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Dated Aptil 81, lsiT.
AMENll.il,NT NJ. 3.


Re'o'rr' hy h5 Gr'c'1 i'rrbiy II The Stat
~ Ohio three c.liIhs IL Thu ilunh"ra elected Il
zach branch cur"urr'u" therein, that II he an,
hereby IL proposed tu the "lrct"i, "f the state
"a vote on the second Tuesday nf October next
Ia approve or reject tho following amendment
~ y substitute fnr the scrond AMI third sections
~ tho Twelfth article ni the Constitution.
All properly, personal and real. shall be- sub
jert In taxation by u unllim rule, at the true
value thcre"f in money. hat such deductions
from credits inny lee ai!ne I'd Il. tho Gonncral
Assembly may duelu exp"d"ut; Provided. thn,
hurying grounds public school houses and all
othor public property, and a'l institutions oi
purely public charity anG All houses used "N.
susiv0Iy far public worship, shall hc exempt
from taxaiion; and Il the total value Of the
personal property of any pcrson shall not "N
cead MY dOars. the same may l." exempt
from taxation. All properly cmplyod in hank.
ing shall always boar n burden taNniinnof equal
!" that Imposed ON tho lro. erty OF indyid'
pals.
Y. Il. NtN WORRIES,
Speaker Of tho lIuus" "t Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
Prce;tunt Of the senate.
natcd April 3D., 1881.
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NAtcd hprl 81, IS;;.
AMESpuENr. Sn. .


Rs,oired by The General .isSrnbIgofhe STATE %
j1hio rhroc ni(hs of tlr members elected 10 each
House concurrinc therein, ila, II h.. and here
ky is. proposed IT, the electors nj this state IA
vnic on tie second Tuesday of Ociol,cr next,
upon the approval 0r ~, icctiun "filic following
amendment, as n subSiitgin for the nitl and
Sixth sections oithc fourth artjrl" oi the Ton.
t,ituion. viz; Sis.a. Dis,rici'"urS shall be- held
IN each county aiiInst once In ca0h year. by
onc or more bisiric, Judges elected by the
electors of scpcrn,c districts Ia h- prescribed
l,v law. who shall hold their office fnr Ave
wears. and during their continuance IN office
shall reside IN tie diriri for which they arc
eloctrd. Tue provisions oi thn fourteenth sec
tion Of tits article shall apply tu District
Judges. The Gcnrral Assembly may 10y Law
authorize the Judges ui the District Court aud
al tho courts uf common pleas. tu iiX the times
ofhudng tl",r r'Pcciirs cmUts, Ini.l District
Judges shall have been elected and qualified
Disfrict Ctsonr shall Ia hrId hy the Judges al
the Supreme Court and at the Court oi Common
Pleas. as now authorized. Sec. 4. The District
f"ur, shall have such jurisdiction as may be-
provided by law, and the judges thereof shall
hav6 and exercise such power and jurisdiction
Ut chnmhprs, and may be required Ia sit u,
)ud:ps lf ihr courts Of Common Pleas as shal
tr directed T.! lay. "
II. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker oftlc House oi Representatives
THOMAS u. FORD.
Pres dent Ol the Senate.
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Read what pr. Bushnell SAYS nf the Grfcn.
berg Medicines. pr. II. isap physician of oXtcn.
>iNe practice and one Ot the most successful III
the county (TrumhulD in which he resides.
This crrtiiics that have used the Gr.rien.
berg Pills aud Mirshall'S Ca,h"lcon Sold here
byJ. II. e. johnson, III my practice. tu my On.
the satisfaction. 1hey are good ]If1icincs.'
Dl.. G.. ". BUSHNELL.
Hartford Trumbull Co., a.. March :. i~,7.
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| am physician of thirty years practice
Ny principal study has been d'~clScs "f ir.
males. They have generally halllcd my best
'lr'rrs, Obtaining the materials composing
Marshall Uterine Cathocuu, | wits pleased
with them. gave the medicine a ialr trial. and
found myself abundantly successful Ia my
former practice could only mitigate the synIp.
toms Otahnut half the eases and ruuld not cure
unc in ten. Now can radically cure seven
teen in twenty, and can mitigate the rest.
consider MarshallS Cath"licnn the greatest
blessing Ia females have over met with.
JAS. II. WILLIAMS. VI. b., Charleston.
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A New aud Important Discovery in tn,
Science Of Medicine.

A New aud Important Discovery in the
Science Of Medicine.
DATENT OFFICE SEAL or GREAT BRIT.
FHARMACIEN do PARIS, and IMPERIAL col.
IEGE ofMEDlCiNE, VIENNA. sold wholesale
and retail by Dr. II. a. Harrow, Member ui
the Imperial College of Vienna, and Royal Col.
loge 0f Surgeons, London, who may be person.
ally consulted Al his residence, i61 Prince street
lew blocks west ui broadway, y. ", from IL
\. NJ, ill 2, l.. NJ, and from t'tl 4. NJ, (Sun
days excepted, unless by app"inlmcnt)
Triesemar No. .,
l. remedy for Relaxation, SIrrmainrrhua,
and all the distressing consr,l r,lucnccS arising
from early ahuse, indlscrniniir rArcSSrS. ar
too long Residence IN hot climates. II has re-.
stored bodily AMI sexual strength anl yignr Ia
| thousands who are nov In the enjoyment ui
health and the functions al manh,"d; and
whatever may he the cause or dis qualifications
for narringc, they are cilcctualll suhducd.
Triescmar No. 2,
Completely and entirely Cradratcs all traces ol
Gon0rhra hot h IN It's mud aud aggravated form,
elects, Structures, Irritation al the Bladder,
NonrcteniiOn oi Urine, Pains ot the Lions and
Kidneys, and thusc disorders for which CopaiyI
and Cubcbs have 50 long been thought an anti
dotc.
TriesemRr No. 2,
is tho great Continental remedy Tor syphilis
and Secondary symptoms, Scrolula, and all
Cuiancous ErImmns, rrmoying aud ,xuvllinp
IN It's course all impurities from ,hovtal stream,
30 as altogether I" eradicate the virus oi dis
ease, md expol II by insensible prrspiration
through the medium oi the pores m the skin
and urine,
II Is u never fiilins rcmcd. for that class oi
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disorders which English Physicians treat with
Mercury, to the inevitable destruction II the
patients constitution, and which ;il the Sarsa.
parilla IN the world cannot remove.
TRlESENAR No. l, Q, and 3, are prepared In
the form OF lolcnge, devoid VI taste OF smell,
aud can he carried ia the waistcoat pocket
sold Ia Tin cases, and divided Ia separate doses
as administered by Valpesn Lalleulln, Roux,
l!icord. &C., &c. Price 81 each, or iour cases
IN one for 80. which saves 80. ciid IN s2T eases,
"herehy there is = saving vi sg.
N1hG are genuine unless the EngraviHys Of
lhc scals VI the Patent Office VI England the
'cals oi The Ecplc de Pharmacie dr PARIS. aud
u" IMPERIAL College OF Vienna are aiiScd upon
'ach WRAPPER aud around each case limitations
~" liiule to the scvercst penalties uf he Law.
special arrangements enable DR. Barrow tO
forward immediately, on receiving II remit.
thhcc, The sSaud larger sire eases Of rre-cnar.
fREc OF CARRIAGE, 10 any part of the world.
securely packed and properly addressed, thu,
insuring genuine European preparations and
protecting tho public from spurious and por
uiCiOus limitations.
Attendance and Consolidation from II A. W.,
I'LL p. NJ. and from ill Ia tliceNvnng.
la PniNcH SrRrtT, u few Llncks west Of llruad
way, New York. lMay L. l.ji.-Iy.
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ASChOlarShip
PATENT MEDICINES.
POPULAR OPINIONS
or THE
Grafenberg Medicines
II,r1r"up, Trumhull County: Ohio.

HNElfONb TrumhuII COIiniy, UhiO,
March :, lsjI.
| hereby certify that have been dealing IN
ilic Gr;rlrnhcrg Medicines for the past five
Years aud can truly say that have never of
irrcd any medicines to the public that have mel
with the decided appreciation of the people
Ikr these; particularly the Pills aud Cathul
con. They sell readily, and perform all amt
more than Is promised Tor them. ! have solt
about titly bottles OF the Cath"lirun the past
season, and hear the best results In every ease
j. II. e. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
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FA7MERs
10 TEACHERS.

.@ollE Board Of School Examiners, for
q Hancock county, will hold a session
Tor the pulpoSe of examining teachers, at
the Union School. room, in FindIay, on the
first Saturday of January aud the first Sainr.
day of February, aud he first aud thlrd Sat
urdays Of every month thereafter, commcnc
ing at ten until further notice hc given.
W. X. LEONARD,
Clerk Of said Board.
Findlay, Jan. ., 1851.
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o. JUDSON 4 co


A VALUABLE out.Iot, Of "a acres, In Nye's
IA 0utLots, thrco.fourths of a mile west OF
Main St, Is also offered for sale cheap.
Findlay, June IL, 1857. 49, II. l.. M'KEE. 3
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

COUGHs,C COLDS, ,HOARsENEss, IN. .LU-
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, wHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
md for the relief Of eonsunpt,c patients In advanced
tages Of the disease.
We need not speak to the public Of It's virtues
Throughout every town. aud almost every hamlet Of u.
American States its wonderful Of pulmonary
olaints have made 1t already known. Nay, few III,
amilie~ ia any civilze country this continent who
personal experience VI Its effects; and fewer yet h,
communities any where which hAye not among then
living trophy of its victory the subtle and dan
gerous Diseases Of the threat and lungs While II Ia IN,
qos powerful Antidote yet known to for the formi
fable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs
also the peasantest and safest remedy that be
ployed for infants and ysung persons Parents shoult
II In against the insdious enemy that steal
ipon them unprepared We have abundant grounds n
oeieve the CnERRr PICTORIAL lives by the
umptons II prevents than those II Keep II by
you and your colds while they durable, neg
sct them until human skill master tho inexorabs
anker that fastened the vals, eats your life away
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorder, and ~
hey know too the virtues Of this remedy need not d.
than to them 1t is still made the beat Il can
We spare no cost, no care no toll 10 produce the
most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely
the beat agent which skin furnish for their cure
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
AND SOLD BIZ
On. 4. LASGwoRruY Eindlay, o.; J. r. DYE
Van Buren,; u. S. DARRAH, Mt. blanchard.
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CLEvrLlNn. Jnnc g2. l,it.


Mn. II. Is kINGsLrY Dear Sir: In July. ISIS,
Twas taken with AN ordinary summer complaint
tor which | neglected taking any remedies.
hoping that II would soon stop uf itself; but III
about three weeks | commenced passing mu-
Gus and blood. aud grew very weak, SO that
was unable To do half days work. applied
tn physicians, and was doScd first with "piatcS,
next with pills made of Beltaduns and Nitrate
Of silver took injections of Nitrate nf Silver all
all doing no good. ] next took various home
remedies; recommended by nurses and old IL.
dies; neither did they do me good. Again re-
turned To the care oi the physicians, and WAS
dosed with any quantity 0fthc most powerful
astringcnt known 10 the profession, Uann.) but
all to no purpose. ! next tried Homeopathy,
which, for a time, helped me, but they could
not advance beyond Il certain point towards a
cure.
From my experience unhcsitatingly pro-
nounce il the hest Dysentcry medicine ever
made, and would heartily recommend its use Ia
every one with like difficulty. lam led TO make
this statement To the public, through gratitude
for the blessing II has conferred upon me, and
through the hope that Others like afflicted, may
reap the benefit of its use.
Yours, respectfully, j. H. HART.
For sale by A. Langworthy and d. Dixon,
Findlay; Hpkms 4 Co., Gilboa; Dye, StrOther
4 Co., Van Buren,, and by agents in all tho prin-
cipal towns in Ohio.
ii. u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
June 10, ls5T.--ly. Agent for Ohio.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

HANcOCK JEEFEts,AIAN isooL a.,i
i l. job Printing oHlce.--Thc Publishers hay
ny gpIocurcd large supply Vi various kinds y,
nc" liPf, aud having, ia su' C"ssttll operation
one Of
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y. Y. ADV ERTISEM E\TS.
HAIR DYE

I>ROM ALBERT q. RICHARDSON'S
i Western AdyerliScinga nd CORES !"ndn-
Oiiicr, No. $50 broadway. y. Y.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

hV.B. bEE, ~, would respectful announce
~ that hc has permanently l"catcd ~ Findlay.
where lI wi attend tu all calls IN his profession,
Ollro aud residence uD west side of Main a..
IN the building formerly OccupicdJy 4 Youukin.
nearly opposite the new Presbyterian Church.
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Lawyers JOB POWER PRESSES

which are the Bis = JOB pRtssLs now ia use, and
IS capable Of throwing VII rnrrES nuSDRlD IN.
rnES sloNs rrG HoCR, aIe prepared ~ do Ill kinds
"i Job Work, such as Cards. PLAIN and Otna.
nIcntal; Circulars, Posters, Blanks, Bll.licad-,
Pro.ralpincs, Pamphlets, 6c. With their pres.
ont facilities, thoy fee confident that thct can
''r" entire Satisfaction, both u, n Ic.',id, eX
r'Uiluu and the rates charged.
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Tin WARE.
=: q

rINHE cheapest place in finday I" buy Tin
i Ware and get your work done Is ~
BUSlION 4 ADAMS.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR 1857.
MISSRS. BAKER. wilson 4 co.
ns< Are still ON hand. at their ole
kHJU stand, on Main street, where they will
s''-'-'~ be happy to wait on their old Gus
TONERS, and all the new ones that will favo
them with call. We have on hand
IA FULL STOCK Of GROCERIES
which We willsell cheap, for READl.pAY
Our stock OF leather is complete, consisting
lof
Sole, Upper, and Harness Leather,
FRENCH AND OHIO CALF SKINS,
Spanish and Slaughter Kip, Dressed and Tn
dressed Morocco, Patent Calf Linngs, VI
all kinds,
LASTS, SHOE THREAD, NAILS. PEGS, &C.
NJ We are bound Sur to be uSUERsoLp 10y
Any establishment in the west. m
ar Cash paid ior Hides, Pclts and Call
Skins. BAKER, WILSON, d CO.
Findlay, Feb. llih, 1867.
. .-----------.------- -------. - ----------
IL kinds OF Boot aud shoe Findings. ~
n BAKER, WILSON cos
Nay %, Isj7.
COLE AND IPpEit I.EhriiEi,, always on
- hanisat B,EEH. WII.SON y to.'s.
nAISER, WILSON ~ co, pay the highest
ID price IN cash, for Hides; car skins. and
-lrcp pcll,. MAY - lSi1
tI,ANNERS : OIL. u Ne. article. Icy the barrcl
/ or gal, AT oBAAER. WILSON ~ co.'s.
May ~, lsj7. d"
IuNRNEsS IETAIil:tt at
Ill BAKER. WILSON & cos.
May %. 1857.
WYE have lust received u lot ut French Cali
w skins, which view III sell cheap. Call aud
See them BAkEE, WILSON co.
May %, ISL.
uvANTEp. $50. 900 feet uf Black walnu,lum.
w Der, first quality for which cnsh WI be
paid by J. PARKER.
March 1856. ,f
BY EXPRESS.
NxTIILAs.- .---Thr latest Paris styles, lust
WI received ut H. NEWELL :
DluAsOLs.-snk, Cotton and Ginghom, all
STYLES and prices, at II. NEwELLs :.
7 ADIEs' BONNETs.-Thc best assortment
i Of spring styles, at H. NEWELL II
BoSSEr si RIBBONS ''''" '''" SsNH'Es, S'S HntsYs'
A GOOD assortment uf Men and Boys Palm
n Leaf l,.shurn aud Panama Hats. CllEAP,
nt NEwELIs
NiSSE "! fine ''''"'''' Robes are u il. "$ S@. %@"
I ADDE'S, call and examine those fine En-.
/ 4 bruidcrcd Collars, ~ NEWELL =
DRILIIANT.--'rhs new style OF G"udS. Just
ID received, At NEWELL :
4 ANNs! s!LAWNS.--lirown Black and Print
/ ed Lawns, all prices AT NEWELL :.
----------. ..----- 10
DLAlN and Figured lirragcs. OreandieS and
priancS. Just received. at NEwELLs.
4, LOVES, NITTs, and HOSIERY the larS'
VI est stock in town, at NEwELLS :.
PRINTS, PRINTS.
30 ono YARDS Prints, spring and sum
CTACkS and piles of Ticking, Stripes, Apron
- Cheeks and Dcl.aucs. at NEwELL'S.
FARM ERSs
TINIlE pl,rr To buy your Mixture. CoIlonadcs.
i Farmers and Planters brill. cheap. is al
NEwELL'S.
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LD MI 8 HR

4 TOPPER KETTLES, always "n hand. =
7 large lot "fC"pprr Kettles ofour own nah"
~ reduced prices. BtSlION 4 ADAMS.
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THE "CLIPPER AIR.TIGHT,

FJNAKES wood three feet long. has an Elevated
i oven, H. cool in summer, aud warm IN win
ter. FOr sale by BCSllON Il ADAMS.
June ~, 1851.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Nv IL. ALnA<, Attorney M Law aud Nuia
w. ry Public, Pleasaniyle. tMcC"mb T..
-. Hancock co., q. fJan. 81. lS57..ic
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Bilious Disorders and Liver Com plants.

DKPAkfHHNf I
WASHINGTON, D. @, 7 Feb, 1866.
sn: I have used your Pills In my general and hospital
since you made them and cannot hesitate to
ay they the bcst cathsrtie employ. Their regu
aiing action on the rer quick and decided, consequent
they are ar admirable remedy dersngen Of that
Tgan Indeed, have seldom found Of bilious dc
use 70 obstinate that did readily yield to them.
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SCOUTING,

with or without the Improvement, on the inu-t
reasonable terms. PcrsutS VIM contemplate
building. viii find II to their interest, in cail
and examine the article, We are prepared di'u
4 al dtl all i,,dS of Inh Wnpk
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DEN rISTR Y.

EoltGE CONWAY, Fashionable Barber
~ ahi " liair.Drcsscr, (Main ST., cas-, side, over
l'">InE'hn' Groccry,) Findlay. Ohio.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, May 2l-Aldeman CLAScr, Prcside t,
II the chair.
The minutes were read and corrected.
.4Hofacr Police Prop0sSd.-Ald Harris, IF red
the following:
Re.sired TIA, Special ou,ee e,e be appointed by
tn Chair take iro co,ide ration the formation uni
opal DIV ad nigh; watch which shall be IL al respects Jude
ptnde; State authority control snd which ha be uuder
the exclusive jUTislctoa Of the Mayor and ComnonAty
Of ks City Of SewYok, and 70 report ordinance therefor
This was objected to by Aid. TICKER, owens,
and BLUNr, but adopted by & vote of ~ TO :.
AID. Harris, Banta, McConkey, Fulmer, AMI
Gritfiths, were appointed as the Committee.
resolution Ia procure portrait Of George W.
Matsel Chief of Police at the cost OF $50, Tor the
Governors room, was reicrTes to Committee on Arts
end Science.
Ald. OWNS offered the following which was sec.
ouded by AID Drake, but refused reading:
Uhod by the refusal Of the Board OF Aldermen 70 enter
tain the srpcatin Of the Metropolitan Police Board Tor the
u.e Of present and Of the
police and whereas Il il mandatory by law ssis
Commissioner in the event Of such refusal to provide Station
Hore. and chsrr thu to the County and whereas such
provision. viii involve annual expenditure Of At least w9
hundred Thousand dos and whereas the property applied
Rc,olrcd That this Board do proceed consider and
grant th, application Ct said Commissioners.
Nmuatoz - Aid. DRAKE calico up the May
or's nomination of Charles Fletcher rs Inspector Of
Vessels and moved confirmation, which was carried
ctr AccOHRts-A resolution came from the Coun-
cmen 10 have Committee 10 inquire into the ac-
counts of the Controller and report their condition
and that $500 be appropriated to pay clerk hire for
said Committee.
Aid. BLUNT moved as an amendment that the nyes-
tigaton also extend TO the Street Commissioners De
partment, the City Inspectors aud every other de-
partment of the city government.
Aid. MoSEGHAs hoped the Controller investigation
would be separate for in his opinion, the $500 would
be little enough for clerk to the Committee on that
subject alone.
Aid TUcKER said he did not see the necessity OF q
clerk or accountant; the Committee should do the
work themselves, and they will know what to report
about He therefore moved to strike out the $500,
which was lost. The resolution from the COuncilmen
was adopted, and AID Blunts amendment lost
The Board adjourned TO the first Monday in June.
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NeiuDarkDailp Gribn,ta
PUBLIC MEEIINGS.
NEw.JERSEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The New-Jersey Historical Society held it, quarterly
meeting in Newark yesterday. There was but small
attendance. The venerable Chief Justice Horn
BLOWER presided The report of the Treasurer shows
the sum of fifty dollars on hand. The Librarians
report exhibits that there are 1000 pamphlets and
9 100 volumes in the Library. The Society are labor
uc in the work OF rairing ~hsr"with 10 erect
a Fire Proof Building Depository and the matter
was discussed at some length. CLEANED from the
remarks made by various gentlementhat contributions
are not made with that hberality which accompshes
great results.
The Society was then addressed by Lieut.. Vele,
whose subject was the Footprints of the Patriots of
the Revolution" In a concise and lucid mannerth the
spe aker traced the principal events of the war which
occurred on the coil of New jersey and vicinity, be-
ginning with the battle of Long Island, following the
retreat of Washington the State and abiding
TO the great depression caused in the army aud among
the people by these reverses. Then followed clear
and glowing description of the attack on the British at
Trenton: the strategy of the march IN the night 10
Princeton, and the battle at that pace description
of the march of Clinton from Philadelphia to New
York, with very full ard explicit description of the
hattie Of Monmouth & part Of which was the official
dispatch Of Clinton himself.
The address vas illustrated bya large and well
executed map Of New-Jersey, showing the routes oi
both armies in their several marches across the State,
and the location Of all the battles. This valuable
map was presented to the Society by the MAKER
Lieut.. yiele This address-concSe in language ap-
propriate in description, and excellent in sye-was
made mole interesting by the military knowledge OF
the speaker, who freely commented on the causes Of
failure as well as success and has 40 doubt impressed
in tie minds Of. those who listened TO it more de-
fined and wehcsted recollection of the events 81 the
war than they before possessed
Lieut.. Vieles address was the principal feature Oh
the session. which was not prolonged At it, termha-
tion tLe members dned together according to CUSTOM