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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
mR. JOHN RARKs

80 lono and favorably known as the
OutteF Of the firm Of John and Peter
Park IA now the Gutter and Fore
man for W. HOBBS, ard win be glad
10 have his old friends call upon him
When they want a nice fit,
Tihin, Jan. %, '6s-3m
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
VEGETABLE OIL.

TNANILiEs can rely getting tho purest article made
il ALSO, Fluid Lamps in great varieties, a. ,,,..
sau25i57. fERk'S EMfOhiuM.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

thave made arrangamean With publishing hou
ses to receive the latest publications Of the day
as soon as Issued
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TOMB, HUSS & CO..
Bank

1 TostaH Hspaas, 4. G. BALDWIN and W. G. dEnuaa
have assoratsd themselves iof he pufpose 81 ifant-
acting private Banking business underthe Hems ef W.
HEDons 4 90 Interest viii paid On dsPoth sttading
\ months at per eent, pet annnni'
%
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NV. NV W. G. nRDGEa 4 %
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
How 20 Reduce Gas RuIs,

WIN. II. PEARCE, Secretary
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Ground DO" paper q
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
New York Market.
New YoRK, Oct. 4,

New York, Oct. 4, 1853.
FLOUR--Market heavy and 5@ l0c
lower; sales of 5000 bbls at S3,35@4,-
80 ~unsound; s4eo@5,IO super; s5,2o@,
$40 for common to good extra western !;
S5,40@5,70 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohiu. Canadian Flour, dali
and a shade easier; sales 800 bbls at
$500 for super, and SIS, 40@6,50 for ex-
ira.
RYE FLOUR--Dull at So 25@4,0 90.
WHEAT-Continues dull at l@2c
lower; sales 5000 Blu at 6sc@sI,Oo
Mil club. 81 20 red western sI,25 for
white.
RfE--Lower; 76c offered & 70 asked.
BARLEY-Fi mef; sales 10000 Blu
at st,l2&@I,I5. Ht
CORN--Lewer sales 20, 600 blu at
6S@7l unsound to good mixed western.
OATS--Sfeady at 46@52.
PORK-DuH and lower; sales 200
bbls at sl6,sG for mess; and nominal at
sI4.75@ Id 90 prime. a4eE arsHs1
BhEF--Steady; s new country prime
$3.50, do country mess SI2 ,00@ I4,25;
old repacked Chicago SIS ,00@I5.25.
CIT MEATS--IIeavy at 6@6Ic for
shoulders, s@84c for hams.
LARp-Steady; sales 200 bbls at
lO!@il4c new TO prime old.
BUTTER--Unchanged.
CHEESE--No change.
W~HI>KY--Very heavy; % offered,
%! asked.
GRogERIES-+An kinds quiet.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
THE As Il HNI0Ns
New York Fusion.

The TsIsgtsph informs US that the
Republican delegates at Syracuse, New
York, yesterday, were in a mixed up
condition. They were mostly anxious
to fuse, but each faction desired the
best offices. For Governor, some were
for a Know Nothing, some for u Repub
lican, some for a Silver Gray, some for
one thing, some for another, aud some
for Horace Greeley. The Americans
would be willing, very willing indeed,
to unite with the Republicans but not
to give up their organization and plat
form. The progress of this fragrant
scheme for a mutual traffic of principles
will be noted from day to day by tele-
graph until it is either finished or blows
up-and it makes precious little ofer-
ence which happens. The heavy defec
ton from Republicanism taken of by
the Gerritt Smith movement, which is
pow the support of the Liquor Prohibi.
tion party will teach Mr.. Greeley and
the Messrs. Brooks that
The best laid schemes o. mice. anG men,
Gang aft aglee. +lOI
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
1-piscontented Editors.

Mr.. Gray, of the Plain Dealer, late
Postmaster of Cleveland. 10 runaing for
Congress in the Clyahega District, with
what prospect Ct success We are not par
ticular'y informed It is probable,
however, that he will make only a
rsmall Experiment." for the Office, the
Republicans having it all their own way
10 the Western Reserve. Looking at
the case in a party point of view, the re-
suit of the election is of the least posi-
bio consequence. The difference be-
tween choosing q boiling Democrat and
an avowed opponent of the Democratic
party, consists chiefly in this-tbe NAL
content will inspire the hope that he
will at some time, aud on some occasion,
act in conformity with bis original party
instincts aud vote right, and iu this he
will be sure to ~disappoint you; while
your open enemy, if he constantly re-
sists you, will give. you no reason to
expect a contrary course. Tue only
question is, then, which of the two is
best fitted for the place, and serve his
country most efficiently. Mr.. Wade,
the present member, Is. a candidate for
reelection. lie is an abolitiohist, of
the Giddings stripe; but the free soil
D mocrats of the Reserve are only a
= he better, and it may well be doubted
whether Gray's course in Congress would
be much more acceptable to the country
than that of Wade. .Gray's talents are
similar to those exhibited in the Ro
chester Union. He is smart, lively, as
litigous as Peter PEBBLES, aud as pug
uacfous as a terrier. He rusbee into a
controversy, as q ball starts upon his
career, with his eyes shut, regardless of
the size and strength of his antagonist,
DeVer knows when he is beaten, or when
he has conquered, but continues the
fight, whether it be with a windmill, a
chimera, or a man, until the breath is
beaten put of his body. He then
per force, but the moment be
RECEIVERS, he begins precisely where be
eft off, and repeats the performance
SitE a similar result. If the practice
s to obtain of running discontinued
editors for Congress, very
veil. Let Butts be started in the Mon
oe district. We could not give him a
'ote for there is not sufficient time to
even if we we're to move into
rochester Immediately; but he shall
ave our good wishes, and then he will
Re abe to learn, for once, when he is
eaten-a bit OF information that will
home to Gray, for the first time
the day be was turned out of the
cleveland Post Ofice--the morning af-
or election. BuGaho Courier.
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- -E-EE -H -Ha
DIR. RoBAck IN CINcINNArI.-The
most brilliant success seems to have al.
tended the practice of this celebrated
Swedish Professor since his residence in
Cincinnati. The most desperate cases
of ~dispepsya, scrofula, liver complaint,
rheumatism, and cough are reported by
the sufferers themselves to have yielded
to his "Scandiaavian Remedies These
medicines, it appears, act chemically
upon the blood purging it from the ele-
ments of disease, and curing an infinite
variety of disorders, by cutting off the
supply of morbid matter which forms
their basis. Testimony to this effect,
which cannot be impeached, is profered
to all who are hard of belief. See AID.
v~ertisement. Avis
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The Law Of Newspapers.

IT. Subscribers who do not giyeexpress mo-
Eice to the contrary, are considered as wishing
socsntiauethe ir subscriptions r.re
III. If subscribers order the discontinuance
oftAeir papers, the pzbiishermay continued"
send them until arrearages are paid.
III. If subscribers refnseto Ia ke or neglect
ts take their papers from the Office to which
they arc directed, they are he'd responsible
tilfthey have settled the bill and ordered the
!" " IF sabscribers moye to other places
without Informing the, publisher, and the
paaers are sent to the former direction, they
are held responsible.
TO take a paper from the Office is fRiAh FAoIE
evidence Of Intentional fraud -.
VI. The United States Courts haverePeat
div decided that a Postmaster, who negleets
to perform his duty of giving seasonal pie no
tice AS required by theP Post office Department.
ofthe neglect ofa person totake from the OF
fee newspapers. addressed TO him. renders
the ostmasterliahl to the publisher Tor the
subscription price.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06

A PATRIOT OF THE rs SrAMP.-It is
we'll known that the national men of
Maize made q g~seat-eGort on Moudaf
last to overthrow the sectional RepubIi
cans. A correspondent at Moose Head
gives this illustration of patriotism:
"One old fellow" says the writer, "who
has been hunting on the lake for the
last thirty years, gave up his weeks
work, padded thirty miles in his canoe,
and walked yesterday, with his pack on
ms back, forty miles, to vote on Mon
day. He is an "old liue whig,' but
votes with The Democratic party, or, to
use his W language, he would not
vote for a Republican, except to send
hum to Halifax" SOS
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
The difference.

When the Black Republican Legisla.
ture of Ohio saw that the State Treas
ury was being robbed, they repealed the
Law Furnishing the Treasurer for emb,z
Element. gig @
But as soon as the last Democratic
Legislature assembled they weutt to work
aud passed a law Furnishing the Treasu-
rers for embezziing the peoples money.
Now. honest voters, that is the differ.
ence fairly stated. Will you vote for
the party that encourages fraud, swin6-
ling and robbery, or will you vote for
the good old time.honored organization
which protected your money in The
Treasury and punished those who INC.
Tested t.--CraNford Co Eorunr.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06

4WHTTE Folks GETTING Sassy IA
few days ago, while Conductor Woodal's
train was stopping at Xepias three sscuf-
lard gentlemen got aboard and sttempt-
ed 10 enter the Iady's caf The con-
duc.or stopped them, and told them that
II they wished passage they must 90 fur
Their forward. Rather than dothis. they
stepped Of. 1he CONDUCTOR spoke to
3 the brskesman, q stout Goliah sort of a
fellow. who never objects to a muss, and
told him to see that the trio of colored
gentility did not enter the ladies' car be-
fore or after starting .fpv
The brakeman eyed the trio, who esi-
IDENTIFY intended to ride in that car and
20 other They did o like the looks
Of the sentinel, however, aud after growl-
ing awhile one of them said: . asttssa
"Come on gents; let's go and take that
for'afd ear. White folks getting SO sassy
now a.dsys, dat gemmen have no respect
shown, emu -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
q TnE PANrHEn Last Sunday

@ The PANTHER Last Sunday
the panther, that bad been tho terror of
New Boston and ~neighboring towns,
made its appearance near Gofstown vii.
lage, a few miiesfron this city. It cropt
stealthily along in the field toward a
little girl, who saw it and screamed for
dear life. The screams did not seem to
awaken the compassion of the panther,
but called the attention of a man passing
to the child's perilous situation. He
ran and snatched up the little girl and
frightened the panther away. The citi-
zens of Goffstown have dubbed together,
to the number of Fifty, to hunt the pan
Their. The hunt was to come off yester-
day afternoon; we have not yet learned
the result.-MancheSter Mirror.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
- eEsERAL WIsrrELD soorr, who

u ENERA WINFIELD SCOTT, b
is now stopping at West Point, met
with a severe accident last week, which
may cob6ne him to his bed for some
time. He was about attending a dinner
party given by Colonel Delafeld, when, on
going down the stairs, his foot slipped,
aud he fell to the bottom. Owing to
the bullet in his shoulder and the sword
wound in his arm, he was unable to ar.
rest his flight, and the fall was severs.s
To a person of his advanced years and
frame this is a most serious affair.
The General was taken to his bed, Gu; .
ped and leeched, and, though he feels
be is still suffering intense pain.
This accident to the old General will be
generally regretted throughout the coun-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
Weekly Review of the Cleveland
Produce Market

HERALD OFFICE, Monday Eve, }
October a, 1853. -
The market during the week has been
quiet, and sales have been made at lower
figures. The position at present may be
summed up in one word-"stagnant"-
and our review is therefore necessarily
brief. Haz
FLOUR-Sales wholly confined to
the retail trade at variable prices.
WHEAT--Dull at Sl,04al,o5, FREQ
on board, which is a decline of &c on the
week. Sales this morning of 1000 bu.
at those figures.
CORN-Quiet at Coo from store.
OATS-Nominal at 42@45c.
Very dull. SmalTlots of
choice central have been peddled off at
l2Ic. as II
EGGs--Steady at lao.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06

E The Ashland Artillery Gun
Squad, under commaud If Capt. Nc
DowELL, laid the corner stone of a new
Armory On Saturday last The ceremo.
mics were ssseme, "a and tho fun consider
able. The new edIfce is toaoccupy a
place upon the Captains premises aud
he and his Company incur all the expef :
SEES Of the building-a fact highly crcdi-
fable to their enterprise and literally
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
From Washington.
KAsHINcrnN &c

DIR. Billings arrived at New Orleans
on Monday, bringing dispatches from
our Minister at Mexico, Dir. Forsyth, to
our Government.
His principal object is to purchase
Minnie rifles for the liberal army, for
which purpose be is we'll supplied with
funds.
He says the Americans are much
thought of by the Liberal party, and
occupy high stations of trust. He is of
the opinion that Sonora will soon be
ceded to the U. S. for a consideration.
On the 9Th of Sept. a force was pre-
pairing to march on Jalapa, Cheagary's
head quarters.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
Expenses of the Government.

e@S
Some of the more unscrupulous of the
Black Republican speakers and writer's
still continue TO lie about the expenses
of tho General Government. We have
nowhere seen a better rebuke to these
calumniators han the following, which
We clip from Harper's Weekly, which,
as everybody knows, is strictly neutra!
paper, although its proprietors belong to
the American party. That Journal
says: ~ - O. E
Those who assail Mr.. Bachanan's
Administra ton for the financial straits
to which it has come sacrifice honesty to
party prejudice. They know,1if they
know anything, that Mr.. Buchanan is
innocent of the cause of the peeuniary
embarrassment Of the .Governmeut.-
There has been no material increase in
the cost of the Government since he be
came President. Indeed, considering
the constantly increasing cost of every
commodity which money ca purchase,
the Government Of the United States
appears really to be the most eeouomi-
cal and parsinonious corporation in the
world, for half its servants are under;
paid. If the Utah expedition-a very
performance, undoubtedly, but
neverthe' ess unavoidable-be excepted,
Mr. Bucbanan's Administrator may be
said to have added nothing to the usual
of the country. The want of
money which embarrasses the Govern
mont arises not from an increased expen-
but from a diminished revenue
a matter over which the President has
no moro %coutrOl ihah the Queen of En-.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
Lake = -otvnship.

There will be a Meeting Of the De-
mocracy Of Lake Township 81 Coble's
School House, i'm Lake Township, on
Friday Evening, Oct. 8. which will be
addressed by 7. J. Kenny and j. j.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
Gas Light for the County.

CLARK d POTTER arc Agents for the
o8t53ntI@lM moIG}lslsp, by which
any one in the country may supply themselves
with n gas light at ono eighth the expense of
the coal gas used in town. nl2tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
Black Republican Reform and
Black Republican Honesty.


The Black Republican party is about
four years old. At its birth, il declared
itself in favor Of retrenchmeut and re-
form, but no sooner had it acquired q
msjority in the House of Representa-
tives. than the for spoils commenced.
In 1865, instead of organizing in one
day, as the Democrats did in 1857, the
Black Republicans sat week after week,
squandering the peoples money. ~ntil
millions Of dollars a0as spent, before
they elected q Speaker. The next re-
form made, was to increase their pay
from right dollars a dag to taCeaty four
doHa,s day.
The next reform was to spend several
weeks at the peoples. expense, in expell-
ing a lot of their DIVE members FOR Ac-
GETTING BRIDES!
The next reform was in sending a
Mission of InquiryLto Kansas, at an
enormous expense; Then, to supply the
wants of a few IGNORANT printers, the
whole concern, containink the incidents
of the trip, the number of negroes IN
Kansas, and a great many other things
atoo ~tediousIto mention" had to B pub
lished in book form for g~ratuitous dis
tribution. = e. 1874 ,fs
The next reform was in publish 2
the Patent Office Reports; hundreds Of
thousands Of dollars was paid to a pet
printer for engraving of wood peckers,
rats, mice, wood-chucks, pole cats, aud
ground squirrels, when. in reality, they
had cost nothing, but were borrowed
from PLTR arnun,s printer fer the &c
m
These are some Of the very cxtraordi-
nary reforms brought about by the Black
Republicans. We shall next inquire as
to their honesty-as to how well they
their promises to the people.
They pleged themselves to restore the
Missouri Compromises, but the bill for
hat purpose has not yet beer introduced.
They pledged themselves to repeal
The Fugitive Slave Law, but no effort
do SO has been made by any of them.
They took high grounds in favor of
he supreme Po,cer Of Congress to legis
ate for the Territories, but they have
Ill backed down.. aud are now on the
squatter sovereignty" doctrine.
They protested to be opposed to the
xtension of slavery, but THEY VOTED
DUNN.s Bill 10 1856, which extern
ed slavery into Kansas, and sanctioned
there until 1858, and made all chill.
rem born of slave mothers in the Terri
Dry, during that time, SLAVES FOR LIFE
One of their most popular doctrines,
Ias the doctrine of NO MORE SLAVE
but they all voted to admit Kan
as q SLa0e STATE, under the Lecompton
constitution with the C%rittenden Mont
emery amendment.
Every promise they have made, has
cen broken, and yet with new promises
pon their lips, they ask honest people t
, put them in Office again But their 1
purse Is run-the people have decided 4
them, and will coutiuue to de- |
de.7Canton to- Dem. ~ (
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06

iTfbsfs win be a Democratic Meeting
at E~Oadonsiile, on Tbuisday evening,
October r which will be addressed by
T. ]. Kenny and J. j. HOFFMAN.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
GARD TO LADIES.

L--
The Hachish or Percie Pills, for Females
The importers of this reliable and SAT- remed,
the attention ofthe ladies' Of this country to n
feeling assured thatin the Hachish or Pcreie Pill.
they Will md a safe and never failing remedy FOL
sll diseases arising from a deranged and J1sor
dered system, such as the sick headachn. palpita
ton OF the heart. lowpess of spirits, nervous ar
fectons, Luecorrhea, Whites, &c.
IN removing stoppages or DISTINCTIONS of the
menses, froni whatever cause, they are iEfaIliblc
The suppression SO Common n. is speedily. relieved,
TO directions.
- CAUTION.
There are times when the Haehish CT Pcrcie
Pills should not be taken, ample erpenierce hav.
nancy. but invariably cause miscarriag &c If they
are taken during the earlier months married. la.
dies are therefore cautioned against using them
al such times-at any other tine they are safe.
One peculiar feature of these Pills is the re
markable eject they have upon the eye-impart-
Ing toit strength. clearness andbrillisncy. (which
Is not transient or injurious. but highly Beneficial
and lasting.9 increasing its power To an eminent
degree; and this effect, in connection with tkeir
In rem owing obstructioDs. &c, indis-
putablJ proves that they contain properties and
produce effects never before obtained.
None genuine without the signature OF EMILE
Morros. Proprietor, Rue st. H0nore, Paris, OF
MAssoL d LAuEIE, Importers,
Price S1.25 per box; half boxes. IS cents. Sold
by Giayord & fnmon VIM Fiske. Strong &
Be D4on Brothers, -Side,1 CIeve-
land, and by Druggists generally p
g Mail Packages.
Mail Packages put up ia closely sealeI double
envelopes: having the appearance OF an ordinary
Agents, Y. b. ALDEN e. CO., Cleveland, Ohio, to
whom all orders should he addressed.
Sold by Clark & Potter, agents, Ashland, o..
Spet. IS, 1858. i:B
-Ag-lL 81 aL.. H.a.-.UNH EEL L
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SHERIFF's sALE.


Charles D. Wick In Cuyahoga County Com.
James Wright d mon flea'sg oysa
DY virtue of y writ of vepdi Exponas duly
ID issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Cuyahoga county. and to me directed I will
sell at the door Of the Court House in Ashland
county, on -.
Saturday, The eI day of Octo5cxda
A.D 1858, between the hours of l0so'clocka
7, M aud 4 o'clock. p. M, of said day, the
following described lands and teneinents, To-
wit;-sitiate ointAshIand eounty,-being die
north west part of lot number six (6)aRaage
nineteen ll9) Township number one IA
Tract number one ID commencing at the
corner of said lot number six;
thence south one hundred and ten rods to
lands owned by John Fisher; thence east Gar
enough so that . line running north parallel
to the west line viii contain, fifty acres
of land, the north and south lines to be equal
breadth, texcepting seven acres conveyed 70
Joseph Eagleburys In the north east corner Of
said nifty acres ,).6eing forty three acres takcb
and Levied on as the property Of the abOve
NAMED defendant, at the sHff of the above
nan.ed PasiHtif. Appraised ct
dTed and four DOLE j NM
~ 7a 80 10 IzO41 Terms OF Side.
JOHN HOFFMAN, sheri6.
Sept. g. 1855. ni1ts pf$6.6s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
I tieeting in orange.

We are REQUESTED to say that there
viii be a Democratic Meeting in Orange
on Friday evening next, which will be
addressed. by several persons upon the
subject of politics.
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mai RsPartAres.
MAn ArrHal.
,Deaaocratic Meeting i'm Troy.

There will be q Democratic meeting
at the School House III Troy Centre on
Saturday next, 9th inst. which will be
addressed by WV B McCARrx: Esq.
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rLetters have been received from
aex.President Pierce, dated Geneva, Sep
TENDER I. He was about to leave for
Itsly, and intended spending the winter
&C Home His health was good, aud
ttat If Mrs Pierce much improved.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
Sheriff's Proclamation.

DRoCLAMATION is Ii, reby made to all
L the qualified Electors Of Ashland Coun-
ty. Ohio, that a general Election will be held
as requiredlby law, on Tuesday the 18th day
of October A. d. 1855, at the several places
of holding Elections in said countr at which
time the following officers are 60 be chosen, Wig:
STATE OFFICERS.
One Supreme Judge ; one Attorney General
one Comptroller of the Treasury ; ono mem
Der of Board of Public Works one Common
Pleas Judge. !
u.-r COUNTY OFFICERS.
One Auditor ; one Treasurer one Prosecuting
Attorney one Sheriff; one Commissioner /;
one County Surveyor one Recorder and two
In6rntary directors. aTA sss sd
And the Trustees of the several tow nships
are requested to return 10 the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas, the following num-
Der of Jurors from their respective townships,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1.-THE "Presbyterian Mite Socie
ty." will meet at the house Of j. w.
Smith Esq, on Thursday evening i4,h
inst, young aud old are earnestly solicit
ted to attend. sFEa 1