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coarsship of Captain Mites staudish.

True HIsroRicAL RosAScR,
hiles Standlsh in the Msydower came
= Across the stormy wave,
And IN that little band WAS nons
More generous OF brave.
Midst ooid December's scet and snow
On Plymouth rock they land;
Weak we're their hands but strong their heart
That pions pilgrim band.
oh, sad It was in their poor huts.
7" hear the storm wind blow;
And terrible III midnight hour
Wien yell'd the savage foe.
Apd when the savage, grim and dire,
His bioody work began.
For a champion brave, | have been told,
Miles Stapdish was the man.
But oh. his heart was made 70 bow,
With grief and pain full low,
For sickness on the pilgrim band
Now dealt dreadful blow.
in arms Of death 30 fast they FELL
They scarce were buried
And his dear wife, whose name was Rose,
Was laid among the dead.
His sorrow was not loud but deep
For hor he did hcmnan:
And such keen anguish wrung his heart,
lie could not 1--we alone.
Then to John Alden he did speak:
For Juhr Alden was his Friend:
And s1id. Friend John, unto my with
-
Nv poor wite has gone:
An1 N tt's Wild and savage land
tcshh"t hNe alono.
To- Mr. William Nnrn. thu,
And se. ~ So ,,,,, ',i,o nio ia,r.
IT, ,,'a =, al t,' a, ~ s,,, t 'U",9
w" "'' "'s"''' '"''
Priscilla was this daughters name,
COmcly and fair WAS sle.
And kind of heart she was wfth.l
As any maid could he.
'ohn Aldcn, To obige MS friend,
And told his errand like man,
Ana asked i'r bis convent.
gox Nr Nn,ii,. sira
ori,a r,,inn,i ,na ki,b
Sss;rs, bis 'is,'.h,aris ,n,nt
~
He told John Alden II his child
Should be inclined that way,
And Captain Standish was her choice,
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JEFEEB sONIAN Hook and
IL J0b Printing Oflice, Tho pnhli.b.. bu 1,

III J"b Printing Onice.--The Publisher hay.
lnga good assortment OF TYPE, and in suc cess.
'ul operation Une Of Lawyers job Prosess, u
wMon are the sksrJoB i'sEssEs nowin use, bs.
rliissloNs PER HOUR, IL prepared TO do ali kind
oi job Work, such as Cards, Plain and Orna.
mental; Circulars, Posters, Hanks, BiIlIeads,
Programmes, Pamphlets, 30, With our pres.
ent facilities, we feel confident that we can
give entire satisfaction, both as il regards er.
ecution and the rates charged.
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LNtRM IN IONyA.-An individual In Find
IL lay. has II Farm Of 100 acres located in
Monroe county, Iowa. which he will dispose of
for cash, or exchange for good claims or town
property In Findlay. For further particular.
Gallon ). 4. SPEAR.
May 2S, 1858. Real Estate Igrni
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tn E LlV Err
] N WIG O n A r O r f.!
PREPARED ~ DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from GTMS

Is ono Of he best Purgativo and Liver Med.
l. icinrs now before tho public, that acts as a
Cafhariic, easier. mlldcr. and more cfIeciualI
than any other medicine known. II not only
Il C0thurfe, but II Lirtr remedy. acting first On
the Ltrer IN eject its morbid matter. thus ac.
complshng two purposes ciicctualiy, without
any of tho painful ioCiinrs experienced i'm Tie
operations oi moet Cdih0itics. II Strengthens
the system at the same time that IL purecs il;
and when taken daily iu moderate doses vii
strengthen and build IL up with unus ial rapid.
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,XNoWN PROPERTY FoR SALE. ",

'XNowN PROPERTY FOR SALE. - We
L have for sale = house and lot located on
Main street. The house is new two-story
building, comfortable and cunven ent, and will
be disposed Of un reasonable terms. Also,
A llpusr AND InT uN WEST HAHpiN STREET -
The house IS Il one story building 32x2i, fitted
nut with smoke house, well, &C., and lot dry.
Alsu.
A lOrsK ASH Two I.OTs oN EAST liARDIS ST.
The house is one story. and the lots arc sup.
piled with a large number ufirult trees which
nave been hearing for some time. There is
tlsn an excellent barn on the lots. We will
dispose otths property for money. or exchange
I for land. :. A. SPEAR,
RrW Estate .Ig,mi.
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4 MOTHER FAHM.-A GOOD FARM OF
~ 80 ACRES is offered for sale. II Is situ.
dled on blanchard River. about five miles from
Findlay, and lies high and dry. There are 100
ACRES CLEARED, with a YOUNG ORCHARD,
and good farm house, and frame barn.
8. A. SPEAR. Real Estate agent.
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TUE INTELLIGENT ~ rus CnrNrRY urc alwavs
ready 1" test the merits at "A rr,m,urnt dis.
cuvcry or invention. and II satisfied at its OK.
collcucc, L. adopt, approve aud recommend IT,
II j. 10 this thinking. reasoning class, who al,
ways look before they leap. and whose honest
and rational Judgment gives tome Ia pubic
opinion. that Dt. RODACK'S BLOOD PtMFl
GR ANn PILLS owe hey immense 81. ccss.--
& o.
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4 n EXCELLEsT DWELLING HOUSE
~ FOR SALN.--rhe undersigned has for
sale Il new, substantial and very convenient
rSO STORY DWELLING, situated nj n favorable
point on Sandusky street. Fndlay. The terms
are reasonable. aud the cite desirable for any
One engaged IN business on Main street.
:. A. SPEAR, Real Estate igsHt.
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MRS, ROBlNSON'S CERTIFICATE.
VERNON, Trumbull comfy

May lsl, lSjS.
he,lth for years and found hills or no relioI
after employing number of physicians. Nv
disease was ProlapSis Uteria. had been rc-
duced by that and Flouor AlbuS until had he.
come ucocrated to a considerable extent. Bv
the advice of DR., &. w, Bushnell | procured
and took six bottles of MarshalIs Uterine On.
tholicon, which enabled me to attend la my
husband IN his last sickness until he died.
which was about II year since. | have taken
three bottles since his death, which have made
three children. II is the only tl.ing that has
mitigated my suffering, for which | feel very
MARY u. ROBINSON.
Tho Catholcon is for sale by
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
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A NALUApLE pROPEnrY.-A firm

4 VALUABLE PSOPEurN.-A farm of
~ eighty acres. with forty.fve acres clear
ed, and other improvements, is offered for sale.
II is located ON the road leading from Heck's
mill to Van Buren,, about four miles from Find
lay, In Il worry good neighborhood. For the
terms OF salc and otLGr particulars, enquire of
s. A. SPEAR, Real Estate igent.
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TN LOr FOR sALls.-Thc undersigned has
i an excellent town lot, situated In Il favora.
bic position on Main street, Findlay, to dispose
Vt. =. A. SPEAR, Re1i Estate Igent.
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TNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view ofths
Il awful destruction ofhuman life, capsed by
Sexual diseases, and tho dcoeptionS, ,pfactised
uponth unfortunate Victims by quacks, sever
ri years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon,
asa charitable act worthy Of their name, 10 open
aDispensary for tho treatment on this class cf
diseases, in all their forms, and TO give Medical
Advice gratis, 70 al who apply by letter, with
n description oftheir condition, (age, occupa-
tion, habits Of life, &o.) and in cases OF extreme
poverty to FURNISH nEDIcTNs YRKE or CHARGE
II Is needless TO add that the Association COM
mands the highest Medical skill Of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors Of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon tho treatment OF Sexual
Diseases, express the highest satisfaction with
tho success which has attended the labors Of
the Consulting Surgeon In the cure of SPERMA.
TORRIlEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPO.
TENCE, GONORRHEA, GLEyr, SYpurIis, the
vice OF oNANisM, or Sell. .ABcsE, &C., &C., and
ensuing year.
The Directors, on n review of the past. fee, AZ
sured that their labors in thi, sphere OF beney.
Oent effort, have been of great benefit 10 the
afflicted, especially TO the young, and they have
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed
zeal. to this very important but much despised
| cause. ~
Just Published by the Association, a Report
on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, tho
Vice Of Onanism, Masturbation or Self Abuse.
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by tho
Consulting surgeon, which Will be sent by mail,
Cna sealedletter envelope PRER or CHARGE on
receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage. other Re.
ports and Tracts ON the nature aud treatment
OF sexuel diseases, diet. &C., are constantly be.
ing published for gratuitous distribution. and
viii be sent To- the afflicted. Some of the new
remedies and methods OF treatment discovered
during the last year. are of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEoRoH
Il. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso-
citation, No. 2, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA n. HEARrwEI4L, PIestdsnt.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Secretary.
| January O, 1s59.-1v.
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REALES7A7EAGENCYI
A chance to Dispose Of Lands and Real
Estate in General.
WE undersigned has established Rea, Es
l tate Agancyin
FiNDLAY, OHIO.
Sewing Machines.

'VHEunde ersigned hasbeen appointed Agent
L for the sale OF Singers Sewing Machines
and is prepared TO supply Cloth,ers, Sad.
dlers, Shoe Establishments, and private fam
lilies with such machines
~ the Manufacturers Lowest Rates.
These Machines are coming nto very gem
eral use, and are admitted to be very dec.
ded Improvement on anything Of the kind
previously offered to the public.
FiSpLAY, March 10. S. A. SPEAR.
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noEs DIsE,sm ORIGINATE


IL IN MpURITY OF THE BLOOD?
This is Il question of VITAL Importance, and
one which has never been satisfactorily dis
posed OIL by the professors vino teach the heal
ing art. some Northumberland especially the
old school Physicians-that life lives In the
blood. aud therefore all diseases originate in
lt-but modern science ayers that ailments
have their or'ginatiun in both the solids and
fluids of the body. That the latter preponder-
ate, huwev'r, Is hXod fact, that medical
skill has clearly demonstrated that at lie astt two.
thirds OF the Ills that human flesh it heir to,
have their source IN an
i.IrrkE STATE or rnE BLOOD.
Az, for instance, In the long catalogue, such az
Scrof,la, Iettor,, BARRIERS llch." Pimplss.
Blotchcs, Erysipelas' Ulcers, Salt Rheum, dis
charges from the Ear, Fever Soros, or eruptivo
diSea' es OF any kind. These are ascertained
by well known medical laws to arise from bad
blood-whilc the highest medical authorities
declare that most fevers originate in the same
manner and more particularly Typhoid and
Scarlet-the former being an Internal, and the
latter an internal eruptive disease; and in all
persons attacked by these maladies, the blood
is found Ia he either coagulated, or OF dark
unhealthy color.
To ward off large majority of diseases, as
well rs to cure II number which have already
seized upon the system, IL Is necessary TO
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Lindsey's Improved Blood Sesrchsr does not
claim 10 bea
UEIHERsAL rkSACEA
for every disease known, but tho propretors
claim for II the power not only of draining out
all impurities of tlfe blood, but by the skillful
combination OF well known vegetable RENE
dies, II viii cure all diseases arising from
ucranged state OF the liver, drive out dyspep-
sa, aud give renewed tone and vigor to tile
stomach. That the BLOOD SEARcuER Is all that
Is claimed for 1t, the proprietOrs can produce
THE PRoof.
II is only few years since 1t was disco, cred,
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Only one dose Immediately relieves CuoLic,
while only one dose often repeated is Il sure
cure for CHOLERA Mounts. aud preventative
.ui CHOLERA.
DS- Only one bottle Is needed to throw out of
the system the effects of ofmedioine, after a long
sickness.
ps- One bottle taken for JArNDICE. removes
All SulluwncSS or unnatural color from the skin.
one dose taken u short time before eating
gives vignr I" the appetite, aud makes food di.
gcst well.
one dose often repeated cures CuROSIC DiAR.
hIldA IN lis worst forms, while SUMMER aud
BOWEL complaint yield almost To- the first dose.
One or two doses cures ttackS by WouMs In
Children; there Is no Surcr, safer, or speedy
remedy in the world rs IL nfrei inis.
ne y tow huttlos CuIes DRursY, by exciting
the absorbenls.
We take pleasure in recommending this med
icno aS Il preventive tor FEVER ASD AGrE.
! cniLl FEVER and all FENCRs ora Bilious Tyre.
II operates with certainty. and thousands arc
Iwlllng to testify I" ITS wonderful virtues.
All who use II are giving thoir uEanim1us
Testimony IN It's favor.
pS- Mix water IN the mouth with the Invig.
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FJ NE AIS .

TU \ T. II 4 LS.
TIL undersigned have procured an cS.
cellrnt HcarSe, aud will,thereiore, be On.
ahleG hereafter not onlyto make collins, but
alsutc attend funerals on the shortest no
tlce.
No Charge
win be made for attending funerals, and
satisfaction will be warranted, both as I re-
gard the style and price Of collins.
~ Don forget the place, one door east
o. l!enderSon'S block, on the south side Of
RaiRoad street G. W. PARKER,
J. II. CLARK.
Flndlay. o., Dec. .2l, ,'55-tf.
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General Agent for Obi

Also by
4. A. MLANGWoRTHY. Findlay;
ISRAEL GREEN,
HlPklNs d CO., Gilboa;
W. l.. HELLER IL CO., Van Buren,
SCHROCR Il CORBlN, Vanlue
@. S. MOSHER, Arlington;
y. b. BARNEY Il CO, ;, McComb.
NJ. >. HAMLIN, Mt. Blanchard,
August l3, ls5s.-[6m
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS

Expert once has rendered DR.. X. = most sue.
ccssful practitioner in the cure Of all diseases
Ot u private nature; manhood's debility, AS an
impeachment to marriage; nervous and sexual
ntrmities, diseases Of the skin, and those
arising from abuse of morcury
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"A A good dwelling house and four lots ad
dining. located In tho suburbs of Fmdiay, is
offered for sale on very reasonable terms, by
:. A. SPEAR, Reai Estate agent
June 1, ISIS.
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JJEALTH sT Air:.tGCtN WUFEs.-
IL From The .Nir lork Haiiy Ndrs- (td.,pr.
Gd). "We dos.rc to. ,tll altcL,inn tua lcllor
from DR. Joshua F.TiId.o. uu 'fhc Hialth u'
American Womuu,' IA aEuthcr column. he
treats the subject in an able manner. and nis
sk Il and medical Judgment may he relied up.
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BEEF! BEET! BEEF!!!

1NHE undersigned has opened BUTCHER
II SHOP, In Hyatt's Building, nearly opposite
the Court House, where he always keeps
on hand an excellent quality Of FRESH NEAT.
lie would respectfully invite his former GUS
toners and as many others as feel disposou, tc
test his ability to accommodate them, TO give
him call. Do they wish pEsv-srkAKs, he has
tho very article TO suit their taste. Do they
respect too; or II they wish . BOIL, or sAxI.u
or FRY, they will not be disappointed, ul1
they all ''speak at once"
Aprils, 1858. rs "A.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the
ministrator de bonis non, on the
y. Gable, deceased, late Of Ha
Ohio. fN ROBERT
Adm, de bsnis non of Mino1,
Januay Is, A. d., 1859.
RLA1Ks sf allki.ls,
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Motto =.
To the Subscribers of the Fremont &
Indiana Railroad,

INASMC Gil Hs the Company are now engaged
L IN tho cuuSti uvtiin of tho Road West uf
tindG,y. toward shannon, and VIII commence
dyiug track within the next rSc DAYS (thu
weather rcrmilting), 1t Is very important that
the sIh,c,iUers n.isc Strong Efforts tuuay in
- idstas possible. that the road may be crowd.
..d on To- completion, Tor the Farmers have
.rcai need ut II. II ID the Ruad viii bo com.
plctcd rs Tar Hs l.iWt this year, If means eau
hc Procured iaSt enough. ! am authorized To-
receive and receipt for all moneys that may
como into my hands trtemlS, wil yuu al
ma >"a united n ri Ia moyc the cars aiong,--
ylll receive on deposit FOR tLc COMPANY. lust
Il ! um absent. Mr.. pEAy, in the Findiay Bank,
- Wc'l ~ myself u. i. CORY.
June II. l-I>.--tC UirfrfOr T. &. H. x. r.
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Lath! Latll!! LathI!!

Plssterins Lsth for sale by
PArrpHssN Il TAYLes,
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Great Ambassador of Health

First announced thar his scandinavian R"inr-
dies were inlt!lihc IN hyspcp,ii. liver Com.
plaint, Nervous Diseases, Sexual Weakness,
ScrululI. Premature Old A-o. fcvcYanl A.uc,
Rheumatism. Ncurtlgia. rIiS. IlnmorlJnids or
Piles, WriE Stomach. Collie. Darrhui. ctc.,
e stated ihc manner n which they operated.
Their actual cl!r.'~ were compared by saga.
cious men, VITA the distinguished Ply -ician's
statements, and II was found that every stage
'uf thc progress II cut" was precisely a., uo hld
described 1t. The result was ;i,4t the mind ul
the country became interested. and thai per.
sons ot lhe nighrNi standing IN every city aud
town In the Union, patrun!2ed the rrcnarljious
and admitted the claims Df the illustriuus
SNcdr, To be the Inst tInciicaldisruvcrrr ufthc
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DOOM FUK HiGST.-Onr of the most ligi-
IN blc II .s.ur>s Rooms IN FlniLiy l. Tor rent.
and wiil be rented any time between this and
the lSt OF February n.Ni For further inform.
alton enquire at The Jcf'rsDHiaa uflico.
, fISDLAT. dersmbar lo, 1855.
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AFFLICTED READ!

DHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE
l. Established twenty-five years ago by DIR.
klNkELIN, corner Of Third and Union strssts,
Penr sylvania.
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any of tho painful ioClings experienced in Tie
operations ol moet Cdih0,tics. II Strengthens
the system at the same time that 1t purecs II.
and when taken daily in moderate doses, viii
strengthen and build II up with unus i;ll rapid.
ity.
The LiyEn is one of the principal rcgu.
lators Of tho human Ihudv; and when IL
poriurmS It's func A. tons welt. the pow.
crs Of the system are IN fully developed. .--
The stomach is almost N dependent on The
.healthy Hclion OF thcl~ Iru for the proper
performance ~ H. E1 functions: when Il,
stomach IL ut fault - The hoWcIs are ut
htult. aud tho wholcI~ system system sui
icrs in consequence as ui one organ -- tie
LIVER having ceased Ens 10 do It's duty. For
the diseases ot that a organ, one ofthc pro-
prirturs hHs made IL I his study IN "A pr.,c
iicu "t more thailSS twenty years, tu iui
some remedy where. = with To- CuuuierJcl
The many doraugc. = mcuts 10 which il /.
liable, %
To prove that thisisz, remedy is nt last
found, amy perSuuig troubled with LvtH
COMPLAINT, Ia any Oi - its forms, has but IN
try n bottle. and con. ivictiou is ccrtnin
These Gums remove 'nll morhid or bad
nlNlor from the sys ~, tenn, supplying IN
their place lcalthyl dow of bile. invigo.
rating the stomach = causing food to III.
rost well PURIFYING THE BLOOD. giving
tone ANA health 4, the whole machine.
ry, remu5ng h G ~ cause of tho disease
-cHecung radical = cure.
BILIOUS ATTACKS are - cured, AND. WHAT l.
BETTER, ruEVENTEp by 1.-The occasional uSc ul
the LIVER lNviGOI, 20 ,roR.
one duSe alter eat - NJ Is sufficient to re.
nrVc tho stomach a .tnd prevent the food
from fIslnE ana sour ~ ing.
Only one dose taken A. before retiring, pre-.
vents NIGHTMARE. =
Only ono dose takcr n LAT night lonscuS tho
bowels gently, and " cures CosTivENrSs.
One dose takan al m Ter each meal will
cure DYsrErs'A.
So One dose uf tw, y, tcnspuonfuIs yjll nj.
ways relieve SICH ID llIEIn,cur.
One bottle takpn Tor x irmalc obstruction,
removes the cause ui ~ the disease and
makes Il perfect cure
Only one dose Immediately relieves CuoLIc,
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NEURALGIA,
Affections of the Lungs,
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS

HronchiilS' Asthma, PicurIsy, CajIrrh. lunucn
~. tuu-h, and al! other disorders, il admin,
tered before disease has struck Il mortal blow
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-28
For the Texas Republican.
THE uR0KEN HEARTS LAST SION

On give ne rest lniet rest
Pound In the cold aud silent grave
LEI, III, damp sod fall on IN, hrcast,
Ear better that my Ao'i could brave
Than thus, forever. b,ar the STORM
Witch bleak, blovsa and rcn,Is M, bclIt,
ldl oe-bcgnhe anil all forlorn
d welcome even dcath -l'r. dart.
Let worm. this EARTH, clay destroy,
And grove in my ,iftlcs- dust
inc. hate found my hli-s alloy
And all my gold, but mould aud nis'.
lei storms anil tompc,,' Wdcly hlo7
Aud bowling winds. my dirrc notes =.
le, cold. darn waters round INC iiow
Bu, take, oh take my soul to Thee.
Al close these dim am ral less cic-
And still the pulses ~ my heart
sat let me dwell abotc ,hc skies
wa.ro /. no more shall icci the smart
Witch teal, nj bleeding hear, Ia twain,
Md r.pd. my -ad aud ~csty soul
fll io~n ny cheeks. ios team. like r,iuI
Aud sighs burst forth beyond control.
ia, give to him, Win f'd,ly bla-is
~ all Of hope. OF love nj life,
\ faiuto brighter than the past
futaro, flec non carf ur -,rifc.
oh give him peace aui purcst joy.
Bloss him with friend. sho ie,cn.l
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CONGRESS-.


W,,uxaFox. Jan - Hor~f IN thu
HI susc stephens asked TO report forth.
ih bill lul the admission VI 0re~ -
l., state
Objections being made, the tiii ese
u presented.
WAsuix6roN. Jan. II. The President.
reply to the Scuolc resolution. SAYS
Al the owners Of tine Nnhdrrcr have
Il, lt,cd the laws prohibiting the slave
1,ra1e ~ landing urprare >" The ult"l
Aes. hut he deems IL iurNpcdicnt to-
3,l.,a1,r at present u,c correspondence
u fven the Government and the law
htr.s who arc now rrosccriirR the
t,e
Ia the senate yesterday, Con lisrstlh
aplirl To- lycrson's ,aru's az rea3r4 te
I,u,tan's retiring To- private iae and
re- statement made hy l'gsru that
KS permitted him to- dn 81, because uf
ms ll,u.tou',l devotion g., - rian
tap. illlstu SAID IN rcrNin featif
, devotion t. thc lni1u CAUSED his p1.
teal mm liaii.u. 1t would bc the ptH.'l
,.t rcccrd Of his life lir further saId
would not accept ctou tur Hd.ldpH'n
# the frO-iA,Hce of the n,ted states,
,tan il all tho political parties ~ tier
tsderrd ii % him
seward introduced hin to amend m
,.t an tl,e subject Of the slave trade
la. Til was referred O., th,. Judiciary.
.,pmittcc
-.mm,ns introduced ,. res .lriiap r.,,l.
.o.. n,,, III, ~a.r,t,., ,i ia. Il.tetI,
.0r.,1t,rc Il pi,n for @oo.,6, d4l.s4 FIR
. n1tp,.. OF inrrra4lns the r,,cau.
Ygt. rr,,lsiti. .u MI, l,,l 1,.r.
The Postmaster General. in Ten, t,a
solution pt4sr1 De-, the 4.r,t, n,di.
llp.r vheth,i. the pulrtu,cut Cau ht self
-u.tainc1. saws that iu CO., ,.,4r has the
STING service h,ri raised e. a higher
a,dc or more rDqGcut mails been
r,ntrd than the increasing growth aud
business vt the citiMtn. AMI settlements
Utah. which they pts, seemed
LARRY entitled TO- il is cridWt. by o.
q uinutiun OF the service. the srlf-us-
5 un,ns of tn, N,rtrtmru can unqtl'>-
lipnahly be- secured, hut ID is worthy ~
much consideration whctlWr Nat world
not leave the mcr' skeleton 81 postal
service commensurate with mitli.i the
business nor tic srtirl wa'ds Of iht
mntry.
ihc House Committee on tcfrittoc,
reported the h.ll iur iir organization ot
NriA,ua to- hc reported with 10" houu-
dArics asked i0 pN Tire people ut :he
Territory through their delegate. Lieut.
Npwry, VIZ ~ the Territory south 81
a. Ill I. Il aH.. = j.