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PERRY MoEUMENf-We the undersigned. we're
duly appointed Select Committee BY the City
Council of Cleveland to procure subscriptions, and
contract for the erection Of a Monument to Com
modore Perry, the Hero of Lake Erie, to be plac-
ed in the public Park of the city and surmounted
with lifs-sizs Statue of the Commodore, cut true
to life, in marble, and to be completed and ready
for inauguration on the 10th Of September, 1860.
In pursuance of their authority the Committee
have contracted with 7. JONES & SOEs, of Cleve>
land, to erect the monument in accordance with
the design autographed and published, and for
the sum of Six Thousana dollars. The ccntrac>
tors have given bond in the sum of Five Thou
sand Dollars for the faithful performance of their
contract.
It is confidently hoped and believed that the
contract price agreed to be paid, can be raised
without serious difficulty or delay by voluntary
subscriptions and donations from our fellow citi-
zsns. 1t is only in this way that the cost of the
monument can be provided for.
We therefore appeal to the generosity and pa
triotism Of our fellow citizens, to aid Us in the
BILE enterprise of erecting a monument worthy to
commemorate the name and heroic services of Per
ry and which shall be crsditAble to the citizens Of
| Cleveland.
7. JONES Soss are authorized to received sub
scriptions and donations for the monument and
we cheerfully commend them as reliable men and
worthy of public confidence.
HARVEY RICE,
]. KIRKPATRICK,
o. N. oVIATT,
C. D. WILLIAMS,
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fourth page.

e For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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N0R SALE OR EXCHANGF-

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
ID LAKE STREET NEAR EANk-Larse two story
Uouse and Iot with Barn House well fnis6ed with wa
Ter gas Sc To exchange for fsIm-e6oe9,
TEWBURGH ROAD miles from tho city-Fire acres
Of land 10 sTchanse i1r small House and Lof-s530
MISSOURI LANDS-Well eiected, ~ s., 50 to So per
acre srenAnge for stock O goods good Piano Paor
iSIl5sIIvA BOLIVAR ST NEAR PRosPEcf-rwO sery House
and Lot also two ANAL houses exrhange or n near
The city 5000.
FARM Of 90 acres 40 miles By railroad from the el
a9d depot and UlRgt. exchange r ely propeIg
FOURTEEN ACRESEOn the Detroit Plank Aoads hFe
miles from the city small HOUSE, good barn. an some
fruit; 20 exchange for fagn OF city opest5-Szn9
SOME CHOICE LANDS near Dubuque iowa some
good property IA lhs city centrally located with sOma
cash 70 exchange for large and hIst-rnte 5aInl.
ONE ACRE Of land with house. barn and fr1ts 10 miles
By blank rod nom Baao N. to sxehAnss for prppsr-
~ IN or uear this citY-fl0oe- -l. :. : -
po 70 e1rhsnle for Hause and Lot l. the cilgaa per
'TIwENrY.rHREE ACRES ~ miles ftom he city b
Euclid Plank Road, small house, god lara snd orchd
- ROUSE JENNINGS
Real Estate assurances Agents.
anil Marble Block.
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rHE Mosr pEREEcr RorArINe NOM
i, obtained wi.hOu. the u.o of wsish,..

The Toat desdaatum TO be obtained tho construction
e Roary HarT0ygs is simplicity absence of unnecessary
fIicOn OF motion and is claimed for this improve
thai these valuable requisites have been secured
greater degree Of perfection than those presented BY any
other rotating harrow; In its an ngemeas, most wonder
fu pbcty II has every advantage found in all the
best rotating harrows combined in one
This harrow having three small circulars continually
VOlVng Will PulEerize the soil going the
ground. than a common Harrow will thTse times
n 1t is admirably arranged to prevent
clOgging.
n It will rotate as well on side hill as on
level ground.
n It is very strong and durable, and is
less liable to get out Of repair than any other
harrow.
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CLEVELAND, March a, 1859.
Having visited the exhibition Of fFRANKENsTEIN's
PAEoRANA OF NIAsARA, now in this city, and
feeling that our citizens generally have not under
stood rs merit as work Of art, and its claims
upon the public patronage as faithful and sttrac-
tive presentation Of one of the greatest wonders Of
nature, we earnestly commend it As worthy of at
tention above all ordinary exhibitions Of the kind
No verbal description Of the unparalleled gran.
dsur Of Nagara.-nor yet hasty visit to the place.
would give 50 vivid, 30 varied and so faithful g
presentation or impression, as is here given by the
genius snd enthusiastic devotion of ore of our OWL
artists-FRANKKNsTEIN.
JAMES C. WHITE,
Pastor OF Plymouth Church.
]. B. BTTTINGER,
Pastor of Euclid Street Church.
R. BETHEL CLAYTON,
Rector of St PauTs (P e. Church.
WM.H GOODRICH,
Associate Pastor Of Stone Church.
JAMES A. TH0ME, al
iilelbl Congregational Church, West Side.
JAMES EELLS,
Second Presbyterian Church.
FREDERICKT BROWN.
Westminster Church.
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Bankers.
81, Herdnan 6 Co.,


No. g Public Squire South shle, near ontaIio s.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
ID Foreign and Domestic Exchznge Un5uIreut Money.
specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
United Sstes Canada and Europe promptly attend TO-
Drafts and Bills of Exchange Great Britain, Ire lann,
France and Germany WeCr direct in to suit, At
ENGLAND.
iigerpool-J Barned CO Bankers
Hanchesrr-Mesxrs. Cunslfe. Brooks Co, Bankers-
faoua Provincial Banks Of Eaglnnd and Branches thro
out England and Wales
birmingham Banking Co.
YorxShire District Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank of ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And al thsr Bz1nches in 9Ithe principal cities md toees
SCOTLAND.
Dandee Comznercizl Banning Co
ofesnock Banking Co. IN GiSsgow and Greenock
National Bank OF Scotland and Branches
We also furnish Drax amount uayable in
pincpzl Cities OF lhaf Continsnt OF Europe
PASSAGE By STEAMER. OF SAILING Packet Ships, to on
frtm New York, Rreat Britain and Ireland Francs md
Germany. can be cnred al the loves rates
Tor further particulars apply 10
seps J. HERDBAN & Co. us above
HL wHITNkN. \. \. sTANDART. c ". sTIED1ET
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers and healsrs in Foreign and Domestic Er
ohaue. No. Superior street We draw direct Lon
don and will furnish Drafts for any amount payable al
he pnePai poni i'm England ireland Scotland Francs
nd Semany C7lectl0as made on all accessible point
nuetsn the Unitad states and Cnradas- 1hfclv
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n If any people in the world ever needed
apostle to cast their devils out, is who live in
this va.erogged country The miasmstic poison of our
sWam2s and Marshes becomes a veTitable devil in the
blood rsvel the Agues aud Fsver which shake and
scorch US all Ayers AsUE CURE is said to be the
apostle need CT neigbos who have tried
tI,, -a,o-4 pIo,a m
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Agricultural.
Good .NfeaCs foa. Farm

Good sNiesCs fO9. Farmers.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
IA AgriculturRl Implements and Seeds, for sale by
mar22k6 ]. PIfKIN. No So MerWn st.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED, AT
nar@ - : 80 = No 81 Msraia M HsH Street.
TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED,
Il supeiior quality, for sale by ]. PITKIN, !
MARI = No. 81 MeIwin u.
CHEESE VAT AND HEATER
~ new article for dairymeR, and much liked by those
who nave used them for sale BY PITKIN.
DATENT SEED SOWER-THE
Il very best thing used No who has ever
tined one would think of sowing seed without this machine
: y naras 1aiaS' No. s sa NEVIS MsTHR st
DOVER CORN SHELLER OF
Il different sizes with and without Fan-
mar22 ]. PITKIN. No. 81 MerwiR st.
SUGAR CANE MILLS, PANS and
~ PIX FIXTURES, for sale by NJ J PIIKIN,.
GARDEN AND FRUIT SEED for
~ sale by J. PITKlN,
mar22 No. 60 Msrwn It
x 000 Bus. WISCONSIN BALD
OSOOO SEED OATS, weighing 80 ms to the bus
for Sale by s. =. DEWOlF,
marRw4t26 No. g. River st
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% HOWELLS THREE CIRCLE
R Otafing Harrow,
The Most Complete Pulverizer of the
Soil ever Invented.
cl PATENTED JANUARY 9Th, 1879 ~
THE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO
THREE IRON CIRCULAR HARRoWs,

Attached triangular shaped wooden frame BY means
of journals or pins projecting from the centre of
each circle The circulars are hui g on
incline, the teeth the
side that inclines DOWN
ward sink into the ground deepest,
and by this means H..H
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

RECOMMENDATIONS.
CLEVELAND, o., October 1fth. 1883.
We the undersigned having witnessed the operations Of
HcWELL's THRER CIRCLE RoTATINa HARRov, recently
invented by Charles Howell Of this city, can cheerfulB
testify that opinion IL is The perfect arrange
for puveFzng the soil that hss beea introduced
the farming community. and fully convinced that
Mr. Howell has succeeded in producing the BEsT RoTAF
HARROW, and that IS destined 10 take the lead Of
a others that has been IN heretofore.
This implement richly deserves the attention of all per-
sons intereSted in improvement Of the kind
A. q. SEARLS, lc,-,, n
G. A. STEVENS, OtetotAno'O-
CASWELL WRIGHT, Bedford o..
c. s. GATES, Brooklyn, o.
CLEVELAND, o.. January llth, 1853
Having examined the operation Of HowELL's THRE
CIRCLE ROTATING HARROW, am prepared that it
the best instrument eecng the pun which il
is designed have applied the soil Amongst
the advantages combined In thus HarTOW ightness Of
draft freedom of cloggng and its capacity for pulVsrzing
the s0 each Of which OF themselves would my opIn-
ion, recommend il TO gsaeral use
4 TTTIJS EIushine Inn~ Island
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pHswks Bro. have received the April No
Of Hsrper's Magazine.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.


Clzens Wishing Conveyance either Of the aboTl
trans or Boats viii be called by the
Omleus Line, by leaving address the Omnibus Of
ace. 81 Superior street door nert to Weddel House
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DELAWARE GRAPE VINES.
TlHE SUBSCRIBER HAS A FE

TlHE SUBSCRIBER HAS A FEW
Il of those desirable Grape Vines ready or delivery in
AprJto be placed in the ground, without any fear but
they will live Those acquainted with the char
acter of the Delaware Crap will recoect that there
few marker, and hrst first served These vines be-
almost entirely Of ket the above opportunity
offers chance to those wishing to purchase th
Also Rebecca and Dina Grapes. together WI other Vari
Ell es IN large small quantities for sale loE.
Seventeen of the renowned 1akaen Grapes said to be
equal to the Black Hamburg form, size and color and
hardy as the Isabella
ne lot Of Rochester Fruit trees Of every description,
which, with their reputaiiOa for madness and living
much better thln Trees rased in this climate need 9TH
er rec1mmsndatlon. t.t
Orders le IS0 Superior street. Will meet with prompt
attention
mar23 1m22 CHI. robson,
$50 SUPERIOR St
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WIGS | WIGS II WIGS |

RATcHELoRs WIGS lND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant, hight, aasF and durable.
Fitting a chHrm-no turang up behind-no shrinking
ethe head; this the only Establishment where
these thugs are properly understOC and made.
zs3 Broadway, New YORK.
5anl7 W. FISKE. cleveland. Ohio Agent.
= = M IL N0kTftf
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The MAsoUERADE-FbeG Gray's Armory was
filed last night with gay and brilliant lin color
at least) assembly. The floor was covered with
all Imaginable and unimaginabls characters, plain
and fancy, grOtesque, ludierous, natural and uu-
natural, black, white, and parti-colorsd.
We give below few of the principal chsrse-
ters, being of course unable to give more than a
small number. On
Many were the ludierous mistakes brought out
BY the ambiguity in which svory masked figure
was enyeloped-One gentleman fell desply in love
with his daughter, while another danced, chattsd
and cOurted with gentlemen in the dress of .
Sister of Charity, in the hope of finding out who
the dear, intelligent, and accomplished young la
dy was. one of our fast and enthu sisstie young
men gave valuable ring to his partner in the
dance if she would remove her mask that he
might see her face. On her doing SO. his aston>
ishment was not slight to discover that she was
his wife whom he had left at homo sick with the
head ache. friend of ours afte- -eIa.::s % his
partner in the promenade, the particulars Of his
last gaming operation, took her to supper, and to
his horror, found she vas his own sister, on their
masks being removed. middle aged merchant
was quite captiEated with a pretty little Page,
who turned out to be his own son. The party
broke up at late or rather early hour, and the
headaches of this morning in consequence must
speak for themselves.
Miss sA-H-A-,Z Zarino the finest cos.
tune il the room, and well sustained; Miss c.
D. Naiad Queen; Mrs. F. NJ, Blue Pi
rates Bride Miss s., Bloomer; Miss s.
c., Goddess of Liberty; Miss So Peas.
ant-Girl; Miss s. H, May Queen; Bed Pi.
rates Bride Miss Ed; Womsn with her
own natural character Mrs. B. c., Mrs.
c. Is, Pocahontas
n. S, ", GenarrO, capital costume well worn,
N-B- b. WANDER; NV
-, big Iujun," Hole-n-the-dsy perfectly car.
ried out; W. E. M Pirate Blue, 81
Negro girl; H S-O-P Pirate Red, j.
A. Negro Minstrel; W p H.
Champion; Iago-I-M-;Fanc negro
A B; Jockey BE
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RoImstsd has received The April number .
Harpsr's Magazine.
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InHN non g YATEs

Are prepared to deliver article Of BRIAR HILL
cHIPPEwAY und LAcKAwANNA COAL selected
expressly for family use.
Orders promptly filed at their Yard, the Canal,
near the foot Of Vineyard street. Cleveland o.
JOUN ron o>I7dsm 21ss JVN YATES
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EshibitiOn of the Cleveland Institute tonight.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Cleveland, March, IL, lsss.-R6.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-01
Extraordinary Scandal.

An affair has ust been made public, which
creates considerable excitement and astonish-
ment among those who are acquainted with
the parties. SO far as We can ascertain, the
facts appear to be these:
Some six or seven years since, Robert j.
Hawly, married man with family of chill
dren, came to this county from England. Al
the same time there also came out a Mr.
Raymond and his daughter Rebecca Either
from this fact, or from previous acquaint-
ance with each other, the families have re-
manned on intimate terms with each other
until the present time. Hawley, who is a
laboring man, has lately acted US sexton at
the Home Mission" ceappel. in the eastern
part of the city. Rebecca Raymond was
serving as hired girl in the Manx family on
the corner OF Oak AID Walnut streets
On the evening of the l4th Dec, Rebeccs
told her employers that she intended spend
ing the evening in the West Side, and ac-
cordngly started with the avowed intention
Nothing has since been heard other.
On the same day Hawley also disappeared,
after facing with him every cent Of money
that he could lay his hands on, some 800 in
all. On his W y down street he met one Of
his little daughters with two dollars in her
hand money with which she had starte out
o buy presents. lie took the money from
her, told her to go home, and then proceed
ed to meet his paramour. The girl Rehecca
is supp sed to have taken about $l5 or $50
along with her.
Search has been diligently made for the
guilty pair, bat without suOc' S. The father
of the erring girl is in great distress at her
conduct aud is using every means to seek her
out and reclaim her.
The wife of Htwley states that she has
been married to him fourteen years, and has
never had an unkind word from him. lie
has always borne the ch IRA, ter of an unrig'
and moral man, and this base and guilty ac-
ton is almost extraordinary. lie was known
to he on friendly terms with the girl, but we
cannot learn that he was ever suspected Of
improper intimacy with her. Eleven chill
dren has been the fruit of his marriage with
Mrs Hawley, most of whom are still alive.
Taken altogether this is one Of the most as
founding dlscl sures that has been made in
this city for many months. A man, who has
hitherto been considered a very pattern Of
prophety and morality. good husband and
an atTectonate father. suddenly Violates eve
ry precept of morality. deserts the wife of his
bosom robs his children even of their toy
moneys, aud runs off with a girl whom he
has probably seduced and betrayed. L. Cgeus,
land Herald.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-01
jan25-1m
SEA NOTORIOUS FILs4AOII as

~ a NUAUHHUU FAAS q a OO - as
represented to the public the above "Caution," by
poor creature who claims te be agent for California
for worthless prep Iraton called Fishs lir Resto-
rative, (the name "Restorative" fched from Prof
WOodO and offers 1t to the public infIi5Ie pre-
paraton for restoring gray hairs, and representing
that an article manufactured and offered under the
name Of Premium Hair Tonic, is irving to make n for
tune of the foundation Of his intIILibie preparation
and that there Diploma awarded to the Pre-
mium Hair Tonic. There was special Diploma
awarded, and the same be seen at any time by
calling at Dr. Watts Drug Store, No. 92 First street.
Marysvie.
Read what the Committee reported
"Your Hair Tonic has been thoroughly tested by
your committee, and they find tito exceed their most
sanguine expectations, ami they recommend the use
of IL to all persons making OF toncs for the hair.
special premium is recommended this article to
the manufacturer"
Manufactured at the Drug Store Of S. t. WATTS,
Marysvllle, and sold by all respectable Druggists.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-01

MURDER WILL oUT.-The Shasta Courier re-
cords the following;
DR.. UnderhiIl, of Yrekn. is under arrest on
suspicion of being concerned in the Rose
tragedy. Mr.. Brastow. of Loag's Express,
informs us it is reported that negro saw the
Doctor and another man come out of the
back door of Roses building on the night of
the murder, and go down to a brook and
wash their hands. hatehet was also foul
near Roses body. the brands of which CORES
pond exactly with one which Underhill pur
chased the day previous.
Another circumstance seems TO connect
himself and wife with the murder of the
courtezan Cherry Pecker." which occurred
some months ago 1t appears that Under
hill was the last man seen to come out Of
her house on the night of the murder and
that bunch of woman's hair which Sheriff
Fair found in deceased's hand correspond
in every particular with the hair of DR.. Un.
derhill's wife.
+. S.-Mr. Sanborn Just from Yreka, in.
forms us that the people of that town were
greatly excited, that Underhlrs examination
had been concluded, resulting in his com
initial for trial, and that guard had to be
placed around the Jail to keep the mob from
hanging him.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-01
The great popularity OF HOstetIer,u


Stomach D tiers, prepared by the eminent physician
DR.. j. Hostetter, is unbounded. Daily does be re-
ceve the voluntary testimonials of the afflicted who
have been cured Of longstanling diseases, through
the Of the "Btters," and daily the ale Of this
medicine is increasing, and extending its sphere of
usefulness among suffering humanity. For removing
all morbid matter from the stomach, regulating the
bowels, siren sthenng the entire body and inparting
vigOr and tone TO tie entire human system it cannot
te equaed. W, woull recommend all to Immediate
ly procure bottle OF the Bitters, and their amonts
will vanish like snow before a scOrching sun.
CAUTI0N.-The genuine are put up in full quart
bottles with the name ''Dr. j. Hostetter's Stomach
BitterS" blown the glass, and also stamped on tae
cap covering the cork, with the autograph of "HOs-
letter Smith" on the label. We give this caution,
In order that persons may not be deceived by any Of
the countereits and imitatigns now IN mar
ket.
Sold by all respectable Druggists, Liquor and Gro
Gerry Dealers everywhere.
e. WIDEMANN, Agent,
Dealer in Wines and Liquors, corner OF Third and
streets, Marysville.
PARK a WHITE, Agents,
lS2 Washington street,
jan26-1m San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-01

There is gold, and in large quantities. in
all the low hills from Young's Ferry to the
mouth of Clear Creek, distance of seventy
nve mlles-and it only requires enterprises
IKE the above. to prove that there are first
rate diggings for thousands of miners on the
klamath river, between these two points.
We are glad to hear that they are getting
BACK into the high banks and foot hills
The gulch, North of Orleans Bar continues
to pay we'll Messrs Wilder & Co., are rea
lzing good wages. while higher up the gulch
good prospects are found and parties are at
work in the gulch and adjacent red hills
Saints Rest diggings-dscovere last sum
mer-have recently been opened, and should
they prove as good as they now promise, will
be rich and extensive
Messrs NOrpheimer & Marx, at Trinidad,
have received from Col Russ the inventor,
an enlarged and improved Spiral Amalga-
mator, which they are intending to expert
ment with in the beach sand
friend from Gold Bluff writes that,
Mining here is among the things that once
were, and may be ag .n--the high surf and
stormy weather prevents our doing anything
at present. and we are Micawber-like, wait
ing for something to turn up"
The people of the county are anxious that
there should be a military post permanently
established at some point that will enable
the troops to control the Indians -Weitch-
peck, lloopa, Orleans Bar or Mouth of Sal.
mon.
There are two prisoners in the County Jail
awaiting trial for murder. One is white
man and the other an Indian. .-Northern
Californian
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-01
jan9s.3mis
A Gard.

NOTICE 60 the People OF the State of
~ CALIFORNIA The Pardon granted to James
Wallace stated in the papers, Is not the true name
It should oe WlJtuns Wallace, he being the person
who tried and convicted for the killing of james
Fox. THOMAS FOX,
jan99~1w$ Butte county.
e. Sacramento Onion copy one ~Sss, sud Ssod
htN e snis one.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-01
Certificate.

MARYsvLLE, Oct. 10th, 1888
have used the Premun Hair Tonic, manufactu
red at DR. Watts Drug Store for restoring gray hairs
to their original color, and happy 10 state that
my hair, which getting quite gray, is restored
TO its original color by the Of your valuable Hair
Tonic, and would recommend IL TO all who are trou-
bIed with danlrpff or gray hairs.
jan27-lm s. G. PIERCE.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-01
FRESH BUTTER.

TUST RECEIVED FROM CLEAR LAKE,
sJ $500 lbs. Frcsh -knnch Butter. For
sale low for cash by
no~fRk MSrrbsutss E61sa 6icdz FfTss II SSA
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-01
Sperial gOtires.

Important 10 TrIveleFs.--from and after
this date will carry passengers to from the oats
at the reduced price of FIFTY CENTs, instead
Of one dollar, a heretofore charged
January II, 1859. GEO. W. LAMDIN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-01

aE- Randall Il Co. have received brilliant
assortment Of Valentines. See their adver-
tissmSot