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NJ. yalarigham rising privedrei grcs:ion, n'-!-
certain corrections oI reioE % his speech IN u" Me-"
FORK Herald. II" did state .l,t h" was Southern
man win urJ.s!ayrrv ...tEru;s he sail Il. reverse
Mr. La-ra.r, % Wisconsin, sent 10 the 'rks dr.s H. e
Mi'sauEi. Free Democrat which ConttIu-l revolutions
adopted meeting "i German citizens IN M!SagSi" wi"
ha.i endorsed John Irnan. raid into Nrr na-.,pp.rn-
him hero and champion nf freedom Hs presented
Ms in conrai:S,inciiCH 10 c statement oi Senator from
~ State iMr Doc,t.I :Ia: I"Ic Republican pa
per in the which endorsed OH rowp. None ~
:le Rc;.alicans her would 'ny TIA; ta Ia.r Was not
Republican one.
the German population Of hs State. lie had been Anti
Lccoupton Democrat, and differed from thr President
the 1.comp.on co,i.iuiiou. Eu, NJ. that issue
buried he remained within Ile Democratic organization
and c"r-nded that a!l Democrats should DO and
give comfort by ;hcir rc'e> Z" th- Republican
pary by ro,ir .or their candidate nr spei.r lie tcot
y ali the measures 0. h- Administration ao~. f.h h
Democratic conventions of h- West, although they offered
from Il on the Issue named.
II had been truly .tsted th.r Republican party
sectional orranz rn and in proof Of which, he cited the
facts that sectional in the country, that most OF III"
Northern min-,-T- members Of IL, and that n"@
every Sunday hey proclan-! sectional doctrines 1t was
shngn the Republicans resisted! the Fugitive SaTe ias
believed il be unconstitutional AMI passed lrrs"ea
liberty bills lie might cite an ini"nc: IL !' o"n st*'e In
ihr bGb..fs corpus act.
IL referred 20 Helper, book aud An endorsement V =
Ly the Republican candidate FOR speaker II thai gentle
did aIprorc Of the tehn.ns contained IN ~ Why
lid he s-: mp and lsav"S IN IL knew that the "rpr-
.ifion Soui Ar-ransl would not res; the iiv- slave
Law and that they would for the admission II any
nor. slave S,sics and he thought that they should not
aside and allow organization of tac House hy
those directly opposed their views ard the Interests Of
Sonih They should unite with those who opposed
to treason aud .cctiOna-m Tor lie believed John
Browns oray into Nirgnla the result OF Tho teaching.
of the wing OF the Republican party Which hc.--
riei out, would result In making the DISSOLUTION "i sc
Union. only question NJ iiEie.
He beeve I'd ssolonsIn and repuhiicans the same ior
who heard Republican 'p.ss-rs d-noun:ns abolition
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continents. uttered By -uch Dr. Chseysr ~.
wcuirli Phillips:
lie proceeded TO show that the negro crcac ~
me equal and political rights the white mnn, .ad
""'e-h 'ha II the trainers Of tie Constitution inr''
to ai.nl riI into a political community, It wouid H='s
been sp-raliS stated.
Tn, Republicans had maintained .,uliuu- .-nc-
durrI tbs struggle and Il. supposed ths, they ni"
ctr-r 'ir -ponsIiIy Tor the non-or. .anzI;io H.
lios tie Democrats who hal taken up the time s..
bate instead voting; hut ~ believed that f The E.rr
rau- had >r"ErE that II tie candidate Tor Sp-,,"r lt
avowgh ,uch sentiments CorTH tr ,Nr Sherman
obtain Hll the Of liz Iartg lie rra--.i III
the 1Imorr, ""i discus; isstr- anon: 'i-ins l,. ar.
when a.. tim" cgl", prr,c;.: unhrok.n r0nl 10 - B.
enemy.
lie would neither Cor the protection %: .iar, :.
The Territories prohibiting l.. but hav IT," u.o
regulate that question in their WV hu - 'h"Ur 'r,
question was not now at hand
lie had understood tine Southern Or1Dsi'inn 10 ~ il
they Un"n.ov!ng men, and h. coIlL then c,
'hcv should unite with u In opposing an an'a:"r;-
sectional orranzgioI lie dill not hee'c in prI. nh'.
ai-."uiion-such 4 ding impossible.
Mr l.. concluded a; bali pat O'Clock.
MIR Singleton. Miss obtained The hn"r hut yiel.'
call 81 tire House Tor the purpose of proceeding tth'
the oh ballot for Speaker.
Tie House then, At o'clock, took ballot "itl '' :9
lowing result sherman II L. Bocock i"I-lsr -
Ing" Necessary u choice II5
Another ballot taken with the sam" result ui III
lI"u-. adjourned at3 4. VI
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Pmbiic Meeting I'm buckingham.


A. l.r-c meeting = the people o' Hursnrhur, Win
c-'inri.DU Di rIr'g,l held ~ ih. tuIt House.
Monday, ihe i.'h hsy % pe:"Wbrr trhat being Cuul
Day the ii"n I'm Ill! Ha' e!yf 90 Ne" Char, aud 'n
d. No9dhn anl Z. leach "r' appointed S'tr'.riv..
On akns "a iH"r, VIZ. i. explained 'h "h""' v: ~
meeting IN an ahir aiii r!"iur'.' -''t'H
On u" ri";"n "i Col "rn'l' " r"n"i'e- "'' ~
pointed 70 prepare hE'n'' 'nf c iHr" = "h'''I'h i'
Chair appointed %" ri'"HluL srniie'nr" On sHi a.
nttre:
u. !. Woodfa. Jo-cti, fG4g,, rhgEa, IT, EoEdurlri =
4. Holman: Geo ". HA'n, ". l. t"ri j. l.. !Esuiu y.
i. N"ul-. DAVID I.ie.HH. H. Brooks X Is. l.'iuI J. :"
-.bin,. WA u. PiSn- ih1s + 9tfSius, ). T. L,s,h IT.
ei,rnrcr. aud E'c. W. Is .e.
The commii'cc, '': !r' ,'n' anl con'gl'uuH through
;h,iT Chairman Ct IL r,portsh the following pr'
an"i- uHi r".il irns, .'T H"r. unannuu-iy a.Ultr:
Where's, -. cent ~ h,rT~rs FrrrE hI' t'r7
followed ~ n'1'r - t. manifestations - a'pr'Nat
ar4 syiG!a'aS = o." y ~" '.i "h"r"i- siNs -g,sa g
h"r W'u Der, nn-r Nui u'3rE ""grD'.I! 's'as 9rr
uoE aiding "a q Gi 10 hrI circulation - ur'i'.ry
p.Dt,ss.'U-, al Hu ,. rrlr.,"r.d .,,'g 81 i-,,ly
Northern u"sM , g T. .u'i- % ..,..'y u- ;''tt
Egal rel! or O.. -.i ,u'r.ie. 90 protect pGG.
selves aui n - ".:a .ramptg,ss 49, 1t, ...!pa
.hr=lfor, belt
R"."isei. - rn' orr Senator aII Dele gate IT,
~. i,.ie~.' 4 ...- 80 g. u.r -. i.lr .raii.
to pc. 4r - E'i Nl' N,t'. GuI,r arG.. T." rev,-,
ard NAL rGpr" '.s -. s0. r,H''uc volunteer
ini ni;'a -. T. g. 80 =" 'he state Guard, org
E.." -, hIm'nS - Ei a, '''ps .sr tie Ttwg'tc:Lre
c: arms ari - p'! -. -s protection 20 cgs ci.,zgn-
on the ii'n',r'
~ h<:2,', +, y in';[gG, . % y ip,.t ,. apo.
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,

KIfHNONp Uectmhtr IT, IsJ9. !
con,0r,nl.y 10 the Cod. of Virginia Of -i9 page d9
l s,c;G. 10 do hereby make known 10 all whom il may
nc-u that IL appears by certificate Of :h- kcheator Of
county Q! Putnam received into the Land oc- the
:h day Of December, l>S, that by Inquest held the
-; lay September ISIS, tract Of 3l3 acres being half
: su.ci ot liei in the Of Jacob Myers lying
Putnam county Egh;-enMii- Greek, Joining the land
Joshua arLr! and Josiah Harrison, WAS ionhd .'ete""
III, Commonwealth OF which trac; OF 5i Jacob
Nyrr- died lied $. II. PARKER,
bee l.-c~5; Register Land Ohicc.
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REDEMprIoN OF s2oo,iao oE vIRGl-

'INHE holders Of the following certificates al ch t,ar
by the State OF Virginia will take notice that the Com
s>ion-rs OF the Sinking Fund. calling the certificates g"
zVt The orlsri which they authorized to he redeemed
proceed on the 3lsi day Of December, l>9 10 redeem
&c aid certificates Al the Treasury Of the Commonwealth
~ holders OF said certificates required the said i'
.rcemb-r, 1889 TO surrender the ~ the Oic" .;
second AUDITOR whether surrendered nos rh- inter
- all Cease that day.
Vader Act passed 2.ih SebruaE! ls:, authorizing
board .. Pablic Works subscribe behalf Of the
,,ruouw e;tb TO jbe STOCK af the Petersburg GarHar
COMPANY.
ptrk NJ.
..,-Junc is. -. per 81, liz NaU!- ''-"rse
-
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MAISKIED.

M,n,wy. y. IN int, ~ 'hc Rev Thcm-s Tle-ry.
=, .c.ar; Gro,e ta- re.idrnce o. tie II! rs fl;h.ri
Mr. JAMES 4 MOO| NJ IIaN'aN c0un:y, virginia, eni
Ms. MiEIA LOUISA daUsS:e. 81 ;oaa {. E.a.!e. L,q.
Of Charlotte county, Va
M,rR,sp on Thur.d.y I%h .-s'.. a. the rs.;denc. ~
g. w. IIs1.l F.q hy Rev. nr Nnn.seroGe. li|sST -.
soLp HcEaruALL EsI Of Mobile, Ala. ~ Mis- L.
daughter t,he late John x. T.yle.t. OF .hI city
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x.w y..r Dee ;:-cor:on closed qge,--.s;-. of 800
-. rf,r o-ri lg--.i-- oi ?'OU barrels. :tI;s Sja
,n. nnr. ~ tU.J - Southern - a3 80. "hrHt
.o-n clo.of lTovarr--sa.-- q: $500 bushels.
me- Vii. tta,:c.. H.r y.!cw s:,ric.; oiido, 81.
.It,,sprf,, Dec .7-T1crr--an .a'e- wheat sa!-s Q:
air 70 sond rrhte 81 ZJ. 80. rel 81 l-ai a. Go.a
--s,r.. =. -St.n.. 40 nlh.r sli...
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From California,

:. Lcr'' Dec !;The Overland nall wish iI.e, 70 TIE
-jrn of y -frhs-. a. arrived.
Much .rSe'y infested In Saa francisco, n".rg 10
~" "gu.agg .y.' oi -. rIJ. steamer Cuii,A
M al h."- !oupft hg'e-0r jliea N'-r % SH--'a,
ar tr". IG,!scayr D,'rr, Ao..ry !0 Irt!'y COMFY.
rrt -. -.,glt Z. not stated
-. ~ -.--- L..E 50.
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The Richmond Enquirer.
.sllsaED DAILY, sEMlwEEKLv AND WEEKLY
~ R1rcHIE, DUNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE


.s--p.lY P,PEs seven dollars per auuuu. and At '!'e
,sn: dollars II taken for shorter I-ricd than one
For the SgsIWEsElY, Ave dollars per annuin ai.d
- 3,gars icr SIX months PAYABLE in advance For ;hc
,r 81 per annum sIN copies for Slo, 10 he paid in
S.y in advance. When letters cont aiming money arr
sy nail, they must Zee registered. "r they will 10" ~ I'll"
=, .. the writers.
rs,"RicHvoSp ESorIEyE AnN sEr>sN" SuskI j. pib>"n
.y MoD,h the monthly circulation" il twenty 'h"I-
copies. Advertise mcnts inserted AZ - cents per i'"
Au dues 90 this otce may he rci,'ed per u1l. ia
j and av ailable Rank notes - T'gNoF'" al III" rl>n ~
Editors
:A AL Obituaries AND Tributes oi Respect. "Nctean-
E. ~ lines are charged !or sS advertisements.
order, from distance must be accompI with the Al
aer pay or satisfactory references. ins" execution
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Sux-Tlose hole Of Certificates nh" desire 70 Te-
-n by Attorney, must; II residing beyond the limits oi
United States, acknowledge The power eeore some
LoG,ul Vice Consul Commercial Agent ropoinird by
Government O! th. United States 10 foreign coun-
-, or before the proper ohcer OF any court OF such
.grry or the Mayor or other Chief Magistrate Of any
IL. town. or corporation therein. lf residing In the
a'-d states the acknowledgment before Justice Of The
Peace Notary Public, CommisSiou-r OF Deed. appointed
he Governor OF Virginia, Is sufficient. In a" c"s', the
sr;hrat.s mus' he delivered.
J. 81. BENNETT,
Auditor Public Acrcuunr-, Commissioners
>. n. PARKER. Register. of
GEORGE ". MCSf0Kp. sinking Fund.
secretary G: the Commonwealth,
sC.xoSp, September 30 isi'--c::n
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pcr,I.. III m0>g NnU!- ''-"rs,
Granville. puAy ;!

.y,-. .a AsI au,h0Ti,- ~G''slls.'nr % he'.H 0,
Cnnmong.,l,h Z. the stock ot ne .uch :.'sr and
stomar Rail Road CompsGs. aud COR oihes purposes,
,,scd t,, February >i and OF Al Ac' t-rtrF =" PRO
id- for the payment ~ said sne'tf'l''"!'' Pa'-e" ~
D-ceEnb-r, 1884
~. May u, =. per Il. JVhu '. Wh1'">. tr'~r'
hur1 s>"to
* Jan 10 70 Jame, C.sNl- nI iich
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SiStcriy Affection.

IT, "a, >;lyt ljh:..ry mGy De- seen ha .u SIX
flag, rrc-ca;ed =, Tnsu., ,rr"r.h ""."raor
Wis. ~ !c ia...., "s lhi!.l.'ni..... II tic
occasion ol iuc imrier-. ui"' .n,-tn.: - ,i'',r
city. on the "nc -i,.c = bin. Hrru ,frin.
Killed. with gold -;ar, repr,.,tt.n. "a" >.."rl state,
and inscribed Tie Union Foroyre." i'i" rc,,:-"
side !, o, wt,y s,in, a:n Tie in>sri'j'n i'.ar,,.
voni., ,rre,, her ,.-.ur sat-, Nu-n,.. p..u,"'..
Iss." In the centre j. at &C.. j. b. du. -, e." 81
the word- .'>,c >,c.nre ryr.nu!s. art "Ni'''r,
Liberty and Iadc;aadanra" y the :'l al ti'" ""'or
fla. >,ni, is 4 gold "ngi". "I hs d"g j. decorated
with ,an !>a,n. .oi rinEn. T'- ","uriiu' pn'-'; 5
marked h. pr,n, simplicity ;,nd good last.
Good S-ws Tor Richmond and the South.
ON saturday evening ''r-fat"h wa' received 'S
,hr Faculty l.r rrym i. .'.""'r.in, s>Sin: nr""
wis, term. the RieL.uonl Medr:i Co!e-c "oald r"-
ceiye j.. saaL..I aad e,ty Souiicrr mc,iic.' Si"-
d,u;, pc- ric present session. The faeri'y very
promptly. aui property replied iar. j. tie -''d sta
dcn'> Ial already rlid their College 'cer ia fhi''-
dclrm. they a"nid he cordially received here 'sI
be instructed without ,"-. only 'hat those, who
shorl4 graduate. youli hc expected TO r"y ;i"ir
graduation ee, We taxi, il Tor gr.I;e, that ;i.e pro
position Nil b. accepted and tha. IhGs very n-
p"rlau step will be taken for building ap our Metti-
cal College, and uidins in the Independence pi the
Sodth.
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,anu Nu.pendch. i
Nnrrirrrn uar.Set..

Cuc..o, pc- ,;-CooE a"i s'-se"a', h",sers; have
s5s-d doGE. on. = s"i' I" :-i4is 't u'f b'''o
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STEBBINS, H0YT & co.
COMulNSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
[ 'orI0X YAGNS, oSNABCRGs, sHEkTiNGs .-1
" SH!RTISGS
No. l52 CHAMBERS STREET,
ME-" YORK..

ME" YORK.
J.G- Z2-cGla
,,,, CHICKERING'S PIANOS
VI- hsds; y. CARCSlS,
Dec Is Broad street, third door from Ninth.
STORE AND TO ARRIVE, :,cco sides
good stomp and damaged Leather and the best brands
french Csfsain,, which viii sell ow for c,sh good
PAPER
'"J pairs eity made hr"sa-,. for CASH only.
v pryEREiN,
'-W 1-cti No. iSs Cary 1t,
NOTICE.
"'rcv ~ kIIIN">p ASp SoEE IiIygE RiiL KoAp Co.,
Richmond, 0ctov-r -, 1859. (
NiE Annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the Rich
1 'noni aud York River Rail Road Company, will he
acid 4: his Olhrr ein,-sy the ih DAY Sov-mh.r
o''irE RCsMoSp iUk2 RirSH RAIL Roam CusrASY,
Redmond, November iD,h 1879
me iu-e2 a"N. mentioned OF the Stockholders In this
'"Apany having failed 20 organize ia co.equenc. Of the
h'aWrni.hee o 'pcient number OF the shareholders,
"es Is h-fsoy gwen tha, The adjourned 10 TUss
VI. SIA bai OF pESEsrEs, next, 10 be held At this oi
son, OF 10y PROM " ~ ' " -
Nov li-cilSthDer VI unprnx s..,,,v
MrCORMlCk,S
REAitslSS AND NInwE,tSS
n u. MCCORMICK OFFERS To TIr rApMrPs oy
Is Eastern Virginia and North Caro- -
Gha, his REAPERs, aud REAPERs and ~ ~L--
hoNERs, ,druverableto order, through
de agent, WILLIAM A. BRAXTOS oH>nSNA
virginia "ua" county
S R-An psrsOns wanting Machines ur. recp.,,.d N
"nd 10 :hstr orders esriy
'ssH-sa WILLIAM 4. BaAYToS.
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Agricultural Meeting.

meeting of the Board of Directors of the Holmes
N County Agricultural Society. held at Mi ersburg,
Saturday, September 18th 1852 The following persons
were selected as awarding Committees at the Annual
Fair of the Society to be held Mt Millersburg the
2Sth * 29th days of the present month:
HoRSES-ALL CLAsSEs.-David Clark, Wayne county,
wm Sprague, Coshocton, Alfred McIntre, Holmes.
JACK K MuLEs-Same above.
CATTLE, ALL cLAssEs-Dr. S. Welsh, Thomas Armor,
and IL. ". Fisher.
SHEEP-John Sharp Vim. Flanagan and Jacob Shcp-
pier.
HoGs-John Ewing, Reese Lewis and Edward Carpen-
ter.
CLoTu &c.-A Waits, JAS Foster, and Andrew Rudy.
OTHER DON. MANUFACTURES-Mrs. David Corn, Miss
Clements, Miss NJ. A. Hall.
FLouE-Jas. Hockingberry, jr- Jacob Plank, James
Sproal
FErIrs-Jas. Buchanan, D. P. Leadbetter Jno. STIFF
fer.
FLowERs-Miss NJ. J. Sansom Miss Mat Liggett, Miss
NJ. Reed, Mrs. DIR. Pomerene.
FARMING MPLENEyTS-J. b. Painter, Eli Uh, J. Harp
ster. 81 -
PouLrRY-R. W. Coffee, Jno. Huston, C. f. Newton.
SEEDs-A. Baker, Jno. Butler, David Corn.
- VEGETABLES GARDENs-Mrs JAS Bell, Mrs. r. Whea-
ton, and Benz. Harrison.
BUTTER, &c-Mrs. J. E. kock, Mrs. VA Shields, Mrs.
J. c. Painter
LEATHER, Sc--H. C. Connor, C. HIATT, Samuel Young.
CABINET &c.-Jno Taylor, NJ. Walkup, A. Uhler.
MIscELLASEOUs-J Ii. Van Brocklin, j. A. Estill, J..
Caskey.
HoRsgNASsH1P-Dr Boiling f. Beecher, Marsh. Beatty.
The Board OF Trustees expect that the Ladies of Mil
lersburg will organize themselves in Committee for
the purpose of arranging and setting in order Floral
HALL
Superintendants for the different departments will lie
announced in due time. Awarding Committees will
A. LoCKHART, Pres.
DIS. UHL, Sec.
Sept. 22, 1859.
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Dicd.-In Fredericksburg, on the 11th day of Sept,
of typhoid fever, WESLEY D0BBS, aged 20 years.
II months and 10 days.
The deceased had spent the greater portion of his life
in our vage-beng engaged in various avocations His
disease of violent type, during much of the time
entirely dethronng reason and in the short space of
week passed him to the Conqueror. His sudden death
cast gloom citizens, he enjoying their
universal esteem. Such powerfully enforce the
truth that in life We in the midst OF DEATH" In
the battle of life march forward with light and joy
Gus hearts, when companion sickens and grows pale,
hurry on but see him no more forever In the ebb
and Cow of the tide of life know not what lone
spot our bodies may be stranded. Con-.
In Millersburg on Thursday, August 25th Miss
CATHARINE ISABEL, daughter of Mr. DAVID SKEL-
LY. aged 25 years.
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Because It Is the ornsnent God Himself provided for
all Reader, although the may bloom
brightly the glowing cheek, the eye be spark
Ing the teeth be those of pearls if the head is bare of
covering the hair be snaried and shrveed harsh and
dry, still if sprinkled with gray, nature will
lose than haf her charms. Prof Woods Hair Re-
storatve fused two thrre times week. will restore
and secure to all such an ornament kesd
the following and judge The writer of the first Is the
csiebrated Pianist, 1hotbTg:
DR.. woop:-lTa efz New York, April lo, 1858.
49, Dear Sr,-Permit me to express to you the
obligations am under for the entire restoration OF my
hair to its original coor about the tire of my arriyaln
Unrd States it rapidly becoming gray, but upon
the application of iar Restorative il soon recov-
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very wonderful invention, quite efcatious well as
agreeable. am, dear sir, yours truly,
"Drych ar Gwyliedy dct.' > q
Welsh Newspaper flee, 1s Nassau St. April l2 1855.
PoF. o. J. wooD:-Der Sn,-Some month six
weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Restorye and
gave it my wife, who concluded il her hair 1T
tie thinking at the time that would restore the gray
hair to its original color, but to her well my
prise after few weeks trial it has performed that
dcrul effect by turning all the gray hairs dark brown,
at the time identifying and thickenpg the hair-
strongly recommend the above Restorative to all per-
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PRSF. o. j. WooD;-With confidence do recommend
Hsr Restorative, being the most ecacious arti
hair and whisers which were almost white have gradu
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- J. G. KILBY.
PRoF. woop.-About two years ago nv hair COM
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Bhicago, H., May /, 1857.
Ths Restorative put up bottles Of sizes large
medium, and smal tie small holds y pint and retails
for dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least
twenty cent more in proportion to tho small retails
for two dollars per bote the large holds quart 10 per
cent more in proportion, and retails for SS =
i0.J. WOOD & Co, Proprietors 3l2 Brosdway, New
York. lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing EstabshmenlD
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AN ACT
d. 8. UHL, Sec.
Sept. 222, 1859.

Relating to certain proposed amendment to the
constitution, and the publication of this act.
Whereas, the general assembly Of the state of
Ohio, three fifths of the members elected to
each house agreeing thereto, have proposed n
certain amendment to the constitution, provid
ing for annual sessions of the Legislature, to be
submitted to the electors for their approval or
rejection at the election for senators and repre-
sentatives, on the second Tuesday of October,
1859, therefore,
Section l. Be It enacted by the General As-
scu,6ly of the State of Ohio, That the electors of
the slate shall vote upon said proposed amend
ment at the general, election In October, 1859,
as herein prescribed, (viz): Those voting for
i'd amendment, providing Tor annual sessions
of the Legislature shall put upon their ballots
these words, "anuual sessions, yes, and those
voting against it shall put upon their ballots
these words, ''anpual sessions, no." .t
Sec. 2. A return additional to the return
now required by law to be made of the votes
cast at such election for state officers and sena-
tors and representatives, and also for and
against said proposed amendment to the consti-
tuition shall be certified and made by the clerk
of each county TO the secretary of state within
ten days after said election, the governor, secre-
iary of state and attorney general, shall open
said returns and count the votes. and ascertain
whether or not majority of the votes cast at
said election have been cast for said proposed
amendment, and if it appears that majority of
the votes cast at such election have been east
for said proposed amendment, the governor
shall make proclamation thoreof without delay.
Sec g. This act shall be published by
each county auditor in two weekly English pa
pers, if two be published in the county, and in
one German weekly paper, if published in the
fr,fr ha gInp-
ton.
Sec. A.. The cost of publishing this act, as
provided In the third section, shall be paid out
of the county treasury of each county.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Spe aker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate.
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