFring) Said election will be held at the
office of Curtis & Smith, north of the public
square. on the ODD day of April, 1857. between
the hours Of 10in the forenoon and 4 IN the after
noon of said day. A full attendance is request
ed A Statement of moneys received and paid
out for two years, viii he presented at said cleo
ton. II. B. PERKINS, 49,
Secretary Of the Board Education,
April ], 1857. for said District.
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The NorWslk Reflector says that the
Democracy in Huron are in a stew about
the appointment If Mr. Parks-brothsr
in law Of Secretary Toucey-ro the Pos
Office in Mat village. and thai '.the fact
is there are too many hungry fellows fol
one teat; consequently some of them
have 10 stand aside AMI 'squenl.'"
Our friends of the RsRector went to
The proper place-the hog pen-for Their
striking illustration of the preseni con il
ton of The Norwaik Democracy. Parks
den SEEM TO squeal, and he should not.
for-lo make tie figure complete-'th
still SOW diioks the sRill." The defeated
candidates. like other hogs, content them
selves with sticking their feet in the
trough = Cyepeiand Herald.
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a APPOINTMENTS.
DR. II. TUBS, Analytic Physician
H. will he in attendance &. z foiIowe.

DR. IL. TUBBS, Analytic Physician,
~ will be in attendance, IS follows:
WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday. 9th May.
ORWELL, Mr. Brsggs, Thursday. eth Mag.
RAvENNA. Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day, 90 and 30 April.
For consultation upon all diseases OF the Throat,
lungs, Heart, Liver, stomach, Bowen. Kidneys, and
spleen also Dropsy. Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia. Female diseases. A que and
feFer. Fits. Impurities of the Blood, EruptioEs, Can
GERS. Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints. both external and Internal.
for some ten years DR.. I. has devoted his entire time
10 chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
OF whom had exhausted every other resource in their
reacn. IN no oase are mineral or other PsissRs en-
Ptsged, nor does he naks sick TO make cell, or tear
soD7t0 build ~ eFGiH- Themelicines eau be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients mavie
main at home, and continue with prudence tl'eir ordi-
AIRY diet aud exercise. Msny have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
nope, the indisputable evidence of which can Always
be furnished Invaids, however reduced or despair
ing, are invited TO call. and may be assured thrt no en-
ccursgement viii be given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding urosDect of recovery
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Az ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE.-We rsgrct
10 learn that Mrs. Warwick, wife Of Rev
Mr.. Warwick, of Gainesville, a few
evenings since in a fit OF mental abbera-
lion, made an attempt 10 hang herself
with 8 rope licbed to a hook in the cell
ing, and 80 nearly succeeded that when
she was cut down, she was in a state Of
insensibiliy. We understand that Mrs.
Warwick is still d~eranged, and that steps
have been taken 10 send her 10 The Asy-
l.m.-Portace Sentinel.
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GREAT Snow SToRM.-As we write,
Tuesday morning, April 9Th. the snow
lies on the ground to the depth of eigh-
teen or twenty inches, promising a fine
runo sleighing The storm began Sun
day evening, and during the day Mon
day snow fell constantly, the night clio.
sing IN with the most boisterons ''April
shower" we remember ever having seen,
tie Thermometer standing at fifteen de-
grees above zero. The snow is damp
and heavy. and deep enough to interrupt
almost entirely the travel. P. S A driz-
cling rain has succeeded. and at this
"wednesday p. NJ, the o is rapidly
wasting. A freshet ahead.-COnneaut
Reporter.
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New CoURT HOUSE ~ CLEVELAND =
Two townships ia CuyahoJa County yo
ted for a Court House. East Cleveland
maj. IA, Brooklyn. maj. SO. The res
Of The townships voted against it. The
vote in the city was 4 400 for, and e4s
against. The majority in the County
for a Court House is about 9 400
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
No. 46.1 AN ACT


To amend the first section OF the act entitled s'an act
supplementary to an act regulating Railroad Com
panies. passed February IL, le4-, and repeating
the eighth section thereof. passed April 9Th. le56.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted By the General .9ssemblg
Of the state 81 Ohio, Tl1t the rroviso in the first sec.
ton Of an act entitled ian act supplementary to the
act regulating railroad companies" passed February
II. sf, and repeating the eighth section thereof.
passed April e, ls56. shall not apply 10 any railroad
company whose road was al the time Of the passage OF
said act or has been since. in a state Of cons. ruction
and that said provisie shall only apply to those rail
roads actually suspended and mon which no labor has
been performed in good faith to construct the same,
since the passage OF this act.
SIC. 2. That in all cases in which any railroad COM
pany heretofore Incorporated. has been duly organ
ized under any law of this State, and has commenced
in good faith the construction Of its railroad, or has in
gOoS faith made Expenditures thereupan by survey or
otherwise, shall be entitled to the fail benefits of the
extension Of the time for the completion OF the same,
as provided for in said FIRST section Of the act TO which
this is an amendment; Provided. That nothing in this
act, or in the act 10 which this act is supplementary
shall be construed AS reviving any charter that shall
have expired previously TO the passage OF said act
passed April 8, 1856.
SIC. 2 All acts or parts Of acts passed previously
to April 9, lS56, inconsistent with the provisions Of
this act. be and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. {. This act to take effect and be in force from
and after the passage thereof. -
Y. II. A WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
LESTER TAYL0R.
President Of the Senate, pro ten.
Columbus, March 20, 49,
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~ a. SMITHS CONDITION POW

MARKETING & GOOD THINGS.
Ii1 PORK Steak; Beef Mutton; Chickens: Turkeys,
Butter Eggs; Lard; Sausage &C. constantly on hand
aad for sale Al my cellar. A. L Q DAT.
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y. SPEAR q son.
PLATIyG MIL,


DOOR. BLIND AND sAsn FACTORY.
THE undersigned, having long be n
Il urged by their friends and patrons. ard kno.iag
the wants Of the public, have cree oil 4 spacious
PLANNING MILL & DOOR FACTORY,
On the Canal. Just vest OF c. L. L-riagreIrs Wars
house, where they will keep on hand = stock Of Drsss-
ed Flooring, both OF hard and SOFT Mod We are zlso
manufze uring 4 superior ss:ality OF SIDING. which
We can furnish on reasonsbie terms We will Also do
all kinds Of Planning for the Trade on short notice. Ne
are nov prepared to sell the best quality OF kiln-driea
.doors-haying largely increased our facilities for man
1faeturing doors. We would call the attention Of Joiners
and Builders to this branch Of our Vusiness. We Eiii
continue the n4uGfdctEre Of
BLINDS!
OF superior quality. and warrant them in every par
ticular We sill aso keep on hzRd = barge zssortnenE
Of SASH
or all sizes in use. Having largely inn eased our IA
eilities for manufacturing all the above articles and
are enabled TO sellThem AZ reduced prices and supe-
rior quality. We will engage to duplicate any full gill
bought in Cleveland, Pitfs.rrgh or elsewhere Con
munications by mail will receive prompt Attention
NIB Persons sending st1f 20 be dressed. med ssad
none but good lumber, As We will put nothing on ear
Machines but clear lumber. Siding, to drsss all,
must be at least y inch thick.
Shingles and Lath on hand and for sale. .
Warren, Jan 81. 1857. X. 4 SON.
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Potter G Morrins Carriage Mandatory

We happened in this establishment a day or
two since, and were agreeably surprised at the
progress which it has made during the short
time it has been in operation. Messrs. Potter &
Morrill, commenced business some six months
ago. ia the building on the canal, formerly oecu-
pied BY Mr.. W. Hull, as a Machine Shop, and
have already, a stock Of Buggies and Carriages
which is respectable in point of numbers and of
a good quality. which is creditable to their skill
as wprkuen. They are young and enterprising
men and deserve success.
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TRAVEL WEsrwARD.-The Penusyla
MIA Road yesterday brought in about one
Moascnd passengers. nearly all of whom
were for the West. The morning train
on the western road went out crowded,
and the evening train contained at least
six hundred. The rush is now greater
than it was eve known to be before
Pittsburgh Gak.
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VIII Know u.
Parity the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are crf'
III already.
TSksthis best OF all Purgatives, and scrofuIs. Indi'
gesticn. Weakness. Hvsdache, Bzckarhe. Sideache,
ianndiee, Rheumafism. arrangements OF the Liver,
Kidney sand Bowels. all arrangements and all diseas'
IS which a purgstiye remedy can reach, Hybefore them
like darkness before the sun
ReA1er, IL you are suffering from any Of the numer-
Gus complaints they cure-sufer no more-the remedy
has been provided for you. and it Is criminal TO neg
'leet il.
That ysysr's Cherry PseforaE. is the hest medicine
for a Cough. is knawn TO the whole world. and that
flyers Pills are the I est Of all Pills, is known to those
who have used them.
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell. Mass, and sold by T.. A Smith & Co War
rem; DR.. G W. Howe, North bloomfield; II. W. Collar,
Mesopo.amia. Ensign K Woodwork. Newton Falls
and ali dealers in medicine everywhere.
N,-.h - ~ Q
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GANDLES.-50 boxes Stearine, 40
~ boxes Taiiow. 81 boxes Star, 10 boxes Sperm and
ohoxes Opal Candles, in store andf for sale ~
Dec-3 DUNLAP & STEWART.
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To amend an act to prevent Nuisances. passed Febru
airy II, 1882
Section l. Be IL enacted By the General ASSEMBLE
Of the STATE Of Ohio, That the third section of the &C
entitled IAN act in aiditton e. the act to prevent uui
sanees." passed February IL, Is39. be and the same !,
hereby 50 amended as to read as follows: Section :
That II any person or persons shall ut any dead ami
NAL or part Of the carcass OF any deal animal. into any
river, creek. pond. road. street. alley, lane. lot, field
meadow or common. or in any place within one mill
OF the residence of any person or persons, except the
same and every part thereof be buried at least ore foot
auier ground, and IL the owner or owners thereof shall
knowingly permit the same 20 remain in any Of the
Aforesaid places. to the injury cf the health or to the
annoyance ofthe citizens Of this State or any OF them,
every person so offending shall. on conviction thereof
before any justice of the peace of the proper township.
forfeit and pay a sum not less than one dollar nor mo-e
than five dollars, and every twenty -four hours said
owner may permit the same to remain thereafter, shall
be deemed an additional offence against the provisions
Of this act.
SEC. .. That section three of the act to which this
is amendatory, be and the same is hereby REPEALED
This act TO take effect from ard after its passage.
n. ii. 4 WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of RI presentati yes.
LESTER TAYLOR.
President OF The Senate, pro TEN.
Columbus, March 10. 1857.
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FIRE IN. CoNNEAUr.-We are informed
that on Friday night last, a fire broke out
in a steam grist mill in Conneaut, and the
entire building and machinery were con
snmed. Tie property was owned BY
Mr.. Woodruff. whose loss is several tn u
sand dollars.-PLoin Dealer.
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"A White Swan.

On Thursday morning the 81 lust. sr. George
Thompson, of orangeville, captured a large
White Swan, on the Pymatuning creek. ltmeas
ures from tip to tip OF its wings, six feet, nine
and a half inches, and four feet six inches from
the point of its beak to the ipof its tail. 1t is a
very rare and beautiful bird-Wes GreeneriHe
Timer.
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Il A new and beautiful anti slavery story. The Su.
thor says she conscientiously believes that this hook
was written under the same pressure, that the Apostle
felt, when he exclaimed, II have nothing to glory Of;
for necessity is laid upon ME; yea, woe unto me if
preach not the Gospel!' To he had At
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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HEART DISEASE.
Affections of this vital organ being generally thought
ineurahIe' we sobjoin the following from an cid resi-
dent Of Senecn Coo

ueAI OF othecn Co.,U
Butternut Ridge, Seneca Co., Sov 1885.
DR.. Tub5s-Dear sir:-My son, Simon Jackson, hay
ing been restored to health by your treatment. 4 sense
OF gratitude to you as we'll as a desire to benefit others,
make It my duty to certify to yourself and the public
generally, that he was afflicted with an acute Rheuma-
tic objection, resulting after unch suffering, in dropsy
Of The chest and disease OF the heart. with violent pal-
pitttlon. FOR weeks he was unable to lie down at all,
and as everything which had been done for him vas of
no avail whatever. sc were about despairing entirely
Of MS recovery Bat am happy to say that your rem
eaies ana treatment we're entirely successful, efecting
a sSdical care; and there has been no return Of that
disease up to this time. which is now about two years.
am very respectfully your friend and obedient SER
want JOSEPH JACKSON.
ArrS-n
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO THE CLERGYMEN, JUSTICES
OF THE PEACE,l AND PHYSICIANS K SUR

i OF Ill PEACE, AND PHYSICIANS K SUR.
GEONs OF TRUMBULL COUNTY:
Geaftsmsn:-You at ention is respectfully invited
10 the following sections Of an act o. our Legislature.
passed April :, IsJ6, in rel ZION to certain rrgistries.
70 he kept By you, and requiring you TO furnish tie
Clerk Witha copy Of said rg-istrirs. on VI before the
loth DAY OF March ir every Year; hut as that time has
PASSED. II will be necessary for you to furnish them as
soon as convenient.
Charles r. Hunt, ESQ County Auditor. has reeeiv-
ed from the Secretary OF State. a supply Of blanks for
your use. which you can obtain by calling on him at
20 call yourselves.
i take this method Of directing your attention to the
matter, thinking that possibly some Of you may not be
aware OF the existence II such a Law. You can find
the act in full BY reference to Volume So, page %. OF
the acts OF a general nature, passed in the winter Of
1856.
Please give the subject your earliest convenient a.
tention. Very respectfully. &c-.-
d WEBB. Clerk.
Clerks Office, Warren. March 81, 1857.
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To Harsemen

We have recently added several new cuts, to
our lsrge assOrtment-one, a picture of a spleE-
did nnimal-more thaa double the size of any
heretofore used in this part of the country. Call
and see US. and we viii suit you, both in regard
to work and price
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The wife of Rufus Adams. of Cohas.
set, Mass, died lately from the brutal
treatment of Der husband. The physi.
clan testifes' that the cause of her death
was. that she went, on the night of heI
confinement, barefoot. over the snow and
ice, 10 get a woman TO com and stay
with her, the brutal husband refusing to
go The scoundrel ought to be hung on
a gallows higher Than Humans.
VIVA VocE "A green member of the
Nebraska Legislature. when the election
of Assistant Clerk came up, called out.
Mr.. Speaker, l move we vote rice
persia" The whole house burst into a
roar, and not knowing what il meant,
greeny asked his right hand man if il
was not in order, adding that he "didn't
know any thing about these parliamentary
rules
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TIE DEATH PENALTY IN RHODE
IsLASD.-The Legislature of Rhode
Island has finally come to a decision
upon this question. The Providence
Journal says:
The House, by a vote of % to 20, re-
solved that "eyery person who shall
commit murder shall be imprisoned for
life," and by a vote of As to 10, refused
10 declare that murder committed by a
convict in the State Prison shall be pun
ished with death. On the latter question,
the strongest advocates of capital punish
ment united with the extreme ~philanthro-
pists, holding that human life ought not
to be held more sacred in the State Prison
than Out of it. The Senate conCurred
with the House on these propositions,
and the law on this subject. therefore,
will remain as it has been since the year
1858, when capital punishment was
abolished.
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DLACK SILKS. L Z. Hoyt & Co.,
- can show 4 splendid assortment II Black silks.
Of the very best manufactures.
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We have learned that David Hender-
son. Of Worth township, in this coun ty.
on the morning of the 24ih ult., was
found, ly wing dead in a small stream oil
water on the FreepOrt read. 1t appears
that sometime tie previous night, bis
wife Vas taken sick, and that he started
about Q O'Clock to 90 a few miles for a
physician, and it Is supposed that he rode
into tie stream where he was subsequent
ly found, and fell off the horse and was
drowned. He was subject to fits. and his
friends attributed lis death to this cause.
Mercer Wig.
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c: N. Rail Road.

Anew time table, which took effect last week
may be found in another column. It viii be
seen that another coal train has commenced its
trips The amount of coal delivered at Cleve-
land 10y this road, will be about 5 1000 tons per
week. This amount viii probably be greatly
increased before the close of the season.
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Pesonal Fronartv at auction.

The sale of Personal Property by j. NJ. Stull,
as Receiver, viii be continued at Kibbee's Store
Room, on Saturday next Those in want Of
bargains, had better attend.
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News of the Neighborhood.

.H
FIRES IN GENEvA.-A correspondent
of the Conneaut Reporter, writing from
Geneva, Ashtsbull Co., under date o.
April 9th, says that the dwelling house
of Harvey Jennings in that town, was
consumed by FIRE on Saturday afternoon.
The fire was o~ccasionedb by stick of bur.
ming wood which had been carelessly
thrown ont, being too long for the st We.
AT ieo O'Clock following, three large barns
on the premises were o cred TO be on
ire, two of which were consumed, and
the osher partially. Several dwelling
houses we're 90 FIRE from the flying spark:
and elm lers, but none seriously dam
aged. The cause of the fire 10 the barn
is a mystery. Loss not stated.
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pONNETS Il RIBBONS, of the la
ID test styles, and Black Velvet X bbons. all u Iiths
at Z. e. \ L Cos.
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Music.

Music.
Mr.. Vim. Krouss, proposes to give instructions
on the Violin, Piano and Melodeon. see Card
in another column.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull

y COUNTY. TTu1Alc CUuTI- "
Notice is hereby given, that the following settlements
having been FLED in the Office Of the Probate Court,
will remain on Gle for inspection and exceptions, un-
til April Both, when they viii be ordered to record, il
no exceptions are taken:
80. ~ kT,-Ea- .--aa final l4Efauua,s - Twarufnr
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VIOLET; or The Cross 4 The Crown.
is nne new book by Miss Mcintosh. AIsHiH
voice Jus received At DAM RoOE SALE
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.Iustices Of tie Peace.

Below is q list Of the justices of the Peae
elected in this County at the township election
on the 9Th inst All are Republicans. save one
Robert J Price. Esq, of Liberty, who is a Dem
ocrat:
? Brookield-David Waldorf,
Champion-Joseph Pierce,
Farmington-Joeph II. Woleott,
Hartford7Jcel Miner. Julius Humphrey,
Johnsbon-Jame. S. Weir,
Liberty-Robert ]. Price,
Nsopotania-H. ". Collar, r W. Crane.
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o. All AN ACT

TreslItlI Of tle %
Columbus. March 20, 1857