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THE MANUAL or THE WARDROBE.

100 large octave pages, In paper, by Mrs. Pull
of the price. It is complete treatise upon this
branch of Domestic Economy, and by far the
most valuable publication upon this subject ever
issued, IT. omprises thorough dissertation up
on taste n Dress an explanation of the different
kinds of stitches, made in sewing remarks upon
the various kinds and qualities and fabrics used in
the wardrobe, with complete directions for cutting
aud fitting all kinds of garments for women's and
childrens wear; the preparation of table, toilet,
and bed !i-en illustrated by nearly 100 cuts of
patterns and modes. The appendix contains full
directions for using the Sewing Machine. Ne
b,nsekeeper can afford to do without it.
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TWELVE YEARS A SLAVE.

TWELVE YEARS A SLAVE.
The narrative of SOLOMON N oRrHRUP, citizen OF
New York, kidnapped in Washington City ia
1871, and rescued in 1868, from Cotton Plan
taton near Red River Louisiana. illustrn-
trations, 336 PIP. limo Price 81, postag,
paid.
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SPALDINGs PREPARED GLURI
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SAVE THE PIECEsI

ECoNohf! DISPATCH.
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A accidents SiR happen, IN xeraqs4a,ed fur,l; .
Is very desirable to have chap aud convenient nav
repairing Furniture, Toys. Crocksry, &c.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household eau afford IA IA
without it. 1t is always ready and mp to the sticking r
There 10 no longer necessity for impng chairs slin,a
headless DOLLS and broken cradles II il ,s ~
article for cone, SHE'LL and other work 80 uspv
with ladies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation il used cold being Chemical.
held In solution and possessing all the valuable ossi
the best cabinet Glue. be in the pl.c,
Of ordinary muelase, being vastly adhesive
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N.B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price % ,,r
Wholesale Depot, No. 80 Platt.st, New York
Addrss. HENRY C. sPALDING & CO..
Box No. $500, New YORK
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing four eight an,
twelve doEen-s beautiful Lthographe Show Card seeo
panying each package. WYNN
re- single bottle Of sPALDING,s PREPARED crry
will save ten times Its cost annually to every household ~
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Country merchants should make note Of sPALDING,s
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SOLD BY H0USEFURNISHING sToREs
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80 PIntG-st, New York
ADDRESS Post.0Hce, Box No. z 500.
Annexed Is an Alphabetical List Of Articles which
damaged may be restored their original strength
r. -
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MISCELLANE Gus.
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world, at only ONE DOLLAR year. For aoo ~'
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agents and copy of both papers, inclose ,br'
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City. 20 tV'N
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THE MARTYRS AND THE FUGITIVE.

THE MARTYRS AND THE FUGITIVE.
BY THE REV. 5. H. PLATT.
Author of " The Gift of Power" &c, and Christ
and Adornments," dc.
A thrilling work Oh Slavery and the Slave
Trade detailing the capture of family in Africa
by the SIavedealers, their fearful journey to the
Goa. {, the horrors of the middle passage" their
sale ii. America, and subsequent martyrdom the
slavery of their sen, his terrible suerngs and per-
ilous escapes founded upon fact, but tctitiously
disguised in order to shield him from detection
and published for his benefit.
Sent postpaid upon the receipt of So cents.
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UNCONSTITUTIONALIT OF SLAVERY.
Br LrSAHDEk srooNEK.
In paper, 294 PIP. 6vo. Price IS cents, or, post
age paid, Sc cents.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
REVIEW OF LYSANDER SPOONER'S ES-
SAY ON THE UNCONSTITUTION-
Atty OF SLAVERY.
BY WENDELL PHILLIPS.
Price Is cents. Postage cents
THE HARP OF FREEDOM.

"a volume of Poetry and Music adapted to the
great struggle now pending between Freedom and
Slavery in this country" The music in this
work is arranged as Solos, Duets, Trios, Quar-
tettes, Chorusses DC, de-, adapted to use in the
domestic circle, the school, the club-room, the
mass-meeting, and, in short, wherever music is
loved and appreciated, Slavery abhorred, and
Liberty held sacred"
1t contains nearly 200 choice songs, and is sold
for rs cents per copy Postage 1e cents.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-03-31

r. All the above are for sale at this Office
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-03-31

The feature of the Magazine for the present
month is the essay of DR.. j. MCune Smith, show
ing the dependence of Civilization on physical
circumstances. The subject is one Of I'D inter
est, Independent Ct its bearings upon relations ex
isting in this cCVpty. To those who know Mr.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

SARA G. STANLEY.
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HHUJ~"AHH
CONNECTICUT
GOOD! BETTER! BEST

Connecticut the battle field Of the present
campaign, has been won BY the Republicans.
Never was a harder fought battle. The
Democracy fought like wild tigers. Money
was used with lavish hand, where party
failed. But the sound Of battle 10 hushed,
the smoke has cleared away, and victory 10
perched upon the proud banner OF the free.
We have news from Hartford,
Hartford, New Haven, Tslland, New Lon.
don and Windham counties give Bucking-
inghsm l,lOO majority. The returns Of
Aiddlesex, Fairfield and Litchfeld counties
will not vary the result a great deal. Buck.
ingham Is elected without doubt, and both
branches Of the Legislature are Republican
by ,de:ided majorities, BY a handsome in
crease over last year. This result insures
a Republican Senator. 1t has been one Of
the hardest fought elections ever witnessed
in this State.
New HAVEN, April, IA A. NJ.
TEighteen towns inSHartford Co, give 398
Dem. maj. The other own gave last year
i02 Rep. maj. The vote OF New Haven
complete gives Gov. Seymour 97s maj;
New London co; complete gives 600 Rep.
maj; Windham CO; complete l,Il6 Rep.
nsj;. Fairfield co; and eight towns 1876 Rep.
naj; it will probably be 200; Letch6eld and
Talland counties gave 462 Rep. maj; last
but the lew returns now received, show Rep,
gains. N iddlesex CO.; gave 228 Dem. maj
last year. and now in seven towns the Dem
gain is l0s, mostly in Middletown. The re-
naming seven towns, Il is estimated. will
mske Seymour's maj; 10 the county $50
The House 10 Republican by nearly two
thirds. The Senate. by the returns and esti.
mates, stands IS Republicans to 8 Demo.
trsts. tfNthe towns to be heard from conf
in the same as last year, Buckingham will
be elected BY 1000 minority.
SoHEsEoTADY, April s.-a ?. n.
Benjamin r. Potter, Republican, IVES to-
day, elected Msyot by 400 majority over ths
Democfatie candidate.
The very latest:
III Nav HAvEs, April a.-3F.n.
The complets sesurss shows the ~eDsctio,
of Buckingham. Republican. for Governor
BY 67i' maj The Represe uta,iyesstsnd Ia
Rep. 90 Dem. she Senate - Rep Dem
one district u doubtfui.@ t$t&&tf
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JUDGE MoLEAs.-The WsshiS eton cor.
respondent OF the CieveIpnd P!aindssler re-
Gently paid a visit to Hon. John Mclean.
or his visit he. thus writes:
"Ispent al hour or two very sgreeably
with Justice Mclean at his room. To my
disappointment found the Judge js mos
vigorous health, bsth physically and men
tally. Those patriots who are rupping round
tiu their siocking feet waiting for his shoes
can turn q leaf down here, for the Judge
looks '.good for twenty years more" He il
at least a dozen years younger, every way
than l had supposed s-s
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BELLAIRE TIME TABLE

TRAINS Leave
For Columbus and Cincinnati, at 8 90 A.
M, 8.l5 A. M, 6.35 P NJ.
For Cleveland and Pittsburgh. at 800 A
NJ, 1925 A. NJ, 9 45 p. n.
For Baltimore, al 1920 noon, $50 p. N
TAO A. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE
From Columbus and Cincinnati, at l0.45
A. M, IL % A. NJ, 9.25 P. NJ.
From Cleveland and Pittsburgh, at 6
A. NJ, $50 P. NJ, 1905 A. NJ.
From Baltimore, at 8.l6 A. NJ, ais Ar
$40 P. NJ.
@Special train, &c. o. R. r. runs to
Bridgeport every morning, Sundays excep.
ted) at Z, returning Immediately.
FREIGHTs: G. & p. r. R. Freight train
leaves ct ii .O8 A. NJ, arrives at 6 20 P. M
Z U r R Frsights leave No. l at 400 A N
and No. 2 at 1000 P M. Arrive No. l at 9
is P M, and No. 2 at lo.45 A M.
No. l Freight train West. and No.
Freight train Ess, will carry passengers.
orc g. p and e o r R trains run OF
Columbus time: Baltimore ira ms run OF
Baltimore time, which is about 40 minutes
faster tnan Columbus time.
November IA, 1859.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

N. g. M. Bank Of Wheeling vs. James w. War,
field; Nicholas Jadk ms vs. james w; WarfeId;
George A. Jones We. James w. Warfeld
Dy Virtue of three executions to me directed
- from the court Of common pleas OF Be Imon,
county, Ohio; | will sell, on Tuesday, 18th day o.
aud 4 o'clock p; m, Of said day in The town oil
Barnesville IN said county, either whole sale OF
retail the following described goods and .chattles,
10 wit;
The entire stock. consisting in part Of the fol.
loving; Drugs: Medicines, Ole, Paints, Dye.
stuffs, Liquors Of oil kinds, Varnish. Sugar. Hobsc.
CO, Tea. Spices. Cigars. Lamps. Glass Lanterns
one platform Scales, enc apothecary scales, one
prescription scales.
Said stock comprises oil the articles usually
kept in a brst class Dug Store.
Sale to continue from day 10 dav if necessary
until aliars sold. Tetms cab. =
10 2; lOCHARY, Sheriff OF Bel. co. o.
sheriff. Office. April 5lh. 1860. fees 100
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hAn FnInonno. MARCH a.

A telegraph dispatched from Yerks,r last
night, says that George Ish and three others
concerned 10 the Tsh claim, at Jacksonville,
Oregon, have orived At yerks, en- route for
the Atlantic States. A ledge Of almost
solid gold has been found on II cir clam 20
feet below the surface. Thos. Coronough
was offered $50, 900 for the fifth interest,
but he refused. saying that the wealth Of
the Rothschilds would not tempt him 10
sell.
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EWE~
BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO, COURT
CT COMMON PIE ~.

Sarah e Nichols vs.. Charles fl. Nieh,ls.
TVTE above named Charles II. Nichols. Is here.
l. bv notified that on the End day OF April 1860.
the above named Sarah +. Nichols filed q petition
In the Clerks Office OF the above named court,
the object aud prayer OF which is,o procure a di'
vorce from the said Charles II Nichols, and -ea.
sonable Alimony. for the cause Of wliiui absence
for thres ycars. the said petition WILDE for hear.
ing at the fall term OF said tonrt, commencing
October 9th 1860, ID. 8. ADAMS. eIsrk
l.. DASPoRp, Ai'y for petitioner.
April 5th 1860 6w.
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New ORLEANS, April s

The Unknown won the foot race yester-
dsy for 20 600, by ten feet. Schultz was
ahead the frat 100 yards. Time--lS.i2
seconds. Another $4,000 race Of 100.
yards 10 proposed at Louisville.
The excitement about the captured steam
ers continues. L. is reported that an sgent
Of Miramon Is here AFTER ammunition, &c.
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The National House

The National House
For tso months vacated, is again open for
tho accommodation Of the public. Mr..
Thomas johnson. formerly Of the Union
House, has removed to that stand where he
b rsssy to do the .nics thing" for man and
beast.
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Singular Coincidence:

Singular Coincidence:
The Gazette spends one whole column
over the township elections, claiming great
Democratic gains, when really 10 every
township named the Democratic was tn e
only regular ticket out, and then closes by
Q three line incorrect account of the Con.
n~ecticut election. Those three lines all wet
your powders.
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Township

ssPease Township
Elects two Democratic Justices-we have
not heard the result Of the balance Of the
ticket. This township gave an opposition
majority last fal."-Gazette. rfHrar
= Republicans and Americans, this IL your
psy. You elected two Democratic Justices,
and this is the acknowledgment.
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ne "a GgN.,.wsnrer

Advertise their Livery Stable in smother
columa. They will run al Omnibus daily
bstwsen this pIsce and Wheeling, common
cling on nex' Monday morning. They are
we'll supplied with good Horses, Buggies
and two new omniba,es. See Advertise.
meat. -"
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Mlarriages.

Al the residence of the brides father on
the 9th of March BY the Rev. William
Grimes, Sir ANDREW McF. BOYD and
Miss MARTHA A. THOMPSON both Of
Belmont county Ohio.
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SHERLFrS SALE.

Nicholas Crawley W.. Daniel Grimes. Of al.
RY Virtue ofa Mandate 10 me directed from The
- Cour, Of Common Pleas Of Belmont county
Ohio, will offer igr ysssy|e, a. The iron! door Of Tie
tho 9th day OF Nay. 1860, between the hour,
Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and fo'cloek P. n. of said day
the following described real estate, TO wit,
Lot No. one, in Block No. 30, in Bell,ire city,
Belmont county. Ohio. a.
Also, at the same time ssd place. the North
East gu arter OF se etion Z. township 7. and range
4. In satd county OF Beimont; except 81 6cres SOLD
to Robert Duncan, containing seventy-reven IN
acres, more or less. fr
Appraised as iollons- Lot No. l., Bellair. city
Sl7 20, II ncres. S26is,OQ y. Terms cash.
7. LUCHARY, Spe ial Muster.
sherif>s Office, April 5. 1860. fees 800
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SHERIFF'S SXkE al

8 John w. Barns, % 81, ~ il oabtssL
10y Virtue OF q Msndsut sDnubhHtedddss ~
- Court Of C0mmoa PtaeSft 1pt9tus souaI9,
Ohio, I will yell. on TUESDAY, ~ a. ~,
1850. st the front door q d CodRt uousB n ths
tovp OF b. CisirsvilS; ths s6aostSge assStibsd
R:si Es,t,s Y VII: BsiaS,a u go and
poe. ssss 81 slarGe RsdlesEfsh nesf I Smell
ryn ,aad hence vest no psrnhDaA 3wAtss oak;
thence south 3 EAST ID 4 psrchee 2 aAplAsHmp;
iSssss So .s i1is psssiss Gu slsaoc
south est . east 3, s psrchss 70 RssshBI hence
thence south 81 sssst u, pef.kes Black
Walnui, thsnos Soaih ~ sssss59S Ysfchss 70 an
Flip; thence south ~ ? l3, 1Psfesest - seyeAi
mote; thence south 20 ssis.a ps!shss 2 eppsseh;
themes south 20 ~ pefchss "a . cost fHsAith{ To 1
White Walnut p 42ew p AHkssl tksiss .botth
sst . east 80 perches TO 'ths range Iips, thence n
l6S, , perches TO the placsof BEGINNING, contain.
ing one hundr cd and u irsy acsea 1. rod land ~,
IS perches, with all l. singular, The appurtsnAnees.
Apprsised az tAl 9'1sfns casAa
sP 7; aOcHaRY, Ssss,sAi A.sAs4 Com.
tt .ts. 81 tn r5iIF pristsrs tssst00
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April q.

WILWAUkIE' HprH q.
At the municipal election to-day Lyed, a
Democrat, was elected Mayor by 900 ma
jority. They also elect Com ptroIler and
City Attorney. The Republic ans elect
Treasurer by from 2 to 400 majority
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New ORLEANS, March 80.

New ORLEANS, March 80.
A will ~purporting to have been left BY
the late millionaire. McDonough. bequeath-
ing Ssoo. 600 to a city Waterman. has been
produced, Sut II 10 considered a forgery.
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.arf LAFAYETTE, IND, April 8.
The Lafayette Courier Of this afternoon.
has returns OF township elections from va
rious counties in this State, which indicate
large Republican gains. .rsl-. h =.
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N~EIGHBORHOOD NEWS

tFrom the BarnssviIe In,eliiseneer Of 2oth uit.I
SUDDEN DEATH OF An OLD CIrzEs.-
On Thursday morning last, NJ. Isaac Hork-
heimer, an old and well known citizen Of
this place. died suddenly at his residence
on Marietta street, of congestion of the
lungs. On Friday he was. taken to Whee-
ling-the GAINESVILLE House or Repre- senis-
rives attended his funeral To-. the Depot
and inferred by the Jews of that city. The
news of his death will be received with re-
greet by his numerous friends and acquaint-
ances.
tFrom the Wheeling rptelilssneer, ssth uitl
FiRE IN WAsHIrcroN, PErN'A 1.-The FIRE
which occurred yesterday morning in WASH
ington, was one Of the most destructive con-
fiagrations that has ever occurred In that
borough. The FIRE originated on the East
side Of Main street, aid swept away some
nine or ten houses before it could be sub
dued The loss 10 estimsted at CSC. 900.
Most Of the valuable property was partially,
II not wholly insured. The wind being
high, the houses being mostly frame, and
the Ere apparatul none Of the most efficient,
the properly disappeared before the red
flames Ike so much timber. 1t 10 supposed
to have been the work Of an incendiary.
The same paper, OF the s0th ult., ssys,
STABLE BURSED.-Last evening, a grelt
Weakening light burst out upon the vicinity
Of East Wheeling, and half the town rush.
ed towards II, hatless men and bonnetIess
women and servant girls dragging children
after them. The fi . was in { stable At.
tached to the residence of Walter G. Scott,
on Centre street, between Fifth and Sixth.
The Rough and Resdy Company msds ito
appearance and soon Afterwards the hre
was ex~'ingushed. The damage will not
exceed 800. E0Eg f.
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NORFOLK, Va,

,sY .,, NORFOLK, W.. March as, 1850.
The Hon. Francis Mallory, formerly
Member Of Congress from this District, died
this morning.
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ton. The Democrats succeeded in electing
Two Justices by overwhelming msjorities,
and also the. mixed Township ticket, com
posed Of Democrats and Americans. Repub-
licshs are ne where in Peace Township.
ELECTION.
The election for Borough officers. took
place here o nyeststdsy. Mr.. Andrew Grub
was elected Mayor, vice John Gilbert, Esq,
whose term had, expired. The other officers
are we believe about the same as lest year.
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LOUISVILLE, March 90

LOUISVILLE, March 70
The Republicans Of the Seventh Con-
gressionsl District Of Kentucky, yesterday
elected B. Land Ballard, and H. w. HAYES,
delegates to the Chicago Convention.
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Thomas 4 Collins
Hsve located In St. Clsirsville as Den.
lists. See advertisement.
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snrRlFF'S


Eli Stanton W Nsihau Band,. ei- al
DIV vifiue ~ 80 order vi salr ~ me diratird
- Ioui The Cont o. Common f,saS. oi Belmont
coon'y. Ohio, I Wild efiqr lnt snie q, The i,oni ,i.or
of the C.,utt Housr. ~ 81. tlrisyillf. IN suiI
county, on 'fne~la. hfs oith dAy Oh Alfit lssi,
between tie hours :" 10 o,rlvck A. 4. aud I y 81
Vi sad day ihe wlk~uR land. atd ieusiienl,
to wit First tract, Situated IN tho COUNTY OF Ial.
mont md 9ta G VI OHIO. brginiilng nj q stone with
the letter II ipsctbrd un ~. standing ut Tho Q "
corner vi Wan. Drafs To-. ~runniag . , - POLES;
thrnce " IS polcsJi LINKS; ii,nce 4 "a poles:
thence 9 s. puies Js liah' thence " s7-w Is
20 ss; thence noss lpoiss, 'hsoee D 76 . e IL
poles; ihrnc. . 80 poles; Ib.gcs Y ~ poles; themes
" 50 poles; thence ) ~ . ~ pViss ~ ,lo mace VI
heeinning coa,sining IS scfcs andS P'Iesih or
Second Trsct--Al.o osrt of Sec. No. II, Tu
No. y and RaDgr NO, b, bouEdsd ~ lnllpwstu VT!
Beginniee Z sthke onths section IAs fUs per.
chss and s6.l0O W IRON The . q eornsr Of ssid 900.
lion; thence n ~ ] LID poles; ibescs o ~ i.2S
u, 2 poles ~ 4 tfUne planted on south boundary
line VI Richard Stamps land; itFience W M ssii
line 80 poles and 4--I0O o. the sw onnef Of said
stamps land; thence : 81 fes v The . boundary
line II 42-iUO pcrchrs TO tie phu9 OF beginning.
containing ~ acres 5 rods aulf y5lpslss Iaore or
less.
Third Tract--Also q tractof lard described as
follows To wit; Beginning 1874, 70 " Of ti,s n east
corner OF section No, 10, Up. ., K. 6 uRd running
thenees q, "a poles; thence 5 SO I.4ee l02 per.
ellss; thence n 6oee 10. "a poles; hence " los.
~ poles 10 the plsce Of beginning, containing u
actes6, ~ poles more or less. virgw
Fourth Tract--AIso one hall 81. the . " quarter
OF section No. 3. in Up No. 8 Of Range No. 6. Be
ginning Al the . Q corner 81 ssid quarsss section;
hence running W sg poles thsase n lgo pol.s;
u ), ginning e@i,sisiSt 81 AZ RJss q is,s .'''
Filth Also . tract ct ikhAs tsscsibcd 40
lolioy 80 VT. Beginning q IL ~. cynsr OF
poles; thence - . . poles; themes ) 80 Sw 81
poles; thence 8 ~ . W IS poles and ~ links, thence
. 6O . v ~ polse, thence = Is pplss s links; thehce
Q 81 poles; thence n - poles; tEereee 8 piles aud
u links to the place Of beginning, Containing y
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ss1 Is Thomas J King.
From this our Il lends will see that the
Democracy are g-loriously %victors. We pity
the spirits that do Turk around the Gazette
Oaice. We hope no one will hold the Ga
sstss r~esponsibls for my thing 1t may say
U1o WoeE. 81
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school T'eacher's Examination,
Saturday, April ID, 1860, at the usual
place. .so di .H.0
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CLEVELAND, Msrch 20.
The store Of A. H. Constock was destroy.
ed BY FIRE last night. Loss $4,000. Par.
italy insured. as
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Q. Tnosis.
.. .. CoLLfHs.
NOTTCE-

THE Assessors viii meet at the Auditor Office
in St Cisifsvihe on Wednesday the ! Ill day
April. 10 receive their Blanks. Instructions apd
Books g POOR MAN, Auditor
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rowssaIP ~ELEcrIoEs

The el<etion 10 Pssse Township. on
. ysstevdfy pissed on very quietly. though
ihsre was evidently great interest fe.t In the
result, il Being more generously attended,
i, il aid f,Aad suy' p1rsviOds Township eies-
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I CHICAGO, March 30.
The stesmer Milwaukee arrived at Prsir' Q
du Chen yesterday rom 81. Paul.
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DlLlOUs

The proper snantus and right sesuditisn Of N
bile 10 Of momentov : In porianee 10 the heal ofuD
human frame, this sntl6i!tous medicine expsls ~
hidden seeds Office compliant, snd xensers all w
Suids and secreti0Ns pure Ahd h0ent, CLEANSING ~
6esuailaSlha Tho vital far cllOus of thu body. 81 -. a
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MASONIC and 1. o. o. r. CALENDAR.

LOCAL ITEMS
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SICKLY FERlAES

ehould lose no ting in trying . lew desss 81 NY
regulating and renovattas rem sdy, whs ever nd
be their complaint, IL can be taken with safety =
all periodical and otsss disorsaaisstons NJ q Fees
all but mlIaeulous. : ---- - - 1871