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Headquarters.
l.mIiTu fLGiMEHr, :. &. VI.

-. T.. NJ,
OEDEH!S. 40.
1--WE Lower and Upper I'ai;a!ionS c"mIri-
sing The Eighth E-.iIu"n; =. e. ~ will
assemble nt their regular Muster Grounds inr
r"vi"w armed and equipped as The law directs.
Th" lprcr lintia"n Il, McCaws Old Field
on saturday til" 30th April.
Th: Lower battalion at Bradlcy's on Sa:ur-
day 9TH May
The commissioned and non-com,nissioned
officers will meet the day previous for drill and
instruction. Captains commanding companies
will order out the Pioneers Of their respective
Beats
P","n's Bcat Company will parade under
command of Capt. Owens. Officers Of the
Line and staff are ordered ont.
Maj. Cunningham and Capt. Jay are charged
with the execution of this order throughout
their respective commands.
BY order Of Col ROGERS.
SAMUEL HUNTER, Adj't.
April 10, SO. 5O-3t
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

<or ne cnrf of Oysp"pSid. ID,iiJ.sti,n, Nausea,
C.mpiainf,. nrisiHy Trim Il n~,iM iancti"n
q tie Stomdch or Eo,c4Ix, j,i'o.intin, trumps,
Dyscntery. totic, CHolern Io,1us, do.
In view of the fact that every member Of
the human family is more or less subjected To
some OF the above complaints. besides in
Vulnerable other conditions in life, which,
by the assistance of IL little knowledge or
exercise of common sense, they may hc able
go TO regulate their habits OF diet, and with
the assistance Of good tonic, secure per
manent health. In order to accomplish this
desired object, the true course tu pursue is,
certainly, that which will produce II natural
state of things at the lca,, hazard Of vital
strength and life ; for ihi, end Dr. llos,"ttcr
has introduced To this country IL pr"Iara-
tion called lIOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BlITERS, which Mt this day is not a new
medicine, hut one that has been iricl for
years. giving satisfaction to all wh" have
used it. The Bittcr> "prra'" powerfully upon
the stomach, bowels and liver. restoring
them 10 healthy and vigorous action. and
thus by the simple process of strengthening
nature, enable the system I" triumph over
disease. DiarrhHa. lvscm."rv or hux so
generally contracted by new settlers. ami
caused principally by the change Of water
and diet. will be speedily regulated by
brief use of this preparation. Dyspepsia,
uiseaSc Which Is pr"bablN more prevalent
when taken in all its various forms. than
any other; the cause Of which may always
be attributed to arrangements If the digrs-
tive organs, can hc cured without fail hv
using HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS As per directions on the bottle. For
this disease every physician will recon-
mend Bittcrs of some kind. then why not
Use an article known To be- infalliblc Z
Every country have their l'i,tcrs ns a pre-
ventivc of disease. nnd strengthening If
the system in general, and among them all
there is not to be found more healthy
people than the Germans. from whom this
preparation crnanntcd, based upon scientific
experiments which has attended To advance
the destiny of this great preparation i'll the
medical scale Of science.
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HEADQUARTERS.
SECOND REGIMENT CAVALRY, S. C. NI.,
l.ongmires, Edgefit d.. SC.

SECOND REGIMENT CAVALRY, S. C. N.,l
Longmires, Edgef, H., S. C.
ORDER NO. -
'HNHE EdgeGeld Squadron Of Cavalry; wiiy
Il assemble at Edgrfeld G. H., Oh Saturday
the 7th May next, for Drill and Review.
The Abbeville Squadron of Cavalry win as.
semblc ut Abbeville, Z. H., OH Saturday, l4ik
May next. for Drill and Review
The Commissioned and non Commissioned
Officers will assemble the day previous fey
Drill and Instruction.
Lieut.. Col BATES and Major DEBRUHL,
ore charged with the extension Of these orders
JNO. T. BURRESS, Col
April IL, 1859 Sc 1T
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INDIA NtATTING
Of Superiority Quality

NNnll\M SNG\R h,> lu>, r,,,i,,pi ,t,u
" N"w Nmk l,'i," ,rrf,lv IL \, ".
aud "a clnn White AMI ,lrvk,i tNnl
MATtlNGS. IT s"rrii"t quality
ALSO.
Ingram. Thrr.rlv. Nrn,,inn. Errl,h Rus
sells, aud Velvet CARPETS. II, very low ,,icr,
ALSO.
Embroidered Lac" anl Muslin Ci ETAlNS
Curtain nAMASkS: WINDOW SHADES
CURTAIN BANDS and tOENICES
All Of which Will I've s"i II, very low rric,s
mud prt>nus wishing thns" ARTICLES are r,.rcc,
:uly requested to cNam'uc them hvior. rn,r Is
ing elsewhere.
Augusta. Ga, May . lSa? y l.,
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TaaE; LIVER
III "
FHEPAKED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GINS,

0HFGEHacd Entirely from u! MS,
f. OH: nT Tlr BEST Pu 2GATIvE AND
IL LIVER; MEDICINES ROW before the pub
Tt"S" GUNS icr"yc all morbid or L,l
matter from the svsrm. supplying in their
!'i'cv healthy flow pf bile, iuvigura,ing the
r. '"n'"c'. "an.jng f''l 10 digest we'll P"rJp-
- "i IN" E''"I :::vir'r tame aud health to iha
n wn"'. machinery. renewing the Gauge Of the
d'-':tN. -c.ctiug radical cure.
e l;il"'> ai'nk4 AZ" cut,'.l. and wl:at il ir:-
tor, prevented by the occasiomnl us, Of the
q Liver lu-l."YUtnr
pn" dose after Eating is suflieen. to relieve
e til" stomach a.'d prevent the food from rising
n ami s"Uriny.
n Oi.ly one dose tinker, before rctirin,- pre-
vc"~ nightmare.
lk pn!v one dose tnkcn ui niuhi, l0oscus the
bowels Grntiy. ani cures cnstivcncss
n b"" dose taken after each meal will cure
By*,"psa
, u..,. ,:n-. "t two ,-asrooufns will alwuvs
relieve Sick lI.a,ci.c
e Only on" dos" immediately relieves Colc,.
f, While all who W.: II giving their unun:
n rno:'> testimony in ds fnvcr.
oae 'ln>" "ncn repeated is sure cure for
e. th"."@, " "''iS. an; preventive nf Cholera
r. ''uiy n''. Lr.il i needed t"t throw out of thu,
q s',i"'" t.''' elects "t m"'ii"iu" after II long
n >ic.,,s,:s-.
y Dur io:ti" taken Tor J,u,.lir". removes all
~t!"wm"sS ar unnatural color rro:n the skin.
X pi'. dos" taken 1t S!nt time before eating
-'v''s v'-"r to tie appetite and makes tho food
n hest we'll
One dos. often repeated. cmrcs Chronic
nurlua III its wurs form. wl,ii. Summer and
E"wcl Complaints y,cil almost to the first
dos"
y I"" hpt;rs will cure Dropsx by exciting tho
:.h-u!h-nis.
We take pleasure IN rcro,nmendin. this mctli-
EN-" rs II preventive for Fever and Aru. Chilli
f"Ttr. an'i all F"vers of Il Bilious tyrA. 1t op-
crates With cc;tan,y, aud thousands urc W iIling
[" testify I" its wonderful virtues,
Mix water in the nout,, with the Invirora.
tor, Az, swallow both together.
rEIcE uHr IoiLAE FER HOTTIE.
-" SAHr"Hi', Proprietor No Sl5. Broadway,
New i"r;
is'ia"d 10y AL Druggists. Sold Also by
l'"N,Ln M,i.,rGilr!x u:.ll,EAN,u ALLEN Z
E!wsro>. Abhcvillt G. H., $. G.
Arli: -, I~j9 "
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

LIE SlAlE DE SOUTH CAROLINA
-1bJeUiile DisEici- Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Able
vile District.
WllEREAS, John Davis has applied to me
W for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chnttcls rights and credits
of Joshua Davis, late OF the District aforesaid >.
deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and utlmonish ali
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased TO be and appear before me, at our
ncxl OrdInnry's Court for the said District. to be
holden at AbbrvlIc G.. H., the tenth day
Of May inst, to show cause. if any, WHY the
sal! Administration should not be granted
Given Under my hand and SEAL this the twenty.
fifth day of April. in the year OF our Lord
one housand eight hundred and fifty
nine, and in the SD year Of nserican InGe-'
ptndencc.
WILLIAM HILL, O. AID
April 81. 1850 q
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Wc!.h Newspaper ";ii"". !" Nassau ST.. }
tpIl -

Ne.'!i N""H.'Hi'"r "'iI"". T.; Nas-:lli 81. !
Apnl - ls,N.
PE"r. q. j. W"oD: Drnr E;r-Sn,nc IrouiI,
or s'H weeks AZ" rrcr:v'd bottle OF vour
Hair Restorative and 1--WE il my wife, vino con.
c!Ilrd To Try it on Lea hair i.. tLnkiut, =, ih.
Time HAT J, would Restore the gray hair To lis
original co!ur, bu tn her ~ well as INV sururisr
after few weeks trial il has prr:nrIncI that
w"ud"ri"l "il"ct by turning all the gray HAIRS To
IL dark h'"wn, at III" sam" time b-iuiiiyin. and
'hick"nng ,i'- hh'r. ] strongly recommend tn.
ab"'" Restorative" TO ali persons in want of such
II change Of their hair
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TESTIMONIALS.


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TESTIMONIALS
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a''i''! '"''''iy variety 81 i;'ihIy s''"iu.:. hy
s''""'N ""a:'-'"" Ill" si"'"l> "i i!r"r -. Ms
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'i' ''',, i"''!'' ';''" w'i:. n'!' ii i lmit:'a 4,
u WI! - 'H' >'i"";h HIi durability "i IA"
S'''" :>'t"r Ion" 'N!'"i!"n"', | i""i competent
I" -l""N ~ 'h'~ ""i:''r, ''i ,n conf .":.;iv ~
'''''''''"! " '"F "'''E .,:'i " "' in"', srM ing
."'$ L.. H. '>r'"'''' ".'' "I 'h:' |''i'>f 'I Ep,k
i''''" "'"d " Glover y E,'h's ~"wii- Ma.
'h ''f y" year ii''i t''N" i""!: II IL: ,p:.'i
!" - I'll N,'':~ "' '''''V *"w''', i:''" 'a';ir. {"
i''','t''"h Ca! !'i'""'> i.:.'" i""m worn ON,
i ra~.!y L-:,: in n:.,.r. u,,t c.,;jv n-..i -" IT,,
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win ';'''' ",i' "''f ~. "'' '""''n" ya'> O.:
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IL" .I..b'. >..niu, .,..y,d tx si,s y; in , ,.i,
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l;.h"r ~ :. ,..or. L,.n.,n.t rnir.rc OF AIT than
WAS ever Nn!c.,n+ ,'n.li.v. He would !,nounrr
:.m:-ii:I:; sii:i-inakin:. ihr r,fuI spIuy of
woes Ennunihc!"i. - i,"j -Enrih.
- t'"r Pr'>"," ~ SAYING that 'i'c Grover
'aimrI my rXl,..,imrlun. hlr.r irving and re-
turning: ";hc'- nave three of Them in opera
i!"n "m my 'l'ti;. places, and. after. ton. wears
'rs. have t:i ii' 6" iinL"-L H. Lu,uv,,uL
My wife las l,a'! one Of Grover 4 Bakers
farn.i. Sewing N"rI..n", f"r eor,,c time. and
| am satisfied il = "n" Of the best lulrr.say-
''- nra"hmcs thar las been inverted. | take
~ =; Wa,r;I E,.'"",.',. '',' 3-' ~ =" '"e pubic
" y ''"" ''
1T Is 81 '''n"iin! hing. a::.l puts everybody
into an excitement of uo,,l human N.r, I :.
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CHARLES GARDEW.
NEW ioEK. July 2G, 1857.

Ni" oEk, July Gb, 1891.
PEF. O. j. W"on: With confidence. do I ~.
commend yonr Hair Restorative, dis be,np the
mosi cfc.,ci"us aIic!c | ever saw Since, us:u,,
your llhir Restorative my hair and whi.k .rs
winch We're nlIn"s; white have GRADUALLY grown
dark ar I now Ir,I confident thu, n few ,,.ro
applications " i'll restore Irm her natural color
IL also has relieved me OF all undruii and ,u
P"'snnt itching, so comnon among persons who
pcrspirc freely.
!. r. KILBY.
PEor. Woop-A bout two wears ago my hair
commenced falling off and turning gray;
was fast becoming bald. and had tried many
remedies TO tao effect. | commenced usirn your
R,sioraiiv" III Janmnry last. \ few Applications
fastened my ha,r firmly. II began to fiji up
grow on, and turned back to lis former color
lblark) AT this time II is fully restored 10 its
original color. health aud appearance, and |
chccrinlly recommend lis us. to all
J. ID. HOES
Chicago. H., May !, 1851
The Restorative is put up in bottles of :, Sizes
viz: large, redinni, and small the small holds
J n p:nt, and rrtns for one dollar per bottle the
medium holds al least twenty per cent more
in proportion than The small, Icns for two
dollars per hottie the larg" holds quart. 10
per cent more in proportions. and reiails for So
O. J. WOOD d. CO, IiI propriciors, Broad
wav New York. aud III Market ST., Louis Mo
AZ And sold by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
April rs, 1859 3mly
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"Onr tw" Machines, purchased from you, do
the work of twenty young ladies. We with
pleasure recommend tho Grover IL Baker Sew.
ing Machine TO he the hest in use."-N. Sill
man S Co., Memphis, Tenn.
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81 would be unwilling 10 dispose Of my Grover
& Baker Machine for n large amount, could
not replace it again ut pleasare."-Jfrs H. e..
.Scouel Nashville, Tom.
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FL ONE nr Tiir BEST PU' 2GATlVE AND
IL iINEi MEDICINES now before the pub.
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az take pleasure in cerifying8tothe utility of
Ahc Grover & Baker Sewing Machines. i have
used one on almost every description of work for
months. and find it much stronger and better in
every respect than work done by hand.''-Jfrs.
ID. W. Wheeler, Nashviilc. Tenn
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"The Grover d baker, Sewing Machine works
admirably. think the stitch and work far su-
peror to that Of any Sewing Machine ever
saw. On fine work. think the Machine would
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~ thank it hy fari!," b"-t patent in use
Ihs M"rhn" can i"' a,'ap:,h from the finest
camhric Ia th. hCa"ics: r:,S<.inrrr. IL scws
stt"ng"r, faster. amd NOR" beautifully than one
can imagine. If mine could not be replaced.
money r"nl'i not buy n.-.Nrs. J. Il. BromM,
Na$hrW.; I.um
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~ take p"'>n'" il saying. that line Grover
E Baker NrwrE M,"illur$ h.,v. more than >us.
iaim"i my "N!'''iari"n. After irving and re-
'"i"i"s "ihr'. nave three of them in "pcra
i'n "i my 'if!".. " ;lar"S am:i. after ton. Year
'iI"l. have +, Il; 20 iinL"-J H. X,,yv,uL
.>'"it''f nf >nri .,ri,Hu.
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Opposition CITY Convention.

Pursuant to call, meeting Of the Opposition City
Building, Monday evening, February 2s, 1859, whom
the following unanimous action of the Committee was
had and ordered to be published, viz;
Resolved, That we recommend that a Convention
OF All citizens Of Cincinnati opposed to the Demo-
Tuesday, March 10Th, at O'Clock A. M, to nomi-
nate canddates for the various municipal Offices, to
Resolved, That Delegates In each Ward Of the city
ONE HUNDRED Opposition votes and one for each frac
officers In October last. IN - 80"
Resolved, That all citizens In each Ward, opposed
TO the Democratic party be requested TO at the
Monday evening. March 18th, at seven O'clock until
nine and proceed TO nominate their Ward Oficers,
elect one member from each Ward to serve a. Execu,
tive committeeman during the ensuing year, and Del
apportionment, viz; I " T-0'S
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ATTEMPT TO RoB BoARpIEc-HousE Pax.
VENTED BY COUPLE OF GlRLs.-The boarding.
mouse on the corner of Sixth and College streets
was burslariously entered, night before last
through a side door. The rascal, however,
made some noise in ascending the stairs, and
awoke couple of girls, who, with nerves
which it would be impossible to shock, quietly
awaited his coming, and as soon as he opened
the door at the top, dashed pitcher of water
in his face, which SO completely astonished
him that he began retreat more hasty than
polite He reached the place by which he
entered, and escaped, we presume, in tho full
belief that he was about to be drowned, or that
he was to be the only victim of second food.
Let us hope his ducking will teach him his
duty.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"The Blood is the Life thereof -

Chemical Analyses of he Blood of Copsvv,Dtiee.
Show deficiency Of the Red Globules
Accordingto 20 Liebig those gobules attract oxv9an
from the air, and Combustion Of the carbonacn9na
particles Of the blood ensues evolving heat or
itaH II i3IiSws therefore II they were deficient
. The blood can not be deprived u certain ouan
wy OF It's gobules, without there resulting from IL
marked general feebleness grave he
nervous SYSTEM and various disorders Of fha fnnc
ons OF digestion, respiration and circulation Even
before auscultation can detect the existence of Con-
sumption, the blood giobues are already diminisbcd
and the blood exhibits the characterstIcs Of that of
person who has been bled several times. As the
globules grows more and more considerable, and, At
last reaches its minimum, when the lungs are filled
with cavities" ;" tAndral on the Blood Now, il Is
sition is In ratio with defective vitality conse
quently, IL the globues hematosin were deficient
tuRerculous deposition would be increased.
based Mr.. Guilford's theory of the causes OF Con-
sumption, Chronic Debility etc, as set forth in his
regent lecture at Smith 4 Nixons Hall ~ "''
circular embcdy Sd ARGUE In ,h LIE t5s5 sarI limit: H. Of
merely say that he has presented il to the conadera
ton Of the most eminent physicians In the United
confessed their inability to criticise A. AdmIttnS
Its correctness the obvious Inference is hNf IN Con-
SUMPTION and all other diseases OF Chronic debility
deficient land analyses Of tho blood In these diseaaes
show that It is so the rational mode Of treatment ia
to Increase their quantity In the blood,
show that they are composed Of iron, sulphur and
phosphorus He has, consequently, spent several
years OF study in compounding preparation of these
fdently offers his "Hematogenic Srup' to the public
as the best preparation now extant for renoyatinp
he BLOOD increasing the strength and aiding nature
of Race. 23.AW
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HOME INTERESTS.

Attraction I'm Smith & Nixon's Hall
FULL EXPLANATION OF THE New MopE OF
TREATMENT IN CONSUMPTION AND THROAT Dis
EAsKs.- To- night DR.. Aver will give a lecture
on "Medicated Inhalation as Curative Agent y
and we presume the house will be crowded.
Dr. Aver is eminently successful, effecting the
most astonishing cures in our very midst, and
as SO many of our people have some form Of
affection Of the throat, and as DR.. Aver win
give full description of the nature, causes,
and mode of cure of these diseases, there
should be large attendance. No man under
stands this speciality better, or has gained a
wider celebrity in the West-his adopted home.
An hour can not be passed more pleasantly
and proftably. Go and hear him.
Correction. - The Home Insurance
Company Office, S5 West Third street-ARents,
Samuel J.. Mack & Co.'s not, as erroneously
stated yesterday, an institution for fire only
it also insures healthy lives, and does large
business in that branch of Insurance. The
increased cash capital is 100000, instead Of
100000 as the types had. it.
scottish-American Journal, Irish News
and Boston Pilot are out for this week, and
sold Onlyat Hutchinson's Bookstore, Vine street
He has the great Republic for April, and the
first number of a new comic paper called the
"COmic Boquet." H2
Bear in mind that tho Union steam
Bakery makes the best and sweetest Bread in
the cityI Try It, Gall at No. l94 Sixth
PhrenOlogy in Covington. = Prof.
Fowler will give two lectures, in Odd Fellows
Hall, on Friday and Saturday evenings. See
advertisement.
Ladies and Gentlemen Will bear in
mind that Trechard rsnoyates wearing apps-
rel, ofalf kinds, ct No. 100 Fourth street.
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MEoHANIOs' AND DMANUrAcTURERs' EXCHANGE.
This organization, which is now in an embryo
state, and which is destined eventually to be-
come one Of the prominent institutions Of the
city, had meeting last evening in Greenwood
Hall. .lI....tFsH's Sos ..ntr
After the reading and approval of the min
utes of the previous meeting, the following new
members were balloted for and elected: An
derSon Hannaford, H. M'Cullom, Walters 4
Barrett, and Joseph Gordon, jr.
Mr. Runyan said the committee to procure
hall was not prepared to report, although it
was understood that Greenwood Hall could be
procured at $500 per annum. The committee
asked further time, which was granted.
A motion that Thursday, the S1st, at eleven
o'clock, be selected as the day for the formal
opening of the Exchange, was adopted.
After the transaction of some unimportant
business, the meeting adjourned. r.-. ,t,, 10
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Facts and Interenros Tbo ,,nth. !,

Facts and Inierenccs.-The truths Of
chemical and physiological sciences are as in
falliblc as those of mathematics; and an array
of facts, from which important conclusions are
to be drawn, should always command the earn
est and candid attention of every intelligent
mind. In this connection we refer especially
to the scientific facts, high and unquestioned
authorities presented, and the inevitable con-
clusion arrived at In the advertisement headed,
"The Blood is the Life Thereof" When such
names as Liebig, Andral and Wood arc cited.
criticism Is hushed to q respectful hearing,
We would advise every reader to give the ad.
vertisement referred to a careful psrusal.
MIR. Cowen, Of No. 22 Filth street, has
lately associated with him Mr.. Bloom, formerly
Of No. Ia Fifth street. Two such artists az
these are sufficient guarantee as to the quality
Of their work. ....
Harlan's new style Of Pictures rs.,
Gently imported from Europe, called ne Ala
bastrine picture, is worthy of especial alton
tion.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE County COMMISSIONER
The Commissioners, at their session yester.
day, passed several small orders for an a0ere.
gate amount of $40 rs, in payment for tin
ware and shoes, furnished by different parties
for the Lick Run Lunatic Asylum. They also
approved the appointment Of 7. B. Wetherby,
BY Auditor Matthews, as Assistant Assessor Of
Millcreek Township, and ordered that tho fol-
lowing be entered upon their journal
The Commissioners of Hamilton, Warren
and Clermont counties met at Loyeland. On
wednesday, March 23, pursuant to call from
numerous citizens of symmes Township. for
the purpose Of celebrating upon the proprietv
Of building bridge across the Little Miami At
that place, to be erected jointly by these thrOe
counties
After having examined the premises, the
diiferentboards met, and elected John McMakin.
President, and Mr.. Cooper, Secretary.
A motion was made by Mr.. Shaw, of Cler-
mont County, to the effect that In case it should
be thought proper hereafter to have the pro-
posed bridge erected in 1850, or afterward. the
cost should not exceed $40, 900, to be paid by
private subscription of $4,000 by the town of
Loveland and vicinity, and like amount of
from each of the counties of Hamilton, War
rem and Clermont but It was lost because Of n
tie, one member refusing to vote. r..
A motion, however, was made to the effect
that the bridge should be built in 1850, with
the above stipulation, and carried by a vote of
yeas to 4 nays.
The meeting then adjourned To meet in Gin.
oinnad as soon as the subscription list by the
citizens of Loveland and vicinity had been
completed to the satisfaction Of the different
Boards of Commissioners.