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Revolutionary Relationship.

In the letters from and to the Browns,
it will be remembered that Horace" and
Horace Lindsey" at West Andover, Ash
tabnla county. is frequently spoken of, and
that he acted as a cover to Browns CORES
pOndence. This Horace Lindsey turns
out to be a nephew by marriage of Joshua
Il. Giddings-CEsce. Dem.
Good Heaven. This is fearful. And there
Is that good Democrat, Gov. Willard. Of
Indiana, actually married to the sister Of
CoOk-a nan who has not merely ''acted
as a cover to Browns correspondence" but
was concerned in the outbreak itself. We
live in p%erilous times.-O. S. Journal.
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Burning Of Che Royal Char er-Near
100 Lives Lost:

MONTREAL, Nov. Z.
The following important item of news is
taken from the Liverpool Daily Post Of
9th Oct. 4 copy of which was obtained by
the steamer North American.
0nthe 20th of October the English ship.
Royal Charter, with 400 passengers and
crew. was burned in Muffa Red Bay. neal
Bangor. Only 10 persons are known to
have been saved. The Charter Oak had
over half a million of gold on board.
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Who Encourage Iasarrections?

Curses Ike chickens, come home to roost'
and lies return to plague their inventors.
The STAKEHOLDER and Democratic party are
proving these tritc truths by their expert
ence.
Ever since the Republican organization
began, they deliberately and pcrsistcntly
miSrcprcsentcd its character. All its plat
forms and declarations, all the life-action
of its members, chow that it contemplates
only legal. peaceful and constitutional
instrumentation interfering with Slave
~ in the States, nor countcnancing mob vi
olence anywhere. Yet its democratic oppo-
nents have pertinaciOusly insisted that it
was an abolition party, seeking to liberate
the slaves by fire and sword; have trum-
pcted this lie through their newspapers.
shouted in it their public meetings. inserted
in in their conversation. at home and abroad.
in the streets, at the table. and by tie fire
side, until ignorant, educated slaves at the
South, having thus dinncd daily into ears.
by their masters, have come to believe it,
Shareholders themselves created the insur-
rcction of 1857, by their lying stories
about Fremont, which encouraged their
slaves to expect and prepare for the coming
of d liberator. Shareholders themselves are
continually putting the idea into the heads
of their chattcls by the absurd f%ctions,
which the latter accept as true. If they
thus SOW the wind, who can be surprised
that they reap, every yearOr two, the whirl-
wind? If there is now, as they assert, any
widespread conspiracy among the slaves.
Shareholders themselves are its creators and
fomentors. They madly and blindly en-
dangerthe safety oftheir own homes by their
persistent political f~alsehoods.
Nor the black alone whom the Demo-
cratic party encourages to deeds of violence.
Within the past few years it has lent its
sanctions to lawlcSs enterprises of every
sort. Border inYasions. fllibustcr expcdi-
tons. lynch law to suppress discussion. bru-
tally and bloodshcd among Congressman,
violence at elections, &c, thus ministering
to the yilcst passions, encouraging contempt
for law, and resort to the b~loodgeon, the
pistol and the bowic-knife. Here are the
mailman Brown and his crazy crew endan-
geriEg the lives and property of innocent
people by an insane outbreak. But who
made Brown a mailman BY numbering his
sons? Who taught that crazy crew to band
together with arms in their hands, as the
most effective way to accomplish political
purposes? The Border Rufians of Kansas
and the Democratic Administration at
Washington!
The classi: fable relates that he who
tent cut and sowed dragons teeth sudden
found himself surrounded by a crop Ofarmed
men. Buchanan and Pierce have been SOW
ing dragons teeth seven years. Their en-
couragement of lawlessness and violence is
hu-rying one locality after another into
scenes of anarchy, for which the only sure.
speedy, and permanent cure is the peaceful
transfer, at the election. of the reins of Gov
eminent from the imbecilc hands that hold
them. into the grasp of men who neither
deal in mobs OF violence themselves, nor will
permit it to be attempted by others.-A
6aey Erenigg dcaraoL.
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GERRTT SMITH NOT \ RE%PUDECAN.-
The follow was published originally in the
Tribune:
You are mista en- in supposing that
voted for Mr.. Fremont. think very high
ly of him. but | never voted for any person
who recognises a law for slavery. however
strong. learned or upright he may be.
GEgRIT SMITH.
..peterboro. Oct. %. lsj9.'
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An Or FEyER-The discovery of SEN
cca Oil in the eastern part of Crawford Co.,
a few weeks ago, is creating a fever for
speculation which rapidly extends to adj
joining counties. The oil is obtained by
boring into the ground a distance of about
seventy feet. or through a certain stratum
of sandstone. and from thence is to be
pumped with the water-what proportion
Of the latter We are not informed. A shaft
sunk in Crawford County is now producing
almost fabulous quantities of Seneca Oil,
which is worth at least forty cents per gal
Ion in the crude state or just as ii is taken
from the ground. Several natural springs.
from which this kind of oil has been OBJ
tanned. have been known in Warren Coun-
ty. Two companies, composed of men of
means, have been formed in this county,
for the purpose of operating in Crawford.
while within our own borders, several oil
springs have been purchased by persons
who think they can discover a vast quan-
tity of the pure Seneca arrea pa
Ledger.
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DISEASE OF TEE LIVER.

By this disease We Tn I rsiani N nllnatiOu either
IN tre -lsuIJr n Or substance Of t@v hNer- AuOsH -
dui! aaiEs IT, the ? IL. sine. the Stomach alNgys dr.
o. i-Te'., he yeiluV time of he.skIn. DIRE cough tOrGue
e ate ., CO tiyen-ss, Ia gs-eolored GIinc. I'D ~ n the,
nalre: sever cIk es> and severe pIIEs N tn heIu
III qututity If corrupted hlnUrs ~ the region O
The liver ctUs-s 4 les rUCtlve >ecyeti9n of the bI,e.-
The liver " hen nea thy, Serses as 4 hltrr to the tl'OG,
to sep rate al imIuritY from it. or. TO refine il. When
di>eI,ei. u cannot purify the blhof. which. when sen,
&c tHz lun =, bra.n> IN other Parts IN a morbid con
yi'iou NAV cause iarnGi-e, ~mptlOn- ms nifty
&c. EId ~ithholdinr tr- nat,rsl sJimulants To he in
tesiin- causes Dyspepsia. ? lcs.an oth-rc {, nPiaints,
As ypI peTceiye tn direc-Say - u3rayel and tear tie
NEcl stem - pieces
A patient. ~sutvrrg from This 6 .Inphiut. should re-
sort "a speedy relief. Yet here sre very f.s med.ci eS
worth a G NJ IN curing DISEASES What then hall he
Gou.? We say, u-e Tr NOr-e's Indian Root FilIs,
n they ar comp s. o. pa; Is and roots; they will lie
fJurd 4 .urs cure FIR tn 5 painful disease because
hey purge Eom : = aody Ihos cofruit ard stasnahl
humOTs, AMI 50 CLEANSE, and renew the blood. which IS
the cause not m y Of the disease Of tn Ever and the
inflammation # III kidney and the bladder. hut Of eT-
cry description of dis. ase. From three to four Of til
above pills, taken etar, night on going to he'd, will in
a few days. entirely relieve the body OF everything
that is oppose 20 health
d.. Hoa<y's Indian Root Pills aye saIl ny all deal
ers in le;icines. Oct IL. 59-lm
The great strength Aing ard tonic medicine ir
HogEzaTs GermIs Bifters. Il gives y11 an -pPe
tie, It makes yUa f.si We.i, it cures the Dyspepsia,
arf diseases arising from a disnriereI S-Omich.-
F5r sale ~ druggists everywhere. 1T - cents per
bottlC. nov9
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We hear that some excitement exists with
the citizens of Pierpont, arising from the
sudden death and burial of a young lady,
the daughter of Mr.. Huff. As We learn
the facts are these: the girl had been living
with a family a few miles distant from her
parents, and on Wednesday she came home
iudisposed. On Friday she died, and was
buried on Sunday. The appearance Of the
corpse led many to believe that the girl
was not dead, but that life was suspended
from unnatural cause. After the burial
the excitement became intense, and Monday
morning the body was ~disinterred. No
change had ia en- place in the appearance
of the body, the limbs not becoming rigid.
-CpRneaat Rep.
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MADAME LOLA MoSTEz--The New Yolk
HeroH says, has recently arrived there
from Europe, and is living very quietly in
lodgings up town. under the name Of Mrs.
Held. Madame Ia Comtesse has joined the
New Connection MethOdists," understood
to be the straightest Of dissenters; and it
il stated that she has come here to dissem-
mate what Air. Chadband would call the
blessed tcruth." according to the New
Connection view Of the article.
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4 SERIOUS AND FATAL AcCIDEEr.-On
Saturday night. about 0 o'clock, a Mrs.
Hise, wife of Jesse Hise, of this place. was
seated at a table reading. holding her little
boy. aged about two years. on her lap, a
fluid lamp was accidentally knocked off on
the loor-spilling the fluid in its descent,
over the child and mother. In raising the
lamp, the top coming off, the fluid became
ignited. and Immediately enEeloped both in
flames. very severely burning the hands and
arms Of Mrs. Hisc. and the body, breast
and mex of the child, causing the death
Of the latter, after lingering for about
tw~enty-four hours. in intense suffer
ing, The parents have the sympathy of
the community, in the bereavement.-Sa-
lean Rep.
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Majority for Free States

Aggregate vote Of fire. and Slave States 30G
Majority necessary to elect a President ia
of the Free States all but Indiana.
California and Oregon are under Republi-
can rule. Take their 90 votes from the
Free State aggregate, and We have still
lG6 left. Deduct. if you please, Illinois,
and there are still los available electoral
votes IA majority of the whole number) fol
q Republican President in 1850. But VIC
hope to add both Illinois and Indiana to
the Republican muster-roll next year.
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DRAINAGE OF GOLD.-0ur exports Of
gold to Europe since January lst, have
been STOP 900. Our receipts of gold
from California. during the same period,
have been only S29, 2j2, 255-showin that
We have exported s25.l15,62j more spe-
Gle than We have received from California.
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If any people in the world ever needed

If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils out, it is ours
who live in this water logged country
The miasmatic poison OF our Swamps and
Marshes becomes a veritable devil in the
blood to revel in the Agucs and Fevers
which shake and scorch US all Ayers
"Ague Cure" is said to be the apostle we
need, and some of our neighbors who have
tried it, confirm the report.-LoarnaL Fla
no, H..
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Can it be possible? The Spanish consul
at New York has informed inquircrs, that
the marvellous 0viedo, the great published
and prosecuted. is not worth four millions,
but is an ale-merchant of Havana and has
not at the outside, more than 100000.
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Marrlagts.

IN Greene, by Rev. Z. Wade. Mr.. GILBERT
WALDORF, ofNecca, and Miss CATHARINE
II. ELRICH, Of Bristol.
In Warren, on the Sd inst, at the Franklin
House. by Rev. C. S. Abbott, Rector of Christ's
Church, Mr. MARTIN W. RICHMOND, to
Miss ADALINE SPITLER.
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LOLA MoyTEs.-She is living. a quiet
Christian life in Brooklyn, on al annuity
left her by her late husband, Lieut. Head,
who's, name she new bears.
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Elections.

Yesterday, State Elections took place il
New York, New Jersey and Wisconsin.
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Pixies Peak in Ohio.

Great excitement exists in Ottawa Coun-
". account of the supposed discovery Of
quartz gold hearing rock, in abundance, IN
Van Re1slaeF 6
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~I3RORATE CoUHr.

The following accounts nf Administrators, Execu-
tors aau Guardians having been dlei in the ofie- Of
this Court, it is ordered that they be advertised
agreeahiy t law, and that they remain On Gle for in
sPsct.ou and exceptions until the first day Of Deeem
her next. when they will be examined by the Con [
aud ordered to record i; no exceptions appear there
to. to vii:
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The following is, we believe. a complete
and accurate list of members elected to the
House of Representatives, together with
Counties which they respectively represent
REPRESENTATIVES,. COUNTY.
ARdre,rS. George W-Auglaise.
Baldwin, Jessc-Mahoning.
Blakeslce. CT-Cuyahoga.
Blocker, WiMiGm-Richland.
Brown. Samuel E-Miami.
Bruff Joseph-MahOning.
Bur. Raymond-Dclaware
Buss, Amos E-Carroll.
Car use, b H-FairfeId.
Carter, John A-Marion.
Chase, james B-Stark.
Choate, Charles B-Erie.
Clapp, NJ Flake.
Ceilings, John W-Scioto.
ConreySe, George Franklin.
Coover, John Montgomery.
Cory, Hereunder E-Shelby.
Cox, Wm B-knox.
Davis, Lorenzo C-TuscarGwas.
Derore. Ne,ctoa A-Brown.
Feli5irS, H-Coshocton.
Flag. lillian IHamilton.
Gcm5e, Jdmes-Coshocton.
Gore, Observation-Disclosures
Haddow, John-Washington.
Hamilton, J W-Logan.
Harlan. Aron-Greene.
Hcrrick, Walter F-Lorain.
Hills. Myron C-Medina.
Hitchcock. Pcter-Geauga.
House, George-Gallia.
Howell, John-Clark.
HagAeS, Or1stopher-Butler.
HutchcSon, Naturalization.
JdcD6S, Thomas K-Allen.
.JeSS~p. WiHiom-HamiltOn.
Jolly, John H-Highland.
Jonas, Disqualification.
lines, WtHtam-HamiltoE.
Jones, Gideon-Sencca.
Kennedy. ID P-Morgan.
Kerr, Samuel F-Fayette.
Krum, Abcl-Ashtabula-
McClung, VIM B-Miami.
he Camel. Georgs-Ashland.
McGune, Robert-Huron.
McGavran, W H-Harrison.
McPherson, Alexander.
McSchooLer, j G-Pickaway.
Miller, C B-Highland.
Monahan. \ B-Athens.
Moore, Vim C-Wayne
Mosson, John champaign.
| HyerS. ,JOLgl E-ClermonS.
Nigh, Elias-Lawrance.
NoJLe, CaIrin defiance, Paulding and
Williams.
Ogl, Denais-Ross.
Parrott. Edwin A-Montgomery.
PAR, WiNianrLicking.
Parsons, Richard C-Cuyahcga.
Patterson, Hoses Adams.
Peorce, ILeraRdr-Jackson and Vinton.
Plants, I A-Meigs.
PS~ers, 0aykS-Sanduskey.
ReeS. Renjondn Franklin.
Rees, David-Morrow.
ReiSipger,.Jo hn S-Crawford.
Rob-. F0oce-Henry and Putnam.
Robinson, J W-Union.
Rogers, Pairick-Hamilton-
Rukenbrod. J K-Columbiana.
Schi6, JOhR-Hamilton.
Scott, James S-Jefferson.
Scott, James M-Warren.
Sears, John-Medina.
Shaw, S U-Pikc.
Skinner, Norris hSeneca.
.SI1SSeT, LeriS-Stark.
Sn der. Il p Mercer and Van Vert.
Squire. A Portage.
Stedman, William-Portage.
Steele, Dennison-EultOn and Lucas.
.Stiers, Manufacturing.
.Stout, James Monroe,
Stubs, Jessie-Preble. '''
T;aHneyhM. WS-HOlmes.
Taylor, JOhn-Ashland.
Ih mpSon, J,oSeph-Perry.
Thompson, S H-Summit.
Trimble, E J-Muskingum.
Trucsdell, Beebe-Clinton.
Van Worries. Daniel-Muskingum.
Vincent, John M-Lorain.
Foris, Alvin C-Summit.
Walker, Robert H-Trumbull.
Watt. J W-Guernsey.
Welsh. Isaac-Belmot.
HeScott, J0hn-Hancock.
White, James N-Hardin and Wyandotte.
WinRer, ,I0hn L-Darke.
Wood. VIM S-0ttawa and Wood.
Hoods, YIN B-Licking.
Hright, j I-Hamilten.
Wright. Mahlon-Warren.
Republicans (Roman) 56. Democrats
UtGhc) 46. Republican majority on joint
ballot, 27.-CohmbuS Journal,
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Rev. \. Wright. pastor of a Methodist
church in Cleveland, Ohio, has been expel-
led from his conference by a vote of fifty
four to forty, his offences being, romantic
walks hy moonlight with young sisters in
the church. kisses to the same that were
too warm for kisses of CHARITY, and worse
than all, a hint given to a childless mar
ricd lady of his congregation that it was
mot too late yet to have a boy The af-
.~tcctionate pastor is fifty years old, and has
a wife. He appeals to the General Con-
@feranee, declares the kissing perfectly HARM
less, and says the hint to the married sis
ter was physiological merely.
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Senators Elected to the General Assem-
bly, of Ohio.

We publish below a complete list of the
Senator'S elect, with The counties in which
they reside, and tie Districts they ropre.
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TIE GREAT BALLOON OF LOwE--LOws
great balloon, the '.City of New York"
constructed for the experiment of a trip
across the Atlantic, is now finished, and
the process of imitation was commenced on
Wednesday, the 18th inst. Extraordinary
care is to be used in the imitation. and as
eight hundred thousand feet Of gas has to
be prepared and measured out for the filling
of the monster, it is expected that two
weeks will be required for the woik. The
time set for the departure of the aerial nav
igator is Tuesday, the Sth of November.
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Thanksgiving.
-1@~~~

Gov. Chase has appointed Thursday Nov.
9th, for the Annual Thanksgiving in Ohio.
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THANKSGIVING Day.
PROCLAMATION DY THE GOVERNOR.

Dl TIE GON E:N0h.
FORASMCCH as the General Assem-
BIZ Of Ohio, by a Joint Restitution. alop-
ted at their last session. requested me to
appoint 4 DAY Of THAyKsGIyIXG ANp PRAY
ER TO ALaIeHtY GoD. l hereby designate
and set apart
Thursday, the s4lh dsY OF Noveun5e-. 1852,
to be devoted by the People Of this State to
these sacred duties. And | respectfully
urge all coed citizens that. putting aside
ordinary business, they assemble. on that
day in their respective places of worship,
and offer unfeigned thanks to our HEAvEE-
LY FATHER for all the blessings wherewith
He hath blessed US as q Nation. asa State,
and as individuals; and that they join to
these offerings Of Gratitude and Praise
their fcrvent prayers that He will continue
and multiply His grace and faver upon US
and upon our land; that our Institutions
may be established in Righteousness: that
wisdom and knowledge may Re the stIbili-
ty Of our times; and that peace, prosperity
and freedom may be the portion of our
people. | also. and with equal earnestness.
recommend that this day of festival and
gladncss, thus co~nsecrated by Thanksgiy-
ing and Prayer to God. be distinguished.
not less conspicuously, by works Of bcncf-
ecnce and charity towards mon. in the con-
frming Of friendship, in the reconciling of
cnmities, in the sending Of portions to the
needy, and in the promoting, so far as may
be practicable, of the welfare and happi-
ness of all by all within their several spheres
Of association and influence.
~ Given at the city Of Columbus.
(r under my hand and the Great
Seal Of the State Of Ohio, this
t~hirty-iirst day Of 0ctober, \. d.
1853.
BY the Governor s. ?. CHASE.
\. 2. RUSSELL, Sec,y Of State.
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All ChTol.c or Ions Startling liseGSes. Of the Braia
-LunSs -Liyer-StOn sch aid B~OWtls-Spiue- Skin
- philitie ami SeTofulous eases
AID Diseases Of Females are sueces Ivy treated:
+. even Shen given up By the most ski.lfuI physicians
RirhgOnd, Ashiahula Co Ohio DR. sands I feel
eTstefGitO you fer the LsneGIs rsceiyed at vOpr hauds.
as al instrument from God. / have been afflicted for
20 }. aTs. SJjI sick Notwithstanding diarrheA-tne
uterus resting On the Tec.um Ike a weight. Witch
caused i great deal Of pain, weakness, and iarsuar.
l have taAeu only two o. you- prescriptions / eou
slider myself veil. which I never ex erted in tn lite.
hui all The thanks De asrrined to you. for health
MAY Col bless your BASKET AMI store, and have success
with our efforts
june, 1859. Mrs. u. MERRrAx.
Persons sending a history OF their illness, with
symptoms and AZ pearanee Of urine enclosing three
dollars, will receive medicine with directions. tor one
meuthJ treatment. Address Dr. Z. II. Sands, Ctevr-
lani.-stlting Town. County and State,
Nov- a. In.
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NISCELLANE Us.
Cutters Physiology Cutters Ansto-y
sra ; Ho:sa wOrt's Botany
H%csrocSs Geology Gray's Geology
Oiul-tri's Astronomy >nth's Astronomy
P'Tker's Composition Q1Ackenhos' Composition
Watts on TIL Mind Wrighfs Othography
y rateier 5 Rhetoric Wha-ele.'s Logic
Hi!.pu's Historic. iiickGk'~ aaraI Science
Cousins Ply rhoogy Eanr's Critic sm
Ne5st-r's Dictionary all sizes
Wlrcessrr'S do do
Nah.u'S tns-lirc;ua' pty'osophy
Uphlm's Mental do
do IN The vii
B1ldwin's Prononucing Gazetteer
Page on Teaching Nv. Nov 9 80.
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FRENCH AND GERMAN.

Surrenes' French Dictionary
FaTqueilc' Frerch Course and KeY to same
0urHd0rT- French 'iIaImeT
Fasq1eIie's rslsm4q1= Fasqusne's Napoleon
do Rene M1Iame 2.StIe'SC .riane
life OF Washia gton Ad-E's GERMAN Reader
WOOdnury's Gsrman Course
do Elementary German Reader
Key to teIman Course BlSeb's German Dictionary
German a Is Z books ami Spoilers
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Ns6 5a6ertisen,hts.

Casual Advertisements must be paid fol
= WREN ha nded in.
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PHiLUSO HY AND CHEMISTRY.
P4rker's Philosophy COmstock's Philo Sophy
Culn-tOck $ do Diapers de
Gray Chemistry COmstcck's Chemistry
CLASSICAL.
Andrews & StaaiarI's Latin Grammar
Andrews latin Reader Anthon's Ca AZ
An;hon's Virgil do Cicero
do saliust do Horace
.AraoL'S Fist and Second Latin BOOK 90
NcCiiutorS & Crooks DO do
Bullion, Latin Grammar BulioE's Latin Reaier
DO Creek do do Greek do
do Ce>ar do Cic-ro's UratiOus
Cooper's Virgil Crosny's Greek Grammar
X-nophou's Analasis Saphoei,s' DO 40
Latin L..xtrOns
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HIGHER MlrHEMAT

HIGHER NrHEMATICS.
Davies Bourdon's Algebra
do gendre's Geometry
10 Surveying DIvie's Calculus
do Descriptive Geometry
LoOais' AIgs IA LooTEis' Trigononetry
30 LUgaFithms do Geometry
Rsy's FIRST Atgear. Ray Second Algebra
Key 20 same
Ro 'i>nu's Elementary Algebra
do University do
Gree.'s era lations If Algebra Smiths Mechanics
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REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED TO TIE GENERAL
OF OHIO.

The following is, We believe. a complete
and accurate list of members elected to the
House of Representatives, together with
Counties which they respectively represent: