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AYERS Pills

RE PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO
n arrangements of the digestive apparatus and diseases
arising from impurity of the blood large part of all
the complaints that affect mankind originate in of
these and consequently these PILLS found to
many varities ofdiseases.
suboined the statements from eminent physi-
clans, of their effects in theirspractice
AS Family Physic.
From Dr. E. D. Cartwright, of New Orleans.
'Yonr PILLS are the prince of purges Their excellent
qualities cathartc They mild
but very certain and eectua in their bowes
which maket Invaluable to in the daitreatment
of diseases
For Jaundice and all Liver Complaints.
From Dr. Theodore Bell, of N. Y. City
ssNot only your Pills admirably adapted to their
purpose as an aperen but find their beneficial effects
practice proved more efectual for the Of bilious
planis than any one remedy can mention sincerely
the confidence of the profession and the people,
Observation-Disclosures.
From DR.. Henry J. Knox Of st. Louis.
ssThe PILLS you kind enough send have been
truly extraordinary medicine. So peculiarly are
they adapted to the diseases of the human SYSTEM that
they seem to work upon them alone. have cured
of dyspepsia and indigestion with them, which had
sisted the other remedies commonly Indeed
have experimenally found them to be ectua in almost
all the complaints for which you recommend them"
Dysintery-Diarrhea
From Dr. J. G. Green, of Chicago.
hold them esteem of the aperents havs
found Their alternative effect upon the liver mkae,
excellent remedy when given small doses
ladies dysintery and dioh@a Their coating makes
them acceptable and for the
and children.
Internal Obstruction - Worms Sup
preston.
From Mrs E. Stuart, who practices as Physician and
Midwife in Boston,
81 lind one or two large doses OF PILLS. taken at the
proper tme excellent promoiyes of the
tion when wholly partially suppressed and also very
eecual to cleanse the stomach and expel They
much the best physic we have that
other to my patients"
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief of Con-
sumptive Patients in advanced stages
of the disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness SO
the of its that almost every section of the
country abounds publicly KNOWN who have been
restored from alarming desperate diseases of the
lungs by its When tried superiority
cry other medicine of its kind apparent escap
observation and where its virtues KNOWN the publ
longer hesitate what antidoe to employ for the dis
tressing and dangerous affections pumontry
remedies thrust upon the community have failed and
discarded this has gained friends by every trial.
benefits the afflicted they forget andprouc
numerous remarkable to be forgotten
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER s. co.
LOWELL MASS.
dec4w3m
| Sold by ROBERTS & SAMUEL, Columbus, SHOOK &
BOWMAN Lockbourne, Ohio, and dealers everywhere
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UR CDI 7 OOLINHED! s,SE5H
II w O B 90 KS I'm ONE
n, IA n;ooosau r. n;ooosa. 80 Eax, 1

containing the true method of curing all diseases me
ed in this circular. Also reliable advice in relati
marriage, Conception, and the means by which it n
avoided, if necessary; and other matters of vital
tance to the married and those contemplating MAI
The knowledge contained therein is not be found
other work ever published nor obtainable from an5
source whatever. Price, 25 cents,sent to any addi
receipt of price, or its value in stamps. Persons W
ter aiding this work not satisfied that it is We
least four times its price, have their money ref
Address, s. NJ. DISPENSAR
jyl8-deod&w1y Drawer 100, Syracuse, y
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NEW ENGLAND HOUSE,!
High Street, between Rich and Friend,

@ o lum b us. hiO,
THIS HOUS E HAS JUST BEE N
L re-opened and furnished in best modern style,
and the proprietor will eneavor please travelling
public, and to make the ''NEW ENGLAND, the home
the traveller Boarding by the day and week. Good
stabling attached to the premises.
mar4;dlm A. G. BLACK, Proprietor.
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go DR.. DARIUS HAMS
Dyspepsia Remedy
ArOnafic UnVipOrafing Snirif

|DySp6pS1d AcAAleuy
Aromatic Inv1gOrat1ng Spirit.
This Medicine has been by public for sic years. with
Nervousness, Heart -Burn Collie Pains, Wind in Tie
Stomach, or Pains in the Bo,usls, Headache, Dro,u-
nrsuna Hemens, and Intensperance
IT STIMULATES, ExHILERATEs, INvIGoRATEs, BUT
WILL NOT INToxIcATE OR sTUPEFY.
A A MEDICINE, IT is QUICK AND EFFECTUAL,
II curing the most aggravated of Dyspepsia Kid
ney Complaints and all other arrangements of the stom
ach and bowels in speedy manner
1t will instantly the melancholy and droop
ing spirits and restore the weak, and scky
Persons Who from the iniudcious use of LIQUORS hav
become and their nervous systems
to humanity, the DEL1R1uM TREMENs WILL almost imme
datev feel the happy and healthy nvgorating efficacy
Dr. Hams Invigorating Spirit
DosE-One wne-glass full often as necessary
WHAT IT WILL DO.
One dose will cure Heart burn.
Three doses will Indigestion.
One dose will give you Good Appetite
One dose Will stop the distressing pains of Dyspepsa
One dose will the distressing and dsagreeable
effects OF Wind or Fatulence and the stomach
receives the Tnvgorang Spirit the distressing load and
all painful feelings will be removed.
One dose will remove the most distressing pains Collie
either in the stomach or bowels.
few doses will remove all distinctions of the Kidneys
Bladder or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints assured speedy relief by dose or two and
q radical cure by the use of one two bottles.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who from disspatng too much night and
feel the evil effects of poisonous liquors. head
aches sickness at stomach, weakness, gddiness &c. win
find one dose will remove all bad feelings.
Ladies of weak and delicate constitutions should take
the Invgorating Spirit three times day it will make
them strong healthy and happy remove all obstructions
Irregularities fir the organs and restore
the bloom of health and beauty to the face
During it will be found invaluable medi-
cine disc ;reeabe at the stomach
All the propriet asks is trial, and to induce this
he has put up the NIIGoRATING SPIRIT in pint bot
ties, at so cts, quarts 81.
General Depot 4S Water street, NY
Roberts Samues Agents for Columbus Ohio.
uagl0-1ydeod
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AY E RS
A6OE 0O7E

FOR THE CURE OF
1ntermfttent Fevers, or Fever and A
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Fes
Indeed for the whole class of diseases |
mating in hillary arrangement, caus{
the Malaria Of Miasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community a
which, while it cures the above complaints with
dy is invaluable in districts where these affecting
ders prevail This &c CURE" expels the miasrc attic
of FEVER AGUE from the system, and prevents 4
veopment of the diseases, if taken the first apprt
its premontory system. 1t is not only tie t,.st
ever yet discovered for this class of complaints b.
the cheapest. The large quantity supply f3r a
brings it within the reach of every body and in
districts, where FEVER AND AGUE prevails e7ery
should have it and it freely both for cure and
tion. A great superiority of this remedy over ami
ever discovered for the speedy and certain of
mittents is that it contains NO Quinine or minera
sequently 1t produces qunism or other Injurious
Whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by /
lett as healthy as if they had had the disease
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of Il
asmatic poison. A great variety of disorders aris
i1s H lfritation, among which are Nearalgia, Rhess
Gous Headache, Blindaess, Toothache, Earache, O
Asthma, Palpitation Painful ATsction OF the Spleen
es ram "a the Boaoels, Collie, Paralysis and Deramgei
the Aonaach, all OF which, when originating in this
put on the intermittent type, become periodical.
CuRE expels the poison from the blood, and
quentiy cures them all alike. 1t is invaluable
tlon to immigrants and persons travelling or temTe
residing in the maiarious districts. If taken occas
or daily whie exposed to the infection, that will
creted from tho system, and cannot accumulate IN
cient quantity to ripen into disease Hence 1t is
more valuable for protection than cure, and few wi
suffer from Intermittents If they avail themselves
protection this remedy Affords.
PREPARED RY
DR.. T. g Aver e Co
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NEW CLOTHING STOf

NEW CLOTHING STU
THE
new YORK CLOTHING ST0gE!
No. 19l South High Street,
is NOW OPEN
With a Large Stock of
MEMS YOUTHS AND CHILDRENs CLOTH
ING, GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
RUBBER CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CAssI-
MEREs, vEsTINGs, sc,
all of which were purchased within the last
80 days for Cash at Panic Prices,
Consequently
GREAT BARGAINS
will be offered.
The Ready Made Clothing IS cut IN
the latest style, and made IN a su-
perior manner, consisting Of
HEAVY BEAVER OVER COATS
CASTOR BEAVER OVER COATS
PILOT CLOTH OVER COATS,
GARIBALDI OVER COATS,
SATINET OVER COATS.
| LYON SKIN OVER COATS,
FINE FRENCH CASHMERE BUSINESS
| COATS,
HEAVY CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS,
CASHMERE SACKATEES,
ENGLISH MELTON BUSINESS COATS,
SATINET BUSINESS COATS,
TW EED BUSINESS COATS,
KENTUCKY JEAN BUSINESS COATS
SUPERFINE FRENCH BLACK BROAI
| CLOTH COATS,
| FINE BLACK BROAD CLOTH COATS
| FROM 81 to $18.
RICH FANCY VELVET VESTS,
RICH MATELESE VESTS,
BLACK GRENADINE VESTS.
FIGURED GRENADENE VESTS,
SILK VESTS,
SATIN VESTS,
! CASHMERE VESTS,
SATINET VESTS,
| VALENCIA VESTS,
FARMERS SATIN VESTS,
PLUSH VESTS,
SUPER FRENCH BLACK DOE SKIN
PANTS,
FINE BLACK DOE SKIN PANTS,
SUPER FRENCH FANCY CASHMERE
PANTS,
| SATINET PANTS,
| TWEED PANTS,
| CANADA GREY PANTS,
| SLEEPS GREY PANTS,
CHILDREN'S BROAD CLOTH SUITS,
CHILDREN's CASHMERE SUITS,
CHILDREN'S SATINET SUITS,
KENTUCKY JEAN SUITS,
YOUTHS JACKETS,
YOUTHS BUSINESS COATS,
YOUTHS OVER COATS,
YOUTHS BLACK BROAD CLOTE
YoUTHs CASHMERE PANTS,
YOUTHS TWEED PANTS,
YOUTHS SATINET PANTS,
Most Complete Stock of Clothing
ever brought to this market.
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
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ISAAC PITTS, Esq, of Drayton, Ca, testifes
ssThree years had negro girl twenty-five years
old, sick with sCROFULA. Fearing to loose the
girl sent her my daughter, to be under the treat
ment of Dr.. Williams, in Henry County, who enjoys
great reputation in curing chronic diseases The girl
manned there for three MONTHS without deriving
fit; in fact, she grew all the time, had
send for her home. When she returned, her Breast,
Neck and covered with Running Sores. She
weak she could scarcely walk-she had down
skeleton. advised by Mr.. Oliver, of this place.
to use RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT AND
REGULATING PILLS. Three months suficed to restore
her health. She is well she before she
WINS taken sick.
Mrs. Tyson who lives within five miles of this place
had negro girl suffering than mine from the same
disease The doctors here pronounced her ncurablethe
your valuable Medicines cured her entirely Yon
may publish this for the benefit of others.''
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DIR. j. G.. AVER g. co
LOWELL MASS.


Sold by ROBERTS & SAMUEL, Columbus, SHOOK &
BOWMAN, Lockbourne, Ohio, and dealers everywhere
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m-S SYRAC USE @a
MEDICAL DISPENSARY

For the relief Of the misguided and trnpruds
Atary Of false pleassre, s0ho, finding that he hd
the seeds of certain lodthsonae disease Is
an H-t,msd sense Of shame deferred from apply
physican whose knowledge and experience cas alone b
him ia distress.
Persons calling, see no one but the Doctor.
In view of the vast destruction of human life, cs
by the unsuccessful treatment of SEXUAL DISEASES
deceptions used by unprincipled quacks in Medicin
tice ofbavfng attached to Institution Dispesa
the of all diseases of Private or Venerea chart
The Faculty of this institution embraces the best mt
talent in the reform school of Medicine, and the Phys
who superintends this department, has as he justl
serves, the reputation ef beug the best Sexual Sarge
thi scoLntry. No matter what the disease may bel
how long standing we guarantee perfect cure in al
by remedies which contain mineral or poisonous d
require very little change of diet: aud we also guar
ly charged. nB-TO YOUNG MENi We pledge oursef
entirely remove the effects of Secret Habits, Set
Weakness &o, by simple local applications easy to b
causing no pain or Inconvenience. No emissions occ
ter the first application. Address by mail as below
ply to Dr. G. 8. GOFF consxlting Physician the Isst
Office No. 10, Wieting Hall, Opposite the Syracuse
NOTICE TO ALL.
Persons at distance cured at home by writing a.
giving full statement Of their symptoms, and enc
S. for which their medicines will be sent them by
express, from danger observation, with fu
explicit directions for use.
| IMPORTANT TO 0LADIES-GOLDEN FEMAI
| POWDERS.
One of the best medicines for distractions &c
used, warranted to produce the desired effect if use
cording to directions. Price of Powder 81 per pack
Sent by mail to any address.
E9 JUST PUBLISHED! .sHa /
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RADWAY's REGULATING PILLS.
AND
RENOVATING RESOLVENT.
SCROFULA CURED.

All my pains and aches havo left mei my heal
ed, blood is pure sleep WE'LL and feel vigorous
strong and healthy as any man desires.
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TO THOSE WHO REQUIRE PROOF.
SICK FOR THIRTEEN YEARS.

SUPERIORITY OF RADWAY'S READY RELIEF AND
PILLS TO ALL OTHER SYSTEMS OF MEDI-
CATION POSITIVELY ESTABLISHED.
Let those who doubt read the following letter from Mr.
Joseph Smere, respectable citizen of Quincy, Illinois
QUINCY, Ill, May. 1860.
DR. RADwAY CO. became diseased thirteen years
ago, and have been diseased since have dootored
with the best Physicians in this place. Quincy Ill., but
grew under their treatment have tried variety
of the popular advertised remedies with better
Nothing, no, nothing did me any good until tried
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A. R. r,
Gesundeit ist Better, ais Krasakheat !
Think or Tt.
DR. RADwAY respectfully submits to the eonsidera-
ton of the Public the following evidence Of the
RADWAY, READY RELIEF.
ANINTERNAL ANDE 1ERNAL REMEDY FOR TIE
INSTANT CURE OF PAIN,
RAILWAYS REaGu}LATINe. PILLS,
Superior to all Purgative Cathartic Pills in and
the only vegetable substitute for Calome Mercury ana
their kindred mineral poisons Prepared IRON dici
nal powers, before used as medicine Eiegany
coated with gum, mild and thorough in their
from the bowels in six hours.
Pure and Healthy Blood.
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT
Is the positive and thorough cleansing and
ting medicine known to medical science 1t puries with
astonishing speed impure and diseased blood and
disease deposits whether in the blood bones,
''''''' SKIN DISEASES.
All Erupons of the Skin Sores Ulcers Tumors letters
Cankers Humors, Venereal Sores, Syphilis Bronchitis
Catarrah Diseases of the Chest Lungs
Diseases are quickly and permanently IRON
RESOLVENT.
TO THOSE WHO REQUIRE PROOF.
s0ezlg Of te Glands Eyss Sore Throat. da"gre
Cough. cured by Radoay's Ready Retief.
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, April 49, 1850.
DR.. RADwAY,-Dear Sir: was afflicted with the swell
ing of the Glands much that could hardly eat my
meal. bought bottle of RAILWAYS READY RELIEf
and bathed my throat with it. In TWENTY HOURS the
swelling entirely and throat cured. At the
same time VERY SORE EY ES, and after had rub
bed with the Ready Relief of it remained fin
gers and in rubbing my of the Relief got in
them My eyes got we'll Immediately. I was likewis'
cine, until used your Ready Relief few doses of which
have cured me. Respectfully yours,
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

Then for the t time in thirteen long years of anguish
misery and disease felt and comfort palms, aches
and nfrmities left and again able to enjoy le
My disease all my body and through my system
Doctors call it by different lame crippled,
had breakings out all body pains and aches in all
limbs headaches pains in the stomache after eating,
could not sleep WE'LL do anything like healthy man
should do in fact miserable. With the Ready Re-
lief / took
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DR.. j. @. Aver &c CO
Low LII, NJ A SIS.
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Ga5trrH gtms. I.
WASHINGTON

Tic n \. IIrrald's tyasbi,n.,,.
respondent, writing under ,latr ", y , sof.
18th presents The following dc y WIS., Ms.
tire. s'e.ul pc
There Il no CLEAN Of snnsh;n. Z. ].
Of hope He states that there 4 ~ NJ ~, .
from Senator Critisndells rssrl,,, ~ noPt
the Missouri compromise line ~. I'M, n
ishcd on the ground Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. '
That there y no hope from nnyth;s.s "
executive can do; nor from ,,,,;n, s,.. W.
ingsi nor from what cauciises Aoss 49,.
mine; nor from what republicans ~, 49, y
fer, nor from what Southern deomera Y ~, y.
present No hope Is 10 be cxpectes II s y.
the crisis committee, rs that Il now I y. n
tionaL organization II is not WAC. y, M N
accomplish anything. unless II Is IS 49,.
en- the political agonies under vL;sS "
coHntryis now lnboring. The Renabi;;..s..,ee
In the House have. bIuntly refused ~ ~. "
knowledge that slaves are rococrI, y ", u.
property under the constitution nv y
correspondent says. 33,. ~
Civil wnr was never rnore i,a,,;,...
than ut this moment; for, with all hon, -
reconciliation lost all hope Of peace Is s /
tween the two SECTIONS must ia abss.
doned. y i. n. - ~ \
The Republicans grow bolder and bola
er every day They are emphatically IS.
.erciye, in every sense Of the word ard
say the sentiments Of the North and Ws.t
= viii trinmPhantly sustain them This i
the declaration OF prominent Republican
IN the halls Of Congress. !.
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DoINGs in PRoyo..

- 49,. e. - Z --g
=, We learn by q communication from our
Provo correspondent, that the: settlement
Of difficulties by appealing 10 the use Of the
revolver and the bowie knife, is becoming
obsolete in TINT city,. The most approved
and latest adopted style Of procuring re.
dress, is the liberal application of the
black snake whip. We judge this from
the following FACTS: ~ :..zs: II.
1t appears that on Monday last, two
men from Provo valley met in Centre
street. and immediately on encoahtering
each other, one commenced to apply q
black snake whip over the back, shoulders
and legs OF the other. As might be ex-
peeted. such salatation did not prove
very agreeable, aud i the assaulted man
graPpled with bis opponent, and ut least
stopped the further application of the
whip. - -, =. :.,, !. =. ~ d, - =.
On Tuesday the whipped nun entered
q store and found another person with
whom lie was in bad odor. After some
alteration they appealed to science
after themost approved prize.ring method;
.he conquered OF the prgyions day was
again put R0rs sttt eoR6at, aud had 10 re.
treat, feeling no better satisfied than he
did with the whip &;..,. ! a4:s.2 b: rs g.s.
On Tuesday also, as Joseph A. Tbomp-
son was reading q newspaper in Stewart
Il CO'sstore, a man named Frank Wood
ward entered, and twisting the lash Of
Of black snake whip around bis hand,
Inflicted q heavy blow with the butt end
Oh ThompsoH,s head. Thompsoa fell sense
iess, and while in that helpless state.
Woodward struck him again. with the
same Instrument. 1t is supposed that
Th0mpsen's head was severely fractured. j
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

!. o. Monday. l4th inst, Alvin HaHil-
ton. Of North Ogden Ward, went ON the
mountain to get some timber; after be
had purity chopped u piGa tree, While nj,
tempting 70 push II up hin. the tree fell
the opposite way. and u dry limb caught
him sbyhiS clothes, pulling him the dis
taRee Of q quarter OLA mile deMH tho
mountain side, He was found by Rich,
ard i q Berrett and Joseph AlEurd, who
were at work a short distance ell. $50
With one arm aud one leg broken, add
badly bruised 0thsFwse, they succeeded
IN getting him homer DO exhibited hut liz,
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Il I4F VI 4aHf 4
w 4 Il acf CONCERNING C6unfy Survey,
Iors
Memorial Is Congress fof parrhase 81
IudIap Iantls, IL
M All act further defining the duties 81
officers il ths I,snitchtiafy, and for other
purpose.
Al oct granting the City Council d
paysoa city Is control tho waters Of Spring
Creek ..5..i
n IA q act eoustitutifg county fail II
Carson count \, a lirllellp cBitcnttaFy.
Memorial 10 Congress Regarding pre-
scmpiien iali,ls.t
its An net concerning arrests. u
4 'Anhct providing FOR tolLbTiige across
Green River. 800
~ ID net concerning electric teIe graph
mn tie Territory 6f Etall t.5
hi. A d &c. to incorporate Virginia City
~ Al act ioprovide for building county
jaiI for Carson county Z !,
A complimentary Fesolationto His Ex-
.ceIlcney Coz. al. Cumming was received
from the House, ard heartily c0ncuFFetl
Id. !.
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ItIs appearance oriiIc. 81 M.t.,,-. ~ y.
immediately INT Tor, who iires,sS W S Y:
Wounds 40 pTpken limbs. The Srs,.,. y,
ate man died De following day uI Ts llt
q native q Lbwer Canada. n,,.,.s ~ w "a,
gospel u the HiDter of 1858 N an n w, w
e Michigan and gathered win NV VI y ns \. "
10 the valley II 1862 arrd 81 ss' s w. saints
lett q vile INIT no children T = tle
a. BaaH, Bishop, a 3 tAeN-
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Apology

/. The Legislative Assembly was. in SEES,
sion ill about. 4 o'clock this morning,
This Is our apology for not going to press
at our usual early hour; and the unusual
amount Of business before that body, has
cansed us to devote extra space 10 the
report Of lbs proceedings. +: nj 81. >..:,:y ::
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/. CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE - On the Ifkh Qanata.f 4 y. &
i(lreoonS Il troa,c.g s. ~. ,sV. li.se
sle,a ~, ,hs sssassI {. y .ne
y, .s,,a y ~
.ons,i, s. .I.a - uss.ss y
Sor,hs,n So, 80, ,sse. s.n,ss .nat W.
,s,...I. ...isss ~ S $500 % mest
a.. anu ueelue IN condl.
ana .ab,s;, ,ss;r 800 ny saIs.
srnn ~ 49,. y .n y. aelesas:s
~ 3, .,;,.;.. y rs, inat y
NJ u. y. w s,ll. y ne
~ S;,h H. I, ~. W. S.. = ~
3, NJ M !. 49, ~ AgLeo
+, s 80 $3.50, so'etu,lsll.
!, ~ ~ 49, =. ~. lOiss
49, "a. 9 ~ a3saiei naa .nA ~ y
- ep 80 asi 81 s 49,. so,s.ont wy
ii w la 49, .U'sss e
3 I. ~ 4. =, 01sr. -
s,,el, rssi,,, az ~. -
,;t,,a e sI,s;sto, te'eiisu = 'He 'Oui'
snator ~ a,r ig.., y ,,,,.; -,
Tssl,,,n s' H. y. = 90 p'nnse
would practically r,.-ostabljsh The Missouri
coinuromise; that tvngyicss shaf not in.
teTfere with slavery In tiie state :snroyiaed
Tor The faithful performance Of the FngI.
tive Slave Law, &c. III was lis settled
convection that unless some conciliatoJy
measures l ASH We're adopted, We would be q
separated and divided people in less than
s 8 months. He thought the North ought
70. ;oes satlsiled The South has only one
tniIu Y, the eItitorys y 9 are ina POI
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Tyranny. JAN Is. go a m

tan act providing for the times aud
places Of holding the District courts fer
the Territory Of Utah. vas taken up on
its second reading by sections, amended,
and, on motion ot Mr.. Stout, passed as
amended ~, Ia - =,