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Notice

rs hereby given that Mary Ann Fee will
Il apply to the Governor of the State of
Ohio, to pardon Francis Fee, who was at the
November term of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Gailia county, A. d. 1862, convicted
of the crime of Manslaughter, and sentenced
under said conviction to the penitentiary of
Ohio, for the term of one year
MARY ANN FEE.
Nov. %. I960-av
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For the Gallipolis Journal.

PHGBE JAMES THOUGHTS ON READ
ING THE ORIGINAL POETRY IN
THE JOURNAL
I wish was poetess,
What verses / would write;
To every soldier in the ranks
A piece l would indite.
This would say to every one
You have the noblest form
That ever wore soldiers cap,
Or dressed In uniform.
I'd say. you have the whitest brow
A mother ever kissed;
And what is strange, when you are gone,
At home you win be missed.
I'd say, yon ere the bravest youth
That ever shOuldered gun;
And should you meet the enemy
know you viii not run.
But should you die. then win sing
In sadest, sweetest lays,
Your valor and your bravery,
Your honor and your praise.
And nations yet unborn shall read
Your name IN sacred rhyme;
For it shall last whilst earth shall last,
And only end with time.
I'd send them all to Harper then,
And he would print them too.
To slight such patriotic rhymes.
You know would never do.
And then I'd send them to the rapks.
Each lad would see his name,
Then reading DER the lines his heart
Might kindle to fame.
! think hear them say, that girl
Is just the girl for me,
If ever get home again,
I'm bound that girl TO see.
They will not all get killed, ] know,
Some will escape with life;
And one at least may hunt me up,
And take me for Q wife.
CHEsaIRE, Nev. II. 1862,
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For the Gsllipolis Journal.
MY DREAM.
By 4. A. B.

I sat on a sIoping hillside,
Gazing out on the far off west,
Where the dazzling day king was setting
Mid the purpling clouds to rest.
And l thought Of the great and mighty,
And sighed for a world wide fame,
And murmured that should only possess
An obscure and witherIng name.
sighed for Solomon's wisdom,
And the wealth of the ancient Jews,
For the patience Of job IN submission,
When the cold world my wishes refuse.
I wept for the talent of Byron,
Cowper, Milton and other great writers,
Til fair Luna rose up in the heavens,
And her soft beams grew brighter and
brighter.
Then to rest retired; and the moon-beams
Through my window were smilingly peep
ing,
And the balm ofrepose stole about me,
And lulled me to innocent sleeping;
And soon was standing in dream-land,
And gazed on pompOus train,
Rolling on like turbulant ocean
O'er life's drear and desolate plain.
And there were the great and mighty,
The royal, the wealthy and proud,
Ali rushing and wrangling together,
Like the bursting OF angry clouds;
And saw a lone orphan, and friendless,
Travelling thorny way,
Aside from that which was travelled
By fashion and beauty gay.
Still onward she silently rambled,
And raised her tear-dimmed eyes
Beseechingly to the fount Of light
That beamed from the azure skies;
With her pale hands folded upon her breast
And relying on God alone,
Her pure lips murmuring submissively
Thy holy will be done.
And envy and pickering passed her,
With naught but withering frown,
Rushing madly ahead to obstruet the path
Which led to fame and renown;
And the moving crowd paused suddenly,
At the base Of a mountain high,
Where steep and rocky way appeared,
Reaching up to the very sky.
Up, up, till silvery star appeared,
Leading on to an entrance there,
Where heavenly music swayed
Upon the balmy air.
And seraph voices singing,
Come pure, faithful ones to the throne,
And the pompous throng fell low to the earth,
As the orphan passed on alone.
And radiance sparkled in her eye,
And strength to her was given,
To ascend the glittering steps and stand
At the pearly gate ofheaven.
Kneeling, she knocked, and was ushered in
By the heavenly minstrels there,
And saw her again with her glorious crown
And angel plumage fair.
And woke TO know that wealthy and great
Are not of the chosen few,
Who are pure in heart and press their way,
The heavenly portals through.
I live and know tits better to walk
The narrow way alone,
To eonfide in that mighty one above,
And pray-fHY WILL BE DONE.
MERcERvILIE, o., Nov. 23d, 1862.
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Pocket Book Found.

A POCKET Book containing money and
N valuable papers to the owner, was found
on the streets Of Gallipolis, on Wednesday
last, 18th inst, which the owner can have by
calling on the undersigned residing on Second
street, proving property. and paying charges.
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN.
Nov. 20, le62.--
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COOpeP Tools,
B A N K ! N G
AND
EXCHANGE BUSINESS.

THE subscriber continues TO receive deposites
] on time, or to he repaid on call.
Discounts Drafts, Bills of Exchange, OF
notes Of hand.
Draws Cheeks on any point in the United
States
Furnishes Bills Of Exchange on the prinei.
pal commercial cities in EuroDe.
Makes collections in any part Of the United
States or Europe.
Buys and sells Gold, Silver, rfneurrent notes,
Land Warrants, County and Corporation Or
ders.
Pays interest on time deposites as follows:
On deposites at 4 months, at the rate of 3
per cent. per year.
On deposites at s months, at the rate of 4
per cent. per year.
On deposites at months, at the rate of
per cent. per year.
On deposites at 10 months, at the rate of 6
per cent. per year.
N.B.-Ofiee hours from A. N. to 70 NJ,
and from TO P. NJ.
CHARLES HENKING.
April 7, Is59-tf.
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Notice
To whom it May Concern,

DERSONS indebted to the undersigned ar
i earnestly requested TO call and maxi
immediate payment All outstanding &C
counts BY the 2ist inst, will be put int
proper hands for collection.
ROBERTS 4 FRANK.
Nov. I3, 1852.
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Building Material.

Building Material.
WE have on hand the following articles. 4
w which we invite the attention Of Build
ers and Dealers:
$50 Panel Doors, assorted sizes;
40 pair Window Blinds, assorted sizes;
1000 lights sxl0 sash;
1900 lights l0xl2 sash;
1000 lights l0xl4 sash;
500 lights I0xl6 sash;
50 dOz. Door Locks, assorted sizes,
25 dOz. Thumb Latches;
100 doz. Door Butts from to 4 inches;
$50 doz. gross Gimlet Point and Ratchet
Screws from 33S to inches.
ALSO,
500 lbs. Finishing Nails, assorted from y tC
2 inches;
kegs Casing Nails, assorted, from 4d
TO I'D;
rs kegs Nails, assorted, from ID. to sod.
ALSO,
25 boxes ex10 Glass, city brand;
20 boxes I0xl2 Glass, city brand;
IS boxes l0xl4 Glass, city brand;
10 boxes I0xl6 Glass, city brand;
THOS. HALLIDAY & CO.,
Hardware Dealers.
May "a, so.
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Fresh Oysters

Always on hand during the season, and
served up to suit the customer.
The attention of the public is respectfully
invited to this room.
Oct. is, 1862.
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HAT STORE.
HILBERT BROTHERS

A RE opening in GalliPolis, on Court
N street, near lower corner Of Public
Square, a large and splendid assortment OF the
most fashionable Hats and Caps for the season
ever brought to this place. Varieties: Burn
side, Mcclellan, and soft Hats of all styles;
Plush, Cloth, and Fur Caps, an endless variety
of styles Of all sizes, for men, youths, and
children. In addition to this branch Of trade,
there will also be found general stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Hosiery, Under shirts. &c. DC,
always on hand. Goods will be ordered by
Express from the main house in Cincinnati.
Of any style and size a customer may desire,
il not suited in this stock. DR.. d. r. Fletcher,
well known in this county, has the manage
ment Of this establishment, and will give his
personal attention to sales, and solicits an ex-
animation Of the goods by those who may de-
sire articles in his line, feeling satisfied he can
please all.
Military gentlemen are especially invited to
this house, as beautiful stock Of military
goods of every description are here to be
found.
Nov. l3, ls62-6m.
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must quickly crush and annihilsss the
rebel organization.
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Soldiers Claims Attended
Lost,


nN Saturday last, in Gallipolis, small
" receipt Book, showing the delivery Of
Coal to VIM. Il. Langley's Mill. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
residence Of the undersigned.
JONATHAN HAMILTON.
Nov. l3, 1854
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Notice.

GALLIPOLIS.
T offer to my friends, and those who can ap-
i preciate fine goods, large stock Of fresh
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
at prices 90 per cent cheaper than any other
clothing house IN this place. / buy wholly
for cash, and can afford to sell at lower rates
of profit. Try me, and verify it for your
selves.
Ny stock is too extensive to partieularize in
an advertisement
Gentlemen will find in my house every ar
ticle in the Clothing line, from pair of cotton
hose to the finest cloth found in any market
NV workmen are first elass-nOne other en-
ployed. The best cutter in the State on hand
at all hours, and one who is "death on fits"
Military clothing of every kind, furnished
on the shortest notice, and warranted to fit or
no sale. Call, not below, but right on the
corner Of Third and Court street, if you want
the worth of your money. No "gas'' kept
about the house-nor "sperits."
Said President Lincoln, to General Scott,
'One question of moment must not be forgot,
Not q question Of dollars for sharp financiers,
But what shall we do with the brave volun-
teers."
The General said with a soldierly wink,
'.Why the fact, hardly know which way to
think,
The greatly vexed question of the clothing "a
ton,
Has fearfully bothered the heads of the nation" /"
The President said al have hit on plan
Which concerns the volunteers outer man,
Heretofore their condition has truly been bad:
They'll never be decent, till deeently clad"
Let us get them some garments in which they
can feel,
That they really are soldiers. and really gen.
teel,
And think the best thing deserving their
thanks,
Is to purchase their clothes at Moses Franks. ,,
Said the General, "Yes-and suppose you
and /,
Set out for the same institution, and buy
The very best clothes, in the world for our
selves,
l know we win find them on Moses Franks
shelves"
April IL, le62-tf.
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RESTAURANT.
THOMPSON & SELFREGE

HAvE opened RESTAURANT in the
IL three story building on the Public
Square, known as the ~Fisher Star House, I"
and Immediately above the Book store
Meals can be had at all hours, and at reason
able prices.
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Brass Kettles,

A Ii sizes at
N THOMAS HALLIDAY 4 CO.'S
Hardware Store.
May "a, so.
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TWENTY KEGS Rife Powder, best
i quality;
Is kegs Blasting Powder;
so NJ Gun Caps;
10 NJ feet Safety Fuse;
so boxes Bar Lead;
IS bags assorted Shot:
for sale at lowest prices by
G. & A. HENK1NG.
Notice to Builders.
WE would invite those engaged in
w building to our large and con-
slant supply Of
Sash
Glass
Nails
Laths
Shingles
White Lead
Xenia Lime
Louisville Lime
Linsee Oil
Plaster Paris
Hydraulic Cement
all of which we will sell at lowest pri-
ces for cash at wholesale and retail.
g. & A. HENKING.
Pure Rye Whisky.
0S BBLS. Superior Rye Whisky in store
AC which we warrant strictly pure, undel
affidavit before any Magistrate. For sale by
the Barrel or Gallon by
C. 4 A. HENKING.
Nails.
I60 KEGS best quality Nails of Wheeling
IoO manufacture, comprising all sizes Of
Barrel nails;
Casing nails;
Fencing nails;
Lathing nails;
Flooring Brads;
| Finishing nails;
i Wrought Clinch nails;
Cut and wrought Spikes;
ust received and for sale at lowest rriees by
/ @. d A. HENKING.
Rye Coffee.
/ A GOOD and cheap substitute for Coffee
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Sept. 25, 1862.
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New Books.

HANDBOOK on MAXINE Insurance. AND AvERAcx ~
HoN Try spear. publisher, New York.-fhs volume BIAS
evde co OF thorough and research
dlscrimin uion and cannot fail provo of great
vice the .'rchant, shpownef and shpmastsr. The
laws and usaAss hitherto scattered through many
volumes have been brought within The compass Of q
simple work. and systematically arranged 90 DO Of
the readiest practical service work like this, pre-
pared by one whose opportunities and experience are
adequate to the task will be appreciated by she shipping
interests. 1t supplies long existing want and we know
OF no greater service that the author could well have
undertaken TO perform for the maritime community. It's
Intrinsic merits satisfied, will insure for Il
rapid and extensive sale.
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two O'Clock withcw further notice from the residence
| Of her SON. James K. ~jly, No. IS Watts street
RxLr.-In BrookIyS. on Friday. june IS. afsns .
conty Longford Ireland ~ she 18th year Of her age
The friends Of the family Sna those u hcr broth In
law Patrick Evirs, are respenihy invited 70 attend the
Sunday afte noon. O'Clock. Hsr remains will be
taken TO the Cemetery OF the Holy csess, F.stotfsh.
R)Pss-0n Friday evening. june. Is, MARIA A., daugh
ger Of Bon amin q aud Mary Jane Ropes aged years,
months and 10 days.
The friends aud relatives are invited attend he
funeral on Sunday afternoon, at three ocsck from No.
% East Twenty ninth street.
SkIrHln Brooklyn, on Thursday June L. cf Consump-
lion, RcHsET SMITH, aged 10 years.
his friends and the members OF Principle Lodge, No.
~, l. . o. r.. are respectfully invited 20 ate the
funeral on Sunday afternoon - hall past two ct ck
from tne Lodge Rooms, corner a Court aud Joraemon
ScHosEx=0n Tsu-seay June H. after a short illnsss
LukDkR txNff son Of John N. and Astde Schober aged
IL months md 10 days.
The relatives and fr,ens OF the sly and also OF Mr.
L. barmsori are respectfully invited attend the funs
raj this Saturday Afternoon at ons o'clock from NO.
ITO East street. q second avenue
10 the Lutheran Cemetery for ihtermeht,
THonPsoN.-0rs Thursday, Jrne IL, ANN CArrrR Tuonr
sou, wife OF HenrS Thompson, in the 4ssh year q her
sge:
a. dime O'Clock, from her late residences, 5yaricI
street
TRKyoa-Fel in the Battle or Jun,l at Fair On 20 Va
Captain JAMES JOSEPH 1sEroR Sixty arst regnent New
this city.
His friends and those o. the emily ana Of his
bJUthers henry, John Jr., Eustacs and Thomas are
respectfully invited to attend the fner without her
notice. shs residence c his father No. East WASH
ng corner Fourth psreet on sandy afsrnoou
ct foN O'Clock.
WAnNsY.--Oa Thursday evening, Jrss~ II at his
residence in this city, Mr. Wfnsin WmTtz, son Of the
late stephen Whitney.
faly invited attend the fuusai Trfasys chapel
this Saturday, afternoon, at two O'clock.
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NEy YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JUNE a. 1862.

highly desirable, aud trust II Is not essay 70
assure he committee Congress Lat sho I'D the powers
asked for be granted they viii be exceeded only with the
m ~ careful reference the requirements OF the
iuteress.
Whatever .le authority granteg may be, no Issue Of
notes will be made except replace Withdrawn and
cane lle', and 10 current EXPENDITURES autho
rnoi oy congress which met from the receipts
u revenue from the increase or Depot and from the
proceeds OF the conversion ino With great
respect. 8. Y. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
and Means.
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House or ReA resentatives.
Va. usarps. June Is. 1862
RAISING srHkss W
Tho House passed the senate :" aPp'op''''n
500 900 to enable the Secretary OF the NJ 10 contra
Tor raising suoh vessels. the armament> S"'es AM
equipments belonging thereto, sunk me water
OF the United States.
PRIVATE BILLS
The Ho6se then considered private bills.
THANKS OFFICERS cRkw crxMRIASD.
Tho joint resolution rendering the thanks Congress
10 Lieutenant G. H. Morris and his officers and for
Their gallant conduct board the Cumberland In the
a. ht it'll the Meriimac passed.
SUFFERING IN
report was made from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs that exgency to exist to require the In
erroston 90 this government In behalf OF tbs suffering
Mr.. FRANK. (rep.) Of N. r., gave notice Of . bill
making the Consulate 1t Siam salaried Office
PROMPT PAYMENT ARMY.
The bill to secure the more prompt payment to officers
and volunteers was passed.
NrRsAsE THE MEDICAL coRPs.
Tho Senate bill adding forty surgeons and one hundred
and twenty assst9nt surgeons passed after tho
House had added section aboshng brigade surgeons,
placing them on an equal footing with the army sur
geons oeng tho OPINION OF Surgeon General that
their services can thus be rendered more useful.
iNDxdyIrY FOR WAR gSDIrUaRa s
The blu ndemnfying certain citizens of Delaware for
expenses incurred BY them in squpping volunteers was
OATH TO GRAxp AND PETIT JURORS.
The Senate bill prescribing additional oath to be
taken by grand and petit jurors serving tho United
States courts to tho effect that hey have been true and
faithful TO the constitution, have not taken up
counseled or advised any person to take up arms
rendered any assistance, aid comfort to any
States in revolt against tho government, &C., was also
passed.
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR
The House thep proceeded to the consideration OF bin
on the private calendar.
Adjourned
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MQrrieA.


BRAIsTDA-MoNsARRAT.-O Thursday, June -, n
Louisviils KY, by the Rev. T. Livingston Wsiy, Ed
WARD z. BRAETED Of Chicago, Ill., 70 Miss MErLIs Mon
sRAr, daughter or MAJOR D. T. MonsArrat OF the cjrmer
place.
De BgvofsE-SMTH.- Brooklyn, Tuesday June
10, by the Rev. T. L. Cuyler, Dawn II. DR 3EvoIsk
Joanna, daughter OF the late Andrsw smith, Esq. u
Chicago
Chicago papers please copy.
Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
June IL by the Rov. Theodore L. Cuyler ~ the Presby
terrain church, corner OF Lafayette avenue and Oxford
street, Mr. GEO A. ERxgSGRAcH 10 Miss JENNIE T. HICKS.
Fixnsiso-Knr---en Wednesday, Jurs II, at the re.
sdence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Icy b. Peters,
HENRY FIgasnSa, of Berlin. Prussia, 10 Mis- SOPHIA A.
daughter OF the late John Ke Esq, Of Brooklyn f. d.
GmL-TAYLoR.-At Heboksn, on Thursday, June IL, by
the Rev. Mr. Bruce or that city, Mr. WILLIAM GILL Of the
Royal mail steamship Persia to Mss JEssn NArLoa, of
Jersey City.
Paisley papers please copy.
ScHENcs-KEEIgR-0p Thursday, June IL, at She resi-
donce OF the BRIDES fatr by the Rev Mr. Scarlet Mr.
W. II. ScixScK, OF Madison, N j. 10 Miss VIRGINIA
KEELEI, Of Parsippany, NJ.
WALxER-MorT.-On Thursday, juno r. by the Rev.
VIM. McAllister, Mr.. CSC. H. WALKER 10 Miss NJ n f.
MORT both Of this city.
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Arrivals and Departures.

Notwithstanding British Queens Salisbury. r
Hontaro. de Mnssa, u Espela Montevede Mclean,
Mt n' Burrows III, 9 Coleman " Benson, ystaSle,
vancamp, Mr. Snales, Mr. Schwartz. Thompson Mr. Rich
ards Mallory Mr. Roberts A stewart b johnson, Mr.
i've children Miss Maraenboro. Mr. Ludlum and lady. a
nurse Saunders. lady and infant; MIS- Miss
Blackburn Col Bradford and lady Mrs Turner Mrs Ne
lady and three Capt Ross Miss Ross Mr. Scott and
three children Miss Eddy, Mrs Mochs two infants
Baxter, Miss Dean and Dr. WIN Krkwood and lady-To-
tai, 50.
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LAURA KEESEs-siiss Maggie Mitchell, the new lessee
Of this theatre has nearly completed her rst week OF
management. The new play OF "Fanchon the Cricket"
has been genuine success, and will be continued
the bills until further notice. The houses full
fashionable, and the system OF ventilation renders
tho hDus0 cool and nIaaaant
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TIM MATINEE AT THE ACADEMY To-DAY.-The only matt
nee for the present win be given TO day
o'clock AID 1t should not DO overlooked for the pro-
gramme u fine ono. Tho two new prime do,,ns-
Madame Borchard and Madame Horrmann-wll appear,
together with Madame dAngri whose rendition Of Or.
sin In .Lucrez1," one OF her finest efforts por-
ton OF tho "Chd OF tho Regiment in addition tho
whole opera Of Tucrezia Borgia will be given to-day.
Gottschak and Hermann will participate in the per-
Torrance, as usual
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Sunday Train mp the Hudson.
There will be newspaper express train over the
Hudson River Railroad tomorrow morning, leaving at
hafpast four O'Clock. II will carry the city papers Of
the morning, TO BIO distributed atsvssy along the
line from New York to Troy.
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Omciai Drawings OF Murray, Eddy e
Co.'S Ken uckv and Missouri stata Lottsr,ss
ksSrUcKr ExrgA Class q. ,-Juno Is 1889
10, b6, ~, ~, Al, ~. 6,,5, 81 g. IL n %
kENrgcxv. ULAss :sl-June H. Ha
III. 81. ~. l. 10. -. rs. ~. %. 30, 81. 90
Circulars sent free OF charge ~ Al ressng either 10
MD8iY, EJoY co.,
Gown ton. ay.. St Louis M
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!. Person.I Intelligence.

PEARSON Browlow and party left the Aston House yes
tsrday for Philadelphia.
Col. J. H. Almy has been appointed Abide Camp to
Gen. Sprague and resident agent for the troops
Inland. His Office will still be retained in the same place
srereto
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Prizes Cashed In all LOCALIZED Lotte-
RES Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
II Wall nreet, room No !, New York.
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The " Town Talk. ".~Fhts Old EnSlfsh
e appears would exactly suit that jassnt5 dash.
ing Sumuev Hat GenHemeu just ssaed at the
well known establishment Of KNOX No 2f2 Broadway All
the town In talking Stout IL, itS adoption by reading
fashionAblcs has made " all the rage
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cash ed
ana formation furnished by TAYLOR CO.. Bsnkers No.
4. tt.llu
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RocHEsrER, June Is, 1852.
Frank Marble, smember Of the Junior class Of the Ro
chester University, drowned to-day in the At
Portage. His body has not yet been recovered.