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,MrsSnMrNr NO. 3.

Resolved By the General Assembly oftha State
Ohio. Three,fths Of the members elected TO
each House cohcurring therein. that It be, and
hereby is, proposed to the electors Of this State
10 vote on The second Tuesday Of October next
upon the approval or rejection Of the following
amendment. as . substitute forthe fifth and sixth
sections of the fourth article Of the Constitution,
VIZ: SEC. 5. District Courts shall be held 10
county At least once in each year, BY one or
more District Judges elected BY the electors Of
dissrictsto be prescribed By law, who shall
hold their Office for 5 years; and during their con.
tinuanee in office shall reside in the district for
which they are elected. The provisions Of the
fourteenth section of this article shall apply to Dis
trict Judges. THE General assembly may by law
authorize the judges Of the District Court, and o.
the Courts Of common pleas, to ifs the times o
hoIdiup their respective courts. Until pistric
Judges shall have been elected and qualified .distrie
Courts shall be held BY The Judges of the Suprein'
Court and of the Courts of Common Pleas, a
now authorized. SEC. g.. The District Court shal
have such jurisdiction as may be provided by lev
and The Judges thereof shall have and exercise sucl
mower aud jurisdiction at chambers, and, may b,
required to st as judges ofthe court Of Common
pleas as shall be directed by law. $
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Sneaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD, q
President Of The Senate.
Dated April 3, 1851.
L : E+E HLfZ# FHN- N##HHE# 8N
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CRINEsE SUGAR CANE.

Ann OTHER RARE AND VALUABLE SEEDS.
FUhe subscriber has just received a supplyo i the gen.
uine Chinese Sugar cane from the latest importations
which he Is prepared to furnish in packages sufficient
10 plant four rods of gronnd-single packages 20 cenls,
: paokaees for one dollar; IL for Two dolafs; 100 Fl
sixteen dollars by mail, post paid, TO any address in the
United States un Ter s 600 miles.
Beard less Barley, Japan Peas, Wyandot prolific
corn. King Philip improved and the Excelsior sweet
corn. Orange and Ice cream Watermelon, Buena Vista
Beans. and Chinese Asparagus, tel annual plint per
fectIy hardy and easy Of cultivation in same quantities
and same price The entire list for 81 or q Selection
OF s for 81, sugar cane Included.
Tsenty FIVE varieties of choice Flower seeds 81 BY
mail, &c oon =
tbe Reardless bailey in the States: Territories and
Canadas. within the last three months, and has about
10 OOo more for distribution which he will be pleased
n send IA SINGLE head to any person who will send his
sddsess On i mr. epaid envelope. Also for g~fatuitoui
distribnton Poland Oats and Mexicrn wild Potatoes, BY
mail IN packages Of A, 8 aud sixteen ocnces, These
viii be forwardedto and address on the receipt OF Che
postage, which is 6 cents per ounce under 5000 miles
30 cents over 3, ZOO miles or in the Canadas..
Seedsmeu, Merchants, Farmers clubs, wishing TN
genuine seed Of this Sugar Plant, IN q Convenient Torn
ior retailing or distribution, will find 1t the least troubl
md exnense to procure it from the Subscriber. Draft
on Eastern Banks would be preferred for suns OF 8
D md over but bills on specie paying banks vii De thanh
, fully NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF a dollar IN postage stamps
{ Give vonr address, in full and plainly. Address.
l. w. briggs, West Macedon, wayne oo,N I.
i rw-Pnhlishers Of newspapers who receive ABOVE az
4 vertlsement marked, and give Ntrotn oae 70 three II
!. ss ions fsending : copy Of paper containing same !
shove sadres.l viii receive by mail, post paid, the III
Of seeds enumerated in secon paragaph--S2 worth.
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t,eseyapaous > -soFpvmEloss. bufths 0saara ~
sembly aaya snass speeisljavaafeoth n1aeot
generations ID peculiar eases. and may make spe-
s;sf .soxis;ons n regard 10 corporations IN eases
vbkfs from tbeir pssulaf looziiOa or iutefestssaep
so~sal psovisf,as are required sud may from time
* time atef of tensai At saeh laws IS Afe aa-
,hoazel by ibis section, So
- n. H, VAN WORRIES. :,
Speaker Ofths HOae Of RePfsssotsuses
al = THOMAS H. FORD.
President of the Senate.
Dated April Sd. 1851.
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ErA plain spoken woman recently visited a
married woman, and said to her SLOW do you
~coutsive to arnase yonEselff"
"Amuseg'' said the other, staring; 'do you
NOT know that have my homework to doY''
aYes," said The other. Il SEQ you have Il % do,
but as Il Is negef done. Iconeluded you must have
some othsF way Of passing your time."
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At q party q few evenings since % . young
gentleman named Frost was eating an apple ~ .
suie. corner by himself, a young lady cane UP
spd .gaily asksd him swhy he did nel shaTs with
heFgS rsah bia
He good naturally turned the aide which was
Dot bitiea towards hsr, saying; ThsTs taAs y u
Won wish "ssasa y sisg srs q gaa ~
..sNo, | thank you" she exclaimed looking al
him archly; Il would rather have one that y mol
frost bitten"
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81 An examinstiou COMMITTEES, about 70 test
theespacities Of an individual for school teaching
put TIE following queztionsto hin; .fI.
eat what tune did France produce her great
est geSSeral7' ~
''At what pedodp' pausing and scratching bis
head. ast what-ahi you've got me there'
"Well, was L. before or after ChflstE'
sBe(ore, or after Christ Before or after
Well, old hoss you have got me again"
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PdskY WIZ. ~

A middle aged farmer aud his wife we're en-
loving 3 winter evening eOzily together, when the
conysaABou turned apOn religious matters a. DC
scribed IL The Bible, which the man had open be-
fore him.
aWifsp said The farmer .I'Ye been thinking
what baune sabhaS Solomob nest have bad y hs
day, with j many wives &c, @h here represent
ted"
aIndeedr' said the wife somewhat SMILED
SYOu had better think Of something else, thea
A pretty Solomon You would make truly; you
cant take proper carersf one wife. MhsA s1hg
nre you would cut khAn. with . dOzeff wives, ant
all Il them as sPunky as | am"
The farmer took his bat and went to The sta0b
10 feed the cattle for the night.
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GwnmpHsHwawz


A iauxhS be iseiaeut ocenFed fTesaslys tae 81
...,>,.ness ofmkA. ms = oapfss Tn %
=, ,lsn,aa FARMER. bo had tso handsome daugh
ssrs was . eautOus efasshSge that be would
NJ, peuui. lhusH 70 keep The company OF young
,nsa MaAser KiagqeHeed la mloNing a1pe-
lieat4s A.pt tmArsdpAa 6Fth4h 4oseis- After
,he old msn retired 10 rsg, the girls Heuld bang
! shess out II tbe window, and beaux would seize
holl Of "a saa mith4b e assistance Of his lady lore,
who tnrre liumtlF, above, would TINS gam IN en-
trance. hc8 halPsael one evening that sbe
Girls hug o6t ne bOst too early, fSr the old cen.
l,lemsa 6y some III wind was aecldeatallg, around
The eorssr, and spring the saeeE could got coplee-
ture the meauaag II rs being there 50 be caught
hold aux to Is rdE i down; tAe girls epOfes
sapoOAs u ohs6G hsh bsAax, begAA 20
lsst, aal did MOI discover the mlslske ~ the OLD
mans heal VS. laFel with the window 81, whea
osssasaf ahesa ezslaiast -~0hsLord Us DAD
"a q letting 90 tbe Sheet down e'ule Tue Old gen
re maa u,.on the bard ground, dlsloeat'ng one
s~r-oat1sf which copyBced bfn that 70 make CID
ara IDS out Of bisdaa4bakN@4 anmt9 hes %
q sly accomplished, aud Withdrawing all further
opposition ~ their keeping company, he was s00a
= father in-av@ So
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R~fso1rea, by TIE General Assembly , DE
Ssats Of Ohio, three fhhs Of the members elected
to each House eOneuning therein, that il be, and
hereby Is proposed 70 The electors OF this State, TO
vote, on the second Tuesday Of October pext, up
on the approval o. rejection Of The following
amendmeal as an additional section TO article elev'
en- of the Constitution. Every county which now
is. or may hereafter be entitled to more than one
Senator, or Representative for the residue OF The
present deeenniaf period, or Cor Al, or any portion
Of anvb subsequent decennialpesiOd thall be disi-
ded into as many Senatorial and Representative
districts as there nay be Senators or Representa-
ttiyes elective 10 any year OF the present. or any
subseouebt aeeeanial period, which districts Shall
be Of c~outicu6ps tdfaeFy, spd each district shall
contain a. nearly a rsiio Tor Senator or Represent
alive As Is attaInabie, without Violating the rule
herei0 given as 70 coutiguity Of t%erntcry ana
without dividing any township, election preclnc', o.
&ard. If ANY Representative or Senatora es-
trictl composed Of two or more eOunties SHALL y
reason Of any excess Of population ever . fatio,
be entitled 10 additional Representatives o. sena-
tons for any portion Of tue preseat OF apy sqbse.
ouent decenhial period, the district shall be DIVIDED
J, into stwo districts for 1eaeb portion OF such de-
: ~cenniaF PEI ioa, which Shall be contiguous territory,
and each Shall contain Is near q ratio IS y AtIalpa-
a lbie without dividing counties. 1Ul
If Ofreason By the annexation Of one Senate,
rial district 70 another, there shalt be ANY eSce-s o.
q population over d Senatorial ratio, which shall b
"a entitled to additional Senatorial representation 10
If any portion Of auy decennid period, each district
i. as now constituted, shall elect one Senator.
MI Counties shall be divided into districts BY To
county commissioners or such other board oil ON
GERS elective and resident in the proper county :
}. may be provided by law. AT least four month
prior to the general election in l86s, the co9nn'
10 entitled to more than one member OF either nous
II shall be divided into districts for the residue Of U
Of present decennial period, and at least four month
ed prior to the geuerel election in the first year
q. each subsequent deceunial period, the counties Ell
10 titled to more than one member for all, or any 20
If ton Of such decennial period, 10 either or bot
q. houses, shall be divided into districts for the Who
ms Of tue deeenuial period. A description Of Il
to district Of each county shall be published as mi
nd be directed By the comfy commissioners o. as All
be prescribed BY law.
IN. Il. VAN WORRIES.
7, Sneaker ofthe House OF Representative.
81 - ~ ~
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arAn ahssp. minded editor having saartad

IN aseFs InhiueUF having St.''"u "
girl applied 10 her father the old man sad
wei YOU want my daughteF-what aCrs Of a
settlement will you makei- What will You give
her9 Z Yrgaa ann on1L
Give hst9 replied lha other, locking up vacant
". oh I'll eivsshsr . puff .s
Tahe bet replied che father ~.
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gran old gentleman of eighty-lour, having
taken To the altar a young damsel OF aboutsixteen'
tbe clergyman said 70 himi 4, -,
tsThe font i. al The other end Of the church.
sWhat do | want with the fontf" asked The
.Oh. / beg your pardon said the clerical wit,
~ thought you had brought this child to DO chris
tened" .e asaa H
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WAYNESBURGH, OHIO.
WE ESPEC1FJLLY ANNOUNCE To
w the citiz s of Carroll, Stark aud adjoining eoun
ties, that we have now on han a large aud well Sc
lected stock Of Hardware of all descriptions, such az
Iron, Nails, Glass. Sash, Carpenters Joiners, and
Cooper's tools of all kinds, usually kept BY the trade
We invite farmers and builders 20 eau ana examine
our assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
Saddlery,
Harness,
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Cane Seat Chairs.

xrrA INIT. Maple and Rosewood imitation, large
M arm cane seat and cane back rockers, ladies' and
,s;.sssi cane seat, and cane back rockere. Also every
."s;asv az Windsor chairs, rocking chairs and settees
q ~ hsna a. NV shop, opposite Smiths Marble shop, Tor
U,s,ls orcupled BY Or. ]. s. Hunter, Main street. Car
routon, Ohio, ARsA1vA
nae 4. 56.sly II
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ginger's Sewing Machines.

The Great fsputation OF Sih gers Sewing Machines IS
founded on the fact, that they are perfectly adapted
to every variety Of work. and that each Que Of uenh
kept employed, viii earn not less than
One thousand Dollars a Year,
Al nsrsops desiring full and rel able Information a.
hon, ,bese maehines~sizes prices, modes OF purehas'
mo. IL. can obtain II b, applying, By letter or other
wise. for q copy of N. singer &CO.'s GAzette,a beau
si,nl njctorial paper, entirely devoted to Sewing Ia
chine interests. II viii be sent gratis.
Local Agents
TAINTED in very town in the United States, TO whom
liberal Inducements are offered ;.
N. b We have made arrangements WIN many eol-
tors aud publishers highly ptonIaole IN salslaefory {
,Sam and wish to make similar contracts wid every
newspaDer and magazine in the country. For iui
ns~,,irulars address i. NJ, SINGER, Il Go,
March -, ls37f-9m' S23 Broadway, New York
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swA clergyman once preached during the
whole Lent, 10 q parish where he @as never invi'
tel 10 die; and 10 y farewell sermon be said TO
nj. hearers; ~ ia CSC N91AIaEHI
Il have preached against every vice, except
coodliyinr; wbicl, I believe, Is moi 10 b. found
among you. aud therefore needed Dot my re-
usoaeh.na Gas ERA ftH atIa.s4f ltAt5 HA
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a domestic, newly engaged. presented TO bic
masaes.aons morning, . pair Of boots.
allow comes Il you rascal, that these boots are
not .. the sauis length !"
Il really don't know, sir--but What bothes me
The mpsti i that the paiI down stairs are IN the
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IRON, HARDWARE
e AND
G 3D. Il 4 r Y =

subscriber Is just receiving from the Eastern
Cities . large and well selected stock of iron, steel,
nails. shoseIs, spades, forks,axes Of all sorts, crescent
tenant and hand saws, augers, chisels, planes door'
locks, latches. hinges, screws, bles, rasps, ana a,mOss
evsrv article kent 10 hardware stores which will seIi
/. ,jaht figures. Call at the old stand on Lisbon ST.,
Carrollton, Ohio. lSAAS cAoAAAsE'
March IL, 1857, If.
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@Aa exchaaxe ssya that an lrishman
wftiaa ! sketch of his life, says be early an away
from lis GlBei because be discovered he was only
liz uueless 2
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kwaDo ybod know Mr--a sted one
friend 70 another referring toan oll gentleman
~sloAwas remarkable for his .sttaeh meat to The
Juice Of the hop.
EYES. sif | know bin very Nell.s was tue e
Fg.
aWhal Kind ofa man is bel
aWhy, in the morning, when be gets up, be IS
= beer balrsL and at night when be goes to bed
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do hereby certify that | have read and com
pared the proof OF the forego ng proposed amend
Inents TO the Constitution aud find them correctly
printed from the copy certified BY the Secretary
of State. , j, l. BLACAbohN'
Auditor Carroll co.
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and Carriage trimmings,

constantly on hand. a.,
paints. varnishes, Oils, &C., of the best quality
oonstantlv an hand. all of which we will sell at the
lowest cash price. Cad and See,
Sept. Is, lS56.-tf. MAI y noDlNoOH.
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coxs4s,-L Lieut.. MaaFy ibfo'ms the National
I-a.elhcenses tlas smother telescope comet diseoS-
ared IL Dr.. Burns. ct Berlin March 18th, Is now
yis,sIe Il III. Northwestern part Of the heayeas.-
Ii Is ,fgbssa . be asbberl with the thifd eemei
~ ag4G, discovered by Bposen- Ian elliptic orbit
for which, i computed by DR.. Foa Gslen, by
which Il r~elHrusto IL psrhelion June 26th Of
M nFrseut yeas. Tie irst comet is increasing
h distance frp,p lhe earth the seeoad Is approach
;se. AID viii lie sisiL5s during the whole Df Mag
Ssaa i 4H4 s--e~
"a rod vOfd Cor had one Is wetth mich and
rbsts IHlie.
IL. WHO knows not when to be. SILENT knows
nj wlsn T. speak.
0ppression eauses rebellion.
where content II there Is . feast.
TEa drunksIA continually assaults bis ogi
life. /. ,t:.f
lTq.ss Which liesIs one may hinder sno!hef.
( gs5J ed0eatflu i The foundation Of elfPi
Aess $500 f4@ "a
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-10
CLUB MEETING.


Tie Aaericans and Republicans met in
the Court House, OF Monday night. Not
withstanding the inc lemepcy Of the wealth
er quite a number we're in attendance
The Constitution Of The ''Union Club, No.
J." Of Bedford County, vas then read and
adopted, and all in attendance caroiled
their names as members. A very eloquent
speech was then delivered by J. Il. FILLER.
Esq. a resolution retifying, aud approx.
ing the recent State nominations was adopt
ed when the club adjourned to meet agaiu
oa Monday night the Goth inst.
We would call on our frieaas in the
different townships TO organize Union
Clabs, and 60 10 work energetically to
secure tic success of our Stats and County
tickets.
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HON. J0HN G. KIJNKEL.

We call the attention Of all our Amsri-
can friends 10 the speech Of this talented
American which We publish on our FIRST
page, before the meeting of the American
party in Harrisburg. lie gives the best
reasons in the world why all trn, Americans
should vote for the great orator and States
man, David Wilmet, for Governor. Read
the speech, and hand it to yonr neigh5or
after you are done with it. 1t gives the
views Of enc Of the ablest aud greatest A
merican orators in the land, why every one
who loves the principles Of the American
party should give our candidate bis hearty
and cordial support.
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How THE NOMINATIONS ARE
RECEIVED.

We have been carefully noticing tia
tone Of the press, and The people Of t.i.
State, since the nominations, ard Cad that
they are received with the greatest entbus-
assn everywhere Large auI enthusiastic
ratification meetings are held, anu tie great.
est rejoicings are made. We have 5erey
before watLe opposition press 50 uganl-
nous on any nomination. All, every opes
with the single, solitary exception Of tho
Philadelphia Daily .Aeus, gives Wilmot !.
cordial and hearty support. The News bas
but little influence even in Paiiadelpbia
and we haYe the best assurance, tast Tia
whole American party Of Philadelphia, #i,.
. fey, very few exceptions, will put tbei,
veto on Issiie door" arrangements. and
yote for Wilmot, aIillward, and the balance
Of The ticket. The News is the paper that
opposed every honorable arrangement last
fail for the union OF the opposition, and
Americans and Republicans, nog view it
in the same light.
We would therefore caution our readers,
as the Gazette intends to take allits capt.
Al during The next campaign, from lbs
columns Of the News, to pat uo faith in
anything it says, as that paper has neyer
bsan in the confidence Of the Amer
can party No paper abused the American
party, at the time Of its organization more
than .he News, aud il afterwards tried 10
slip into the party, probably by ''sle
door" ana cement, 20 that II, Ike the ser
pen might sing the one who warmed it ii.
TO life. Oar people ip this County, ate
we'll enough acquainted With the past course
ef that sheet TO ropdcr these few remarks
almost unnecessary.
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ATRAGEDr IN KENTUCKY The neigh
borhood Of Fiemingsbarg, Kentucky, was
the scene Of most shocking tragedy on
Sunday night, the i4ih inst, some notice
of which appeared in the last Maysville
Eagle The circumstances have awakened
an intense excitement throughout the ad-
j,cent counties. The person killed lived
about SIX miles from this village, and
though wll 10 do in the world, was not Of
very good repute. His name was James
Taber, aud he was murdered BY biz own
slave, ii his own house, while lying in frons
of the fire on the floor asleep. Tie negro
was convicted of the act Under bis own con-
f,sson, and is to be hung on the l4th rrox
lie Is not al all inSeusihic OF the crime, aud
seems TO have been terribly wrought upon
| by h!s late master, aud declares that he does
not regret the deed, that he was frightfuIly
ilI-ireatel personally, and was time and
again ordered BY Taber from the house, for
the sole purpose Of compelling his wife to
submit TO his tTaber's) bratal and deprased
last; and to this latter cause may be traced
the awful tragedy which followed.
After he consummated IL, himself and his
wife fed from the house aud secrcted them
selves near by in a thickct. In the morning
they were pursued ty the neighbors, aud the
woman, in a nroxysm of far, when she saw
that they wero likely TO be found, rushed
! to small stream a, hand and drocaed her
setf in watsr not to erceef three feet deep,
before she coutd Be ovsrfahen. The man,
however, was captured, aud at once admitted
his guilt, and wholly exculpated his wretch
ed wife from any share of the deed, or any
knowledge OF il until the axe claYe the head
Of bis master ib twain. Such u chapter as
this does not need any comment. Its easy
enough to conceive how these poor wretch
es must have been excited by the outrageous
treatment they received from their guilty
master, but while the laws Of the State lu-
fllct almost summary punishment upon them.
they take 20 cognizanee OF the offences a
gainst them and their oppressors 60 off scot
free. Is Il q Cause Of wonder that such
scenes as this are SC frequent in Slave S.atesl
Rather is il rot 70 be wondered that they
are not every day occurrences
While this tragedy wqs being enacted IN
the country, another scene was tranapirine
il. the Court House in town. 4 Young man
was being tried for numbering his neighbor,
having first struck him witha bludgeon and
theu siabbea bin to the heart. killing HIM
lead, aa IN broad daylight, an.l in The pres
eace at a hs9 dozen witnesses. All tlls
was proved clearly and Beyond any sort 81
dispase--tlia ffst word, tic blow, ilie stab
and the death. And YES this lnan Mas de-
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ARECiPE THAT RARELY EYER FaTrr
TO CURE a COI.D---Nos, while viu,er v,.,
i's 1niahen q Colds and cenghs, Is with n,
we think remedy that win relieve such ~,
fations should be highly priced, and All vto.
know the worth Of this remedy, win do as v.
do--prize il doahiy. Take double doa. a.
DIR. ssnford's Iryigorator, and It viii giv.
greater eljef than any 9th er medicine we ersr
tried, for we have rarely 10 repeat the dose q
be entirely free from Coagh, and as soon :.
the lungs have time TO throw off the collec,aa
matter, the cure Is complete. As far,i,r
medi cine for the cure Of Bowel Discs.
Worm :, Derangement Of toe Stomach and Il,
yer, VI. can recommend it knowingly.
For sals ty Dr. p. =. Harry, Bedford p,
and by al Druesists- Meh 27-ln
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Rho de Island Election.

The annual ele ation for State officers and
members Of Congress, took place in this
State, on Wednesday last, and resulted IN
a complete triumph of tho opponents IF the
administration Elisha Dyer, Republican,,
is elected Governor. over 4. d. Potter.
Dem. n. B. Durfce is elected to Congress
in the FIRST district: and Wm. D. Rroyton.
IN the second, both Republicans. The State
Senate will be composed Of 26 Republicans
and 5 Democrats, and no choice il, two dis
tricfs. in The House tie Republicans viii
have 61 and the Democrats S. In two dis
tricts there was no choice.