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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-09-03

"NSSNN.,
The following are few of the advantages of the Ohio
Mower as making it superior to all others before the
public:
Ist In hanging the Cu.tcrBar to the frame of the
chine by hinge universal JOINT SO as 10 aiowt OF
its accord to ACCOMMODATE itseH to te uneven sur
face of he ground.
ID Pacg the frame of the machine upon two wheels,
either of which is liberty to act driver indepen
dent the other whilst they at the time can act
IL harmony with each other.
81. When the machine is moved on a curve either to
the right or left, the knives kept in proper notion
hence the danger of clogging under these circumstances
is obvi1ted
4th The machine being double geered becomes strong
and durable.
5t. All the weight of the machine being placed on
Wheels where it is required TO give power the stroke
of the knife it is less sbe clog and runs asser for
the team, while at the time all side daugh over
come.
9th. When the machine is moved backward the knife
vbrat hence it at any moment be moved buck
as readily as an empty cart
7th. Ii requires but moment to remove to Cutter
Bar and by placing it upon the machine the whole
be moved from place to place readily buggy
The above few OF the advantages claimed for the
Ohio Mower, and will simply add the following
tidcaies, which speak for themselves:
ELLSWORTH Mahoning Co., o.. Feb l. 1857
Mcssrs. BALL, AU1TNAS & Co.-Hsving used one of
your Ohio Mowers, do not hesitate to that cut
any kind of grass lodged or standing wet dry well
any do it with grass scy the; and can re-
JOHN BINGHAM
Mcssrs. BALL. iuLTMAy & Col purchased one of your
Mowers last season, fom you Agent Mr. NJ Kirkpatrick
feared st dear rate. But it has far exceeded my.
expectation, both in raciliy and economy. My having
done with much less cost, to pay nearly half
the price OF the machine the first year 1t cuts all kinds
of grass both standing and lodged equal to the acythe
RICHARD FITCH.
ELLSWORTH, Mahoning Co, o.
This is to certify that used Balls Ohio Mower the
last season, and it gave perfect satisfaction every
spect and tul the conditions of the in every
sense of the work And Furthermore, would state that
godd team of horses will from eight to ten
per day. moved from eight to ten per day, and
did better that il has been done by hand heretofore
June IS, 1878 ABRAHAM WATERMAN.
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q ASH AND GLASS. all sizes, for sale at the
~ Hardware Store of HEBRON SON.
Millersburg, July 80, lS57-vl 49tf
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Obituary. Notices.

DIED.-At his residence in Whiteside
CO., ILL.,, Mr.. CHARLES LINERODE,
form1 of Tuscarawas co., o.
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Aelu advertisements.

Ounce and Pear Seeds Wanted.
TNHE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH paid for
l. Ounce and Pear seeds, if delivered at the
Store of John E. Koch, Millersburg, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-09-03
BEAVER ACADEMY

AND
FEN ALE Sc MI N a RY-
rI,EIS INSTITUTION of learning is located in Beaver
the junction of the Pittsburgh, Fl Wayne Chicago
and tine Pittsburgh Cleveland Rail Roads, is
Twenty-Five Miles Below Pittsburgh,
and is easy of access from every point.
At Rochester Depot, the place of andin- omnibus
awaits tie arrival of every train 10 carry passengers here
and elsewhere.
Both apartments of this Institution are in fourishing
ers and it is tbe determination of the Principal and
Trustees to make ita crowning glory OF the country.
In order to afford sufficient accommodations for the Fe
male Seminary this institution about twelve thousand
dollars have been expended during the last three years
The building is calculated to accommodate sixty boarding
scholars rs-contaiEs spacious school room library reci
alton and apparatus rooms. All tile apartment large
well ventilated ana every way calculated to preserve
health.
Every accommodation necessary 10 advance the pupils
health, comfort and interest will be rendered.
Terms per Session Of five months, as follows:
Boarding, light and room furnished $50 90
r,;..o Primary class 800
Higher class 500
Instruction in Piano Music Is 90
Use of Instrument 500
Drawing and Water Colors 1000
Washing per dozen 81
Fuel per month 1 90
Payne mt is expected quarterly in advance
her own use and have every article OF apparel distinctly
mar, e.. All books needed be obtained from the
Principal at Pittsburgh prices.
Tuition in the Academy is the same price as in the
Seminary Boarding be had at rates from S2 1212 to
81 so perhaps.
One of the asssttnt teachers In the Academy will afford
boarding. and have the supervision of all young men
placed iu his care at 90 25 cts per week Next session
commences on the last Monday August For further
particulars reference is made to Rev J. A Mcil Prnci
pal; Hon. Thos. Cunningham Gen. Tbos- Powers,
Beaver, Pa, and Rev. J. P. Scott AIillersburg Ohio
Aug. 81. lS57-lu.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEsS, lNFIU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,

and for the relief Of eonsumPtive patients in advanced
stages of the disease.
We need not speak 80 the public Of its virtues
American States its wonderful of pulmonary com,
plants have made It already known Nav few are tlra
families in any civilized country tscontinent with
out some personal experience Of its effects and fewer vet
the communities any where which not among them
some living trophy Of its victory over the subtle and dam
gerous diseases Of the hat and lungs. Willis is the
most powerful antdote yet known to man for the form
dable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary Organs 4,
is also the peasantes and safest remedy tst can be en-
ployed for infants and young persons. Parents should
have it in store against the nsdous enemy tkat stesS
believe the Gerry ciorGl lives by the con
sumptions II prevents than those cures Keep il
you and your colds while they curabls nor nc
ect them until human skill master the insxorahls
canker that fastened the yitais eats your life swsy
All Know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorrS aud ~
they Know tco the virtues cf this remedy, re not %
more than TO assure them il Is still made the h~i a
BE- We spare no cost, tell tc prcduc' 'ae
most perfect possible, and Thus afford those VINO f 90
il the best agent which ssu furnish Tor tne 'us
PREPARED BY DIR. j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mess.
AND SOLD By
H. YEReIS, }Mllsrshnro n
J.K. 4 B. RMrr. mi'iefsoafg' "
Gro. REED, Nashville. o.;
s. TIDBALL, Bloomfield. o.;
And by druggists and dealers in medicine cv-
erywhere.
June -, ls57-44m6.
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o u II. N " n "
BENJAMIN PACE, JR. & CO

Pharmaceutisfs and Chemists,
PT7SB URGH, PA.
T. W. Dyott & Sons Philadelphia; Barnes & Park New
York; John II. Park Cincinnati; Barnard, Adams Co,
st. Louis; and by Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the United States and Canadas. Also by H.
YERGIN, Millersburg, (vIn27
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Dysentery. Relax, and Worms.
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

From Fer. j. " HiH,es Pastor Of Advent Church. Boston
Or. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and amoag those am csiicd tov
in distress. To regulate the organs Of digestion AMI Pof
fy the blood they the very best remedy have ever
known, and confidently recommend them to my
friends Yours. J. v. HINES.
W.ps.r Nxo.rr,c co n Y Oct IasS
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ATTACK BY INDIANS ON A MAIL PtRTY-The
San Antonio Ciexas) Ledger, OF The l4th, has the
iuliD Jug account of 81 attack By iarya body of
adams on 3 mali patty Ueswce- Fort Davis and
Font Clark:
a letter to the postmaster Of tbs city, dated the
l2ih inst., from Fort Clark mentions that The
Esi party from F3Ei Davis, seven il number b /
been attacked OF he 1t inst ut Towards SpIi .g,
ny a.hOdy Of seventy lid ans. Four cut of the sey
ca were killed, the Others got away, but only one
succeeded il reaching Fort Clark
A detacAmea: "as Immediately despatched IN.
der Ll-ut Mciaskie, WHO found the two lCfs be,
Liud aud the bodies Of he four men killed W Mich
were s2IiuIiy u.ansIed The rRil box was bro
ken open and the contents taken away. with the
exception Of Two letters. Il is thought that
many Of the letters taken were of mach impor.
lance
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John Cough the temperance lecturer, s talk
ing to The Cincinnati iolks.
Th7re ans about 70h Gle rFymsn in New York city
and Srooklsn vs. Eplscola; lUl fres5 te n
&c.
Jno. Bap'iste Romero, one Of the weaithiest cit
liens ct 81, Martins Parish, La was killed ON the
2lst uit. by falling tre".
Hon D NJ Baringcr, of North Carolina, is in
New Orleans.
Rev Dr.. SpIirg, of New York, has recovered
Ii eye SIGHT, ana reaumed preaching from bis
manuscript
Eleven divorces. seven for adultery, were grant
ed by the Supreme Judicial Court at Dedham,
Mass, last week
Dr. Hayes the fellow voyager with DIR. Kane.
and surge Of the 2edtion, is lecturing In Boz
ton.
Estes Newhall, prominent member of the So.
ciety of Friends 10 New England, died 10 Lynn,
Mass, on Saturday.
! he Legislature Of Rhode Island hes reduced
the salary of the 1t. Governor of that State from
$500 to 500.
The Mayor of Pittsburs has stopped mix m en-
from serving milk The sa5bGth during church
time
Co'onel Benton lec.ured on Wednes day event z
at kewark, The audience wa. very large.
The fret Holsters of the season were offered for
sale in lynn. West. last Wednesday.
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There were 90 deaths in Boston las. week of
scarlet fever IL, co. sumption II.
Hon. John Wentworth hiss been nominated by
the Republicans of Chicago for Mayor CT thai
city.
Among the graduates at the Femals Medical
College of Philadelphia, are Orie Moon of Vir.
ginia, and Lucy III. Petersilla of North Carolina
The House. by a vote of ll9 TO 10 have pas sed
Mr.. Campbelis bill for distributing the surplus
revenue among the States, with the reservation
of two millions.
A joint resolution was passed by the Senate au-
thoTizipg Capt. Hartstein and other officers 10 &C
cent the swords presented to them by Queen Vic
toria
The overland mail California bill has passed
both Houses
Hon. Jno. Rollins has been nomin ated by the
Americans of Missouri for Governor Jno wit
son announces himself an independent candi.
date.
George 4. Upton, of Salem, Mass, has been an.
I'll. ~A"
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nj KID.

At the residence Of Mrs. Ri-h-rd Gillian Powh =
tan Coun'v q few u inue s past ~ O'Clock T. M on
the Istof March. RICHARD ANDERSON, in the
18th wear of hi.
The deceased had rode down the prevlous mornlne
hs neighhor. 10 good health and fire spirits n 2
long and intimately known to the cltizsra OF
Richmond. merchant. and a'the President OF the
Branch Hsnk Of the United States urti It's close
His best rpitaph-- the estiroaticn of ell who knew
him Having conrsrted himself with the Church in
ths meridian ~ life his efforts have ever been TO he
a s'stent ChristsD. ct the same time ewing ns
dies age. and throu m this lore ra-eer
years his works have snch his best frie nds
would not wish them altered.
sys HIS f,ne-si viii take place from tire resid "ncs
of his son Frederick. corner of franklin and 6th
streets this afternoon 81 o'clock His frends
and acqusintances are invited to attend without fur
thar nnt'ce
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.Ninaria2h HnaXCs.

The publishing of marriages that never took
place, is one of the means of practical joking not
uncommon, aud against which it is impossible for
ile publishers OF newspapers 10 be completely
guarded We publish no marriage notice thai is
sent by mai unless we know the person who sends
IT, and are familiar with bis writing, or know that
the marriage has taken place aud we require all
persons bfiasing such notices themselves 10 the
Office to 1Iite their names upon them. N0tWi th-
standing this, sometimes deceived, and
very recently had pslmed off upon us. by one per-
son, the announcement of three marriages that
never took place, and of parties utterly unsuised
by ages and situations in life, The Individual en>
tered the office, handed in the notices and signed
his name to them, which, of course, was fictitious
We understand that much pain has been given to
several persons by these announcements, and
deeply regret that we have been made the medium
for the fraud which has occssioned it, We have
transmitted the manuscript, with the signature to
gentleman interested in the inquiry as to who
Ferpetr2ted IT, and should be glad 10 learn the
author had b. en- detected and held up as an exam
pie and warning TO these disposed TO Il4y eff
this cruel kind of hoax The motives which
prompt persons to perpetrate it are various
doubt, and very probably, in some cases, 1t is no-
thing more than a mischievous propensity Tor fun
IN those who are thoughtess and do not consider
for moment the distress they may occasion, But
still, there ia something reprshensibiy needless
in thus trfing with the feelings IF the gentler sex,
that even when the offence is of the midest form,
the perpetrator deserves q severe punishment. But
tue individual who could, in malice and with the
intention to bring isgrace or distress upoa lady,
play off such hoax, richly deserves \ place In
the pepi.entiary among criminals, many of whom
are much better than he, and possessed of nobler
instincts than his.
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OPERATIONS OF The L. S. MINT = The state
ment of the mint al Philadelphia for the month
Of February shows that there YVES deposited S9lO.
96S of gold and SIS5 e30of silver in al 81 O96 795
The gold coinage for the month amounts TO 1922,
SIG, wholly in dollars and quarter eagles, and Of
silver $40, wholly in dimes ard half dimes The
total pumber Of ices coined is 2473 42I, of the
value Of Si02 5l6. The amount Of geld coin now
on hand is SIG go, and If silver S549 S93.
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HONoRs TO DIR. kANE's RkMAlNs IN NEW
| ORIx..s.-The New Orleans Picay uue of We'd
n, sds gives al account Of tie honors paid ia that
div +, the 1euisins of D.. Kaue the day before
1t says:
The City Hall and lafayette Square throughout
tha dav were crowded with l4rse cOucourse Of
ouz citizens wishing pay the last token OF respect
~ he name, OF the iiustrcus decessed The
dnrr both of our ,iy authorities and private cit-
zan. on this OCCASION expressed the high estimate
IA " hicl DR.. kanes services 10 his country and
the civ lzed world generally are held IN 'hls CRY
The body Was placed upon csi,aou, d. ed
with American flags AID drawn by tour grey
bors,s aad 1isuked by military officers a. d guard
f honor Tne sight was most imposing, aud e&-
cited deep sensation, as the funeral pageant
moved through tha Streets
On lag The day the shipping in the port, and the
uy;pc,oal puuhe buildings, including the f'reign
Con.uiates ard some private residences displayed
hses AID ensigus at haaf lnsst, and dEIacDhent
of A ItiGery, uncer the command OF Capt, Huail~ g.
fired guns or Lafayette Square, at intervals Vi
fifteen minutes IL the procession We noticed the
urp,euce Of the British aud o.her foreign COnsuls,
III their uniforms
Long before O'Clock the levee and the steam
ars Cara Andersop, j Paingie, the Flying
t,loud and the " God uff, herseiI, were c.oStlJ
r -ovy led with Spectators We beard the gathering
p, t,uatsd at from 5000 to 1000 persons. lie
long circuit which The c0rlege made though our
streets considerably retarded the departure Of the
woodruff Finally, about o'4iock the body sin
its escort arrived the lazy forming IN nae 10 the
!, f; and right tie body taken rem tAe gun
carriage upon which it had hitherto restea, and
csr,iaS upon the musk cts of p4toons detailed from
the different companies, TO tde boat, the band pre-
ceaipg play dead march, and The aoieieis pre-
senii1g arms. The darkness settling il about
this tine gave tue ceremony cei tain appropri-
atey somUIe appearance, IL 'ThIca the glare OF
The IAN besux from the Woodruff shone our Ike
weird visions The pienCe prevailing long TIE
spectators, Interrupted only by the toiipg every
minute Of the funeral bell aud The low strains /
the music vas not broken TIL the precious bur-
den had been depo lied on board The Woodruff
Then a feeling Of relief, at The band striking up
p lively air, came upcn The vast aud:eAce, VINO
dispersed 10 their homes.
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fatal Raysr-pd prItCvf.

NASHVILLE, TENN March The bridge over
Dnrk river on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rs1i
rosd. broke o, Saturday precipitating the ENGINE
tender and two care Of freight frs'n into the
water distance Of 50 fact Robert W'rFafe ~
Ohio. the fireman. David Hall of Mu-freeahoro
Tenn. The wood passer and Spears, were In
ssautly killed
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ACCJIAC NOMINATIONS "A: the last Accomac
IVA Court nauEltou S Neale. Esq, CT North
ampton county, was nominated by the democrats
to Il The vacancy occasioned ny the resignation
OF Dr. 0. b Fi7uey, il toe State Senate; and Dr..
George I. YeIhy, OF Northampton county for the
same flee, by Americans. Atthe sane time,
Lt;tleton 5. Mock was non mated by the demu-
Gratis, and Dr. Arthur Watson by the Americans,
as opposing candidates tor & seat in tie House of
DELEGATES
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pcrusvlvavfa Politsrs,

HARRIsBuPG. Ms-ch The Democratic Stafe
Convention assembled here this morning Mr.
Fornev Chairman of the State Central Commit
.aa made sneach aIudr, 70 bis defeat for Tinted
States Senator s'virg Tho rsaFes ut the Demo.
rratic party had boon violated, and the fruits OF
the grea. Presidential victory permitted to rot
awsv uuier III eir feet
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NH 4---3s
oYrInE VA. F.aM INsURAnCE GO,

OpuIrr VA r M INkUHhr1tt.tt :
ofFieI R,c-Morp March 5rd 1857 -
u,...,o. Notice- AT n regular nm
rtecaISTD ,.stors fo- this Iestitntion. held
nusi esct1on o. Cm.. On MONDAY. tbs 2nd inst.
at the Lompsny .ia,n.n were declared duly elected
s,- the rurren' year. Viz; -, prr,rrrr
THOs NJ ADFRIERD WIMuTou
HORACE T. KENT SYN SUN, prrrII.M
VIZ JOs WINSTON
HUGH PATRICK CULLEN
WEN RI A. CLAIBORNE
JAs n.prrp GRO w SMITH
ALEA n U.nsWO,rH JOSEPH ALLEN.
THOR sAMPsON r..p,,ra rrIos
ALT w. t. COWARD1H, eec'y.
~ pi-e Marie and Inland NaviEstn,n hi i' sae
taken oy h'"o" '''p' w. L. c. Sec'y-
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Tho Echfyct,

NASHVILLE TENN. March . -Ex-eIov. A
Brown of this citv received p latter from Mr. bu
chenan on S.turdsv requesting his pres'rre IN
Washington city snd left on Sunday. tbs ~ re-
g.rded ss confirming the impression already en-
tertsined that he ia tn be Secretary Of the Navy
In the new admir- istra ton.
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LATER FroM AUsTsALIA.-Thg dates from
Melbourne are TO Decernb n lst. The papers are
filed " ith the proceedings of Parliament, which
commenced its sitting the 2lst of November.
Gaven Duffy the Irish patriot, took ar active part
in the debates.
The yield of gold according TO the escort return
published lst OF December, was 46 Oil CT for The
week, making the total quantity brought down BY
escort during the year $4,000 ounces. Gold
remained steady, a. So It's 81 for Baiiarat.
Tw hundred and Thirty seven i8Tants arrived
at Melbourne during the week ending January
30th
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PRESIDENT PiERCE's CABiNET.-Itis stated that
the present Cabinet prepared to dispense -
Judge Caclpbells family have already removed to
Philadelphia. Mr.. Marcy will remain 5 month or
so entertaining President Pierce as bis guest
MIR Davis will return to Mississippi pfier the Exc
cutive session Mr.. Cubic will go az once 10
Kentucky, and the other members immediately to
their respe Give homes
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TESTIMONY OF RESPECT "A meeting of the
citizens of Alexandria was held Monday evening,
aud resolutions of respect to the memory Of the
late David Hume were adopted. The Corn Ex-
change also held meeting that morning, ard
passed similar Teaolu.ious
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Beautiful Spring Goods. ~ NV
onsnips this uovnfrs . great variety VI Ne"
SPRING ICONS. AMONG wtieh sm re
LADIES pARIs DRESS 9CUDS.
SILKS AND SILK kOb.s.
EMRROTDrRIFs
LACE GOODS.
PARAaOLS Nc. &c.
q. PRICE WATKINS.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Tae Norfolk Va) Argus
says, that an elderly female named B.sne resid-
ing Wide Wafer street, W as rlghtened TO Geath
ON Sunday by persons engaged in an ARRAY in the
house il which she lived.
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FRACas IN SCRoOL-A teacher in one Of the
Cincinnati public schools, having chasised q male
pupil, the boys mother, large robust woman
accompanied by two men to ssiss her went iuto
toe school and attempted to COW hide the pe.,a.
gogue, who was small, delicate young man She
was arrested and taken to the wach-house The
teacher was badly cut abou, the face
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MARINE INTKLLIgRNr,
Povs Of Riea~ond, March s-IH1s Hs,rr y, -,


ARRIVED, "~~
sehr 2. 2. scammins, shelh5rns, Fhil.a.,,h,.
sehr: Edwin, Creighton. s.I,imos. mdu W n
.sehr T Lake, seull, Phfl.d.lphi., GOA, . ,
Haves. sSsi' o. r.
Sch, ,, Maria Hon. can'sroel Baltimore. lums.,
schr Ashland. Parker. Baltimore, su,po
Davis l. Co "'h.
Bark Parth,sn, Bu5s'ns. Ba'tirn,r ia bslI.,.
ARRIVED AT CRY PoIsr.
Ship Lousisns- TO she-, Kohlsr L Co.
Baraue Kotmts to Ludlsnn 4 w.taon
Bs-que John Palmer. to Ed w a. va,hr.
Ship Magnet to load for Australia. w.
SAILED
Steamer Jsmestown, Parrish. New Yort md,
psssengsrs. Ludlsm WATSON Aas
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Ph;ehsts, Baltimore. nd,
Lualsm Watson .Ioh.
Steamer Belv.dsre, jones'. Baltimore, nau Lua.
Bark Ann e. Grant, Nelson. Baltimore. IN b,n,,,
PAssEsesss per Steamship J,NEsrows, L.wt,
PARRISH. Master from New York:
McGovan J Routb w Rsn,e5v L.
CampbslL dy srszier Fl NJ Dunn, Ov Cow.Il W.
"il.'u, Captain Vanpsns. q w Thomr,,n Al
Gardnsr. y Hanburry, Dillingham;, william
Smith Palmer Capt Joh1 Ru.h Csmhoabn,
Anthony Hekroeht r Fl siIkman. AN Ri
j R Marsh, A G Rowles, Lieut. Thorburu q po.,
Vanname Solomon, Fl Horn w Oman w
A Duke. q Gasquoins J Wiley. mrs HazIswood nj,,
mcCi,ntoch Cape Gay. mis- Goon, mrs Fed.
burg and child miss Blair L Nob'e, w Wb.si.
er, ID Moore. II w Edge, miss Moore rars Robin.
son, and II In steerage.
Also. from Norfoik-R Warner and lsdv e IT
Poor, U ", John simnun, Lace, W " Lamb 4
lady. miss TAYLOR Mrs y Davis rniss VirYin;. ma
ley, j. Mars i Reins, r Refns A Grubb. Iob.
Perry. n Row.. VIM Hunter D Ca kin C nav,
son s,spnsrd Jr. Can't Mnorp
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Snow STORM "A furious snow storm com.
MERGED al Philadelphia, Sunday evening, AID still
c1Dtioued Monday night. Two or three inches Ct
snow lad feiIe1, aid was badly driited.
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~ To tho Voters of the CHy Oh Ten
c.nsi,at. f,- the OVERWHELMINGLY oF , ~
POOR HOUSE AND sHOCKoE HUI buha'
ING GROUNDS, and earnestly sonGl you. w sM
NH 4-2t* JUN AAh" "'
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and Warrington was still down yesterday, al we
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