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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

HARTFORD, April 2d-The Republicans have elected
their State ticket by increased majority. They have
carried both bran hes Of the legislature and carried the
-i and "a Congressional Districts They have los. the
ID with the 4,h not fully heard FROM Tue Republicans
elected all four Of tie Congressman last year.
Vste Of Hartiord-For Governor Buckingham, Rep,
ISL; LOOMS Dem, "a For Congress: Dwight
Locmis, Rep, All; Hyde, Dem, 2,Gi7.
The Frs: Senatorial Disrc; is Democratic by 500 ma
jority.
The Democratic majority in New Haven is 5l5. Last
spring Il was 6S3.
In the New Haven (second District. James E. English,
m for Congress has 700 TO 500 majority over Wood
re. Rep
L,oms Rep IS believed to be elected in the lst Con-
gressional District by 100 majority.
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I'll. sndian must EmbelzIs mcut.


Tso publications. iicm prominent participants IN tbs
mysterious Transaction base lately appeared in tie pub
Ir prints The FIRST from Bailey, in whose charge the
bonds ~ere and by whom actual 4bstractou vas made
and -be other isom Russell the apparent beneficiary Of
the transaction.
NJ Bailey card e. in response to the publication
made some eeeas ago 10y Exsec.elry Foyd aud is very
s,vsrs upon tia; much wron-ed or much SHINING 'Vld
Bu5E, fanctoGary" Nj Russell makes long statement
If the circumstances under which the bond taken
lie saws that the origin OF bis difficulties the reus
OF the government 20 pay a claim whi'h it disputes
amounting With ia,ercst 10 about $3.50 o,o Wm'e he
w.. embarrassed 5y this he formed the acquaintance OF
GODDARD Bailey who lent hm ta hst insttment of the
bond, for hypo,becatiou A, th time Russell saws that
be had no idea Of the real oWrer a toe bo2ts, but
Supposed them to be property in Baiey's eonuOL
Are borrowing these stocks declined and Russell found
tat he must make additional deposit with those VITO
Ind issued money CO the boads 20 keep up the margin,
or ID, bonds would De sold. lie then learned, as lie
v for the frs, tme tia, the bons belonged to the gov
eminent Unable take them up and dreadog he re-
suit Of exposure he way out Of the dilemma eS-
cen TO take another supply Of the bonds TO protect HE
credit pp- Congress should vote 10 pay his 6sm the
amount claimed as due. Having hypOthecated The Sc
eood marcel and stocks stn continuing to decline, and
ts crisis having come en- in the mcaane be te'ermi e
Cd 10 hroW both parcels OF bonds upon the market Ind
even to obtain and sell Others" in order 70 repurelase
the whole when the uasket had reached still lower hg-
res This scheme vas frustrated By the pebiic av wal
made by GODDARD Bailey.
NJ Rlsseils position, therefore, is that ne TOOK the
bond ia toe 6; iuauce ianOeeny, though he does not
explain how be imagined that Bailey should have in las
control bonds the amount Of 100000 TO be lent so
freely that the seeoad parcel taken with lis eyes
open in the hope Of recovering the who'll; and that
third parcel would have been taken If the operations
had no. been Interrupted Mr. Russell does not make
hs story tally eIaety with the evidence however for
Aa sh0.eS hSt the bOtds we're taken a. three distinct
1imes-in July. September and December 1860
"TaE ALrERS .ruE--Ths Philadelphia Psrnsylraaiar,
e.ys Amid the clouds q issues ounningy sought TO
n, made and the eadess dstltss is oaiBs rsB4s g,
.i5usSaog als there IS in realty bt one plain, short
Question % be solved, and that is Whether tie EeOple
Of the Nor,h prefer The fatal Republican P'Ogram-s
Nth dissolution cvi war, commercial AID financial ds
,s..rs, parslyIsd dasEy with eheqrer-6OA'd POPSA
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kkIeI Them GnH
Under the above heading the New York E;ORon,is!
.-,ol,lss q lerrtLv artirIa "a follows.

Under the above heading the New York Economist
concludes a lengthy article as follows
It may be CALLING TO cur pride, it may be wound in
our dignity submit acity 10 the defiance nation
al power that has been presented on wholesale scale in
the seeded State; but we uSthabe in riskiug the
lives OF thousands Ct others and the happiness
and interests OF the whole country for generations to
come with no better object than to support our pIije
aud TO viudcae dignity which has sgnolly failed tha
hour of it, trialg We opiae that the sentiment Of the
civilized world and the verdict Of postegtY would be ut
t,rly opposed to such policy What could gain By
it, adoption? Let Us suppose il to resul. in the sutjrg.
ION o. the seeded States (which is begging far TOO
much) Of what service 20 the country could such
c0very be We should have six millions Of citizens
% I'd under Republican government against thar WiN.
We should have In Congress II Senator's aud 80 Repre-
s,utatye owing their presence there 10 the anomaly OF
Republican dcspostsm, and eating ike csuker-worm
r. TO the heart Of our domestic harmony. Our victory
would uece-sitate upon maintain rule in at least
seven States by the perpetual menace OF standing army
located in their midst The cotton States in fact would
b. second Hungary, and the United States government
4 second Austrian desgOtsm.
The mere mertou OF such results refutaiiou Of the
Do icy that would produce them. Coercion. Il success
I'm would bring no compensation but would rather in
crease cur national diff, .Uitie; but what ii L should
urove unsuccessiu' Thousands Of valuable lives would
BE- fuessy sacrificed immense national debt would
be accumulated our national status would De lowered
before the world AMI the dangerous and humliiting
consciousness would be present With that by
side existed country ouly fourth OF own, with
whom we hel proved Ourselves uuable to contend
Coercion, therefore, il clearly policy not for a
rnsat 20 be entertained Cancellation Is too late to in
duce any ret-ac.ioa from the cOnsoi lated position
sumed by the new COuedeacv. The idea o. "mastcrly
inactivity" is so utterly uusuited to the present rapid
progress Of events, and cO)y trhing towards me
geat national aud commercial Interests suffering from
the present Disqualification that whoever adopts it
,,, be left behind IN the progress OF sair' toward
settlement or st,ruiy rebuked 10, their apparent injif
ererca Only course, therefore, is opan-to enter
without DELAY into negotiations with the representatives.
CT the Confederate States recognizing their iudepend
eace and adjusting in fair spirit all questions standing
between the two parties.
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THE MINUTE MEDICINE

RADwlYs READY RvT conquers pain, fever ,uAds
restores suspended animation, and 10 the only
existence that repels at e outset all attacks Of disease ~
prevent the retrrn Of the pGros by 81 Rsss
Regulating Pills The great object 81 primary medication ~
the nfst shock OF disorder With powerful eGuster.
inuence and thus prostraon II the vita poEer 49,
sustained until the Of sickness Ia removed ~ purs
the bowls and equalization of the circulation cure Z m
This srand object l. phed by the Ready Relief v
should therefore always be al hand 70 NEE, energenc
RADwAYs RsGUIAri PrIs empty the obruced touels NJ.
pain, specifically upon the ser and 10 M 40
nouh the blood and restore the equilibrium Of the crcuo
Without risk Of the sercors u Calone Blue Pm O
nine Potash Iron they at chpel all morbid
recruit i energieI pnrgarv ah
tive and hc In these scts vegetable medication hu h,
perfect triumph.
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RADwAy,s RENoyATIyG REsoIvryT

Has arnihla'ei by lis the theory Of uansmed dte
II rradcates hereditary Throat and Lung diseases and Ser @
and Is the and irresistible Sndote 10 the virus the @
duces Runring Sores, Bo hbcesse Careers Salt Rheum R,
ela Var Complaints, Poyphus 10 pe Nose Ilces Of he W0u
Tumors, Carbunclss, all yiruent external demres
In the hot regions Of Central and South America Radsay R
ovans Resoyen, performed the most MI aculous ~
sy Running res, syphiIc sores Nodes Dropsy Opths
Clnces In the Mouth sors Eyes, Sore Mouth Ac In oth,
Of Ashms II affords Immediate relief Tuberclts ~
Throat and Lungs L rapidly cures.
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PorvLAR YoTE On SECESSION N LoUisIANA.-The New
lcacs Delta of the eth utmO furnishes from the Off
c records in possession OF the Secretary Of the Con
yanion, what it claims to be accurate tabular state
meut OF the popular vote upon the Convention question
According to the Deltas figures the vote throughout
the State tor the "nmedite secession" candidates
% AS, cooperation" nominees 1906, majority in
favor Of the former of only 1872, though all sufficient
aud emphatic enough according to the Dslta, Ito face
submission into aequiescence if to shanet into ST.
lelce.n
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YELLOW FEVER RAGING IN RIO.

NEw ORLEANS April Toe bark A. Pendergrast ar
rived this port to-day from Rio Janeiro on the 10th
of February. The Papers report that the yellow fever
was raging there. -
The political news from the Utied and oonfsder
ate States had unsettled everything and great anxiety
was manifested regarding the secession troubles.
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cNcTNNAw MuN[OIPAL ELEOTIoy.

CNcISNATi April Full returns OF the city election
Yesterday show that the democratic Union ticket has
average majority oil $500. The democratic Union men
e.ett tweny-six councimen and the republicans eight
The Il tai vote was % 600.
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y York Horli SAYS Of the new law;
The Eferald remarks:

The act allows goods on which the duties are essened
20 be Withdrawn from bonded warehouses on payment oi
the duties therein provided Importers have not been
SOW in fading out this provs on and the consequence
his been that the goods which reduced duty is to
be- levied have been hurried into public stores during the
past month Tue principal articles thus warehoused are
sugar, molasses, Manila hemp and Indigo But Mon
" was the LIST OF April aud these goods could then be
uhdrawn for the first time at the new rate. Importers
bad delayed their sales until then made large with
dravsls OF merchandise under tie new rates. About
10000 worth Of sugar sud molasses was thus with
drawn. The work OF passing the Withdrawals Is more
than double and consequently more tine was consumed
in getting the entries through This gave rise 10 much
dissatisfaction on the part Of the impOrters'
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The Pennsylvania a Philadelphia daily Journal has,
for the present, suspended publication.
Rumors that Jenny Lind Will return to the operate
stage in the spring still circulate in the musical circles Of
London.
The Mobile Register advises tax on ice, and says it
will yield the Southern government revenue Of $780,
OGO
The Lancaster PA Intelligencer the Hon. Juo
A Dix, of New York, for President in 1864.
Gen Paez arrived at Llguayra Venezuela the 18th
ult and was enthusiastically received.
Orders have been received for the outfit Of the United
States brig Perry, now lying at Brooklyn.
Franklin D. Oven one of the most promising MEM
bsrs Of the Chicago bar committed suicide in that city
on the 2Sth ut
TIE resignation of Capt. Charles s. Wnder (appoint-
ed from Aaryand has been received at the War Depart
men,.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Should be always kept In the h7use In all o. suddn
tacks OF pain sickness pesteniil epdemie' H. break rp
disease and afford inst ntaneou and con Crou
Worms, Sore Throst &c Radway Ready Reefsets mmeda
Radwsy's Remedies sold by Drugg sts, everywhere
mhIs-dcvlm RADwAY CO., % John Etreet NY
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FEDERAL RELATIONS.

The Convention then resolved itself into Committee
of the Whole. the subject OF Federal Relations and
Mr. SCOTT, of Fauquier, proceeded to present his
views After expatiang at some engh upon the diver
sty Of interests climate, aud soil, between the Eastern
and Western portions Of the State and that portion Dor
dering upon the Potomac he declared that in any
sure which the Convention should adopt it is their duty
10 suit the interests Of the entire State and to eudea
vor so to shape the action that may be determined upon
as TO promote the interests of all sections far pos
sible The reason they could not agree upon line OF
policy was found in the dversties OF interests to
which he had alluded.
We have been told that we have reached point when
we must decide between adhe ence 10 Northern
Confederacy or union with the Southern Confederacy
If this be true he had hesitation in saying that his
choice was already made His sympahes and instincts
attach him the South, but he did not believe that we
were reduced to that narrow alternative.
Commenting upon the report OF the Committee on
Federal Relations, Mr. S. said that the proposition to
amend the Constitution comedies the necessity OF amend
m mt aad the necessity of amendment comedies the
further fact that is unsafe for the border States to COT
tinue their association with the North without such
amendments, otherwise these propositions of the Com
mittee would be the des of arces declaring in effect
that If these demands eced will remain quiet
and remain sui jcct to the domination OF the North.
Mr. SCOTT then spoke Of the necessity of united ac-
ton on the part of all the border slave States and pro-
ceeded to advocate at considerable er 9Th, plan OF
cooperation which he believed would lead TO the re-
construction of the Union. He continued to present his
argument until O'clock when the Committee took
cess.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Cnnvaniirn rnassen

The Conven.ion feassembled at 4 o'clock.
Mr. SCOTT arose and STATED that he declined to pro-
coed with his argument in consequence OF the hoarseness
OF his voice.
Mr. RICHARDSON, of Hanover, then took the floor,
and presented his views upon the questions before the
Convention. lie advocated the immediate secession OF
Virginia the only policy in the present crisis Be-
fore concluding his remarks he moved that the Commit
tee rise, which agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. WILSON, the Convention adjourn
al
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TOLEDO ELECTION

ToLKDO April 1.-The election here Yesterday resulted
IN the election OF the democratic candidate for mayor
aud seven out Of ten couneilmen.
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TO CORRRSPONDENTs.
- Iser, On 1asiH,' Hu'; % addressed to ne "Eii

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O. wig"
Arte ribs7 boa sfss c ne paper t' net be pEot'h-
e. Tlis = CO. s az ~ ssrdsug ougSt Do tHocn 10 al
i3 tc De- dergrsd from, otfHary notices erceed
ing sig3t lines &c ol,rg,d for a. odrsrtise8isHte
- Ts o1nrot assr1 % rsya rejected communications
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THIS NEW TAEiFF-IFs OPERATIoN AT THE NEW YORK
Crsrov-IIorsE The Morrill, Tariff went into effect on
as Instant bu: i early to how it works.
Tas NV York Times says:
considerable quantities Of sugar we're on Monday
Withdrawn from bond for consumption the importers
ur,t ing boy the large difference between Of cent a
pound and pe7 cent al yalCreA. duty, under the
.rf OF A.. All goods actually shipped or before
the eth March in under the former rates and all
goods remaining in bond unclaimed on the lst of April
Ca the same privilege. Il will thus be days before
ANY p=rceptibe e, Of the taf be experienced
a. the Cusom-hOuse'
The New York World says Of the new law;
'The working Of t. is des;2ed to produce a very com
pi,ated system Of appraiSemcnt aud consequently will
r.quire nearly three times the amount OF clerical force
Heretofore employed and considerable difficulty will be
yrersuced between the cUstOmhOuse officials and the
illorters The bill has a variety Of defects the i'm
p,ier asce and even under the best of its working
masses. will be the cause Of much biekeripg Much
larger warehouses will be needed by the new system
from the fct that he bill eompels variety of goods
vbich were formerly appraised by quantity, TO be
weighed and owing 10 the process which some Of the
Goods are to DE subjected to- it will be seen that more
TINE VII, be occupied passing be goods from the Gus
tom-hogse department TO the importer than by the old
tariff The merchants are UNANIMOUSLY complaining OF
It's uufarnoss and injustice, and are calling for its re-
PEEL
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CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL ELEUTIUN.
CtEyELAED, April 2.-The democratic car diiite Tor
hayor .ith their entire ticket, was probably e.se,el
here to-day.
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Mr.. COLLIER offered the following resolution, which

was adopted:
Resored special committee be appointed TO auead the
Code, so a o include Keno prohibited game.
The Speaker thereupon appointed the following Com
mittee Messrs COLLIER, GRArrAN, Seldom, MALLORY
and Bass.
Mr. COLLIER then presented bill for the prohibition
of Keno, which was read FIRST and second time, and
Mr. Q. moved to put it upon lis passage.
Mr.. DUCKWALL thought there no necessity for
hurryiug the bill through in this way. The Senate had
the subject under consideration and taxed to the extent
of prohibition. He objected TO taking it up out of Or
der.
Mr.. COLLIER wished the fact to 60 forth that the
gentleman had thvarted legislation on the subject
Mr.. SEGAR thought the bill ought to be acted on and
passed Keno was one of the most insdous and demon
alzjug games known.
The objection of Mr. DrcgwALL being insisted on, the
bill was not put upon It's passage
The hour of two having arrived, the Chair WAS vaca
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
BRANDRETH's PILLS WARRANTED TO CUBE FEvEk AM
AGUR.,
The effect OF pursing with BRASpRETHs PILLS 4" Hn''
the health matter from what caute be suffering my
take all impurities from the system and they have the n
power OF expulsion mss poisonous OF decayed ~
tables indeed any poisonous breahedey man
In fact II the blood Is poisoned 1t Impure, AND P
blood results In dseaie
BRANDRETHT PILLS,
though innocent ~ bread yet they are capable OF poH'
blood and curing disease. 50, they al ted Of
ahuas catarhs cotveGsss and pslnul Affections c' e"
Pce Is cent? per box Sold BY AL respectable deaer' 70
clues, uhY-oA---
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CLOTHING
DARRICOTT, HARRIS d CO..
liz MAIN STREET.
TTAvE on hand large stock OF CtOrHlNe' saeh
I'LL Orlon Beaver 0vercoau
Moscow Beaver DO.
Engk Whitney do.
Drab Beaver Caracas
Black Petcrshsm do.
Silver Mixed CAss suh
GREY Cass do.
velveteen Hunting suits
Black and Brown French Cas- suiu
Black and Fancy Cas- Pants
Fancy and Black SILK Yests
Black and Fancy Velvet vesh -
ehrts Collars, Socks and Ties
Under Shirts and Drawers
Boys Clothing, Chlldren's Clothing
For Bargains call on DAkaCOfT HAkns - s,ysA
no1e liz MAIL -
4 LOT Of Jordons smlthfeld and Family BACON e'''-
i Of breasts and Shoulder, In Store and for sale s,sA
l miss f, .lf- We FLAA7
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House was called to order at 10 o'clock A. NJ by
Mr.. MAGRUDER, of Abemarle.
BILLS PASSED.
An act concerning the Berryvile and Charlestown
turnpike authorizing railroad companies to appoint po-
lice agents; to authorize the County Court OF Powhaan
county to correct the assessment Of the lands OF A. s.
Woodbridge granting rights of way to mining and man
ufacturing companies in this Commonwealth; amending
an act incorporating the Knob Greek turnpike company
and Incorporating the Haghters Gap and Washington
turnpike company requiring the Acts of Assembly TO be
printed to pay a sum of money TO JAS W. Jones ailor
of Frederick county, releasing the schooner Pauline from
the payment Of fne for an alleged violation OF the in-
specon laws of this State providing for the payment 10
the Richmond branch of the Exchange Bank the interest
on certain lost coupons amending the road laws of
Brooke and Hancock counties for the relief of Thomas
Nichoas
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TIE CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Mr.. CAPERT0N offered the following joint preambl

and resolution, which were adopted:
WRrsa The presen. state OF affairs has oeeasioned ebar
rassmen the Coyngon and Ohio Railroad
will prevent many II not ALL Of them from executing their
contracts whereas failure the Of the said contra
continue the work. will occasion great loss to the state
therefore De II -
Rsso'rsd Jy he General 4Jy Thatn consideration OF the
said Beard Of Public Works in It's character
the CoyngoD and Ohio Company be and they here
the price OF the Aforesaid contracts FOR
done prior the st Of January 1861 and suose
passage Of this resolution TO the lent that the sad
Foasd an consider just aud equitable provided that such In
the said work contractor shall not exceed ten per
cent upon able therefor al The contract prices
provided also that the said increase shall constitute part
be paid Of exsEg appropriations to the Covington
and Ohio Railroad
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Kep,uesY and one Ponce confsrence.

ton Of negro equality In s train. an abandonment
this programme. With union peace and prosperity
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CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE
and tie
ONLY DYE

safety .inty and rapidly any shsde they mSy
uf.ctured by CHRIsTADORo, Asior House, New York
everywhere and applied by all Hai Dr'sers mhlsdts
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VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.
WEDNESDAY, April 8, 1861

The Convention assembled az 10 o'clock, A. ~
PRAYER by Rev Mr.. Willis, of the Baptist Church.
THE SUBJECT OF TAXATION
The resolutions submitted by Mr. WILEY, on the l6h,
ult were taken up and
SIR. STUART, OF Dodiridge, being entitled to the
floor addressed the Convention in vndication of the
people OF the West from imputatons of unsoundness in
advocacy OF an Gd rdors upon negroes, and in op
position to a dissolution of the Union. lie proceed
i1g to show that his people not 'Submissionsts,
when the Presidents gave descended aud the hour foI
executing the order OF the dav announced
Mr.. STUART said 81 yield" and accordingly suspend
ei his remarks.
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BACON Il BASKERvlLLE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AHD DEALERS
IN PERUvIAN GUAEo,
and other MASUREs,
mh5-sms GLOVER SEED. 4e
INRRsH SPRING HARDWARE AND CUT.
LERY-we receiving complete assortment Of Hard
ware and Gallery foreign and domestic comprising In part of
Pocket and Pen Knives
Table Cutlery, Of nesr.y every kind.
Rssors and Scissors, large a, sortnent.
Corn and Glover Blades, best kind.
Castngs, large assortment
Anet Spades and shov Il, all sires
Rovands Spades and shovels, all sizes.
Manu- e and Hay Forks, large lot.
Horse and Mule Shoes and Horse Malta
Plated Spoons AM FORKS
Horse Collars and Blind Bridea
Chains Of all kinds aud sizes
M,rtse, Knob Stock, Pad, Chest and Cupboard Locks In
great variety,
with every article kept line Of business too tedious to
meotion
We invite cur friends and the public call on u.s. will sell
bargains for cash or 10 punctua cu,tomers
THEO. ROBERTSON son,
mh23 No IS Main street
A LLEGHANY WATER, fresh from the Springs. just
"A resolved and for sale by
mh30 W. PETERSON CO., Druggists
OOO LBS. ANGELICA ROOT-Presh and In
l.OOO lr.me order-for ,ale by
". PETERSON co, Druggists,
mh30 1S Main street.
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"A cia Statistics Digest Of the Productive hssourcs Coz.
ercia Lssslave TxyiR uayCnsa Rsst 80 Qsess
Laws and ChsrEcs thrpinx fmpos and Exports and ne
Moneys. weighs and hesssef al nations including al sr
meciai Treaties vh Yorcgn States vo nusin Bind
Ing. London edition, for fale al RAnD0LrHp
mh2g B,ckstore and Bindcry.