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In Christian world. Mary &c garland soafs!
Reoecea sweetens on = Hebrews ears;
Quskers for pure Priscilla are more clear;
And the light Gaul by ANXIOUS Ninon swears.
Among the lesser lights how Lucy shines!
What air Of fragrance Rosamond throws pund
How like a hymn doh SWEET Cecilia sOundi
Of Aarshas and Abigails. few lines
Have Dragged in verse. or eoarsest household
stuff
Should homely Joan be fashioned. But can
You Barbara resist, or Marian
And is not Clara for love excuse enoughf
Yet, by my faith in numbers, I profess.
These all than Saxon Edith please me less.
-Tn1h
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AN ACT
INo. AZ I

No. " AN All
To amend an act entitled AN art for the prevention Of
Gaming" passed March 18th. lo3l.
SECTION I. Be it eaaefeG By "a Gszeral -fsssMbty
Of tke state of Ohio. That any person bringing any
action or suit authorized W tn act entitled IAN ACT
for the prevention Of Gaming" passed March iS-!-si
for the recovery Of any moley or other valuable thing
lost by p syirg AZ any game or games, or by means oil
any bet or wager, shall be entitled to an order Tor the
arrest Of the defendant. before or after Judgment in Ia,
vor Of the plaintiff. on fling an affidavit in the ONCE Of
the Clerk o the Court in which the action is Trough
setting forth the special matter. showing the 'acts upon
which the action is founded, and also executing the
undertaking required by section one hundred forty
sever % the act entitled ian set 10 establish OF code 81
Civil Procedure, passed March II. 1883. and the pro
ceedines with respect to said order Of arrest shall he
in con ormity with the provisions Of the code Of Civil
Procedure in other cases Of orders Of arrest authorized
JOSEPH ~TRUESDALE.
Spea<er pro TEN. of The House az Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Susie, pro TEN.
Columbus, March II, Is57.
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lis better To brew beer,iiIan mischief;
to be smitten with a young lady than Tie
rheumatism; to fall into a fortune thai
into The sea; TO be pilied with a mother
in-lay Than the smallpox; 10 cut a tooth
Than a friend, TO stand a dinner than an
insult; to shoot partridges instead of The
moon; TO have the drawing of an artist
instead Of blister; and to nurse the ba-
by at any time in pref renee to your an
geri
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NJ II DII91 1AAN rAO-
l. TI0N-The Kidr appel AID the Rausomed. ia
true PERSONAL narrative % he life o. Peter Still. and
his wife wilma" during forty years OF slavery Eve
received at ADAMS.
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Place signifies nothing, virtue and phi
los o2hy. will thrive everywhere. provided
yeu miad your business. Never run into
3 hoie and shuu company. Let tie
woild have the benefit of a COOL exam
pie. and look upon al honest mlu.-AH-
Soxizs.
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Anne1ed, nnG pr:ees Of The celebrated Bone Solvent
Ageucy's Rsm-dies-Bone Solvent. IS cts, 50 cts and
one ,lollsr: Roster L:bim-nt. for strains, infamaIi.n.
sweeney. &c. p cents; appetite Feed, which is the
lest herse power in Americz, s5 cents Csent ny nrsiI
~ ctsl. Prairie leave Tonic, so eis-sent ~ mail at
sane rate Sept IL 1855
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EARM FOR SALE. | will sell quo

Il acres OF the north size Of my Farm in Bazetta. I
miles from Warren, On the Plank Road to Kinsman.-
The buildings are good, cost S+.DW' a short time ago.
The Farm IS well watered hy The Mosquito Greek.
Vhieh is the eastern bcrrdary; ? good Young orchard.
ard all other kinfs Of Fruit. Hay Scales and Ice
House, ~ acres good timber Price s45 per acre.
will also sell 80 acres OF the south side for go
per acre, which Is NEtered. and ahodf p acres good
timer along the Greek. ! prefer selling all together.
hut will sell rs 4hove- or 10 Suii the buyer.
Sept. ,. i-56-6E. FITCH B.. LEWIS
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AN ACT
mo. ALL

NO. all nv AOA
To amend sections e2s and 936 of the act entitled ian
act to establish a Code Of Civil Procedure passed
March II, 1883.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General dssemblg
of the STATE of Ohio. That section 225 OF the act to es-
tahiish a code of civil procedure, lie amended so as 20
read as follows: Section aSs. The defendant may, at
any time before Judgment, upon reasonable notice 10
the plaintiff. move TO discharge an attachment. as to
the whole or any of the property attached. and the mo-
tioa nav be heard and decided by the court in any
term or regular session thereof; or the notion may be
made, heard and decided by any Judge thereof, IN va
cation
SEc.e. That section 236 Of said act he 50 amended,
as 10 read as follows: Section 236. The proceedings
in the first article Of this chapter, subsequent to seciion
one hundred and ninety-three, inc:uiing the amend
ments heretofore made or by this act made theresa,
shall, 81 far as they are applicable. regulate the attach
ments authorize by this article.
SEc. 3 That original sections e2s and 235 Of said
act lie and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect from tie passage
thereof
JOSEPH TRUESDALE.
Speaker pro TEN. Of the Iou { Of Re representatives..
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Senste, pro tem-
Columbus. March IL, 1857.
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PHOTOGRAPHS!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ERA IN

IN The Photographic art Photographs upon paper.
SURPRISING in beaniy- durability. artistic eject. and
hfr-hke expression any style Of Portraits or Miniatures
ever before drawn BY a peneit Of light. For hnehess.
rouDdness. depth 6f light and shade ana richness Of
tore, they are wOnderiul-
The Subscribers return thanks for pass patro age.
and take pleasure in announcing TO the citizens OF War
ren and vicinity. that they are now prepared 20 take
Lif--size Portraits mounted upon caEvtss ant finished
I.lain, or eOlored in oil, crayon. Or Pastil. from 50 10
SlGO. and warranted satisfactory.
WSmaIl size Photographs can he taken upon paper
and mailed to any part OF the United States. At a very
shall expense
TPPanieuiar attention paid 20 taking Ot scenes
and landscapes. Also hkrtesses OF aecease't persons
TPDazuerrrofypss, OF Miniatures % deceased yer
sans. Iet5Srer poor, can lie n~asniEed to lie size and
Eistie perfect
4mhrotyPes taken for SLIGO and upwards,
T. PInStructions given in all branches OF Photo
graphy. upon reasonable terms
EMBIBER-c charges moderate. and LikenesSes
warranted 90 please. LEROY & RObBlNs.
Warren Sept. Il. 1856
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SPRING AND SUMMER.
Ladies and Gentlemen. read Gad profit!
FIT BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP

EFIT BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP
ply 70 irself with All exceedingly nice aaiter, Boot
or Shoe. which in point Of neatness, comfort and dnra-
bility, have never heeh surpassed. and probably never
equalled by any former arrival in the goodly town Of
Warren, You will find that articles Of this identical de
scriptiou are to be had at the shop Of the undersigned,
No3, Market street. where you are cordially invited to
call and examine his new and extensive stock, which
embraces the neatest and latest styles OF CATERS ani
other Laiies wear. with which our lady customers con-
not but he pleased. Gentlemen have also been CAREFUL
ly provided for, and the very choicest goods OF the mar
ket selected for them Determined to have none hut a
superior article, the subscriber keeps a sharp eye on
the market. Gentlemen can he supplied with either the
fire French the neat and comfortable calf. or the sub
sIantial stoga.
N. B. Work made to order and warranted 10 fit
Call at No. ,. Market -. nrst door east Of Smith &
NcComhs. [mas = 1851 D. II. u
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TuE AMERICAN HOUsE!-NEW

l. AT II OLD SrANDt-Tht
public are hereby notifies, that this welLknoSn house -
being fitted up - the proprietor, HENKH Lon, in .
style which will insure to all who may give him n call
ample Recommendations sno good fare The furnifurs
and :" 6ttings ny" generally viii be new. ami Of the best
description. No pains will he spared IN making il
Pleasant and comf0rtzhle. The situation Of the buikiins
being tine, and convenient for persons who c0ms t.
town. Mr. L. feels that with \ determination not TO b.
~oaslone- in his efforts to please, he DESERVES = lshers
share OF thai patronage heretofore Fouehsafed hin IS
the public. Give the AMERICAN a can and you win
come again- -.
Warren, APRIL hi .tis55.-H
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Abernaihy was sent for by an innkeep-
er, who had a quarrel with his wife, who
had secured lis face with her nails, SO that
the poor man was bleeding and much
dis6gured. Mr.. Alternately adn,onishing
the offender, said: 'Madam, are you
not ashamed OF yourself, 10 treat your
husband ihus-ihe husband, who is th..
head of all, your head, madam, in f.otl''
swell, Doctor" 6erc@ly returned the vi
rago, "and may | not scratch my own
head!"
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MERINOs. W, tay. III,
sPRING GOons


THE EMPIRE STORED
t~IDDINGS & M0EGAN. are nov receiying q
splendid assortment u N-E spring Goods. Their
stock viii be COMPLETE in all ne newest snd best styles
OF Ladies Dress Goods. Dress Trimmings. BAnnsts. Bon
net Ribbons I'm. .rOderies. &C. Also rnii -toek %
goods for Men and Boys wear. House furnishing
gOOis. Carpetin=s. Wall Paper. cTecksry, Groceries.
&c &e. Their sODds will be sold for prompt FGy
andst the psry f0resf YrIeeS. Al ample supply
their best fifty cent Tsz, lust received.
Warrer.Apr.2 :, Ic55-
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Arpr-oz's 0rFEcE. TrumHuli County. !
U.--sa Chin Aurii3 lS5r. (

hereby c. rtify. that I have compared the foregoing
laws win authenticated copies from the Secretary 0t
State, and find them correct.
CHARLES X. HUNr. County Auditor.
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DR- DAYS COMPOUND D%ANDELIoN sYR5P.
THE WORLD and il FRIENDS

DR. DAY'S COMPOUND DANDELIoN STRGP.
TO THE WORLD and il FRIENDSl
i 1 offer this Invaluable med Gins, for Spinal and
Liver diseases, Ague. Weakness OF the Back, Kidneys,
PalpitatiOn Of the Heart. Dizziness Of the Head, and
Consumption in its hrst Stages. All such affections
cal and viii be cured II used according to directions.
l derm il entirely unnecessary to give receipts as to
its rficaeious merits. as the patient will soon lie satis
Fed ~ use. thar il is tie Medicine above all others IL
is warranted To cure the above diseases. or the money
in every case, is refunded i say { - the afflicted. ty
this medicine, there can be no danger. as il is purely
vegetable made Of roots and haTks that grow in our
OWL climate.
1 have s wefl-known medicine, known as Days Diar-
rhea Cordial. that will cure the Dysentery Diarrh9s
or Flux, in common cases, in Eve minutes 20 three
hours. 1t is a mild cordial. and ayegetanie prepaTa-
ton. / also offer to the ,ublic. Days LinInsnt. for
sores, burns. sprains. bruises, tetter and ring worms
sore throat, or Inflammation. as being irfaliiable- 1t
is applied externally. Also DR.. Days Wash ana Pow
der for sore eyes.
The medicines are warranted. ami / risk my honor
and life. that they are genuine. and l vOueh to say that
they are the est medicines now oferel or IA ase- 1
say to the afflicted, las aside your prejudiees long
enough 20 TRY these invaluable remedies They have
not been got ur Tor a humfsus; the khowledge Of them
has not heen hatehed in the dark. or in a noment /
have had the knowledge Of them for years. and know
ii..ir worth ny experience, and have been persuaded
from time 20 time to compound and prepare .hem for
use. / have complied with these solicitations. and
the medicines will be found. for the present. only at
DR.. Days Barber shop. On Market street. 1 hold my
sell IN Ieadiness TO cure indamed and sore eyes, and
all sores, fever sores, or any external Inflammation up
opthe body. A L. q. DAY.
WARREN Oct sly
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co PARrNERsnIP NOTICE.

Toe undersigned formed a Co partnership on the first
day Of April, 1856. for the purpose Of trsnsActing the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city of Cievel9nd, under the partnership name and
style Of
DWARD & IDDINGS
The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchants to their large ST. OK 1i GrOcerie., before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed to { cir new and spacious Stores.
Nos aO2 and 2Hi CrawfoTd's Block, River Street, they
are prepared to offer goods as low as they can he bought
in This market. WM.
May :, l-56 If. HIRAM IDDING3
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TENTH ANNUAL SALE
FALL AND WINTER GOODSI
AT tInE
NEW YORK TORtti

We have just opened. and are how prepared to exhi.
bit TO our friends AM customers an unusually large
aad desirable stock Of goods, adapted 70 the season 10
which we shall be constantly adding for the next sixty
days. We invite all who W sh to buy good Goods for
q little money. TO call aud examine our STOCK. assuriug
them that we are Rscer 10 be EHdersold.
Sept "a. 1856. PARIS & WENTZ
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PUs1EsiI8D a. zUFTH;
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GOOD n%EDICINEs.

eases in this couitry. The Pills are IS so0d as the
Pectcral s,ta all cure more complaints. ~
ETsryhrfy Geafs noTs or less urglnz. Purge the
Hbsonf ron ~ iufrrr.1cs. Purge The ReEeIs liver
fal the gh.ss tisee-9i syst4u from - stri-si ons.-=
:Nsrgs ~ az iifl4ses which ias,e1 -. the lpd5. 20
rerk to -srtus. rit Tor siEssSes ge -hSasf ie emily
Of oil sg.. TaSe aEtidotes sariy and thrust it from
The system before 1t is yet too strong - yield.
Ayers Pills DO thrust cut disease. not only Ehsn 4
IS weak bat when IL has taken n strong hol'. Rad
the astounding statements % these who have seen
eurea. ~ thsm from dreadful ScrofGIa. Dropsy. Ulcers
Skin Diseases. khenmatism Neuralgia. Dy sp-psia. In.
tsruai Pains Rilious Complaints. Heartburn. Head
ache. 0Out. and many less DANGEROUS hut still Threat
euius ailments. sneh IS pireles on The face. warms.
business in the Head. co;ds. Viewers. Dy emery and
indeed every variety ~ofrompllints Zoe which a Purra-
tive Remedy Is required
These are no random statements, hut are sutheutica-
ted by your own neighbors AMI your own Phy sieians.
Try them once, nd Won will never he without them.
Price 3 cts. per Box-5 Boxeg for 81 nl. -
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nENTISTRY.-Dr. j. G. Burroughs,
~ having returned from a tour in the Southern
states, would inform his Old patrons. and others d'sir-
ing services in the line Of his profession. that he is
again at his post. sans rooms. corner Of Market and
Liberty sts., opposite the bank. DR.. Burroughs Is nov
in possession OF al 1.-THE latest improves ents in the con-
stIuction and insertion OF Artificial Plates, Palates,
Teeth. &c, either upon COIN. SILVER, or GuTIA Pa
CHA iase. and from his long experience in the most
Intricate and difficult parts Of Dental Surgery. he can
safely assure perfect success and satisfaction in all
cases. All operations upon the Natural Teeth perfor-
med with care, in the hest possible manner, warranted
TO lie as we'll done. as can be done by any operator in
the Uaited States. or Warren.
As many persons solicit Artificial Teeth. hut are I'M
willing to have their decayeI teeth extracted, and wait
sufficient time FOR 'he absorption OF the aiveozr pra-
cess, D=cessary for u set on gold or siliceons base, they
can have their dec4yed organs removed, and a set put
IN on Gutta Pcrcha. Immediately. to answer all the purr
p. ses o. the natural ones. These teeth can he worn
with perfect ease, are ieautifGl. highly popular and not
exI ehsive. Or. R. will hereafter be in regular attend
anCe At his ofice. where he will be pleas Ito ~waii.uPon
those who need his services. or council.
". B. would say TO the members OF the profession
who are DESTROYS OF obtaining the Gutta PerckI i'm
provenenis. that I am the authorized agent for grant
;ng Certificates OF light to use the Gu;ta Percha- and
giving Instruction in working the same. Charges mo-
,ierate. Cal! and see specimens.
ApriI 81. ls56-tf J. G. BORRUUGHS. NJ D.
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SECRETARY OF srATx's oFrIcE, |

SE1RETARY OF STATE sOffICE,
Columbus. fetruAry Ia. lr5f.
I herehyeertifv that the foregoing acts are correctly
copied frun the original rolls on file In this ofdce.
JAMES II. BAKER,
See-etery Of state.
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DONE SOLVENT-Fnr m, cure {

IL Young Ring Bone. SPAWN, SpleEt aud Callosi-
ties. Peculiar chemical alssOrbents uniting through
the aid of high pharmaceutical skill, with certain Olea-
ginOu- and BalsaD ic sui stances, possessing vast Re-
Cooperative pow eis, produces the Bone S0irest. which
presents TO the public the only reliable specific tend
lug 10 the relief Of the above terrible ills.
Empiricisri, for the last half century. periodically
sends forth adyenturers. who herald wonderful receipts
Or PECULIAR operations that enable TrOprietors to imme-
diately cure ever Ring Bone and SPAWN in the land.
Facts. however. stands prominently forth Of the reSEkS
of their use. at utter variance from the predictions Of
the Empires. Ia.
TPfKV The BoSE SOLVENT. It Is a preparation
based apoa knoWn laws o. animal economy and IS
specifically prepared TO act upon the Ahs0rseEts- Nh
Gus. snd CATtilAginous substances UPIf is Hot in
rsEded 70 Blister.
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PRIcE-1alfP Package. 81 IS. Full Paekaye, 50 50.
A Half Package is sufficient in a light case, and Il full
Package ia a most severe case, when taken according
to directions Soil Wholesale and Retail by T.. A.
through the States. Li'eral discount 10 trade.
n~t * Is5G
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PETER. CARTWRIGHT.

Some queer stories are told of this
; pioneer preacher. He had at one time
offended a certain Major l. who was
a fire eater, by The .boldness Of his preach
ing, and the first time they met the Ma ior
few into a desperate rage, and said if he
thought he would fight him a duel be
would challenge him.
"Maior," said |, very calmly. "if you
challenge me 1 will accept H."
"Well, sir" said he, 81 do dare You to
mortal combat"
"yery well. I'll 6sh; yen; and, sir"
saidf, according 10 The laws of honor, |
suppose it is my right to choose the YEA
.pons with which we are to fight?
Certainly +" said he.
"Well," said | "ihen we'll step over
here into this lot, and get a cople of corn
stalks; I think / can finish you with one.
But oh! what a rage be got into. He
eienched his f,ts and looked vengeance.
Said he,
"lf | thought | could whip you, |
would smite you in a moment"
.Yes, yes, Major L." said | "bul
thank God, you cant whip me; bu, DOM
you atienp to strike me, for if you dc,
and, the devil gels out of you into me. /
shall give you the worst whipping you
ever got in your life" and then walked
off and lEf him
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MACHINE SHOP.

THE HILL OF THE SHATEMUCK.
l. A beautiful new story by the Author Of the Wide
Wide World, at ADAMS.
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~ ship heretofore existing between VI. J. r. Treat
and VIM Edwards, under the drm Of Treat g. Edwards.
was dissolved by mutual consent on the lsL day Of
April, 1856. NJ. J. R. TREAT.
WM. Ed
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Rui, on once or twice a day. "a swab is very eonveai
ent to spPlyit with. pouring the Solvent on swas land
apply With \ brisk snation 20 the xnected parts. 70
Stock Al large iB TIL heIt, run on occasionally as con
veE ient A cure Is facilitated ~ attaching 10 the parts
a ring hanGsge uf thin shseting. stuffed with c.sttnn-tJ
Re kept moist-ned xith solvent. Also, battle frequent
ly with salt ~nG Vinegar-remenber this.
i'm. B.-Tx0 Dollar Bottles sent free, by Express.
to any EsilTead station 4 the Atlantic States. upon re-
~ception Of the price by mail Address
bone SOLVENT AGENCY.
Warren, Truml1il Co.. o.
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WARREN FOUNDRY, PLOw 4
wv SHOP. a
wAKREN FOUNDRY.

Tie attention Of the citizens ~ this and adjoining
Cnunties-i is called TO the large ssnrtment Of Castinrs
Of various kinds nov manufactured NJ the
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rNo. "a AN ACT

PIcsiuent {
Columbus, March 10. 1851
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A HARD Hit,

A number of politicians, all Of whom
were seeking offices under government,
were scattered on The tavern porch talk
ing, when an old topper, named D.,
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CATTLE POWDER Breining, From
" field L Co.'S Celebrated Vegetable Cattle Powder
cont antiy on hand and for sale in large OF small guam
BY the subscribers, who are soie Agents for this
n
N. b. None are genuine unless procured a. Of
March IL. 1S52-H ca NJ M0SER. Ag'ts.
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T COOKING GLASSES. u few left, will
II be closed OUT at cost. call soon, at
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

The NEw MINISTER TO THE UNITED
STATEs.-l ord Napier having been ap-
POINTED the representative Of her Majesty
al Washington, on the occasion of the
completion of diplomatic intercourse be-
tween England and the United States,
will lesve for America on the 7th of
February, ard will be accompanied by
the new consuls TO be appointed in the
place Of those whose ereguatur had been
Withdrawn last summer.
Lord Napier ,s not Peer of the Uni.
ted Kingdom. He Is only Scotch no.
bleman, but he is the representative OF
one Of the most illusirious families i'm
British history. and, whatever his own
personal merits be, he is related % an
immense number Of herocs and distin-
guished men. He is descended from
the renowned Sir John Napier, Of Nor.
chistan, ~ho invented logafithms; his
father was the well-known Chinese com.
missioner. and bis maternal grandfather
is Admiral. the Earl OF Dundonaid, who
distiguiriIed himself, ahen Lord Coch-
rane in the service of the South Amesi-
can Provinces, in their war OF iDdepen-
dence. and in the Greek wsr.
He belongs TO the family Of the histo-
rian Of the Peninsular war, Of the gallant
hero of Suicide. and Of the eccentric Ad-
niral Napier, Of whom we have lately
heard SO much. Lord Napier was fof-
merly attached TO the British legation in
Naples; and since The close Of The Cri-
mean war he has been residing on bis
estate in Scotland. He il represented
as grave man Of business, but ss he Is
thiEty-eight years old. and has not been
sent oH an independent mission Lefore.
il is 30; prcbsble that he is a man of
brilliant intellect. He is married, and
has children. 10 addition 20 Sco.ch
peerage. he Is Baronet of Nova Scotia.