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STRANGERs. GUIDE.


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days notice nite official oarnoI privilege for
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and e the s forth. ,e said sdaaea
5iection q the Common Council "a . z,
tractor the following msne towit he whole
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by the City Surveyor The roadway between ths bitches stall
p s fa syssss -
width II the s u @ sesa e
as as aks 4 ss
nieny rolled with The often as BE-
We and made ola shat be is ss isshes
ghos executed TO the entire salts aeon 81 the
ihe contractor shall hsysthe rgs psss ,el.
On The sanis tbs following tollsSto-p VI
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For vehicle drawn horseo horse kind whethsr
For every Vehicle horse Kind whether
For Very Vehicle drawn OF more horses Or horse
kind whether loaded unsad s one
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the the by The
Common Council md cgnpIeie the after.
ART The sha furnish good and
ts tsp thou and do!ss e gaaaates tls faitItui
the approval Of the Common Sanncil.
Tits well nderstood that in Of failure
Without ptting fheeeIt default
Code and hont 10 court Of j
ce annul the and without ard II 10 $50
understood that The shall any time fail
tbs toad u good 4 hs same lighted
said road that city shall have the right resell tbs
and Of the contractor and Of bis so
curity IF 4ss5sz Il -
s. The the city expiration
Of said twenty years privileges u. 49,
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S 81 President pro TEN. Bonrd 81 Aldermen.
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President pro tom. Board of Assistant AldernensH
I'D Approved March 20 1862 - <. "a
fSignedl JOHN ". MONROE, Mayor
Notice Ii hereby given, that the 10th April
1859 will sell my at IL o'clock A., the above righ
Of way to the highest oder for cash. ~
i n22 III g. ~, GUbBERTsoN Comptroller
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Leaves are:y SATURDAY ut nj ,eiaeh a. MI. y ~
y ENssIs ZIG I1T.yA gIxssN. sEsJEST ST,
e5xsB ~ LOWER The 5Hne pRssa
seuger ". kst Elnp PIKE arIaln. u aayli
aiorntng af ID o'clock al. reari,ins nj Sunday s.
Il For feightor passage apply on board OF t6
4 soA Sts SsS5 EUGENE lAEOUt AGENT @
foot of 81 Louis n. "
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fMS*tefks e., ~ Co.,, s., a. q
s. n.y. Fnrutsutng Goods Raes Nts ia =
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MI UEL y ssAnIIsOM, Sr APIR n M, s. n Nov
q direct is and is hssssss
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4 n X ~, "a Z: A. 10TH AgfotsHEY AND
At Lag, has rerSve6 His oce ~ No "a snp
sStner OF aFaysg,av tho drug sars, Jas Il
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WRIEIIp, ALLEN A. CO.. sSis,TToSs = 1c4,at
and ftmtasinr MeHehantss 'ct rsyisystr Nes
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sM@W spRhEkNSsJA JACKSON AND GREAT sNoRTHERts
Enilroad Office No lib Camp street., opposite Laaysts
SuuaTes
II. ~ Hannay.; Tresi,iert ~
Charles. 1. i. .Secretsry
g. 81 Williams enarai sunArintendeI
d NEW ORLEANS QREIDUsAS AND GREAT WESTERh
oaace, corner Of &C. Peter and street.
5eppesite Jack SON Square. + III rs
81 President
A. III Vice President.
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Leaves eferv TU ESDAY at s z. NJ. S. 49,
SsFs 37ss s% FOR $VICH ERURJ,s NVAEREM-i
Aeg Carthage, Grand Gull, Joseph, Rod
neyt Waterproof NRtchezs Fort Adams, all
mali andings The passenger packet Louis
Holiness will leave above in place OF
56f the Magenta. d. r. GARRQLif Il CO.. Agsnts
t;arondelet street..
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STEAM

Leaves 81, 81 .i1tf last. d s M nj 4; KS
sS5stS nj GMF1IIS AID NIlyNs IhElIsEcANs
49, y Regular kaeka For Memphis and NH ths
Rends-T The line, hrstelass reeuar pasengsi
lse Jacket steamer, john WHlsh, Capt. SAM
AppiegRte, Is receiving heght and will
For freight passage, apply board to- M
$50 s WILSON 4 Mt RnnGK. Front street, n
This boat Napoleon With regular fol
sphis and Charleston Railroad. & sSss
~ Bills adng signed the Office Of the aren't up
. clock on the day Of departure. 81 all
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!; AcKaoa AND aRE m NoRrHppr.

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The capni stock OF this after ,e payment IN
uil gnal stock of hty thousand dolara, he
creased of stock
that purpose, ofhrds of the theft md
the dF th9usand dsllr#; Fro
das nottee nf snch eler Notice 81
for said time Of thtcity
\ of New Orleans. a.
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G ofMPORTANT TO PARE,NTs,I

Every parent should keep a. supply, of Rad
ways Ready Relief constantly in the house.
1t not only cures but will ward off attacks Of
Fever and Ague, Group, Influenza, Sore Throat,
Small Pox Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever, and
other malignant diseases, and in cases of
Rhematism, Neuralgia, Cfamp, Spasuls, Pains,
Aches, and other infirmities, an application of
the Ready Relief externally. or teaspoonful
in a little water as adrink, will stopti.e most
excruoiating pains in from Ave to fifteen min
utes. Ss sc vNng&TJf snEgIE
In severe attacks of Group Diptheria--or
Sore Throat Plagus-Radway's Ready Relief
will. always save life, and quickly cure the pa
tient... - t.a al, .,tl..gs ..,,,,. ...,..5-s :.
= For worms there is no medication SO quick
as dose of Railways Ready Relief. ts sia
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

Are the great regenerative medicine of the
age Ladies for years the ivictimso of depress-
ing, lite-consuming com plants of a special
nature, are restored TO health and vigor. by
eir1ussi All Extraordinary affections of the
stomach, bowels, and liver, yield to he first
or second dose. six Pills suffice in the worst
cases, and they operatei in FROM three to six
hours, more elsctualy than so of the drastic
class given in such nauseating quantities.
Coated with sweet gum the. Pills hav. no dis
agreeable Ffavorl Q ghey not only cure Costive.
ness quickly but parma nensly. a I'd in bilious
ness they are infallibles Dyspept:cs who have
suffered for years, recover in a few weeks UNI
der thisipainless operations They act power-
fully upon the circulation Nof the blood, rem
dering it uniform and equable throug hontithe
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FAREWELL !
Calomel Blue PHI, Quinine
FAREWELL
OPIUM, CHLOROFORM, AND |
ALCOHOL,

RApwAY's REM,
EDIEs combine alt
that is required
for the purgation,
.puriGcation,slegs
,ulatiep, invigora
ton, and ,lar1moi
nization Of all the
organs OF the hu-
man body. :,
: RaDwAY's REA-.
DY RELisF, taken
as a prev ts. entiyye, y i've,
fortifes the frame
against the inffu-
ences of bad air,
bad water, damp,
,udeen changes
Of Temperature,
and every species
of Infection, II
calms the throes
...fF agony as oil
stills the waves,
Taken at the first
out 5 g t Of a n J
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RADW AVS RENOVATING RE-
cor vIrNlft, - 1tiissst 's>ft7

Searches the diseased blood. and purges it of
ihiianinatory and corrupting particles. For
chronic diseases, supposed TO be infXed in the
flesh and, TISSUES past ali help, it is the one
sole invariable cure. There, is notla fesh Or
skin disprder that can resist this mighty dis
infectent. liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Tuberoies on. the lungs, all forms of liberation
inward outward, suceumb before its anti
septic anti-inil AMI mat orvi acti0n.
Railways Rsinsdies7afe sold by Druggists
everywhere. E.A.
RADWAY & CO.. 23 John Street, N. Y.
.ST3Hfo1a JAM. tRIRKBRIDE,
rs sssa9gxs !ess itta'sg JeT.s yUDKINs. tAg geits.
Apfil2 1852. -5ttea aat 'eeF' t,'.''.s7si 80
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Il Mr.. Barber, last week, in a trial
for .fsssonais damages sustained, IN the
Ibsri1 riot, headed by the Rev. Mr.
Gordol, now IN the Cleveland Jail and
others, in the7spmpaer of 1860, obtained
: Judgment for $4,000 against FIVE of the
Siotorss. Thereare seven toibe tried yet,
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disease, it cures iGtoae. administered later, it
suspends the disorder, and affords an oppor
tunity for the other remedies to exerciss their
benign influence. tagiSs@
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TagNfw Esss ssassE ~ is sold by ali news news
n . 4 and: periodical dealers. in America. To
subssribtr IT Is IS tsgularly mailed every Sat-
with an extra copy, free, to the gettsr up Of
the cluhLiSfx mouths, su bscfiptions received.
60 Always write plainly the, name Of your
Post Office, County, and State. We take the
notes of all sfesist payi6s bsnAsIat par. Pay
-ment snpsts jnyaziahly " chstlhsdain advance. 81
ey Spscirasn Copies sent free. TO all applii
cants. r~s..,stt-s-0 sAe riArsss4
Address all letters and gemittsneesr post
paid, to. o.esT - :, e.,,eTs - ~
CAULDWELt, SOUTHWoRTH & WHITNEY
Proprietors Of the NrD York Mercury. =.
.4e and4s Ann stpset, New York CITY
aa ss15 ysesD eTa2 oAw .s1oeidsioa 7sos zeE
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William NJ Hugh's Estate. :

NOTICE is hereby given that the upder-
IN signed was. on ths 18th day of March,
1ss2. appointed By the Probate, Court Of
Monroe County, okfs. Adminfstfator of the
ystaAs ss William NcHngh deceased.
GEORGE w. .McHUGH, Admir-.
March 10, 1864 st. pd. -.
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- . ssls ooadiersr Uetters. !.

"A Miinfs To register ipcrsasessshs dan,.
gsy0f loss. II Il. ds, respectfulig suggessedi
shss yos-aake such order upon the propos
sittsAsss she idtsfes.s Of the soldiers ppnt' pn.
dsis s{Scy comm md shall reanirevi I-haFs
TIE homo, - ohe,sts ssls ai sbet eae-y zfe j.
i .s- Yonrsobedieu ssrvsHt,s ID Il +iss
.-ssso iis. John "A. KASSONs.s,.. 50. =.
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JOHN W - CAR0THERS.
WooDSF7RLD, OHIO. HzsA

HeHsEo PA MTInH, l6LAznB1 6axIHnsi
.. PAPER lila NiiING LETTER fNGssRHA1
MINED PAINTS 0EaALL GoIQRSs sds u
Se Done and prepared inshS NOSE fwhish1
abssst y}es aud .oa the shortsst,n tiee, ,nss.szs
Oct .ll6, lS6l.-ll y5I -hsbsoN ie rref sas 81
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bss-f ffrssst- Il -. rafli
On New Years day Of 1s62. that world-re-
nowned aud sunrivaled gem Of Amefican four
naiism, the peerless NEW YoRK MERCURY, will
enter upon the twenty. .fousth yearof the mosta
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The noble patriot soldier in his. tent, too,
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finding u sas% f,ssinss.ips %ss,s. Sissi
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ATTACHMFNT NOTICE.
xevier Smith, Plaintiff,

se Adam Smith, Defendant, -
DEFoRE E~saiisbury, j. sP. of Center town.
ID ship, Monroe county, Ohio, on the 7th,
day Of February, A D. 1862, said Justice Is
sued an order of Attachment in the above
action. for the sum of one hundred and ffty,,
seven dollars aud fifty cents. This action is
set for fnalEtrial March 21st, 1892 "eiras.lli7
= a4etitsaE axH. gAa XEVlEa SMITH,
!. Febrnssy ~, lss2-St. pd.. gsb DDS sisted
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Sunday Sensa ionism.

Kanits Fer learns from he NewY York
sx1dHy 1Sbsss that Rev. Henry Ward
-Bset Aef, the .celebrased Star Divine,
twics 6f5peht down the house by his per-
fnrmauces on Sunday evening the s;h inst.
10 a general way there, is no harm in
briagipg down The ,honses 50 In fact it is
rather gooaz thug to do.a But this was
shc house. of God. Mr., b. took his .cue'
ftons the 62d Chapter Of ISAIAH. and
judging from the ssnsssien be produced,
y Sdss e hsve 'sv topped his part The Times
.. fThe eopdnct of Russia was eontrasted
sith shatof England. Frauce'aud Spain,
% os To- drdts. f0ssb a bud oat5arst Of dp-
fldsse; end when he spoke Of, the proba.
bility Of an American blocking of the
European, gaWeinh Mexico,s there was
sseoad yoand of enthusiastic concarrSfenes. !"
TAessubstitntion Of cheering. clapping
or Hands, .asd, staippipg.l in other words,
sf loud .o1tbaEstss Of applause'eand zen.
thpsiastic cosenrfaneess--fori the, usual
nonotononsaqnistawhich prevails In places
Of woFships during divine service, must
hSve had Jolly effect The Lord is in
His holy temple. let all the ea.thrkeep ST.
bpee before Him. seems to- be . scfiptur.
a Old sFogyism by the lively, Apostle Of
piypoush. Church aud his worshipfat mer-
4:y1ep, Il might be appropriately paso-
Died Tors thsiU psoasioas Institntion after
thlsiashisss 'srEe 6tsr preacher Is On his
clerical Stage, let AL his clacqasxrs claque
before bim. Shsdes OF the Pllgrimsl
What would the stern -religionists who
built the 6rst Plymouth. Church, have
ssid ID she'd Clip tap! verify the man
wAsskseps his EYES aad ears pen would
SION have had his mouth Shat. in their.
day. To use . clerical expressianrbor.
roxea frpR. .ths black Leg wee ccabh!afy, his
game woqld hare 'bseni blockcda2p
II this sort ofsahing is lcoutinned al
.Plynesshse ehafchs; the Boo Jklyn Academy
d AhfusiS may as ven bs closed II can
n9s tApd fha Sapday competition Of its
upli0easad- -siHalsi What issI ePafitaai' to!
.Ass1atscs psrformance by descendant
of.ths' Fotitansr OF the .. Anvil Chorus,
ods 4hs stage to the stamping. of TWO.
thousand feek and the aclapping ofatwo-
thonsand hands sinlt the auditortuM Aof. q
ulSesinf house? s3as .its1 90 sss@
itMWay Far hass private as . veil as.
public reasons for complaining of these
6apday.eharleqainsdesss sMotiey in the
psipit % Sunday interfsfes With The week.
day interests Of hsupfoas publication.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-04-02

.usif.sui- .gtwG3Aa 1854
.i1se .eI 8sl2E
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-04-02

5 Our story, iHitiatory of the New: Year, isis
splendid nasiopal Romance commepqtnsI ~
the rNEM YoBK iMERcgsY pf Saturday, ~ January
4ths 1S "; and entitled nsrG 81 hipo, tn;a.qaf.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-26

An extract irom private letter from the
p Regt., in the Catd0Han says, % Lieut..
Weed. Of Co. 6 has resigned-he is now
under arrest. Lieut.. Balm is the same very
efficient officer he ever has been"
l. J. MeIndoe, Esq, Of the Windsor Jour
nal, has purchased the Vermont Chronicle,
and VIII assume charge January !, 1868.
We copy the following from the Ca.edoniau
\ secession sympathizar met Capt. Drew,
editor Of the Telegraph, Monday evening at
Wells River as he was returning from 2 lee
ture, and told the captain that all he had
said about the s0utherners being cruel to
the prisoners, was lie. The next moment
"secesa lay Spawning in the middle Of the
road, knocked clean Of his pins by a blow
under the ear. The fellow 90. NJ and
sneakod #. satisfied thae be had reeei7ed a
TeegraphIc shock
The next day many Of the people took up
a small collection and gave il to the editor,
telling him 10 send the Telegraph to the le-
low as long as that money lasted. as they
felt sure it would cure him Of his secession
prCclviiies a. ehectually as the knock cured
his desire t. insult strangers.
This Is tie same fellow that insultei Hew-
lett tie other nIght-he has had lesion
this time that w.ll DO him good.