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That will do.

KINDER, OF the Butler Telegraph, very
truly says that the quickest and best way to
end the, aniics Of these "shriekers," is to
admit Kansas at once with the constitution
presented, and let them change it to suit
themselves Afterwards. This would be FIX
ing them like the iarmer did the skunks-
putting big etone over the hole and leuv'
ing then, to stink it uu,.-NW Lisbon Pat
riot.
Not Gdzatay. friend Kinder! 1t would
bs following the doctrine Of the Republi
cans to prohibit the people from expressing
their will upon the slavery question unit
Kansas becomes State, and then letting
them act their pleasure. Lot US adhere tt
the wholesome Democratic doctri Q Of Sub
hitting the question TO the will Of the peO
pie nos.
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United States Treasury.

II appears from the books of the Treasu-
~ Department that the total amount Of re
q eeipts inso the Treasury from Msvch ID,
l7s0--wheR the Constitution Of the United
Stsiss went into OperatiOn-to the let OF
July, 1857, amounted to 1885,, ,ooO, 900 -
The expenditures for the naval and milit ~
services amounted to es24.OOo 600; for rev.
-Olu,iOnsry end other pensions, to s77,eoo.
ooo. The public debt 10 S50s. .00o, 600.
The Secrstary'of the Treasury advertise
for proposals for the issas Of five million
Of sdditisnal Treasury notes. ss su.horise
under the lste law.
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Relative to the case Of the woman Mrs..
saysA, of the town Of Day, Warren county,
Of whom |. is said that she has lived now
nineteen months without eating : uOrSsl o!
food, and whose death was recently AnnOunc.
cd in one Of the papers Of Albany. the San.
dy Hill Herals. has the following: .
Mrs. HaJet b not dead. but RENAME IN
the condition in which she has been for
msny months past.
Incredulous ss il NAV seem, IN re is lit
,ls, ii any doubt, but that this woman hss
lived for more than eighteen months without
eating or drinking. We have not alluded
10 the case before Tor the reason OF ito sp.
pareht iucredibility: but scieI tifie gentle
men, topeTher with hundreds OF others, a.
ter the closest scrutiny. have become con.
yinced that there 10 no deception Prscticed,
and that the woman actually sEbsists with
cut food or water
In oder to test the matter, . gentleman
10; / the womsa 10 bis residence, and par.
ties watched her day aud night for one
month, who sey that she neither ate or drank
during that tius, aud that on TO being in.
tr0tucE0 INTO tue rOoWS COuecAieo W. eue
pockets of disintsrested psTsons, the woman
would Immediately 60 into eonvulsions. The
sane effect was produced by persons taking
tobacco, or any kind Of ardent sPirits wh,rs
she was.
The woman 10 reduced to perfect skelc.
ton, so much 80 that BY placing the hand
upun the abdomen the htck bone can be
distinctly felt. ....
We are aware ihst there are instances on
record somewhat akin to this. which turned
out to be frauds, but If this 10 deception,
1t has b, on so adroitly managed that every enc
who has examined it has been duped. Be.
sides, there 10 ne motive for the deception; /;
and it is quite incredible that Any person
would suffer to the extent that this woman
has, for tho ssls purpose oi playing up N
the credulity Of the public.
Viewed in any Ii; hs. tho subj"ct 10 wor.
thy Of the attention Ot the Scisatidc and Gu
riVus.
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@z Tbs whole amosnt allowed BY the New
. York legislature for laying out the Central
Park IL New York city. is about one mil.
lien 1--we hundred thousand dollars. II will
cOnsaiR seven hundred end seventy acres.
ems hundred and city OF which will be &c,
! spsEs foEs Cfoton reservoir, in anticipation
sf iAs great growth Of the city and the ne
ssssity for sn inexhsustable supply Of water.
il = 70 contain parads gr.und Of from
! twenty y forty acres. three play grounds Of
. IRON thrss to ten acres cash. . hail for sx
hibiiiaas and concsrtssasn observatory.
sskssing ground. flower gardens, fountsins.
aswsfs, stasusry, &e. twill bs completed.
y lhsseht, in shout thFss ysafs.
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Woob's HAIR RESTORATIVE -Amons al

Woobfs HAIR RESTORATIVE Among all
preparations tor the hair that have been in.
truduced us infnllibe, none has ever given
the satisfaction or gained the popularity thut
Prot. Woods Hair Restorative now has
His Restorative has pissed the ordeal OF i'm.
Vulnerable fashionable toilets, aud the ladies',
wherever they have tested it, pronounce it q
peerless ortidIe. They find where the hair
is thinned, that it creates fresh growth
that it fully restores the vegetative power Of
the denuded places, and causes the fbers t.
shoot forth anew--thlt it disolyes and re-
moves dandruff, prevents grayness, restores
the hair to it's original color when grayness
has ac,ually superyened, gives arich luster,
imparts the soitness and flexibility Of silk to
the hair. aud keeps it always iuxuriant,
healthy and in full vigor.-N Y. Tribune.
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
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Anew HseId-A wider spread

For pexsrai yesrs past the territories el
ksnsss snd Nsbrssks Rave filled sSrgs
plsOs in the public eye; BOT there 10 another
seN.ou which bids islE. ere song' to divert to
iiseh the public gsse.
John h. Bsr,isu. Esq fate United States
Boundary ConmissiOnsr. hss written q le.
or recently 70 Lieut.. Mowry, the delegate
IN Congress from ArisOns, which shows
that this new and hitherto unknOw" terrific
sv is destined 10 become one Of the most
important end Aouri.hing por.ions Of ou'
va.t domain. 1t has. on the South. from
tier Of about six hundred miles. and 10 oecu
pirl BY mixed race Of McxicsnS and Span
isrds.- According TO Mr., Bartletts account
the sericul.ufsl resources Of the TERRITORY
ara rich and abundsnt, being probably nm
su-psssed BY any portion Of our country -
The miaeYsl wealth Of the country is slSt
said to be extensive and varied. The San
k;,a N .untains are said to abound in silver
N.s, vi Ihese mountains sre both copper
and liver. Other mines in the territory, a.
/, vel unopened, ere thought to contain gold
siysr and copper. csnnsbar and lead
SemS Of lAs grain regions are quite remark
thie, and tho territory as . whole 10 repre-
scented % presenting extraordinary adVan.
I.srs sad Inducements 10 the hardy e0i-
1rsnt.
DER readers are, doubtless, aware Of the
steps which have been taken towards the
formation Of q te,ritOrisl government for
Arisoaa. During the last session Of Con.
rress the subject Of the organization Of the
territory was 6rst agitated. and bill intro
duced BY the late Senator kusk, which pass.
Cd the Senate, creating q judicial district
and land ONCE; bat it did not pass the
House for want of time. The people ol
the territory have now sent q petition tc
Congress which asks more than that bill
provided for. They deeire to be separated
entirely from the territory OF New Mexico
from which. they sllege, their interests ar
VUHI0y OluiLs CtI ouu " us NuAeu uuoct tn
more direct protection Of our Governnen,
a. separate organization.
II will thus bs seen that Arizena vii
shortly be op:ning i's gates for immigEa
tiOu from the States; foods Of population
will doubtless pour into 60 rich and Promis
ing "a region, and soon she may be knock
ing At the door Of the Union for entrancs
% sovereign State.
May We not indulge in the hope that sue
sCenOs a. have been witnessed in Kanss
may not be repeated there-that instead {
coming iDto the Union in the midst {
shocks and cOmmotions, and the smoke an
Grs and blood Of civil war. che may b
welcomed to the fratsrnal circle quietly an
peacefully. causing no sectional disturbsn
ces-no partisan divisions or personal an
rassitiss. Goo knows we have seen On
heard en-, ugh Of these things at every ste
which un fortunate Kansas has taken toward
VuF Union door.
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LCgnS Tender.

The law regulating the payment Of debts
VT h coin. provides the following coin to be
legal tender:
). All gold coins at the irrespective values
for debts Of any amount.
2. The haH dollar, quarter dOllsrsy dimes
and half dimes, 81 their respective values, /,
for debts Of amount under Ave dollars.
8. Three cent pieces for debts uaEtT
thirty cents, sRd
4. By the law passed. ws may add one
cent psices for debts Of amount under ten
cents. =
Those, who, to get rid Of lsTge quantities
Of cents and small coin, or To annoy credit.
0rs' sometimes pay their bills with it. will
perceive there 10 q stop put to that satie By
lsw.--Psddscks Gin. Bank Esvs.
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h d now tAshght that the "saIhs" han
iayISG YsasSuSsr issshd, IN the British pos.
ss,uions. O. TIN plses Of their future rsssta.
hi. Il large ilnnds uoaily nnsxpittsdI
snd is q possession Of the Hudloa Bsy
Company. II isssld thspsestlsmsnes do net
extend beyond twenty miles from Victoria
-,hs town built BY the Company. tis
very rocky, yet sbounds 10 much fertile
lard. 81
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LunoticS I'm Ohio,

In looking over the Reports Of the three
Lunatic Asylums in the State, we and ,ha,
there were confined in the
Northern Asylum at Newburgh, on the
18th Of November last 2Sl
Ia the Central Asylum At Columbus AlS
In the Southern Asylum at Dayton l6l
Total number under treatment at the
expense Of the State 86e
The expense Of the Northern Asy.
lum last year wac 4 $36,625
or the Central Asylum 1890
OF the Southern Asylum 2S,7Sl
Total Sll5,30s
The Northern Asylum asks for $4,000
for nexi yeSr's expenses, aGd $ll 600 to Psy
bsck indebte daess.
The Central ssks for $46, 500
And the Southern fer $4,000
Total amount to be appropriated for the
three Asylums for the yesr 1858 $4,000
-COlHmbxs GGzette.
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a1ntc Rank Of Ohia.

The President Of the State Bank, J. An.
drews. Esq, has published statement oil
the aggregate condition Of the Branches Of
the State Bank OF Ohio. 40 exhibited BY
their several Fepsrts msds up to the firsl
Monday (ths Ssh,) Of January. BY this
statement it appears that the resources nrs
@la,96i, ,79l 80. and the liabilities 81 EOS !.
62s 66. makine On excess Of resources over
liabilities Of S6,059,Os7 s.. This Gxcess
FspFsssnts capital stock ~ the amount oil
04,lot,boo. end suFnlus Of e9ls,Ss7 Ss.
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Gree cries DcuAOii~Ilct:-A Female
DeBAsO a StT;sCI0m

We learn that on Wednesday morning
last, the women OF the town OF Fredricks
burg, Wayne county, assembled to the mum
Der OF about fifty, marched in u band, armed
with axes, hatchet+, clubs, &c, and made
an assault upon the groceries Of that place.
The barrels OF whiskey, ale, and other liq
uofs We're demolished, and their con,ent-
left to run out upon the foors and cellars
No other serious damages were d1ne, und
the femmines appear to have met with bu,
little, II any fesistunce.- MiRersbvrg Far.
Hser. a.a
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Ad,lIIu.Ills.Iralo,,s. SEX. d -l.eal EsE

probss Cor, % Of Porape conoS ho
10Th lay Of March, A d. 1885, at one O'Clock, In the
afternoon 0. said day on The premises. will be Offer
Of, to wit: Situate in the township of Franklin;
county of Portage and State Of Ohio, and known az
being part of lot number fifteen. 1t being thirty.
west side OF the East half Of said lot running par
ale; line with the east side of said lot except twenty
acres which Mr.. Gaylord deeed to Charles Gaylord;
OF from the east side of the land above described
Also another piece parcel Of land in the same lot
(No. I5D and 10 descr bed foil pws, ta wit: All
Of the west half lot number fifteen, surveyed and
allotted by Ezekial Hoover, except seventeen acres
and one hundred and one rods al The north end OF
Said half lot; containing in all eighty acres of land
aid land to be sold subject to the right of dover
Ellen Bradley, widow of James L. Bradley, decd.
ELLEN BRADLEY,
Administratrlx Of James Bradley deceased.
February IL. I65S-5W.Q4 " .
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WORK KNowINs.-sA piece Of candle
may bs made to burn sA night in : sick
room or elsewhere. where = duit light b
wished. BY putting finely powdered salt on
the candle till IL reaches the black part OF
the wick. Ii this ways mild and steady
light may be kept through the sight from
small piece Of candle. a4 sgg. II
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!. Fro,a& Washingtom.

WASHINGTON CRY, February l6.--The
Preaident has removed Price, the Post.
master at Chcagoy and appointed Cook, his
immediute predecessor He has also re-.
N we'd Miller, the Postmaster at Columbus,
Ohio. and appointed ex Governor Medary in
his place. Price and Miller were appoint.
ed during thsrecesS IN Congress. ~ r.
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tTMEs. Ramsey. mother of Gov Rem
sey, Of Minnesota, died very suddenly On
Friday evening. at Harrisburg, st rths rssi-
deacs Of her daughter, Mrs. EpseI. Mrs
b. vas quite eyed. She leaves . lsrs I
number OF friends and relatives, Ly whem
her lSss will be severely teIe.
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The LecOiitpgOn CenstitutIon Re
pudIaied.
fio1sk W REPRxsEHTArrEs,1
Washington, Jan. 80.

WNenlngtons Jan. 20
To tks Editor of ths Natss: se=-.=z.=
By SoHs profess the name Of Mr.. Pra.
ther, Of Kansas, was placed to the famous
Calhoun pledge. Ia justice to that gentle
man-who seems TO be In. every regard .
worthy mani ask the publication Of the
following letter, which will release Mr.
Prather, from the company he has, by mis-.
representation, il not forgery, been eompeii,
ed to keep. With respect
% SAML. s. Cox.
..is FIAxxLIN, K. r., Jan. IL, 1858.
SIR:-Ia your speech of December 10,
1867, delivered in the Huuse Of Represen.
tatiSes, find my name coupled with the lie.
compton Constitutional ConE entiOn. have
SlsO seen my name used 10 the sarne way BY
\ number Of the political preAseS Of the
country; and my honor and charscter as Q
man and citizen, severely handled.
Now, sir, this Is doing me great injustice;
for 1t 10 well known that was not mem.
Der Of the Lecompton Convention, and had
no more to do with attaching my name to
those pledges to which you refer than you
had. was pat in nomination without my
knowledge or cOnsent and decliaed TO be.
come candidate, and published q card to
that effect in both the Lawrence papers -
Il 10 true some did vote for me, whether
would be candid to or not, am Dem.
ocrst, and that in the broadest sense Of the
term. ! am. also, a Southerner, from the
bosom of old Virginia, and yet so much op.
posed to the heeompton constitution that il
Congress undertakes to force it upon US
will fght-yes. sir, | will suffer death, rath.
er than submit to the dlmnable thing.
swear, by the great Etsrn0H that will re-
sist it az long as live; and, if it 10 not des'
troyed during my lie, I will dsinherit my
children il they will not promise to strusgl ID
against it after am gone.
AS am convinced that you have not in
tentionally done me wrong, Fhope thai
you will take that course 10 correct the er
ror into Which yeu have fallen as to yol
may seem best either by publishing the
above or otherwise. am but an humble
farmer, and DO not ask for Office. Neither
am willing to be held up to public view al
q traitor 10 public trust.
Respectfully yours, &c.,
l.. A. PRATHER.
Hon. SAMUEL s. Cox.
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or Dr.. B. Harmon, one OF the most val.
oed citizens. dibdofsTy yIhoid PneumoAia. on
Saturday morning last, at his, residences in
Warren, Trpmbull county. 4 .e
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9rThe paper mill At Chagrin Falls.uwss.
burned On the 9th inst The lossis said 70
be $l2, 900. sy... ..a
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AYERS. CHERRY PICTORIAL


COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEss, INFLCs
EMzA, BRONCHITIs, WHOOPINd
COUGH, GROUP ASTHMA, INse
n siSs cIPIENT4 4CONsUMPTION,.
and for the relief Of consumptiye patents IN ADVANCED
stages Of the disease! s7+' Nse'7
We need not speak to the public of IT, yirtues:
Throughout every town, and almost every hset q 70
American States s wonderful cures Of pulmonary COM
plants have made 1t already known. Nay tsW AIe gs
families Ia any civilized country on tm Wisn
out some personal experience Of and fewer yet
the communities any where Tich have not among them
some living trophy Of it, yctorynyer the subtle and den
Rerous diseases Of the throat and lungs While II is TIE
most powerful antdoe yet known to man br the fOft
aAle and dangerous diseases q the pulmonary oganhh
q slso tie pleasantest and safest remedy that " IN
Dloyed for infants and young persons Parents shona
A. stora against the nsdicus enemy that ttszle
~. sSs.. ,,Snrenersd We have abundant grounds b
,,vs ~ CsyyT RoTal saves more lives BY the con
s.sshns II TrsJsnts than those It cures Keep ~ ~
vn nd s,.re your colds while they curable nor le0
- the until no human skill can master ne nekofNbh
sSTIsr that fastened on the vitals eats your Life AMy
An know the dreadful fatalityof lung dsorders arq
they know too the yiAss Of this remedy we need nes g
more than to them II 10 still made the best ~
bs. We spare no cost, CaTp, no toll 70 pfcdurs y
most perfect possible, and thus afford thoFe who ts
Il the best agent which skill oAh rnsh tCr tHs' 80
PREPARED sBY DIR. j G ATBI
PrassiesI ana Analytical Chemist, I.sWsli, hssss
ass& Al AND SOL d ~ ssAs
ISAAC SWIFT. Rsyenns. Ohio. L
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DIED

At Nelson, on the l3thi si., OF hpop!exy !
NARcY s. wife, Of Chsries Goodseil, aged
55 years. ~
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orTky DOsiOn papers stats that Mr.
nssseutts me historian. 4 very III from the
.essissts u apGslytis stroke. L
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G-Hsnty Fife and Charlotte Jones were
executed q Plttsbure. on Friday lass..s u
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"A Fine Chance fer Young Men
TO MAKE FRoM ONE 10 fHREr DortARs PER DAY ABOVE
EXPENSES THE SALE or sroNEsPNFrNr cLoTHEsR RACK.
A GENTS wanted sell the above article,
"A and a good opportunity is now presented, By
wlfich few active young men, can make something
At this business. For further inforationI
call at the Cash aud Ready Pay Store Of
COFFIN q PLNNEY,
a.aa5 ~ 'l MOI, Phenix Block.
Raunnna Fli L. 1 5a-Aw - n
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political ftieHds in Penney yIvania svsrywhsrs
70 Fsspopd tothe ssntimept which protests
Against that Unparalleled fraud
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RAyENNA MARkEF-FIs. la.
.MARRTED.LI

go q MARRIED gFT
!. In Aurora, ON the lAth insss, BY Rev. p.
p Kennedy, Mr.. goHA &. WYsANr, Of
Aarora, and Miss MAkTAA c. BEsTKR. OF
Streetsboto.
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1S''Sy VI oO'usI IeeIuehtSS dHO whenever Inc
number Of their inhabitants iustifes it, TO
form Constitution, with or without domes.
tic slavery. and be pdmitted into the Union
upon terms of perfect equality with the 9th.
er States.
RESOLVED, That our: immediate represen.
tatives in Congress, Messrs. Florence, Lam
dy, Phillipe, and Jones, be requested to op
pose the LecomptUn fraud. as su. h is the
desire Of three lourths Of tho Democracy Of
Phil"de Iphia and Montgomery counties,
whose opini II on that exciting subject il is
their duty to consult; and by 90 doing, aid in
susta hing the rights Of the people as ex.
pressed in the Kansas Nebraska act, and
isculcated BY the Cincinnati Platform.
AesoIUes, That we cordially endorse the
sentiments Of Governor Wise, Senator
Douglas, Governor Walker, Secretary Stan.
ton. Hon. Mr.. Harris, and their worthy CO.
adiutors in Congress. ia reference ts popu.
las sovereignty, and pledge them our earn.
est support In thsir psiriotic Efforts to main.
talH our institut ions in their republican sim.
pficity, as developed in the doctrine of State
rights. @ 'ie faa ~ 7''
RssOlvsS, That the Democratic party Al
this great city has slwsys been distinguish. b.
Cd ioA .its devotloR 10 the rights Of the
States including those oi the South; and
that m con,ending foT the great pyiaciple
en6odied in the Kanass Nebraska, act, and
Ter the fuldllment oicur pledge IN 1855, we
clatm 20 be supporting the true interests 81
we Scush. and as taking the only course
that IT, consistent with our Obligations ss
members Of the National Derttocratic party
= RssOIveS, Vhst We extend the right hsnd
Of iellowship TO our brother Democrats IL
New Jersey. Ohio, Indisna, Illineis, Michi
gan, Wisconsin and Iews, who have 60 no.
b'Y resisted the sttsmpt to force the lie.
compton Const,utioa upon the ,,nwiliins
pssPle Of Kansas, sna nov cell upon orI
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i've funeral " Q youhR man. De-
loss bic sickness, Ne wm . '.css,
'nsl'y yewh' We va wom
We eisss " Ms''.e' aud hsa pees
hssv boz : she!t s''"s' ''s v"s ~
,aslsd vlsh yellow leves. ~ soon
dIsl, vilh no me'hss o. relative 70
wslsh BY bic bedside, % 70 soo'hs
him With That sympathy sh's', nues
hss 'hsss Of ews own ses.s e'"',sS n.
'.locd'' can feel o. mss''ese;
died smo0s s.ssrsers,and vac ess'ee
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