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linnne Testimony.

GtLEAD W OOd Co, o., Aug. 8 IS5U.
Dr. C., w Roback--Dear Sir:--rermit me To inf rm
you and suffering humanity afflicted as have been.
of tho benefits have received from your Blood Pills
and Blood tnriher. | have had difficulty in my
lungs for some two years that baied all the skill of
ouf best physicians, both ut home and abroad Be-
side this, lad the Dyspepsia 50 bad that my foad
would not stay in my stomach in the smallest quanti.
ty, Through these diseases, became emacated
and weak thatI could hardly walk, and sometimes
sould not. But am hearty and reasonably well At
.esept and allege the cure to your Medicines. as
pok no other the time, and many thanks Tor your
lanac which accidentally fell into my hands
Yours truly J.BALAER.
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An ElOnement.

BRowS's CORNA RS, Nov. 10. 1859. !
MR. EptroR-Dear Sir:-I will endeavor to inform
you of the following circumstance which occurred
here yesterday morning, and is causing quite an ex-
citement at present. During the fore part OF last
Summer Dutch girl by the name OF Melvina Ben
ner resident Of this County, went to live with one
Burr Smith, in Perry township. Said Smith had q
wife and one chid--a bright little boz, now about
two years old. kll seemed TO pass along for some
time very pleasantly, until Mrs. Smith discovered
that there wss intimacy existing between her hus
band ANA said girl that she thought out of char
acter She kept quiet until she witnessed acts thai
she could not bear with. come what would. She
thereupon informed the girl that she must leave,
which request was complied with. Smith became
m1ch dspleascd with his wife for dismissing the girl
and has as I am informed. been very unkind to her
ever since The girl went to live with Mr. Jno. Chill
cote who lived II miles from Smiths and stayed with
his family from that time up 10 Tuesday night last,
when she mysteriously disappeared. Smith left in
the evening and was gone until nearly daylight Wed.
ncsday morning, when he came in aud told his wife
that he wa. going to take his boy to Loran County
and leave him there until he took tour to the West
The child was dressed and prepared for the trip by
the other and the heortless father left for the
ing train at Fostoris The harry couple were seen
by c. Foster, who went on the train with them
to Fremont and left them at that place. The dstrac
ted mother left on this mornings train for Loraiu
County to see IL the child is left with its grandfath-
or nm to ascertan, If possible, what direction he,
brsbsnd rud his Miss have taken. The good people
Of" od perr,.r are saying "Shame to such hesrtss'
eonduct" and some are talking OF following the
wretch. lour rrIenu, NJ
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| allthe leading branches o ofmanufacturinR Indus
try the great practical superiority OF Singers
sewing Machinesis fact established beyond dispute.
No tailor shoe manufacturer, clothiei seamstress
dressmaker. ssdder, carriage trimmer hat manufac
tursr, &c,, &C.. cnn afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars n Year
only fair average OF the ctua profit from the use
of each one Of these Machines and for c0uhrma ito
OF this TRUTH refer TO of the thOu sAns of
persons who Ihem They adapted TO every sort
OF work fine or coarse upon silk. cotton, linen and
wooen fabrics. also light and heavy leather. They
never fail TO give entire satisfaction,
TO meet the GROWN tlemA nd for asmallcr and more
elegant machine for private household purposes. We
have ust produced and rendy receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
which is the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine ever constructed It's ornamented In the high
est st,le ofart and all who il delighted with H.
II makes the improved ntcroc ed stitch and s capable
of doing grenter variety OF work in better rstyle than
anv rSewng Machine ever offered for family pur
poses. ..-
II is not subj the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making ravelinG seam. like the
Grover Baker, is il confined in its operation
10 few thin fabrics liable get ofoI der and
fitted to flax thread. ikethe Wheeler 4 Wilson Ma.
chine; hat is amply sufficient TO perform all kinds OF
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 400. The larger staudlrd machines. from
Sl25 10 5000 Send for I. NJ Singer 4 Co.'S Gaastte,
= beantful pictorial paper. dcvot, to Sewing Ma
chimes and containing lis, Of pricos and all other
formation onthe subject 1t will he forwarded gratis.
l. ". SINGER h CO.
4iS Broadway, New York
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany. Baltimore ST. Lonls
proTidemce, Goversvllc, Cincinnati New Orleans,
New Haven Rochester, Chicago, Mobile
Newark. Philadelphia Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted, ....... .rI .,... ..
AGENrs-E. a. Higgins rerrysburg; WIN. Robert
son. Maumee. . .' .t't ..
til
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a&Dr. Tyler who kicked up such muss al
Berlin Heights. some time ago, with his Free
Love and yet more FREQ adultery society. has
turned up in California, and at last accounts,
was about to sail for San Salvador with large
company Of human cattle, where he will 60 into
the herding business ON an extensive scale. One
man has given $40 900 towsrts the enterprise.
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As IT SHOULD Br.-Ths Fndlay Jtfer'onian'
in speaking of the fall term of the High School
department OF the Union School in that place,
says:
Over o ne hundred young men and Young women
were in attendance, most OF whom either he'd been
engaged an teaching, were preparing TO enter that
honor able and responsible profession"
The High School department OF Union Schools
located in villages, should partake largely of the
normal character.
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Farms Given Away!

MR.. WILLIAM MKIM proposes to dispose of his
1Nl lands in this county at u merely nominal price
lie will sell the south halt of the northwest quar-
ter of section 29 town range 10, containing eighty
acres, for five hundred dollars. Said land has been
thoroughly ditched and draned,at an expense OF $2l3
lie will also sell the south half oil tne southwest
quarter of section 80. town 6, range H. at the same
price.
Enquire of H. II. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per-
rysburg, Ohio.
Also for sale, large number of Town Lots, both
here and in the town of Millgrove with and without
Improvements. together with several valuable Farms
Nov 10, lS59--2Stf. HENRY IL. DODGE.
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crrJ. o. Shannon has retired from the Paul
ding Eagk end S. R. Brown, Esq, is his sue
crsser. Mr.. B's Introductory displays the right
spirit and ample ability.
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned will offer for sale at public auc
J. tiOn, at the late residence OF Elijah oolsey de
ceased in Miami, Lucas County, Ohio on the 5th day
of December. A. d. 1859, the goods and chattlcs OF
said deceased consisting in part Of Horses. Cattle
Farming Utensils, &c. SAL to commence at l0.A. NJ
TerTs--Purchases amounting TO three dollars OF
less to be paid in cash, above that sum- notes at six
months with two gcOdly sureties will he taken.
p. HOFFMAN BIRCKHEAD, executor.
MARY WOOLSEY, eXecutrix.
Toledo, Nov. 10, la5g--2Sw
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1000 Agcnts Wanted.

EVE7YBODY'S LAWYER AHD COUNSEL
Ia -OR IN BUSINESS, containing plain and sim
pie in.ructons 10 everybody for translcting
siuess according to law, with legal forms for drawing
the various necessary papers connected herewith to
gether with the laws of all the state for collection Of
dcbts, property exempt from execution. mechaaic's
liens execution r deeds aud mortgages, rights of
married women. dowers, usury Wills kc. BY FBANK
CROSBY. Esq, Of the Philadelphia Bar, sSI pages,
l2mO.
An entirely new work the snbiect. adapted 10
the wants of every citizen OF the Uned states Sir
gle copies senI hy mail 10 any address, on receipt of
price, $l.G0, orm law stYle of biniing, $l3s.
lu0U agents wanted 20 canvass for il, with whom
liberal arrangements will be made. Apply to or al.
dress JOAN H. POTTER, Publisher.
No. cl7 Sausom ST.. Puilad alpha, Pa
September %, 1850 1lm2
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WTtutyouns irend, A. McMahan, who mas
been " soldering for Uncle Sam' returned nome
las. Sabbath, and proposes to lay aside his wo'-
like propensites aud devote himself to private
And neaceahle nursuits hereafter.
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ssrMr. aud Mrs Douglas have both been
dangerously i'll at Washington; the former from
a successful effort 10 increase the Douglas family
and the latter from an attack Of gaut in the
stomach. They are recovering slowly.
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The man who plants a row Of beautiful
trees by his dwelling, raises monuments to his
.as,e that will endurs flesh aud green, yielding
shade and shelter whel the most costly mausiOn
he can erect shall have orulnblsd 10 dust and
been forgotten.
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To the Afflicted.

REMgMBER.-Dr. Dellcnbaugh, of Cleveland. son OF
the far famed DR.. Dseubaugh. late Of Georgetown,
Columbana County will remain at the baird House,
December 9th; Napoleon. Dec. 9TH; Wauseon, Dec 9.
No charge for consultation.
November II, lS59-2Stf.
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TuE Scoscu ARE AHEAD Our good friend .
Games Davidson, ESQ., of Scotch Ridge, has left
a pumpk in with as which weighs ~ pounds
almost double the weight of any pumpkin we
have yet seen. II any man in Wood Count
can beat that, we will send him the Journal ons
wear free
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aeM Mrs. NJ. L. Spesr wife of the editor OF
III. Findlsy Je6trsonian, died on the 81 inst
We deeply sympa,bze with fried Spear in his be-
Pavement.
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ED,

In Perrvsburg. Wednesday morning. Novem-
Der Is. 1852 after briefillness Mr.. SAMUEL kREPs,
aged 50 years, month aud days.
The deceased was the father of G. 3. Kreps, msr-
chant Of this place. and has resided here but about
year. His funeral will take place to-day, Thursday,
AT . O'Clock p. NJ,
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strnyed or Stolen.

CTRAYED or stolen, on Sunday night last, from
- my premises at gle Point Perrysbnrg township.
light hay horse, with heavy, black and tail,
and white spot on his face, burst the rrht hlnk
ais" mark in his right ribs apparently caused by
heavy blow Said horse was in good order when he
left. Any person who will give information of the
whereabouts of said horse, will be literally rewarded
Address CIV. CASWELL,
Nov. l0--2sw3* ,oledo Ohio
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Nnticp.

A LII persons hereby notified not to purchase
N any of the following notes signed by Philetus
kyes principal. and H. A. ilarneS as securitycal
ing for S35 each. made payable to Elizabeth
kyes or bearer, one payable in six months one pay.
able in one year. and one in two years, dated about
the llth of April. 1859. said notes obtained by
fraud and without valid consideration and they will
not be paid. PHILETUS KYES.
Nov. lO--2Sw IL A. II \RNES,
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The PUMPKIN QussrIoN-The Geor9e'o"h'
Ohio. Argus says Frank Myers raised one pump
kin which weighed 1876 lbs; and measured s'A
feet in circumference: another weighed Ito IDS
another 90, and another 60.
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worth from
Gold Watches. English Lever Pat.
ent Lever and Lapncs, $50 90 TO 100 90
Silver Watches, Patent Lever, fun
tewelcd. hunling cases open tace
aud cylinder escapcment, IL 90 10 40 90 !
Cold Loo kcts--large size. four glass.
cs. and two glasses with spring
large and small si2e with snap. 80 to Is 0A
Cameo, Mosiic, FlOrentine, Painted
Lava. .tindstone, Garnet and Coral
Sets Of Pins aud Drops. oot IS co
Ladies' Gold Guard Chains, Fancy
Chains, Chateiincs, no to Is 90
Gents Fob aud Vest Chains, 10 90 to So 90
Sets Cameo. Guldstonc, Painted Mo-
sale, Garnet, Onyx, Engraved &
Plain Gold Sleeve Buttons and
Bosom Studs 90 to 10 90
Gold Pencils, with Pens, large, me-
dom and small, $500 7 so
Silver Pencils, with Gold Psns large
medium and small size, double aud
single extension cases, 90 to 90
Gents Heavy Sgnet Rings. Ladies'
Gold Chased and Plain Rings, l 00to sol
Gents Cola Bosom Pins Cluster,
with Opal, Scarf Pins, Onyx. Gar.
net &c, 6Vto %
Rich Silk Dress patters, ~ Uoto 50 O0
Cameo. Mosaic, Coral, Garnet, Chas-
ed and Plain Oval Bracelets, oOto 80 90
Silver aud Gold rhmbles, j0to 90
Gents Pen aud Pocket Knife, 500 l so
Pearl aud Morocco pore-nonnies 50tV 90
Toothpcks, Watch Keys, Guard
Slides. l soto ; sol
Cold Crosses, small Medium and
large, 90 to so
Besides other Gifts. comprising a large and valua.
BILE assortment of miscellaneous articles, VARYING
from al TO $40. -
The propre;ors OF the OLDEST ESTABLISHED
GIFT BOOK sTGRE IN THE UNITED STATES.
for the uninterrupted which has crowned their
efforts please during the last four years
would their thanks TO to the hundreds
OF thousands who have in past lne seen fit to bestow
their liberal patronage upon them; and would further
assure them, and the public generally that their lon
experience and established capital warrant them in
Offering greater inducements than ever. and such IA
are of reach ot ANY similar establishmc tin the
country; aud propose, i'll this,
FIFTH YEAR
of heir loc alton In New-York to introduce
NEW FEATURES,
GREATER Attractions,
GIFTS OF GUEATER VALUE AND vARIErY,
STILL LARGER AND BETTER SELECTED
STOCK OF ROCKS
Commissions ard inducement'to clubs and to agents
who willing 10 devote their time to busi.
mesa: so TINT those who desire can have
S-GIFrS AND BOOKS WITHOUT MONEY .sSf
We shall cndenvor to establish an agent in every
town in the United States, shat all who will may
benefit by our liberal system tf trade.
We have appointed +. A. HiGGlNS. our duly nu-
thoriAed agent tor Psrryshurg and vicinity, who will
receive and forward all orders with attention and dis
patch.
A NEW AND REVISED CATALOGUE,
ready for distribution containing every desirable
book, old, now in print; and acknowledged by
librarians and literary nGn to be the complete
and best classified issued without an exec H.
100000
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1s-By reference to the proceedings OF the
Wood County Agricultural Society, 1t will be
seen that the next County Fair will be held at
PerrYshnrp.
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Wood Co. Rihle Society.

The Anniversary Meeting Of the Wood County B'0i'
Society will be held sabbath evening nextthe 2Oth
inst.l at the Methodist E. Church, in this place. All
are invited to attend.
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IERNs--one twelfth part OF the purchase money
to lie paid at time OF sale and the balance in eleven
equal annual installnens with annual interes there
on.
No bid taken for less than the appraised value
and each lot will he sold separate the highest bid
der therefore. JAMES W. ROSS, Co. Aaditor.
Auditors Once Wood Co. q,
Oct 5th, 1859.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
,1r RECEIPTS ron ruH rERRrsBUns JOURNAL.

ayThe Fremont & Indiana Railroad will be
completed to Findlay this week.
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as-At the Clinton County Iowa, agricultural
fair, hog was exhibited which weighed 9oo
pounds
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as-Mi.s Adells, of Detroit has our thanks
for ntribuions from her gifted pen.
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The Secret Inlirmities Of
YOUTH AND MATURITY.
Just Published Gratis. the Tweuty-F Fifth Thousand

-g|yS4 A FEW WORDS OK TIE RA-
4 alS&l@ n tioual Trcntmentw ihout Medicine.
S.AcSAraY OF SpermNtOrrh,sn or Local Weakness,
NuGturna Emissions Genital and Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay "f the system, Impotoncy aud I'M.
psdiments TO Marriage generally
BY B. DE LANEY, NJ n.
The important fact that the many alarming com
plants. originating in the impuArnce aud solitude of
youth may he easily removed ri'hom medicine. isn
this small tract fully dnmnnurntcd aud the entirely
aud highy successful treatment, il adopted hy
the author fully explained, hy of which every
one is cnIhel to CURE uiMsEr perfectly md AZ the
lea'pos be cost thereby avoiding all the advertised
nostrunis of the day.
Sent 10 any airrs. gratis and post free in a scaled
envelope by renting (post paid two postage stamps
CITY. Ily.
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School Lands for snIe.

THE undersigned will offer for sale, at public
L auction. at the door of the COurs House in Wood
County Ohio, on SItlrIay. Iuy II. lIib At the h lur
OF O'clock A. NJ. the following School LANDS stua-
ted Ia section l6. town United States Reserve dvi
ded and appraised us follows Ia wits
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
School Examiners Notice.

School Examiners Notice.
The board will hold their xt gular sessions Tor
che examination of Teachers, as follows;
Bowling Gresn....-- First Tuesday in November
Psmbervil,. ~ do do December. .
P.rrvsburg - do do January.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers VIII
hereafter be examined in American History. ~..
No applicant will be examined who Is not present
punctuaily at O'Clock A.. ".
]. W, WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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LAND FOR SALE.

Probate Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that John Yeager, admir-
IN of Frederick Wahlort de ceased. has filed his pa
pers with for the final settlement of said estate
Said accounts will he heard and examined on the
27th day of Nov. A. ID 1852 WIN. EWING.
Nov. 10, lS59--27w3Sl Pro. Judge.
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GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
TIE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
u. W. EVANS & CO.
THE C77 BROADWAY, 6I7 THE
FIFTH NEW YORK. FtFrH
YEAR. ESTABLISHED 1854. YEAR.

The following is partial list Of property which
will I've given to the purchasers OF Books At the time
OF sale:
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WALL PAPER.

1hsve just received n large quantity of Wall fA-
per, consisting OF the most beautiful patterns rRngbG
in price from 10 37Ac. Beautiful patterns for .a
the hest offered for that price in this section Of
country, Landscape paper and all patterns desnnd.
Satin aud ground at p. G. .HOI.T'S. .Maumee City.
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INSIDE VIEWS.

CoirETontenoe Of The y. y. Tribune.
ALsAsr, March IL, 1883.
Ire msnufsct ire Of mOTal-preservers thriTee es
usual. Gentlemen curious in statistics have estms,st
the nnnSer of laws the ttatuts bo0ks Of his
State 81 about apiece for each day in the year aud
for every inhabtsrt. The Dsgiss.ure hossyer, sc.-
ing on tie principle Of prudent Mr.. Too'les, is re-
solved to give rs few more jus. 70 have then 10 tas
home in case they should be wanted. The article
turned out 81 the State factory i rather more elastic
than Day or Goodystrs boty-ftting tost, ont not
more than the difference between the expsusoIty
Of the physeA man and the legal conscis:oe warrants
Since ny last matters u iL,srss. have accumulated
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REMOVAL OE QUARANTINE.

Tire following debate took place in the Asse nbly on
Friday evening:
Tie House sent into Committee of the Whole, Mr..
LAwREScE in the chair, OIL the bll To AMEND The
ACT TO REMOVE QUARASTISE STATION.
The question peniipg was on the substitute offered
by Mr.. TUTHiLL for the original bill Tue substance
OF Mr. Tuibils substitute was published in Tux rRIB-
USE on Friday morning
Several verbal amendments were made to the subeti-
tute, when
Nj CosKLrSG spoke at length agsirst it. 1t for
bs3e QuarsL le from being located within TIE territory
Of Kings, Queens, or Richmond Count es. or within
mile of the main shore. Barren Island is within
the territorial limits % Of these counties, but is not
within mile Of soy inhabitabe region. Tni- prohbb
ton is wrong, aud should not be sanctioned by the
House. The other evening" il was alleged by the gen.
teinsn from Kings Mr. TnthI that the enactment Of
the original bill would hject the Governor 70 lobby
pressure which person less immOvab than angel
could withstand. This lmputatOn upon the Governor
Re Tepeed and proceeded 10 show that the mode pro-
posed Tor the disposition Of the pressnt Qlsrartine
property by the original bill vas far less liable to
sbUse than the mode proposed by ths snbsttute. The
vital difference between the two relates TO the mode of
GspOsing Of this property. lie wiling 20 irtrust
tie Governor with this matter lie deemed no man
more capable Of Ythstanding any sinister pressure.
1t Hss better to lesye the matter Discretionary with
thst officer than Ia tie bin down to arbitrary rule
r. Mr. C. wOClc Ike u knOg what the gentleman
meant the other evening when be alu led 10 the lobby
Influence which wooli be brought TO bear upoa the
GOyerror. TIE lnsluu.tion 81 imp1tatl0a upon
that ofiieer-s man Who mas had charge OF many more
important matters than what this bill proposes 10
ittrust o. hin. And all those trusts he discharged
with marked sagaei and integrity. ~ would be dis
charge tuis trus; II il imposed upon him. lie
hoped therefore. that the Substitute would 10 voted
down.
NJ. hEEEs objected TO tie original bill because it
Permitted Ccney Island selected site for
Qusraupe
ar. CHRIsriE-If the original bill is passed, pro-
pose % O-r sn amendment 20 eIclat. COnsy Island.
Mr.. MEESs objected equally 10 tbs use Of Barren
Isant-s location fuil thirty niles from anchorage
ground and besr the mao land carry infe tion
within the settlements They shoud exclude that
leland. He thought Vel Of The Governor; bat he did
think too much discretion shoold be gisea TO any
man. The substitute provided tue very pes. mode Of
di-posps Of tie QssIAn.ns property Bl. be did 10,
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i-g tAe erection Of 'he bnJlirgs IN Qleeu.. K,.,
Riohuopd cour;y, or ~ithiu one mule o ~. 49,
The smendrnert sas adopted. tsab'eqaerty .ts,
oui IN the Houss.
Mr.. MOORE moved 70 adj the xori. ..a
"quired" in the fifth li1e Ct toe l3th So,
Adopted.
Mr.. HALL moved that the Committee rsopt =.
eress, and ask leave 20 sit ~ ,in. L. toe HSa.r
sho1ld vote - rtinse 10 sit egsin sni then ney.s
bill 10 s third readipg.
TIE CJunit.oe rOss. ard
H. the House Mir. TuTHftL moved the sal.s..
rejected In Committee OF the Whole. Io..-s3ss
SIR. TUTBILi moved several suendments ss.s
in Committee Of the Whole, witch Vere loet, .sd =
bill vas ordered e. third rea1iug. :"
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,siDt.;n, a SigIi6ed sieDoe. Svitserlasd now
Only enes for railroads, and Denmark eoetlrue'io
Be distracted BY the schieswig tlol'eis 'quaSsle.