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Ilom lcidc in nIonroc Coun1x.

On the morningof the 18th inst, betwee n
one and two O'Clock. a fight occurred at the
house ofJames Shook, IN Jackson Township,
this county. which resulted 10 the death oi
one Of the parties. Two men. one named
LINES Henderson, aud the other Jacob NV.
ers, were at Shocks and got into quarrel.
Henderson was walking around Myers bran
dishing knife, and threatening to cut his
throat il he attacked him. Myers ask ed
Shook i. he would let him whip Henderson
in the house. Shook, who was in bed in the
same room, replied that he would not. NV.
ers then told Henderson that he would not
permit him to walk round brandshing his
knife and making threats. Henderson te.
piled in abusive language, aud Myers got up
and seized his chair and struck Henderson
across the side or b .ck; he was about repeat.
ing the blow when Henderson caught the
chair with one hand and with the other thrust
the knife into the neck of Myers. cutting
deep wide gash, completely severing the
jugular vein. Shook sprang from his bed.
caught Myers, who was falling, and showed
Henderson away. Henderson was about
striking again, when Shook told him he had
killed Myers. Henderson swore if he had
not killed him he would finish him. Myers
fell back, excluiming. II am dead man!
and almost Immediately expired. aa2
Such are the facts, as related to US by a
gentleman who was present at the examin.
ation before the Justice.
Henderson was arrested and is now lodged
in the country Jail.
They were both very disorderly men. as.
sociating with a gang of ruffians, who have
made that part Of our county terror to all
peaceable citizens. It was near the same
spot that Gardner was murdered two years
since Woodyfeld co., Spirit Of Democ
raey, February 81.
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MilliOhlaireS.

We hear great deaI about the rich men
OF New York City, and one would suppose,
from the common talk, that there are hun.
dreds Of men there who are worth millions
Of dollars. But peep into the assessors
books shows thar they nre greatly Overrated,
or else they cheat the assessors and tax col
lectors.
To give a few instances: %" -sFs
George Law il set down as worth on "
S257, 400. ' ,Fo- ........
Noses II, Grinnel is taxed for only SI5S,
500. .# E..
Bcrjamin Brandreth ut $I79 COO
Cornelius Vanderbilt at S697, 900.
William u. Astor, at lttls less than g..
100000.
James Lenox at 81, ,335 s75.
Robert 3. Mlnturn at $4,000.
w. II. Aspiuwul $24S,500. s-t
e. G. lIowland $4,000. .;t ..
Frances d. Cutting $4,000. .93
These names are familiar to most folks,
and the men have been supposed to be worth
millions each. But when taxes are to be
paid they turn out moderately wealthy.
There IL either mistake 10 public opinion,
or a great deal oi their property escapes tux.
tion. ,2
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The Epidemic mt the National.

A Philadelphia correspondent of a New
York paper says:
"Quite Unexpectedly this morning found
the name Of our friend, the Hon. R. J.
Walker, upon the books Of the Girard
House. Upon visiting his room we found
him i'll, in bed, suffering from the disease
contracted some weeks ago in Washington,
and which, at the National Hotel, has as.
sumed the nature and form Of an epidemic.
Mr.. Walker attended for two nights upon q
sick friend, guest at the National, partook
Of several meals there, and has suffered in
common with most Of the guests of the es.
tablshment. Mr, Buchanan was also at.
tackled with the same disorder, while at the
National, and hns not yet entirely recovered
his usual robust health and physical condi.
tion."
This epidemic was Of rather strange ori
gin. and embraced in its devastation all the
hoarders at the National, including the Pres
ident elect, Hon. J. Clancy Jones and Hon.
Robt. J. Walker. 1t was caused by the
propretors Of the aforesaid hotel poisoning
the rats (tbe four-lcgged ones) that infcst
the premises, who Immediately took to the
nearest water. On examining the large tank
from which the aqueous fluid used in the no.
tel is drawn, the bottom was found to be
black with the carcasses Of arsenic poison ed
rats! Hence the epidemic.
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A few evenings ago oowhiding affair ex.
traordinsry took place az one Of the fashion.
able boarding houses In New York. Il sp.
pears from the TSibSas that there were some
sixty borders, including merchants. with
their wives and children. and several clerk 8.
Among the females was . charming ''Cali-
fornla widow" about whom one Of the mer-
chant bOsrdefs had Put in circulation some
unPlessantreports. The Tribune says:
The lady paid no attention to the reports
until one Of more ViruIent nature than the
rest wSs circulated, when she made up her
mind to cowhide the individual, and commn-
nicated her intention TO some Of the other
boaTders, whom she counted as her friends.
She had set the day and time at the dinner
table. a
The day arrived, but for some reason the
dinner was later than usual, an occurrence
that caused a more general assemblnge Of
the fsmily. The bell at length sounded,
aDd owing to the lateness Oft the hour, great
haste was made by all to the dinner table.
About fity persons were already seated, and
among them. the merchnnt--unsuspec ecting
merchant! In few moments the injured
woman entered. She approached the mer-
chant and demanded before the Company a
retruction Of the scandaloas reports he had
circulated, and an apology.
Refusing to retract or apologize, she drew
from the folds of her dress strong cowhide.
which she applied with will to bis head
and shoulders. So severe were the blows
ibut his face was completely marked length
wise and cEosswise with red lines. Some OF
the ladies screamed and were sorcly agita.
ted, and many Of the gentlemen remonstra.
ted; but the lady paid 40 attention, but still
dealt her blows vigorously upon the head of
the offending merchant. At length one Of
the gentlemen interfered and wrested the
cowhide from her hand. The victim was
removed to his room, where he was confined
several days in consequence Of The mu,ila.
ton Of his physiog.
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The Word "WHITE. THE Legislature
has not yet passed the bill requiring a vote
on change OF Constitution by striking the
word ''white" therefrOm. A bilf for that
porpose is now pending in both branches OF
the Legislature, aud has its warm advocates.
The negro seems to elicit more Of the sym
pathy and attention of the Legislature than
the white mans interests. These fanatics
will never cease till the negro is placed on
a par with the white In all civil, aud So
cial apd political privileges. This ID their
only dea.-C Cicrnont Sun. fs
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MARcH APPOINTMENTS.
"a DIR. III. TUBBS.
ANALYTIC PnYSIcfAN

q
VIZ he ~ aiisndanee a. foIlouBt r
hAykNNa, Prsnfi.s House. satSFdst and Mopd.,
antl so'elerk =. y 8-th and 3oth March. "
s.s, snP,rs assss, Er.a1s: ss.h March
q ~ and 9slh % fsbFuaFy.
Mafhsn, GaskIil House, Thursday, % of April.
FOR eJnsultniian upan all diseases Of ne Throat
Lnngs, Heart. Liver. Stomach, BoWsIs. K,dnets and
Spleen; also Dropsy, Gravel. rheumatism, Ncrvoas-
nes. Deeiliiy Dyspepsia, Female dlseases. AEue and
Fever flts lmPartties Of the Bl0od kruptioss Can
ssrs, Ulcers and all other SsFstes of Tong stnndns
complaints, both exioFHsl and isternal.
For some tcn years Dr. ]. has devoted hIs entire
many of WHOM had exhausted every oIber resourec
within reach. IN ease arc mineral sfAe pofsOns
snpfsyfd no. ssss hs sale sek 10 nsts peH,sr fssv
SspH 70 bHfh Hp. Tho medicines can be taken with
safety BY tho most deiiente and patients nav remain
a home, and eontirns with prudence their ordinary
diet aud exereisa. Many have recovered under Ihe
hope, the ndisputabls evidence Of which can arays
be furnished 1Bvalids foWsver reduced amd dsspar-
ing are Invited y call and may be assured that no
oats corresponding prospect Of recovery.
PkRsoNs AFFLICTED WITH DANGEROUS OR
scRoPGLA TUhoRs or ULcERR, SHOULD
READ THE FOLLOWING:
TOWNSEND, Huron co., o., Oet., 1854.
help from your treatment, and Eotee similar results
uPoh several of my friends, feel duty 70 send You
my name for puolic reference.
tamor became noticeable In my right breast nlne
yean aHo For three years II caused but little atten-
tion, but subsequently, grew faster and caused me
great deal Of suffering. The increase Of size at last
became very great; the ertire side was largely swo-
len, and tho right arm 90 effected 20 be nearly use
less. We sought the advice and aid OF many physi
Clans: who termed it scrofaa or eaBcerous tamor.
Notwtthstahng all their efforts 10 reduce the pan IL
became tntolerabie and uneeaslng. I was urged 20
nave the entire breast removed with the knfc, and
Gay was Hppo htcd fHr the purpose but my positive
refusal to submit, prevented the operation. I was
able with dniculiy 10 walk. Under Your treatment,
Tue pain has been overcome, the tu0r materially re
duesd, aRd the arm fully restored. We had tried
many remedies before. BAt the effects OF none can
eoulpare with this Ny general health has been i'm
proved nearly as much the side. u is now over
year since thr Improvement took place.
fOuEs, &f., Mrs. GEo. TILLINGHAST.
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Died.

In Brimfeld on the l2th nlt., Of conges.
ton Of the brain, CHARLEs L., only SOD ol
z. Rawson, Esqp aged fifteen years. n
In Charlestown, on the 2Sth ult., Of NAL.
nosis, CoRInrHA, wife Of Valentine Heyd.
aged SO years. ,.
The deceased, after suffering severe and
painful illness, died in the full trismphs oi
The Christian rsiieieh. I s,,ga CON.
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LcgaI Notice.

Lcgal Notice.
John johnson, PlainiiG, EdA
E,.H against In Court Of Common
Jathrop N.G R. Grant, Pleas Of Portage County
si,.a aisE. Y: Perez @ and Ohio. Civil Ae.ioa.
Ihs dsfsndsni. aoh residents q he State Of ohla,
1855, the paintiGled p said Court, bis peoA pray
ing for judgment against defendants In the s1m 81
ssS a%SaH p = s.s.;s sSs shs
Stoned 10 petition fot defs ndants, Witch aceoNnta for
. valuable c3nIiderstion. have been trans(efSs1to
" fSr 3. 1opsS eoss IA asss'rS M s
ed defsndan&b BY certain other persons toAjiQue1ln
said peii0n, which accoHnta, for yaAnShle NOnse-
Tston, have been transferred 10 the plaini who = 10
receive the tame Of tho defendants. defendsnts
are fnriheEnotaed that pness they answer ct @qmpr
% said petition Or Before the a1sh dny of EaEch
nsxa I !ads@entwil: setaksn sgaiast asfsndzgs ior
. ~ BlERrE q yETTRiks.
Eeb. l, teS7-SWs PITS Ati.'s.
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Constitutions. Il be gitan win much safsly 70
ths iafsni 20 the adRlt II needs no eneomium no
long array Of testimony 70 heraldhs seagy. 1h merit
lies within iiself-and ths lnvalid II viii prove Of
more value than an octave volume Of ccrtlheatss.
Prepared only by the pr0Ptistof, as Blahh0pe, J,
and bone genuine without kis signaiare.
For sale BY HvnnLnkuan q JHEHIHss, sole agents,
for Rayenna, Ohm.
critiendon aud Knovitoa. Prankln, J.. BoIdins
and Co., RANDOLPH, J. n. spFagne, GuFrsttsFtle, j.
w. Foster, MuntuA, c. q q. n. Harmon, Aurora,
Grow & Harmon, Newton Falls.
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THE New JERSEY LEGISLATURE Trenton
February 25.-The Senate refused to-day to
confirm the nomination Of WIN. +. Dayton
for Attorney g eneral, by . vote of ten to
ten, and that Of C. D. Deshler for Clerk Of
the Supreme Court, by 4 vote Of seyen to
thirteen. 4 a-a liF
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adopted BY the Public ScoOls Of New York and by our
first merchants. The Process, complete, with full d.
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DOLLARS. "A liberal discount large orders. Ad.
dress LELAND & MAcLAuRIx, 34s Broadway, n. Y.
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Com 10 !WzsHlNsfok.--SsSersl Of tkf
citizens Of this county--ths senior edIiOI
Of this paper snosg Tie humber-hsve gone
to Wsshing,oa to- witness the ceremonies
attendant upon the Inauguration Of James
Buchinan as President We hope they may
have good lime, and escape the obserVs'
ton Of Pickpoeksts and gsrrOters. In OuI
next issue, Mr. Hart win probably give the
readers Of the Ssaffaa a description Of the
scenes which iransPred in Washington
yesterday. .-a . g go
SUoAR MAKIEo.-Ourfa farmers have been
busily engaged IN making sugsr for the last
two weeks. but the "cOld snsp'' Of Sunday
pot a stop TO their lsbors for time. The
sep Of,he naples was beginning to run beau.
tifully and many were calculating one great
yield. The season has commenced some
three weeks earIier Than usual, but we sup.
pose the scarcity o! money and the high
price Of sugar were the causes.
MoKEy.-We are still in want Of this or.
ticls, and probably will be for some time to
come. unless some rich relative should "peg
out" and leave Us q million or two. As that
is not likely to happen soon. we would be
under Infinite obligations to every mothers
con who knows himself indebted to us. If he
would call aud settle. We have heavy Tia.
bilities to meet, and our paper. material,
labor, ETC., being cash articles, we hope all
those to whom We refer will see the justaess
Of our appeal. f-s
Pooh HousE.-We learn from the Demo
crat that there are City iRmatee at preseut
in the Poor House Of this county. The &C.
commodations are said to be stinted for the
number, and health and cleanliness demand
thorough repair Of the present buildings.
and also the erection Of additional ones.
LycEUM LEeTURE.--The next lecture
will be delivered before the Lyceum to. nor
row friday evening, by Rev. G. w.
CLARK. pastor oi the Methodist E. Church.
Mr. c. has chosen for his subject that OF
"Young Mea" and from his well known
ability as lecturer, we have no doubt out
thst arich treat is in store for our citizens.
CLEVELAND & MAHoMNG RAlLRoAp.-
Those of our readers residing ulong the
line Of the Cleveland g. Mahoping Railroad,
will observe that change has taken place
in the arrivals aud departures of the trains
on that road, at the respective stations.
REMOVAL OF THE Posi- OTFIcE AT FRAxK.
LiN.-We learn that the Post master at
Franklin, Mr.. ANDERSON, has removed the
Post Office from ito former location to room
in the upper village.
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~ CouKa

ON the % day Of April, A. D.. 1857, At
" two O'Clock, p ~, on ths premises, IN Ne tDwn.
ship af 6halsfstils, u the couniy OF Porlars, and
eilis u 0hio, win b sold 70 ~ kEse bidder ths
loIlosinE real elais, Stazts II blid townshlp and
county aforesaid, Enoun as beInR paFt ofl No - IN
said tounahips Beginning ~ Dolnt hine chains and
try-e Inks wet The east Hoe of the lot LRd
one ehaiu hofth Of the souih line Of The lot thence
nOrlh two ehalns thence west one shsin and
nye links; thence south two ehaihE thence east one
eain and seventy nvs links 90 ths place Of
containing about .TurnTT FIVE nrEDRkDTns Of an
acre ofhnd, more OF less.
TermsofsAic made kaOvh Ht tbe time and place Of
RoS6kLLA HoHR,
Guardian ofIreae r fiorf, Issdsus 4. Horr, wmie
4. HorT, and Ada v. H0rr,
March s. lss7-sx ''. = "AA'' as' A"'''
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PhaIou's Magic HAIR .nyaS

One OF the very best natural Dyes in the@orld H.
long use has proved 1t to be beyond copSiison; ands
be done to the skin. It's easily apblieds and ycG ssg
obtain black or brown which will defy ihe bed
81 so per box. .4 a'Aa'As3
Made and sold by z. PHALoN, atiiG Broadway.
corner Dey street, and 5l7 Broadway, Saint Nichelse
tho United States. s32 f~'sr77N
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
~ will be presented 10 Salmon P. Chase, Governor
sf thc State Of Ohio asking for .he parpa OF Aonyc
D. Edgecomb, convicted at the October term, A. D..
lsSS, Of the Court Of Common Pleas cf Portage co.
oAio ofthe crime Of passing counterfeit bank bills
and sentenced 10 the Pehentiary said State for the
viz, October q, 1855.
Ravehna, Fob. 1e, 1857
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Within nut shell all the merits Ito.
OfCristadJra's never eQualed Dye; ..
Red II makes black. 10 brown tra nsfOrms q grey,
Aud keeps the fbrcs always from decay.
This mutchless rcvtazing Hair Dye. still holds ts
position as the most harmless and enicacious Hair
Dye in THE WORLD. Prepar ed and sold, whsle.sls
aud retail, and applied in ten private at CR
TLD1RA-s, No. @ AsToR HOUsE. BROADWAY, NEW YoRK,
States. Va rs..a ,-a #ea". I- "a
AGExTs-John d. Park and Scion Palmer, ciu-
einnati, Ohio. .,...s. .....
March s, J851-1y. tse -., a..
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PhajOA'x PaPhiOn LOti0NJ
OR, FLORAL REAUTIFIER.

II the skin and complexion, and for curing ch.sns6
Hands, Face, Lips, Tan, Sunburn, Freckes Pimplsss
scalds, Burns, etc. sure and safe for the TsS
is very soothing 10 the skin. Il keeps he han5s
sof and white, and for a iBnamations OF the skim
will be found to be great remedy. Price, ono doiss
per bottle. g,.s
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PhalOn's Chem. Hair Tnytgornto<

The most complete article Of tho kind syefnefof6ok.
fered to the public. II has stood the tesk HI twenty
years In this country, and not one OF the many huss
Feds Of limitations have been able TO c0mpete with Ia
for preserving dressing and Hair, ai4
keeping the head clear from dandFu, ete. II b tnes
hpabe; In short, u s everything the hair requeess
Frice dty cents and one dollar per bottle.
December IL, I656-6m 5T5@s ias9taA@
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0-TStephen Fisk, Of Norwalk, o., re-
Gently bled to death, from the nose.
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O1rC. M. Denis, of the New Orleans
Qa.) Pieguas, snd poet Of eopsidsrsble
Promisss died en Saturday, The 3Iss uis. 1 n !
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PRosEcuTsos FoR SELLING LIQroR.--
'Last week. the proprietor OF the Saloon
eommonly knownas the "Bulrs Head, ,"was
prosecuted for selling liquor in violston Of
law, After hearing of the case before
Justice ESos, bonds we're entered into
for his appearance to answer at the mex,
term Of Probate Court. This is move in
,fhe right direction, and we hope suits will
be brought against every maa who is known
10 violste the present liquor law. Some.
sbiag should be done, when ii can be, 70
stem the tide Of lawlessness which is now
siHsndaiing the country. -.