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mi, IN Ntnhonfnn Valley.

The mot important interests in this valley
are the working of the Goa and Iron Ore
Mines. md manufacturing Iron. The Coal de-
nominaed Brier Hill is the lest yet discovered
to reuce Iron Ore, and the center and best
partof this peculiar veir seems to be in the
yinnitv of Youngstown. although stretching
abnp moro than fifty riles in a North h.east and
Southwest direction, being the undeTmost in
the series, and cropping out on the ridge be-
tween the waters Of the Ohio and Lake Erie.
This Coal is expansive to mine, from its un.
dulating characer and its pitching down to the
Southeast unter the plane Of the country, and
recurring deep shaiting to get it out. II is sup
piled TO the Furnaces now IN operation at 81 70
per net ton and contracts have been made for
several Fdrnaces to be erected this season at
from sI.5O to $3.50 per ton, which is proba-
by the iOW est figures
The Ores OF this valley are the c,rbonates Of
the coal measure yielding about 33 per cent
aud making a hard and brittle Iron, and cost
iug at the Furnace $3.50 to SO 90 per tom be-
irg more expensive than the Lake Superior and
Canada Ores, except as a mix ure. There is
also in the valley the Black Band Ore under
layi q the Coal ofgreat value for Foul dry Iron.
With the local advantages, and the great tacili-
ty with which the primitive ores from the
Lakes can be thrown there, the Mahonng VAL
Icy can be none other than great Iron manu-
featuring point There are now six Furnaces
aud two Rolling Mills in the valley, and some
four OF five Furnaces in addition will be built
this season This is the way the Iron business
goes in this valley; aud some Three or Four
Hundred Thousand Dollars have gone into in.
vestment in the sane way in Tuscarawas val
ley; but nothi, in Cleveland where the ad
vantages for making Iron are equal to either of
those valleys. Nooody will begin here while
the Inhabitants themselves are Indifferent to
the subject Like Rip Van Wickls they are
asleep, while the world is going ahead. Q.
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A GOLDEN WEDDING mel and Mrs John
Nye, OF Lee, Mass, celebrated their Golden
guests we're present, including l3 who were
over 70 years ofage. Mr. and Mrs Nye were
married half century ago, in the same room
in which the celebration took place, and had
occupied the h use ever since with the excep-
ton Of dozen years.
Mrs. NNe was one of family of l3 children,
OF whom we're born ia that house, aud were
living and present at the gath ring. Mrs, Nye
has cared Tor SIX aged p 'ople over 80 years of
aye, who htve died IN that house, aud her
mother was 90 when she died. Both plrtirs
were born ia Lee Mr. Nye's father lived To
be SS wears old, and his grandfather s5, and
Col. Nye hlmself had never sick enough to be
detained from church
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American Munitions for the French.

It i stated hat the French Government has
secret agents in this country employed in pur-
chasing and contracting for ships and mum
tons of war Of various kinds. Some heavy
contracts have already been made with leading
establishments engaged in the manuhcturi of
such material, to be delivered at the earliest
pracLicable mnmenI
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ClNcINNAu GRAPE CRoP The late frost must
have touched The Cincinnati vineyards but
lightly, for the Gazette of the 10th says
We are Informed by an extensive grape cul-
tyator near the city that The prospect of an
abundant crop was never better He promised
few Of his friends, some years ago, to give
them a ball whenever he made 600 gallons of
wine from his vineyard AID he has given them
notice to prepare their dancing shoes,
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BALLooMNo.-Sky aying starts off Ginauspici.
ously this season The Erie eropaut got ducked
in the Lake. the Columbus burst his balloon
and dropped down before getting high enough
to break bones in lalli g and Mr. Bannisler,
the companion ofthe unfortunate Thurston, as
eended from Kalamazoo on Tuesday, landed
safely, but his balloon then escaped and has
not been recovered
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1t turus Out that had Lopez resis ed with any
srirlt. the whole American feet in Paraguay
would have been at his mercy, for he n. Y
Times Washington correspondents says tue re-
port Ofthe ordnance officer Of ,be Paraguay ex-
pediti n discloses the astounding fact that oar
squadron asceuded the river Ascuncion with
only six rounds of ammunition on board
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The MlddIe-Aged Gentleman who DOesn'i
Smoke.

Every morning a middle aged gentleman
walks down Broadway, from B'eecker to Wall
street. who has trod d-ily the same route for
twenty FIVE wears Twenty years ago, being
convinced Of The evil and extravaganza of smok
ing, he resolved to lay aside the triae spent IT,
cigars, amounting to only two or three daily
He has adhered to that resolution ever since,
and the sum of those little expenditures. weekly
deposited in a savings bak, has reached this
day, two thousand five hundred and ninety dol
lars.-N Y. Post
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Suicide -Mrs Francis D. Calkins, lady
aged 2s years, hung herself in Detroit on the
sth. She was insane at the time, was in the
keeping Of friends who did not suspect that
she meditated violence on herself
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Tbs sSOw sToRn ON the ARA The Erie
Gaze 'e says 'snow fell for the space Of several
hours IN Waterford. Union Mills, and through
out all the southern townships of Erie county,
on Saturday last. The day bore the usual
eharaeteristes Of winter" The Gazette also
rePorts the frost as very severe in that section
Of Pennsylvania
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TIE MORMON DFFIcULTY.-A bearer Of dis
patches from Utah teegraphed from st Louis
to Washington on the 9th, that the Morn on
difficulty was in a fair way to AN amicable and
satisfactory adjustment
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THE PRosF IN EEw HAMPsHIRE.- The frost
Of the 9th was severe in New Hampshire, said
70 DC the heaviest which has occurred ia June
since the lTsh Of June, lsls--a period Of forty
thIee year.
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LAKE BRIo FOR NEw YoRK The brig Sal
tan is loading at Erie with 10000 IN. Of lum
Der for the port OF New York, via the Welland
Canal and Quebec
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HAmLroN CoUNry Basis or TAXATION The
total assessed value Of real and personal prop.
erty is SIl52l5,4l6 The city Of Cincinnati
is SSs, ,732 753; taxlble value of couu y, other
than city S2G, ABB, 663
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DIED.

IN Corueout, June 9Th PHEBE, wife of John B'i's,
AZ coy
tthe residence or John Nchr, in Mil reek, Pa on
28 ult aDALINE STONE, aged l6 years onth
l3 DAYS.
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AnlasshtsnIs.

~. rHE
EIeVehth Sing-Festival
OF THIS
NORTH AMERICAN sENGER BUND,
Az Cleveland,
On the l4th, 18th, 10th and l7th Of June. 1852
FIksI DAY
Reception ofthe SINGERS the Head dquarters at National
In tho Evening at the Cleveland rheater the Romantic
ALLEssANDRo STRADELLA,
With full ohorusses and fun chosua WI be performed
Club. JShn oitsr Leoder u the Orchestra
SECOND DAY
Rehearsal in the morning
AZ o'clock IN tne sygn1g a. ihs cleveland Theatre the
Singers under accompaniment Of iu orcncstra' unuer
PARTI.
l-'OO'' overture ~ the oii'" orci:siia NJ Won "'O'r
BY ali the Singers and orchestra
PART II.
1-overure-summor Night Dream. M endelsohn
BY tIe Orthesua
All the Singers ana Orchestra.
THIRD DAY.
Al soclock IN the afternoon, at the Cleveland Theatre
PRIZE CONCERT, by the several Slug Societies.
l-Overurl Fresohutz Weber
2-Przo Singing all the different Societies the North
American sanger Buud
In the evening the BANQUET will take place at the
NatiOnul Hail.
UKlH DAY.
Great Procession all the Singers accompanied by the
Lgh DIa ouns. Arttl cry Compunits and Turner'S IRON
Public square 10 Wilson Park, where the Picnic Will
take pace
In the evening FESTIVAL BALL At National Hall
oPERA-BoHes- Single seats 81 90; Dress and Family
Circle 90 centsi Gallery 2S Reserved seats IS.
GRAND CUNCER T. Boxos--Single seats Sl,2-; Par
quette Dress circle S Dress and Family trclo 49,
tilleu o..
PRIZE CnNCERT-Boxes IS; Dress and Family Circle
so; Gallery 90
Reserved he secured at DIR Meyers Office and
the day each performance al the Theatre Office.
Text Books can be h-d at he door for 10 cents
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II AOE MANTILLASInd SHAWLl

ACE MANIlLL = and 81 SHAWLS.
A1-We have lew Man illas und Sh WIS., Of fuur Ia ar
nya rom Purl, ten, to which hog t'c u m attention
Of ludies who like 10 buy some ig ogaul cheup,
Iuu RE IBf re HAUSMAkN
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
Bro1lylyu ou ~umrd v, MAJ 2yh, erav ma 10 years
old bpb-a a lima legs crn ke aud vey few her
mIhe ANY pfrsu return ug tulI mare 90 Mr. Gauetts
Tavern will b. huemly Iuwildo
JOHN STqEBLE,
OHAs. MILLER.
Jnll 2j6 Butchers
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strawberry Festival

straw Festival
AT
CHAPIN'S HALL.
g9ala. THE LADIES CONNECTED
E.AFE wi The Cl V LAND NV lSlON, SONS OF
IS9EierE Mp RANCE, respectfully invite the Public
"a 20 at, nd FESTIVAL, Ia bohu Of sal institd-
tOu,
Tuesday EUening, June IA, 1859.
The Hall NV in he most perfect order having been
recently re ceclra ed repaired No pains wi be spar
cd on his occasion toTender the entort nment sas, oy
u all il utteudnnne.
Prof EDGERTDN, Messrs. Wm b. Hall A. b Chase,
J. Hill aud otuers have kindly volunteered thei
On. eyeuin-; for son aud reclta Tho tables will
bc pr yided with Straw berries Ice Cream Oihet refresh
meuis
Tickets 10 cents, TO be procured OF any the committee
OF ArgUgeue uen.s
COMMITTEES,
Mr. ELLEN CuBRtN Miss LoTrIE PENDLETON,
MISS CARRIE LEAFS MIS-. SARAH Lacy,
lnll235 Mrs. / LEWIS
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WAsHINGToN, May n, 1853.

To VIZ Feiir Lcgurs, Memphis. Tenn:
sIR-Your letter of the 18Th inst has been
received. In reply have to state that it is uu-
destood that the French Government claims
military service from all natives of France
Who m,y be found within its jurisdiction. Your
raturalzition in this country will not exempt
you from that claim if you should voluntarily
repair thther
-. ..... .ho.linrL nnrrnrL
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TO ED'soF EvANoELisry-'M are is tny oue
year aro my hair very gray and he'd hneu adu ny
falliue until on the crawrt had beethb quite thin
About tho ist March, Of the present year 60 nmouc-
cd usag Mu.s. A. Alleu's Resorrr" No. I ucur'-
ing to- the directions, and have munlod 10 apry
ght dressing OF the In tues or four weeks
on etiring bed Ny hair s uls restored 90 ita
original color, aud tho hue qppeirs 70 10 rmanent,
AM SATISFIED THAT THE PREPARATION rs
NOTHING LIKE A DYE, BUT OPERATES UPON
THESE. REL IONS. My ir censaelto ia l. which is
GER snly advantage to who IN danger Of be-
coming bald "
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NO HOPE FOR THE C0NDEMNED.


Yesterday was spent ia grand military parade
and review by Gov. Wise During the afternoon
the Governor and his stAR bad q long interview
with the condemned The Governor urged on
them the necessity Of preparing for death as the
sentence OF the Court would be carried out with.
out any Interference or his part. Brown declared
himself wilngto die. He Justified bis course on
y regretnR his error In not allowing the train TO
pass without interruption. Cook said he was
willing to be shot, but had always had great re.
pugnance to hanging.
Gov. Wise said that Coppoo was the only one
that he had any thought Of eummuting, but he has
now determined to hang them all.
Gov. Wise yesterday received dispatch from
the Governor Of South Qsrolna, rendering him
any AMOUNT OF military aid In defence Of Virgin
ia,
Mr. Wise replied by thanking him for the offer,
but assuring tho Governor that Virginia was able
to depend on herself.
The Richmond military were all ordered to re-
turn home yesterday, but the people protest
against such course, debating that II therO was
my necessity, for them to come, that necessity
still existed Finally Gov. Wise ordered two
Richmond companies to remain, also the Peters
burg artillery.
Several Of the Richmond companies started for
homo this morning and others will 60 to.morroW.
Gov. Wise and bis staff left this morning He
expresses the intention Of having 900 military
preseat on tho dsy Of execution.
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ATTRNPr TO BREAK Jan Mr.. Wightman,
Sheriff, and Mr.. Smith, JailOr, have known for
several days that plan was 10 decOcton for jail
delivery from our county jail, but they kept their
own counsel and laid their plans to Illustrate the
movement 1t was intended BY the prisoners to
throw pepper in the eyes Of Mr.. Smith as he en-
tered the jail to shut them up for the night and so
obtain possession Of the keys. This was to be
done Monday night, but by tkilful management
the prisoners all shut up in their cells before
the ordinary time and will bs kept separate until
sOmo Of them are taken to Columbus. The rAs-
calls failed ln their endeavOr to get pepper Of
Mr.. Smith "for q orhmp in the stomach, p but got
some somehow. They will be kept close new.
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YAEDRNRoER's RKADIEes BEToRE THE LIBRA-
ri ASSOCIATION who heard the "Road-
ings" Of George Vandenhof, the distinguished
dramAtis, and eloeutOnist, before this Association
last winter, do not need to hear anything to in
duee them to sttend on Thursday evening next
(ThHnksgiVing) before the same Association. To
those who have been accustomed to the style and
manner Of actors of the present day, Mr.. Vandsn-
hoG's easy gestures and attitude, will be q great
relief. lis finely mOdulAl0d and clear voice evil
denoss bis appreciation OF the authors meaning in
the perfect dellnsAtOn Of character which he as
sumes.
The present Board Of management Of the AssO-
citation deserve high credit fer the results Of their
lnbors thus far Sad it to bo sincerely hoped that
the citizens generally, will encourage them during
this winter, as they have always done heretofore.
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HAAMoNDsULLE CoAL.--The advertisement
of Mr. RoOkAlellOW, dealer in HammOndsville
coal, will be found in another column. This coal
is Of tip top quality, as will be attested by all
who have used it, and proved by all who will try
it. Mr.. RockafellOw is good and pleasant man
to deal with just such sll business men should be-
Like his coal, he will prove "fast cOlOrs" on trial
Those who have not laid in their supply Of coal
for winter will do we'll to call upon him and make
trial of the article in which he deals, They will
not regret It. See his advertisement for further
particulars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23

ST. LOUIS, Nov. %.
An overland express last night brought dispatch
es from the British Consul at San Francisco tC
Lord Lyons at Washington and a communication
franked by Gen. Scott, to the commanding officer
at Fort Lsaveuworth.
The British had Withdrawn their naval force
from San Juan, except the steamer Satellite.
Tho AtiEonian Of the Sd says that Capt. Ever
left Fort Buchanan for Sonora on the alst ult, un
der instructions from the Secretary Of War to cal
on Gen. Pssquera, and protest in the name Of tht
U. s. Government against the expulsion Of Cap
tain stont's party, or the American citizens froE
Il q State.
The ArEOnisn also learns that Pasquera has re-
Gently expressed strong desires for the formation
Of emigration companies to induce general emil
grafton into Sonora.
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InPoRTANT ARREsT.--Oity Marshal Craw on
Monday went to Cincinnati in consequence of some
Information received, and yesterday morning tel
egraPhed the fact Of having arrested FIVE notorious
thieves,-Jim BrOwn-Mulhall, and another fell
low, for rObbing German of some gold coin at
schwind's, on the fats. in September last, and
Johnny KilfOil and "spiketail," charged with
stealing gold watch.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINoTON, Nov. %.
In consequence Of recent occurrences on the
frontier, a suggestion has been made to the Libe-
raj Government Of Mexico from q distinguished
quarter, that immediate steps DO taken with view
Of entering into an agreement aud treaty with tho
Government Of the United States for the punish
ment Of such outlaws as Cortenas and his men,
The main features Of the proposed arrangement
being TO treat offences committed on either side
Of the Rio Grande as against the peace Of both
Republics tho parties to be tried and puuished
according to the laws Of the country in which they
may DO arrested. ft.ttf
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Tbs 0HIo FARMER This well established and
popular family Journal will commence its ninth
volume on the arEt Of January next, under the
most favorable auspices, with new type, and
new and elegantly engraved head, splendid ONCE
and business apartments, and other facilities that
WI be shown 10 The volume for 1850. This ex-
cellent paper was started nine years ago by its
present editor and proprietor. with less than one
hundred readers Il now numbers 100000, in all
parts CT the United States and Canafa. It has no
superior as an Agricultural and Family Newspa,
per. We do not see how any Farmer or Farmers
family can consent to do without Il. We believe
the day is not far distant when Il will b found
sIl the best farm houses in Ohio, Kentucky, aud
other Western States. Success 70 he Ohio Far.
merl -ts
naader. saa ths farms An enothe ar eolu,na. ANA
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THE BURGLAR DALEY CAUeHT- Yesterday
morning Deputy Marshal McKinstry and officer
Ode | succeeded in caging and catching Daley the
burglar, who escaped from them on Monday. He
vas found in a barn on the lake shore east Of the
Marine Hospital, He made desperate resistance,
sashing right and left with huge knife, but a
sight of McKinstry's revolver brought him to
terms. He was secured in Jail. He Is without
donbt one Of the most desperate characters TO be
found. and dangerous to be at large Smith, a
companion who was with him, escaped
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COMPANY D.s PARTY.-The party given by
Company d. at the Angler tomorrow (Thanks-
giving) evening promises 10 be one of the finest of
the season. We are requested TO state that carri-
ages will be in attendance for the use Of any who
may desire, free of charge. They will call at any
place desired IL the directions are left at the An
gier. The Company stands A. No. in every re-
spect and we wish for them brilliant and sue
cessful party, as they must surely have.
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PARTY AT ATHENRUN HALL.--A party is ar
ranged to come off to night at Atheneum Hall
formerly Gray's ArmOry. The name of the cor
ductor, J. R. Sanford, the gallant and efficient
Captain Of the Light Guards, and the managers,
are sufficient guarantees that the party will be a
pleasant one.
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HARPERs FnRRY ExoITEMENT, :.

Gov. Wise and stat arc here stopping with Col,
Beifbond, Superintendent Of tho Armory
lie states that be has made every provision to
protect the prisoners
lie has no doubt ola determined aud thorough
organization movement throughout tho northern
and western States 10 rescue Brown.
He has letters from prominent parties In Ohio,
pennsylvania aud New York urging him 70 be on
his gard for parties forming In those States,
TIE Blaes go 10 MartlnsbaEgh 70 night
Col Smith Of he Military lna,ltute wiih tho Ca
dsts and HoWiizsrH haVe hsaa ontered y Charles
town. -.
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Council LAST NIeHT.-In the Council last
night twas resolved to appropriate the proceeds
of the Junction railroad to the erection of new
High School building on the West Side
The most Of the session was devoted to a discus.
sion of the case of malfeasance charged against
Constable Brown.
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PLvNBINo.--For all descriptions CT plumbing
work aud water fixtures, there IA no better place
in the city than that Of b. p. Bower, successor TO
J. b. Barnes 4 Co, Atwater Block. Mr.. Bower is
prepared with choice and well selected STOCK,
good workmen and plenty OF them TO promptly
and punctually execute AL orders, large Or small
The numerous samples Of his work which have
been done throughout the city for many Of our cit
zens are their own advertisement I
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PowERLEss FOR EvIL-PoTRNT FOR GooD.-
When pain or Inflammation Is present. and Drandreths
Pills are used they at seize upoa the humors which
the occasion of the pain and Inflammation and
them from the body This qailty o. alone seizns hold
aud causing the expulsion Of jepravsd humo possessed
bv no other medicine For Brandrehs Pills operate solely
upon those impuIi les which surround and affect the
sues and organs affected by disease By natural affinity.
they seize these humurs because their o is below that
OF the surrounding parts and expe them from the body
Young people cannot but middle eyed and old people
In measure apprec te that medicine which, being used
In sickness acts only upon the OF dsesse and which
has power except upon those humors whose
produces every pain, and whose removes every
disease Whatever organ is Infected thore these wonder
full pills penetrate and impurities from thus pre-
venting settling of the humors; because they removed
from the body In heumaism eyers, pleurses pains In
the Side dyspepss head aches o0tyenoss Asbms colds
coughs throats piles ulcers bos they give mme.
dale -elief aud taken early, prevent organic disease
Maltdies pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
their influence aud millions OF human lives have been
saved BY their mOly Oh how important sickness
to that medicine which on' extnguishes the dsAse
and leaves no evil eloc. behind.
Sold At No 29i Canal Brandr0th's Bulding ana by
A. 0adin-r No 220 Superior street Cleveand and by
J. b, ~heedon, Hudson aud all respectable dealers in
medicines dAw
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"a PRINTER AIuRDERED.
TNnfaHaaarre No

A comp0Hiior named John Smiley was found
this morning insenalble on the stairway leading 10
saloon under the Oriental House where Il was
supposed he had fallen. Subsequent iuvesHgation
proved that he bad been struck With 3 slung shot
aud robbed. He died at o'clock this P, N, No
clue 10 the murderer.
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NEW AnYrRrIsRmrNrs

Aw Poud-Ccal for Northern Ohio Lunatlo Asylum
Y NJ. c. Association-Lecturo By Rev. c. S. Henry
s. s. Barre-Coai OIL and Lsm.s
H"stetter's Bhtsts--Sptcial Notice.
Thos Brown Prospectus Of Ohio Farmer.
Wanted 10 Purehaso-.A House and Lo.
J.. Pookafellow-Hammordsviu Coal Coke, &C.
W. fiske-sursical lnnrunsnt'