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The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03
Ayers CathartiC Pills.

I,ffE sciences o. Chemistry and M@iidbs have lea
a taxsd their ntm0st 70 pronce iis best mo-; perfect
purel;iFs which 4 known % ,sE1umerahis proet
shown that these Pills have virtues wh.h suas In
excellence The ordinary ussines and that they yin
prseedentsdy UPON he a III men. Thsy szfs
and plsAani % take hui powerful % cure Their rsne
traiius troysris stmra,s the vital acritias of ty
remove he oisiruetous a ~ organs, runfY ths hio
and sxpsl disease Th.y purge oai the icnl hHmo uleh
breed snf grou dsisnpct, stimulate siagTish dsr
dsfed orFAhs into fbF natural seton and psft healthy
tone With strength v the who's system. Not 9uy %
they eufe ihs everyday complaints q ersry idy ~,
also fsrnialis and dangerous fseass tst have las4
The hsst Of human skll. While ihsy priloe ToverfI
snsc. tsy are ne time ID DIMINISHED aosss To
safest and bes physe fhss be employed at children.
Being sngAreoatei ;hfy pleasant 70 take. and tebs
purely ygssalis, free from Any rt u harm. cufs
have been made vhich suass belief tsy not sah
saAtatsd by men q sub sEatsd position snd eharstsr
- 20 Estid the suspfion q uuiruih. Many eminent
ceEgymen and physicians have sns iheir names y tef
y y tbs pusIie he rsaity d ny remes. whils On.
sFs have ssnt me the assurance q sir o9hEetion tst
nyPrepaasIons oonirihuts Immensely 10 TIE relief q my
anlct.d, suffering fsiiou-msn.
ne Agent tslgs nausi i psasi D furnish gratis ~
American lisnas s5saihinr dirstiisn5 their Ne snd
esrtaesss q their cures u he fogving e1mplants:
eas,tsnsss Bilious campias,s Khsnmailsni. llssssy,
Heartburn Hsadsths arising fnm iaul stenaeh. Sac.
se indigestion, Moftd Ihaeiigu e he Bowels and Pan
srnr tbsrefrA, Ylalulsncy fs q Afpsiiisi al Ulrsf
ous and Cuianegus p.sfses which fsg1fs efacuaat
Medicine, HeToinla or Kings Evil 1hEy aas1 " paffT
ing The bJ0d and stimulating the sysfsas eule many
complaint. shlch u vssh nqt e ssfFos.a Thy e9aid
ffh sush Deafness, Partial Biinfnss Nsufsgs ard
Nervous lffilal8ityY Defangsusnts ~ the Liver aa k
nsYs 0ont and CHER khfref complaints stslnf if1m
LN state q he bgfy Obstruction a ~ fauetigns.
Do 10, ts pot n " anprihdpied deAisfs win spas
oshsr pai thsy make msse pre6t sn. Az g. Afttis
Pills. and take bothing else. No gthsf they can giss
yUu e0mpafes ph ths In IL Intrinsic value eutsts
Darsrr NE sck want de bsst As there i iof ttsm,
aad tlsy sissald hare a.
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BARGAINS


Fresh and desirable Goods at much
reduced prices.
II Hei1g lister 10 tie season 10 getting
u ny Goods lhsn ought ~ have been % meet he
saHs falls 81 nv eas,onsfs an5 money L more a.
iIsfie ~ II becomes Is greater demiHI, ani can ore.
rae slssnageossy wi.h it il lhs future haye deter
mneI u saeiice large esieEt Gee pfpaIs - III ~
Rsa anl 9rg Gso5s; aefefr'e 0ef EEL ~ ea.hf
% Is my Isg silf customers 20 time, my
Eatire stock Of Goods. both a illlsborOugh
aud sauih lowell, II reduced prices.
TIE f5ll wing named tio88. viii osf at COST. VIZ
Al r-h suI expensive Dress Goods consisting % Nous
lin IL I.iI1t Faafy ani Biars slik., fne Gashmeis
,pH psHtfe Vol = SsUIs El3ih.. Gis.iinefrs, Vest.
jnst in.6 gnens d1s Fauaes. fefhni s5li Hats and
cays Bel sni Negro Blankrs, Vel,ei snd stfaw Bon.
ns.s Rsb9ns. French EmbfoiiFTy, embracing Collars
sEd iesves bJil aep5,5is and 10 sets. gi y shrh
vii hs 1aai st teFF reduced rnces they we're pnf.
,htsed yesy rhFap ~ cas. sls1 se.ss snl Gambfle
E3x.nss ~ lnssrIb1s Ea7'gilefed and flsin Linen
c,nlfie H4aissft8iss
T5e ~ b. sts tsspssifs.s aSitfl q call ahen thes
~ i15siaa Sf tfa sing tiaais. j. an deief.
fa8ei - ilI-f iaAssensFIs aHi u short . h5fe -.
f1gn IN ~ og b8siGsss q talesHlnl s8ib The pc.
ysnl sinBseHrs " $50 tHss. affera general te9se.
u91 af ffssf 81 affirfs fasf n elper'f4 lhis pl8n
70 Be c6gIiaas1 5arns ihs siaef preparatory 2 te
spring hlsiafs
HDilt r1li Ne rsflt t8# aten % ~ tsHrf- y 13
pE4rtai88 iensiis soassliaz 3f es spilss snt cap.
ssss Pafs Yatd AnA Gfa.H sasf siefl printed I'LL.
lts an8 Nesiihr Hoss. 80 lta bgi nai essi. ihess
sfisystFI Hans aal tle 81 Collins essisseEl AAks
tfNasa ase YaEa ceiling G. BE lat slI yeifs. aha
tays 4ss uafsff.8i slstsetiBn. sui even utaii1n
81 selling t lesl axes s. tfjss HBo hate tried htm
Al ms st5ek ~ f1fehsse5 Ne defne Il he Ngtih'
81 markef anl ae4lj hsss atn IL m9iusl siyanage
h nv patrons an1 msss 81 ~ The lsisnes 81 he sss
ssn whsn they vetr received.
Is iatgs III n tise ies' Rfg COFFEE q tsod.
sli9 aesifs t9ilin i4s paaa. thst eill girt ihf
fili make, Prize 81 81 ilIs9e adIdss 10 taGff pe
sjsily fYf ihs ffHRar sstirlrs Hbcb siii without
lgnii. pee. Wsr. Tbl5w fi1gl Ftsibsrs Dried Putt
r-s-. EFs, sni Better saI ths staple polaes u is
- 4, s spp1flaHry MAJ gfsf q dispose q Z ia
sstaat ato Aone nafAsi' ri. =. OWEN.
4 Eg-s#s,tt ~
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TO Teachers
DESIRABLE SCHOOL FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE SCHOOL FOR SALE.
INTENDING 10 remove from HiisboiouTh. ! ohst
= for sale my House, Lots. school, Purniiafe snd
School Appsraius
The house i n9st conveniently snanzed f1r Select
Boarding school. The lot j. highly impfovei The
GARDEN filed with ehsce vegetables, uiis and flowers.
The sdioniur lot y sls0 ubict eultivsiion.
The yiase hss siWsss been eelshfsiedl lof s health
apd this School has nov been 10 successful operation
fof twenty years
Fof further psuicuiifs. terms. 6,s.. sjirsss
REV. ROBERT RCRWELL,
iTilLi5oopgh. n. G.
stP.saysIs tt-
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Prepared by Dr. .. q. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Nsa.
Rna ~ cTL Ta Bsz. Eva BoKn yoa tf.

rT Sold by ]. T.. Webb 4 Co., Hilisbofough; 4. d
]. Holi, Graham; ID. A. Bradley, Wilmington. s. !.
Hnalsie, Fayetteville; ". A. santos a 90. Norfolk
~ D.. Riye.. Peisisbass pIsfeeIi I.sdd a Co.. Rich.
monJ. end by ~ Druggists Throughout The county.
Nay IL. 3g-l2m
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INyERY bgdy rsil apd settle mufi bsss ss,tls.
- asnts anes yssf JAMES WEBB.
tsodt,t sf--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

= HAVE now in store, and shall keep constant for
sale low,
New Crop Sweet Molasses and Rice,
Rio and other Coiees, Sugars, best Vinegar,
Nails. Blasting and Rifle Powder and Fuse,
Common and English Dairy Cheese, &c. &c.
All kinds Of barter taken for Goods viz: Rags, old
Castings Brass and Copper Feathers, Beeswax, Corn,
Wheat, Meal, Bran, Flour, Peas and Beans, Butter,
Eggs, Plank, Shingles, and Hides, and almost every
thing else.
Settlements in all cases once a year.
JAMES WEBB.
Februarys. so--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03
DRUG STORE.

Z C.WEBB & CO., win keep constantly on hand,
~ omple,e assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DyeStuas, ,yarnishes. Perlumery, Stationery,
Grass and Garden Seeds, Aromatics,
Vinegar, Pure Liquors, &c. &c.
and all other articles in their line Of business and with
the special design Of keeping only genuine articles
They hope, by close attention and moderate prices, to
meri, aud receive the patronage ofthe public.
January ~. 4-
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL.
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, and
HOarseneSs.

BRMnHLD, Mass, Goth Dec, 1855.
DR. J. %. ArER: lido not hesitate tosay
the best remedy have ever found for
Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza, and the
eoncomitant symptoms Of Cold, is your
CHERRY PEcroRAL. Its constant use in
my practice aud my family for the last
ten years has shown 10 10 passess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment Of these
oomplaints. EBEN KNIGHT, MD.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

tFIt ~ fsN3fAtN s90ftNs WV ~
d. Mot.e's fadisn ooi Pills are ,old by ~ dealers
in Medicines.
hvrnis wsniei IN every town. ,ilisre and hamlet IN
Tie lsnd Parties desiring ile agsDcy viii address 81
shove fof The Terms.
P,ice . cents psi hoT fss scrss i'll is ssni on
receipt 81 81. po,lsss tsid.
DsssintH9. IL
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
AN ACr

no, ell AN ACT
70 amend the act entitled An act to reg
ulate the Admission and Practice Of
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
passed February !. 1924
Sc. /. BE il enacted By the G5acrui
IysemHy Of he State OF Ohio, That
the third section of the not entitled an
act 70 regulate the admission and practice
of attorneys and counsclors ut law pass.
cd February Ii. 1921, be SO amended As
to roa as follows; That no person shall
be admitted 10 such examination unless
he shall have previously resided one year
within this state, aud shall produce from
soma attorney or counselor at law, a GER
,i6catl setting forth that such a p!ioaut il
Of good moral character, aud That no has
regularly aud aItenlively studied law, du-
rios the period of two years, previous 10
his application for admission, and that he
believes him 10 be person Of sullicien,
legal knowledge aud ability to discharge
che dutios Of an attorney or counselor at
law provided, that any person residing
in this stale, or coming into this state for
the purpose of making II his permNnent
residence. aud upon producing satisCact @
ry evidence to the judges that he has read
law for the period OF two years under the
tuition Of some licensed attorney aud has
been regularly admitted as an attorney or
counselor at law, in some court Of record
within the United States. or that no has
been in the practice Of law in some one of
the United S,a,es [orl territories thereof
during tho period Of two years previous
To his application Tor admission, may be
admitted TO an examination at any time
by producing to said judges satisfactory
evidence that such applicant susains a
good moral character, aad by satisfying
tho Judges aforesaid by affidavit or oatl
that he actually resides in this state, o.
Intends TO become citizen thereof.
Sec. ?. That section Ave Of said act bt
so NmoOded as to read as follows; Sectior
.. That no person shall hereafter bo pro
mittsd to practice as an attorney or coun
sellor at law 10 any court in this state wh(
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

Aratnst,
lame, Fulton Ani Margaret D. Ful,oa h's Wife James
W,ofs AMI susan Moore his wife, Eh r. Rcnuc Ncsser
l,ker M,tcu, schn,let lss Kelley, llorlcc VI Nhani'
rr Er,no1 Moore llsnty Speaker, ,anl Eisa SPEAKER
sOip William Moore, John l Moore AMI clara M'ore
his wife, n. g., LAYTON ant NAtuet LAYTON hls Wlle'
irDr Noarc samuel ,ote and Harriet Moor' his wife,
Nrohh,d A Moor, and benjamin sanford, defendant,
t,uE ahn,e named IIsny speaker t and Eliza Speaker
! his wife, samuel Noofe and larne, Moore his wlie'
aud Archibald A. Moot', will take nel''o that ne a'oNs
n.meI plainN have Hled thelr petition ag1nt them and
an, other dcfcn iauts above named, n tho Count uf Com
mon Pca within aad for the county Of seneca and Sate
ohio which pV1,as 3, & ,. SS. UI v"e IS N Sn5
20 the following an md leuemens, aud subject the same
To the p,ynento ot cora.n luiguen, W. ta
lanes Fulton, JAmrs u, Moore m WI henne, Tor the
sum OF Eleven ilanlrs Seyeay'Na. Dollars aud Eigh'y
,uit in tr ,ad court tho July torn erAof lt, to-it'
Rcar p,r Of socto ten, 10 the township ot Ne"een
said arnera county, commencing or ihc same land on e
Yves, line of the south west % rrr al sAa se'l,'n AZ uo
cOrncr of that port OF said quarlet ."on hrre
Jotots set OF amt assgqed ~ so'eTalto W'm M2e1e,
under and by virtue of certain ptgeo hnss othe p1uuon
of these aud certain ohcr lands la' p'u ng an posecn'
trl in nid conr ho'cn tie said James tnhon ami afa
ri J. Falton his wife, wereneuoneg and Eleanor Moore
Henry Spsnkof ir aud Eliza sneaker his wife, Wilham
Moore. John l., MohTe, Harriet Moor Henry Moo'e, sam
ue Ne,re lanes ~ Noaru, aad Archibald A Moore were
80, nt. et the Narrh term thercof isAi, viii more
hly ,nnear hv teoot an
premises, temtungih dcour rlnnng ,op,h
on ana along the line Of said qpaEcr scction to ands
own,l hy one Smith; thence On nnl5long she North
line Of said Smths Nnd 'tiy easi Nen'e south on and
y died tho "a Nr nnt tnro'ine RoNii' thence eastWafd
Ia an sul ar Tho sail road. TO Gmnrc street, m the town
a. VILLAGE of taroue, IN said couutyi hcnce ard along
a giinor, sttaoi rasiWhrly 10 ha ceutfe Of tho sNu
dusky and "uluwhns ruwpike koad' so calcdi thenoe
aorhVnr nv along said turapke raadioihe south eal
cor, Of said lands sci 90 and asgnrd IN aerefN 70
c sad william Moore thcnre onhnd along he south line
Of aid lanl So set oT ani aed 10 sovcla 20 Che n,d
William oorc aioraseid n 20 The place OF bngnnng ie"n'
nnr nnutyono az Of land, De the same morh or less
Anl sorse uniyilcd ninth pAtls Of tho norheai qqaf'
Ter OF section hNesn the t0wnshn cNceptue ht'
y o um re side thereot the said three pnv'
ied moth nNs hea subject the dover estate o e said
Eoanor Moore heteia and or eeneFafoof Aud the said
HENRY speaker IT, asA ERfR speaker hs Nfe, Samuel
Moore and "a lei Moore hs wife, ana Archibald A. Moore
required TO apnear anil fnswer said netou on % hclofc
the third Saturday aoc ,hc 25yh day Of March lsa.,
I T., Al HALL.
] febl0.6Np p, T. sle,2S Auy toI iald rlain'iih,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
Consumption.
Ayers CathartiC Pills.

VOuE oclcucos Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost 20 produce this best most perfect
purgatyo which Is known TO man. lnnumcraDle proofs
are shown that these PILLS have virtues which sua IN
excellence the ordinary medicines, aud that they win un'
precedoutedy upon the esteem Of all men They are safe
and pleasant to take, but powerful 10 cure Their peno-
trtng propertes stimulate the vital activities Of the body
remove the distractions Of It's organs, purify the blood,
and expe dscase Theypurge out the foul humora which
breed and grow distempcr stimulate sluggish or dsor
dcred organs INTO their natural action, and mpart healthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do
they euro the everyday complaints Of every body but
also formidable aud dangerous diseases that have baea
the best Of human SAIL. While they produce powerful
Effects ,hoy are the same time In diminished doses tho
safest and best physlc that bo employed o children
Being sugarooaod they pleasant to take and being
purev vegetable are FREQ from any risk Of HARM Cures
have been made which surpass belief were they not sub
stanated by Of such exalted position ana character
as TO forbid the suspicion Of untruth Many eminent
elergymen and physicians have lcnt their names 10 eer
fy to the public tho reliability Of my remedies while oth-
ers have sent me the Of their conviction that
NV preparatons contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted suffering fellow-mcn.
The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their use and
oertiacnes OF their cures OF the following complaints
Costyeness, bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsyi
Heartburn, Headache arising nom toul stomael Nau
sea- Indigestion, Morbid lnacton OF me boWes sna M u
arising herefoi Flatuency, Loss OF Appetite, all ulcer
Gus aud CutanCous Diseases which require an eNacuah
Medicine, scrofa Kings Evil They also, ny puluy
ing tho blood and stimulating the SYSTEM cure many
complaints which Il would not be supposed they coulC
reach such as Deafness Partial Bndncas, Neuralgia enc
Nervous Irtabiy, Derangements OF the Liver and hd
news out and other kindred complaints arising non
low state Of the body obstruction Of It's functions
Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers with som
other pill they mako more proht on. ASK Tor AVER
Pills and take nothing else. No other they can Civ
you compares with this In It's intrinsic value or curatv
powers The sick want the best aid there Is for them
! and they should have Il.
Prepared by DIR. j. g. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
PRIcE 20 Crs. PER Box. FIVE BOXES EoR l.
SOLD BY
r. Med. GIBSON, aud l. l., St. JOHN CO.
Tifin and DRUGGISTS generally. nOvl3-1y
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Is not a citizen of the United states or
who has not declared his intention OF DO.
coming a citizen Of the United States ana
who does not actually reside IN tins sla'e'
any license heretofore granted to Che CON
trarv notwithstanding, except IN cases ~
which he shall have been employed before
the taking effect Of this act, or who holis
A commission as Judge Of the supreme
court or court Of common pleas or who
is clerk Of q supreme court or court
Of common pleas, in any court OF which
he Is clerR, or who is a sheriff, provided,
that nothing herein contained shall IN
any wise preve prevent attorneys or coun-
sellors at law from praeticing IN this state
who reside in states or territories which
permit attorneys and counseIlors at law
iesi Ing in this state to practice therein
and provided further, that nothing in this
act contained shall prevent any J 'doe OF
any of the courts Of this state from I'M
ishing any bushes by him undertaken IN
the circuit or district courts Of the United
States prior to his election as Judge.
Sec. 3. That the original sections three
and five Of the act to which this IS IN
amendment be, and the same are hereby
repealed
Sec. 4 That this net shall take effect
from and after its passage; provided, thai
this act shall ia no wine affect OF impair
tho provisions Of an act entitled ian act
To regulate the admission Of attorneys al
law in certain cases." passed April Z,
1856. 1900 ...
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER.
President Of the Senate.
March 10, 1853.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH
@
0n3

WOULD YOU HAVE HEALTHi
WOULD YOU HAVECOMFORTf
WOULD YOU HAVE BEAUTY
WouldYou instead Of diseased gums liberated teeth
fotid andioathsome breath, have health beauty, wee
breath ,comionand clcanlinoss-pfescrveyou
IDps Ju1s aa NSTnV
Tcndershs profe TO the people Of Tin
and vciuig and that latest and
most beautiful styles Of inrouptblc teeth, from
ullrase, on gold, silver Gutta Pcrcha.
Hts hlncsare not Of that son spongy fe evture which In
stead Of benuuGng, absolutely inure aud destroy the
teeth thus treated But are perfectly solid, beautifully
pc shcd ado INTELLECTUALLY preserve the teeth for years.
Teeth cleaned the best manner, without pain. Dis
srd gums oaerltons performed
with skllandcarr. CI-PARTtCULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES IN
ClliLnREN'S TEETH. - The best references and
specimens This work m1yhe atal times ath solue
IL romb's Block overWmto& Bros. store.
TiWn, Nov. .Q9. SO. tf,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

CRYSTAL MUcILLAGE-for Business
~ Men, At (aug2a) PELAN's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-28
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union takes the Courier dss Etats
URis to task for recent attacks of that jour
nal upon the Un,on and the Administration
administering to it pretty severe esstigation.
The same paper treats Of "The Economy of
Honesty in the public Administration" and
publishes, with comments, letter from DR..
Brainard, of Chicago, denying the authorship
of the SANDERS upon Senator Slidell in connec.
ton with the late Illinois canvass, and virtually
leaving their paternity to be settled between
Senator Douglass Secretary and the Chicago
Times and Tribune.
The Inteifigencey sets the MilledgevilIs Fed
sral Union right on the merits Of the Galphin
claim, and is devoted to news, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-28
PERSONAL

-.-- Senator Johnson, Of Ark, is at Browns
-. Berlin telegram reports that Baron Hum
ooldt 10 dangerously H.
-. Lieut.: J. B. Aulick, UsN., and LADY,
nave arrived at New York from Havre
rs 49,; ba,ry sullivan Is now playing at Burton
w.; s,n.tor Sam Houston LEFT this city for New
- Ueo: D. Prentice Is announced To Iec,urs
In PhiIAdeiphia on Thursday evening next.
-. In letter to the American Presbyterian.
ponnsI, o. 'ne View York Ledger, states that he
10 OF Scotcn-lnsh descent, and Is a Presbyterian
Baron de Trobiand, Of the courrI.r a..
Flats Unis, translated into French for nj. NJ
per, the whole Of President Buchanan, p last me-
sage. -N'
Wv. C. Baker, ESQ. coIIec,o, o, ~,
Ct Philadeiphis, Hon X. W Johnson and spos
81 Arkansas, CAPT Fsrragut and lady, q. 3 N
ana Capt Dye, u : are at Wiliards'
-. Major u b. French wrote a Yankee
rnymed Dialogue for the celebration of the
N T. Society at Columbus, Ohio, which was
received with great applause
-. The Savannah Republican announces the
eIoe, while on cansassing tour, OF Hon
J1S1..hIn n "i .he Democratic nominee for the
senator 10 The last Leg isla,ure OF t;eoroi, ,a,u
Stewart. "eo'sid' Hoh
49, Lieut. Maurv, IN one OF his Lectures ON fine
highways and Byways Of the Oc,an - 49,
go, 30 1h. a. Tue pott"'a OF the deep sea-
eiusioa % light and heat, aud the saIn. n.e,e.
ties OF the water, cannot decompose, bn, No.,
rsmain precisely In the state In which IL Is de.
posted Tor ages and ages
-. f. NJ Eaton, while chopping wood near
Indianapolis. last week, cut bis foot seyer.ly
\ pn, Sician was called and found him sitting in
CHAIR Dad, his foot In a basin aIIed with
blood. H ~ bad been placed la a hoTizo,f.i
position. the aprl jcation Of a single handa0s
sSGsia have SAVED s,s life, but no one present.
&newn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-28

From SANTA FE-The Santa Fe mail of tn,
oth Inst reached Independence on Saturday The
conductor reports the snow on the route Tn rec
feet deep, and the weather very cold.
The legislature was to convene the day the
mail left
Fort Defiance dates are TO Noyeutss 2I,t
Col Miles had pursued the Indians into thei,
mountain Businesses, over regions heretofore I'm.
known, and the white men were putting them to
Hight wherever they found them
Maps OF the marches were soon to be made ont
giving much information respecting the country
Major Backus returned to Fort Defiance on the
18th Inst Ne had no regular fght With the In.
dians, but had killed 81, Of them In various Skin
mishes.
Captain Vadde', of company OF spies, had
been badly wounded.
Col. bonneville and Superintendent Collins %
to Fort Denance during the amistice, to treat with
the Navsjos. Their action will be final either
Tor peace or war.
Judge Boone will take the district vacated nv
Judge Benedict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-28

FREE CoLoEED PERSONS IN MARYLAND.-The
Royal Standard published at Grand Turk, Turks
Island, referring to the recent convention Of the
slave holders Of tue Eastern Shore Of Mary land,
and its desire to rid the State Of the free coored
population, says:
Should the object Of this meeting he carried
ouf there Will be about %, COO persons who will
either have TO emigrate or remain and be sold
into slavery. Private enterprise in the British
west Indies, Judicionsiy managed may do much
towards supplying those unfortunate people with
permanent home and this colony with a few
hundred lsoorerss where their services are so
much wanted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-28

II The twenty second overland mail from
Caiifornis, which has arrived at at Louis,
brought one through passenger and several from
way stations.
Six companies ofthe Sixth Infantry, under Col.
onet HOFFMAN,, have been assigned to service in
the Mohave country two companies with the
regimental headquarters, Lieutenant Colonel An.
drews commanding, at Los Preside, and one
company each TO Humboldt Bay and San Diego
The San Francisco Herald reports the seizure
OF the steamer Hermann by the United States
Marshal, on claims against her by New York
parties.