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ATToREEY GtNERAL Racks 0PIN,oN ON
Tue n,Ghy or ExPATRlATIoN.-Wa Washington.
Jaty ll.-PreviOus to the preparation of the
recent official letter to our Minister at Berlin,
instructing him to demand of the Hanoverian
Government the surrender of William Ernst,
Attorney General Black, at the request of the
President, rendered an opinio9 "a tho ease.
maintaining ,he seaesal right Of sxpatriation as
iIeentestabte, aud that, in regard to the protec-
ton OF our citizens in their rights, at home and
abroad, we have no law which divides them into
classes, or makes any difference whatever be-
tween them-ths,t Z Naflle and naturalized
s.tsea iiay tpeFetore 60 forth with equal secu-
rity over every sea and through every land
under heaven, including the country in which
the latter was born-either of thea, laay be
taken for debt epnt.aotsa or q crime commit
ted LY hiH,, but both are absolutely free from
all political obligations to every country but
their own. They are both American citizens.
and their exclusive allegiance is due to the
Government of the United States In Judge
+3laes opinion, the Hanoverisn Government
cannot Justify the arrest of Mr.. Ernst by show
ing that be emigrated contrary to the laws of
that country, unless it can also be proved that
the original right Of exRatfia;ion depends on
the gaturai sovereign, and this last proposition
he is sure no man can establish,
ST. ALOYsIUs CHURCH-This church is to
be consecrated on the 18th of August, instead
of June The church is adorned With paint
ings and statuary. A splendid organ has been
built for it in Boston, and grand marble altar,
wrought in this city, form some of the attrac-
tons. The painting Of the ceiling is really
magnificent
The church is parallelogram, laa feet by
10. The ceiling, which is fiat, aud supported
in the same manner as that of the Senate cham
Der, is ffty-eight feet from the floor, and is d.
vided into panels eight feet square, painted in
white, pale green, deep blue, and gold color.
A cornice three feet wide runs round the walls
at height of AZ feet, and is supported by col
umns in plaster, standing against the walls.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AT THE NAVY
YARD.
BURSTING OF A CANNON-TW'O MEN KILL
AND EIGHT WOUNDED

BURSTING OF a CANNON-TWO MEN KILLED
AND FIGHT WOpNDED-
This morning, near eleven O'Clock, a most
horrible accident occurred at the Washington
navy yard, by the bursting of d navy cannon
a sixty four pounder--by which two men were
instantly killed, and eight severely wounded.
The cannon was being used in battery prac-
tice, under orders from the Ordnance Depart
ment, under the supervision of Messrs. James
Wilson and William Nokes, Roche Beachman,
McMillen, Stewart, Ludwig, Daniel Wilson, j..
Conner, and Holland
The cannon was about six feet in length,
and had nine-inch bore. Twas mounted on
a large gun-carriage on pulleys and wheels. It
was situated on the wharf in the navy yard, in
the usual range of cannon Under the sheds, and
vas pointed at the Target in the river for bat
terry practice. Several rounds had been fired
during the morning, aud were continued to the
fatal one, which was ready to be fired at about
20 minutes to eleven O'Clock. Everything was
in readiness, and the men stood in the rear of
the gun when the explosion took place. The
cannon bursted, or split in halves, as it WERE
for some distance, one piece going up through
the she'd, taking the t;mbers and boards il It's
path and scattering them in every Direction.
Some Of the men were taken with it
Messrs. Nokes and Wilson being thrown some
thirty feet into the air, and thence to the ground
All of the men we're thrown to thf fTrfh, and
thege lay until assistance came. The heavy
portion of the gun carriage, which is made of
heavy timbers and irons, and where the cannon
was attached, was taken up and thrown upside
gevn ny fns e. piosioa, erqshing eferythihe in
its descent. One portion the cannon, about
four feet long by eighteen inches in diameter,
which split from the breech up about half its
,eagth; and weighed a great many hundred
pounds was thrown distance al ,nree pun,
dred yards, and buried in the earth. Other
pieces went III other directions, =
The inside of the pieces of the gun looked
very topl. AS soon as the explosion occurred,
IT attracted the attention of these who were in
the shops near by, and who, instantly perceiv-
ing what had happened, rushed to their Felipf.
Messrs. Nokes and Wilson were taken up, and
found to be breathing, but both died in a few
moments. Mr.. McMillen had his collar bone
broken, and Messrs. Roche, Beaehman, Stew
ard, Ludwig, Wilson, tanother person by that
name,) were all severely wounded, although
singular to state, no bones appear to have been
broken, the injuries being COMMISSIONS, &C..
caused BY the shock of being thrown to the
ground. Messrs. j. Conner and Holland were
found to be slightly wounded.
They were all removed as soon as possible to
places-most of them being taken
to the navy yard dispensary, where they re-
ceived medical treatment from the navy sur
geons, physicians, &C., and DR.. A W. Miller,
and Others.
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&" which the Ballad has been Sc: by hessrs En.f,oa
o. Boston Bradbury OF New York aLd Bower OF PhIs,,
frlphia
lew ADDITIONAL POEMS by the same auIhu,
Tan Evangrlral Ma.seTJ will be- ncluded-chiey Iyr-
cal.
The ~ots - clcrrotyped, will be issued In ths
hra-' P"Ssihi" sly ie, IA hope large de Inand i,s
results al great u-rfulness ms especially adspted u,
youth TO Young Mems Chr suan Associations Bbts
glasses sunday aHd other Schools, Church shd Home
uSe, Tesruis 20 friends abroad sc -heinP convenient
ly scGl b, mail
1t ~ now nearly ready and be ordered at ODE,
'lrdrrS Shpptlch Va rapteS On saIs
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LRASDER K. LIppINCoTr,
'r' s""'" Third street, Philadelphia. p,
TO TEACH RSl

I'HE LINDEN HALL FEMALE SEMINARY T.,
i Nest Alexander Washington couuty Pr,nsvIva,.,.
~ TO- sHie nj for a term al wears
II ~ now an slate Of rap oily progressive advance
Udrut
Possession vii be given the lot OF September ls.g
Tor terms, address
DIR. k. DAVIDSON,
hlS West AieKsn,
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FARMS NEAR WASHINGTON, q G
FOR SALE

A full description and terms of sale of any or
all OF the following farms, with IA general de-.
serlptlon OF the country near Washington, and
the advantages 1t ohecs To emigrants over the
western States, Will be sent to any applicant
who encloses one letter stamp to
MiNSLOW NJ WATSON h CO,
Columbia Land O6eee, 90 Ead,ona ay.,
WasAinaton d q
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AZA Arm OLD,
s 0 [ lCIT0R OF PATENTS

Furnishes Drawings, Specifications Cayt.Ls procure.
Patents, and attends all bosInrss Usually dom. with
me Patent Once Having qo, AIT access the models
asawngs aud recot p Ia 0fhce prceures copies OF
documents, aud 1thsS information. when TeIuued. by
loIs espsr sfee ID The business and prompt attention.
Is tonkteni OF giving general Subtraction.
Once, AL Sixth street, Washington, ID. C..
REFERENCES .
Hon. G.. Mason, late ComnIissiopoI OF Patents
Hon. Th0na. J Rusk, n = SNGais.
Hon. N d AnihaSY. q. =. Senate.
Hon. G.. 7. ss,Ises a. =. Senate.
tlsn John Shesman, M e
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Or faymenlS always IN advance.
voluntary agents are entitled to retain fifty
cents commission OH each yearly, and twenty
i've cents on each semi yearly, subscrhs,, sr
cept IN the case Of Clubs.
Club OF five Subaseiecrs. at IS, will entitle
The PERSIA saakmg Al up to copy for SIX
moAIas; Club of ten, at ST. 5, to a copy fm
one year.
To voluntary agents will alsa b. sent, if they
desire 1t, copy OF laa bound volume of Eacis
for the PeGytr.
When a Club Of subscribers has been for
warded, additions may be made To il on the
same terms. II is not Necessary that The sub
scrlbers TO Club shGuId receive their papers
at the same pu.t office.
GA; A Club may be made up of either new
or old subscribers.
% Money may be- forwarded by mail, al
my f.sk. Large amounts can be RENTED IN
drafts on BOstOn, New York, Philadelphia
or baltimore; smaller amounts in gold, or in
the notes Of solvent banks
Address G. BAILEY, Editor Of ths ,NSaiona,
Era, Washington. ID. G.
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The above facts show that nearly twice the
number of vessels and of men are ordered for
the African coast at present than were ever
thera hafnra
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NINE PICTORIAL IILusrRATInns
Three Original Pieces OF Eu..e.

EngraVed1y Van lngrn Snyder, (Eneravers OF Iu,..
hrchc trpl"tsions,) nom drawings by 6 q IvLTe
clh'ing Farral's of Rev ID. a. Tying and Rev DR. : "A
ISS", w'lh Interior Views OF Concert Hail. Iayn-i- IIaII
Ar
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CiNCINAA4I MARKET

Juiy lS,-floar is duh at $4.75 (a $3.50.
Wheat is offering freely, and quotations 5 cts.
lower; white sells at $l.l5 (9 $l.l8, aud red
at 81 C9 $l.O5: Corn is firm, Pgovislons are
more active. Bacon srpa shoulders, Ct ca IT
cts. sides, st q 81 cts. Mess pork, 1850
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= Q A Il D I N @.

MAJ N M az p wit issalse soa,a'ns aPe
pp0Sls tlfowas' ilo,ei. 6yl
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The Milwaukee Wisconsin, Sentinel says
that some idea may he formed of the extent TO
which wheat gambling is carried on, when it is
dom reach Il, 900 bushels. Some of the largest
operators never in reality own bushel Of
wheat.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12
EXTRA FAMILY AND BAKERS FLOUR.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Probate Court
bDis'rict Of UostminsterSS. within and for said Dis
trc To all persons interested IN the Estate Of SAMU Ell
HOLLAND. late Of Townshcud in said District, deceased
You are hereby notified that u. HOLLAND the ENccu-
tor of snd deceased will be heard the allowance II his all
mnistaon account SPECIAL session o said Court he
held at the office Of A. Stoddar1 in Townscnd both
day ct November 1852 and that application for
Of distribution of said Estate, under the WILL will be then
AMI there heard and decided. A. STODDARD, Judge.
TDwnshcnl, Oct. 81, 1S59-i5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12
COMFORT IN COLD WEATHER

THOUSANDS of sANFoRD's PORTABLE CHALLENGE
HEATERS are used every Winter to cheer with their genial
warmth the happy owners whose pleasures alleged
10y thoughts Of heavy bill for fuel.
THEY WARM ALL THE ROOMS WITH ONE FIRE and
with little coal barninghe gases and smoke nth no
chnkers Just the thing for Dwelling houses Churches
Hotels, &c, &c.
SANFORDS CHALLENGE HEATER,
SIT in BRICK is the principle and is Just as eco
nomcal and satisfactory.
SANF0RD'S MAMMOTH OR GLOBE HEATER
is the most powerful heating known all places
where great heat wanted All who wish more can
receive Tse book with full description and overwhelming
testimony by writing to
SANFORD TRUSL0W 4 CO.,
239 Water Street, New York,
who also manufacture the celebrated "CONRIDENCE.n
SENTINEL" and "sURpRIsE" COOKING STOVES,
"DODGES PATENT CRATES AND STOVES, and eve
variety of Stoves, for wood COAL suited to all Sec
tons. 3mis39
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CTATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro. $. S

~ The Probate Court for sand District;
TO all persons interested in the Estate Of ELIZABETH T.
ALLEN, late Of Brateboro, deceased, creating:
Whereas JOSEPH WILDER, Administrator upon said
Estate has made application in writing this Court
forth that 1t will be beneficial to the heiss and all persons
terested in said Estate sell the whole Estate Of
said deceased and praying for License sell the
corney and has filed in this Court the appro-
baton Of all the heirs Of said deceased residing this State
to such sae;-Nou hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon said application the
at the Probate Office in Drateboro, said District the
last day Of November, A. D. 1889 when you may
he Ieard in the premises, if you see fit
40 f. IlOLBROOK, Register.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
w been appointed by the Hon. Probate Court, for the
District Of Marlboro, Commissioners receive and
adjust all claims Of al persons against the Estate OF MARY
RAY, late Of Wilmington in said District deceased aud
also, NIL claims exhibited in offset hereto aud six months
from the twenty Of October last being allow ed by
said Court for that purpose do hereby give notice. that
will attend to the business Of said appointment the
dwelling house of Sylvester Cuslman, in said Wilmington
the last Saturdays Of November and March next
to O'Clock J.. Nj, each of said days.
YoLNEY FORBES,
o. PRESTON, Commissioners.
Wilmington, Nov. 3, lS59.--I5
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S

~ The Probate court for said District.
To all whom 1t may cOncern,-Cireeting:
You are hereby notified that CHARLES I. THOMPSON,
Guardian of GEORGE VI. SARAH j. CLARK, has made
application in writing this Court for license sell the
whole Of their Real Estate the ground that such sale will
he beneficial to his said Wards and that this Court Nil de-
eide upon said application the Session thereof be held
at the Probate Office In Bratteboro in said District the
last day Of November A. D. 1852 when and where you may
he heard in the premises, If You see fit.
40 f. HOLBROOK, Register.
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rTATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro. S. s

~ The HIM. PROBATE court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate Of ARBA CLARK
late of nummerston. deceased, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account Of JOSEPH MILLER Admin
istrtor upon said Estate, aud decree distribution thereof
among the persons entitled thereto, the session thereof
be held at the Probate Office in Brateboro in said District
the last day of November A. u. 1859 when and where
you may be heard in the premises. II You see tit.
As +. HOOLBROOK, Register.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
w been appointed by the Hon. Probate Court Commits
siuners to hear examine and adjust all claims all persons
against the Estate Of BENJAMIN CONVERSE, late of
Warlsboro deceased and also, all claims exhibited in
thereto and six months the 18Th day October last
Is allowe for that purpose We will attend the business
OF our appointment at the late dwelling house Of the dcceas
ed in War sboro, the fourth Tuesdays Of December
March next from nine o'clock A. NJ until four O'Clock, r. NJ
each cf said days.
JOSEPH RAMSDELL.
Is ALANsON RAMSDELL, Commissioners
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DIR. HENRY,S
T. TRIO OINTMENT!


for curing Scratches, Calls, Calks &C. on Horses Salt
Kheum Flesh Wounds, Old Sores, Burns, &c. on people
This Ointment where introduced, selling very rapidly
ana Why! simply for the that 1t does what All
cases tcdrrt to do to witTO horses in
om two to six days when the directions accompanying each
box strictly followed. $3.50
have used Dr. Henrys Ointment Scratches and Salt
lsheun sores very often, without single faure-HenrU
Hinehonr, Proprietor Public House, Highgate, ".
1t is the best remedy for scratches gals calks ever
saw L. Sdhdersoa, Proprietor fremont House, ST. A.
bans, ".
With the recommendations veteran horse dealers
as Mr. snehour Of Hghgate and J. L. Sanderson St Al
bans any other endorsement is unnecessary. They say
certainty. 1t is excellent sores and cracks in cs
and appears to be just the every farmer to keep In
constant readiness-BurffngtoR H., Free Press.
1t has been tried and not found wantng-SL Adams IT.
Messenger. -
cured my hand with Dr. Henrys Electric Ointment in two
weeks, when the physicians said would without the use
"t two months had cut all fingers with
II circular saw. d. Peckhdm, Lebanon, N. H.
had the misfortune to scad myself quite
making an application Of your Dr. Henry's Ointment the
pam from the burn almost instantly disappeared, in We
minutes felt no inconvenience effects of
The hre-Ciarinda Sampson, Montgomery, ".
1t is useless to time in writing or reading a more
lengthy advertisement of this Ointment Enough Is
mdrdnfed TO gUe sdtidcf0n whether scratches
burns or any wound Of whatever nah beast
Farmers are your troubled with Apply
this Ointment at night, and they well morning
Sold by the agents Of Prof Motifs Magic Hair Invgoator
Manufactured at Ishgate, VT, by A. J. Green.
S. X GREEN, Proprietor.
I'll N. rHoRN Wholesale Agent for this vicinity
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NEW FIRM.

NOTICE-THOSE PERSONS HAVING
any demands giin-t the lraitl.bnro Fire Department
request Il to present M same I" tc Chic! Engineer for
approval fore tlt nrst II Dee 'mher nest.
CttAs. CIlApIN Chief Engineer.
Brattlcboro NOV. 9th, ls5J.--3w45
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EXAMiNATION.-T PUBLIC EXAM
4 inatin nj Teachers for the ensuing Whit term Of
Schools Gulforl will he held In the Town Hall at Guilnrl
Centre Tuesday, Nov Goth, commencing o'clock r. NJ.
The Public are invited to attend. J. VI. TYLER,
3w'4j Superintendent Of Schools.
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NSTABLE's SALE.
VIE NONRESIDENT PROPRlETORS

4 OF the town Of Somerset hereby notified that the
taxes assessed by said within the year next preceding
t date remain either In whole IN part unpaid on the fol-
lowing described lands IN said town, to wit:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

OARD.-A MISSIONARY LATELY

~ ' returned from Japan. has brought with him a re-
ceipt which has cured thousands, who suffering from
Consumption, Bronchitis and debility. I obtained II from
learned Physician in the great City NJ Jeldo.
Having been cured by 1t myself VI Consumption when all
other means had failed, DESTROYS Of hencHtng others
by sending this recipe to all who may need It, free Of charge
Address with stamp, for IL reply.
Rev. WIN. COsGROVE,
Gml5 No. go Baltic Street Brooklyn n Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-17
ON RCON A STATE.

The Uniou says The Honu Of Rep.
rsssntstiVss passed. on SATURDAY. without
amendment, tbs bill ~ the senate provid.
ing Tor the sdmissiob Of Oregon 80 State
ioto ibe Union by the decisive vote ~ ~
70 100 The affirmative vote -. made up
Of The greet majority Of the Dsmoorsus
memtsTs o. The body, reinforced by q snail
su@ber q RsPublicss msrbbsf', vbo had
~ the most psri belonged ofiEiasliy 10 the
Democratic pAfty. The neesiiVs Vot. vu
nsds up q 'hs great body 81 she RspubH
san party, reinforced BY fsv Dsaoefsus
nsmbcts. The bill needs Only the ssnctiou
q the President 20 bssOms . Lac snd that
vill promptly TsesiVs ths eau be the sab
Jet ~ 40 fessoasbls doubt
lTbs R'prosbis.iv. from thi, Diaris,
tMr FsulEbsrl uss ns1 q, sr pest 70 vote
90 The osessop, hsving inporisSi business
{" Hsrper' Ferry ssA MHtin,bsrs. vLish
required bis counsel aud d,cisuOb. lis
nsps hes rot appeared 10 soas u the NOS,
i~Pe'iss' votes a lhs Cssgrs,s O,hsr
duties sssuPPoss, escaped b. tine
The Pfe'idsAt hs. signed the bill aad the
Senators sod Sss Rspr..sn,aiivs haze tsLss
their Sssts
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a vrloIHIAH II Yx1As

Most Of our rrsder. are aware 81 the fact,
that Mr.. =. N. EicHsIsERoKK. Of our county,
lately disposed Of bis beautiful estate. Nth
. vies Of locating in some portion Of Texas.
Az ~,li Be seen by an extract -. publish be,
lo~ from III. ''Sso Antonio H-r,il." Nj, 4.
is nov travelling th'o,sh tbs, State. aud is
highly gra,i6-d With the fertility Of the soil
and the prospect. Of the gro-ipg SUSIE
The HERALD" says:
Ne met yesterday 9TH . very intelligent
geotlemsn from vmgiois, M. Eiehslb-rger,
.bo Is travelling through our county, look.
ing nj it Nth IN eye TO settlement. In .
couvsrtatiou With him concerning the r.l.,i,s
advantages Of the cout Try. - cou pared ~ith
the portion OF Virgins IN which he r.s,de..
(,he Shenandoah Valley, not fT from Hsr-
per's Fvuy.) he gave decided preference to
Texas. III. tslia ~ that fsrmess in vrgin,s,
u-ibg their utmost exertions, SELDOM make
more than i've per cent. On their capital,
whilst many fall below that Wheat :. the
chef article " produce and he tell. u. The
proIu' ton Of that article ba becom. .r>
rem-i, precarious there; the pAst Year the
crop did OF exceed five tu.h-l. To- the ser.
Ia consequence Of which times ~. very hs'd.
sui many ~. 10 king or home. "a ur--r
countries. Missouri hss hitherto ben the
ogilvi tUr emigration, Tut NJ f. tb,nk. that
1-Iss viii hereafter come "a tot . E.r sh.fs
Of those seeking new homes. The only Ad.
vsntsg- Missouri pos..s.-. over Vmginis con.
si,,s in the cheaper price Of lsnds; the rigo's
Of ebm-te aud the b.c-..ity Of feeding
through winter are about the .sm-. Here
w- have the advantage Of cheaper lands. en-
tire exemption from sever. weather ard the
necessity of feeding, a. we'll a.. = more health
country, and a climate admitting q more va.
RED production.
These are the opinions Of an intelligent.
practical Virginia f,riper, VITO has iny.siigA,
tel the subject thoroughly. and who ha. made
up his mind TO abide the remainder 81 bi.
days IN some al the besu,ifui vsIley. u Wee
TIN Texas. H. !. fascinated With the nouns
'sia r'gion Of cur country, and =. = WOOL aud
wheat producing country and with our never
failing stream, Tor mills aud stock vr,zing.
Texas has already large numbrr Of Vir>
gnians within her limits. and wr are eratifed
ut the pro.pec, " further accession TO ID,
humber
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PUBLIC SALE


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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-17
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nov, EDwARD BALL,.

This gentleman, for several isrm,s popu
lar aud Efficient Representative 10 Copere..
from the GAINESVILLE district Of Ohio, b..
been named IS probable candidate for the
Ci'rf'b'p OF the next HOus. Of Represents.
'ivss, aud the pomiDation Ls. been received
10 various parts Of ,h. country -i,h gree.
appreciation. Mr.. BALLisl ps,iv. Of Fair.
f'r county, Yirginis, vhsre be has many
f'issd', IS be veil deserve, 10 b,y. n.
vas Dot g candidate for reelection 10 Con.
Ers''' being disposed to let the bonors Of
che position 60 round