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Silks and good black Satins, of every variety of
patterns, for weddings, parties or the street, FOR
gentlemen married, or less discreet, whom we
will furnish from II at 10 Boot, with a cheap and
charming wedding suit.
But Ladies pardon this dereliclion, and do
not deem this oil a fiction, for surely we are
bound to say, we love 10 turn from grave to CAV,
from dull old bachelors, dreadful drones, whom
fashionable etiquette disowns, who, in n word,
are sluggish wights, in human huppiness, nco.
phytes. Gentlemen, we bid you oil adieu---,he
Ladies are waiting for something NEW;
Cashmeres-Dolainc5--S Silks
-Debegcs-Robes-
Glnshams- Challes---
-Chintzes-Plaids-
OF every pattern, and latest styles, SO rich that
that they excite smilc-suicd for Ladies of
DouBTruL age, as well for those who would En-
GAeE-pretty for the maid becoming for the mo-
ther, and offered cheap 10 the one or the other
Ribbons embracing one bundled pieces, beautiful
Belts suited for "Naices," Gnghams. solid, plaid
and stripes Assorted, and "a Aqui!la Robes" ius,
imported. And the undersigned with modesty
reverts, to coidsd iounced AMI steel hooped
Skirts and well reconcilpd we truct the ladies'
faces, will gaze with fond delight upon our hand
some Laces-lnserlings, Edgings, Of Jaconett
aud Swiss. afl0rding beauty to those who offer
bliss! three hundred pieces Of good pattern
Prints, and very handsome styles of new French
GhiaIz, white, mixed, aud brown Cotton Hose,
much cheaper than some people would suppose.
Spool Cotton, Tapes. Pins, Buttons and Needles
IN proiusion: Bohb;n, Cord, Bonnet Wire, and
blond Illusion. Then come one, come all, you'll
find us very handy, in showing each the "nolus
operandi' of buying and selling cheap.
II. Y. BRIGHT 6 SON.
Sunhnry lima I IGSQ
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SOLOMON B. HnYFT
Citrate of Magnesia

TAsTELEss sALTsr
YNHIS preparation is recommended as an ex.
n cellent laxative and purgatiye. Il operates
mildly Is entirely free from any unpleasant taste
resembling lemonade IN flavor, prepared and sold
by A. w. FISHER.
sunbury, July ~, 1858.
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Pain Banishcdt

To suffer the pains and penalties " sickness when the
ceain means OF cure nie accessible to ALL is positive
the causes of disease all the luids nerves and tissues
OF the hdy, exdel the morbid mid poisonous matter from
Us lurking places ~ the system cleanse and purify every
secrei'm Iehnd the shartered constitution restore the
vgur and virty Of the eneebled frame and tend TO pro
long lie far beyond its osdmaty Inns.
MILLIONS Rely on THEM.
In every quarter Of the globe among all nntn. civil
izedand savage these Pills used with equal and unva.
ryg success. They advertised every printed Ian
gunge nd whereever commerce has penetrated they are
ALL INTERNAL DISEASES
Yield to their action, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Ar
fections Of the Bowels, the kidneys the Nerves the
Lungs the Thoat aud the Brain, that have previously
defed all human skin aud all other remedies aie expedi
ti0usy and dnfaiby cured nv this nc1uering medicine
BODILY PROSrRATIUN
Even when the patients arc reduced to the last degree
OF feebeness they may be recueracd by the rcssess
tonic and alternative properties Of uolOway's Pills.
FEMALES OF ALL. AGES,
From whatever variety Of the nmens peculiar 10 thciy
they may be suffering, may rely with entire confidence
on The ehect OF this Strengthng, fevvins Sufe and
mediate remedy.
Holo~dy's PtUs are III best remedy kno,cn
IN the worid for The foiioring disease:
Asthma, Fever aud Aguo Stone and Gravel
Bowel Complaints 7 Femao Complaints Secondary Symp.
Conghs Headaches Inward Weaknesi
Colds Indigestion Iiver Compliant,
Chest Diseases Influenza Iownesso spiril,
Costiveness inflammation Piles
Dyspepsia Nenereai Affections
Darhna Worms, OF all kinds
Dropsy
" CAUTION None are genuine unless the word
"lulluway, New York nmd Louon,v are dlsrernibe u
ms waernaTk in every leaf OF the book Of dlreciinn
nround each pot or bix the may he plainly bl
holding the leaf 10 the light \ handsome reward vii
be given tn any Que rendering such Information nial
lend 10 the detection of ay party parties councrfens
the medicines OF vending the same, knowing them to IL
spurious
&s Sold at the Manufactures or Professor IoILovvA,
s0 Maiden lnne, New York. and 2i strand London by
all respectable Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine through
out tue United states, and the civilized world, IN boxes
at % cents.62l cents, md ~ each.
" Tbereis considerable saving by taking the larse
sizes
N Directions for the guidance OF patients in every
disorder affixed to each box.
October II, is57.-iyca
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... EAWBRETyyg'
agricultural Ware house and Seed
Store,
Nos 2l and % Sy,ttb Gib st-e.t Js,,,c,, 5r.

Store,
Nos. Fl and % South Gh street, betreeD 5far.
ket G"d Chestnut streets, PhHadei2iia.
rs always oren to the inspection of every one
interested ia Farming or Gardening The
subscribers therefore invite the public generally
to call ami examine the large and well selected
stock OF Agricultural Implements aud Machinery,
great variety OF horticultural tools Warranted
Garden and Flower Seeds Grass and Field
Seeds OF the most Reliable Quality, which thcy
oier for sale At the lowest cash pri,es, wholesale
or retail.
The agricultural implements sold by us are
mostly manufactured at our steam works,
Bristol. Pa.
Having fitted up this establishment without
regard to expense, with The most com g!ete Ina
chlneTy for the manuiaCture of various kinds of
agricultural implements, we aIe prepared 10 sup
ply all articles in this line of the very best quality
Landreth's Warranted Garden Seeds have
been before the public for upwards Of sixty wears
lhtlr widespread popularity and the increasing
demand from year to wear are the best evidences
oi Their superiority over all others,
tsU Country merchants can DO supplied with
seeds IN papers, or in bulk, on the mos, liberal
terms.
B!oomsdaie, near Bristol. Pa, our garden seed
grounds, contains three hundred and seventy
acres, and Is the largest establishment of its ind
IN the world. ID. LANDRETH & SON.
Nos 81 and % South Sixth St, Philadelphia.
l'andreth's Rural Register and Almanac for
1895, containing a monthly Calender for the
FaFm, GaIdea and Greenhouse, CAN BE HAD
GRArIs upon personal or prepaid application.
Philadelphia, May 2ad, 1853.
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Sunbury, Dec. l2 le57.-if
nr. W. kE. WkEsEMuis,

or LANCASTER City, late of Philadelphia where
" he has been IN successful practice far number of
years received his education the lrBt Med COLLEGE
IN the United states Bnd had the experience and practice
~ the dteiet Hospitals for several yeaIF member of
The Analytical Medlc. Institute uf New York and late
himself to the public t,attendary professional calls
IhcpuTes medicines alwa's On hund direct from the
best lAbuapre o oar country, sud the Btnnical Cat
uehs OF Tue world No patent medicine pescTibCdu 90
commended hecihes used unly which Will not break
down the constitution, hut viii tenevoie the system fom
all injuries has sustained from mineral medicines Chru-
nc u us!cu diseases lnns he treated upon yticnl
principles, Which Is to know and certain what disease
ls us nature and character Ieqrire knowledge OF the
chenicai constituents u every sd nnd hud ui The human
body the changes those solids and fluids are carable (
undergoing. Iuknuw what medicines to rmpl y to cure
dteases requires n knowledge uf the chemical constituents
oi ai agents employed ~ medicine aud ii pos
session ofts knowledge, pssIbe IT, cre any disraso
no matter of now long standng-and leave the paent
III a healthy and perfectly cured condition.
Melancholy hberintui that state of alienation aud
weakness {" the mind which renders persons incapable Of
enjoying the pleasures performing the duties ie Dys.
and happiness, undermining the constitution aud yearly
carrying thousanue tn minCy graves, Cnphati-
caS be cured rheumatism in any form condition,
cir"c or AGATE, warranted durable; Epilepsy falling
seases radically removed; Salt Rheum and every dsssrp-
tun ni uceutlons ies ahd Scrnfal Diseases which
have b1led a previous medical sl Gun be cured iy ms
treatment, when the constitution /, mt exhausted
do sly all diseases (yes, Cunsumpon) can be cured
~ Cancer cured without the knife
WIZ remain IN my oiice WEDNESDAYS and SATuR-
DAYS, from J"cl ok a. NJ to p NJ 10 acc ,muptatt
patients iEon distance and consult the English and
German languages WIN make visits any distauce II
iequircd May he addressed by letter, Fulton Square
Lancaster city, Pa
June S, is5s-em
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OFFERED At
Hrr. u n,I-, G. q z

p PEIV ATG SALi-
FESllE subscriber offers at private sale, Ger,
4 tain lot or piece of land, situate in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland County,
about miles below Sunbury, bounded on the
west by the river Susquehanna. on the south by
land OF George Seller. on the cast by land OF
VIM. kroh. and on the north by land of VIM
X. Jones, containing Acres and Is perchcs,
all OF which is cleared and in very high state
of cultivation. The Northern Central Rail
Road passes through the tract, and is also
bound on the east by the Main Road leading
from Sunbrry to Harrisburg, which together,
with the River upon the west and the fertility
OF the soil makes it very pleasant and desira-
ble situation.
ALSO; another certain Tract Of Land situate
in said township. adjoining lands of William,
kroh, on the south, the heirs of Robert and Ar
thur Auchmuty on the east VIM. V. Silver
wood and public road on the north, and Wm
Il. tones on the west, containing 93 Acres lei
perChcs strict measure. about so acres Of which
are cleared, and in high state of cultivation
and The residue most excellent land for cultiva-
ton, bat is now covered with excellent timber,
and if purchased soon, the purchaser can get a
large quantity Of Railroad Ties on the same.
This trac, is also well watered, having several
fine springs upon it, aud every field can be wa
tered thereby. An indspuiahle title will be given
and terms of sale reasonable.
WILLIAM r. JONES.
Lower Augusta tp., January ,, ls57.-tf
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1885, 1856 =
NEW ROUTE FOR TRAVELLERS
Northern Central Railway |!
sUMMER ARRAN0EMENT.

TTROM AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 27th,
II 1858, the Trans II the Northern Genital Railway
Company will leave Daily (sdhdays excspte) follows
GOING NORTH.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA EXPRESS TRAIN.
From BAL.TIA ORE to sUNBURY L EI.lIIRA
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LANCASTER CQLtIERY FOR SALE
Important Co Coal Operators.

fs'hE undersigned Lessees Of the "La-cs,ts.
Co!!iery,' near Shamohiu, Northumberland
county PennsJ IVhna, wrhiug to retire from tho
business, offer for sale the Lease and Fi,tur.,
Of said Coliicry. on satisfactory terms. TI,
Colliery has been in operation since la5i, and
has been successful heyond expectation. Tho
Coal is a superior articles for ali uacs To which
Anlhfacite i7app!ied. and good market has heon
established. which can he lnuch extended. Tho
Breaker and Fistnres are Of the vrfy lsst char
ac'er aud will recommend ihcinsslrs, 10 r.rsops
acquainted with the husiucss
The Lease runs to January /, 1864, and /, a
fa7orabIe one ior the operator
For further information apply at the Cou.ry
IN rer'on, or by letter to Slsmokin, r. O, Nor.
thumOerlaad county, Pennsylvania.
COCHRAN, PEAEE hCO.
February 8, lS5S--n
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a. II. @. BRCGIuw,
30 TytYl' S't.1.t NJ, Iy,.I.

a. II. @. BgCCIuW,
22 cur Street. Netc. York.
MANUFACTURER OF
GIL S S Y RIM GES, HOMEOPATHIC
Walls GRADUATED MEASURES.
NURSING BOTTLES, ETC.
Glass Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Perfumers,
Photographers, etc. Il liberal discouu: made to
tho trade. Orlc5s from Country Druggists and
Dealers solicited. fsico Lists sent on applica-
ton.
August 7, lS5S.-3m
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EoBLIT, BROWN G. NOBLIT,
Cabinet Makers EIndleg store
AND BEDDING WARE.RnOMS,
Having RENE WE'D to the new Iron Front
Warehouse, No. 222 South Second Street,
below Dock, West Side, PHILADELPHIA.
\ OW offer TO ther customers and the public
generally, new and full assortment of
CABINET HARDWARE & MATERIALS.
They invite the attention of the trade to their
stock Of Hair Seating and Curled Hair, of their
their own manufacture Also TO a full ossort-
ment Of BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY.
Philadelphia, Jaly 3. ls5s.-Iy
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FREEBURG ACADEMY.
Snyder County Normal School.
TREEHTT -


Snyder County Normal School.
FREEBURGt, PA
sE'HE Filth session of this Institution commen.
ced on the 9th of JULY, and continue:
80 weeks. Encouraged by Pact success, increased
efforts will be made to enable students to acquire
a sound mental, moral and physical education.
The Academic Department embraces all the
branches constituting thorough English, Clas-
sical, Mathematical and Scientific Education.
together with Music, Drawing, Painting and
French.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
has been established and heretofore wcll attended
in which Teachers. and those wishing 10 become
snch, can prepare themselves for the profession.
TEpas--HALF IN ADVANCE.
For Board, Taition, Room, Sc, per
session of 81 weeks. S52 to $50
Tuition alone, Ter quarter Of IT wks. "a to SO
Music, Drawing, Painting and French at r=:.a
charges.
students can enter at any time.
For catalogues. sc, address
GEO. +. MCFARLAND, Principal
July 81, 1858.
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FARMERS ATTENTION!!!
The best article in the world ior raising
wHHAT
1s LEINAU'S SUPER PHOSPHATE or
LIME, at $40 per ton, or $29 cis., lb., by the
barrel.
Analyzed and recommended for the Wheat
and Grain Crops, by
Professor CHAS.T. JACKSON, Chemist Of the
United States Patent Office, Washington, ID. G.
1t will repay the outlay 80 10 leo per cent,
and will not burn the seed by coming in contact
us Guano does.
Try 1T--PnoyE Ir.
G. a. LEINAU, Proprietor,
No. 2l South FRONT Street.
Philadelphia city, Pa.
Or Of my Agents, throughout ths Country
Analysis can be seen at my Office. Cssh
Mailed with the order, will receive prompt at,en-
tion.
A liberal discount 10 sto,ekee!ers who buy to
cell again.
Pamphlets, can be had at ny Office.
August 7, ls5s.-3m GA. l..
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SELECT SUMNER GOODS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT I!

VA + havo received our NEW GOODS for the
w summer trade, and resi- ectfnlly invite oil
the world and the rest of mankind TO CALI Ann
SEE Turm.
People who would eropomize and lave their
dimes will do well TO call and see how very cheap
gooIs can be had, and should they not conclude
TO purchase from us. they viii I've more couver.
cant 10 the actual value Of all kinds Of Goods.
There arc a great mgny reasons why people
should closely examine our stock, und while il is
clearly demonstrated hat the "obyious meaning
and imports" Of this multitude Of reasons refers
directly to the BEAUTY or TEXTURE and
theapncss in price OF goods, il will at the same
strike the mind OF the observing
BOON oA1IST,
hstn state ofihings combining great and d.
VerFiii5d supply. with low prices must bring
about Contamination devuuiy 10 be wished"
in making the POOR MIN RICH, and the rich
man opulent.
And although we may disress, yet permit us
to add that nothing would afford better ground
work for summer evenings entertainment, than
for the kind mother who Is presumed to have ex-
nmins2 our stock TO gather her little flock around
her, and tell then Of BRIGHT q SONS beau
tiful goods. the handsome Silks from France and
Italy, the Ribbons and Laces from Lyons. the
Mernos from France, the prints from Manchester.
! the Linens and lawns from Glasgow end Dub.
! lin and q thousand things of great beauty and
! utility. But 10 be n little more practical, we
VIII state for the good Of the country. the rising
generation, and the full grown, more in detail
, the goods we retail. in very large or smaller
slices, at very erea lly reduced prices and though
NO may regret we said it. well sell our goods or
six months credit, at the end of which tho pcopl,
flush will come aud pay with rush, fot
none can feel SO unconccrned about II debt Sc
taily earned. as TO be guilty of pyocras;iaction
20 the hazard of their reputation
| Then Gentlemen and Ladies fair, hearken, /
you've the time TO spare, and hear Of New Good
rich and r"re, received and being opened.
OF CLoTELS-
| There 5 brown. and Nick mud hluc Ca Cloth
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CT Gas sS-IEIRE rs.

We've got just what YOU need of mixed and
striped first rate" Tweed, for those exposed or
named as sick, we've Cassimeres both strong and
thick B.! for those who by fashion think TO win,
VIC have the beautiful French Docskin an ar
ticle. we do expect, sir, can't be excced in point
nfF Feytura
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me 1'"yer Neetiag in the first p. esbyterian
Church, Rev DIR. Weed continues to be well
tended
The Pastor preached very impressive SER
mon on Tuesday evening from Proverbs 10 CHI.
verse, He that sleepeth in Harvest, is son
that causcth shame"
The preacher remarked that the Lord had mp
pointed certain seasons for certain ends, that
even knowledge of this was given to the in.
stirctiye creation. 600 to the ant thou sing
gard, consider her ways and he wise, which
having no guide, overscer or ruler, Provideth
her meat in the summer and gathered her food
III the Harvest, &c. He then proceeded 10
SHOW that the present season was Il favorable
one Tor the Church to so forth into the field Olie
world and labor in the bringing in of souls to
the Savior. He urged one point very impress
slvely, and that was, the duty of the Church or
the members of it not only to open public
places OF prayer but also 20 out amongst those
who, as general thing stand unconnected with
any branch of the visible chu:ch, 'to compel"
them TO come in through that kind and pers;la-
sive zeal manifested by the great Head of the
Church. de urged upon the youth of pres
ent day to give themselves to the Lord as being
season when many Lambs as well as Sheen
were being gathered into the fold of the good
Shepherd. lie warned all against sleeping or
lndulgng in spiritual sloth when God was so
manilestIy awakening the whole land to the i'm.
portance of improving the present gracious out
pouring of the Holy Spirit. Warning the
thoughtleSs, and even cautioning the professor
t0make sure worl. of their sons salvation, lest
in the end they might be found amongst those
outcasts who came crying "Give us of yonr oil
for our lamps are gone out" The harvest is
past, the summer is ended, and we are not saw
ed After prayer and singing the DR.. gave
again notice of the daily prayer meeting in
9Shi Hall Mt QOfrl 1OGf
ing at II past o'clock, also of preaching on
Thursday evening at l-2 past O'clock Rev
Mr. Moliit will also preach in the Church ON
Saturday and Sabbath.
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WASHINGTON MEMS

APRIL T.-Much solcitude is expressed con-
corning the Deficiency Appropriation Bill which
is now more clearly than ever threatened with
defeat in its present form. The interest is in
creased by the fact that Utah supplies depend
upon lis passage. Money is wanted for iinmc-
diate necessities Of the service. The War De-
pnrlmei.t transmitted full particulars of con-
tracts entered into For Utah expedition. They
do not sustain puLliched statements of exhorbi-
tant prices. The rates Transportation depend
upon the season in which the service is perform
ed.
The Senate returned the Kansas bill to the
House to-day by general agreement. The latter
will take it up to. norrow at O'Clock.
The Minnesota BILL as passed by the Senate,
to-day, confirms less than 800, q consisting of
preamble, and two sections admitting it as IL
State, allowing it two representatives.
Dinnis Murphy WIS to-day unanimously con-
firmed by the Senate as Postmaster at the Mem
phis Ferry
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'oENAfE--i ne morning OuSlnCSS y - uHil!i-
portanL
y heightened discussion followed. The Com
mittee on Printing advise n report against
printing euoey oil recently deceased Senators.
MessTs FeSsenden, Brown, Hale, and others
spoke against unnecessary printing.
Mr.. Cameron spoke in bchalfnrthc Committee.
Houston and Mason spoke in favor OF reprint
ing those EulogieS. Seward said he was not
influenced by personal interest. Exaggerated
funeral honOrS were also spoken of MS un-
necessary.
The Minnesota hill was taken up. The amend
ments were concurrcd in and the bill! was read
3D. time.
Mr.. Wilson called the ayes and nays.
Previous TO the vote, MeSsrs. Bell, Houston,
Brown, johnson, Crittenden, Stuart and Wilson
rnade brief remarks. Yeas 4s; nays 3.
Adjourned
H usE.-Mr. Olcro of New Mexico. intro
duced n hill for the construction of wagon and
cmigrant road in New Mexico.
The House went into Committee ufthe Whole
aud resumed consideration of the Deficiency APP
preparation Bill.
Mr.. Letcher said the Committee of WAYS aud
Means were placed in an embarrassing position.
He spoke at length. and said that all seemed to
concur that unless the bill in every provision,
can be made acceptable to them, they are PFC
pared to vote it down, and leave the Govern
nIent without means Of carrying out the policy
it has inauguratcd.
Messrs. WaShLurnc and Granger, opposed
the supplies for Utah, on the ground that
the President is prosecuting the war against the
Mormons without authority.
Mr.. Lovejoy was willing 10 undertake the Utah
war by contract, at half what the bill proposes.
All the government has to say was whether
Brigham be hanged, aud how many it
wants killed.
Mr.. Letcher replied that it was not known
that the gentleman was fighting man, or pro-
badly the Secretary of War wouli have spoken
to i'm on the subject. laughter
Mr.. CuiiaX, in reply TAI incidental remarks,
said he had not voted TO ratfy. but to reject the
LecnmptOn Constitution. lie had voted to adj
init Kansas as a State without endorsing any
constitution, leaving the people to vote on Lc-
compton, under such circumstances as the
Washington Union had declared would reiectit.
Hehad voted for Crittenden'S amendment, which
the same paper said was aS full Of Black Rcpub-
licanism as egg is full Of meet.
On motion ofGarnett, the committee rose, and
he submitted bill with recommendation that
it be submitted to the Committee on Ways aud
Mems with instructions To report in separate
bills, the items for deficiency under each head,
expenditures for service in the present fiscal
ycar and another bill all appropriations design
ed for next year; and also with instructions to
inquire what farther legislation is necessary to
restore To Congress, efficient control over Gov
ernment expenses.
Mr.. Letchcr rctorted.
MIR. Campbell followed, saying If the recon-
incubation prevails, it would amount to prac-
teal defeat of the bill. The question was order
ed on agreeing to the instructions To the Com
mittce on Ways and Means. Adjourned.
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nHIO ANNIYERSARY-

MAEIErrA, O., April 1.-The seventeenth
anniversary of the settlement Of Ohio was ceIe-
brated to-day. Hon. Thos Ewing delivered the
address. The only survivor OF party of Al
who arrived here in 1857, was present Also
several who were born in the first block-house
built in Marietta and Deipre, with 8 oldest
living white natives of Ohio aud large number
Ofdescendants OF revolutionary soldiers Speech
es were made by Gen. Goddard and Others