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/ a3i ffeceednGs Of To-Day SSsIa q
IxrHE sKsArs, to-day, M Rowell gave motto,
q his intention 70 introduce hin 70 abolish the
franking privilege. - ~ 80 = -.
Mr. M.son's Harpss's, Ferry resolution being
Ne. simmon. proceeded 10 speal i. f.yyo,,, . :,
M Tmmbuii's smssdnsnts he thought s that 4
the seizure Of the armory at Harper's Ferry had :
connection with that Of the arsenal at Liberty.
% s sss e q: s might :s S
suthorities to punish the perpetrators Of the one
frst transPiring. A. for John brown, while there
bis late hnahcal foray, and when be contem.
plated Whist might have been tn consequene II
had tesn more succeafui, hts soul wss Ailed
With hptrot, re ecnsidered this very important
oil Us causes and consequences, howevef remote.
Mr.. Mallory aid he did not dee . sdvoca1D ths
re.olntion, Or 2 nsgs it, adoption. He aid not
the matter had already been pretty extensively In
yestigsted By the pre- and the eourts and W =
be seil further BY thsI latfes He also jeSspds1
Ncstnssa Denocrsts from the sttacks q RepnbIil
Mr. Ivetson rad from the report AZ de late de-
bates in The Massachusetts feQIslatsase. IN ~
proposition e sdjourn IN ssepecf % John Brown.
ano from Boston pepes. to SHOW that, snotwith-
the contrary, there W. general sympstSy' for
John Brown In that Shte sHe safd TINT n Sye.iv
81 the Tribune, and rhnflow Weed. al tRs,
albany ns,SI Evening Journal the mouthpieces q
ksPpbilcan 0sa.toss bowed down - poIfSicai
demagogres, had oPeniy and smphaticaily ex-
PIE Synpsthy ae slso thought TINT Douglas
mech n : s = . sss e:pSSss
by their siiesse He also sIinlsi = ~ s.ss;s
niests eon>ained In the HELPER beok. 5 IAN = !,
Mr., Hale expressed his opinion that The sent.
&:sct,osshi. ~ ,.nssssat. 4. SooA Sers nos =
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m xrr.noa "a n, =. a..sss, .y
W uaA ana GALLERIES, this meming
dspeuAced The desfsines Of The Helper book :
stierIY fndeArsfble. repudfstiug them savs, ...,s
ne hepaohcan perty He yas exceedingiv se-
we're o. Herqss 0reelyl = = political mischief.
-. 1ay osmegIng the cause Of his nom
nal political niends. He. could not, hoyeves,
elqee w1tooot ut>efing mere OF Les anti -alavefv
sophiena9 Ue a. ufeprd Ia Reu.,hIsc.. 1870
1872 .h.s .sn. vss. sss.a sasss q.
tn. r.eer.s,..s > >. ss.. =, s... ,., =. :.
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,oND GRAND cOTfLLoN PARTY
49,. ss.e HiavatSa Club.

acessiss 70 ths pubic sfss tssy viII 1--WE =
sssg second Grind ccsiIlon fsrts On WED
EHtNkLlx Hall, corner fstA sad ID sfrcets
ILL., m,Ssse samstins ssntismas and ladiss- By
e. sMs he. e s.t: ssyss !. a. hsi roe..
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Nor41tk<6ess1,s > H. AIezaslsisss ssvs
givsn - sanA1sct ~ vsnss pips - An1sussa y
&c H sss ss;s - 49, 8 s g
nlyisxesysAsssehset sAs ssutk. q Is = s
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as;s !; .ssss. .ssi sssy a.S ssaia 3
the brapdished blade; ne presented . r:soiaiiea
Wa S, la s.s oss,-
tinesd. sss.a.s Ss wisssd . ises . = : sSs r
could what was the political ssstimsnt u dif-
le Ma Tams. % ob sSls eiG s. ao., ,,a
Jag as cor report closed - = -, : =
TIN1ERoA1NENTs F1-7--+ = = - :
y s5I 's s. or ace QUANTITIES :. 8
ds.-eoax - A. HoPEiRNss,,zAffss - Z
m. TIEsT WINTER OPENING. -
op:s i:1 sss iis 3 Z
NETS. Of The l:test siJiss. -. = - !,
calI and sxamins for fIsasslvss. - y
JgsT REcEIySDS.-. {. 8 : -. -, .
aTH; ssS EiSs. s-1l'' 80. ~ 80: -.
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the favofits prssesipiicn e a smiasnt Shy sicsa
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MN 1TTIREiA ETIE.-=%;
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FA 1cGREGOR q CO.,
F4IHOJ1SE .rURNJ2HrRo $3.50
~ .vSsn - ...sA11a1cs - 49,
nAsnoM nAnpALIakIk WAhkAo0hs
AVERY ExTEnstyE AND wri.Issr1 &C. !.
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SA4LcG1E WARE
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Si ii n Francs. Etsssrs:. '-s A'ress' via
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Ssss, psisssd eli eolcrs - = - sha
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LOGf AID YOU'D.
NlsrRicr OF COLUMBIA.

DIsrRicr or cokuMBIA;
.hssesy sstify thai John W. Ioase.. q he
y, p e b.. In ss
On. Ell f.; and 80. sss' =. s
81: sss e. =, hand " n; a
sFos iSFtass i.iornstaoa ssply 70 ,. w. FGssssa.
500 sss Esa as.; sf UsSp.s Fen S. =. F.
sss az S1sss Ssesyts segnty nrIssS
iseS:: fisk: df dssr oo 51 col color. 81
GIs4tak IA q, u sTist . Goismbia o. st. Sci q
aryland, and the above reward Il tskrn snyuhers
ass.e. = 's''''i w " Ei ~ aI sEasfSY
som REwARp:-Rsn sssy from the sub
y. = az 81 = 81 e srsseY
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sss ls sponts FEET or INCHES high; broad -
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sso: .nd ~ IL e.. e that GET hss sssis Her
Sss q. % LEMgEL cLEMENrs. rrvss-..
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Ss: sss sns e s
fsssr. Of the srtieis Psssiady dssassSs q The
81 eEwAaD.-Ipst.enth the I'd instant, . Ass.sd
SSs.s a. Z. Az o.s rsss ss s'Sisi -
essas tss SSs.. s rsesri 2 ssA s''sss .ai r.
co REWARD-~trsy.d or sto On from the X ia
YO yo94 H9sse On. the q instant, a0-h
1ln9's-slecklsd SfTTE9 PUP, With livsr-S
oa3 80 vsry long ear, go short tail. Ss reward
w - 80 for his return % ths kirkvood House.
yxy re rosd leading from Psarcs's Nm -
sd ssi rsssf, ~ EssS hp.siaL IN
1erxee WIN heraksrs nsnes. vsohers1 q CoS-
s1ds1 re- Iss aboye ,rsysst viii ~ $40 - d
10 = " ses ' rs'ash o. Ne Watch = tAis ess 81.
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THE ~ S1At'
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u sssass and How yssp1dU - eee efsss
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whsslisg, q sssieipssIsa q g swissasswsl =
sAs nii'sas - - -. - & sssiss
~Fsqp sAinisgtes NJ hays rfssk L'eaies
Pictorial, evsrAowing via {shs Brs~n 4eee-l
aea illue11hssssszAlD1hssai naAassnnaaaa aUH
isssr q RuEal AAhin - 80 $500. =.
NJ osv.-WR .s 1lss Il - bad rssesss
narp~s rsrr, ns1rs Dsousps my ssr,ssasrsa
he w. - shSea tksn = qsarlar, hsve
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have shsns ssaasansA sa NE 80 5 ssss
Nor4stkr6essnss. = ~ AIesaadris.s ssvs
give - sanA1scs ~ wunse piPs - An1sussa y
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nilyiIgssy ss,ssshsss @ ssash. . -. :. :
ID a usSsss esssspondsat ss.Aes fhat exfen-
sivv Pssparssieus had bsen nsas q that port fas
renewed eaeavitg n De Afticsn dave tzade. snd
thst the1len1ngso landines wsss opsn, and tales
suits Apstsen e asissy rs1Ac, ..ss.. =.
prhs funeral Of John Blown Z 70 tsks pl.ee
Phillips was with the ecert Of the cospss, g Troy
NY, = Msadsy. lt & sxpsctsd hat large con.
counus Il people from The Northsm shtes win b.
rr~~unk M fhe funeral - 49, - =. BIB
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~ Havana essssspoudsat ss.Aes fhat extez
rsuswi aaaavity n De AftScsn dave tssde. "a
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III 0ov.-WR ays eat n ~ had resehsd
HarpsstFuzy. hs1nrs DpwnPl psfE surrendered
h wUq,np0W sh6W1 tksn - .qnaE1sf, hevo
sisd u 1tess, & M, ~ cent narttsl, ~
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TIE NlfsoaAE DsxocnArIc coxnrfrEH M
ut noon te-dsy q Willasds' Hotel, Tor the puspot
Of Airing upen The time Il holding the Nations
Convention at Ghssleseoa, &c., Acc Without q
Transaction Of Shstbes besine. than N oeganiz
siou, they adjouFned until O'Clock this evening
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III m funeral Of John Brown y to lake plac
at NosgnD1es fFharsisy.) WsaAsl
Phillips was with the csrt Of The ceepss, g Troy
NY, - Msadsy. lt g sxpsctsd That 1 large cor
courss Il people from the Northsm st,tes win b
present at the funeral - g st'.s
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pared to make % 9essurs Svsty Sssisiy 4 shirss
q &c bet asShty s61 s.yls, .ea vs!rsSt.d n I'll
shirts w loaxe their ordsvs VIII ~ oud &c fisd
I lo3EvENg eates RcoRs &
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BALLs, PAIfIE 9.

SIx III ANNUAL BALL Of tie colunbss AZ
rs ~: Z Assee'sswcs Nc i e Columbia AsI, ..
:.tsstsinment sssG 20 ANY, q their isr~sr oess
CittssrS eeieerassS stri.G ssnd hss bsss sasasse
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SEosrAAl a HxcfEEEf f5gsS 9ss!|,s.a !,
HSssss, Bos.Sins houses. Pals: F.I:, and oths!
q CLIO Parties, Bald, Weddinss, Fairs, Dinnsrs.
SUPER. Add other entsrtsinmsnts, fhrnshsd stthe
l09Efa fcaxFfiEID,
al = Of Bssssss: - :ses k,,S
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VINBERGARMENrsk Hs6sad = = $50
-fslT1 OF AZ QUALlrlKs 3. 1
ss,-.aav s 4. Ho PR Rss!!zEs: ),

A0.n FfKsT WINTER OPENING. -
wv On Tnursdsy. the eth Of Dsesaber, I(
Sn,l ssadsons assort@snt Of WINTkk BON
Gitizsns and ,tTsnssfs are rsspsethlly luvitsd &
Cd, ds ald esam'ne iHL tns97rs nyyS;fNs e.e ~
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U.s. DR.. HQLgTQN's LECTUR ES On A naso-
Wsshin Fsmsls vii siSsn s S
Yer on ffIDAYe. st hsIf-pist o. losk. Ladies
eat - ~ se@sA WITS &fss NO a5-0o6tA
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Foreign Mews.

FRANcE-The emperor Napoleon has order
ed two governments steamers to proceed to Alge-
ria and Guinea to bring back the political ex-
lies.
The Paris correspondent of the London
News intimates that the news from Italy had
much to do with the Emporor's amnesty and
that the impossibility of carrying out the Peace
of Villa Franco in accordance with the views
of Austria ma lie Napoleon reflect seriously on
the necessity of rallying the men of all par
ties about his standard. The projected forti-
6cations at Antwerp were exciting increased
attention and uneasiness at Paris
TTALY.-The Cheavalier Farsi had quit
ted Modena for Farma, to assume the Dicts-
torship offered him. The municipalities had
issued a proclamation expressing unanimous
desire for this, and the population evinced
great enthusiasm.
The government had purchased four thou
sand rifles, and invited the disbanded corps, of
he Rihemen OF the Alps to take service under
Parman.
A decree had been issued at Bologna declar-
ing all the citizens of the Romagna without
distinction OF religion. equal in law and in the
exercise of their political rights.
Father Gavazzi had been preaching at Bal.
ogna.
John Moody. second mate of the ship Mary,
Or Bath, had been committed in England on
he charge of wilful murder of killing on board
OF that ship while it was lying in the Tyne, a
seaman named Daniel Witham.
Australia was reported from Vienna
that the Emperor was getting impatient at the
delay in the restoration of the Grand Dukes.
and.also that the Austrian corps d'arme was to
be conc .ntrated near Rovigio, on the road to
The Lega i,ns and the city of Modena.
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The handwriting on the Wall

We learn that the Republican Convention
at GAINESVILLE. on Monday last, passed the FOL
lowing reso'u o.:
'Resetoaf. Oh TIL we e opposed to lock-
ing up 4 lar.e por.iun oi our money from cir
cuIs ion. aud The Il. ore, oppose. ho n in prin-
ciple aud detail, the Democratic Sub-Treasufy
law u Oiiio.'
+, the politicians Of the Republican party
of Ohio proposes 10 al: ocste The old system
of keeping the public money in 'circulation,
IS ii IS called. they viii colnait a blunder that
iupcril The IS infancy 81 the party in the
Safe. The pubic aIonzy >t:ouid be used only
Tor paying The debts OF the people. While 1T
belongs Ia The Treasury il should lie locked
up. tie tighter the better: ANU large .acs uian-
~lat;oas OF the peoples money in the hands vi
the Tre..lrer< >hpnid he guarded against
The OIL n Ii n IF finsnc e ing with he pub!;c
funds = exp uiei. it : o .sDete, and II IS
madness o. endeavor tn revive it. IHc rtJ,ort
If HssM.s. Hyperion, Reeme{tn and Morgan.
on he Ohio Treasury O.fucations-whatever
may be he oajectiouab,e ra~tures-whatever par
izansilip is Il sp'ayedin however unfair aud
injurious some o.. its personalities-hus tou7ht
the people n ON Mf. ar,ratapGLe lesson. that
their moneY. pail mo the Treasury IF tie
State AonlH IL drdHn theme onIy to meet Me
oJligations IF - Sfase. The sad and costly
experience of Ono. recorded in dat H. port.
proves. beyond ri,c possibility of reasonable
contradictions; that there are no legal safe
guards inv. ntei (hot even Altred Keliys pat
ert) rnier which moneyed corporations may
be safely made depcsi: or;es OF the public
funds. The day in which political aht other
SPECTATORS. can be trusted 10 keen TIA. public
money lin circulation" has, in Ohio. gone by,
We trus: foreyer.-CgncinRdti Comm @yciaA.
The Commercial has ~ IRE SIRE Y ness thln
,nolr % the politicians OF t9.-ss its RAJ
1t knows well that The ptO lie vii OF suEm t
to Inc old system III putting III taxes III baHk
vaults tor the bankers to spe ii ate npun, AMI
the editor admanisies them in dae time. His
admonitions will. however, he disre 5arded =
Republican spectators and hackers are u for
it, and it is the depbsities Of the public money
IN their b2Dks aud that alone, which they are
sitter n She contest. The two elements of CO.
hesinn IN The Republican party are, the free
dnm and equality of the negro for the Gid
dinss crew and Oberlin. nd the peoyle's mon
ey. for Il. bank-Ts anl spectators =, use and
make uolt ma Of. The report OF Morgan,
Edge. ~ and iteeWel;I has done all and more
than the Commercial comedies to it. and ii the
people are true to themselves. to Their own in
the interests OF the State and The NOR
ais Of our rntl;c men. they will put down the
Republican and any AMI every other party
attempts to revive the old vicious and
corrupt system of keeping and discussing the
pubic funds.-Ohto Statesman.
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IIEo,

IL Ell
In 6 aifvau. Ohio. Tuesday. Ang. so. Mrs. ARA
G.. wife OF H.MiGToS Po.TeK. Esq, and daughter
OF npHEsIM Tnws. age "a years.
2rino.s 81 Iad Nan an cxAnrl.rv Chrisi;on tor
~, 800 49, ~ -. d.y. ax;a.,, Iy drew mar
80. srona a,a - sonI IGs1 ;t..,f nv
- mee. IS enn nc gior;e.
Her husband and children are not alone h,
re.yed-;I is our common loss.
Departed Ibis alter i.taasa~.i
prorrscled suffering with wiie
of Paul GEosscUr; aged II years, . months and 10
days
Mother G. bad attained Der three score years and
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Lost in the woods ami Found Dead

From the Lima (G.1 National, of the oath
inst, we learn that a little girl about six ye ,rs
.of age belonging to Mr.. King, about four miles
north of Kalida, and near the Blanchard riv-
Ger, went on Wednesday fortnight last. to visit
"A ~neighbor's and while there went out with his
chIldren to carry some water 10 where their IA
.ther was working Some difficulty occurred
between the children, and the little girl was
ecaused to go back, and turned to 80 1, the
neighbours house full of vexation at lis treat
Tnent- Thinking, doubtless. more about the
childish wrong it had received than where it
was going. it wandered on modify and though
in SIGHT of the house where its mother was, took
the wrong path and was soon lost in the dense
woods. Two hours after. the children L went
out wiih returned. hut it was not with them /;
it was lost. Day and night it was hunted for,
for nine days. and on Friday last ii was found,
within two miles from where it had frststrayed,
naked and dead. lying on its belly over two
logs. as Il It bad fallen and WAS too weak to
rise again. The people from all parts of
the County. turned out day aft iav to
search after it. and fraversed the whole
woods for eight or nine aud ten miles around
during the whole nine days by four and FIVE
hundred perday. but without avail. 1t appears
that where it was bad been overlooked. and the
search extended too far. in the superstition that
it had gone farther. Its little bonnet was hung
on a limb and Its froek also and clothes per
.haps the little one thought of going to bed. or
more probably hung up its clothes to dry after
the heavy storm of Thursday night before It
was found II had built play houses to while
away its loneliness in the wild wood, and had
sucked off the fallen timber for Yards the moss
for sustenanee. 1t had waited for its mother
and fathers coming TO take it home for many
days. and had played in the hope of their COM
ing, but fhey could not find it. though SO near
to them. When found. it had evidently died
within = few hours; the body had undergone no
putrsfaction. The poor mother, we learn. has
nearly lost n-r reason, and no wonder! Those
nine days OF terrible and soul-harrowing sus-
pense- who can conceive it for heri And then
the long years of unayailing regrets the loss
must bring to be family. who would have saved
but could not. There are some incidents in
this, our life, so melancholy, and where human
effort is so unayailing. that it makes the mind
sad to think upon. and where speculation is
wasted. Poor child. Sad motheri
The citizens of ] utnam county have one
consolation. They did all that men could, sep-
erously and willingly. It is not their fault that
the child was not saved.
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pa-We arc much indebted to our friend
Mr.. EDWARD MooRE, the faithful and popu-
lar Superintendent of the County Infrmary,
for . box of beautiful Pears, grown upon his
farm in Montgomery township.
Our thanks are also due to Mr.. w. w. Sc
MANS, Of Vermillion township, for a box of his
Jersey Blood Peaches.
The frlit referred to is fully equal, in size
sand quality. to any We have seen during the
present year.
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NV JEWELERS. oRE.-Messrs SMITH and
D. b. GRAY have opened a new Jewelry es-
7tAblishment in the room recently occupied by
L. A. Jennings s. Co, in the Willis Block
More about it next week.
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SAVANNAH MALI AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
The first term of this new institution COM
menced on Tuesday last under very favorable
auspices. The institution is under the charge
Of competent instructors, who will devote
their whole energies to their new work.
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RYDER'S
PREMIUM PHOTOG
Gallery of Art.

The best Oil-painted Photographs in Ohio, are ex-
ccuted az this establishment.
Persons having old Daguerreotypes of'l.st or alb
.eni friends. which they wish TO put in more perma-
nent and effective shape. can have them copied in
Tho oaraph. 10 the size of life and painted in ell
equal 10 portraits from life.
ALLEN SuITH. JR.. paints for no other Photograph
list in this city.
All tie various styles of small pictures taken in q
superior manner. March l. 1S5s--6m3s
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mcfarland. Evans & Co., H. ..h,..a c...
VS..
John d. Shilling. -
Yard, Gelmore & Co., H. . &C.,

John D. Shilling. Common Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command of two writs of VEN
di exponas' duly issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Ashland County, in the above cases,
dated the I'd day of August. 1853. and to me direct
ed. l will sell at Public Auction. at the door of the
Court House in Ashland County. on
Saturday, the 10Th dog IF September, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
p. NJ, of said day, the following described real es
tate. to-wIt:-Being a part of lot number ferty-eighi
T4S1, in the town of Ashland. thirty six feet widt
extending east from the west line Of said lot. and
also full length of said lot, with the sppurtenancei
thereto belonging.
Appraised at $-
Terms of
JOHN ]. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
August 10. 1859 lotsspfs6.oo
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Ten lines or less make a Square. Displayed adj
vsrtisemeass in single column. ten per cent. extra.
Doabl. column. double the above rates and 81 pef
rent extra. Advertisements loaded and placed in
the special notice column, one half more than the
Nhove rates.
se Al notices required to be published by law
1egsi rates, viz: 81 eSch Square for the hrst three
vs.ks or 1-s7 and 3Sl each subsequent. insertion.
er Administrator notices of appointment, one
dsilsr in advance.
s6- business cardEFivs lines or less, 50 per
annum.
Al transient advertisements must be paid for in
&dya1ce.
Az advertisements not ascomr.nied with written
directions. viii be inserted unit forbid, and charged
NecordiDgly
Yasrly .dvertisezent., payssl- quarterly.
The shove rates will be strictly adhered to.
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WISCONSIN, WooL.-1he Milwaukee Sen
t'nei estimates the wool crop of that State for
1859 at one million of pounds. The average
price is estimated at from thirty-nine to fortv-
two cents per pou d. At foriy-one cent the
amount would be four hundred and ten thou
sand dollars. Much Of She wool was so bad y
put W that it brought an inferior price, solely
from the neglect of the owners.
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ps-We are nnder special obligations to Mrs
GOTHAM for the beautiful cake with which she
favored us.
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sa-Tbs Donation Party ct the house of Rev
i. N. CARMAN, met the expectations of his nu-
emerour friends. See the Card of Dir. and
Mrs. C.
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NE ~ III "
We have and
years. and, CAN SAY IN
of it. what we haze new
any other medicine
ED, IN A SINGLE IN
A CURE, when timely
know an instance of dis
whe used it. On the
ed with its operations.
highest cUmmendation
and medical virtues
WHAT WE Do KNOW,
rience, AND PLEDGE OUR
FULFILMENT OF WHAT VIZ
most every instance
fering from pain and ex
found in fifteen or TWEEN
syrup is administered
This valuable prep"
of one of the most iX
full NURSES in New I'm
with NEVER FAILING sue
CASES
1t not only relieves the
vigorates the stomach
acidity, and gives tone
system. 1t will almost
ING IN THE BOWELS.
overcome commissions
remedied, end in death
and sUREsT REMEDY IN
of ~DYSENTERY AND
DREN whether it arises.
any other casue. We.
er who has a child suffer
foregoing complaints
ces, nor the preiudices
your suffering child and
s U R Eyes, o.
low the use of this med
Full directions for using
bottle. None genuine
CURTIS & PERKINS
side p Price
Sold by Druggists
Principal Office. No.
December 8. 1853.
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rowe much regretted that it WAS not in
.our power to attend the Fair at Hayesville last
evening. We infer that there was a good rep
rssentation from Ashland, as all the livery
stock was exhausted. The object and parties
interested in the Enterprise, merited a gener
sous support.
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Hea-An American lady is living in Jerusa-
lem under the impression that she is one of
the witnesses spoken of in Revelations. who
is to suffer death in the streets of Jerusalem.
This is her fourth visit to the 'EIoly City"
which she styles ,'Sodom in Egypt"