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oHio-The Buckeye Association, Society composed of
native born citizens OF Ohio recently celebrated the ami
yeFSaTy Of the settlement of tha; Stale at Cincinnati
Within the last ten the population of Ohio has ncreas
ed hal million and changes have taken place during the


lie time OF many of her citizens which could be
in no eoun; but the Uaed States The rude hus of the
eaE sellers are disappearing rapidly to make room for
stately sdihceS-Canals inersect the State from one ex
'ey to the other and the whole land teens with an


Se en'eTpsing population md with all the appliances Of
wealth and refinement Her geographical position affords
hef many Commercial privileges and the agricultural char
-'sf OF the State with territory consisting chiefly of al
a' o'i without gFea ranges or barren tracts
Is admirably adapted to the purposes of cultivation


- here are now ony four Loco-FocO papers published
in Kentucky