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BENEDICTIoV.... - ..... BY THE P.sroR.
The different parts were reformed by the
several ministers therein named. some Of W HON
had travelled from long distance for The oc-
casion. e
Rev Mr. Phelps heing President of And
over Seminary. where Mr.. Mclean finished
his Theological studies. Rev. d. Carn,hers,
one of Portland's mot celebrated Divines,
now having charge Of the Church ever which
the Rev. Edward Pavson. used to he Pastor.
The Rev. Mr.. Brown, was classmate oil Mr.
McLran and since being settle over Church
in Rhode Island, was assisted by Mr.. Mclean,
in bis labors during a religious revival in his
Society.
The sermon by DIR. Phelps was of a supe
rior order. and delivered with more Than ordi
nary ability-trentirg upon the invitations OF
the Gospel. Clear logical and liberal in its
sentiments. it was throughout it's entire deliv-
cry. of more than an hour, listened to with
undivided attention by large and crowded
audience The ordaining prayer by the Rev.
D,. Caruihers, was very impressive.-as was
the giving the right hand of fellowship, bv
Rev. Mr.. Brown. who made a touching alIu-
siop to their late connection in bis own field
of labor q
1t is perhaps hardly necessary TO add that
Mr.. Mclean passed through his several parts
to the entire satisfaction of all present He
ensers upon field of labor that will require a
large share of religious zeal and love, in con-
nection with his own natural abilities-and
where if be tightly improve his powers. he can
do great amount of good.
Respectfully yours.
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@rThe Portsmouth Republican is good
for the following:

IOT INC lOHOWluS.
ANEcDt TIE OF WIN. DENN1soN.-Last week
we heard an anecdote of our present candi
date for Governor. that we don't believe has
been in pint, and as that gentleman i. 10 be
here in a few weeks, We might a. well iell IL.
for the benefit of hose of his friends who are
labor,ng under the impression that Mr.. D. is
rot good stnmper. He was addressing a
large crowd up north, in which there was a
fair proportion Of ladies He had spoken be-
yond the limits assigned by himself. and turn
i1u 10 clock in the further end of the hall,
retnarked that the time had passed so hee,ly
that he Mas afraid he was taxing the patience
of his audience. Go on! go onr was heard
from every part of the house, until the speak
,er proceeded. At this moment. when ever,-
thing as still! a pretty lady arose in the au-
dieuce, took off hick veil and qnetly walk
ed to the clock, and covered up he dial plate
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Vermont Election.

The election in Vermont last week. resulted
in the election of the entire Republican State
ticket by an increased m ajority-and the Leg
islature. by an increased majority. also. SAKE
can still devote himself to rhymes-sncb PRO
saical labor as that of preparing Governors
Messages, will not soon he required of him..
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Married.


wFORD-BROwN.-At the Prentiss House, e,on the
sh lust, b, Rev. L. j. l. Baker, Mr.. Cyrenius Craw-
ford and Miss Mary Brown, both OF Nelson -
RALLINGR-AMES.-At the parsonage, Sep. 7ih, by
Rev. Z. c. Sharp Mr.. John BaIlnger & Miss Frances
Ames, all of Atwsbr i-s
LANDON-SLAY YTON.-At Franklin Mills. August 10th,
by Rev G. T. Kingsbury MIR z b Laudon Of GashsD n,
Conn, TO Miss Emogene ShytOn OF Franklin Mills.
uNGBR-McQUEEN. In Minerva, on the morning Of
the sth inst the brides residence By Rev A. B..
Way, Mr.. William Upger to Mrs. Miriam Mcqueen,
both of Minerva. ssssf e
MoNG- -YlNGLING In Minerva, on the same inst- at
the residence Of the BRIDES father, BY Rev B. Way
Mr.. William Mong to Miss Mary Yingling, both Of
Minerva
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New Books! New Books -

Auiong the late arrival of New Books the Ravenna
Book Store. eenumerate the + ,lowi e:
s IENCE OF EDUCA TON AND ART OF TEAcH-l
ING, BY John o ,len A 81 %
OF Western Homo, B, a Minister'S wife 81 90
THE STAR AND THE CLOUD. or paugh er's
hoNe' ~ A hoe. 81 70
) TRUE TO TIE LAST, or Alone the Wide, Wide
LECTURES To YOUNG MEN, BY Hrnry Ward
oeec"er- -..--.- rs cents
Knitting woEK: Web of many textures. wrought
by Ruth P'rtingtoa- 81 25
MARRIED OR SINGLE, By Miss O. NJ sedgwick,
vols. 81 IS
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN, Trans
lated frn, the Fenl of octare Feuilet. ny Henry
Macdonafd. -. 81 90
THE vAGAB0ND BY Adam Bndeau.
TIE POWER OF RELIGION, or The Mind in Re.
rrment, Affiiciion &c. BY L. ,dley Murray s6cts.
TWO WAYS TO WEDLocK.. 81 25
DIARY OF LAZY MORGAN. 81 90
THE HIGHER CHRISTIAN LIFE By Rev. E. W.
foaI u'ila',.. :. :. :. 81 W
PEASANT LIFE IN GERMANY, By Miss Anna G.
Johnson =. ...- 81 25
VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES OF RELIGIOUS SUB
JEcTS, BY Henry Ward Reecher.. 1890 81 Is
BORDER WAR A tale of Disunion, ByL r James
Author of "Wtld Western scenes". 81 Is
| A BACHELORS sTORy-By Oliver Bunce . . q 90
THE POWER OF PRAYER by sanlue, I,ens 6
! PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID, or three wear
in the Holy CITY. BY Prof. J Il. Iner ham. 81 q
4 THE PILLAR OF FIRE, or Isral in rondags, B,
| Prof. j H tnsrsham. 7..............si Z:
| ACADIA or a month with the Blue Noses, BY Fred
s. Cazzens, An hor of the sparrowtrass Pfp'rs
| .3--ss -s.,.-gs..f ls-f 81 o.
THE AFTERNOON OF UNMARRIED LIFE. 4
| compant,n to 'N on,aa's thoughts about Wo nnn,
From the last Lond n edition, 81 o
Il FANRwEI or the San Jacinto in the of India
China and Japan, By William Maxwell Wood, M. D. =
s. N. 81 2
II THE LAIRD OF NORLAw, A Scottish Story. 81 0
u FRUIT, FLOWERS AND FARMING, By Henr
J, THE TEACHERS INDICAT TOR AND PARENT
, MANUEL for School and Henie Educational work
rare merit and great value. 81
I LIFE FOR LIFE, By the A uthor of "John Hal
flax, Gentlena.' 30 cts. Pamphlet iiton.
! AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF PETER CARTWRIGHT
the Backwonds Preacher. .......... 81 Q
THE PIONEER PREA CHER, or Rifle, Axe and Sac
dlehags, By William Henry Milburn the blind Preace
- .fts--zt s. e-slz. .i.alrc 81 90
TEN YEARS OF PREACHER LIFE-Chapters frcl
an Autobiography, By William Henry Milburn-. 81
ADAM BEDE, BY Georgia E liot. of the most poI
ular books of the day. 81
For sale at the RAvENNA BOOK STORE.
Sept. II, 1859. - s..r35.tg -sf
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

For Go ernor,
W WILLIAM DENNISo.N, JR.,
of FrankIa County,
For Lieutenant Governor. -
ROBERT C. KIRK,
Of Knor County.
For Auditor of Slate.
ROBERT w. TA.YLER,
Of MahOning County.
For Secretary of state,
ADDISON P. RUSS Ell l.,
of Citation County. 7
For Treasurer of Stale,
RED P. STO NE,
OF Franklin coainfy.
For Supreme Judge,
+ WILLIAM Y. GHOLS ON,
of Hamilton County.
For Member Board of Public Works.
JOHN B. GREG o RY,
of scioso County
For School Commissioner.
ANSON SMYTH,
of Frankiia tbuRty.
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nc Is q Z uy lcld1 1uuSCu, WuU OuTtS!
The Indian Herb Jctor, r. j LYONS, cures Il fol.
lowing complaints in the most obstinate stages of
existence, viz: -.
Diseases of the Throat. Lungs Heart. LIVER Stomach
Dropsy in the Chest. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits
Falling Sickuc SIS, and all other Nervous De-
s rangements. Also, all diseases of the Blood,
such Scrofna. Er, siI'elas, Cancers.
Fever Sores, Leprosy, and all other
complcaed chronic complaints.
All forms of Female Difficult attended to with the
hanpiest results. =
It is hoped that will despair ofn until they
have the Indan Herb Doctors dicnes and
fanhful trial IL During the Dnctoi's travels in Eau
rope; West Iad,es Fast Indies, South America and
United Siates he ss the instrument in Co.'s h.
to restore health and vigor thou sands who given
up and pronounced inc uruhle by the eminent Old
School Physicia,s; nay more, thousands who on
the verge of the grave, NOW living MONUMENTS to
the Indl4n Her. Doctors kill and successful treatment,
and a,e daily excIamiug-.. Blessed b. the day when
first saw and partook of the Indian Herb Decor
Medicine. ~
Satisfactory references of cures will be gladly aud
cliee fully given whenever required.
The Doc lodges his and honor that he VIII in
nowse directly indirectly induce any invalid
lake his medicines without the strongest probability
of cure. ~
Rem. mber, consultation and advice free. The poor
shall I've liherary considered. .It
GT- Post Office address, box 1868,
l.. X, j. LYONS. NJ. D..
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Special n Offices.


49, GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE = Females
NEy9S WHO value health should never be without
tesr Pills. 1t his heen admitted by number of physi
Clans that females highly value them. They
have given health and siris to hundreds of females who
without Them would have been in their grnves, They
purify blood obtrucons and give the skin
beautiful, Clear, hraIl and interesting appearance-
box of these Pills great medical companion tcer-
tain periods From to three should be taken every
dav until relief is obtained few doses occasionally,
hen well, viii keep The system in healthy condition
See advertisement of NJ rse's Indian Root Pills.
sep.l4-lw +ft=.g SRA: sl1s z %
MY FESTIVE nANCE--We Dance OF DAYS HALL
ESA On Tuesday Eueaing The 20Lk of September inst.
- MUsIc-Winan's Band. TICKETS. 81 90
sept.li-lw .1 st zags1 'il- sis n
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The Baltimore Patriot saws hat the prop
erty of the late George Brown. who died in
that city last week is estimated at 81 600 600.
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GnrrRspnnhrnrR nf tbr 1rmurrat.
THonasros, Maine, Sept. "a. 1875

THoMAsToN. Maine, Sept. %. 1859.
Elifors Democrats.
AS many Of your readers are acquainted
with the Rev. james Mclean recently Or
dained soper the Congregational GEureh in
this town. would take the liberty of giving
you brief account of the services on the
occasion.
Mr.. Mclean having passed through the pre-
liminary examination 10 the satisfaction of the
Council and others Interested. was ordained
on the afternoon Of The 30th nlt-. in accord
ance with the following exercises
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@s-Senu,or Douglas speaks in Wooster,
Wavn. comfy. to morrow.
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New NRillinery Goods.

MRS. A. H. PARSONS wishes to call
1V1 the attention of her patrons and friends her
New stock of Millinery Goods which she has just receiv
ed, which embraces all of the latest styles of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Shop few doors East of p enix Block, North side
Main Street.
All work done to order aud on the shortest notice.
MRS A, II. PARSONS.
Ravenna, Sept, H. IS5e.-2m
TUsT DISCOVERED, by many, that the hest FIFTY
j CENT TEA aud RIO COFFEE. are to he found Mt
SWlFTS DRUG STORE.
fresh supply lust received. Sept. 1859
TTIitE PLACE to have your PREsCRnTioNs property
i prepared is at SWIFTS DRUG STORE
Sept. 1859.
r INSEED OIL and PAINTS of all kinds fur sale low
IL by aU4 CHARLES e. SWIFT.
sept. 1859.
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REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL TicxE~

For st eenss"r,
JAMES A. g ARIEL D,
of Fort. &c Coul,y.
For Member of State B.. I'D If Equalization.
JOHN HOY. Of Summit County
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Willow Cabs.

A R'NEW SUPPLY II OF elegant Willow Cabs fpl
n Children just received, and for sale cheap, at the
Sept. 13 1859. RAVENNt BOOK STORE. B
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VOLUNTARY.
ANTHEM.

VOLUNTARY. -
ANTHEM. DAUGHTER OF ZIoE AWAKE
INVOCATION AND RE ADING THE SCRIPTURES,
By REv.F. WALLACE, RocKLASD.
HYMN. -.s
We bid thee welcome in the name
Of Jesus, our Exalted Head;
Come servant; SO he came
And we received thee in his stead.
( Come a shepherd; guard and keep
-41 This fold from hell and earth, and sin;
Nourish the iambs and feed the sheep,
The wounded heal, the lost bring in.
Come as angel; hence to guide ~ -
band of pilgrims on their way;
That, safely walking at thy side. f
We fail not, faint not, turn nor stray
Come as a teacher from God
Charged his whole council to declare;
Lift DER ranks the profits rod
While we uphold thy hands with prayer.
Come as messenger Of peace,
Filled with the Spirit fred with Iove
Live to behold our large increase, fe
And die to meet all above. ,-r-..s
SERMON,
BIZ REV AUSTIN PHELPS. D. D. AsDovER. Mass.
| HYMN. ..s
| Great Lord of angels, adore .rs,.
| The grace that builds thy courts below,
| =, And through ten thousand sons of light,
| stoops to regard what mortals do.
| Amidst the wastes of time and death,
ga Successive pastors thou dost raise,
/ Thy charge to keep, thy house to guide.
nd form people for thy praise.
| Oh, glorious hopel oh blest EMPLOY
i Sweet lenitive of grief and care
| When shall reach those radiant courts.
And all their joy and honor share'
/ Ye' while these labors we pursue,
/ Thus distant from thy heavenly throne,
i,ist Give zeal and love like theirs,
l And half their heaven shall here be know
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N~iIy,us W Field, the teleg' aph here.
attended Ire Williams COLLEGE Commence
mint on Wednesday and was added to the
list ef those ~ho received The HONORARY degree
of Master Arts.-.Norfh adams .Nelcs.
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OberIin Rescue Fund.

Several of the Townships have not yer their
port funds raised for the 0berln Reseuers Il desf
rabe that the masters be closed and Township c.
mteemen requested to report Immediately. ri -
II. Y. BEE8E, D Com for
.=,l f. w SEYMoUR, PoItsge
Ravenna. Aug. 3o-sw s. HERRICK, } County.
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PROVE ALL THfNGS! =aa-.a
1853. September Appointments. 1859.
DIR. II. w. WADSWORTH,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,
Can be consulted as foliotus


NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE.
The Mode of Examination
Pursued by Dr. wAnSw' 'RTH is very sinrl., and
entirely new and by disease of any of vi l
organs is in few with facility aud
certainty and without asking the patient a question or
having the least previous knowledge of he case.
Among the Diseases treated successfully are
SCrOfUla, a4 Aaaa
And all diseases of >cuulous oriqin. Ulcers. Tumor
Enlarged Glands Joints. Hip Diseases, Sweed Nerk
or Gnitre Scrofulous Eyes, Srad Head Eruptons
on the face other parts Cancer. Fistul Spinal Di
cases. Dyspepsia, Gravel, Impotence Structure, ST. Vus
Dance. Epilepsy, Rheuuta,ism, Dropsy, etc, etc.
All diseases peculiar to Females all chronic dis
eases of Brain. Ewes, Throa, Lungs Hear Somach.
Liver, Kidneys. Spleen, Skin, or other organs.
Those suffering from Chronic Disease,
of any descripon may be assured that their cases win
b. rea'ed fairly aud candidv, aud they viii not be e."
prct b-uet Dr. W. has visited Cleveland aud other
places in Ohio and New York. regularly tor the Hast two
yens aud can furnish patients with any amount OF evil
dence In regard 10 his skill aud qualification Tie will
Wait the above pnres In five six weeks. for
year TINS pfvor those wi consult him. opportunity TO
continue till cured Those which have been treated
by others aud pronounced incurable, requested 10
call Ir III cost you nothing to have your exahin-
ed and explained
toms aud enclosing S. will have medicine adapted TO
their case sufficient to last month 1--we weeks,sen
them by express. Ad 'ress
II W wAnswoRTH, D. ,.5
-s.3 ~'- % Ba nvia, N. Y. ~
Teeth extracted without pain, by Gslvsuism.
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SECRET. ny ov srATx-s t,FFeE.
Columbus, April i6, 1859.
hereby certify that tile oryoiI.g acts true copie
AZ the original ros flf iu this efiiee.
=, - A. r RUSSELL, Secretary Of State.
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Aoplron'- orrcn. Portage CO..

Havauus. Sc. ct,ber H. 1859.
thereby certify cGa' ia's c"infHrcd fh' fofegon'
laws with 1i y ttt'h NJ S"crSil! "
gtaee. ana fnd ttrp enrrse,
- Slsss ALFRED BALDWIN. ccuutl Audior
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SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS. IT'S.

eThe and leaves Mil be the healing of til
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DOXoLOGY

PRAISE eoD FORM wuox ALL BLESSINGS Flo,
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He is a Phy ician indeed, who Cures!

give such balm as have no strife
With nature or the laws of life;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor poison men to eisr their pain.
, 1859-01-05
Progress Of Science in Fnty:,.

The *Schuiastikos s'' nr tic venerable
Greek Reader las bspken loos. from lis ALL
tiquc moorinss and sought local ha,i:atirn
snl name i'll 1lc youthful State CT In,y:t.
where he is displaying lis unsearehu1lc pro-
fundity in tue examination Of candidates fr
teachers il tue COMMON schools :, l.I..: III
the Davenport lorning -Ntars, from y defeated
asplrapt for pcdasogic honors, gives IN intc-
resting sketch Of his encounter " iih the man
Of wisdom. Geography, arithmetic, i, Gpi-
tions, grammar AID spelling, were the BRANCH
cs Of human knowledge in Which III. r.oti-
cheney OF the candidate was sought. aa1 If
the questions proposed il was required 1,y tie
committee that be should give corrcc: an-
swers TO 10 per cent.
What did the gcun; CT scholastic .stain-
mcnt pFopouud, in the way Of geography.
z. u-Hnw lnRny States tic Sd, Of tie 5.llali-
est Que in tlle Union woaI tue al17e-t cue nl4k.,
Q. Il Whore -~-ll <L~ 4--ts-,, r-:-- steal.
and equator bc rtacc3, If tie aAs ut the calill
were lhcliucd 81 degrees % the rluc o! its or!i1
Both these questions. and several others Of
equal or greater cons. qucncc i'll determining
the qualifications Of. teacher, f1c Is "Why
docs ii rain 80 little il Egypt ::'-wczc cc7.
rccily answered l,y Tie teacher. But we core
10 arithmetic:
Q. Find tue value If tic expression, tl,rcc-
thlrtecnths Of ,hlrty-seycn Acyenths, plus seycn-
elcventds. {urmerstorD seventeen. .tour;ls, (,'c-
nnnI1utor.) divided by 1hrrc, minus Two thirds,
(nuueEatOr .)two.sCrcuiAs {dcnolninator1 divided
by one minus two.sh1ris, minus one lu1f, {uutucr.
ntor,) flre.sixths, {lcn0minatorl!
Q. la person being asked the time Of ley
replied that ! Of The time pas: nouu, eanailel Two.
minis OF tile time from .hen ~ midnight. nl,,s
q. What WIS the time:
On question IL, aboyc, lie candidate
makes the following sensible comment:
After working through this. Was induced, in
30 iupulniye moment, 10 write over it LIS fol-
lows: " The man who wrote this TO puzzlo the
applicant, WAS an nsa Why did he not ask for
4 statement of the principles in connection With
complex fractionsy' ! I'm informed thu, this
il the reasoa why the Superintendent Says an
morally unfit to teach school
Tue following question in grammar VIC
commend to our State Teachers Association,
lately in session at Galctburg:
II. Write the past tense Of SHALL "havc"
and "nay." Future tense Of will" The acc
ond person singular, past perfect of"tare."
Iowa is progressing too fast in tie liberal
arts, by considerable. II questions like these
are her standard for qualification to teach in
public schools, her youth will become too
"cute - for the ordinary ayocltions Of life.
, 1859-01-05

anu the Union cannot be too frequently nor
100 distinctly declared. In view Of this,I
:aunot al! ior1~ar placing upon record MY pr.
test, embodying. as believe, the sentiment
ofths people Of Illinois, azain.t til. idra
and against auy Dotiona1 policy conforming
70 the idea, that the Almighty has drawn ,
hne on this continent on one side Of which
the soil must Be cultivated By slave labor.
CoNCLC5EoN.
;, leel it fut just TO express ms scnse If ,1e
uSatloa to al the state officers Tor the faith
M \, manler in which they have discharged
euelf resrtcsive duties. Notbin. eau lie
more perfect than the system of each, anil
the adtnii able order in which the ais:airs If
their sese1sl offices have been kept.
:, In conclusion. gentlemen, Ibeg to express
tie hore thai your session will be alike Meas
ant to yourselves aud profitable 10 III. peD.
pie "ho:c representatives ycu IRE. AID lha.
tI'Nl, who hollis iu Hand the tI..etinies of M.
tions, will guide your steps ar slt.
c-..-... WIZ. II. BISSEIL.
SPRINGFIELD. Jznury 3. 1859,
, 1859-01-05

lou should inquire fully into this matter, 1ai
fit be true that polygamy does prevail in this
Territory, aud ia sought TO be Incorporated os
one Of our social institutions, into the social and
political body Of the country, it is proper II at
80 extraordinary pretension should be pre-
scented to this Court, under the solemn sanction
Of your finding. Inquire into the cxten: to
which this practice prevails. and report to the
Court your conclusIou On the subject. II the
Legislature Of this Territory thea desires to
conform to tie code Of each and eve<y State and
Territory lu the Union, upon your .p.csentmrnt
they sill know lne tact that po!yga1ny does pre-
vail here, and they can &C. accordingly. II
Congress can stretch out its arms TO enforce the
primo ciples that upderlie the American social
inbric. upon your pzesentment Congress- then
can ect
Truth can harm nobody. FiEd that truth
gentlemen, in respect to this question; snd, &C.
cording TO ny reading Of the law, your respon-
sibili.ies and those Of this Court will be 1t an
aud respecting po1Egamy.1 -;
, 1859-01-05

The Message Of Coz. Chase of Ohio. IA oe
considerable length, and prepared with rrusuM
care. The Message recommends thu collection
ol taxes IN gold nad Silver ami na1es OF the Ohio
Banks only
The message is very full oa the subject Of tae
SOCIAL statistics Of the State The s1,r,s;;ons
10 ta'h portion will attract general u:,rn;iua.
S2y III Sss afGts !, sp! u
ID banking. is the cnly Fornd t!oc;r.nc bu. an.
rears to ask Whether il 10 wer;h while .cr Tic
State Courts cad Legislature O: OAio 10 max.
further attempts 10 collect tQGalta1es of banks.
noT that the Federal Courts SO strongly sus,a,n
the opposite doctrine. Is it worth whie TO bring
on cout.ct IN this matter between State and
federal uuthorltics?
4 paragraph IN the message seems 20 reflect
upon the last Legislature Tor providing 10 ryn.
LltF Tor The baaks tina: t:..:d 10 l:st :ccorI Ding
to The amended lct
An important Suggestion ia the message is,
that the whole system Of yevcnue and exppadt-
tare be 50 changed Is 10 bring oil collections
and disbursements within ser!, auuual periods.
The Governor remarks that the &C. OF The
Legislature before the las:, fur the safe kcerius
OF the public moncys, c2era,ed to keep The nc.
rey IN The channels Of commerce, while the net
Of the last Legislature withdrew the public
1unds from those channels, both ncts Operating
equally as TO security. Might it not be adv,.a.
bic to adopt thtt plan wh,ca left those moreys
ionGcst IN The chauoeis Of com nerctai csrcuia.
tson. The message shows cEeAt familiarity with
every department Of the Government, and that
he Les thoroughly mastered the deta1is Of su
tie reports submitted 10 him. aad hrs udtrd to
eteh the Results OF his OWL researches aad re-
xect1ous IN this respect the message is 1ast
Improvement on those Of s15 Of his 7redeces-