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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
Board OF Supervisors.

Board OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board met yesterday -president Elijah F. Purdy IN
the chair.
An application received from tho Judges Of the
Court OF Sessions for additional room wherein 70
hold double term Of raid court. Referred
resolution proposing TO allow fifty cents per day,
for board &c. Of detained witnesses-such to
cude washing and all contingent expenses-was referred
resolution appropriaDg the rooms in the Hall Of Re-
Register Of the county the vacated By
the Surrogate sum Of $500 for painting and properly
The sum Of sis5 was Appropriated for osps:ns p.i..
ing &C. the office OF the Clerk Of tho Bard OF Super
An invitation was received from the Superintendent Of
Police for the Bosri 10 witness the review Mse
potsn police by the Governor, on the 23d OF June.
The following letter, received by tho President was
read -
Nrw York, June l6 1883
for The Of tho police tSs BcsSa Of
,sS w . ss S with an Invitation to .s1A hope
record atius time and opportunity show.
s
am neither her politician nor art but when my rights .
he invader nothing respect essr
+. PURDT. President OF Board Of superv,ssrs
Mr.. KENNEDY moved that the letter lie the table, aal
that the Bard unanimously accept the invitation.
MIR. PUKDY stated that ". Aymar . highly rsspec-
table OF this city, and that his
was entitled TO consideration.
Mr.. KENNEDY said he may be very respectable mer-
chant. but he did not seem to DO very sensible
TWAS . communication that ono might expect from
member Of the New Orleans Vigilance Committee.
Mr.. PURDY defended Mr. Aymar.
On The vote for the acceptance OF the invitation Mr.
Bell explained his vote by saying ths though he did not
wish " show any dsrespect 70 the law yet he would
cept of no favor from the Police Commissioners.
Mr. TWEED said that the members of the Board Of So
pervsors not treated individually with courtesy
And he thought they should avail themselves Of 90
portunity to treat the Police Commissioners with
courtesy by rejecting their Invitation.
The invitation was accepted BY vote Of seven 70 Eve.
Ayes=Bunt, Briggs, Kennedy, Stewart, sIlmsn, voor-
HES. weismann-7 Noes-Bell, Conner, Purdy, Roche,
rWeed--6.
The Committee Criminal Courts reported favor Of
paying Company +, Fourth Regiment, S220 IS, for
vices during the riots between ae rival police last year
e135 Of which were for refreshments. Laid
The Committee on County Ofces reported against allow
ing money 70 the joint Committee Accounts Of tho
Common Council, for searches, &C., their duties
for the benefit OF the city, and that Ia not county
charge.
VETO FROM TIE MAYOR.
Tho Mayor sent in message vetong the sppropriatsa
OF 81 COO made by this Board for flung up the Court Of
SPECIAL Sessions.
Mr.. sulweu moved the adoption OF the resolution NOT
withstandpg the veto OF the hayor.
The resolution was then adopted by unanimous vste
The Board adjourned to Tuesday next three O'Clock
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Died a. Boston, ou the 10Th ult, HENRY GARpSEs NJ D.
aged 20 years. Dr. Gardner born In the then
town OF Boston, at the Old Province House, August 2,
1779 TINS building bad long been the residence OF the
Roy al Governors, and provided with vaults
tor ,ne bookkeeping Of the provincial After
the Brit sh eft Boston, the old Province House
ecied the residence the Treasurer OF tho Colony
Massachusetts,, who DR.. Gardner's f,tner Tue do.
ceased lifted for college Andover and graduated
Harvard University In l79sa classmate OF Judge Story
Rev. Dr. W. Charming, Rev. Dr. ruckerman, Judge
Fay sro Washington Aston. He studied medicine with
Dr. JOIN Warren, father OF the late amentea DR.. j. O.
Warren, who the death OF Dr. Gs father had
his guardian. Dr. Gardner for long period resided ct
Dorchester and represented that Ia the Legislature
and Constitutional Convention ard Norfolk county In the
STATE Senate. lie leaves widow and two chidren-Mrs
Daniel Denny and TX Governor Herry J. Gardner.
Mrs. Sarah PskscorT, niece OF Col Vim. Prescott one
OF the commanders q, Bunker Hill, died In Boston the
18th nst OF paralysis, al the advanced age OF eighty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

A NEw CKrr.-A specimen Of a new coin OF one
cent denomination has been issued from the mint .. Phls
delphs me new cent piece like the other, 10 OF nickel
and Of the same SIZE; has the head OF an Indian girl
upon sde and The words United states OF America
with the date. Upon the reverse wreath, surmountsi
with shield, with bunch OF arrows ent~inef at tue
bottom and tns words cent In the middle Of ~ tbs
workmanship, az well as the design, "a beautifully exc
culst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
The Late Riot nc the Academy or Music
| JUDGE RUSSELL, MR. ULLMAE AND OTHERS INDICTED
BY THE GRAND JURY.

The Late Riot at the Academy or nfusic.
JUDGE RUSSELL, MR. ULLMAE AND OTHERS INDICTED
BY THE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury found indictments for assault and bat
terry on Monday, against Hon. A. d. Russell, CITY Judge
UlimAn late lessee OF the Academy of Music and Ger
tain officers OF the Court Of Sessions complaint Of Mr.
Darce and. Mr.. Wilkes, who, II Will be remembered at
tempted to get up riot at the Academy some time ago
snd we're promptly arrested by the officers and
Just as the Grand Jury proceeded from the room Mr.
Oakley Hall arose and addressing tho Recorder sad
have In my hands two indictments just found for assault
and battery against certain officers Of this Court ana
Mr. UDmAn late manager Of the Opera House, Judge
Russell. rise Ut the very earliest moment to meet
these called records at the threshold their existence
and 70 give notice to my learned friend the District Attor
sey that next Saturday Mr. Charles OConor aud my
SELF counsel for the parties indicted and especially for
Judge Russell, will your Honor quash these in
dictments not any technicalies but grounds of
substantial justice and popular right, weu for the
people who are said 70 prosecute this indictment a. f
the defendants.
is important that at the earliest practicable momsnk
they should be wped OF the records OF this Court as
was well said In Yates and Lansing, and OF johnson.
the privileges and sauctes court Of justice should be
always respected; and the malice which lies behind
these records should not be allowed triumph even
day. We are confident that shall dainty show the
gross irregularities which, well the malice lie behind
these indictments that your Honor cannot hesitate 70
vindicate the dignity Of this Court and public justice
Saturday at IL O'Clock then agreed upon for the
gument.
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Al ARaua OOUNrIre ROOMS,
M For practise and instruction.
ss Brosdv~z.

DOVES ACADEMY OF WRITING, B0OKKEFrINd
III and arithmetic No al Brosdvay, odce Ladies' and
gentlemen taught lne dec-e or bold merrsnule style q
ornamental penmsnshp executed equal n no, superor
plate engraving.
vUAr1Rb-AN fNsTRuCtRsSe-A YOUNG LADY
w who has no time through tbs day, wishes 70 hnd n,
inruciress Who give her sssons In th evening Al
dress stating terms, r., Chshsm square Poet occe,
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Wright and McDonad that II they would withdraw their
consideration thereof pay Wright icDonai the sum
81 500 In Gosh and his promsory notes for the aim al
Sn 662 In pursuance Of the agreement Wright and
Mcdonald did withdraw their proposition for buiins the
bridge whereupon the plaintiff gave the defeu 1snt
Mcdonald $500 In cash and Wright 81 0O0 and also de-
lvered 10 them the notes In question Tae defendants
state that prior to the OF this action hey
bad sold the promissory notes. In good faith 70 persox
other than the defendant Taylor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

THE BRITISH WAR STEAM sLooP eoRsos.
This Is q the oldest vessels In the British usvy
having been built some nineteen twsnty years ago
she "a e9mPnsuvely small vessel, but W the tine she
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
IIor,r. Tho Presidents Message uas

HorsE. The Presidents Message was
then considered.
Mr. Grow called attention % the fact that
while the President transmitted a c1ry oi
ths Minnesota Constitution. and olhcial re-
turns OF thc election, making 40 rcc'nmen-
iat,ous concerning is admission a. a sia,t'
ho sent ia a copy OF the Lecomplon N'n'U'
tuition, with no returns, but vain RECON-
mCulati0n that kansas be admitted under
that instrument. The Presidents message,
instead of accommodating any desirable in
d formation. ah,unls IA epithcts and ISLANDERS
|a-,inst che 4 Op.c OF Kansas.
I Mr. Harris moved that the President
Ms>s1cs and the Lecompion Constitution he
rt.rrrci O. Select Committee Of -, q h'
APPOINTED by The Speaker, with instructions
o. inquire int, all facts connected with The
formation 90 said Constitution. aud thelaws
uuI1r which the same originated.
The Speaker said that Mr.. Harris could
offer his r,,llutlun only a. an amendment 10
Mr Hughes motion u refer the message to
S.'cct Committee Of -.
Nc. llarr., believed the rulin; Of the
Speaker cJrrcct. and in order at once a a.
c.raIu Zoe tate of his resolution, moved lhc
previous question.
Nlr. C.inrmiu movclan adjournment
Calls OF {" Let as take the question, ~
mingled with ,ocilcri,ions u NJ, no.
4 N..-.-' go 70 bows, The fight has com'
meuc-l: ha, Ia, ha, Sc.
The lioIsc, hy yets add nays, Grst voted
down i!o motion 90 adjourn. and thea "a
motion O. adjourn Ill Monday. Both par
tI,s v,re c,lsutly uencl Tor the fight
Pc. G.-llousc continued IN session all
night. Ahnut y o'cl'ck. \. NJ. Mr. Quit
man % rcd O. make speech. Mr.. Iruw,
stlriiu. near the Speaker olrc,yl. Mr..
Kcitt told him il De was coir. 60 oh'cct to
90 AMI :tkc his srlt Mr. Grow made an
,vyr that thi, was ircc hall ard he should
stand where Do pleased. Mr. Nett thcp
seF.l Grow bv tho throat. Mr. "row
struck h., hand away Eriti again grrped
bis throat. and Mr.. Grow again struck his
arm away. avn knocked kaiu down. This
wa. followed by thc interference OF friend,
un 10th sides. Many blow, were given and
tlrr. v.s great confusion.
S.-Ssuatc debated The Presidents
k.u.ls Ngsasr, AM referred % % ;hc Com
mltigs ou rui'.yi.,.
ln Oh. House. Kgitt acknowledge the
vrlu. cd. attacking brtW, and assumed ihc
whole responsibility ul che rpw and light.
The Administration was finally defeated
in i.s attempt o. refer the lrcomptun Ne.
sl-r O. che Committee uu Territories. IL
VS. Referred o. ,.'vt Committee ol Ialr.
t,cn Lyp ,ot. OF rs O. Ill. Thi, defeat
h. On, "a. 80 uia very sk,lllul ssirmish, but
twill Dee only temporary, and the Admin
I,Jrat4s d, sure &, triumph 40 last. The
umr ha, nos ~ come iJr e North or for
right.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
\. nc,erlel by M. % Id lLa 80

was accepted BY Mr.. Berry and the order
Mr. Goddard. from the Comm,,,rc on
the judiciary, reported a bill IN increase
the salary orthc Recorder of thc Municipal
Court of the city of Portland which was
once rad and Monday assigned.
Papers from the Senate disposed OF in
concurrence.
Mr.. Morrison. from ihc Committee on
Printing. reported Legislation incNpedi-
cnt'' ON an order relating O. The cXprdico-
CIV of authorizing the heads 90 departments
90 contract for their own printing.
Nr Davis Of Fairfield, from The Commit
tec ON Education, reported - leave e. with
draw" on petition Of 4. Hacker and other',
anl petitions embracing the same matter
PRAYED Tor. Accepted
ON motion Of Mr.. French, OF p'uaTi'-
Gotta
OrRr,d. That the Committee on che
judiciary be directed o. inquire INTO 'A'
cxrcdirucy ct changing rro',,i'nn' 81 -
ton H.. Chapter 80 "i thr h''i-,i S','-
ut.s. rr'ttir. o. execution, against ,1crr'bs.
Mr. Buck. OF Oldiown, otgrcs shc io.-
l1vir- r.vrlyc.
E.,.rf. That che public good doc, not
rcIr,r. thi, legislature 90 alter, mutiAtr,
mobile with. or tinker amy chapter 90 sec
zion 20 our Revised Statutes mr. was %
the rurprs, flr which W. were elected, nor
VT consistent, O. amend, alter or repeal
any laws % our own making. after The
same have lecn signed hy che Governor am
taken 81 .rt. or create any frivolous enact
mcuts that have no gf,Icy 1r necessity.
Laid over. under the role.
Mr.. prcut'ss, OF Ranger, presented tie
petition ol Amury ButJ.-s and % others,
citizens 20 Bangor. iUr an alteration of The
constitution. s' that women may hr allow
- equal political Iri,lcirrs With the
other sex.
Prs,I q. r. r7crrsri rll authorizing
a., Assessors OF El.:ice AMI jackson llau'-
alton o. settle with former lrCaslrJr, lui
O. crau-r thr name, of certain persons.
Posed o. q s-1T.3 Nm act o. amend
chapter IS % Oh, Revised >put~ relating
t. the inspection oi lsei and pork.
FHrTg passed. Resolve authorizing o
loan for thc renewal " thr state debt.
AiNurucl.
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FORD DEM ORA It.
THE BOSTON JOURNAL,
"Thc rnvoriic Paper OF New England"
PrbI,lsd Daily. S,mi- Uscliy, ond Hesliy.
For 1853.

"Thc rnvoriic Paper OF New Erglnnd."
PrbTslsd Daily. S,ni- Uselly, ond aecliy.
TN annaunc,ag the terms ai the BosroS jouR'
SAL, Sc ls5s, tho prupticior dces NJ, deco, u
necessary "a prescribe ~ peculiar characteristic,
rs a popular uewspiper, 90 tn make any sp'cn'
pmmi.ss &c the fiinrc. llc deems q sulhci,ni 10
.sy. that ~ hat The Journal has tecr H the past "
viii l., ~ the 6.iur, ily the mn.i unaniuious con-
cent II Is contrmnofafirs Throughout New Dog.
land. The Journal stands nj the bead II the New
Earl,nd prrss w ~ ihnfe qualities which 60 10
make up q reliable, entefpfising, hrs HsirfpapD'
THE position 10 has aiiain,d b, purs'ing steady
,tr,ishi.iaNarl cnar.e IN all respects, AMI by
.pafia. neither Labor nm m,ney 90 riyr the hie',
iaiescnoc aal the iulisst repaus II all matters Ut
interest ~ the earliest moneut. lthas rtl'ci upon
IT, own merits, AMI not uppn the representations
Of canrns.cts or - drppm-fs " a. gaia i'r u the
confidence and patronage of the Puhlic--and the
result his irrn that u Aas va ciftsltiun fsa's
ikts daaiis fili = cay papsT = - clas' ~ Ns'r
Yarlssd-1nd 10 ~ pggviars tims hat ~ cifcuh-
ton incrslscd more npid, than during The past
~ ,Eanihs The proprietor Intends b, the cm.
pla,meut II experienced and competent men m ~
,he ,!spadmcut. II the establishment, aad Wv the
most Ideal uuia, Of n1uc, u the procuring "i
mrort,n, ucws tom III q'urirts. N sake The
J.ufn,i till mprr wutihy th- nsmc 4" ihs fa'oni'
p,n.r u Nee EarifRd.' And with this simple
announce mrnt be- invitcs the atientinn II news
rapcr readers ani newspaper dealers ihmush',u,
New Eafhnl a. the inlhwiug statement ~ the
terms ur the several cdii'ons ui The Journals
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
Nnticn.

NOTICE I. beul,, given. Nv he .u''.er,l'-'.
that Samuel s,d,h~r. pfF0sbt-s, c,iiiy ~
Oxford sai Saie 81 haia-, g'ts M. p'ue'ge
der,l. Together With hi. Hsr - h'nl. o. J'hn
BUadle,. II fyrlrurg, Coul'y al state a.'r,sii 4,
e., huuss. ha.l. aa' other lu',l inSs ~ fyvbOrg
,ilhge. sl.o an,iher pare 81 wppdl'ad IN Porter
rSi; sd mpugags ie-i d'-i J'ws Oh, 1883.
and lrcnfl-i "a Osf,0l Western Registry, WI. ID,
page 3jJ. whe'r rrf-reac' NV IT, h.l f'r a more
p,rieal,r ds.c'i riiou of -fii bel. Al -he'rs.
SAL Joha Bridlsy. thea ~ Prril,a !. Gun efiaal
Count, aal Scale af,frsii. dii eel and o,ny,y
sad nlustts deed aad npte IT .,ii S,m'l s"uih.
90 ~ J.hay Bsias. ol Nes Bc'it,rd. ~ the roun.
" ~ lI,sinn ,nl Co,n npassillh II Ma.-acdu.sit',
Nov. 10. lsIi; All sad J,ha v Bc'ar did 30
the % d,y OF jan. 1917. III spi ooaTsy 10 the
81 h. ler .iil mpdg,gr deed AL 'aii note 81
haa Z. whp cliin, g. i1rrclose .aii m,Ttssgr for
covenant hrokrn. Sail s..iInD,ats recorded vol
uins %, p,gs 10. ~ the Western Rrgi'Ig. On
frl Cplniy. where a mife p,uicblir DESCRIPTION
can h. hi. OF sA,d a..iynmest s.
ISAIAH WARREN.
rryehrry, Jan. 81. 1858. SO
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LAW NNuGLNS. Guardian.
Paris, Janung ls,h, lsSs.

ONruHp. ss.-Nt Probate Court bsgun anl
huLirH "a rau-, vitbib ani Go thc count, Il
ONfr1, a1 thr igib Jt, oi J,uHtr,, A.D. ISIS
Op che 9.,gaIug petition, uflrf',i, that thc said
Aih, AritJv., till.iA lirli, Wit II NtInn
Field, >s.tu, Fold, vi.r 70 fnuAlm ". Field.
irr.tu Churchill, wtir ul kiugutr Churchill. aul
David Audr,vs, Del % .uhad cd tbr IfuIrur, ui ,,ii
pstu,bn, b., siu.iHg aD .firsiri cHN II aid pete
tt.u aHI a tLi, ufI,r ID tuuu ihrulr tu o. srNri
r..u tIrss che said Abb, Andrews. tahsia tirld.
vu, ct William FEELS. ~Abils T,rtl, s,tr Of
Iuuklm ". Fold, Loretta Chwchdl, vile Of
ku.u.,u CLuchiil, 1nd DAVID luires', ip'ricrn
dove sf hast before che ihuJ Iue.day ct Mach.
4 ~. lsjs, iui that ,ll's nIIi-s "l che r.nicuCy
90 tAs psuuuuu o. a..o gwen iy puhllshi.s a
cop, ut ,a,ii Iutiiiln ind order ui ,lurt ihe,vus,
thtgs weeks fuCrrss,y, iu The ONHfd Demo.
coat. "a ue0spapgr tulirl 10 laii., in s,ii tsun.
N. on uf,isr chat che, sHt an psuuns ,nisrvs'sd
CO.,, apfstr 20 Probate ,u1rt tu Dr h'lifu 40 iAc
Probate orhr, in s,id laris, uu che thitd Ines,'ay
ui Mach lHrysaid, 80 Cen O'Clock i1 thr ipfeulsu,
aui she's cause 81 an, they have sob, che payer
ui .ala p,.ui1lsr sh1uil n1t o. granted.
THOMAS 10. BROWN, J.ifs.
Aurst. Dawn MAR, kfEuiu.
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Foreign Intelligence.

t., arrival Of the steamer Arabia rrius'
tie Ssw. Ha, the English arr s,ll yic,ori-
Gus in India. Great Preparations arr
heiu. made or the festivities oG the nup-
tlls ol yictora's Oldest daughter, and a
Young fellow known as the sou q the King
of PRUSSIA. Princes and Princess from all
parts OF the Continent are going 10 London
% Do LJulrs.
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journal ior Cahiornin-s,S anl a Qn,r,rl
Gents toyy.

Asan al,sui.ip- ms,lia'u. The Journal hl' M
sqa,l ia Nv Ergl,ut. The pf,css nrr unilnfn
and che sdyrftisrwruts uir go Up Boz olrs' and
c,n.p,culn. mlr1rr, ini'ci'n'l, arranged anI
rlas.ihr,l unIsf appropriate heads, a'i appear in
both ihr inptni1g aoi cyontpg p'r'fs.
d. rifrpht,1n d. more than di01ls that IT an,
"tup cent" ur subscription piprf in View Lngl'nd
Tn ruli,r are femtn iri that no j.ummrrs loi
a.I,rtti.us ace ever cmpl'yrd b., tho establish
mfHt
H. all rl.r. the "c1'h priaciplc will b. nd
hefcl o.. AMI no notice vill o. iak'a 81 nv, o.
,lsr. nai accompanied ify the m'ns,. Az p'p-u
are dfrunuulrd ~ the expiration Of The lime p'''
t1f.
The Journal 81. ~ sat ai 40 the Nevsrlpr,
D.rut.. iuI COM 40 ihr rliu.pi' ihf"'.huui N"N
EasIand. An uuIsi. shaul o. 20 iifr..r,l tu
CHARLIE. -. ROGERS,
Journal Buljing,
80. n State Su,st. lu.i.r, Msss.
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Gnar1linn,s Sale.

ny virtue NJ q l,c.n,c ir,m the Julg. u Pro
ID hate f,r the C.am,y of ONf,rl, .hall ',ll NJ
n1lI.r sn~,,,a, ,n IN. premises, 90 Ihr.'sy. tho
fnrih ia, II March next. ~ tsn o'cloek 4. VI. .
the r-,i estate 81 Eufi \. llrr--y, n Hsui'fd.
minpr child - heir ~ ws0-n Ilrr.cy late Of Paf.
=, IN .,,l County. irrrs.e, u bring individual
h.ifaf 80 ihtt part pf iIr bnhliE. 'ii 30 ~ hni
upoa sh,eh ihr1 are .ru,r'i 81 N. village Il so.
pin, pilhr ihr town pfPhr., afirr.,ii, ~ sh'ch
the al W,ur, ii'..r, &c. .r.t'i. thu Wa MT
.ei MT ~ iItpr,h ~ ii-fss,, ~ i'w 81 sa'i d~-
c.a..,i, .ur l"vrT ~ h. estate. Irra' made
knpvn ~ time ini pl,c' pf sllr
JDIN WNI.kEi,. Guui,,n ~ sal Minor.
IIartf1iI. Jtaa.u 1914, Nd. 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

Dram SINS. We began selling Perry navi.'
ps.4 kirfvith yrr, hti.g ,turt GOA uur part; slles
were .u,Il LOO fr.t. hl, as 20 lecime Known Doe our
f..luul f,. thr demand ircielsci very tppidly hr
Ia,4rI COO expectations, and every persul that
tlu- loo BE- usuI Camr a.ief morc, and sisak IN the
h'1hesf frfu. q A. valinh'e rcnCfN Zoe al
th.se diseases your pamphlet spoke OF. ffom
trrs. ftrrlwallltilns see we're iniuctd 90 nee
q, Boz our own Gmil.r., ard now con,inu- iis u.c
With gfrtt sifis'ac'ian. We have SOIL more
81 Oh Pain kiisr than NC ever have sinrc 90 IT,
f,re uf aH, othsr mrdiciue in The same leugih II
time; ali we ho NE hesitate o. say that q has
-ts1 lsurr sltt,5c,iou 90 the purchaser iean auy
.fLsr artIe.. sr have ever sod. llufy 81 businfss
hss prevented our ssndiug certificates, hut Ne have
is auf vicinity from 1900 10 1000 living Nitness~s
Who trsti, d. their ueighhlr., day by day, sf the
vslue of peu, Day.' Pain k,l.cr. IL will cure a
cllI b. air hour "a severe coash 10 one night-
anl has proved 20 D. the best medicine 10 use ior
"a diseased stomach sni nrnt other nurposes.
LOCKWOOD 4 GRAHAM,
Ssndu.ky CITY. Ohio.
H.II.U,r 4 CO .Portand. and l.. J. sNI.H
ill.ilWc.l. Wa.lesalr A.cnis.
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Paris Hill Academy.
'I,uE SPRiNG TERM ofihi, Ii.ttp''1' ~
rpnmra-r 900 W'uNtsUNN, NAHcu lOh
lsjs. unis' luc 'iW 90
o. D. GROVER, y. b.,


J. l.. WALES. A..i,lan, Teacher oi Frrnch. Sc.
Tn c,ur.e 81 in,tru-t.on here cmbn-e' III he
b0.n,hs. u.u,l, aitrsifi a. iu s,hIols "i this
ch... TIE L,agu,gr. ,rr ih,u,l!hl, taught; al.
- The hizbrr " ,tncuHatic., nsludiHy 1rImciN ,
TiiE,auusir,. ~lvr,iny, s.. AZ che siiuc t,i'-
Il II intended that The Cunuon Ir,rsh luueaes
shall alsa,. receive piriciLr 1ucuupn.
Nc u. SCllilitL will give three lr'"1s a
wrfA, ~ Grrmin. 30 th,.r NishiIs 10 acqhfc .
knos lr,l ~ uf that hBg.ug~.
GY1i ttslfuctipl in Ni.'c. g., - provided.
Thrts,l siIl ,,lii az s.'ycI srs,s. NJ scholar
can H. t,krn Zoe vs. tbsn ball 4 trr".
Tutttus, L,agu.sr.. SIuJg ilighrs Eiylish,
50: en- u,l Engi.h, > %; Nusir q %.
Bn,Eu. li.sui - EASILY "bitiuei At the most
rr,.Yuibl- term; AZ, s'cpnn,,l,t'pu' i"r ih1st
Wi.hiug q, bard ihrm.svcs.
Psf,, Jan 81, Isjs. "
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

THURSDAY, %. !.
81 m'rh.t 90 beef cattle. 80 Store. 1000
sheer. uO Wurki1g ONeu, 90 Cows aud Cal,,,.
$50 ~haats. l1d Glo rIt iloz..
Pr.-s.-Hc-fC tuir--ENtn,S 7s5 a 500: 6rsi
qri.f, 5Olu : 50. second qu,liiy. q 90 &c 70:
th.rI o. 9 rp "a 90. oriiuar, % 600.
Nufkin- ONr1-No s1'rs nrticed.
Cow. 1rI Cllyrs-slg. 20. 20. %. 90.
~HlI ~tarc--le,iirgs Sl5 ~; Two yrs. old
- 20
>rreu,BI Iauhs-SsIss of small lots, 90,
i'1j. a0DaIoO
'Taf Ilu..-jl-ia Sic Ter 10.
Shuat.-rl pebble, pr.'ur. : . 'or SOUS. Ia
r. f.r IauHss. Oh.o6 81; uIi hogs, IL, : a
5I.2. A. retail. from to ..
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ff'llE SPRING TERM sell o1uuu,uCr NAEoH
18Th. ls5~. unlrr thr u,fnl l,i,hsu.. Board
o. ihs ubuiH; iluu.r ~2ul, -s,ui aui lights
,,t.a, uay, Luwy,,t, exceeding Que shiuhns per
uTrA.
~tuIr1r will iul aupl. aoga.uupIsti1u. &c
IsI.iHs ih.Hisol,rs, O., shICl tho, wiy N,y
urll udl,c their ,NpUsr'.
H. l.. TuUSEI, Principal.
k,ut's llIi, Jln. -, ls5,. sstvs
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SALE.

10y yi,ins u i,rr.e frpoi 'he ilor. Th'u'.
ID n Bmsu. Jil.r ol Probate sc the County
u psifI. .htl eel hy pih.c surii'n :" the
hitt..t iu lsr a. The store ~ I.erh BoaR,ii. IN
Dnn,,L 49, : ,iu Ii,,. Ihr ih,firrnh IL, 1T Mach
u.,t Al . 'fI rk O., the afternoon, all thu ushi.
ttI. AL irirfr.i that Nilhru. Gunli. late IL D-n.
mi,k. d,rri.ri hsi ~ anl ~ The farm aal ba'l T.
ini. pa vhirh h. hssl At The ,,n- II ~. 'le~.a,-
c,f,ts.pf hU, live ,rIrs 18th tts h.. l'sg. ihr'r
,, .,. 10 rt,iusai pf H.. .lah' '1l "h"s-' II
,,lnin,.,rIi pt, SUBJECT o. shtn'ysf tgn' thr Nd
90 "a .lid d.crt.ri np ht,p - d1wer ~ std
r,eli.ss, ian, .trh -" .aty have.
DONINICCS a.. TNRuDN. Alm'T.
Deunlik, Jin, %, 1858. Jal
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A. INplrvr>t AGAINST WALEE. Ncr
OrEog,. Feb. The Grand Jury found a
true bill yesterday against Walker, Audcr'
s1u ana Others. Cor violation of the ucutnli-
" laws, and they were held to appear on
on the i,h Monday in April.
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