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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-15
BRAGG h BURROwEs.
Sole Proprieturs, st. Louis, Missouri,

We. the undersigned. masters and owners Of
steanboats running to and from the port Of
st. Louis. impressed with the importance Of
having on hand, at all times, n safe and certain
remedy to be used in cases of sudden d isasters
have obtained supply If Dr. Bragg's Arctic
be the most speedy and unfailing rc.nedy for
the cure 81 burns, scalds, wounds, Commissions.
&c., ever offered to the public:
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Commander.

T. II. Briefly, Ben. W. Lewis: John Porter,
South wrster: +. C. Kercheval. Hesperiau:
VI. Mcclellan: W. q. Hawkins Iaian: 7. f..
DraiIen. Meteor: J. W. Terrill. Emigrant: n
DIETRICH, Dew Drop; John u. Burk. Morning
Star; j. n. Manson, Silver Hcels; +. b. Me.
Pherson. Jr, G. W. SOmbart: W. b. Miller. r.
]. Lakeland; Lewis, Perry & Co, lbs North
second street.
Also, for sale nv ]. GREEN. Druggist.
Nov. 10. 1858. tJuly 30..-lyl Findlsv. Ohio
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Our New POLICEMEN. We were
pleased to SEQ With what promptness
two OF our policemen, Messrs. Chad
wick and Lamb, were on hands the
other day, and put stop to a fight
on our streets, by arresting the par
ties and taking them before the May.
or. We hope our new Policemen
will not weary in well doing, but
will keep an eye on those who are
disposed to set at defiance law and
order. Our citizens complain no lit
tie of being annoyed at night, by the
boisterous conduct of some of our
'fast young men," The officers
should look after them.
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PREPARED Br
DR.. J. g. AVER & co.
LOWELL MASS

A.LANGwORTHy. 4. Find sy;
ISRAEL GREEN, Z"
|. NJ. & N. NJ. HELLER, Va Buren
d. PETERS d SON. A, tadia
II. WATKINS, Vonlue;
HENDERSON d SON Mt. Bl ,nchard
FeNruarv ~ 1888 Nv
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MORE Aposr THE TOWNSHIP ELECT


IONS. - AZ we intimated last week
the Republicans elected q part Of
their ticket in Biglick township, al
the late election.
In Allen township, which went
Democratic last Fall, forty. seven
majority, the Republican candidate
for Assessor tied his competitor.
Mr.. Reinhold was elected Assessor
again in Liberty township, by fifty
five Of a majority--a quite flattering
compliment, after the unmeasured
abuse he received from leading De-
mocratic aspirants last Fall. Ills
friends and neighbors manifest their
confidence in him BY giving him by
far the largest vote cast for any one
candidate in the township.
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Ser @ffen3a5a lab
Mn~nfESS{f

rs Snt beIon6eren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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DbtO-&t ieuba9n,
9aaso1s Nr. 90, T6au,e8ifr., Baltimore.
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qtili HeDt beiUweroen, Gelbfuht, 1tSnepHs 6rpniSm, unA
l~nasritde 5dmprrbptten, Observation-Disclosures, Furaena.fMmSss
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30. @eelbaG, 30. 455 BaIttmrrefr, nabe psarIRr1
SselbaH v. Co., Ode zen eernGtgR uRh MnitSRr.5
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-15
gSSienfio fttr @:n,uassoerer
.E@5saa - .
9leue Arranaementa fir %Ginnannere1, nif ~

- ht \ AA4HAA sAkk tasR ~ u.s. I. ~ 1880
Dem Wcften AZ reI{et m!nIdcu.
gen bents, zen 9. gtr5ernter an, peyben bic gtnaunb9ra
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benz Grrrcfsug G~ef51bert. Die @otn Ststet babGrA beu 9mml.
erauten etntT ar serea @crttetG, als treenh ctnf
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Inen @ehenben cert e~;atrsffp. lpG peTpen 4 Gi0i tOsntger Die
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Gaenten -sjsNr &. 8elaer. .e#t
HAS Wp. ., geas-5f:ss nssr Eaters eRarf.
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9 n8ros@8lef @en@@tabtiffemen
Y2re. 169 q III. &erfral Npenue.
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Ban i@aeitdcn Sabaan5su. 0erner; MsineraIbaFeS SON.
tansn, @snsraterS~8I 81 f4ea 81 f6tnsu nit ben n%eueaen Ser.
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SiHfaea. @ute nnb reae SlafAen Derben asfapf. unb per.
f2nft aGeiatSer aeent in 8afttapre fue SHIFTS @bila0eI.
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.arIdgtasr,naen gab HQs 0eb Diaber srfatset. 9pnbttCrsu
Snfen dGe Nrtea ScnQ5br0otn tire TGntGusn a:fElt erbaIt
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S8ssriauN .utr hermit raetnen aunbsu fspts ben Spub.
ma8rH TN &assustnsn, bic er8ebens Inseise gu mode, bal
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3~alts2eber, 8uf<Qeber, GipsQeper, Bferbe.
2eber, W(arccep, JuttersQeber y. &c.
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Ftefen prsiiea 81 eaFen BET eguts GsrpattRe
Ae. 80 QgmGattir.
A@S ipifaer EreetrtGs unb 0fcrigt Spacf
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Qeirenne leietl-
Scheme leiet
DbiIaoelphia W2ebi5isaiftAes Date,
errtdtet Dcr 3wei upo 5!Don3iB Sabren ourd
Or. Kinkelin.

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.na Stustren "a %befeigsaf teta Sd ritti n e sc uab l9Dad
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anftrG!ber, unb lstER 9eTgunit it8t tbme Das htsfss burG
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8etaltet ca TN @ebddtniB.
GDertfat8t ael9sr f6 antsr Or. Riufsitn's 9ebanblua9
Relt, fanh sertfenbaft eMf fsine Gtrs. ais sla gteoermans
SstmniTs Ter aransen spn 81. SiaftifHa niemeaIs eafSSlat ner.
ssH, isine %gGp4nnns IT. istt ZEN tegien iwanIis 3atraa an Be-,
@ine, @biiassipbla, Sd.
Pranfe IN elmer Gntfernnna,
Sc ihrsH BaA einfaa. OrbuxSla NIT aHsn tbrsu Ggmptpmeu
IN gtnsm @rfffs m~itttdIea init 3stihius etrsr @erpp'angI
}rrasn Or 1infflins Mett3ineR esGgsraas anpesiuBtt& Ha&
lfeen 1he'Is Der nniDF, entrtee inl 2sg gof pta 8rpree
ano 10 esraft Hr ShabeG uni. gieu9ierb: I'll eerbnisa u5ers
frff! erbaItsn.
teie! 3u9enrllne Wlarnhorfetti =
&g fraitDoiies @ebepi sOeE cir friit3eitiaef $50.
5ginisltn liter GsItf1 galtune : nuy Is GsaU
Drtefe, rslae isnen Us RI ia ianrs ~gnl0ditfn asepen
I'M sepsno1r gen ait etacna Greinpiar Cala1erI
giGrtl8 ii
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Gtnaer'S uerDefferte go gtmnyGDtne.
Dtsis MalGtRs Ear6t, mad stnenn uGParttettf&cn 8srfu@s
Iauf oerYartisr A%nSfeaune NIT BEN bShfsu@rdniuin belpbnt.
IS TT unnptptg, 5pn ben BerbienRen an Gpredsn, eotbever
rtrb, bag etnr erSBere Nnsatl rrn benielbsn in @ebrau@ til.
Irls bes1abs pDn enen an5sren sulantmer aen0tnnen. QBir err
lauben uns, G1btttGnten, Dflan5er Inb i a IN liter
aaf bic 3RGtiaAe eufraertfaul 5u maiden, BAT BITE Tir3ltGanees
SrG6ten 0erbeferuneen BITE Waidtne In -ptefsn 8esietuugeM
seretnfa@t baben. ste ltefert lest bp Ppelt 70 sSteI @rtett ale
iraber unb TT bic etn8tse Weaf&ine, bis feline snb erpbe jebrts
tate, %entweSsr tn SetnpanS Cber Seberas na9en SaMn, ala rfEu
fetn unterf@teb TN Matertal rGre. AIe anO nit Der prSsten
50rafaIt unb ~bauerbaft eebapt.
Ntr Fnb tn ben StanR 8efeBt, anfere Mefatnsn anttr HE.
(aien Bebtn8un9en ee8en alte rem trgeub stner Awt %9snsutau.
den. DerfDmen, BITE untereeprbnetere M1ai6inea unter Dem
grrwanbe Der 8iatSfstt getauft baben perben etuen fOlGsr
Icufd. febr pcrtbetLbaft fnbem. 1893
Auslnnft Dirb ntt benz erEstenIersnugen tn unierer OfNs
Scr, los 8altimDreitrabe, 8altiu1pre,
ertbetIt. S M, Stu sr u. 90.
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W. AIO WNU AIO OFUWVULU
srleat bat, Ih fcfe!bf bas srBete Eager Sga traraefrae.
rem. unterj1 den nnb ~unterbpfsn eigeaer 5nbrtf ep7rSthia t6[t.
@ iiHb aue SVrtsa DeutlAey unt biefser Us vile Fetg ~
lteaen Srstfsn 3u perfaufen.
SD babe nthts NIT aDtIhenbGnGfern Az thrn unbt Mr..
Ianfe raetne gHaarsn la |teEsn nts i'm 6Ieinen su ben btQia-
fen grstfen TIM Qnbss. Eemrnt umb uber3eust quo BARN,
QputS JeItet,
Wet2srs .. 219, 8Frnbwap, Baltimore.
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auf benz alien @tabt

auf benz elten @last asa Il
ytDs. 1,3, 5 un0 z, 9}crb @utan Strabe,
lex aenfber ben Guitars YSeuis Baltimore, 9Rb., pteper essfaet
faa6t Ser unterseianete ben @u6ltfuH bta ersebenfe gaseias
.bab CT Tett benz Spbe beS etntn Gbetba6erS, 9rn. 6enrp@abis
|sebertenben 8rrrdtb ser npm unSpGenbeten ptan5's, SSH uEt
anberent rrGtartrten Watertel f6uFtM an 10 sebraAtGnf. g.
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ran G3ef8Sftalgfal fprtbetrstbsn anb e8 I'D CUR @ufoabe ma
len, tzas Stanp tanner msRr In fttner @Uaeabuns ~ psr6sf.
4aber Setuen alten Waarenbanfsrn unb Der gaBrtF tn gu.
t3pRraEe, nnte Baltimore, boz er etne neue 9tOSe 5abrtf In
81 .GutaUfrase, NIT bet 8rpnte ne@ ~gDeffrdee frriGtet, til
Bel5st er cine erGss Ansahl Ser bsfea &rtsttr bef@Gftis.s.
Sn btefer Tabrif Terben pianos mad etnee neHen SCALA az.
;erstgt, fir meias or BET br Muefedun9 TIM NfarpIan64fu n
ut, no bic beften Snlrunentaama Ger aug 3Ofsn, @egp- gori
anb 3aittrnSre. Ia ptaaRs ~ausgefeat Gatten, bt d +
. r & NJ te erbteIt. siIaH Ha#Ts- 1$at I-
Der Nusfprua bss SnRttuts putfs turs ne@Rsr BURG 81,
S9bufrte.I usfeauna YDn 6ttamDno, 3d., %tefdtl8t, 500 t3m
tenfals Das { I AZ 9 t q m / u m ertbelt purbe.
Durb btefe beben Gtnslifemsn ts If CT tn ben SEonb aeGes!
lae NWFtrdse, NIT pet6en CT Sss9tt ptrb, Gaf'S g~cprtsteGt
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-09
Destruction by Fire Of William and Mary
College, Va.
Marshill, Is hundred and so nine.

Intelligence reached this city that that sene-
Fable institution of learning, William and Mary
College, at Williamsburg, Va, was entirely
destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Every;
thing including the valuable library, it is re-
ported, is destroyed, involving loss of $780,
900. The students all escaped safely. The
property was insured for $22 900.
The College of william and Mary, the old
est, except Harvard University, in the United
States, was chartered in 1893 by King William
I'll and Queen Mary, who gave out of their
private means nearly $4,000 towards erecting
the necessary buildings This with twenty
thousand acres of land, the office of surveyor
general lin virtue of which one-sitth Of the
fees received by public surveyors in the colony
and the sole power of appointing them, were
givenj and one penny pou on all tobacco
exported from Virginia and Maryland, granted
in the charter, f2,500 raised by subscription
in the colony, and a gift Of 929O from the
House of Burgessesi constituted the endow-
ment of the college.
Within the last few years large addition
have been made to the philosophical apparatus
both of which were amply sufficient fer all the
purposes of instruction in these sciences. The
library had also been enlarged, and contained
nearly 5000 volumes among which are many
curious books.-.States.
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these are amongst the incidents Of our progress
since the year 1916.
The new turn Of events imposes new obi.
cations upon the federal government. II is
not unlikely that fifty thousand people will en-
ter the Western portions Of Kansas and Ne
braska during the present year. They will
establish government. They will require
mail facilities for they will be citizens of the
United States, engaged in lawful, and we
trust, profitable industry, contributing Indirect
ly their share into the federal treasury. All
these things are lessons to Congress, relating
TO the future of The great West, precipita,ing
the consolidation Of all our continental inter.
ests and looking TO an early occupation Of the
whole country by our people. The construc-
ton Of railways, bridging the Mississippi, TO
the Missouri river, hns annihiluted the fifteen
hundred miles Of space intervening between
the Atlantic coast aud the Great Plains, and
opened the htter to emigration and settlement
II is full time that these events should begin
to exert their influence upon the Legislative
mind of the country. Nothing that is done
in this way can be taken back-,he current,
gathering strength and majesty, will move on,
riI its great mission shall be performed in the
complete conqnes, Of the whole interior Of the
Washington Union.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-09

EDS. NEws:-As the seeds of r"Alodern
Spiriuoism" are being sown amongst US,
think you may do some good by repubshing
the following articles cut from the ~ Y. Oh.
server and Boston Traveller, and you vii! OBJ
Iige doubtless many subscribers
MODERN SPGRITUAL<M-Wihin the last
few months, the subject Of snirituaiism--we
do not say the system, for it has not attained
and never deserved the distinction Of being
called system--has received several blows
from which any s'hemc, not deeply cntrench-
ed il the cTetury of human nature, could
never be expected to recover. Several Of the
most prominent teachers of spirituaism hay
renounced their pretended faith in it, have de-
cIared their convictions that its tendencies are
demolariting, and facts almost numberless have
been deauced and published TO the world, of
the corrupting influences brought TO bear by
it on those who have been brought within its
power.
The Boston Courier's report of the proceed.
ings of the profcssed spirilualsis andmediums
in the presence of the Professors OF Harvard
University and others; has been publshec in d
cheap pamphlet form and is now circulated as
one OF the most complete and satisfactory ex5
posures of delusion and imposture, which
has ever been made. Its seems TO US that no
candid and no unpreJudiced person can peruse
this document without being convinced that
the profession and the pretences Of modern
sp ritualists are impious and their Performance.
es wicked and contemplate. If the manifes-
tations claimed by them correspond with their
pretensions, it might be just TO ascrbe them to
inlerna agencies but on close examination
and careful tests it is uniformly discovered
that their pretended manifestation, depend,
for every success, either upon the skill Of i'm
posters, or the credulity Of auditors and spec.
tators.
However difficult il may be to reach The SC.
cret influence by which these signs aud won.
ders are supposed to be wrought, no well ba.
Ianced mind, after the revelations which have
been made by the discoveries of critics, or by
The confession Of those who have been engaged
as operators, can hesitate in Withholding all
faith frem those concerned, until some better
evidence has been presented than anything
heretofore known or Gained. 1t is very true;
there are no bounds TO human credulity and
nfirmiiy. We my therefore suppose that :.
some years TO come there will be here a57se
there, communities and countries in which sns =
tual:sm Will be nursed and eceivsd h-Ass
dav is over. and hereafter L 9ili be Sc
only - the lec- iids of EsrsGism 4 ..ss.4
wlchcraff.-N Y. OSrefr,