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Erea as We write, the telegraph Is busy liz
bringing news Of the second blood spilled In
The var which, ere thirty days wiz cause
many a manly form to bite the dust and
many q noble spirit to 60 up to its God from
The battle aoid. This time the blow is nota
Sumter but at Baltimore, in the city where
$500 Minute Men, a day or two ago, glad
dened the heart Of the whole country BY
their alleged devotion to the American dag.
The Pennsylvania troops while marching
,brough the city, en- route for Washington,
we're stoned and otherwise attacked by mob
and at length were compelled in selEdefence,
to FIRE upon their ASSISTANTS. Our dispatches
at this writing leave US in the dark as to the
termination Of the fearful scene. The city
wa wild With excitement as well it might
be. Thepalmy days Of lug-uglies'and"blOo
tubs have come again, and 20 mans life viii
Be laSs in that city. Both psrties-UniOn
and disuuioR-are strong, but the latter
has the lighting class, the rOughs who would
rather fghs than eat or sleep at any time
Anthsy wait for Is the slightest possible
pro~vocafiou, AID they are then in their ele-
ment. But this attack upon Pennsylvania
troops viii not 20 unavenged. The old Key
stone STATE has offered O0, 600 men to defend
the Government and she viii never see her
sons struck down withoutju just cause, without
returning the blow with interest Ere this
reaches the eye Of our readers, twenty thous-
and men are raIlying in that State to march
to the scene Of danger, and we shall hear Of
fearful scenes in the Monument City.
TLater dispatches state that these troops
were fr6n Massachusetts, instead cf PennsyE-
vania1
This attack, although not by the Southern
army itself it is at the instigatOn of the
rebslious traitors, and is another bloody
page il the record that is laid up against
them
There IS = wild rumor that the Harper's
Ferry Aruory has been fred by regular o.
s. troops AID abandoned. This is not
very improbable. Stn it is likely that Sec
rotary Cameron has had the ~forethought to
aOunda1uy supply that fort with good and
true soldiers, wboswin defend it to the last.
The arms stored there are too valuable 10 be
destroyed By Gre.
The prospect AZ Norfolk Is Frightening,
thanks to the bold stand taken by Capt. Pen
dsrgasL The Virginians sank small vessels
across tie channel to the Navy Yard to pre-
vent the egress Of the U. s. vessels, when
Capt Pendsrgast anchored his largest vessels
broadside to Norfolk and Portsmouth, and
threatened TO level both cities TO the ground
If the distractions were not removed. The
5int was acted upon, and the vessels were
raised. In the LIST Of the brave defenders
of cur aag, let Is not forget Capt Fender
CAST.
These dispatches are bringing the war
home fo-ussIeis no longer thing Of fancy,
but a horrible reality, and we must look at it
fairly and squarely. All honor to the brave
and stout hearted sons Of Cleveland who
have gone forth, and who are ready 70 go
forth to meet the consequences, let them be
what they may. And ali honor to their no
bic fathers and mothers who have bid them
goodbye and God speed.
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From the Columbus Statesman.
The Extra Session Of the XxxVuTH Com

The Extra Session Of the Con-
Gress.
The President has issued his proclamation
for an extraordinary session Of the new or
XXXVIIth Congress on the fourth Of July
next Seven States have seeded from the
Union, leaving tWentyaseTen, if no more Sc
cede before the fourth ofJulT to be represents
ed at this extra session. Of these twenty
seven States, twenty have elected their
Representatives in Congress. The seven
States which have their representatives yet
to elect IRE the following;
Virginia, which elects thirteen members,
on the fourth Thursday Of May; North Car
olina, eight members, on the first Thursday
il August; Tennessee, ten members, on the
same day; Kentucky ten members, on the
first Monday in August, California, two
members, on the Tuesday after the first Mon
day in September; Maryland, six members,
on the first Wednesday in November and
Kansas, one member at a date of which we
are not informed, if one has been fixed by
Law.
It will be seen from the foregoing list, that
if the seven States In which elections for
Representatives in Congress have not yet
taken place, tWo,-Galifornia and Kansas
are free, and seven are slave States. In Eir-
GINA the election Is to take place in season
Tor an extra session. In other States where
Congressional elections have not taken place,
it will be necessary, If they would be repre-
sented ct the extra session, to hold special
elections for the purpose of choosing their
Representatives to the XXXVIIth Congress.
This can be done, as on former similar occa.
sions, BY the Governor of each State conVen-
ing the Legislature in special session for the
purpose Of providing for these special cleo
tons.
It may be proper to remark that of tho
seven seeded States, South Carolina and Flor.
ida, before their secession, had elected their
Representatives to the XXXVHth Congress
of the United States. Were the whole thirty
four States to lie r~epresentediR that Congress,
the number of members in the House of Rep
~resentatives would betwo hundred and thirty
eight. The Constitution provides that a ma
jority Of each House of Congress shall con-
stitute a quorum to do business. One hundred
and twenty members still constitutes a ma
jority of the next House of Representatives.
One hundred and ffty-fve have already been
elected, which makes thereby Eve more than
are necessary to constitute a bare quorum.
There, are however, two vacancies to be filed
in the delegation from Ohio, and one in that
from Pennsylvania.
Tue list of United States Senators, with
the exception Of those from the seeded States,
and who, Of course, are not expected to take
their seats is complete. Unless under ex-
traOrdinary circumstances, which are not i'm
possible to occur IN these revolutionary times,
it can hardly happen that a majority Of the
sixty-eight Senator's which would compose
a full United States Senate, will not be ready
to take their seat at the extra session Of Con
gress in July.
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Rusb Ter News.

During the lac: few days there has been a
great lush at Tascotts News Depot to get
daily papers containing war news, and a man
is considered very lucky when he can pro-
cure one. The two best dailiss that come
here, in our estimation, are the Cleveland
Leader and the Cincinnati Gazette.-S1lsm
Republican.
And we may be allowed to say what We
have thought from time immemorial, that
the Salem Republican Is one Of the very bsst
seunty newspapers in the State Of Ohio.
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NIss.lnrnt Milan.

MrIAE, O, April 10, 1861.
MEssRs. EDITORS The mass meeting held
here last evening was a very patriotic affai
Speeches were made by Messrs. Kelley and
Patrick, Of Norwalk, and Shioman and Car
ter, of Milan. The Captain Of the Norwalk
Light Brigade Frank Sawyer Esq., called
for volunteers when twelve young men step
pedup and signed the call. Milan viii do
her duty on this occasion.
Truly yours,
D. PAGE
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2hnsteiAms, &E.
Or. r. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
am IN Egm

Or. X. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
.-AND CHEST,
II NOWN ALL OVER THE
the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERE 7
VII be at his Office, No. 252 Superior street, Clsye
land, Ohio, (~opposita the Post Once, two doors eas
Of Hoanan's Block on the following dates Of eael
and every month, ViZs
lat I'd llth l2h, 1871, I4h and 30th
a9-A PAmPaLET,N a
containing a biiel sketch Of DR.. LYoN's Lie, Study
and oxtenaiye Travels, has Just been issued BY him
which can be obtained at his Office BY ell who destH
ON0' APPROPRIATENESS ABROAD.
Toledo-Merchaut's Hotel, formerly Collins House
each month, path, 25th and 18th.
Ravenna--OOutns House, each month, Sd and 4th
ne ie House, each month, 5th and 9th.
Painesviil- OoWles House, each month, Zth.
Massilion- American Hotel, each month, 3 andlo
Elyria-Beehe House, each month, 18th and 18th.
Ps~lleVue-BslleYue H0use, each month, 10Th & list
Observation-Disclosures House, each month, Isan
Adrian, M~ich.--Eaoh month, 22d aud ID.
ManBheld-2Tth and 25th.
DR.. o PROCESSES to discern diseases By thu
Eve, He, therefore, asks no questions, nor require
the patients to relate any OF their symptoms. CozA
one and all, and have your symptoms and the locai
ton ofyour disease explained, free ofeharge,
MAXIM brhhUfLl TO.
IEivs such balm as have no gtrifs
VIII nature or the laws Of life
With blood my hands L never STAIN
Nor POISON men to ease their pain.
P, B.-Dr. LTON pledges his sacred word and hona
or that he will in u0slse, directly and ind'reetlyy ~
duce or cause any invalid 10 take bis medicine with
out tie strongest probability Of rolist or q cure.
REORGANIZATION and Gdvce tree Of charge -
The ronr Wilt NvenallF rfustderad dec1
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Lake county is coming up TO the mark,
and viii give a good account Of hcrselt-
Three companies have been formed, one bsar-
ing for is motto, 9F~ward forever, 50 help
Us COD God help them to brayely keep
thst pledge
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~ - Nf ra.MH.
Several votes were taken on Tuesday in
the Senate on the P~enitentiary bill without
coming to anything decisive. The Treason
bin passed the Senate yesterday by vote of
q toe.
Speaker Parsons yesterday afternoon re-
Piled to Mr.. Stout on the appropriation bin in
reference to tie Idiotic Asylum. 1t was an
able and eloquent effort argumeutive and
powerful il, effect commanding the earnest
attention OF the General Assembly.
A number of companies arrived during
the night, and there will be several more here
during the day. The city is all astir, and
military moving in all directions. Things
look warlike, and tn re is a spirit Of deter
mination and patriotism p~erYading all classes.
A rOusing Union meeting was held last
evening at Armory Hall. "a
There is a rumor here coming from a credi-
table source that an old member Of the Cleve-
land Grays, late a resident Of the South, has
turned SecessiOnist We omit the name in
respect to the feeling Of his relations in the
Forest City.
Northern men in the South are being in.
pressed into the Southern army. All parts
Of Ohio are responding to call for troops
I'D. A. PARROT, speakar pro tempore of the
House goes to Washington with his brigade
as Major. He is plucky aud will render a
good account Of himself.
We visited, yesterday, the studio of Mr..
Wsrd, an Eastern Sculptor Of great talent
and ability, who has just finished a bust Of
Governor Dennison, ~delineating with life like
fidelity every Ineament of his ~countenance.
All who see it pronounce it a master piece Of
art. A medallion head in plaster Of Miss
Riley, grand daughter of the celebrated Cap
tain Riley, who was taken prisoner by the
Indians some years since, commands gener-
al admiration. He has also several others
meritorious evidences of his ability as a
sculptor. FORESTER.
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Ne SISssl8S
AkZZ ORDINARY
8F2NG IS DISEASES

with all ba9 effects arising theretrom. intending
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS
Be has succeeded In curing cases In this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
self-Btyled physicians, who profess to treatal private
mGlndies with success and without receiving the
snr. GIBSON does not boast that he is a member Of
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose OF ensnaring the Innocent
allied. Bnt what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of It
this, that he il able TO give entire satisfaction to
those who repOBe confidence IN his ability and intes-
Flty, and that be has Perfected an american system
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don or Paris, or any patent medicine to equal Tor the
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or
arrangements, both mental and physical, arising
from sexual or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet discovered;
and first, the agents used are in no LiSDect disagres-
Mercury, nor any other deleteriOus drug: becondV
no restrictions IN diet or business Is required; Third,
y his treatment IL positive and certain N All casea.
BE stands prepared TO go into any public OF private
hospital in the United States and denon5trate the
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other nov known 70 me world point OF prompt
ness, permanency, mildness, safety and oonysniencs
DR.. GIBSON is permanently located In Cleveland.
and has during the past nine months performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes OftreRtment. Reference can % giventO
individuals Of the arst respeotability in Cleveland
Boston, New YORK. and other cities IN raSardto
skill and integrity in all professional transactions
Dyspepsia, RhuemattBm, scrofula and all chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
80 Medicine sent to any part OF the country on
Dr.. GTBs0E7s New Work on Physiology for sale
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor of E~lectropatty and Medicine,
- OHice no. III Ontario street, up stairs, q few
doors from the Public square.
Once hours from 9 70 u and from 2 to 5 O'Clock
daily, (Bundays eNcspted.l auq9
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Iii 60.
RoUsE 4 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE s INSURANCE AazxTs
No, al Superior 81, Up stairs,)
MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR SAFE OR HXcHANGE.

A handsome Country Residence, ia sandusky, one
and 2 half miles from the Railroad depot. A large,
and - acres land, With 3 grsat variety 81 Cholss
5Tgiti 70 exchange for improved property n this
farm Of ll acres, on Plank Read. u mi. ! nom
CITY large two etory Brick House, good barns, or
ehardi soil sandy loan and muckes superior g,rm.
WIN take pay one halfin house and bW acres noar
the city Dalancs on time.
Farm ofl.0 acres, nine miles rom City House,
Barn, Orcberd; and veil WatercL
BRIGHTON Village-Houso and four acres land with
Barn and fruit.
seoyille Ayenue-lsrgs two-story house andlargs
lot; barn; &C. Exchange Tor land n part balance
Hewburgh Yillaae-House and four acres land
Brick Tavern stand and 20H acrsI, on ono or the
principal plank roads, y miles from the City; Large
In part fer house and lot or a few acres nsar the city.
one hundred and sixty acres land N LebenOn Co,
farm Of acres, on Plank Road. s miles east OF
the city uouseY Barn. Orchard, &C. EzchanFs for
House and Lot, say 70 amount Of 5000
House we'll finished and Convenient with barn.
Exchange for a farm.
tEellg located. To exchange for = house and lot In
Farm or 100 acres, 9 miles from the City, with
House, Barn and Orchard. To exchange for land IN
western part Of this state.
change nor q iarm and lev acres near the Ctty.
GreenWood strest-TWo-stcry House and lot. To
exchange for 3 Farm.
FOE SALE.
Eswburgh-m acres, y mile from village; House,
Barn and abundance OF fruit.
Clinton street, near the new High School Building
Cgood tWo-story House, and lot6txlss feet. desi-
Steam Grist and Saw M miles from Court
House. Good buildings aud machinery, dwelling
$50 acres lmbeF Land In PeBnsglsaniaA mikes
nom Tideoute and near to the great Oh Region. s.
Per acre.
Kinsman street-two-story Brick House and Lot.
E2,SOl.
fen acres on Lake street. near Wilson Avenus.
East Cleveland-On Plank Road, tWO-BtoU House
and 4 acre o fland. Sl,6Un.
" acTes-S miles from CITY. House, Barn and Or
chard.
Large and desirable Brick House and Lot-westo Of
and near Erie street. VIII Be sold very low.
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A PanslsF 10 Ma. LsooIs-The follow
inr brial - ezpIalns ilsgIf:
- 20. March N. lsel

Xix EAAEA LAAAEaElAANAal 49,
aNEw YoBK, March 22d, 1851.
HHonored sir; A niece OF John Hancock,
I take pleasure in presenting you with the
enclosed interesting relic Of the pasta share
ticket issued by the province Of Massachusetts
Bay in 1865, Tor the rebuilding Of Faneuil
Hall, signed By John Hancock, and endorsed
on the back by Abraham lincoln, written
by one Of your ancestors nearly a century
ago. Humbly trusting il may prove a hap
p y augnEy Of our country's future history
The Cradle Of Liberty rebuilt by hejoint
efforts Of John Hancock and Abraham Linz
coin,
II remain, with high regard, Respectfully
your obedient servant
"MRs. 81. HANCOCK CoLYER.
H9is Excele1ey, Abraham Lincoln, President
Of United States"
MR. LfEooLN's REPLY.
%"ExEoUTIvR MANSION April %, 1851.
my Dear Madam: 1 have the honor to
acknowledge the receipt Of your favor Of the
22d Of March.
"Permlt me 70 express my cordial thanks
for the Interesting relic you were so kind as
to Eendme, as WelfN for the hattsring senti-
usnt with which it was accompanied.
81 an, with great respect,
fYour obedient servant.
"a. LINCOLN.
aNrs n. Hancock Colyer, New York;
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@lisfEIIaaeoMs.

NEW CITY DIRECTORY--THE
IN Book published last Fall under the name Of
DIRECTORY or this City, contained 50 many srrors,
land outside the names Of the business cOmmuni-
u were copied from car edition Published tFo
years. that We have been Induced, at the REQUEST OF
many cuisines men, to publish one Immediately.
4 viii Be ready about The 18th Of MaT.
Best and Most Perfect, but also the
FINEST IN APPEARANCE.
OF any ever published here.
We trust that the one heretofore pm lished b. us,
together wtth the experience then obtained, WI
this 70 ali interested.
aprlGS31 J. &. WILLIsT0E 3 co,
nlSS0LUTION.@THE FIRM on
II FOOT 2 Bash is this day dissolved b. mutual
consent. The business viii be closed by s. A. Foot.
Who Is authorised to nse the namsoft the hrm In set
GsTsisad, AsrH Ess EASE
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
IN The Co-partnsrship existing under the name
ofOraWfords Gross 4 20, was this DAY dissolved 81
limitation. LEMUEL CRAWFORD,
u. W. o
Cleveland, April Ist, 1854.
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5m Sale or GENT

DWELLING HOUSE FOR -
y 49, glsasant h0uso, No. ~
AVIS WI EIsEE
E0R SALE Or EXCHANGE
Aet 429d yttI. Properly % q good Improved
.sleetsd siok q Drugs, Msdeiiss. 6T5ssfia "a
it5rs- de ~ s2oe lfestlo1 Eith yssrf kses q
.e 4 1sif = isia9n oas5sa enT &c g s,eR risht ~
~. EEkLERs e Pub. 8snsrs.
Alao-Eisht Acres ofExcslent Land, aituatsd liz
miies from the Public Sauarq. on tbs East glsf8l1ud
Plaak Aoad, north SIDE. hu a. e'e7anf bdldinq
oae hundred Cboios ffait tTsrS-soms 81 rfIeS -
n H, ~ sfarins. = near sneqsa e Public ant
y va beaold cheap ior cash. ElqqIeu
snrt7
TOR RENT.-ONE AND "a -
nan itory hosss on Ainsman sLs near
fsrryGL Kent oW-EzquiraoL
agEle2E IS s1Pef5r y.
TOR SALE=A FAM OF "a - Z
Asrss. Eith etEo-steD Brick Dasning
~ - a5c4iieelais,
Hohss Is buiir WITH vi nodsrn fnrrover1er4- ~
a beautiful Kagiue and q living Brook rms t1r1uFn
the rear end of ne tarn thsrs are ssTsrlspdnEs
haYiues which, With simple hydraulic Worklf caE
Fora Gsnilemad5 BssideBcs' ne uhoa grounds
can Be- elegantly and tastsfaly arrangsd. Ecr
earden- vineyard or Fruit Cultures itcan - made
rods from the cooperation limits.
This Farm can - aiYfdedinlo lots Oh 70 5oruDru
yanee 9TH price az which e can nov b purcha1ed
There are about I've or SIX acres Of wood iald . r1rs
(Which q a beautiful Grove.
The Kinsman street Railroad 1al1ag l7o1eh ~
AFonuo IN lroufotths Yarn. Ih8 a11T1 MurGY y
can lie p~urcnased az the present time It zgr11t hEr-
gaia FOR uther inquire q
81. - Ki15mzn q
EN0R REHT-A NICE SMALL -
Dwelling, on GranEerr near Prospect o..
at 81 GraleT sreef. apriaHIl
Tor SALE--VERY DESIRE
r Vacant Let's on Progpa1s ltrsal. nsar
april 156sE Z JENNINGS,
~ SleeiQr street
TUALEl-A Two STORY
House and Five Acres o. Lad @ Mlns =
man strest, near C0uuty Eair grqunds-
aPrla HOUSE syESAIses
EUR RENr-THE ROOMS NON
Occupied b. B. W. Tibblt, ESQ, Justice 0ftha +
Feeces are Tor rent COLMALL 3 CO..
aPI5 la QntaEiQEtlee1 z
DOR SALE Ma
- OhlkE SHOP. IN which the mabuhctnring
ofssFins Machines has been carried on Er several
and snailng. Tor particulars snquirea ct thb oncs.
DOR SALE-aHE PUBLIC -
HOusE formsrly occupied b. i. H.Hand,
e Grafton stations Ohio olpositf tha Ralroad
On the Road Affords greater facilities fer rallElng
HANDSOME pro . Tor tbs amount Invested ISIS
terms- For further Information apDiF at Rs1road =
once, Grafton Station, Or address
eraaoa Stallion. Anil !. 4ssi.s77 -
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OoLuMBUs OORREsP0NDENOE.

CoLuMBus, April is, 1891.
The House yesterday afternoon had under
confederation tie War bill which passed
the Senate almost unanimously, but one SEN
ator voting against T. NEENAEi Of PoE7a-
MOUTH. [He afterwards changed bis vote
EDsl
The motion to suspend tho rules requiring
bills to Be rssd on three consecutive days,
was lost by the persistent Democratic OppO-
sition, they eontending that they wished more
Zine 40 consider the question.
Crockett soOyil is here chOek full OF war,
and expresses his Arm determination at all
hazards to put the Ohio Canal on a VGr foot
ing Immediately But little was done yes.
lerday except the discussion on the War APP
preparation bill.
Those Democrats who voted against the
motion to suspend the rules, to-day the 18th,
were Messrs. Andrews, of Auglaize Carlisle,
of Fairfield; Ceilings, Of Soioto; Converse,
Of franklin; Cory, Of Shelby Devore, Of
Brown; Gamble Of CoshOcton; House, Of
Gallon; Hughes, OF Butler; Hutchinson, Of
Madison; Jessup Of Hamilton; Jonas, Of Ham,
ilton; Jones, Of Hamilton; Moore, Of Wayne;
Myers, of Clernonti ogle, Of Ross; Parr, Of
Lickingj Patterson, Of Adams; PeaTce, OF
vinton; Powers, Of Sandusky; Rees, of
franklin Reisinger, of Crawford Rogers, Of
Hamilton; Shaw, Of Pike Snyder, Of Van
Vert; Stiers, Of Hooking; Taylor, OF Ash
land; Westcott Of Hancock; White, Of Har-
din Woods, Of Licking.
The Democrats voting with the Republic
cans to suspend the rules we're Blocker, of
Richland; Brown, OF Pickaway; Fellows, Of
Coshocton; Flagg, Of Hamilton; Jacobs, Of
Allen; Mcconnell, Of Ashland; Moore, Of
Wayne; Noble, Of Williams; Slusser, Of
Stark Thompson, o fPerry; Wright, of Ham
ilton Skinner, ofSeneca; Winner, OF Darke;
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NRR

The Undersigned have fOrmsd a Cop trtnarship IN
der the name and style Of CRAWFORD, MORRIS
PhlOE, and are dealers In Briar HILL. Mineral
RidgB and Chippewa Coal, wholesale and retail
Omce-Iohnsoa's Marine Block. cleveland, Ohie.
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LlOR RENT-A C0MFoRTaBIr -

TOR SALE@OKB SECoED-HAEB
Steam B~0iler-upriEnt, % called, lately wt
IN The Leader onoe. SAID Boiler "a - inches IN d-
ameter, outside, and s feet ielas turn1ca part, Gs1
In diameter, and 5 feet kigh.-
Said Boiler originally clGt t0of Bn0T EUtrrH
order, and with the gratat. safstE-Fal1a WAN
cold for $50.
E-Eor further poric1NF1 c~nQuira1t = CASA
or At 7. J. McGarEyh Stsim Roller shol cn Cs1lE
gtrset.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAVE
this day f0rmeda copartnsrship for tho purpose
Of trausacting 3 General Commission BUSINESS an
nAA sO07 F0e4
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IalCe Counry An Sound.

aNrs n. Hancock Colyor, New York;
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aIFlV Embellishments.
Gngrapin9.-. PLATING.

ON WOOD.