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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. &c Co.
Il q .gss MANUFACTURING liswas& 5
lrHARMAGEUTISTS and CHEMISTS,
y sstg.rsa sPlTTSBURG, PA. 4tgsN s7Smls
= T. W. Dyott & Sons, Philadelphia. Barns
& Park, N. Y, John D. Park, Cincinnati
Barnard, Adams & Co. St. Louis, And BY
Druggistssand Merchants gensralIy Though,
out the United States, and, Capadas.
For sale by MAXWELH Il HOLT0N,
l.l-n ~ .lntai AnIInrnrI hdvs IN = 4.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

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Grsst Indacemc"'s'i a +" aas s'' lsG.z la,e33
~ Read me adyerasementt o. me beefy
hoyss ana ehen 50, and examine sa n ne lf''n tne'r
goeds-they oher Inducements 70 gpuri
,eysn.nssp n.nsspvb,r;n,,l o1vth;ns IN }ha;r linssl
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- -.A-s..-...-.,- --.---Frter
Removal. @-.-.
.b0ur deseryedly popular anu clever
friends. Hardley q tAgerser have removed
ther store % the sbrlck Plock % worm
&'Fstsrs opposite the Person Hopse. Use.
These gentlemen have alfo Jgst rece'''v'e'd =
and opened Their new otocR OIL spring ana
aid y.,;et, If s,;ese GOODS from wbich
,bey nrroros. rr 10 man ,,re All kinds Of
garments for theirife,low citizeus. Their
1s .tor. to,. ,,,dir,. and new stock nresent 6pe
nsN e's's ' ls Ana - ~" vs. s'o0N
appearance ana they are Jas'''he gense'
men 10 "do the agreeable'to those who
v's'' 'ne'r esl"o''sl'n'n'' e"i' aiD - ,sss
st1sf snem' oy 81 means n.La q ..,as'4ao. ,
Jmportant! 'aa.aas ''''''t ..qegsga to
ssRe.dct. .Juyenau T. Culber.son have
-y.:-uI .....,1...... .,..., .,,s o,d
'.'v,ssou W. '.s ~ -
YOU know as well as we DO, shat they are
Wv "N " ~ ~ n q
YES to be undersoh by anybody-lhey
are always "up and coming prepared %
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

uWewoull invite the attention Of our read
ers to the new. "Ague Cure" advertised in our
columns; ita from asarsr ~ as will
we have slcarnedsfrom reliable soui ces, ,that lis
virtues q, will sustain their, fullest expec-
tations. Citizens Of the West cannot f,il
to appreciate the paramount value to them
Of q, safe and certain remeday fer.this afflict
ing distemper without either .quinine or min
erals, and consequently without injury to the
constitution health, We have more than or
dinary satisfaction in procl1ai,n,lling this rene
dy ,,becailsc we are convincettit 1t will ANSWER
o crying want among us.iand serve to relieve
a great amount Of suffer ling .-tRcpublican.
Warsaw, Ind. ,,,,s ~ "a ttssef s,o3 s-5,at
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15
G.. ). e.. w OR q II,
ATT THE NEW BRICK SToRE..a

! NJ EIII1 I'I1FVV LN1OA p
Has Just received with other New Goods, q
fine fresh lot Of FRENCH PRUNES. about, as
cheap and better than dried apples. Also Rails,
ms, Coffee, sug rs, &C., &c. "A : 4, eo,g ,soo /.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

A GOLDEN THoUGHT SER IN PEARLS.
In speaking Of marriage, Or marriages
for money Miss .Maloch The eminent
writer observes, and we think very just
Ily:HiR srs,lsllsg q fsa,ak5
s9Marriage should always be q question
not ofnecessity, but choice. Every girl
ougLttosbe taught that 4 loyeless union
stamps upon heras foul dishonor as one
ofsthose. .co1neet etions which omit the legal
ce eremony altogether-snd that however
pale, ydreary, and lonesome q single life
may be. unhappy married life must be
ten fold worse, an over haunting tempta-
ton and 'incursble regret, a torment from
which thereis no escape but death. s...S. y,
. Cost ofPiasteringthe state House.
The Columbus Gazette says the bill
Of plastering the State House, allow.
sdto D, r, Dale 4 Son BY the, s. H. Com
missioners, amounted to the following: &.
Hall House Representatives Slo.o46 SO
Senate Chamber kaF egaags 6,598a39
Supreme Court Room .13eSi 3.518 63
Library Room @* 60 2,729 Ga
Basement Room 1,l17 "a
Division No. 6 40 a l1,3l3 II
Division 7(eug n Lay e5
Total sxgp - 36,8 &c
The modelling ofael~ge centre piece
alone costthe sum Of $L76o.3 ss,i.,, y q I I,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

" a ?
Dr. sRObaci's Scandinavian Remedies
Every mail brings grateful letters from per
sons cured B.. Dr.. Robaok s Blood Purifier ant
Blood Pills. Many of,llicse certificates are
from individuals who have been sick for years
The seeds of disease were in .tlIeir blood end
could only bc reached By these wonderfulveg
table antiscplics. i h icll act cxclus siscly upol
thesfuids Of Tie systems eSpelling every PR
ticle of corrupt matter, and removing all dis
order ofthe stomach, kidneys, lungs, throat,
liver,A skin and glands .-.See Advertisements.
7HEGEdR71 .EEGLLSH RBlKED J
SIR JAMES TCLARKEIS Yga
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prspdied, from d prescription Of SirsJ
Clarke, N. d., Physician Eatyoor-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

~ There's a divinity that shapes our.
ends, as The pig remarked when he was
contemplating the kink OF his tail.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15
HAVE YOU A DISEASED, LIvER9
UrTle question, though start ing, lis suffi.


TThe question, though start ing, is sufii.
ciently suggestive when the fact is taken in,
to consideration that diseases Of theliver have
become most alarmiugly frequent in the Uni
ted States, Indeed, there ore few formidable
diseases that are not in some way trdceable to
doranged statcof that important organ
Many Dofthc complaints usu lily classed under
the head Of Consumption, have their origin in
the Liver "Any remedy that would insure
regularit y and healthful action in the Liver
would bela blessing to mankindl' has been tho
exclamation Of thousands. That remedy has
been found it is safe and sure, When fair
trial has, been afforded it, has never been known
to fail. a7i's S7'tifg'eJlA lA4 AS1asaf''i
Reader. have you my disease of the Liver
or disease which you believe proceeds from
hepatic dcrangemcnt? Lose moi a moment, but
purchase a box Of d.. MIane's Pills Prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pm, and they
will res store youto health. 1t is the only rem
edy yet discovered, in which implicit conf,
dence may be placed. l'7,o u. e5N
~1TPurchasers will be carcfulto 10 ask forDR
MLANE'S sCELEBR ATED .VERAIIFU gle
manufactured by FLEMING BROS. of Pitts,
burg, Pay Allother vermif,ges In coluparl-
son are worthless. DR.. M'Lanes genuine
Vermifugc, also his celebrated Liver Pills,
car. now lie had at all respectable Drug Stores
None genuine without theysignature Of .,-gv,
le)c s',, sS q Eva FLEMING,BR
l.. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

kTThe Cincinnati Commercial tells offs
gentleman in that city, who paid seOsn
AUndred and ttfy5 dollars for a pair Of
coarse woolen socks. He had promised
his bettershalf ifshe would knit a pair,
to giveher anything she would ask. .9 The
lady accom- plished the work and presents
ed them to him on his Birthday, accom-
paniedby a bill calling for the amount
named, it being, the price Of Rosewood
Piano. He paid it but resolved he would
never again doubt his wifs's ability TO &C.
,;sf, "a, 1St,;a, 10 s'eRs4'&AtsAs1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

HAsthrilIing tragedy" was enacted
at Bangor, Me-, the other night. An
honest Scotch sshosneker discovered his
wife and.s per6dious Sneighbor assthey
should net be, ahd,insead Of killing them
on the spot dragged them to q table and
compelled them 10 sign a confession, with
an agreement to pay the expenses Of pro-
curing divorce. q : lla 9, iI'o-lt llaEo"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15


Z sGTGElAgl OR LIVER sal sl
Such as Indigestion, Accid;ty ofthe stomach
Colicky Pains Heartburn, Loss Of appetite,
Despondcncy, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeds
ing piles. In all nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections, it has IN numerous, in
stances proved highly beneficial and in others
effected a decided cure. a ~ saa "a fs4 syY
Z This isa purely vegetable compound, pre-
pared onsstrictly scientific pdnciples, after
the manner Of the celebrated Holland Profes-
sor, Doerhavc. Because Of its great success
In most Of the European States, its intrcduc-
Ition into the United States was intended more
specially for those of our fatherland scattered
here and there over the face Of this mighty
country. Meeting with great SUCCESS among
them, I now offer 1t To The American public
knowing that its trnly wonderfulmedical vlr.
tues must be acknowledge. 4@g@sas
y Itis particularly recommended to those per-
sons whose constitutions may have been i'm
paired by the continuous use Of ardent spirits,
'or other forms Of dissipation Generally ysin-,
stantaneous in effect sit, finds its way directly
to he seat Of life, thrilling and qnickening
ey try nerve, raising up the drooringispirit,
and, in fact, infusing new health and vigorin
eho ~ 2sSnA' ----.,5.1r. a. y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

A JAIL OF SOLID Rook.-The people 5iof
Calhoun county Alabama, are building a
Jail, the ,frststorylof which is to be of
solidrock, and no rock allowed therein less
than, three feet wide and eighteen inches
thick. Eserysrock in the dungeonais.t to be
doweled 4 the outside all hammer faced.
The lower storyis divided into three rooms
lone dungeon, one for debtors,and one
for females. Sc dilgT ,65ava iaaaa gai
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

HTe make orange ppddjpg7 CRATE
the yello part of theFipd oapd squeeze
the juice of two large oranges ", Stir
together to a cream, half a pound Of
butter, ,halfa pound Of powdered white
sugar, and add a wine glass Of mixed
wine and brandy Beat very light six
eggs, and stirgradually intoahe mixture.
Put into a batter dishl with e. broad
edge, round whichlay q. border of puff
paste neatly notched. Bake it hall
an hou1and when cool, crate white sugar
ovsrit,T You may addto the mixture
Naples biscuit, or two finger biscuits,
grated. .S289l29AA,g OF
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15
GAME AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS.

NIy.chairs cannot be beat either in quality,
finish or prices; j can sell them from. ten to
twenty per cent cheaper than the same arti-
cles have ever been sold in this county before.
! Having had long experience in the bust
i'm my employ, i flatter myself that can turn
ont as good, neat and durable work, as any
establishment in the county-at least have
never knocked under to any Of them Jet, and
dc not expect to be compelled todo, so.very
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

-,EFThe newly electeda"Chy Dads
were sworn into Office on last Saturday
evening by your humble servant. "Old
Honesty and Lis Cabinet seem to bear
their honors meekly. .egass'a1 o. ,sg4ih .,,a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

Court. raa ~
ThspQarE pi Common n asSfor this
County has been in session in this place
this week. In consequence Of the illness
of fJpdge Ph#s. .llis HqnorJddge ssney,
has been presiding, Nothing Of much
Importance has been done at the time Of
going sto press. III ~ v AA
The Judge will be compelled to leave
for home this morning Esiday.1 but W
have understood that hesR proposes to SeA
turn next week and flush up The. bust
ness. ~ .za.I aanal esia aa sgRa 90 .IgIaEsssl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

re- Some fun,loving fellows in New
castle, Pa, recently started a society there
which purported to be alodge Of the Sons
of Malta. Oreof them, however, states
that after being initiated, he signed what
was represented as the constitution of the
order, which turned out to be- nothing
more orless than an order for a keg Of
beer upon one of the town brewers. The
CLUB had been indulging in lager at the
expense Of new members, for several
,roaLs -j.sH Z ~ dul7 ~ gNiilss saodf
mcehs' ..5 Rig nPa pu}t.f'rfqg BIOS tgaa &@ fR
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

NrDlE IT AK1NG. - n
In thlsdcpartmentI am prepared to attend
toan calls promptly ,and will llattend fune rails
with good hearse when required. lhave
lust received otofthe
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15
llORE IMPROVEMENTS !


a97'54a7S l@A9 ~ e y F95 u" (
MILL E r IS GA LII E r Y !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

NY attention has been directed the fact that an
interruptions sheet called The Ner YORK Trader pub
lsi ed In it, columns the 26lh inst card signed by
William Wilson, in which he states that Fernando
Wood compelled me to run Senator in the Sixth
Senatorial District, thereby insuring the election Of
Republican.
| feel II MY duty to say, and do so most emphat-
ically that this statement IL false in every sense 80
lar as any interference made in the matter of my de-
termination TO remain in the field u candidate for
Senator Of that District Mr. Wood took part, only
TO sd, lee me not 10 be candidate. lie recommended
the nomination of the Hon. Richard Schell.
Twas only induced finally to continue a candidate
became OF the reaehery and deception with which the
Tam any Hall Senatorial delegates treated under
tte pIetense of deyising compromise between the
Mozart and Tammany delegations TO nominate one
candidate which was anxious should be done. This
would have been accomplished had not certain Fed
era uce-hoder nterfereo and purchased the vote of
ore of the Tammany Hall delegates to vote for Nc
Murray, and gave him the nomination in that Conyen-
ton BY majority.
Mr. County Clerk Clancy knows these to be facts
ard Yet he publishes the falsehood contained in VII
sou's card. w. DRAKE Parse 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
THE PEACE TREATIES.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
The English War Suspicion.
THE REGENCY OF CENTRAL ITALY.
HALnAx. wedne.dar. Noy. 30. Is5o.

HALIFAX, "Wednesday, Nov 30, 1859.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa, from Liverpool
on Saturday, the 18th inst, has arrived tha port
The steamship Kangaroo, from New-York, arrived
at Queenstown the l7lb and reached Liverpool the
following day.
The steamship Ocean Queen from New-York, ar
rived at Southampton on the 18th.
The Royal Mail steamship Persia. som New-York
arIiyed az Liverpool Oh the 18Th.
The rtiications Of the treaties Of peace were ex-
pe'ted to be exchanged at Zurich, on the DIST.
TIE French Government bad Issued letters of invi
tation 10 the Congress N the Pc wers who signed the
Treaties Of Vienna IN 1885, and to the three Italian
rulers, viz: Of Piedmont, Rome, and Naples.
The attitude Of the English and French press was
daily becoming warlike. The Times calls on
Napoleon 10 put end TO the state Of Suspense.
The Congress was expected to meet in Paris, but
date js mentioned.
The London Society Of Arts had inaugurated a
movement for great exhibition in 1862
The Paris Bourse steady the Rentes closed at
6ef csc.
The Emperor Napoleon opposes Buoncompagneis
assuming the Regency of Central Italy.
GaribaIdi is reported to have resigned the command
of the army Of Central Italy and entered the Sandman
army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

AMERICAN GESERhL Communal meeting Of
the American General Committee held last night
at the Wes5shester House, with closed doo0, admis-
sion BEN denied to reporters Mr.. CRANBERRY, Pres
dent occupied the chair and the attendance of mem
bers was large only three four being absent. After
The adjournment our reporter learned that lengthy
aud excited discussion ensued uponthe question OF rt
fyirg the action OF the American City Convention IN n
doTsinR Mr.. George Opdy ke the Republican candidate
for Mayor and other Repub lean candidates.
Erasius Brooks spoke at considerable length IN
favor OF Mr.. Ogden, the nominee OF the Oid-Llne
" hes He was followed by Rufus +. Andrews, who
WHO was in favor of indorsing the Republican nomins-
tiors. Ex-COunclman Warner, with others, also
syoke in favor of the Republican nominees. During
the debate. We understand that some pretty hard
" ords tassed between Messrs. Brooks and Andrews.
I'll question finally called for, and resulted in
vote OF % to ID in favor of rayng the action Of the
Convention At ~ O'Clock the Committee adjourned.
AsERIcAS CoUScmNANic CoSyESTIoS.-The Fifth
American Councilmanic Convention met last night at
No. 1872 Hester street and nominated for Councilmen
Tlos. g. Hail, John Van line, j. W. Jarboe, Chas.
p. Perley, +. L. Murphy, aud w. t. Ashman-i Re-
publicsns, Tammany, and Mozart.
NIS1H WARD WooD DEsooRATIc MEETNG.-A
meeting was held ast evening in Abingdon square, the
Ken. DR.. Jacob s Miller in the chair. Among tho
SPEAKERS were Judge Schermerhorn, the Hon. Fer
nando Wood, DR.. Bradford, the Hon. c. Scbermer-
horn 4. Edward Rawlings, and others. The meeting
was largely attended, and much enthusiasm prevailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
PROSPECTS OF THE ELECTION.

To the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune.
SIR: II Republicans would With attention review
the statements of their onsmy they Nonld not
only have ust cause for congratustion but would
suredy arrive this conclusion, viz. that the election
of M. George Opdgke depends solely upon their cast
ing their roes for him on Tuesday, the 9th OF De-
cember next
The N Y Times, in its issue Of yesterday, and In an
article beaded, "A Chapter From Experience" after
giving the Of the various parties in this city at
the last State election, goes TO cay that even II
this vote should be thus divided wiz: equal divi-
sion of eco Democratic votes between Wood and
aavemeyer), the Republicans must not only hold
their ground hut increase their vote" Now no ono
in the Republican party cave only such, as by easy
transitions DESTROYS of sliding into the Democratic
ranks, doubts that the Republicans, will not
only hold their ground" but poll larger vote
lan before. The nomination by majority In
the American Convention Of George Opdyko for
Mayor, will give him 5000 votes upon which they
have not heretofore relied In addition the votes Of
the Republicans and the larger portion of the
Americans, there arc many Democrats, despite the
earnest endeavors Of The ". y. Times in behalf Of
Tammany Hal, who have awakened to the fact that
this contest 70 far IA concerns men, is solely between
Opdyke and Wood. Many Of them are large taxpayers
who believe, with this latter gentlemen, that the
Municipal Government is not simple machine"
that it is the only form Of government which practi-
cay reaches the citizen" that strong executive
head, with nerve, Integrity, win, courage, and
capacity Is necessary to govern. For whom will the
votes OF this elass be cast The question ID easily
answered when consider they alike Interested
ss good citizens and "a Property-owners.
Deny ing tho certainty of Tie Times A" that from
ff0 40 D 5f0 Penpbheana will vate foz Wood Whist
ii there Is truth in facts would be the more correct
staten ent. We believe the following:
Republican, og
Americas copies snd Of the p.rty.... 500
Democrats who believe Opdyks to BE- the sole opponent
% oVp
N.IiDy. 1000
Republicans viii you wayerl Never before have
YOU had, and if you allow THE opportunity 70 psss, It
msy be, never again viii you have favorable an OPP
portuniy TO elect to the office Of Mayor, who viii
ever elected make il hi. first duty TO administer his
Office with single eye to homes and 70 the pubic
welfare ".
Ser- fork, Nov. 70 1864
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
POLITICAL.

In Hartford, Conn, We met the enemy On Monday
and whipped them. The Republicans elected their
Town Clerk, every Of their Selectmen, and all Of
their Constabes but two. The Administration elected
their Collector and three Grand Jurors TO three elected
by The Republicans. There was no contest on the
Treasurer nor on one of the school Visitors; but onths
two School Visitors wboss election Wa contested, Ia
Republicans were suceessfal.
Says TIE CouraHs, speaking Of the elections;
Las, year a; this date, The American party held tho
balance OF power in this town, and announced.
We now state that the balance has passed oct Of their
hands. the Union Ticket, or as soEie wicked one
chrs.ened Il, The Mue Ticket, was defeated
The Prsss says upon the zane theme: The
AnsricsDs dropped their distinctive name, and by
putting up Union ticket, which many voted who
always try somehow to split the difference, and BY
selecting those names which usSsy run ahead OF their
ticket, have an appearance of strength TO which hey
are no. legi,imstely entitled
The Vermont politicians are thus early talking
about the next years nomination for Governor, and
among the names mentioned ExGay. Erassus FAIR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
DR.. P0mroy and the Board OF For
eiRn Missions, dc.
BOsToS, "Wednesday, Nov

BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov o. 1917
The following card printed in several morning pa
pers sxcites attention IL is dated at the MISSIONARY
House, boston;
10 The Pnbc, Facts have recently 70 the knowledge
- M Prudential Committee OF the American Board OF Com1s
ioer Tor Forcgn Missions deeply duplicating the moral char
sr Of DR. PovToy and rendering impossible that ne should
unser retain official position Secretary Of the board ne
~ osfd HE referred 70 have connection with h
"a ciei action Ny order Of the Prudential Committee
- iSirneN CHARLES STODDARD Chairman"
Neetinus of sympathy for John Brown are to he
HsId on the day of his execution, at fremont Temple
Ps.~,on; and also at Haverhil Natick, and probably
ether towns in the Stale.
The Rev. 5. l.. Pomroy, d. D., Secretary of the
American Board for Foreign Missions, is the person
implicated by the card of the Prudential Committee Of
the Board published this morning. Ii appears that
during the temporary absence of DIR. Pomroy, letters
addressed 70 him az the Mission House were opened,
sbing developments which induced him TO appear
before the Committee and make confession, which
in substance was TO the following effect: That
aome months ago he was walking out IN inc
evening, and was aecosed by well-dressed To-
male ard at her request accompanied Der 10 her
home While in the parlor IN conversation WITH her,
man came in and under the threat Of exposure, forced
him 10 sign a note of $500, which he did and snbse-
quenily paid it, Since that he entieed by another
female into another house, and there two men ass..ed
aim and forced him 80 sign another motto Tor S19V,
which he subsequently paid Another woman by the
representation thst she was suffering with dssipated
husband and destitute children, enlisted hs feelings,
and be opened correspondence with her, and suose-
ouently BY the advice OF Mr.. Choae, paid $1Vo TO get
Sic letters back which he did, and destroyed them
Thee statements DR. Pomroy admits to De true, Out
nothing further.