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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29

AccIDENTs.-We heard of but two acci.
dents happening on Monday. A Mr.. Flattery,
a well known citizen of one of the mining
bars of this county, was so unfortunate as to
get struck near the right temple by a fire.
rocket, the stick of which glanced upward
and inflicted painful wound about six
inches long on his head This happened near
the Theatre, in the early part of Monday
evening. Another man, whose name we
could not learn. was hurt in the leg by one
of these same rocket sticks striking him near
the knee this occurred near the City Hall
From the immense number of these DANGER
GUS articles sent up it is matter of wonder
that more accidents did not happen.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29
JANSON, BOND G. co.,

I IMPORTERS A N ID JOBRERS OF
Il DRY GOODS. corner Of Battery and Clay streets,
San Francisco. have now landing and in store
200 bales 30 inch Brown Drills;
100 bales SO inch Brown Shectings
100 bolts No, 1000 Duck;
500 bolts No. 2--l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck:
10 cases Merrmac Prints;
10 cases Prague Prints;
10 cases Pacific Prints;
10 cases Dunneis Prints;
10 cases q and "A Beachcd Shirtings;
20 cases GA, S-4, and 1914 Bleached Shirtinrs;
20 cases Blue Drills;
10 cases Blue Denims;
10 bales Hickory Stripes;
% bales 3-4 rs and A Tickngs;
10 bales Scarlet, Blue, and Gray Flannels;
10 bales Baardrale White Flannel;
5clses Coburgs and Merinos;
cases Wool and half wool plaids:
cases Blue and Black Alpacas;
10 cases Pacllic-new styles De Laines
cases, all wool, new styles, do
eases French Merinos;
1000 Bay State Plaid Shawls;
1000 Cashmere and Plain Wool Shawls;
Black and Coored Silks;
ain, Fig'd, and Paid silks;
And large assortment of other Dress Goods.
BLANKETS.
1000 pair White, Green, and Blue Macknaw;
1000 pair BB TBB and SBG Blankets;
1000 pair cheap Gray English Blankets;
1000 pair cheap Blue English Blankets;
500 pair Scarlet English Blankets;
600 pair 94, 104 Ia, and 124 White Bed Blankets
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
1000 doz Gray, Blue, and Scarlet Flannel Shirts;
1000 doz Gray and White Merino Undershirts and
Drawers;
1000 dOz Merino and and all woods Socks;
800 doz Slttinet and Jean Pants.
800 dOz Duck and CotOnade Pants;
800 doz Hickory and Check Shirts;
500 doz Calico and White Dress Shirts
5O5 doz Overalls and Jumpers;
Black and Fancy Silk Cravats, Neckties, Silk HdLfs,
Suspenders, and variety of other articles too
BUS to mention. For sale low by
JANSON, BOND CO.,
Corner OF Battery and Clay sts
sep29-1m San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29

FIRE.-A fire broke out on the cornar of A
and Second Streets in cluster of frame
houses about o'clock. yesterday morning,
which consumed two and DANCED very badly
two more of them. Loss not ascertained-
but trihing.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29

a LITTLE MORE LAGER. Attention is di.
rected to the advertisement of Gust Bavreu.
ther, who keeps the Marble Pillar Saloon
corner of First and @ streets. There's lager
in the Pillar.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29

MR.. F. D. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento
and is authorized receive subscriptions ana adver-
tlsements and to receipt for the same. once at E.
b. Davidson's Post Office Exchange 4th street, be
tween and X, near the Post oaice
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29

Agency NOtice.-Mr. L. P. FISHER is only
authorized agent in San Francisco, receive adver-
tsements receipt for the same and to transact buSi'
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Office 17iE Wash
ington street, Cup stairs nearly opposite Maguires
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29

CoURTEsY.-We are indebted to Mr.. Geo.
Senf, telegraph operator of this city, for nu-
merous courtesies lately extended
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29
MARYSvILLE.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTR 30, 1858

"T hare slDorn the altar Of mn country eter.
nal enmity to eUery form Of tyranny OUer the
mind Of man" THos JEFFERSON
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29

eB- At a meeting of Ynba Hose Company Thurs
day evening, Sept 23d 1858, CHAs ANDRES was unan-
imously nominated a candidate for Second Assistant
Engineer of the Marysvillo Fire Department
JNO. G. BENDER, Secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29
NOTICE.

HOIlOway's Pills and Ointment are the
only Medicinal Preparations necessary in families
The Pills regulate all the internal organs with unerr-
ing certainty; the Ointment is positive antidote to
all external diseases
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29
Nofice 20 CredItors.

All persons having claims against the Committee OF
Arrangements of the late Teegaphlc Celebration
requested to present the same at the City Hall THIS
Wednesday, EVENING, at s o'clock 1t
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29
Dispatches from other cities to the
Pavilion
WEAvERvILLE, Sent. 81.

TO the Citizens Of NarysviHe:
The people of Trinity are not unmindul
of the great accomplishment of genius and
invention which the citizens of Marysville
Sacramento and San Francisco celebrate to I.
day. Another electric courier, not so great
and advantageous, but equally feet and
quick spoken, has made his path through
mountain passes of the Pacific, and is now
waiting to catch signal from the eastern land.
verge, and speed them to where the pioneer
is sharpening his axe at The outpost of civili-
zation. Let our fellow citizens in the valleys
make known these rcjoicings by shouts loud
and long. Let them declare to ocean that
after awhile its waves will cease to be couri
ers of unfamiliar tidings, and that its freight
of ship will be but tardy burden bearears.
Before their coming we shall have talked
with the swift-footed messenger who walks
in darkness. May this be dav of exultant
rejoicing with our brethren of the low lands
whose assemblies will renderi it illustrious.
c. B. MCDONALD.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29

Oaioo-Corner Maiden Lane and I'd Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29
H. L. NIonoLs,
President of Board of Supervisors

STOCKTON, Sept. 27.
To Hon. Peter Decker, Aayor of NGrysuiHe /:
The Mayor of the City of Stockton retuns
greetings to his brother of Marvsville. and
cordially unites with him in congratulations
for the success of the greatest event of the
age. May the bond of union now formed
between Europe and America be as lasting as
its pulsationss are rapid and quick fore.
runner of the like communication so much to
be desired with our friends of the Atlantic
states b. w, BowERs,
Mayor of Stockton.
To Mayor Decker;
Your message has been received and read
win great applause by Col. Baker, who is
addressing an immense assemblaoe Of neonle
We greet you. THos d. JOINS.
Grand Marshal
=, . YREKA, Sept 27.
10 The Citizens Of MdrysViIIe:
The TELEeRAPH-The world is nearly
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29
SACRAMENTO, Sent. 81

10 the Mayor Of Maryspile:
The City of the Plains cordially recipro,
Gates the greetings of the City of the Buttes
while engaged in celebrating the success of
the Atlantic cable, and hopes ere long to ioin
with her in celebrating the completion Of a
telegraph line between the Pacific and At.
lantic and also the opening of railroad be.
tween those seas
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29
% The CitN of PLaceryille -.

Marysville sends you greetings We are
celebrating the successful laying of the At
lantic Telegraph You have commenced the
construction of the trans-continental tele-
graph line. We will help you push it ahead.
PETER DECKER, Mayor of Marysville
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-29

TO the Mayor Of the city of Stockton:
Marysvillc sends congratulations to the
city of Stockton, and rejoices with her that
the Atlantic Cable has been successfully laid
May we soon celebrate the Inauguration of
telegraphic communication between San
Francisco and st. Louis. PETER DECKER.
Mayor of Marysvile.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-16

As 10 H.. who honored me with a 20.
tice, Two or three weeks since. and which
l have been unable to take note of soon
er. | have but little TO say, as he has al
ready been SO fully and satisfactorily re,
Piled TO by the editor.
But as he appeals lo me directly and
seems TO court some little notice. l ada
frst, That tastes differ" Secondly; as
10 a description of something in the ami
nal or vegetable kingdom. which q. so
ardently desires-that if the sail Il. will
pass in review, before OR abode. display
ing his ''parts and PAGES" L shall, (as
the Frenchman would say, take one yer
grande delight" in describing to the
readers OF the Chronicle, a species of the
animal Kingdom which was supposed
long since to have become ox ii
To SENEx We admit candidly. that
we did not give Mr. Webb such notice
as his ''long career" and the many i'm
portant positions which be has held,
deserve. But we also think that when
We come TO state our reasons and excuses
for so doing, that even Senex will ac-
knowledge that we are nat 50 much in
defsuit-Fnsily, then. it has never been
design Of these articles to speak of
any except those who at the present
lime are members Of the Warren Bar"
Dr. those who have been members but
recently. But knowing that ilr. Webb
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Floods.

The Mississippi and hiissou'i Rivers.
an tributaries, from the Rocky Noun
tains to lie Ailcs henir,, ifom the Gulfof
Mexico, ID ;heir fountain Leads, have
RISEN to an ALMOST Unprecedented hight,
submerged the valleys, aud doing immen-
ce damage. Very many Towns ont The riv-
ers are q ,oIcd. Cairo is completely des-
troyed. lllinois,cwn, Marion city, La
Grange, Canton, Naples are accessible
only bv wa,er. At Lafayette, the Wa
bash River was up TO the caves Of the
houses. The White River at Indianap-
was on al It's Banks. AT Columbus
the Scioio had the aPpe arance d q lake.
The Muskingum was yery high.
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The Leaders Correspondent.

The Cleveland LeGder has q CORES
pendent, who whites from this town over
the signature of Junins Jr. His style is
quite brilliant, but his facts are some.
times slightly mixed. In narrating the
late accident on the G. d. n. r. r ,
whereby Mr.. Judson v as killed, he grave
ly informs the Leader that the con.
ductor did not whistle down brakes. Il
ia generally supposed that part of The
performance belongs to the engineer, es-
pecially when the conductor is on a Cur,
at the end of The train farlherst rom the
locomotive, which in this case, was about
thirty rods distant.
He also states the large elephant Han
nibal, belonging TO Van Amburg's me-
nagerie. died at Garfield, on Wednes-
day. This will be news TO the showmen,
and TO the elephant, especially the latter,
as he walked through this town on Tues.
day, seeming perfectly oblivious Q: the
fact that be was dead.
In his reference to the Mayor OF this
town, he was grossly unjust, and illiber-
al.
The Leader ought to know that the
report Of a case, when made By a law
yer wbo had been engaged in it profess
-sionally. and be very excitable, and not
over serupu!ous, should be received with
a great deal of caution, and is likely to
be far from being such a fair and impair
tial statement of facts. as should b. xiv
en- by "A public print.
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lived among US, aud that he had always
been known as a member of said Bar,
we could no! entirely pass him by. Then
arose another difficulty. Mr.. Webb had
retired from the practice, and to us per-
soDally, he was an entire stranger, we
had no means TO learn of those things
which were OF ''portance in his life's his
tory" except as we before stated ''by
hearsay," and that source of information
was so uncertain and unreliable, both
enthusiastically and statisiically that
we dared not rely upon it. Aside from
this, we had learned since commencing
these little sketches, that Gen. Crowell,
of Cleveland, was engaged in wiring
memoirs of the members of the West
ern Reserve Bar up to 1910; we there.
fore thought that Mr.. Webb would come
more legi.imately under his pen than
ours. We, under the circumstances con
cluded 10 sketch down of Mr. Webb
what little items we had been enabled
to gather, and as we were about leaving
town-left as stated by the Editor-a
request with him that be might I'll up
where we had omitted. This, as he has
stated he was unavoidably prevented
from doing. We sincerely hope there
fore most noble Senex, that cur defence
will be acceptable in thy sight.
OnTCEnFP
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AtwafeF's Improved !. 90
SEWING

Marked improvements have been made in this Ma
chine the past winter, which makes it ever way relia-
Bile and sure. The public are invited to call at ADAMS
BooKsroRx and witness the working of the Machine.
family use.
Il was Awarded the Is Premium. Silver Medal and
Diploma, al the y Y. Stste Fair, held at Buffalo. Oct
Sth- icJ9, for Practical Ut.ity Simplicity, Capacity,
Durability ana Beauty; Singers and Wheeler's& VII
On's high priced Machines in competition.
Committee of awards:
&c CUTLER Editor Of Albany Evening Express
b. OyIATT, Esq, Practical Maehinist sad Manufae-
tufeT. Rochester, NY.
PIHNEAs STANTON, Secretary of InshAm Univer
s:ty. y. Y. and
CALVIN HURBERT, Bsq New York.
THIS Machine has been pronounced by Scientific
and SIillful Mechanics, To be the
NOS DURABLE. PRACTICAL and COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED.
The Patentees claim that il is. in fact the most relia-
BILE Machine ever offered to the pGblic- Its chief excel
leuce consisting in its astonishing simplicity.
The principle is entirely EEw and ORIGINAL, and
wholly unlike any other Machine in the world. The
durability exceeds the best Ss25 machine. because it
is entirely Invested Of anything like complicated ma
chinery, SO common to all machines now known TO the
public. L, has neither LoorxR. HOOK, sHrTrLE, SPRING
or CAM. 10 get out Of order, aud
Is MOST EFFECTIVE IN ITS
as any one can readily see upon a slight examination
II IS saPbGtjeaAg tae ngehiRe for the people.
II has tCt 10 be seen 10 be admired, and used to be
appreciated.
The examiner OF Sewing H1ehiaeS- at the the Us.
Patent Office, remarked Of It that IN nGs the loSf
zqrksd improvement in Ss1jar Machines, tkGt he had
seen (roR the BceiHaiag."
This Machine is Tor sale in Tr1.mhull county. by p
W. GARDNER, Of Bristol, and Z. of Wind
hasa. Portage Co., o.. who are the sole proprietors Of
the right TO sell in said county. Machines kept on
hand. and all orders accompanied with the cash.
promptly attendedto lJsn-aO, '5s-ly-l
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DISEASE OF THE STOMACH.

The stomach is the most liable to get out of order.
Hence how important ;hat 10 diseased matter clog its
operation, which would ease nausea aaI distress by
our food. L also weakens the brain, destroys the
memory, creates pains and dimueSs, and various af-
hictious in the head. II produces great difficulty in
breathing AMI swallowing Sometimes f4inting and
fits will ensue; also bad breath, reStiesSness and great
loss Of strength. II no. imn~diaTeiy attended to, the
blood will carry the disease through the whole system
and death will end the work. FROM to so these Pills
4 daT will keep the digestive organs in a healthy con-
dition, and unclog or carry away all impure matter,
and thoroughly restore and cleanse the stomach; at
the same time the Pills viii so purify the blood. as to
drive away all manner OF disease from the system.
Sin a quantity Of corrupted natter. there
is always % be found 4 nest % worms. They cannot,
neither viii they stay anywhere else. Weak stomach
and bowels are subject 10 them, as they have not suGi-
cieut power to digest their food Hence "a large heap
Of matter is lodged. and worms must he tile result. 4
few doses Of these Pills will disturb them in their nest
and drive them out Of the system.
II should be remembered that an occa3ional dose
when in health, especially after taking cold, viii pre-
vent the disease from forming in the body.
De- AO8sE's INDIAN Eo0T PiLIs are sold BIZ l. 4.
Smith q Co. Woods * Pew, Warren, AID by all mcdi-
cine dealers in TIE county.
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July Appointments.
nR. H. TUBBS will be in attendance

WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday, July 18th.
RAvEENA, Preutiss House, Friday, July 9th
AsHTABuLA, Ashtabula House. Thursday, July 23d.
For Consultation uB0R an diseases Of the Taroaf,
LEBgS, Heart, Liger, Stomach, BOicefS, EidRcHs,
All Spleen. -dis0. Dr0Psy, Grarsl, Rbeamafism,
Nervousness, Debility. Dyspepsia. Female Discs
IS, .4gHc anu Ferer, FITS. Impurities Of tie Blood,
E1PfiORS, Cancers, Ulcers, and all other varieties
OF long standing complaints, 10th External and In
ternal.
For sc,he ten years, Dr.. TCBRs has devoted his entire
time TO Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annually,
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach Is no C.sE ARE MINERAL OR oTHER
POISOSs EMPLOYED, sOG DOES He MAKE SICK TO MAKE
WELL, or TEAR DOWN To BUILD UP AGAIN. The medi-
cines can lie taken with safety by the most delicate.
anil patients may remain ut home, and continue, with
prudence. their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
have recovered under TIE treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope. the ialisputa-
BILE evidences OF which can always he furnished
I~nyalids, however reduced or despairing, are invited
10 call, and may be assured that no encouragement viii
be given or expense incurred, without = corresponding
prospect or recovery.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-16

PErERsoN's MAGAzINE.-The July
number of this popular periodical is re-
ceived. Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, We see,
begins a thrilling Original Noveiet, en-
titl'd like PuILIP's DAUGHTER.'-
Hereafter. Mrs. S. will write exclusively
for 'Peierson's Magazine" her own
having been merged into it, and her fine
corps of contributors irarsf,Ire to it al
50. This makes Peterson sill better
than before. Anew volume begins with
the July number. Now is the time to
subscribe. Terms. $500 per anuum;
or. Eigh, copies for $1,000. Address
Chas. J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia. A specimen may be seen
at this ofice.
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Eavqlid Ladies shouit real The 5oHerisg.

Baldwin Township, ~sandusky Co o. Oct. 1854.
De-. TUBss, Sir :-EHoving the vast amount Of suIer-
ing existing among the females of the present day, an !
ton, l gladly maze known what in my case, has proved
the long sought remedy.
My health has been poor for eighteen years, and ten
years OF that time l spent in bed, a helpless sufferer,
scarcely able to sit up long enough to have my bel
male. The misery Of those years l cannot describe.
PrO!lpsuS uteri. with heat. weakness and pain through
the small Of the back and abdomen. and sharp pains
extending down the limbs. we're among the earlier
symptoms. Walking or starding became difficult first,
and at length utterly impossible. Soon digestion failed
and the entire nervous system seemed unStruag. palpi
tati0H OF the heart and dizziness and oppression Of the
head, also added to my Suherings. Physicians from
far aud near were employed, by one Of whom L was
saiivated and rendered worse than before. Your first
prescription vas obtained in October, one year ago
Improvement was SLOW at first. have not Oriy been
able to leave the tSd. but am now doing most of my
house work, and can walk 4 mile and back, without
serious Inconvenience. Yours, truly.
June 10, jS-l MRS. y GROVER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-16

WOULD NOT BIZ WITHOUT A BOTTLE Of Dr..
ToBIAs' VENETIAN L:SIyEST in the house, is the univer.
sal remark from those who have tried this wonderful
preparation for Rheumatism, Dysentery. Headache,
Pains and Aches Of all kinds. It is worth its weight in
gold to all who value health. Price p & so cents
Depot, 81 Co-tlaudt street. New York.
Sold by WOODS < PEW, Wsrreni JAMES WARD&
CO, Niles, and Others thrnu-hant the county,.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
In TrGm5un Common Pleas.

vs.. In Trun5ul Common Pleas.
john Graft & w;!e.)
By virtue of an alias order OF sale. in the above enti-
tied cause, issued out OF the COur; Of Common Pleas of
Trunbull County, Ohio, to me directed and delivered.
l have levied on. and shall expose to public sale, rs
upon execution at law. at the door Of the Court House,
in Warren. in said county, on
Saturday, the 18th day of July. 1858,
between the hours Of 20 o'clock 4. NJ, and 4 O'Clock p
VI OF said day. the following described Real Estate,
to wit: Situate in Rowland. Township No. {. in the
third Rauge of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio. and which is also in the
County OF Tr1mhUIl, and is known by part of lot No.
II in said Township. aui is bounded as follows. viz
Beginning 1T q post standing in the centre Of the road
sixteen rods Eve links south 2IS west from the north
west corner Of land in said lot deedsl by Jacob Per-
kins to Warner Young, June l., leJO, and at the SOUTH
west corner OF land coutraciedIy said Warren Young
20 Ira Hawkins; thence east thirteen rods to a stake:
thence N.2t3 E. parallel with said road two chains 10
links to a stake 70 the southeast corner OF Ira Hawkins
land; thence west on said HAWKINS south line thirteen
rods to the place Of beginning, being : rods IN width
from north to south, and contains one hundred and
four square rods Of land. AID is the same land decided
by Warren Young d wife TO John Graf < wife, June 30,
1873. Appraised at SSrO. Terms-Casb-
A.. Z. LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheTin's 0dice. Warren. June IS. IS5S-5E463
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Music. Music. Music.

FIE n INU UV|TCIlIIUEU 10 TtlIdIn IN
Ii Warren during the summer season, the suhscri.
her would respectfully invite all those who may desire
to receive thorough Instructions in Piano, Guitar ard
Vocal Music, 10 make their arrangements rs soon as
possible.
Piano Music $40 per term OF 81 lessons; Guitar the
same.
The subscriber also his services to the
training Of Church Music. &c.
REINUoLD L. UENNINGES.
Warren, Jnne I6. Is5s-iT.
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Z. ;. BENJAMIN,
?. =. PRINCE.

The Nauoml Trial 81 Wsasml Rarr.hedat sneusen Jhr Iz uarh ea uphesf the Uni
ted Smes ArcIu~tS ody.e uTeIa very deep interest throughout the country. There we're munen
euue Of COnbNdM Machines al OF aMAU were sIadeit de seeat @tof strengths AMI ability do
work over Uneven ground. Also hec comparative aHmntf dah required to work them ANDY ee
tn SECOND PREMIUM! Whtm machine in the Ds yHrf isex@neeeT ru OSa hgha sand,w while
scores ave gone OutN Bee entirely.
Either TrC Combined Machines mvb eOf2nHd Of HIRAM UnOS at ConaurO Who'll has THE gen
em agency for Aahauhr rmbun, GaugaandL Lakes counties orc the @hsr@asn Warren
MaNn.O o. June I=5NI EDWARD Y. MOiT { o
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lust received at the old stand, good
- BgTalo Slaughter, to be sold this week, by the
hundred weight, at 20 cents nett.
Also. HemIoek .NI99les, R. G. < 3. A. to be sold
this week, by the hundred weight, at 70 cents metz.
Also. Hsml0ek Geod-DqzGged. to be sold this week
at II & . cts by the hundred weight.
The undersigned having made arrangements with
eastern Tanneries, can ami VII sell 70 their old and
new customers, Sole Leather al Cisyeland or BaHalo
prices. All we ask is to have you call and examine,
and you shall 90 hcme satisfied
J. * A.. C. MCCONNELL
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Hon. ] r. Giddings.

Mr.. Giddings, who has been al his
home in J,fiersop for 4 short time. re-
turned TO his post at Washington, IN Sal
urday, last.
The Sentinel reports him in good
health. and spirits.