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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
TIE uNRIvALLED LARGE OVEN ETNA,
Na COLEMBUS NURSERY
- q Fer the Spring of 1883. fiH

A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
IA OF FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Shrubs, Vines, etc. Including T=E efE
APPLE Trees, t3 years grafted.) very thrifty. aud
OF the hest varieties for Central aud Southern Ohio.
PEAR TEtEs. both standard and dwarf, !he latter
on Anglers ounce stocks, very thrifty and hand
some. s'--.'. --f'-
CHERRY TRExs, adopted TO the climate OF the
South West, nlustfy ahaeb stocks and br anch-
ing low. - ~'e
PEAcH TREES, of the hest age and size. with fine
healthy roofs. and Of the choicest kinds.
Pluns, Ounces, Aprcots, Necternes Almonds,
Craps, eurrants, ,Gooseberries, Raspberries, Straw
berrIes. Rhaharh and Asparagus Roots, Usage
Orange fIants, for nedging.l ETC.,
Also. EveTgreeEs OF various kinds, Roses and
Ornamental Shrubs aud Flowers, in great variety,
and at low prices. -zF ..... I--5..-r -
III FSend for DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, and or
der directly from head quarters, as M AGENTS RE
EaPboYED 10 sell treesSfor US. Articlfs will he
packed eecurely, and forwarded TO any points the
Railr oads as directed. (Twenty varieties of choice
Flower eeds sen mai, postage free, Tor IL
Address .ara- /. B. BATEHAM d CO..
felslY -. ---. Columbus. Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
FERu. Miami County. In

DR. c. w. RoBAcx: have recei k6Iz
eft from your seandinasisn 1loo -k1I
Blood Pills, that have thought n n - 't5t =
no less my inclination, to give yc@7 & 10 1<kte-s
ment OF ease. was for fyG1f1~1 11u& wi1Er
that bane of all comfoIt, and e11>iGrcy - hu1faos1<
dyspepsia. To recapitulate all the % =. rnHn7-
edies whieh have used TO rid myself 81 -
ease. would indeed make q meianeholy c1x1I ~;
! also consulted with the best physicians
hear OF. was Induced TO try your remedIesthf1
The persuas stone OF friend, and ner using rhef -
lew days was greatly benefited. and in short time,
less than month, 4 was entirely and permanently
cured. Lwas also afflicted with the most viofent
nervous hsadaehe, which 4 suppose wa protaeed
by my disordered stomach, for when my dyspepsie
lie me. my headache LEFT with it, now feel bet
ter in every respect than have for ten years
Very truly yours, JOHN s. DEMUTR-s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

CIScIsNArI, Friday, Sept. Z, 1857.
DR. RoB.cK-gear Sir: Having been affi icied with
neuralgia or iheunIatisn for the past year and .
half. and having seen your m dicne. Ca He'd thsl
scandinavian BIC od Purifier. highly reeoIam endef
by genilen.en with whom am xtspainsed Il WI
induced 10 uy IL, hut OF heflre s. had used mag
effect very seusibly. and upon using two mo,,
found myself perfectly cured. You will allow me.
therefore, to Congratulate you upon making dis
eoyery in medicine " hich is proviRg itself io be
worker OF such wonders in the d.seases ofIae hu-
man family. GEORGE S. BENNETT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06


| IspIASAroLis. Wednesday Sept. g 1851.
Dr. C. w. KoBkcK-Dear Sir: Having iseen
robbed Tor seversl years nth iebiliiy and
my ordinary business t;nes and hevfae read -
The wonderful cures list -Scaldinay lln BlOosP
Purifier and Pills were efee;Ihg, was InSt Ged Br
| friend to Try them- 'r l-llf 'l.TT
have been using tlie Purifier for the last ivIeITe
months, and find the medicine fully equal To
ehdaIionS. SO valuable is lis o me tfrs{
I cannot now spenscs " isii the u<e OF IL at nfy
aivant ed age OF life seventy seven yeas
Ieheerfuly give tiIis iutormsrOn foT the benefit
OF those similarly Affected ~ .f --.H.
- MORRIS MORRIS.
The above Certificates aud many Others Can he
seen my Off by any Que any time. Get QUE
of my Family Medical Aipanacs. grEiis, from my
agents.
| Manufaetory. Sales Rooms and Once. No. q. East
Fourth street, Sd ubiIdrg IRON Main street. Cln
cinnaii, Ohio. ta
| For sale by --ff bra w. --a
| J ". COLLINS, Ct -sSlais vile:
Grove tz Bro, 1eiuIoht;
Culbertssa Patterson. 8ridgey n; %
Zane & Wertz. Martins Ferry; .sia--
- Unontowui
! K. McKeiyey MorristOwn;
Joel Elnott Loydsvilie; f-'H -
J. GOrby and J. d ]. 7. AsTcer. Beliairs, ..
DR.. e. Judkius, Barnessi Ie;
N. p NJ lies & SON. SomerIou; tfr
DInsmore & Robertson, Jehlreyille;
P. ochaty, Gercoe;
r. Glover & Bon, Powhatton; E -
Jas. 6 isen, Plank Road u :. a -
And BY Druggists ahd Merchants sesx
mares
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SIIAIIMAII IN PURSUIT OF FREEDOM or,
The Branded Hand: An Outside View OF
American Institutions, ana the Manners and
Customs Of the American People. 800 PIP.
large l2rno., cloth price, 81, ,23, postpaid.
Messsrs. Thatcher & Hutchinson, 523 Broad
way, New York, the entcrprising publishers,
have favored US with copy of the above ex-
cellent anti-slaFery book, and, after reading q
few chapters, we are sure it is from the glow
ing and fruitful pen of Mrs. L. Maria Child,
of Chester county. 1t will deseryedly take
first rank in auti-siavery literature. We have
permission from the publishers, and have Sc
lected one of its hes: chapters for the first page
of the JOURNAL, soon, The book hits" every
form of American social inconsistency, wheth-
ther connected with Slavery or not. 1t ought
to be read by every family in the Union-but
we trust, for the sake of those Of our people
who are true to the great principle of Human
Liberty as our fosefathers interpreted it, that
:. Shahmah," as a book, will Lot travel much
among the tyFannized people Of the Old World.
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required, should be open to all, and the
only effect of the interference Of the Off
GERS named was to further aggravate pub
| lie feeling.
Much complaint was also made of un-
necessary harshness in arrestiug persons
who were charged with being disorderly
in the streets, during the evening hear
| ing. The whole affair from the first step
of bringing the man into the city, with his
wrists in manacles, down to the latest
phase Of it, has been managed in such {
manner as to excite and asgravate public
feeling. Last evening, during the pro-
gress of the case, in the United States
Court room, Mayor Henry presented him
self at the door of the room to ask admis
sion for friend who was anxious to wit
ness the proceedings. The u. s. officer
who had charge of the door shut it i'll the
| face of the his honor This morning the
officer apologized for his rudeness. The
public excitement concerning this busi.
ness will not be allayed until the case is
finally settled.
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4 GOOD TsepresentatLvc.

Among the members of the House Of
REPRESENTATIVES, whose course during the
past winter wo regard as emipently de-
Serving of eommendatiQn, is 'the gentle
man from Toga," Mr.. WILMsToN. With
ability Of high order, and several years
legislative experience, he has discharged
his duties in such a way as to gain new
laurels for himself, and do honor to the
Intelligent constituency he SO faithfully
represents. lie has not only been reli-
able, consistent and jealous partizan-
(Which is more than can be truly said OF
some Republicans in the lIouse)-but he
has been true to all the great interests OF
the Commonwealth, and acted with an eye
single to her welfare and prosperity, and
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the greatest good Of the people. Keo,;.
carefully aloof from all entangling alli,ppal p'pi
with the corrupt borers and scban
whose pernicious influence is too Often FI'
in the halls of legislation, Mr.. WITIIrneel ,el'
has pursued au open, manly and bona.t
bic course, advocating the right and :
nouncing the wrong, establishing for r'i- u
self reputation for honesty and ipfsos4l l'
which no man dare call in question ~ "
the various public measures originated ~
advocated by BIN, perhaps the Free RI R.
ing Bill, now under consideratin y. !
among the most important; and sbonI5t !
succeed in inaugurating proper sv,,m' n'
of banking, upon the principle Of HI, S@
it will be consummationd deyoutly wiish,l
for by the people at large. In every ~
speot, Mr.. WILLIsToN has done his wbaI, ~
duty 20 his, constituents, to his party ', snI
to the Commonwealth and we ba,s AZ 'r' ~
doubt when he returns home after u I
termination of his labors here, the neo,I I'
of old Tioga viii greet him with the ~
come plaudit: "Well done, good ,DJ
faithful servant. - HurrisJurq 7,L
graph. "
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Special NOt.ets.
GIDDINFSS. HEADACliEl &c.

y
These mains ana disaoreeable feelings ar
generally symptoms Of some other pmpIalu,'
such as dyspepsia, apoplexy, and yIrlous e'h
ers, all Of which arc caused by ccFupt nol
ions matter, clogging the various cituations,
hence, q stream or rush Of blood tdhe heau
and by the excitement great press rs Oh 'h'
brain. GiddinesS, headache, loss olmemoi. ;.
9imnoss az siml,t apd var;ous other omplairt'
are the result. Thus it will be seel thal ~
the Dainfll and distressincr maladies,we the
origin to the blood. ljr. MorSe's lnian hgc h
Pills are acknowledged t) be the oEy meu'
cine that viii thoroughly purify tf hloor
They enter the blood, and follow IA slIs'-
Of life on its journey through the syst4. in''
root out all foulness and impurIty, ad "l.t .,t
cut every unhealthy obstruction. Inc sn0'.,
be taken every night in sufficient quaalrsa N, h
operate briskly, by commencing with 'IO Yt%,
on going to bed, three the next night 'pl ~ =,
next: if the symptoms are not remo'e''' w. q,
mence again with two pills and 60 up I'm, ~.
as before. Cantinuc in like manner uhi' ,aI
blood is thoroughly purified, and al pan 90
distress is entirely removed, ,.,,t
Obtain one of our FREE ALMANACS, aiu' n;
the history of DR. Morse's father ana ~" "
medicine was introduced. ,.n.-
BEWARE of counterfeit OF these ~
YELLOW WRAPPERS. All genuine ~
BLUE wrappers, with the signature oi .
White & Co. on each box. Price 70 o'N =
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills arc ~
by all dealers in Medicines.
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Among the proceedings of the recent
N. Il. Conference in New Jersey, we
fnd the following paragraph by which
it will be seen that the gentlemen
composing chat Conference did not treat
the subject 50 cavalierly as the East Bal
timore Conference at Williamsport. We
publish it more to show the difference OF
opinion as to the merits of the question
ina nominally free State, and in a geograph-
ical slave State which is yet in some de-
gree practically slave holding communi-
ty. We commend these four lines to the
consideration of the Lycoming Gazette
and other bunker presses that have ap-
plauded the recent seryile action of the
East Baltimore Conference, in refusing
to consider question Of such Importance
to all
A communication was received from
he Secretary of the Cincinnati Confer
ence in regard to the subject of slavery,
the consideration pf which was deferred
to the next Conference.
The N. j. Conf trenee have, by this
action, shown that they do not fear to
discuss a leading moral and religious
question, as did tie doughfaces at Viii
Transport
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STATE CONVENTION.

gENIE citizens af Philadelphia and of the
" several counties Of this Commonwealth
attached to the Peoples party, and all Others
4vh0 lEe -eppascd to the uawiSe and eXtfaEai,
CANT measuFes Of the National Administration
are rcquested to send delegates, equal IN mum
Ter TO- titir representation in the General as
semhIy, "a Tqnyentlon to be beld at HARRIS
grgg as WEDNESDAY THE 8TH OF June, 1899,
10 nominate candidates for Auditor General
and Surveyor General, to be voted for at the
General Election in next October.
HENRY ". FULLER, Chairman.
IL M.AN Sl..retufn
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State. Last Summer, the Iethean flood
of niggerism almost closed above our heads.
Friends at home desponded, and friends
abroad dssp ired. We showed, BY in
contestable proof, that the result of that
election was not fact but fraud; but
yet we are experienced how hard it is to
reassure dispirted host. The event OF
yesterday shines like fixed star through
the clouds and mists. Tae city OF st.
Louis belongs no more to the Pro-Slavery
faction than the rock and fortress of Glib
raltar to Spaniards. Never can the prin-
ciples of Free Soil, Free Speech and Free
Labor be dislodged from the right bank
of the Mississippi"
Cincinnati and Cleveland, Ohio, each
elect Republican municipal officers. So,
also, does Springfield, the capital of Il
linois and Chicago, the metropolis of the
northwest, elects Republican municipal
officers by an average majority of 1000.
Keokuk, Iowa, elects Republican Mayor
by $50 majority, and a majority of Re-
publican Councilmen.
All together, the Republican victories
of April, 1859 are without parallel in
the past, and give glorious hope fol the
future,
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Last Heek we gave the official analy-
sis by the Agricultural bureau, Of four va
rieties Of corn. Below we eivea commu-
nioation in relation to the liking Philip"
variety, Gone of those analysed by DR.
Jackson y which will be read with inter
est by the farmers Of this section, mas
much as it gives the resalt Of an expert
ment with it in a eoanty having the same
latitude, though Of much rougher surface
and harder climate than ours. We sug-
gest that the "King Philip corn is best
adapted to the climate Of this county, and
hope that if the seed is not already in
troduced, it soon will be- The corn crop
of this county Is ali important one, and
should receive the earnest attention Of our
agricultural men:
From the Monfrose RepuJIieoa.
RHODE ISLAND PREMIUM OR IMPROVED
KING PHILIP CORN.
WcSSrS. Editors - In reply to the in
quiry of II. II. Mitchell, in the RepuJH-
c.,n, | will state that | procured quart
of the above named corn of I. B. Miner
of Clinton, Oneida county, N. y, and
planted 1t the last week in May, 1858, on
one-eighth Of an acre, adjoiniug field Of
Williams Corn, with which it did not mix
either way. The whole field was ma
nured and titled alike. The yield of the
Williams corn, was City bushels (shel!ed
corn) per acre; and the yield Of the pre-.
MUM corn was at the rate of one hun,
dred bushels per acre. Almost every eal
of the King Philip corn was nicely top
ped over 1t weighs sixty-four pounds
to the bushel The field was planted
three feet by three feet, and titled botf
ways twice; once with the eultiyator, and
.oace with the pillow; and during the lat
ter part of August the blank stalks were
taken out, and fed to the COWS. 1t rip
ened well; but was one week later thai
the Williams corn, which was planted tive
days earlier / am we'll pleased with it
and shall give it another trial, with bet
ter cultivation. Yours, &c,
i Leaorpaie, .Stssq. Co., Pa THOMAS WEST.
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R9~ The New York EgeniRg Post has
recently been enlarged four columns, tc
accommodate its advertising patrons with
put infringing upon the right af its read
srs-which we regard as strong evidence
of its popularity among commercial men,
1t is one Of the ablest Republican papers
in the Union, and was never better sup
ported and appreciated than now. Itwas
established in 1901.
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TIE DECISION.


PHILADELPHIA, April 6, 1859.-The
Court House WAS crowded this afternoon
to hear the deoisionof Commissioner Long
streth on the FuaitiveSave case. Crowds
of whites and blacks were also gathered
outside.
The Commissioner said his duty as an
officer was plain and simple one, laid
down by law. He diseountenanced all
attempts Of Counsel to appeal to private
sympathies. At an early stage of the
ease he was satisfied that it was intended
more as a shew case, but he believed in
the largest liberty of speech. After ex-
planning his connection with the ease be-
fore the arrest ofthe Fugitive, which was
merely in accordance with law, he said
there were three things to be proven by
the claimant, to wit, debt Of labor, the
escape Of the Slave and his identity He
reviewed the testimony on both sides,
and believed that the two first points were
satisfactorily proven. He disagreed with
the counsel of the claimant on the matter
.of the time OF the escape 1t was mate,
rial in this case snd is evidence that the
claimant says that the escape was made
in November, 1854, while it was proven
that Daniel WAS in Harris burg at least in
the Winter 1853 or the Spring Of 1854.
The power of attorney was also defective,
In the point Of the hight Of the negro
there was difference of three inches.
He confessed he was not satisfied with
the identity, The prisoner was discharg-
ed, The decision was greeted with i'm
mense applause. 1t was somewhat unex-
pected from the tenor of the opening re-
marks of the Commissioner Daniel was
carried on the shoulders of his friends
through the streets and large crowd.
Intense excitement prevailing in the city.
The Abolitionists propose public cele-
bration.
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Rev. oIessrs. Kenny, Cooper, Barton, Col
clazer, MeCarter and others. The time
of manumission was finally fixed at the
age of II for both male aud female slaves.
The report was then adopted"
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Coon IDEA.-The Legislature In.
passed an act prohibiting tie license 4
any house for the sale of hquor within
two miles of the Farmers High School
Tyrone Star.
Would it not be "good idea" TO ms.
a law prohibiting the licensing of gror
shops within two mules of all our pubTIr,
schools? The pupils in these have m,,
as much right to be protected from nun
influence as the scholars in the Farmers
High School. HarriSbwy Telegrapl.
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BG- We have been favored with two
numbers Of the State Sentinel, the new
anti buchanan paperstarted at Harrisburg
under the auspices of Gov. Packer and
suit. 1t is bold and fearless advocate
Of the position of the Anti-Lecompton de-
raocracy of this State; and is ably and
courteously edited by Charles D, Hinellne,
Esq. 1t well deserves the support of its
faction, who are largely in the majority in
this State. We respectfully solicit reg
ular exchange.
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NM. Il. NAM. .SeeEetaTy.

s@- The FFy Divorce case was killed
In the Assembly of this State last Satur-
DAY, by a vote of Y to s.
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RO- The Siekles trial at Washington,
is progressing. A jury was chosen cut
of a total panel of $50 men, The prose
cation rested their case Friday evening,
and the case for the defence was opened
By Mr.. Graham in a lengthy but some
what effective speech, on Saturday morn
ing, which was listened to with marked
attention by Judge, jury, counsel, pris-
oner. and the audience. Sickles seems to
be suffering from anxiety,--at least news
paper correspondents say SO.
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aH- Senator Cameron has sent us a
copy of his speech on the "Re1Ssue of
Treasury Notes" 1t is an able speech
aud embraces considerable statistical IN
formation of value, in comparison of the
relative influence of Free and Slave labor
upon our national welfare. Senators Sim
mons, Chandler, Douglas and Benjamin
have also sent US copies of their speeches
on various subjects, Hon. s. A. Puryi
ance, of the II. r., sends US copy of hi;
speech on the Tariff
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What qlle Press say.

C0STAR's" Externiuatogs are invalid
able remedies for clearing houses of aII
sorts of yermin. With all confidence v5
recommend them.-N. I, Daily NatI
Register
CosrAR's" remedies for all domestic
pests, such rs Rats, Reaches, Bed,Bu@I
Ants, Fleas, &c are Invaluable; we cad
speak from actual knowledge of their mcrI
its. DRUGaGsTS and DEALERS should
send their orders early, if they would SCI
care a trade in them.--New York JouI
aal.
shah write something about yOuI
Exterminators, as | can do, SO with pro|
priety. They are selling rapidly here apl
destroying all vermin.-Ed. $ Blnatr,
Etyette, 1io.
"Death to all Vermin."
As SPRING approaches,
AIRS and RoAcHEs,
From their holes come out,
And MIcE and RArs,
In spite Of Cats,
G;ily skip about.
BED-BUGs bite
You, in the night,
A on the bed YOU SlumJer,
While INSECTS crawl
Thro' chamber and hail.
In squads without number.
ITISTRULY WONDERFUL WFH
what certainty, Rats, Reaches, hCer
Moles, Ground Mice, Bed-bugs, Ats
Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Insects on MI
mails, in short every species of Ferln,
are utterly destroyed and exterminateby
"Costar's' Rat, Roach, &c ExterminatOrt
"Costars" Bed-bug Exterminator,
'Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects.
Supplied direct, by mail, to any adde's
in the United States, as follows:
/. On receipt of 81, 90, box Of the RI,
Roach, Sc EXT;
On receipt of $500, box each Of be
RAT, Roach, &C. EXT, and ELEct tsc
POWDER, (sent postage paid, } suihdnt
to destroy the vermn on any premf;.
Sold by DRUGGIsTs and DEALERS eEy
where.
i" CosTAR's" PRINCIPAL DEPOT, ~
BROADWAY, Y. Y.
p. S.-Circulars' terms, &C., sentby nil
on application.
Bsg@ WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR PES
! SYLVANIA
COSTAR'S BRANCH DEPOT,
Northeast corner fyfth and 1rcf Nrest',
PHILADELPHIA,
And Wholesale Dealers g"nfally
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s3 We herewith publish the Call of
the Republican State Central Committee
for Convention at Harrisburg, on the
9th of June next We would respectful
ly suggest to the Committee that they
have no reason to be ashamed to call our
party by its right name "Tha Republi-
can Party" has much more manly ring
than "The Peoples Party" as they have
dubbed it.
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B77- In State Senate last Thursday Mr.
Scofeld called up House bill No. 1882.
relative to a State Road in Potter and
M'Kean counties, which had been report
ed on negatively by the Committee by
mistake, and it was passed finally.
The House on the previous Monday
l4th) passed by a vote of 81 to 20, an
Act giving justices of the peace power
with a jury of six, to hear and finally de
termine charges for crimes of certain
character, &C., in the counties Of Crawford
Washington, Erie, Clearfeld, Bradford
Wayne, Green, Lawrence, Tioga, Potter
Yenango, Westmnreland, Cambria, Bucks
Fayette and Carbon. The bill will nj
doubt BECOME law.
To-day (Thqrs4ay) is fixed for the fna
adjournment of the Legislature-a body
which, we regret to say has done scarcely
any law-making of a general character
aad which seems to HAYS met for the pur
pose of settling disputes, differences anc
jealousies between private individuals aud
RIVAL corporations. Our members, we are
GLAD te say in good earnest, have been
faithful and attaatiFe to tbs wishes and
interests of their constituents, and jealous
in their efforts to attract the body to 3
respectful consideration of the genera
geliare
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e.. We rcrrct 10 learn that Mr. M

ss~ We regret to learn that Mr. Mann,
pur able and faithful Representative IN
Harrisburg, is lying very sick there. He
has not been able to occupy his seat in
the House for nearly two weeks. His
wife started to Harrisburg last Friday,
having received Intelligence Of his illness
the previous evening. Our last account
from him was that he was getting better.
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Ebe 4lotter 9ournal,
COiEpERSPORT. pa.

lqqfsaay WofQiqg, 1pfA =, 1853,
I, s, CHASE. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER,
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"CosTAB's" Extermiuatots are inyalr
able remedies for clearing houses of al
sorts of yermin. With all confidence We
recommend them.-N. I. Daag Stat.