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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

That David O. Shauuck, bond paying can
dldate for Governor, and J. 5. Curtis, bond
paying candidate for State Treasurer wee two
Of the main pillars in the structure OF the New.
en-, King & Co. Bank of Holly Springs.
Keepi before the people, that Dr. J. S. Cur
lis borrowed largely Of the McEwen, King &
Co. Bank, with which trash by imposing upon
the creduhty of the unsuspecting eitizers of the
North, he got large amounts of cotton.
Keep 1t before the people THAI the bond payers
either through ignorance or from a wiliul design
to deceive, endeavor to make il appear that the
present rate Of taxation will pay our State ex-
penses--the domestic debt and The Planters and
Union Bank debts.
Keep it befo-e the people that our domestic
debts neal $1,000, 0O0-that the amount doe on
account of the Planters Bank is about $500, 0G0
that the interest per aunum on the Union
Bank bonds (at which rate one payment has al,
ready been made) is $275,00O.
Keep it before the people that the mount oil
the assessment lit in this State the present veal
1000 dollars instead of $4,000 dollars a,
falsely proClaimined by the Kitmg party wouic
be the case.
Keep it before the people that the commission
ers for collecting taxes and insolvencies TO SAY
nothing about defacatIons) ace usually about Il
per cent. which would leave as the nett proceeds
oIthe present years taxes 29s,450 dollars.
Keep it before the people that the expenses o
the State government have been more than The
nett amount OF taxes this year.
Keep it before The people that to pay 1915,
600 [amount claimed of the State OF this year
with 228,450 dollars, Shattucl1 and Curtis vii
have to resort to another McEwenisnap or som,
oIhtr mode ofkititing .-ColuneLus lem.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
POSTSCRIPT

correspondence fine D,,
Trial Of Coli, Me MURDER e.'I , .A''ni'I,
"A double murder~Me~e,GGa"' at NeJo,
p l"Ssof in,cligg,SgJ,% 3
@;' h supposed 2 to be steaMsgS @' E q
dred bodies found. '0S q one ha
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

Mob in Maysoille.-Ws learn from the
Lexington papers that a mob in the above
city on Wednesday night demolished
church constructed for the use of slaves,
and coms1itted other acts of violence. ST.
Louis Atlas.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

Cotton has declined Of penny at the
last advices from England. .a
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

SECRETARY IF WAR-lf O0'I
states that the Hon John {. Spencer "
New York, has been appointed N'T y,
ry of War by President IyeN u, W.
Spencer, is a blue light federa'is'i ''u w.,
ink was scarcely dry Oh his re'p .'.,o,
passed al the Wing meeting 10 A" ''i.'
dcuouncing President Tyler ana oP ID'n,
ing delegates TO The Syracuse co'''' y !,
so head" him. Ii this be so, hI "A
very corrupt or very humble; ana S, ~ W.
be slgnaIIy unsuccessful IN his e'l0''''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

There are SOM meG who aIo o,svst
iayorites and VITO like cats lIsn' 4 yOu
on their feet; diadappers, whom ., Wet.
had stripped raked and thrown os' ~ very
minister Bridge, you might nee' ;S A. lao.
next day, with swords by lhell s '.,onsy ID
ced coats UPON their backs, anC p ;"ss,
The pockeu.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

CoMrL1EENr TO AMERICAN N have
Ics.-The Legislature al Nova 0 ,hsir coaa
made an appropriation to have p ,"'" AL
supplied with Francis lac pD p, ~ lhst
the company have received OTu Iis.so.ch.
CONSTRUCTION with ~ possible OsSP'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

"Wheneyer the interests Of the Banks,
ana the people were 10 be weighed Judge
Shatluck threw his official weight INFO
the scale win the banks and the people
we're Numbered. We Will not charge
linn with corruption IN Office, but when We
fnd hM throwing his ohicIa! shield a.
round swin.iIers on every occasion we are
led TO scrutinize his conduct with some
degree Of suspicion.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

It Is stated by the Madisoolpn ~ 'a' m,,t
than Gt7y Wings were present A. y, '| and hs
ing winch adopted the Mani'es! Y, ' as
no member ofe't4er house fran % d",unspI
sets, was present; so that 'no y \ I
carries no aulhoritativeness WIN "
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
From the yicksburg Sentinel.

The following letter requires no COM
ment; it speaks for itself and II the au.
thor was not known to be a gentleman Of
standing aud veracity, it carries on its
face an impress OF trulh which would car
nv conviction TO minds the most iucredu.
Ious. Ii proves that Judge Shaiuck
would soil the ermine as well as the man.
tie OF religion, to enable bank TO SWIM
die The puic. This is one OF the Judges
characteristics; and If the people desire
to see the foul dominion of the banks oil
this State re-estIbIished and the labor OF
the people pledged to fundmongers oil Eu'
rope, they viii vote for him as Governor
OF The State:
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

Norris, who stands charged o. V .,.Jo'
the steam boat Missouri has per" W. "a,
the indictment for robblng M i' ~',,,,
thai boat, on her trip from new o ,,,soc.
70 this port, and found guilty ana y, s. Pen.
ed TO TOUR years Imprisonment IL
itenIiary.-. 81. Louis RePub.
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THE TERMS.

THE SATURDAY EVENING POST, will be furnished
at the exceedingly low price of TWO DOLLARS per annum,
invariably in advance We will send copy to any person
who may wish specimen by giving notice. POSTPAID
INDUcEMEAT TO CLUBS III
As friends and paghbop oen wish TO club Ogfher to fOci
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be counterfets are between 6000 and 1000 Those P"
able to W Reese numhcled correctly
& LaJayae Bank, CmciRnaa.
los uuons They may be detected by observing that tue
tuuterfet has for Vignette view oi he ocean, n d"
Eagle resting upn SHE'LL bearing the American ''"huu
a seamboat in tie Distance. =. o,.
Miami E1p0rting company CmePRou, Oa@,
sos old pnte letter NJ; dated 9TH November 1917 payaDe
10 Hart; O Spencer Cashier Martin Baum PRESIDENT f
ling up and signatures engraved
Oh,o I1(e Ins and Trust Co, Cincinnati
IA letter q nav to Lane dated November g. 1856 otner va
rious dates signed ] $ Perkins Cashier W r WiiamS'
President Paper fmsy engraving bad ana ueeo'Ve, ss
natures and filling up badly done and all III le same h"u
writing, ~
U,bana Banking Company.
CO lot povolle to w Ward, June 3d. l833-W Klanhan,'
ashisr oln Il James Pres, Vignee female hsRfe' WIFI
ono orr, reclining on an eagle, Light appearance
cs let A dated June 3, 1888, .,, =,
" ~ Western Reserve Bank.
SIS July 16, $50 1oao
- I aor,od. thew are oneeghth of an inch shorter
than Than the genuine noesReed, eusraver dated Iahu
ary Z, 1926 - ,,, a,, Ma 1900 en-.
is no letter, payaWc 10 " " "i' ~ "
craving very faint ,,oir,,. ,,,,o ,he words
Western Reserve Bank, being on the Ieit' ana o"o M M
the right hand margin on the genuine notes tHey al" '
reverse
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. YOLUME TWENTY THREE
GODEY 8 LADX'S BOOK
LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE.


NNRs. s. j. HALE and Mrs. LYDIA II. sIGouRNEf, Ee'
We iors Miss E. Leslie a contributor to each nnmDet,
The present volume commences with two Seel EhgaVs
hy L. Dick--Sunday Morning. and the sale OIL le lo' ~
Also beautiful colored Fashion Plate .,,
This is outlay for embellishments unpreceueneu ~ an an
or any other country, The great beauty oil INC pC'u'
give pleasure every lover of the beautiiu ana sa "
wavs be aim procure such subjects for te ehsa ~
will, even without the 2OeCa ilustratohr' 'eh .n w.
tale While thus giving attention to that winch p1
eyc we will show that equal attention mas Deeh p"u "
inc for the mind Mrs L. H. sigourney, WHO mas '"y N, M
nrned from Enrope has made such arrangements as WIN
ensure lis supply of articles from the best FenMie VIM,
of England Mary Russell Mitford Mrs 3 u hui anu 49,
rim Fdgeworth their first contributions to an American
ical will each contribute TO the Ladies hihetUo" e'
from :he two last we have articles on ha"d'
The Hon Mrs. Norton will also be contributor
while from abroad we are receiving such assistance %
will serve TO make an agreeable variety, we must ho s
mention that we are now publishing article from an EN-
inent writer of our own ccuutryttle Things no
The author of 'Losng and Winning ana "@eoy ,;o Nc
This tale we are certain will cause as great selsesa
did the Publishing of 'Iosng and Nlnhi"s' "n ~
lshed in half the papers of our country ,0. , tho
Let it not be forgotten that Miss Leslie contributes " Wv,
odv Roo onlv n7No other Magazine has articles lro'l
her psn IN She commences in this No. ano'he o 'iOS
graphic sketches that give so much pleasure u Jul
aLEoNII.LA LYNMoRE."
While paying proper tribute to tne great I en. ,tt
we have our own Hale sgouney, Leslie, Parsons Epuy,
sIIentz and host of 5tess to mention winch We n''' p'
ther time space.
GODEY's LADY'S BOOK
Has heen favored from first with list of writers tha' no
oher Magazine can equal 1t has, also, what cannot DC sa
of any other publication,
EXCLUSIVE CONTRIBUTORS.
The list of subscribers larger than any monthly puDca
ton in this or perhaps any other country. ,a.. .
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING'

HOsEPH w. NEWBURGA, would res"
CD pectfuly inform his old friends and the
pubc in general, that he carries on The above
business 10 all its various branches, one
door East of J. !. Smiths Store, where no
NAV at all times be fonnd to attend TO al
work intrusted 10 him. He laters himself
il will be done as durable, neat and iash"
ionable as it can be done in The country, ne
intends at all times 10 keep ip his employ
GOOD competent workmeD, and h's means 10
receive the Fashions is AMPLY provided for'
To accommodate his frieIds in the couh-
fry, he will take nearly all kinds Of country
produce. ,, h
Dover June II. l84l. ...-.
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Boots @ Shoes.
56edA Pair
READY MADE & FOR SALE.BY

READY MADE & FOR sale. BY
n MARTIN who would respectfully inform his
NB friends and the public, that he Nt carries on
the above business, in its various branches, one
door Eas, Of J. !. BurreSS Grocery Store having Just
received new and general assortmento of BOOTS ~
SHOES &c.. adapted TO the Season-Being carefully
selected by and from several of the most experienced
manufactures, in the City, may he relied on to be good
factoring BUSINESS by keeping in his employ the best
workman, he can ostain, and having on hands abun
dance Of Stock and findings, which challenge compar
ison in this place. He hopes Providence permitting to
be able constantly to furnish aoundan choise, give gen
erai salisfaction and justly merit sufficient share o.
Less by all fair meanshe those who may iaVor
with call that he will sell as low for good pay as
ARTICLES of the same kind, and quality SO iar as ~
knows can he had in this part Of the Country.
Dover, June "a, l64l. @2M
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tate romtances, we win serd
8 Copies far 5 Doslars in aasaRoe'
Post pad.
7 Copies tm 10 do dc
ma New subscribers Rcceived withOm the

money.
yc have no desire to extend list hut with cash bscri
hers and the paper sufficiently established to enable us TO
exact compliance With this golden rule. The Post MADE
worth more money, and must be paid by those VINO
wish the paper. - ~.
TO those who wish subscribe we would say that Inc
so plan is to enclose money in letter and direct 70 u.s.
Most Post Masters will frank their letters II rea'hs TO
nothing hut the business of the office, and all ostmasters VINO
will be kind enough to shall be pleased to acknow
ledge agents. So, -. -. -.
EDIToRswho may wish TO exchange will please copy, and
forward number of paper, marked with INK to TINS OIL
ce and their favor shall promptly acknowledged without
fraud or delay, as is but too often the case,
ddress GEO. R, GRAHAM E Co.
South West of Third and Chesnut slrees fhaue'
pha.
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Counterfeit EGgcCGDF.
"A LIST OF COuNrERFErrs ON Banks IN TINS
STATE
ONO.
BANK OF HAMILTON HAMILTON. .ts
an io,,er A dated Nov IT. 1895. signed Woods, Presd
.nt q X Smith Cashier The principal defect in tie en-
craving Is in the heads of visnee whcin less distinct
than the genuine
BANK OF GEAUGA PMNEsvILLE M
letter. A. pay Marshal, Jr. dated May 8, 1887. Wig
neue-two Indians-seamboat in the distance, Poorly
ecuted.
BANK OF CLEVELAND,
eOs altered (ron Is The figure 20 in large die impress
sed in places and very clunsy done. This Bank has
BANK OF GRANVILLE
s no letter. Various dates. Vgnete Steamboat and Rail
road Cars, the right hand margin, an indian figure in
standing posture, with bow unstrung.
,BGnh of Xenid.
5s altered from Is. Particulars unknown
BANK OF ZANESVILLE
Ia badly executed the paper very thin, aud the female figure
and shcaf of wheat the centre of the note very detec
tive Vhe signature OF the cashier lacks The periods al he
abbrevaton of Charles and at the initial c. Vine note we
have has the letter A, payable 10 h. L. Dugan ana
dated the, 9th Feb, 1888
4, BAAK OF MARIETTA at MarieNa.
SIS altered 1Os aud also to 20s, of Murray Diapers FAR
man & Co.'S plate, letter and date unknown, Vhe Bank
has no notes OF this plate of larger denomination
Than 5s. 49, go.
Ss letter "A payable Jones, dated Aug 10TH 1888,
Signed Afius Nye, Cashr, John Mills Pres
Tie small ovas the left hand margin appear TO be drawn
A. dated July sI IH36-hey he detected by OBJ
serving that the counterfeit bills Of inch shorter,
aud ! Of an inch nerrowcr thNn the genuine bills.
IS Hsrsons plate letter unknown, pay 10 H. Nye, April j.
, BANK OF Mt. PLEASANT.
fyonI rs he rnnun
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ME w & . =.
EatIortMg EStaDltS.ggM y : -"
sAMUEr II ADAMS,

wwroIID repeatedly inform the citi~
w zeus Ii Doyeb and the adjoining
counties, II .hat he hss communicating Tailoring
SUs SUs;Hsss IN the Town Of Canal Dover, mer-
OSon,s ] NV Factory Street, Two doors west Of
Mon.fredy 81 McCIoan's New Store, in the
room formerly occupied BY Mrs. MIC. GlOn-
niger as confectionery, where Clothing will
be made in the most cashionable g. fitting man
nef; from his experience in the shove bus
mess, he feels assured that he will be able 10
render general satisfaction 10 aI, who arc
pleased, To- give him call
Dover, April 10Th lS4O W
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Balance iu favor ofihef efcOunly $194o Git
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A NEW VOLUME,
in SPLENDID STYLE.
JULY, 1s21.
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MAGAZINE.

MAGAZINE.
The oreat ncrease in the subscription list of this highly pop
MAR Magazine ue edition having more than douped III less
than six monhs induces the proprietor, to commence new
volume with the July number. 1t will be Issued III e h'S'
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RICH ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGS,
mt I'm in manner that shall slrpass any used in any othef
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the talent the very best American artist IN e engraving
the plates for this work, it must be remempetcu' 'e h
the subjects selected are ....... a.. ..
ORIGINAL AMERICAN PICTURES,
which have never been before engraved and consequently
the newest that be brought before the public.
Highly COlored Fashions. .
7, pst he remembered that Fashion plates of this Nd
azne are best in coorng and design that can DC ounu IN
pnv work published in this country or in Europe Ihey are
nU rayed and Cooed for this Magazine by the best arst
that the country produce and are drawn Arrays e
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orcoong than any other publication, and always have the
best.
The Contributors.
In addition TO the unusually fine arrayof original conbu'
tors which the Magazine has thus far hoased arrangements
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md variety may be looked for the literary department ote
SPORTS AND PAsTIMEs ...
s interesting feature of the Magazine shall still be pre-
served MS important young sporsmen, and in fact to all
yonng old who delight in the sports of the rod and the gum
Articles in this department shall be from acknowledged pon'
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NEW TYPE AND PAPER.
The volume will be opened with and beautiful type'
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of srpassnp neatness and the printing upon the finest white
paper.
he choicest pieces of and popular music for the Piano
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subscribers remote country towns can always nave Tue w
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Assessors - 90 20
Grand and Petit Jury :" 5iJ 20
Iu.o' I.1'a;nrI : a,r' cos 442 81
Con.abe's fees attending Courts and Jurles lO w
a,d Copstsbles fees in criminal cases 127 964
Witnesses before the Grand Jury O4 oO
Witnesses fees in State cases 2O4 20
Iisa J GerLs at President al Election 124 SO
Returning Poll Books Justices Election III ~
pF"tI%s rr5,snrcr EHp'", Sc '''''"''"' ''' l45 rs
Furniture in Commissioners office eaOO
Work and repairs to County jail "a - va
Coal for Courthouse, offices aud Jail % co
Candles for do do % ~ 20
Books and stationary for county l04 "
Repairs OF Cort House 90 81
Enumeration os Youh ~ ~ cU cO,
Viewing and surveying roads ~ ~ r2A
Building aud repaiiing canal bridges |oo %
Keepns and other expenses oinsane persons 4i4 w
70 Treasurers townships 3r road purposes 9I 939 G
q township & Poor 1895 "A
Of schuci districts school house tax ia Ala
10 semdry s1 ,3xps persons ''' '"' ~ '''' ~ IS O2s
IN n 4 Redfield for making general ind x 500 90
DR.. Richards Medical attention on prisoners y w
Money refunded where taxes were improperly
~ '"a' "a kGh,; f,r ooods furnished County a 90
i, - 3: J;.ia ~'Sl Sl Ii,u g" l2 O6
" Ma,hias Springer Tavern licence refunded w .
C'"F'9S - i;'''' '''''l7 F''-N'' 25 O63
I,b, F.rris making fires daring tax sales 2 50 a
r. lanes Bedding and clothing for prisoners IN
Jill
II: NJ. Roby, articles furnished JailoT Cor pris- =,
J. g. NJ. Oyerholt, goods furnished Jaor for m
| prisoners CO.. u o0
R,zeI Ilatbaugh bounty on 2 Wolf scaIPs 2 %
| Coal for 'rfeasnrer's Office 9',o
| Stationary and candles for ditto 90 % 20 10,
| Treasurer ) iees -
ro,,v Of ExOeOdiures sls;7es, ,9sl
! O'' VI AAr' JOHN .EvERHARD,
..a..s Auditor T. C., o.
Auditors Office, New Philadelphia, ,...,...
June IA, l5ii. ..
State ofAe Urea ury June 0, 1Sll.
Amount in The Treasury,
June 3D. l040 S3l9I 'nt ! 29966 2l}
reed since settlement 26769 Az
Deduct States proportion OF .,o..
Receipts ooo| DO
Orders redeemed and expen- - t'..
| ses paid l9%Vo ="
Dohrman Township road -, a. ocoeo M,
orders delivered % 46tJ |o"~' ~~f
Balance iu Treasurers hands June 9Th ie4i 4oo' ol$
Due from me estate OF u '''0'' '1' "~' s73 90
reT .."
Leaving in the Co. Treasury 49'" s44
OF which there is school
House tax l29 ASt
Three per cent fund hppropri- 90 .t'
ated and not drawn 4lo 81 @
Amount Of orders drawnand . ,o.o ne.
unpaid 0lic S'a lN'O O'a
Balance IN favor ofiha,C County $124O GIL
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AN EXHIBIT
OF THE
REODEP u s
AEU
EXPENDITURE ES
AN EXHIBIT

OF TUSCAKAWAo OoONAA'
From the 4th day Of June a. D. le4V' 10
the 9Th day Of Juue, A, d. ISL
RECEIPTS. Dolls Cts'
BaIanne in the Treaaury I'd day OF June, o,o- ,g,
1910. ''' 80"
hec on L pTP',oa'e u 'aU Vi 'O4O' o!453 III
"c'S"I ~, ~ '"n .,.,o, =, C,olnmhus 2S77 20
nn.no % 3 per cent interest Oh |O'r'' l45l 1ll
no''"oo oor, G,od 1856 81
OfE James, Jury fees in sundry cases 40 o, W %
"a For Tavern iicence' Ts1 ,sa E0 M
i" Iicence 10 keep Stud Horses !90 w w
Fines collected from sundry persons lao Az Go 90
" For Podar's Liconce ~ w
From persons commenced Mchan' - .o
dizing since lsr March, lc4O ~ w
From D. Gram, costs on J. Everehs 20
" = ]. Minnich for Ferry Lcence a ~ u
{" Abraham Bu>nger w
" Samuel Sedgick for Auctoneer'S . oo
Licence . 0o
Timothy r. Sears w
" ]. e EIance, Esq. on Allen ~
Wards note 50 w
Money collected for taxes not on q ~,
Duplicate o.
Error in Delinquent list of 1889 ol
qo,ol omount received 1906 2lA
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8OOY & SHOE STORE

BOOT g. SHOE STORE
Situated in The building formerly Occ"Pled as q
Grocery by Mr.. Sfumph, 4 opposite the oh'o
E1change,
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
CONRAD GENTS CE,
wMESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
ERy nf New Philadelphia, that he carries
on The above Business in all oi It's various
branches, and as he keeps none other than his
own manufacture he can confidently recon-
mend his work to all who may favor him with
their CUSTOM.
Particular attention will be given TO the
manufacture Of Gentlemen's
FINE BOOTS,
az his work viii be done by one oi Inc pest
Bootmen in tho country. ALSO
Work by Measure. :, :,
A general assortment Of BOUTS AND
SHOES (of his own niake) constantly on
hand, ~. .;.o
The Public are respectfully invited to give
him a call before purchasing elsewhere
MIIO
Groceries, such as Wine, Beer and clder, g
Liquor by the quart and gallon 80
New Philadelphia, Aug. 10, 1888.