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6PORTING-.RACES,

1
three ods two mile heats Subscription 3 S
four or more subscribers fill the sake; the Club give S
II the race IS run aud The second to his stake
Race to Come on at O'Clock PM
FosIEAT1ogs:
l. D. F. Kenner b. f. SIGMA by Epsilon out Of inn
Varieei i-color red snd red. - - 'f'
2. A. L, Bngaman (Hctirah woodsD h. O. CAPT
BEARD by imp. YORKSHIRE dam by imp. Glencoe-color
white and red '
T. b pondex Ter names b. POT-s-OS, by imp Glencoe
dam by imp. Stumps- color, orange ard green
g. n W. boswell name ch c. PLANET, by Revenue out
O Nina hr Boston---color orange and orange.
T. I, W. boswell naIle ch. f. FANNY WASHINGTON
by Revenue out of Sarah Washington by Zinganee-ccor
orange and orange. >0''
5. W. T. Chea,hsn b. C. HENPLAHD by Yorkshire
out OF Blinkey-color, purple and purple.
o. James Jack son names b. f. EFTY BYEUM by
coe dam by Othello-color purple and purple ~
Quarter Stretch Badges SIS at the gate and at
the ofoe St. Charles Hotel Entrance to Publc stand si
A@- Members Badges to b. had at the front gate
In case OF stponeneAt
nsnt will be displayed from ST. Charles Hotel.
FOR THE RACES
~ Via the Carrollton and Like Railroads
All the regular Tivol
tsee scheaue Will sop a the Race Course going
turning. ee N Az
Extra trains will leave Circle every dav during
the Faces NJ ~ and T. M which will be for the Race
at 3 P H. " ~ ee
An extra train will remain the Course to hiring
fegers TO the when the Races over the regular
Lake trains will all stop for passengers the Ridge
YARE EACH WAY Is CENTS
parties can procure omnibuses B.
Tor the day =. the Canal street station by Supplying early al
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No. CuLB ERTSOy d CHARLES W.CUI.
bERISoS, Attorneys and Couuselors. at Law No IS St
ou Exchange Alley between C,uti and Bienyile Streets
~" o'sAA'' jail 6n
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Time, 2:49--2:5l-2:56-2:52.

BENBFIT AT THB VARIETIES. Tonight Mrs.
John Sefton whose merits are too well known to the
playgong public to require more than this reference
is to have her benefit, and most attractive bill is
offered 1t comprises Shakspeare's comedy As
You Like It," with the thorough cast announced in
advertisement, skipping rope pas de trofs, and
Ladies Beware" The beneficiary has yet to appear
OIL New Orleans boards in character of which she
does not manifest a proper conception and which
she does not play in finished and effective manner,
and it is due to her that the present occasion should
be improved by the patrons Of the Varieties to make
due requital for the entertainment afforded during
the season past by her professional excellence.
----~>S~-
SPORT AHEAD-We understand that a match has
been made between the yacht John lfahoneu and a
new boat built by Mahoney this spring to come off
at the Lake End of the New Canal on the 18th Apr
Last year the Mshoney won every race she run and
was the acknowledged champion of her class.
METAIR1E JOCKEY CLUB.-Ths annual meeting of
the club was held last evening at the St. Charles
Hotel. An unusually large number Of the members
were present. The officers were elected for the
ensuing year as follows: Gov. P. O. Hebert, Prec.
ldent; Richard Milliken First Vice President; Geo.
W. Ward, Second VicePresident and Sidney Story,
Secretary and Treasurer. The President appointed
hessrs. q. A. Taylor, Jas. H. Donegan, and A, @.
kennett on the Ladies Committee and Nessrs. Tbos.
Vowel, A. b. Cammack and illiam Minor, Stewards,
After the election of about forty new members the
Club adjourned. ''N
MERCANTILE Observation-Disclosures. Charles r.
paiIap ~
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Song AND cHIT-cHAT OF TRAVEL
In Many Lands,
including his extraordinary itstio of Pjcc,,or,,
Of charles Dickens Trial of nadlsy for slsen,r In
church. and Drawing version of "yikins and bis
Dinah." ~ anu LIS
H-T1CkETs. 50 CESfs-To be had at the door
nB-Doors open ct oclock-Perform.nce IN ha,in 40
m3D It.
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NOTICE = THE UNDERSIGNED HAy NG PUR-
chased at the late sale of machinery and the Belle
vile Iron York. a he new Castings that hand
perons that usn machinery that was built at sad works
that he will furnish odd castings that may have at
price, and without any 4 for patterns
GEORGE PATTERSON.
Machine Shop and Fo undry
lard and EeuI
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SAMPLES AND PACKAGES OF ALL KINDS
~ forwarded direct to any part OF Europe through
AMERICAN EUROPEAN EXPRESS co.
II Broadway, New York,
at reduced rates. Receipts given through to destination 70,
cotton samples, heavy frieghts. etc., by ''
j. J. MoKEEyER, Agent,
Office Adams Express Co..
MO I'M No. 96 Camp street.
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A NoTHER GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION
a. And Az
DEBATB ON woAAN's RIGHTS
PLACE D'ARhHs
Congo squareD
On Sunday, April J, 1859.
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Persons laboring under this distressing malady viii
find DIR. HANoE's Epilepiic Fills TO be the only rem
edy ever discovered Ior curing Epilepsy or Fal ing
Fits. These Pills possess a specific action on tie
nervous sytten, and although prepared espe cially
for the purpose of curing Fits, they will be found o.
especial benefit to all persons afiicic cd with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been Frustrated
or shattered from any cause whatever. The dyspep
tic patient, whose stomach has lost the powes OF duly
converting food into a life sts. aiming clement is re
lieyed By a single course of the extraordinary Pills
The gastric fluid re acquires its solvent power, and
The crude nutriment which was a load and n burden
10 the sufferer. while his digestive organization was
paralgZed and rnstrung, becomes under the whole
some revelation created in the system, the basis o.
strength, activity, and health. lsl
Sent to any part of the country by mail, free o.
postage. address SETH S. HAEcE, los Baltimore,
Md. Pricc-one box, SO; two. So; twelve. s24.
.. r 4B32
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DR.. RoBAck's SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
The seeds of all disorders are in the blood
and DR.. Roback's Blood Purifier and Pills act
specifically on that fluid. They arc composed
of rare Lwedish herbs, and form a Sovereign
antidote to the injecting and c%orrupting prin-
ciple of disease Not only do they cure in
digestion, bilious complaints, female weakness,
.eonnubial incompetency, nervous disorders,
lung and throat affections, diarrhea; ETC., etc,
but they cleanse, purify and invigorate every
organ, and put the whole animal machinery in
such a vigorous condition that it is enabled to
resist and throw off the influence of bad air
and other causes of sickness. See advertise
ment. 4w32
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Governor Randall, of Wisconsin, tells
the people of that State, in his late message,
that they are too deeply in debt that lnterc. I
on loans aud mortgages is. eating them up; that
facilities for further borrowing abroad would
prove but SHARES and pitfalls-pleasant at the
outset, but sure to damage them in the cnd.-
He says they must pay whatever they honestly
but if not possible, then as soon thereafter as
may be; but not go in debt another dollar. On
the contrary, they must work hard and live
frugally, SO as to be able to pay, and do with
out many things that it would be convenient to
have, rather than run into debt for them
Good advice this, and it can be taken with
benefit by individuals as well as by States.
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Eg-Those of our readers who reinterested
directly or indirectly, in Remedies for Con
sumption, should not fail to read the advertise
ment, in another column, of Mr.. j.. WIN
CHESTER, whose genuine preparation of DR..
CHURcHILL's "Hypophosphites," has already
received the most fattering notices, both in
this country and in Europe. Eminen nj Physicians
are using it extensively in their practice
Brookiyn Daily Times.
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Foreign Hews-Arriyal Of the Steamer Eu.
ropa.
- Qannv HanrL 90

The Steamer Europa from Liverpool jar
18th, passed this point ON her way to New Yorl
Napoleon's remarks to the Austrian Minis
ter stif exercise adepressing influence nowith
standing . soothing paragraph in the Moniteuz
The Paris Bcafse had decreased at one tim,
to 21-2 per cent. at New Year 8 but after
wards slightly improved.
f LONDON MONEY MARKEr-Consols 70
money and account 95 14a96 3-8.
The Bullion iu the Bank of England hae
Increased 9Is0,000.- '1se
Money was unchanged in rates with rather
n.F Flour dull and difficult to sell, being out o.
Wheat firm and holders demand an advance
Of LAID per bush on fine grades; white Wes
tern 6s a 8s6d: Southern 6s9da7s3d. asga,a
Corn quiet, mixed 28sa29s '7'.si
Rect hams with little inquiry and weakening
prices. Holders still pressing on the market
Pork dull and bacon quiet. s7r3.5 aIl
Lard quiet, 55s6da56s.
'Tallow advanced Sd. 5.e
Rye heavy. .g..i Ia
Sugar steady. .ee. Isl ,r f. 49,
Coffee quiet, but firm. ia iHts 90 co.
= Ashes quiet; pots 2es6da29s; pears 12s.
Rosin. firm and scarce with an advance on
prime qualities; common 4s11da5s. "a . "a
Spirits turpentine firm at 39s6da39s.
The disquietude caused by Napoleon's men
ace to the Austrian Minister continued.
The panic continued on the Paris Bourse,
the decline at one time being La per cent.
siuve Now Years. F-TfTTI ul:
On the. It'll the Moniteur published the fol-
loving paragraph: "For. several days public
opinion has been agitated by alarming reports,
which it is the duty of the Government to put
a stop to by declaring that nothing in diplo-
matte relations authorizes fears which those
reports tend to provoke" This caused a sli ;ht
improvement in the funds at Paris and London,
but it was only temporary, and all improvement
subsequently lost = q 'st .','7
/" 1t is reported that France sent a very threat
ching note to Austria warning her of the con-
sequenc of the Austrian troops crossing the
Serviane frontier. aaI ss-- 40 -7a ias -.
Accounts from Italy continue very alarming.
Austria Is sending strong endorsements to
Lombardy. Her garrisons are on a war footing.
An outbreak Is anticipated at Milan. 1t
was rumored but not confirmed that the city
was in a state of siege. There was great agi-
tation at Cremona, and Modena. A scufae is
reported at Cremona between Austrian and
Hungarian soldiers.
Further details of the debate in the Spanish
Chambers on President Buchanan's Message
show that O'Donnell expressed great surprise
at the proposition in regard to Cuba, and de-
clared that Government was disposed to DC
due satisfaction for such an insult. He
emIhatically that Spain would never
cede any of her territory. .-sf4r
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PRoDUcE MARKET.

e.. ~, HERALD OFFICE. january %. 1859.
FLoUR-Held firm at former rates. Good re
wheat extras at S5,25@S5,5O. Double extras an,
fancy brands at S5,75@Se,25.
~WHEAT-Salc S cars good red on track ut S1,14
CORN-No sales reported. +-r .at 7-i 81:
OATS-Sale1 car mixed at 54e. @
BARLEY-Sale 1000 bush. from store at Zee, ant
1 car at same prices. The range is from 65 to Tee
for fair to prime. sset .-- (
MESS PoRK-steady at $3.50. with sale of l2t
bbls.
LARD-Firm at former rates. Sales 100 bbls
nice city rendered at 11c.; 25 kegs at same price
and 10 kegs country at
BUTTER-No1 change and n~o,sales.
-CHEESE-The stock of good w.. r. is very low
and there is a fair demand for city consumption
The market is steady at 1850. for fair W. r, &c. &c,
prime W. r., and lee for good Western New York.
EGGS-ouiet at Ice. i'
DRESSED H0GS-Rcceipts small, and market
generally dull at S5,25@S5,7 rs for light TO heavy
There is a small demand for Eastern shipment.
CLOVER stocks are mostly in the
hands of two or three firms. The rates at which il
is held arc from So, 75@S6. No sales reported. ,
TIMOTHY SEEDASalesl have been made in e
small way for 81, 65@S1,75; mostly held at the lat
ter figure. :
HIGHwIyES-Not quite so firm. Held at Esq
26lc.
-~sALT-steady at 81, 80 for fine; sacks at 1c@11c.
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NEW xonK

NEW YORF; January "a, 1859.
FLOCR-The Market is again frmer; sales o
bbls. S3,s5@4,40 for unsound; So, @5,2O for super
state; S5,45@5,90 extra state, So, 9O@6, 90 CONNER
to good extra western; S6@6,2 round hoop Chic.
RYE FLOUR-Firm at So, 5O94,25.
CANADA FLOUR-Also frmer; sales 400 bbls al
S7,2O@6,90 for extra. .-.
WHEAT-Quiet, but firm sales 5000 bush u at s5c
damaged. ''ii <
CoRN-Firmer, sales small at s5@sCc mixed
~oATs-Better. $1,000 for state, western and Can
ada. - .f
Rhythm at s5@soc.. y1.
PORK-Continhes firm sales 23Oo bbls at S17,GO
for old mess; S1S,25 for new do; 13,35@3,5 so prime.
Included in the sales were 1000 bbls for the summer
months at 1887, and 1000 bbls prime for the spring
months 1850, 81. ,r. ,.. ---.-. .--
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged. ,-
BAC0N-Chiet.
U M~EATS-Active; sales 500 pkgs hams at Gle;
shoulders selling at 6}@62c. 49,
LARDNFirm and active sales 1000 bbls II26
124.
BUTTER and CHEESE-steady and unchanged.
STOCKS-Iull and rather lower. ....r
MOSEY-Continues plenty and rates easy at AGA
per cent on call. Z t.t ~ 60
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

'FNHIS new and important Discovery in the treaA.
IL ment of Tuberculosis, CONSUMPTION } was made
by the celebrated DR.. John Francis Churchill of Par.
Is, and first communicated 10 the French Academy Of
Medicine in 1856 1t has been adopted and In nov
used throughout the Continent of Europe with unnra.
cedensed success as q cure and preventive Of this
most formidable scourge of the Human Race. The
Hypophosphites are recommended by the most emf.
nent Physicians of N. 7, who prescribe for il thar
patients: So long ago as 1855. DR.. Churchill. by =
| series of scientific deductions came to the conclusEfon.
that the proximate cause. or at all events an essential
condition of tuberculosis. Consumption was . de-
crease in the system of the phosphorus it containsiu
inference, that the means of curing the disesse -.
sisted inrestoring the deficient elements.
For this purpose, it was necessary to select sorna
compound of phosphorus which should be at the
same time oxydizable and assimiIble- that in. capa.
BILE OF entering into and forming a part of the sye.
TEN. These conditions were found 10 exist in fbe 81.
pophosphites ofLine, Soda and Potash. which sees.
ed best to fulfil the two requisites of oxydation q.
combustion, and assimilation. Theuse of the ny
pophosphites shows these preparations to hav : to
fold spteihc action. On the one band they increase
the principle whatever that may be, which consG.
tutes nervous force; and on the other they are tho mo-
powerful oicod generating agents, far superior to any
The Physiological effects of their use are ,h.vn
by nm increase OF nervous power, sometimes even frem
the hrst day OF their administration, tcgetherwith an
unusual feeling of comfort and strength. The 81 De
tlte increases often in an extraordinary manner. The
excavations become regular and more abundant
the preparations, If any lave existed, cease s1ee1
becomes calm and profound. Allthe general symp-
toms disappear with a RAJ Idly that s truly marvellous.
The HyroPhosphitts, as present. ed by II Church.
Ill, are now tor the first time offered in a chemicallv
pure form in the United States by the undersiened.
Price 81 per bottle. il a Concentrated from .bv mail
Thee bottles will be sent fol $500 when ordered by
express. 1t IS aso Put up in large bottles, ready fcr
use, whenordered by Express or private hand. An.
PIE directions company each package. Cireulars
and az desired information may be obtained by 90
dressing with a stamp enclosed.
~ - 77 J. WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agency OhieA.
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Sick Headache of long standiag perfectly
cured. -5a I
PHILADELpHIA, March 10th, 1853.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10th, 1858.
DIR. C. NJ. JACKSON. Dear Sir IL had been troub-
led from childhood with frequent attacks of Sick
Headache, accompanied with another common and
painful disease, for which 1 vainly sought relief for
eighteen years. A t length, by the persuasion of my
mother, who had been greatly benefited by their use,
I resorted to your Hollands German Bitters; and i
am indeed grati6ed to'be able to say that q few
bottles effected q perfect cure. Ny appetite,
too, which was formerly very irregular, has been
completely restored, and / feel better than suer before
b9- Yours truly. b MRS. CORNEbIA LUCAS.
G-e8 ~ -ts-5 G-- tsta1-fs S34 South. Front lSt-gb
Ask for HseAand's German Bitters. It is sold by
druggists aud starekeepers in every town and village
in the United States:w West Indies, and seuthAmerioo,
q 70 CENTS pr boAlA 2w0e
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CINCINNATI rmoDUCE mAnKEr.


From The Cincinnati Commercial of this morning.
~FLOUR-TLe demand continues good at full pri
ces. Sales of GOO bbls at S5@S5,1O for sup, ant
5,25G So so for extra. 1442 bbls were received
the last "a hours. --fs. -. it-.r~!
PRYISIONS-Mess Fork was held firmly to day
at SIS for city brands, but there was less ~buoyancy
in the maket. The sales were 400 bbls country
Mess at SIS, delivered the LIST of March; 81 bbls
country, on the spot, at $3.50; and 800 do at Chill
licothe, at S17. Bulk Meats unchanged 10000 Tbs
heavy Sides sold at SIC, loose; $4,000 lbs do at re.
end 80 hhds Shoulders. packed, at &c. Lard very
firm; $40 tierces sold at lie; 500 kegs ct 12c; loo
bbls country at 1O5c; and $50 do head at logc.-
Prime Dbl could not have been bought at The close
below 11}c. s' '
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is held higher, and hold
ers generally refused to sell below, SIC to day. The
advices from \ew Orleans continue quite favorable.
Sugar firm at extreme rates. Sales of 40 hhds good
fair at 74c, and go do fair at &c. Coffee unchanged,
and the demand fair ct full prices. Sales of 200
bags at11a@l22e. / Oh CHAD
SEED-Clover is in fair demand at Sc, rs and 25
bbls sold at this price. Holders generally are ask
ing 81, but buyers pay &C. IS reluctantly.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

1r4;=Wlthi the last few days there have
been Several alarms of FIRE in our town. The
dwelling of Mr.. L. j. SpRENaLE and Maj.
URIE were. on fire a few day ssince, but the
flames were ~extinguished without damaging
the buildings sttfo1 uf5t siti.It-h -
On Wednesday afternoon the roof of the
McNulty House was discovered to. be on fire
and although it had made such progress as to
place the building in great peril, the energy
,i and skill of the fremen achieved the mastery.
On Saturday evening, about 8 o'clock, a FIRE
breke out in the Daguerrean rooms of Messers.
ENsMINGER & SMITH. The frcmen were
. prompt in responding to the alarm, but owing
to the excessive cold, considerable delay was
caused in reaching their ~cisterns anil in getting
their Engine at work; but in til. meantime
the citizens were active, and by their e~xertions
the progress of the fire was slightly checked
before the Engine could be supplied with water
and placed in working order. Mr.. GREENE
VALID, whose goods were considered in danger,
had the whole Of his extensive stock of cloth
i. ing removed The origin of this FIRE, which
was not in thesricinityo of a Stove or Pipe, is
supposed to have been in a match or matches,
ignited, perhaps Icing disturbed by a rat
or mouse. Mr. qSMITHclcst his wardrobe=and
contents, and other property valneda at $500 or
$500
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

New FrRM.-Thc firm of J.. WAssoN &
Hxuess has been dissolved, the junior partner
having retired and a new firm has been or
eanized, under the style Of J.. WATSON & Co.,
the sGost bsingrepresented by VIM. J. WAS
SON. We have no doubt Of the success of the
new firm, as they have the business experience
and skill and public confidence which always
insure reward See advertising columns.
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.IsyALIpL ADIrs-We are requested to call
attention to DR.. SuEPARD's Water Cure Estab-
lishment at Columbus Ohio He is well es-
tablished in BUSINESS, and has been very sue
.cessful in the tfcatmentzof long standing and
severe cases Of chronic disease. None but
females are kfeeeived2as patients, upwards of
fifty of whenrb aye been brought to him bed
ridden and Helpless, and been restored to COM
Portable health, If reference and particulars
are desired send for such.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A D.

z. GREESwALD would return his kindest thanks
to the citizens of Ashland for their prompt and
cheerful ahl in removing his goods to places of safe
tyl from the threatened fire on Saturday evening.
Ia Jan. %, 1859. S-i4fGE ~ Ia a.s.4lr-. -. al-t-
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sdi GEN. ScoFT's OvERcoAT.-When General
Scott arrived in New Orleans some one near
him, in the crowd, which pressed around him
.7at'the st. Charles, asked permission to carry
his ovcrcoat. The General granted the request,
and the person. in carrying out his intention
in getting the coat. in his possession, carried
..it entirely away, and the General has not heard
of it since. In consequence, the General had
to call upon a tailor the next day.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

-RtDeacon Adam Poe, son of Andrew Poe,
who had the famous handlto-hand battle with
the Indian, Big Foot, and cousin to Edgar A.
Poe, the poet, diedlast Wednesday, atRayenna,
Ohio.
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- IS-A man, whose limbs are entirely desti-
tute of muscles, sinews, or flesh, who weighs
but 6ftys6ve pounds, but is in robust health,
hearty, cheerful, intelligent, and plays the fd-
die with great viyacity, has been on exhibition
New Orleans. A.5.r z7e-s.rt catE t
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bsa hrGEo. w JONES, better known as aRank
Jones" SO called from his having been foc a
long time the agent of the United States Bank
died IN Cincinnati last week. Thirty years
since his mansion stood within two hundred
sfeetiof the Gazette building, and the hand
.liome grounds surrounding it excited general
admiration; He was then the rich man of the
city, and, as the financial agent of the United
States. Bank, at one time had control of most
: of the land upon which Cincinnati now stands.
Subsequently heavy storms of adversely and
domestic Affections bore heavily upon him, from
which he never recovered. About a year, ago
he was visited with q stroke of paralysis, and
was taken to the aHoteI DIES Inyalides." ' -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

Cold, THAT-A pan vas baptized in the
Poesteukiii creek Rensselaer, county, through
I hole en- 10 the ice, while the thermometer
parked II degrees below 1872.
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MAsoNIc.-The uninitiated may learn much
that WIN be interesting and instructive in the
Address of Rev. A-CLARK, delivered at Rock
FORD, IN which appears on the first page Of
this papeI 0 ,e8Ea ,t64i989 :