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EIOLINS,
and Musical Instrr mentS Of all kinds at lower
prices than ever before offered to the public
A large discount to Teachers and Schools.
The trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
SECONDHAND PIANOS, at great bar
gains, constantly in store,-prce from $50 to
$40.
MUSfE.--One Of the largest and best Sc
lected Catalogues of Music now published,
comprising many Of the choice and most pop
uLar airs Of the d2y, and will be sold at one
third Of from the regular prices
Music sent by mail to all parts Of the coun-
try, postpaid. Particular and personal atteu-
ton paid to all orders received by mail Sat
isfaction guaranteed in every instance. Pianos
and Aelodeoas for rent aud rent allowed on
pGachase. Pianos and MelodeonS for sale on
monthly payments. Second hand Pianos ta-
ken in exchange for new. General and select
Catalogues and Schedule of prices forwarded
to all parts of the country by mail
Great inducements offered to AGENTS
in all parts of the country, to sell the Horace
Waters Pianos, Nclodeous, and Catalogue Of
Music. $40
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BLACKBERRIES
RASPBERRIFS.

BRINCLE'S ORANGE. s. per dozen; FAS.
TOLFF, RIVERS 5 LARGE FRUIrED MONTH
LY, KNEVETT'S GIANT. HUDSON RIVER
ANTWERP, RED ANTWERP and YELLOW
ANTWERP, at 5 per dozen, and s. per 100
plants
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ead0~neat for tie relief Of tie sfck and dis
tTessed, afflicted acih TaUlent and
Epidemic diseases.
yENIE HOWAR ASSOCIATION, in view
u the awful destruction of human life, caus-
ed by Sexual diseases, several years ago direct
ed their Consulting Surgeon, to open Di.pen
Sary for the treatment Of this class of diseases
in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL AD-
VICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter
with description of their condition, (agc
occupation, habits of life, &c, and in cases
of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors of the Assoriat on, in their
late Annual Report express the highest salts
faction with the success which has attended
the labors of their Surgeons in the cure oil
! SpermatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness Gonorr-
! hoe, elect, Syphilis, the vice of Onanism OF
Sclf-Abuse, Disease Of the Kidneys and Blad-
der, &c', and order a continuance of the same
| plan for the ensuing year.
| An admirable Report on SpermatorrhGa, OF
! Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Mas
turbation or SelfAbuse, and other Diseases
of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Sur
geon, will be sent by mail, lin sealed envel-
/ ope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage.
| Address, for Report or treatment DR..
j. SkILLIN H0UGHTON, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. lI:24-1y.
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Planting Trees.

As the proper season Is now approach.
ing for transpianting trees, a few hints TO
new planters will not be out of place
l. Have your ground in good heart,
and see that it contains sufficient quan-
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SMALL FRUIT.

HAVING paid special attention to the cul-
4 1 tivation of small fruits, and spared no
pains or expense to procure everything of the
kind rare and valuable, am now prepared to
furnish, in large or small quantities, on reas-
oaable terms, the following varieties:
BLACKBERRIES.
NEW ROCHELLE OR LAWT0N-50 900
strong aud vigorous plants of this superior va
riety, at the following reduced prices:
loo Plants, $1,000 20 Plants, $500
40 do coo 10 do 200
80 do 500 A do 100
Circulars, giving information as to manage
ment of plar IS and general cultivation, will be
forwarded to all purchasers.
DORCHESTER-A very long, beautiful,
sweet berry, and abundant bearer. Highly
esteemed.
NEWMA ANS THORNLESS Priced on ac-
count of its comparative freedom from thorns.
aud its abundant yield Of excellent fruit, tho
not so large as the first two varieties. Prices
same.
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Merchants and Traders will be their guard and not
imposed upon BY Counterfeit of Morses Indian Root
Pills. signed A. b. Moore. All genuine Indian Rect Phs
hare the name and signature of a. j. Rhlts Co.. on
each box
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ENLARh Il PHILLIPS render Their thanks
u to all the good people of this Common
wealth for their most liberal patronage, and
they do tender their special thanks to their
competitors and any others, for their gentle
barking for all time, concocted falsehood for
all time, envy and jealousy; for no doubt it
was meant for evil, but has proved our good.
So go ahead. The more the better.
20 CLARK & PHILLIPS.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Beneuolent Institution, established 6Y special
eadoeme'et for tie relief Of the SICK and dis
tressed, afflicted 'cith TUuleat and
Epiden.ic diseasea
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Miss SOUTHWORTH,
CoLoNEL G. W. CLOCLETT,
CHARLES BURDETT,
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, f. d.,
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GEOKGE ARNOLD,
SAMUEL YOUNG,
Mas. ANNA WHELPLEY,
Miss VIRGINIA VAUGHN,
Mas. DI. NERNON,
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FINLEY JOHNSON.
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Will be given to each subscriber Immediately
on receipt of the subscription money. This i,
presented at Memento Of Friendship, and no
as an inducement to obtain subscribers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21
Imporlnnt nom IYnEhington.

AspeciaI, ,dispAteh from the Washington
GORE espopdeht of>,he Times. 10 be publish,
ed to mdtr6w. eo6yeys the foal6wink in.
Abohtaetinfofhstiot:f - ~
Z NSecfOiary cass. on reading.ths >Csss-
" risssari treaty, as modified, promptly
pressed 10 The eNiearaguan,M Minister his aps
proval Ofis.. bat said i remaiped with the
President to say whether il would be 40.
ceutAbls. Il1Eas- Immediately carried to
MI. Buqhanan. who, having Examined
closely he additional article, with is mod,
lifcalion. declined eiviug his appreciation.
SAYING that he would suspend Judgment
until Gen. Lamar arrived, be being sxl
peeied here on the 28lb inst. The treaty
was Questionable 10. what is known asStRe
additional article. This provided that the
United States shall sutotce their neutrality
laws. and prevent any armed expedition
from leaving ibeis shores, for the purpose
Of invading the soil Of Nicarsgus. This
article prssuppoasd a dereliclion on the
part OF the United States, in enforcing
these laws. 10 this our Government OBJ
jscied; the clause now comes back altered
80 as to read. the Government Of the Uni
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21
NEWS RY THE RuRopA.

!, The defeat Of the Derby Ministry on
the relo, m bin, is announced by The Eu.
Iropa. Lora John Russell's resolution oon.
dsmning che project otreiorn advanced by
the ministry prevailed by amsiorlty o.
thirty. The probability is that The Minis
leVs will resign. aud that Lord John Rue
cell win be called upon TO, carry on heI
MajestY's government. Il is doubtful
whether be can form Ministry. The
opposition to the Derby Reform Bill are
very far from, agreeing amopg themsehes
The ultras on both sides, Conservatives
and Reformers, were arTpyedin opRosi
iion. l,wasas il the ultra AboliiOpistl
and 6Es,sAlars in lhis conDiIy should com
bIne 10 destroy the policy Of moderate men
Afisr they had accomplished the work o
destruction. they Sould be unable 10 8
lSfarthers The contest in Psrliameni, ,th
lnswa Of the o;nelnsion Of which. has jua
reached rs, was not kascd upon principl
on either side. II was scramble for pl
fee quite 90 puprineipled and undigli6s
as many Of the specimens With which ou
second rate politicians illustrate the annpl
| oi this country. The newstrom the con
linent is not favorable to the preseSvatic
h Of peace.i There lie but little ocDGdenc
hreposed in the Peace Congress. 5st,a'sl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

NEw. YoRE, April t5.--Ths Herald 70.
ferripg 10 tho late Cuban expedition says.
tb,ee weeks ago Don jose Elias Hrrnsndez
with a small number Of Cuban exiles left
here in an American Schooner with Aba
avowsd purpose Of landing % the Eastern
shore Of Cuba tocreate q revolution. sHs
went msinly on, bis own responsibility,
having no connection With the Cuba Junt'
or any American organisation. = haa h
A letter from Pasario, Feb. 10Th, say
The treaty OF PaIAguNy was signed on thl
9th. CommodoFe ,Shablck, ordered al
ISesaels io4be detained below. until be ar
rived. ar.t aEt.n a.satg aas Aata
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21
Duty Of Assessor in Enumeration OF
White Male Inhabitants.

Whte male InhaDttnntss
:, We learn that some Of the township as
SCISSORS suppose that they are not bound
to tskeian enumeration ofthe white male
oil the State this year. They
ara mistaken; the law isexpress.
IAN act passed January 10, 1899. re-
Quilted enumeration by the County assess.
ors in that year and Ersry fourth gear
thsreofter. An act of March go. l84l, de-
Volved the duty upon township instead Of
county assessors: An act of january 2a.
.ls49, fequired the Governor 70 notify the
tshiPusAessofs, Of the, dudes thus re-
qaired of them, by Proclamation, ~ lthe
year l849s and every fourth year there
sflsf. Thea act Of February II, 1851
repealed by Implication the acts Nof l64s
relating TO This matter, but required the
duty Of fehumeratio1 from the township
assessors every fourth year. An act Of tht
General Csssmbly. just adjourned, passed
ApTil4. 1859. Fepsals expressly the act.
of ls4l. but enjoins again the duty Of emu
theration upon the township assessors.
The law. therfore, as it now stands. dis
ptnSeo WIN we OONeIuot PiVOlonotiOn
but requires Tie towonsbip assessors Of the
tie several townships to take an enumera
tion as formerly. every fourth year, Of al
the white male inhabitants Of their respee'
tive townships over the age af twenty ont
years. and make return thereof TO the CleFI
Of the Court OF Common Pleas. on or be
fore the third Monday of May in such year
The FOURTH YEAR is THIS YEAR; and th'
township assessors should govern them
lselvss accordingly.
! Il may be wellio add here, that nj
remuneration or enrolment for miliIi
purposes is now required; tho section o
the acts formerly passed. Which provides
for II. having been repealed at the last ses
zion -TOhio State journal. 1 ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

!, IA econ THINe.-A short time since;
John Van iBuren and other dignitaries
were having a good time over tbeir wine
and walnuts at famous boarding house in
this city. when the lAudlady-a plump
rosy widow-came into the room. Mad
am. what are your poiilicsg' inquired one
Of the party. II am q siIait-out Silver
Gray Whig." she replied. "Lcok at her
iolosslys ge0tl msn''. remarked the Prince;
for ! assure you the male species = Of thai
sninslis entirely extinet."-EN. Y. Ttib.
une. a,
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%A correspondent Of the Hartford
Times. writing from San Richardo. Cuba,
Feb. 28. says. "a gentleman named .Bus
ohanan was. at Ca denasa few days since,
and the Spanfatds. on learning his name.
crowded around. staring at him as if he
wore some wild animal, and some asked il
be aad really come to buy the island" -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

Books &oa-see Messrs BRKNKEMxn d
Co.'S. advertisement in an other column. I
Also E. NJ. WIxrKRs Esq. wsshiDg.mA.
chimes, farming utensils.
And again Msssrs. LAwRESoE q Mas
sET's picture gallery, there is the place
10 transmit your beauty for small con.
sideratiOn and in superior style.
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ImYortant Ae,ion of the Americas stat,
Ccuncil.
fspssIa fDispa,ck 10 De Cincinnati Ganelle,l

BAE4fMoRH, April f-Tbs American
State Council ysslsrdsy adopted 4 resolu'
non 10 iaYct oiths UOioh Of al he Oppo,
sition elements. .aia The great Nssip.al psr.,
repudis.ihg Norsbsrn OF Southern section
alty. apd lccoommeidihg the election o
delseasea 10 4 National Convention, u
nomina.s candidates for iO6o. !, ,,s,@,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

The Great Draw back 20 persons emigrntings
10 the extreme south aud country s the fear
they have OF the Fever and Aeue-lha most direful
OF all diseases Every day hear Of persons attack
without any means OF ahording relief In view Of the
great demand for remedy. DR, HosTErTER has IIes
sented his celebrated sfBitters," whose curative
powers for all diseases stomach have been uni
versally acknowledged. The t.Btters," prepared af
ter long experience and study, have received the
as all classes, from every part OF our country, To
those who doubtthe many Virtues all say is
to trI them, and judge for tn ectfuiiyI
Sold By Druggsts aud dealers generally eyeTyWhoTo
IT Tssee advsF.ise mont In hhoiher column.
Anrl7, lS59--lm4g.p lfasi y astat V-sn f.s.lt
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

MOTHERsI MOTHEHsIl MOTHERsIt
Don,tfail 70 procure Mrs. winslowS Soothing sy-
Fup for Children Teethng II has no equal on earth
greatly facilitates the process 0feethiDg by soften
ing the gums, reducing all inaammaiton--will nHaY
ali pain, nd s sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
pom Il, mQthers Will give rest 70 yourselves, and
reliefand health to your nfants. Perfectly safe I'D
all cases.. ....,1 .>4.a11
This valuable pfepatatlpn lathe prescription Of one
ofthe most experieheed and skiIlful female PhysiA
clans in New Epgland and has bsen used with never
| failing success In millions ofcAses.
We be1iefe feittstBe bebtabt sht6st remedy in the
world, in all Of Dysentery and Darrhea In child
dre whelhef Il arises from teethiDg or from any
other cause. -1tFAh alsF24tsa
| II lfea and health can be estipatsd by dollars and
cents, II Is worth It's ight IN gold. aN' Y 4
Millions Of bottles are sold every the United
States. It's an old and well tried remedy.
| - PRICE ONLY rs CENTS "A BoTTBR.t :
,TFNope genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New York. is on the outside wrapper.
Juue 10, 1s5s-0if0 P'''7f = "
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

Sr. LOUs, April l5.-Dales have been
received at Leavsnworth. from Utah 10 the
18th ullimo. The Mormons at ProYoo
are indignant because troops are stationed
there during the session OF Court. There
we're rumors ofa threatened collision, bat
no material demonstration Cav. Cummins
was sent for.
Salt. Lake City is infested by an organ.
lied bAnditli. Some of them have been
arrested. -, 49,,
The Indians. cOpanus tdiutdrsIers With
The, California mails. esliOosipg at carries
and stealing STOCK. NT{ IN
/ TAe'Eivsr has. come % . aAhd At-this
point with plenty lGf ~Atet both above
and,bslON. Eotbiug pew from spylof tie
upper streams. Weather cIsAE and cool.
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EN- 8! FITs! FITs!l .FITs

DIX. HdJVCElFS Y EtfEIdbLEl E1IHHG ~
EPlLEPTlC PILLS, 5 ~ sse..
For the Cure If Fits, SPas, CrqmPs and all NsrvoHs
~ and CoMstitafiohS tDisSasss. " e7s4.
nsiady, viii Snd Ds. n nses's ETA BE
LBPTlc PIBLS 10 bethe only rene dy ever discover.
sdfoEc cuting Epilepsy or Falling Fis, 3 a,Jf slgs.
systeht md although they ARE repassd eapecisfl
for thsPprpose u curing El,ia. they be fognd of
especial benefit for all persons affcted with weak
nefyeSor whose nervous syste has beeR pro.tratsd
Or shattered frpw any cese lwbateyeI. In ehropie
Somplaints or diseases or long standing
Prloe % per box two boxes for es Rersons out
the city, enclosing remittance wiifhav Sthe Pi
sale by SETH s, HANCE, No lDs baltimore Street,
BhlimSre Maryland, to whom crdefh from all bhft5
June IL. 1b56-Iy1 Y ~.
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! NoRrnERs IcR.-The propellofs Gov,
Oushman and Manhattan have arrived
from st. Mary's river with cargoes OF ice
some Of which is over two feet thick, and
Of 4 wonderful cisArness. More vessels
are on their way down. Rhe ice b stil
firm in the fivef. but il is thought that !
the severe rain storms Of this section dr
ring the last two Or flhtee days had e3ten
ded there, il would soon give way SOM
seventeen inches Of snow had fallen il
that country during the time Of the 40
seuoe Of the Cushman, -, Cleveland Re
view, '... ,...t.,.,a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

HF5OOO Agents Wanted--ro sell four new
inventions. Agents have ttade over $4,000 on
one,--beuer than all other similar agencles Send
tour stamps and get IS pages Particulars, graiis.
EPHBAtM BROWN; Leweil5 Mass.
March ,, leS9-6m44 --'.'- ~ S
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

CoNNEcTIcuT ELECTION. struggle
in Connecticut has resulted in Democrat
10 defeat, Buckingham The Opposition
candidate fof Governor, is elected by e.
o08, and the entire Congressional delega,
.ion':s now Opposition. ..he DEMOCRATS hay
ing lost them Two members Of Congress
Messrs. Arnold and Bishop, Sham De
mocracy seems to be getting small By 40
giSes aud beautifully less, Il, .as ~ (. ~
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
New YoRk, April 1B. The steamship
Ehropp, withadvicss from Liverpool 70
The ed inst, three days later than those
furnished By the City Of Baltimore. arrived
at this por, this morning. The steamship
Brennan arrived on the 3lst ult.
GENERAL IETELLIaKNcA.- There has
beeDa deci,ion in the House Of Commons
on the Reform bill. The vote was 2gl
for the second reading. aud $50 for Lord
John Russelis resolution, showing a ma
iority against the government Of 80
Lord Derby. IN the House Of Lords,
said that the Cabinet Was considering
what course 10 adopt. He had had an in
terview with the Queen, bu. nothing def
mite was resolved on.
A resignation was GENERALLY anticipated,
The Ministry was TO announce the result
Of their deliberations on the matter, on
Mondav, the 9TH instant.
The Irish sedition trial at Tralee had re-
sdIled in ihe conviction Of the prisoner.
and bis ,sehtehce to LETT years penal seTfi'
Itude. H4e 4 d tef5d 7,tsss ynt7a'
The Belfast trials Wete cohelnded, but
tie Jury had been Hnabla to agree, AMI
were locked up. y s,a, .l,..e 5rta ~.
The departure Of the steamer Prince
Albert from Galway had been postponed
Iiin the 9th instant. '.'la
IL The PEACE CoseREss. rAus.ria has oh
liected the l eaoe Congress netting at Ba
den. and France leaves the choice ol local.
]iy 10 Austria.
4 Pieamont is not to be admitted as &
!, great power. but will be represented on
EtimilAr conditions 10 the other Il'liAr
States. .sN8a i6 .as-s ilj 4. a.t
II Count Cavour has returned toTurn,--
He is said TO have secured bis object will
Napoleon. ,ssaJ lA tss5s
+ The military preparations are sontinu
ed, s8d asEe,5as f, ,fa "a Il
The Paris bOurss closed Ermly .. SO
IoVe' $g,s all4 Z! gei 1sygt SO 1870
4 TnE FInEs IN NEW loHLEArs.77TWilhil
the space Of . week, four most dislrpctiv'
fires occurred Al New Orleans, the aggFo
gate damage. of which will fully rvsol
fSi, 500, 900, On the 30lh u1t,, the whole
/ sale grocery OF Charles R. BAily 4 Go,
and the tobacco estAblishmsDt Of Psttep
Smith Il Putnam we're burned, The los
was 81. 100000. On the 81 inst, Hal
Of tho Planters Press, including 500
bales ofco,ton, was consumed, involving
2 q destruction of property TO the amount
! $500, 900, Z. s
On the 9Th the third and most disss
ferrous conAagra.ion took place, by whic
/ the Levee Press was destroyed, with 10
900 bales ofcotton and 20 buildipgG moi
Of which. however. were cheap and snial
, The loss by this fire 10 Estimated at $3.50
I 900. ,s 58la.gs ~ ~ &
The fourth Of the series which brol
out on Thursday loon last, burned Hall
. warehouse on Fulton street. and eight 9TH
buildings; besides 5000 bales Of bagginl
large quantity OfToPe, ect. Loss S2O'
600. 4 7l asA " h9l N stl'e's y
Il Though the damage appears small
}, comparison with the large 'cotfagratior
. which preceded aud followed il, Il may
2 mentioned that BrodY's lumber yard "
burned on the 9th. involving aloss Of Sit
! 1000. tH@ if'a tN'"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

FOR BIGAMr.-A man by the
name Of Robbins. indicted for bigamy.
vas tried at Raleigh. n. c.. on Friday last
and convicted. On Saturday he was brand
ed in openeourt with the Letter B on the
right cheek, in open court-ths brand
leAvinga mark that he will carry to his
grave.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

GTJim. Sniok puts everything to use
His wiie has bald head. and be strop'
his razor on 1.-THE scamp. s15@ p.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

EESham Democracy suffered badly in
Cincinnati at the recent Spring election.
The Opposition ticket triumphed by from
u 900 10 300. The vote pOlled was tb6
heaviest sFsb cast at Spring election in
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21
LsSaAdA Rnn- sale

In N Missour ,IOSvn, Wisconsin,, IllinOisI
a WiehIgan, slIinpcsota or KaRsas.J os
Which Re hRs s6iecle2 witE sres Ssfe ia tSewess,
Nbtlrey much loHeEthab theg eaps 10 purchased apg
ot5ss place, Any q which wil prove paying invest
sN1Sfaa ArsssarFhs9tss. bseI hopts6t az besssoni
@ s,Ss EnSe me Ss
totbeineinieri for that reason, be. u understood
but inptce according the time they have
beep onefod w GOVERNMENT. tr&ta $ t19D hlf
alraniy Dead sin ieHses, and 10 the Ratept
alieady sShed By delivered 10 Rprc4Asets.
Apply IN my absence. 70 H. L. Crldef or 70 John
Mumaugii LHhcAstef.ssa s,istmk w sitaeA-itlyt
ogncs bso al, oolumhus. ohios 81 has. silyAi
March IL, lSs9-3m46 T. W. TALLMADGE.
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mOT1ER IlSI nIOTEIEHsII MOTHER0JI

H-PlOOO Agents Wanted---For pittieulkfs
sOndstamps. O, p. .WHlTTEN, Lowell, Mass.
March ,, l6s9--6m44 sstn-F, 4,n.' eN''
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r64a MARnIED
ohjsdndAy the lolhsinst.. BY Rev. 4. b.
MartIndale, Mr.. THo's II. Cook Of Be /
mont Go, o.. aud Miss MAkfqS. BowEE Of
Fairfield Co. Ohio. tsRE ~. 49,
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Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
~ ,sasisd q MARTIN WELKER, "a

April 8, 1859. PTeGidept Of the Sepaie.
Auditors Office, F. Q, o, March 1889.
hereby certify thai. ] have examined the
proef o. the above laws, and that they are
published correctly, according 10 the copy furs
nishsd BY the Secretary Of State. tfEaA Z
A. J. DiLDlNE, County Auditor. ;
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The popalstion oftbe United States IN
cresses one million year, ottNothoussnd
every day. " sha'''''f 'ese F3eSH ~