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makes perfect cureI
Only one dose Immediately relieves CHoLrc,
while only one dose often repeated is a sure
cure for CHOLERA MoRBUs, and preventative
of CHOLERA.
ar Only one bottle is needed to throw out OF
the system the effects OF medicine, after long
sickness.
ss- One bottle taken for JAuSDIcE, removes
all sollowness or unnatural color from the skin.
One dose taken short time before ealing
gives vigor to the appetite, and makes food di-
gest well.
one dose omen repeated cures CHRONIC DIAa.
RHGA In its worst forms, while SUMNER and
Bowel complaint yield almost 10 the FIRST dose.
One or two doses cures attacks by WORMS in
Children; there In no surer, safer, or speedy
remedy in the world. as II nersr faIs.
As- A few bottles cures DRoPsY, by exciting
the absorbents.
We take pleasure In recommending this med
cina as u preventive for FEVER AND AGUE,
Gull FEVER, and all FEvgRs Of u Bilious TYPE.
II operates with certainty, and thousands are
willing 10 testify to It's wonderful virtues:
All who use y are giving their UNANIMOUS
testimony in Its favor.
AS- Mix water in the mouth with the hvlg'
orator, and swallow both together.
THE LIVER INvIGORATOR
is a scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily
working cures, almost too great to believe. IL
cures AS If by magic, even the first dose giving
benefit, and seldom more than one bottle IS re-
Quired TO cure any kind OF Liver Complaint,
from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia 70 a
common Headache, all OF which are the result
| Of Diseased Liver.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR Pen BoTrLE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor,
345 Broadway, New York.
Retailed by all Druggists. For sale by
ISRAEL GREEN, Findlay, OHIO.
Jan. @, 1850. ly.
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H,RTM1>,s EsrArE.-

~ Notice Ia hereby given. that the sub.
Administrator with the will annexed. on the
estate of Nicholas Hartman. late of Jackson
township, Hancock county. Ohio, deceased.
BENJAMIN F. JONES,
Adminisird;or icuh ne ,pW dnnsrsd.
July l6, lSj9.-[3w
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The LIVER is one Of

The LIVER is one Otl
lators Of the human
perfurms it's ruuc 4
ers ofthe system are !
The stomach : almost 4
healthy action Of thu y
performance ~ its
stomach is at fault.
fault. and tho whole :
fers in consequence 4
LIVER having ceased Z
the diseases of thai 4
prietors has made IL !
tice Of more than.
some remedy where !
the many derange.
liable, 3
To prove that this Z
found, any person :
COMPLAINT, In anv of !
try a bottle, and con
These Gums remove
matter from the sys
their place n healthy :
rating the stomach /
gest we'll. PURIFYING :
tone and health &C. !
'ry, removing I hel
-efecting n radical
BILIOUS ATTACKS are
BETTER, PREVENTED BY
the LIVER lSvIGoR ,
One duse amer eat /.
lieve the stomach I
from rising and sour ]
Only one dose taker 4
vents NIGHTMARE. I
Only one dose taken 4
bowels gently, and J
One dose taken NJ
cure DYSPEPSIA.
49, 0na dose nftuOl
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DONNET BORDERS, ofevery variety, Mt
ID HENDERSON Il SONS.



GUARDIANS sALE.-0n Tuesday, the
" twenty.sxth day Of July, 1859. at one
O'Clock a. NJ, ut the door Of the Court House,
in the town of Finday, will be sold to tho high
est bidder, the following real estate OF Marion
A. Cobb, minor child OF Alonzo Cobb, deceased,
to-wit: the south half of the south east quarter
of section twenty seven; also, the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF section
tive enty seven; also, the west half OF the north
east quarter Of the southeast gu trter OF sec
ton twenty seven, all In township two nortl
OF range eleven, containing In all one hundred
and forty acres OF land. more or less, subject to
the dover OF the widow. (who will sell her dow
or on reasonable terms,) appraised at 81, $685.
33I.
Terms: One third OF tho purchase money In
hand on the day Of sale and the residue In one
and two years, thereafter with interest from
the day Of sale, the deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage on said premises.
LEVI WOLF, Guardias.
O'NsAL Il BLAcEroEB, Atforreys.
yune ~, ls59.-t6t
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Alisftaauerrist
Nntine
would respect

would respect
lie fuiivinform his friends and the public tnel ne haS
Tenoyed his Gun Store No lO2 superior street. mex
door 10 GorhBm Apnis. where may oe l3elo "a rsIse
der Shot Caps Rc &c. q Repairing done neas anu
with utCSlo1L
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CORDAGE.
NanFIla .Elbl1 a l21s
TArred Rcne 7.s II Z a l3
PursGssse..9Is Sc
FRUITS


Anplas PT'n.- Fsbbl &c. 4 y
DO dried S9hus 2 coo
Peaches DID e7lb-(G p
DO unpld --F9lb lS9 u I
FiEs- e'lO 4tldl ia
Lemons ...--f}hoT a -
Oranges --- slbox-(O =
Raisins. NJ r Sbox 2 15(0 2 81
Do lsyer E9boX3 Ia 5 g
Cranberries-- S9bbl9 506l0 o.
FLOUR AND MEAL
o. Ind. sup z9bbl 1 $40 5 q
o. hind ext T9bbl 5 25lG 5 s.
Double extra S9bbl 5 T5'0 s s.
Rye Flour F9bbl 8 75SA 4 o.
Buckwheat z9cwt 2 251A ? 3
Com Meal -z9cwt % l 8
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PRICE one DOLLAR PER BOrTL
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1859. 1859.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

Es4E 49, -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
o. 1858 Passenger Train leave Cleveland as follow
ll30 NJ Cincinnati Express stopping e Berea Grafton
Wellington, New London Shel9y, SreStlne
GALLON, Gilead, CGrdlnstOn, Ashley. .DeiaWare
and WOrthiugiOn-
e-i0 n Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping At all Sta
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, and at
CaIdington and Delaware also. stopping to
leave passengers atall stations south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS
ShebV gandusy, Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark Zanesvllle, &c
CreSrlire Pittsburgh Ft Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest, Upper Sandusky. Delphoss Lima ~
.. WAYNE, L.aporte, Chicago, sc. west, and East
re fer Mansdeld Wooster, hiassiliou, &c
Gaon and Reefontaine Railroad Line, for Marion, Rec
foHtaine Sidney Union, Muneie, IndisnaPolis,
Terro Haute, ,VIncennssr Evansville LOUISVILLE
Ta avs-s sTtor snd Cncrnssi Line for Springfield, O.
DAYTON Hamilton. 4ClaciDlatl. Richmond, H.
dianapOlis Terre Hlute, St Louis. SC; and ct
Cincinnati with tho Ohio & Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville, aad all points on the OHIO
Columbus Littls Miami and Columbus and Xsnia Rail-
road for Kenia Dayton, Indianapolis, IeTre
Hauts, st Louis, Morrow, LOyelond and Cln-
cunati and withthe OhIOand Mississippi Rail-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville,
Cairo, St Louis, and all points on the Ohio river.
Ceuu1ue Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanesye,
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, PIgua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqaa, Urbana- re
For Tickets all points and Information apply at
the Union Ticket Once 51SuDercr street, OF a. the Pas
senger Station. II. rDr,, s..-;u..,s.rt
Cleveland Nov 10 ls5e
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE

MORNING LEADER OFFICEl
Thursday Evening, Jan. 2, P. NJ. !
FLoUR-sales 80 bbls good extra at s. & 25 bbls choice
do nt SIS; and 80 bbls double extra at $3.50
wHEAT-The only sale reported carload choice red
at sl,is.
RYE-Has advanced and Sc offered and refused to-day
BARIIEY-May be quoted 70e for prime, with upward
tendency.
HOGs-sales reported at ss for heavy.
HlGHWINES-4l bbls sold at &c.
sEEDS-Ssles 800 bush timothy at 81
TALLOW-Firm atl0c
APPLEs-sales dried S2l Peaches steady at quota
tonA
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The year 1859 opens bright Business s sure to be good
Money he abundant and its fusion will 80 hand
Ia hand with the restoration Of credit Encouragement
prevailing feature The Banks without exception
psndng The banks Of circulation prepared furnish
currency any for Legitimate purposes
knew the tine vi the paper money othe country safer
In the aggregate than present. and there certainly
stme when the issues Of different passed freely
from hand hand The money every the Union
good for its face for all retail and obbing bills This
things conducive bank expansion
psnsons always stimulate trade manufacturing and
prise Of all kinds
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A sew rRAruRE IN rHF eRA1N TRApE.

NEW FEATURE IN TIE GhAIN TRADE
One Of the pecuiaes Of the grain trade recently has been
the shipment and from New York and Boston to
New Orleans and Mobile The shipments from Boston hive
been 10000 bus of the former which paid the Ship
ping List states profit of about lOe bush The first ship
inens from Boston cost about soc delivered and realized 7e
and late shipments 70c and sold st SOC
Several hundred thousand bushels of have been shipped
from New York to New Oeans and the early sales said
TO have realized profits ranging from 2S5c per bushe
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

Greatnum ers of CIergyen, Physicians Statesmen and
persouages hive their names tc certify the IN
i mi hermit the insertion Of them. The Agents below
furnish GRATIS our AMERICAN ALMANAC IN which they are
Given with also full descuDtiOus OF he eD0ye complaints
and the treatment that shon he followed for their cure
No not he put off by unprncpled dealers with other prep
sraons they make more profit on. Demand AYERS ana
ake no others The sick want the best aud there IS Tor
them. and they shou have II
An our remedies are for sale by -,
WM FISK. and GAYLORD HAMMOND, and all
Dealers in Medicine
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PROVISIONS
SEEDS


Hiehwines.- Pgal 251<a 26
Whisky. y..........- "A a i5
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
Has wan for itself such reno1 the Of every va
Fhrt and LING Complaint, that is entirely un
necessary fJr to recouur EVIDENCE is virtues,
wherever it has been employed As it has long been IN
Throughout this section need not do more
than the people its quality is kept up TO the best 1t
ever has been and that NAV be relied to do for their
relief all It has ever beenfOund to do
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NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
This Machine is the very latest Improvement tpaenI
granted l4th of August ls and IS acknoweoge9 Dy an
GOOD iudges TO be THE Family Sewing Dlachlne nat mas
long been wanted has the advantages OF al tne ou
paepts without their complicated 1qst a
sooJ work and can be sold great deal cheaper while It's
durability and simplicity will commend Itself 10 an
II sews from two Ordinarr spOos without rev
1t sews coarse and fine work with equal facly lu ns
yery elastic stitch that VIII not rip although every onlh
N1itch be cut. - = 6,,1 -
Zach Machine warranted in perfect e and ial ane
ie directions accompany each Aachne ana II Is SO
snI that its operation can be learned thoroughly IL one
hour. -.- =. z.-s1r,;1a5 sr7
runs yery easily while there Is more room 10 "oIA o "
than auy Mach ipe in the market s..., l..
saIharS nicely - .--r-,-,, - .-4-,,r,d
cave had buying t1s nIacne hey are coTlaIlI IhSltq
TO call and examine them at WEDDELL HOUSE BLUM
BANK STREET. before purchasing elsewhere .-
C rare chance is offered to spectators WlShlne 70
buy County Rights as Mr. North has Counles
ts sell ia this state All letters addressed to hlm ~I re-
Sei'e p10-P' WALTER C NORTH.
OCT E6 G.neral AGENT ia- Sta.e OF o1S;
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispensary
DR.. AMOS & son,

DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner of Main and Quay streets. BUFFALO. N Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN IN
Surgeons London May be consulted from o'elock N
the morning until at aigh' IN ever S,ste ans q
thirty extensive Practice in Europe and Amerea
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An s1rument for the Of Nocturnal Emissions
y cured in from fifteen days months By the Il
this Instrument when used conformity with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS SON take pleasure IN announcing tnat taeI
the above diseases has been subjected to by the
and New YORK il has been declared the only useful insTa
en invented for the Of Seminal Weakness or
aIy disease caused o the secret habits OF youth Fes
slO by mail or express
CURE WARRANTED
Dr.. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention sxeu-
svey to this peculiar class Of maadls and The they
fully testified and gratefuly &C dyed oy con-
escent patients and others daily arriving IN town rom a
atons their exeTOns have been ed BY the most
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced IN
ouirng into the causes OF these infectious complaints
rom their simple condition TO that Of the most dan
possibility of their prevention and removal and hkewlss
invariably fouea thqt the most horrible and forms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced 70 enc Of the
following causes Ignorance or TIE D effects o.
unsklfu and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
son have succeeded y IN tne selecon el
their remedies safe eectul and cautious course omit
Character as well as those whose premature iudcious
application might be productive o. bad consequlees in he
hands of private individuals In short the audabe end OF
their remedies is the lessening of great Of human
mssy bV the alienation relief and preVenson of those
Tievous sctOns that In reality the secret foe Of lis
and which whilethey extensively surround aloud
fsrour skill and fnteTfs their determination
COUNTRY INVALIDS-
Persons in any part Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail of thar case with
remittance for medicines &c.
AddTsss Dr. AMOS son, corner Main aqd cqay-s,s.
Buffalo, n. Y laned ~ lsze3
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A hE The ONL1 PH4SlC1ANO1 IN
"a the State who members Of the Royal Colleseot
Surgeons London May be consulted from o'cioc< IN
the morning until at might, STATE and symptom Of
disease The treatment they adopt the result Of rs
thirty extensive practice in Europe and Amerca
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HnrR AND VEAL
Com Meal--~
Cleveland Produce Markets.

HAy..... 77.on OO9 II gOwster-Eastn f5bbl,-9 l ls
10 bAled f9ton "a Is OOSandy HID Cemnt l 3l(G 3S
Hops..---.-..ygb I5a 16white Lime "a 90
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations.
A l. COZ oil
AND
R U r. MING FLUID,
MANUFACTURED BY s. CORNING & Co., 76 RIVER
STREET, CLEVELAND, Ono.

Terms, Cash, Current Funds.
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a MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
YouNa MEN TAKE PARTTCULAR NoTIl

An i sfrument nOT8
properly known Seminal Weakness Sc Can be prompt
" cured in from fifteen days months BY the q
this Instrument when used conformity with medicines
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1nsanfaneOusIY stOprIfg
and Aches Burns Scalds Cuts Wounds Bruises SC. sc
renders Important that every family keep supply of II in
the house.
Armed with this Remedy household always protect
ed against sudden attacks of sickness Thousands Of lives
Of persons have been saved BY its timely who
suddenly seized the night time with Cramps Spasms
Vomiting Cholera, yellow Fever and nther violent dis
eases Let dose Of tins Remedy be taken internally
me case NAV require when suddenly seized with Pain
Sckness and il will INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE Pa
TIIlNT EROM PAIN. and aTest The disease.
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RApKAY,s READY RELIEF Has CURED

LAMENEsS
And in all cases of
Bruises, Wounds, Strains, and Sprains,
The moment Is applied the injured parts ali PAIN and
uneasiness Look for Ceuntereits and lmita
tiUns-purchase only Radwayis Ready Relief.
Price. Is cents, co cents aGd 81 per bottle.
A new Contribution to Science-the great Grand
Discovery,
R. r R
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
SINGULAR REVELATIONS.
FCCrNTRICITIrS OF THE NAVY DEPARTMENT
THE rACkING PROCESS AT THE pRoohLfN
NAVY lenp.
.cunrncs of III. Evening Post.

Co,rsspcp6encs of The EVENING Pe'i-
WASHINGTON, Jan. IS lS59
Tie investigation into tIe mIsceeos ui ihe Navy
Dtpstn sut is progressing rapidly. Fhe IN utte1
,.uu.pc, taking testimony oa WEDNESDAY. Ah'ut
twelve wliu ssrs aIe here, s"s vi Jn af- "Hicvi,
az H.. Brood i,n farG asd others are pct 'iir r "'
.tYAid who removed fu,n there b-cAu-s tnry
Aotli uOt 5tot IA be used political t''s % those
vec raIk,d officially above them 2Jus i1u.e . ~"
a,e suht.r ra,d sIe Com. ke,rrey C-p'. R' =, NJ.
M.it'telc, Mastsr Blscssmth: Mr.. Nll,n b's'y, =
Msstsr IN the Navy; sod Becj. D-lano, Constructor,
aid all ite mas;.r~oIkGg,p ui tue Yard
CON- kesIpe,'s testimony wl b~ iuportso "a h-
wss in ooupand in the Brooklyn N.vy Yard "ovn
tie Admnisuaon, through its spprnpriate eesd, wa
euyag, IL the aut6 lie itsrprse ot ps"s'os stn
mechanics srd lsbonrs for pothcal purposes. TIE
.ou o-ior, d, bounced ete proceeding eni re 'ed -
sdupt tie msp. IL. forth sitn removed ho the
sisiion by Sec. Toncey.
Capt. Roots uas conmarder OF ths bro1sya 'aru
curing tie pa,kipe" process last Fal. In the a.
.,tce II the Cunm doTc, il was his doty to Do cp<'
uizant Of the enpy ymert u. men, snd Z" extrs- ths
stnepoAar whiri 6elcugs 20 tsat othosr. pnisS =
portion VI tae p>tsa. Canvas u NesYork last Eau,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

CBAhGFp WIFE BLISG swIN DLER'- Lsfe 20 fr-
dv sf.ftr.r CaFr-f Ia. BE- II ne l-@u.-to PrSrnr,
sfp-tsuorr r-Itsb- 'otnE nd ua1 " % ss,- h- na4-
Isvd IT,, fyr rifcHistf ~oEEA--- oi1G L..
u;-n tsr - sPo~r shr fs-.prs TIE oil PSseo gt
rst',o "a D. 4 4, W-'giA Ban. = w trW q,
Rt,c. are Jotp NJ "a bo s.sr No "a tEnth G'-n1-
u. IL iuf - q ir ate al AZ The "l'
ts,sE ~ N. >. e Fac. \ -, v % 10 % enu",
IL Ts,o.rt fr some .D,p ci..o s'ssf "a ~ra'
etsns of AbTshA htr J. "c go rishh -srun-
,rd.Ied IS r't' =. j. d T. P4y n'n io' 'rs
~ the hs sD~f- ce-scr sri tO n iAe
bill Dc Il tax ., sHy'or 10. X ~<<
G.rr,-d n ~ he'd oto-f ~ ny Nn't1-J
I.,.S s9.d cou ,GsFy s-'1-o u y
fh- tfoet rhok KID TIE sc.f Sss is-n c-1-o
pfi;l.y the ef.n- 81 s-s-u aai o~fy
liiIs bsc Money IL hrs po.ses 20 ~si oSa
bscL-y .y II W.rvick wuf. -ScA' = ~
geo unrsy. hnos % coup ns a. soerd 'o' 80
P-prsy WI. Al snc iv1 CHnpf 70 lo's
?" ~. 0,'rrsH b. it- .'s-' o =" i'-
Cry kin Cln,aEy psysh ~ = Ii Or o~sfs, tSsie
fourteen btec sroui-.cry pot-, 10 Miro OK "a
siIlIg 30. siEI a.uTe- three god rs',c' n
GB--f .GG Idor,.r stur r -lH0uson tSo fEl-a CaaEf
s. rsu =. p Al.u inr reed tr- "a - J.
B-trsr. M der l. " lsoI' indoT'-d y VI %
burt; II. K. H..pr, p-ofs-d T,oUas Ls~.esf h-riy A.
Sf. rs1f,.d Jors l. TaIs= Wbrn-y s.-d IA. e -
e.ty.d th.s- 80 tsP of hrl A-t NJ
re,lr-e tsrt from et-rett sotrr- tit b'
busr.s ihst q ula.sr arc thsi be - ns A. -
Ra'~ &c knan st.--- a.e-s.c S2a .2..ss- - Ii--
q sISaacxt3oI,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

COURT OF 5'ECta Al syssiONs-J,s - s.fcre Jasic>,
0rscksssUsn, DsBoRs and sssxsAs.
Theodore Berger out Morris Br.tt conspiracv:
Judgment sg-Isreee. An Bct-r alag sa.et, ia -s.
- t~riisV two noLto wm- Barton saS Peer staos
s<a sovs, f-citshAsfy t.ar Clu Btsav
t&A1S saesss PsL.tsa:sy thsse nassaS Jsaas~a lrH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-30

CONFERENCE.-The annual election in
Connecticut takes place on Monday next. The
contest is severe one, and the subject has
been an engrossing one in the papers of the
State far few weeks past The members of
Congress for that State are to be elected at the
same time, and, as the result may determine
the political character of the next House of
Representatives, that fact has given to the con-
test an unusual interest and stimulated the
Administration party to unwonted efforts,
Tie money of the Office holders has been used
without stint, and, if they do not succeed in
electing two or three of their candidates, it
will not be for the want of the most persistent
effort on their part. In two of the districts,
the opponents Of the administration are divid.
ed, and are running two candidates in each
district. This suicidal course is greatly to be
deplored. Still, we are not without strong
hopes that the Republicans will gain one, and
possibly two members of Congress. OF this,
however, the future must tell.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Grattan, in his work on America, states
the following as a conversation that occurred
between John G. Calhoun and himself: "'Now
let me ask you,' said |, what were the feelings
of the last slave you liberated 2 4 liberate a
slaveP he exclaimed; God forbid that should
be guilty Of such a crime! Ali you know little
Of my character if you beliene me capable of
doing so much wrong to a fellow creature ="
Mrs Cora L. V. Hatch lectured in New York
on Sunday evening, and at the close of the lee
ture, her husband, who was in the audience,
followed her to the ante-room, when he took
hold of her. and some sharp words passed.
He wanted to see her alone, but she refused,
and called upon those around her to give her
protection. The Doctor then left.
Prince Albert the brother of the King of
Bavaria, is not only full believer in the facts
of Spiritualism, but is himself a medium of
formed that an entirely new musicsl instu-
ment is soon to be given to the world through
spirit influence.
Senator Douglas has been suddenly recalled
to Washington, from New York, on account of
the alarming illness of his son.
Russell P. Eaton, Esq, late assistant edi-
tor of the Maine Farmer, has become the bus
mess manager of the Atlantic Monthly.
The Rev. J. W. Loguen, the well-known
colored clergyman in Syracuse, is writing his
autobiography. Mr.. Loguen is a fugiaive
slave, and when told some time since that his
master was in pursuit, and he must escape to
Canada, replied that he was tired of running,
and was not going any further.