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We have Mr. Booth In the character of Hamlet be-
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Of that difficult part proves at his ability and
quainance with the minutia of his profession. Miss
Parker, ophela, excited universal communication and
we predict for her a brilliant future.
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and It's friends the pic BY order
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from our Coiumbus Correspondent.


From our Column bus Correspondent.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 20, 1858.
EpiroR JouRNAL---Dcur Sir Tomorrow
closes up the ainRr months OF 1858, aud the
eighth week Of tie session Of this G.neral As.
,embly 1t has not differed much, presume,
fiom other similar bodies has not lone any
more work gained any more credit, orIaid up
any more political capital, than the legislature of
1867. 1t even reported by those who claim
to know, that it has done much to make the
last General Assembly respectable.
The afternoon of yesterday was spent discus
sing resolution offered ,oma days since by the
member from Auglaiz., THAT it was inexpsdi-
ent for this Legislature to hold an adjourned
session." 1t was made special order for two
and half o'clock. An amendment was offered
that it is expedient provided this Legislature
adjourn on the 10Th of March. Another on the
first Of April, aul another that it adjourn from
the lst of April until the first day of December
next. Tha yeas aud nays have been called on
every motion, without coming TO any conclu-
sion, aud i! was finally referred to select COM
mtt'c of fve The majority seemed to have
changed th,ir mind, since the opening of the
session. and think had they coma to direct
vote, the,qucstion would have carried, Whilst
the minority believe in The principle Of annual
sessions, trust they viii by thcit votes give
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New bills continue to com, in daily, and the
House now numbers one hundred aud eighty
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A Gossiping letter from Canada,

CANADA WEST, February, 1888,
DG2R JOURNAL Permit me to gossip with
you few mnutcs-not that have anything to
sOy-gossps seldom do have any thing to say
wish, only, to CRAFTY an old propensity of minc
which is that Of talking to those who are stupid
enough to listen, and friendly enough TO overlook
the common irailtic5 Of my sossiping proclivitics
BY the word stupid, mean nothing persona!-in-
deed don't know why have used it at all--for
who would think of stupidity and you, dear Jour-
nal, in the same day let alone, in the same scn-
tenco? NotI |. Wei lhon--ore you listening
Yes ? Well them say well then because
because ;-now, really, come 10 think of it,
can't think why DO say it--but I'm sure it's all
proper and righl-tor who don't say Eve, Ihcu'-
especially il that who be gossip 1t is general
introductory to al our uclghbor's affairs; like
once upon a time, by tho most approved story
/ cllers it is Indispensable, especially with expert
cnccd gosSjps. Well lhcn dear Jouraal-I say
dear journal not that journal can appreciate the
tender expression, but because It's Il habit of mine
to be tender and sympathetic TO those whom |
address, whatever | may be TO third PERSONS
Well then, dear Jounql, in a strictly confidential
way may tell you that | am hobitng, for the
tn.s being among the Cunuck's, otherwise Cana
dams You lave heard of Canada of course
you have. why do ask ? The Journal heard
OF Canada Wei now why, I've no doubt
you've heard of many places farther away ! had
we'll nigh forgotten that this was an age of in
tclligeUce--an age whcre-but la me, how In
running Gstray Its all because I'm here in Can
ada I've no doubt of it, ! dont wish to say
any thing agaias; this country--dou't ,hinli II !
momyut, dear journal dcspise gosspug about
ones ncjgAbo~s, 0ul about those among whom onC
5 is liyirg--no, no. vii, jost tell you--an ol,
rrjeud-oue can say any thing TO an old friend
| will simply say, then, ihat Canada is grca
G coou,ry, fUed-~or more prgpery-iuhabiIed, b,
. wild fowl, Stotchmcn, aud other game. This i
70 what they Say-.auother queer eNpression,' '--the
say. Who says? That is question but what
that to me? "rhcy sag is gcol authority wit
|. all gossps. There is Canada East and Cans
la WeSt.--bo,h Of which spread ont hugely ON a
sides, aud they are continually in an eiI1ryesceu
h. state Of expansion To speak with some Of tn
# natives hore---l don't mean Indiaus---oue voul
r. IhIuk that there were but two countries in Q
i Cbris,eudom-,-oue Ola England, the other Canad'
= Now Canala Is well enoush-.and 10 its smpi
/ minded people, large enough and great enough
~ but dear me, one almost feels sympathetic aud ,
Sam Slick wood say, "p'yiug ike Ito see sue
ig0oEncc--C1nsIaa great country Moses
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was made to derrav his expenses. What oil
those expenses were, shall not undertake TO
say.
Go to China docs not polygamy exist there
How long have we bacn ttyiuB to open CONNER
sa relations and intercourse with the Emperor
Of China2 We have appointed a minister and
wo psy him a large salary to represent us at
the court of,ihat country, which tulerstes poly
gamy. blink Il ought TO be q little excllsabie
~ Brigham Young, who Is said to be dcluded
fanatic, living and acting under his dcluson,
and his poor blind followers. too. II they ore
laboring under delusion, let us act as Chris.
tians ] fear that all those suggestions have
been t fown out 10 excite the prejudice, not to
say the anger, OF the American people, against
thfscms. ulded, aud, was going TO say, u5on-
Unable people. %
FREE LovrisN There has always existed 8
class of persons who felt that the marriage altar
and i,s restrictions afforded no small barrier
TO the fall enjoyment OF life. 1t is hardly
necessary that we should examine their characters
to ascertain Uhdt they suppose TO be the greatest
source OF happiness as any intelligent mind can
readily solve this question without our all. Re
Gently, complete organization has been formed
with many branches, TO practices upon this idea
l'V! '"'' w S'''' r''' i'''N''' "IS ''' W ~"
stow their affections upon whomsocyer they please
with fall liberty to change their attentions as in
oii,,,;,,, ,.,,,,. ,lic,to nov T,lor n Nte,I,o
,,',..'., -. .,.,..,s, ,,.
"St munster s"''o N"''c o'' '''S' o'''''''F" '"'
doctrine eni iwent to Skan'nteIos, NJ y, where h'
succeeded in forming quite n largo society, com
nosea Of n,enb,r3 Of III, Boous,. Methodist Pres
L.,..;,, on, ,f,,,,a,,.,,, Jo,.,,,;,n,;,a. -,
! pl''''' "'' u''''' "',' ''''..'''','.'',''' -
/ finally succeeded uClttnr iNN WHO Ul VNllO 70
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A Medicinal Wonder.

------- NCUICll.ilI WUHUCTs II ~
We are assured that no language can portray the
immediate and almost miraculous change, occGsoned
by En- RohaGks StANDINAvIAN BLooD Pulls and
BLooD PURIFIER in nervous diseases whether broken
down by sickness weak by nature. the unstrung and
relaxed system is ut ouce recruited and renovated.
The Medicines have three fold action. They purge,
purify and strengthen, at the time Hence their
astounding cures of Indigestion, General Debili-
", Bilious Complaints, and lntermittent Fever, In
fact there seems to be no kind of ament to which
thoy are not adapted DR. Roback's advertisement is
an appeal to common sense. which all who need medi
cal treatment would do wellto read.
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don't wish, mind, TO say any thing derogatory OF
Canada or Canadians but it almost makes me
laugh to think Of absurdity of the thing There
are railroads and canals here in other countries
and they, | mean Canadians, not Canada swell
out immensely when they speak Of /" The Grand
Trunk and "Tbe Great Western" One would
think that those were the only railroads on the,
continent aud that they ench encircled the Garth,
from listening to them. Now, dear Journal, have
been over these Grand and Great roads
and know somcthg about them. Why, we have
in the State by.roads and sds-rosdS which would
throw these great and grand roads into the shade.
To he sure we, in the States, do not make such
flourish of trumpeis over our roads. Our con-
ductors are ot-rgged out in regimentals as they
are here, neither have we SO many "elasses.""--
Here they have FIRST, second, aud third class
carriages The 6rst class carries--I speak now
from observation, not from hear-say.-those
who smoke the genuine Havana-a very select
! few, unless their number is increased by Ameri-
can travellers. The second class carriages are
! occupied by those who snuff and smoke poor
tobacco in ancient pipes-I mean old pipes,
not old fashioned and the third class cars are for
/
those who are too poor to smoke any kind of 10
bacco but who occasionally indulge in chewing
third rate plug tobacco. In fact one feels, when
travelling here, that the atmosphere is all made of
! tobacco smoie--peoplo smoke and smell Of smoke
--ears, station houses every thing connected with
these great and grand roads, smells of smoke
that too of the iithiest tobacco This demonstrates
clearly that Canada is great country, might
say pulfngly great country---a country, in the
W of smoke smokers, snulftrs, aud great and
grand railways, second to none on the continent
This idea is what wish 10 impress upon youl
mind the great idea which set ont TO elucidate
OF course dear Journal | whisper this, in your
ear alone. knowing from our whlome acquaintance
that all will be considered strictly CONFIDENTIAL
II one can't be confidential to ones frionds, the
whole business of gossiping about ones ncighbor'
would be done away with---o thing deplorable tC
think Of | might tell you much moro, but really
fear you are getting sleepy. Gaping? don
wonder. We'll, that's all I'll tell you now, though
I'm running over with anxiety to say much mor
that I've seen and heard. Eyes closed, ell ? Goo,
night, GOSSIP
p. S. Self reflection. Really, now think o
it---lye said nothing at all that had intended {
say but as my old friend is obliyiouS, had bet
Ter " turn in another opportunity 10 relieve M
oppres sscd mind. c.
REMovAL-Cyrus Howard has been removed
from the Office Of Resident Engineer on the Ca
ntl, and some person from the Miami Valley ap
DOinteQ in his stead. . o.. .... ... ,.
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The Democratic canti-Lecompto OF Toledo
had called meeting for last Monday evening,to
form Democratic Club We lsarn that before
tue hour appointed fot the meeting to assemble,
the Buchanan ruilans Of the Custom House, and
Post Office, led on by the Collector aud employ
ees ia the Z. o.. took possession Of the Hall TO-
be occupied by the antics J organized tha meet
ing and proceeded to transact the business which
brought them hther, which was nothing more
nor less than to inaugurate a row, by enacting
scenes disgrhceful to humanity aud thereby break
up the Douglas meeting.
They succeeded in realizing during two hours
the phrose of "Hell broke loose = and when
they had become hoarse in yelling, shrickng,
cursng and swearing; when their desire for
bad whiskoy became stronger than their love OF
rowdy yisn, when their ilnag atons could invent
no other act of meaness calculated to sink them
lower in contempt, disgrace and lodthsomcncss,
they withdrew with curses groans and yells to
the low sinks Of iniquity scattered throughout
/ the town.
! After the rufians had withdrawn, the gentle
men who had cdllcd tho meeting proceeded in o
/ Qul"l anu OIleIly HlultT W lIdnsdCt tHc Dusl
ness that convened them.
ltmhy be asked, why the row? The slavo-
cratic Administration ut Washington demanded
it the pricG o! Office at Tolgo Federal Office
holders must not only endorse the T,ecomptor
svndle, but must crush, by r, niunism if posi-
Bile, every independent thinker in the party
We p,odict they will have an exceedingly pleas
ant time oft.
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0-E~ The Columbus correspon lent orthe Cleye
land H4rald says tia, the following bill has
been introduced into the legislature
"rhat any person who under promise of
marriage shall scduce any female of good repute
for chastity, under the age Of oishtetn years,
shall be Imprisoned in the penentiary for not
less than one nor more than three years, or be
Imprisoned in the county Jail not exceeding six
months, butia such case the evidence Of the ie,
male must b. corroboratcd to the extent required
as % Iha principal witnesses in cases Of perju'
ry
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This shows an average per head of abont $25,
price which should lead tanners TO investigate
advantage to feed the grass and grain Of their
lamS, Many object to raising stock because
sparkling water is not brought to them in clear
bronks. bat wells Of good water can easily be
obtained in every field at a trniug expense, and
therefore this Objection will not Irishjen man
to observe that our farmers generally understand
the advantages 90 b. derived from raising good
caulr, The mciiues for shipping live stock
from rueLo, give the tanners OF this county
peculiar opportunities for taking advantage OF
lhr mNrkei. .----
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INo.71 ANACT.
To amend the 2}lth section of the act establish
Code Of Civil Procedure, passed March H. 1888
Secoul. B,u enacted by The General 1sssmhiy Of |
the State of O0 That the 239th section OF the act to
establish a code OF civil procedure, passed March IL
1853 be and the is hereby amended as to read
as follows: See 23o. The injunction may be granted at
the time of commencing the action or at any time after
ward before Judgement by the supreme court or any
judge thereof the court of common pleas OF any
iud ge thereof, in the absence from the county OF
said Judges by the probate judge thereof, upon its
appeurng satisfactorily 10 tho court or Judge, by
the affidavit OF the plaintiff his agent, that the plain
tiff is entitled thereto. When the injunction has been
allow ed and duing the pendancy OF the action IN the
court of pleas, has bean vacated either by
Judge in vacation By the court previous to the trai
of the action and appeal Is taNeu after such trial.
from the Judgment or final order of said court, to
the district court, an injunction may be granted, at
any time before Judgment final order In the ACTON
in the district court by the supreme eonrt or any
Judge thereof or the district court in which such ac-
ton is pendiu any judge of any court OF com pon
pleas the district where such action pend Ing upon
appearing satisfactorily the court or Judge by the
affidavit of the party OF his agent that the party Is On
Sec. 3 That the original section 2So be- and the
same is hereby repealed
Sec3 That this act shall take effect from and
after its passage aud shall apply to all actions now
pending in the di'trct courts OF courts OF common
WILLIAMB. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
NJ WELKER,
Feb. Is, 1858. President OF the Senate
mo, l0.l AN ACT
To repeal an act entitled An act in relation to Con
yeyances and Deyises of Property for Religious Pur-
pOses.'
Section l.. BE enacted ~ the General Assembly ol
the STATE of Ot0, That the act entitled act in re-
relation coneylnces and deyj'es OF property for re-
ligioUs purposes pissed April H. 1907, be aud She
| same is hereby repeated,
See D. rhisac, shall take eigsotand he in force from
! aud after its passage,
WILLIAM d. WOODS,
4 Speaker of the House of Representatives,
VI. WELNER,
Il Feb. Il, 1855. lresiden; of the Senate
AUDIroR's OFFICE. Perrysburg, Ohio. ]
c March 4th 1855. !
hereby certify that the foregoing laws are correct
y printed according to the copies certified 20 by tl
Secretary OF State, and furnished 10 this office by tn
IA contractor for publishing the laws OF present sesso
: in newspapers, ~ Mis- W .kosS;
] Auditor OF Wood County.