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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

Claws SOUTHERN FACE EXTRACT
from Henry Clay's Southern letters:
Il never was in favor OF duties oe.og 81
h;ch as to amount 10 prohibition OF ar'l-
cles on. which they were 'a'u. 49,
thought ii best 70: all interests .nas 'as,s
should be competition. The prohiOhlon,
If the fabrics Of foreign countries, would
,ransfer the monopoly to the home manu-
f.c,urers in the United States. The true
interests Of the consumers are best pro-
NOTED by a competition between the for.
eipn and the national supply. The inev'
table tendency Of that competition is se
reduce prices as all experience has dem
onst7ated.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

The incidents on which the foregoing
pages are founded are literally true. That
the supernatural visitation was the OH.
spring of an over. wrought Imagination and
supersti,ious mind, real case Of Mono
mania, there can be but little boubt. The
vagaries of an excited imagination are
producing results on Mormons and Miller
ties quite as inexplicable TO sober reason
as the catastrophe Of The Broken Vow.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23
lanes MACINTOSH,

ior,l 1s44-22-tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29
THE OCOFOCO TICKET

Joh" w BoHch'W ChwieS Hgy,v,,
Hchord L. Hoihdoy'N U,N,am e MAI
rt'" Was ever such a uckct presented
to any people for THEN suffrage, before
- the nane ol conmon sense A, i, sun
posed that the people of Cecil count;
wit support 1t. What recommends these
msn} What could they do we've til "
etecied} Some iocolocos say thcy would
vote lor "man OF straw" or even tn,
dev'l, II he WAS taken up by their party
his class of fellows will of course vote
f'' the above named ticket, but will the en-
'lgh'tned and tolerant part Of the party do
1t. There may be one man amongst them
who would make d passabe representa-
ave, IT he was not opposed to the best IN
forests ni the people-as lol The rest II
Is Mt worth while to talk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

a5-On las, Saturday a-week both par
ties had meetings short distance from
town, and each had procession in the
streets IN the evening. The wing process
SION FAT oulnumbercd the other they
kept sober and dispersed at proper time
M the evening Not SO the Iocos-~thcy
got drunk and had Il real tlmifu iieht and
the sheriff had to be called III 10 queI the
riot,
On last Saturday the I"Cos tried II a
gain They raised pole out IN the
county, aud then came into the town IN
procc ssion-- aud such scene was never
before exhibited ~ our streets. The Ia
,borng men we've crowded together with
the boys IN Wagons, while the gentlemen
kept aloo( as though they were a super
81 order OF beings. Before coming into
town they bad some lisly cutting aud at
night hey had regular melee We NJ
dcrstand the same kind of proceedings are
10 be repeated tonight,
a5Somc of tho locol"co speakers IN
tins county have from the stump charged
Mr.. Pratt witt, beng prominent IN bring
lug the present debt upon the state. Thus
Is grossly foul course, and if they per
slst IN IT, we will be obliged to name them
aud give them the lie direct. No part
of the history of the appropriations To
works OF internal Improvement is more
generally, known than Mr. Pratt's untlrmp
opposition to the eight million bill, and
lie at that time fore saw aud lorclod the
consequence OF It,
CamPbeWS Mdgazmc. The Forcign
o'mn Monthly magazine for June lGll
has been received 1t Is embellIshcd with
a beautiful mczAotint 'Thc Enchanted
Island, y and has the usual quantity o.
Foreign literary matter.
| The publisher announces that it viii
hereafter be connected with the Eclec,l,
| Magazine, and that it will he improve,
III embellishments and Increased in slz e.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

years at Ashland, and we have il from the
most undoub,ed sources, that game Of
cards was never played, and pack ofcards
was never III his house, with his know
ledge.
lie has the highest respect and the
greatest Difference for religion, and its
ministers; aud we believe that there is not
clergyman who knows him, that does
not cherish towards him cordial esteem
and regard. On the memorable occasion
last fall, "I tie great discussion between
the Rev. Mcssrs. Campbell and Rce, Mr.
Clay, by common consent, was slcctcd To
preside al the meeting lie has contrlbut,
ed with as much IlberalIty as he could, To
the building, we believe, of every church.
or house oi dlvl'c worship, that has been
erected during his abode III or near Lex
jngion, of which there have been many
/" has always held IA pew in the Epi>cn-
pat chn,ch III ihIs city, Of which his lady
Is commitment, and he generally attends
divine service ON The Sabbath, when al
homc. No man III the community DISPLAYS
more pubic spirit, or ~ more ready Ia Sc
cond and >nccor all objects Of public i'm
proHcmcnt and cmlrrprlze. A. farmer,
he Is conspicuous III all the department %!
his vocation, but especially IN the improve
mcnl OF the breed oi all domestic animals.
Nor Is there any one whose heart is more
! afflicted by cases IF atll ciou or misfortune
"r whose purse is more open to relieve
The distressed.
Such is the individual upon whose
head bitter, malignant, aud v,ndlrlvc Gu
emrs arrs constantly pouring out torrent.
OF vile abuse and calnmny But, TO use
his own emphatic language, ''rrurh is ON.
nlpntcnt, and public nSl,cc Is certain -
The universal shouts of his couulrvmen
have already proclaimed, in tones of ,huu
der. his lnnncCnrC aud his vindIcatinn, and
II 1t shall please God to spare his valuable
lite, glorious triumph awaits Llm III
November next as honorable to their
hearts AS II is justly merl,ed by long, faith
Iul, and slgual services to his country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29
JAMES MCGArLEY, Secretary.

hSrccahly 10 previous notice a large
ana respectable meeting Of the Wings 81
Elk Neck took place at Jacob IIyland's
Store on Saturday The 22nd. Of June at >
"'clock P. NJ The meeting was organ
'zcd by calling to the Chair William Al
exander Esq. and A Pennington was ap-
pointed Secretary, the object OF the meet
ing being stated by Jacob HyIand to be,
to make arrangements for holding large
meeting at some suitable time and place in
the district. II was on motion of Alex
ander Wilson.
Resolved, That committee of seven
be appointed to fix the time and place OF
holding SAID meeting and that a general in
vItallon be given to the citizens of the adj
Joining districts, and report To this meet
ing. The commitle" reported tina, after due
deliberaIion they had unanimously agaeed
that the woods adjoining Ilarl's Mill on
the Road leading from E.lklon to Turkey
point was the most suitable place, and the
meeting should be held OH Saturday the
Bird. day of August lSil. The report OF
the committee was unanimously adopted
and committee appointed to give notice
of the time and place of holding the meet
ing and also to act as managers
On motion Of Jacob IIyland 1t was or
,Iered that the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Cecil Wing.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Chm.
A. PENNINGTON. SCC('ry
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29
THE CECIL WING.

loved country TO the pruudest rank in the
list oi nations.
Animated by these feelings we have as
sembled on the present occasion to give
expression to our feelings on this impor-
liant subject, auG to devise such measures
as SEEMS best calculated to advance the
great cause in which we IN Common with
the wings of the whole union are engaged
Therefore Resolved that we fem an as
Soclallon 10 be called the Egg Hill Clay
Club.
That the officers of said club be pre-
sldrht two vice presidents, IA Secretary,
and an executive committee OF twenty
members.
The following officers were then duly
elected
JESSE II. SHIPPERS, president
Tn%,rI ) u MyoAoAr' v. prs'dc"'
James McCauIey, Secretary.
ErCcnhrG COMMITTEE Thomas Mil
Ter, .Ir. Elisha Atkinson. William Il. Ma
honey, Elijah J. Tyson, John Grant, VIM
Tyson, AbsaIom Met auley, Vim. "
Shippers, Thomas w. Tyson, BenJ, Elliott
Isaac Holt, Peter +. Person, VIM. T.
Muller, lelhIo McCaulev, William Mills
Samuel Hanna, Bloomfield Laird, Thom
as J. Tyson, Samuel Weaver and John II
McCaulcy.
Resolved that 1t shall be the duty an,
object Of tins association to use ali pru
dental aud honorable means in lhci
power to secure the election OF Clay ant
trclmg iuyscn, the election OF Thomas
Il. Pratt, as Governor Of Maryland, thu
election Of the wing ticket for the Lcgis
la'nrc, and for Henry II. GIIpin as Com
missioner of tins district, long pull,
strong pull, and pull altogether.
JESSE II. SHIPPERS, President
JAMES McGAuLEY, Secretary,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

'TrXaS we will have,' eXcaims the ed
n"r Of the hllssss>Ippan. Tie can hav,
1t II be wants ii. We suppose he know.
the road Let HIM travel 1t as soon aS he
likes, as many rascal has done before
HIM. - LouIS. JoWmI.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

ga Wing meeting will be held al,
Mat'i',s school House ucar Egg Hill, on
Saturday neKt, the 7th Of July.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

xs5gts A young apple and peach or
;zSs3 rs. chard Of about four hundred
~F trees was SET out two years ago,
-'''s--tsa-- and there is besides an apple or
clard in full bearing and an abundance of
peach trees on the premises. About sew
en- hundred PANELS Of new post and rail
fence have lately been put up. The farm
is well waIered, there being a stream OH
each side Of il, which makes an album
dance of meadow. II is not deemed ne
cessary t" give any further description,
as any person wishing 10 purchase will
examine for themselves Possession will
be gcvcn on the 25,h day ol March next.
Apply on the premises to
DANIEL CARTER.
June 29Uh ISIl---U
Record, West Chester and Register,
N"r'ist"wn, will copy + weeks aud charge
ADVERTISER
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

We understand the Military companies
to tins town will parade on the llh, and
dine together al MiIIcr's Holel
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

4M 9t J"Iy.-We have been ues,ed
to state that in conformity with the usual
custom, the S"rckcepers in this town
have agreed to close their doors, and sell
no goods, on Thursday next, July Ilh.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

g. There will be Wing meeting a,
battle Swamp this afternoons Several
speakers from tins town will attend it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29
Nj AR

On the 18th inst, by the Rev y. Shields
Mr. J"HN +. GRAHAM TO Miss E,IzA.
nETn tourER, both OF Char!eslown, Cecil
Co. Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29
IMPORTANT SIGN IN VIRGINIA
I he Richmond Wing says

Nh ShInn, the Senator from the IIalli-
son District, and Tor many years a leading
LoCotoco in that region, has in an address
I" the public, avowcd his opposition to
Polk and Dallas, aud his determination to
vote for Clay. Mr.. Van Burcn was his
first choice, but that gentleman having
been cheated out oI his domination by in
trgue and management, and by delegates
dIsoboying the instructions of their con-
siluenls, MIR, Shinn takes the second best
--llEkRY CLAY.
We note this as sign Of the tendency
OF popular feeling in the northwest part OF
the S'a1e--a region deeply interested IN a
sound system of protection to domestic
industry. We shall not be surprised to
see the great body of the people of thai
region follow the lead Of Mr. Shlnn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

L"'1 oW - We understand the Iocos
have been making prodiginus efforts to
E" up" large meeting to-day. They arc
I" raise pole stalk in Cat Smomp and
another Matthew's Store, and 60 through
Tie town III procession
lhey have had their scouts out duriup
'he week IN every direction, and we SUP
pose there will be quite gathering
much gr"s drank much Gs'y cutting,
much lying by the speakers, aud much
"oScen't, III the streets. Well 60 aheao
we arc gong To Get the votes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29
IMMENSE WIG MEETING or
CITIZENS -AyrccoLIv .,

ADOPTED CIl'IIENS-Agrccably to
announcement, an immense meeting of
adopted clIILcnS, consisting principally OF
Germans aud freshmen, took place las,
nigh. in the spacious Fourth Ward Club
room IN " aShington Hall. The room.
which IS calculated TO accommodate I2OO
persons, was completely crowded, and
very many Were unable 10 get in at all
The meeting was called To order bv Mr.
George BAYLOR, President of the German
Clay Club, after which Mr.. G. G.. Collins,
an adopted citizen from Ireland, addressed
The ass,lnhlagc IN an able, eloquent and
convincing speech. Tie alluded to the
recent disturbances in PhiIadclpha, and
proved clearly that Wings, as a party,
had ncither part nor lot IN them, further
than to assist IN preserving order aud pro
lccsing the rights OF all good citizens. lie
also went on To show that the Loco Fvcns
had been the first instigators of what IS
termed the Native American party. lbs
address throughout was most enthusiasts
ucally checrcd, and gave universal salts.
'''' ti'Ils N'i'I 'l''Sill1 HIS 1tllaIkS, NlT.
Ralnc, editor oft the German Correspondent
made IA short speech in German. wherein
he stated that the W lgs were no, rcspnn
sIblG for the actions Of the Native Amsrl-
tan party, and that any adopted cilixcn
from whatever nation, was greatly drcClv-
II he "r they entertained any such opinion
Mr.. Il spoke also OF lhc great advantages
resulting from a Protective Tarln, aud
proved clear Y that all those measures con
fenced for advocated by Henry Clay, were
safeguards to workinsmcn, to The country
It's noble institutions, and to every species
81 honorable industry.
a more enthusiastic gathering of Wings
could not have been wished, Shouts re.
sounded long and loud for Harry of the
West, for Frclinghnyscn, and for the pros
perlIy Of Wing principles - Patriot.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

from Fo"~d}H---Nlr. Joseph p. Cant
wei has established a foundry for casting
won IN tins town, aud has already sue
rceded IN making excellent castings. Such
an establishment has long been wanted
here, and we hope he may receive sufli,
''c"t encouragement, to make the busl-
"ess profitable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

S5~iG the individual or individuals who
have been throwing out indirect lsnua-
tons at the e l'tor of thus paper, will make
al open and direct charge against him, so
that TIC matter can be taken hold Of, they
will hcPromp'ly attended 10 without any
advantage beng required Of them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29
Will MINGTON MARKET
WzEEas NOTICE..

] ne signed Ito hereby give notice
'"H,' IN virtue o. authority vested in us b>
= m"r'I"g Of the Wings Of The m,n dis
Irict held on Saturday 'hr 22nd of June
,hat there will he general Mass Mcc,-
ny of the clllIcnS Of tins district ON Sat
nrday the Bird day of August at two o.
cI"ch T. NJ in the woods adjoining Harris
Mill on tive Road leading from Eikton To
Turkey Font, and by virtue of Rcsn-
LUTON passed at SAID meeting do hereby
give a general Invitation to the clrzc,,s ov
the adjoining districts to meet with Us
and promise Il all wh"may honor us on
lIal occasion true why hospitality.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

The locoS are boasllng that many an,
turning TO their ranks- vi!h one cxccp-
t'on they are persons no live hundreds
OF Mules away. That exception is the
t'"n, John NJ Clayton of Del. 1t has
been reported here that he had left the
Wings, which Is Just as great lie as the
other changes ofwhIcn they speak.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29

6 President Ty Ter was married in New
York on Wednesday afternoon, to Miss
Gardner, daughter Of The late Hon, David
Go'd"cr, who was killed by the bursting
at the big gunon boald tho steamer Prince
ton. He returned to Washington ycslcr-
day. She is said to be one Of the mos,
beautiful and accomplished women in the
country and Is 20 years Of age he is S!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-29
For President.
HENRY CLAY.
ForVicC President.
THEODORE FRELINGIIUYSEN
For Governor.
THOMAS G. PRATT.
ron TIE ASSEMBLY
J3MES l.. CR.7IG,
FR3,NCiS "A ELLIS,
UHLLHH H. ELLISON,

foI CohhiV CommiSSii nrrs.
3id DIST HE,ERf H. en- PLN,
5th --EbU. iRD ULNG.7TE
9Th GEORGE STTRGES
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-13


The cItinsAs of,BypWn county, who are le
sOEing undaE diseases arising from impurities 81
the blOod-shotfld hever dispalF Of being brought
N q sound state 0fhealth until they have tried
Wright's Indian vegetable Pills.
They are the most Efficient medicine ever Inc
trOdueed TO the public for all diseases arising
from impurities Ofthe blood.
Rrigh's Indian Vegetable PillswilI always
prove an easy, safe and efficient remedy, In
the following diseases: Bilious intermittent,
remitttent & inAamatOry feve s-fever < Ague,
iaundics, cholera morbus, naUseS, liver COM
plant, habitunl costiveness, dispepsiS, drOpSy,
apDOplexy sick headache, colds cough, ,eonsumP-
tion, asthma, & all diseases arising from impu
rites Of the blood.
II should be remembered, when the theTmom-
eter stands al ninety degrees in the shade, that
the process Of digestion is performed with fueh
extreme languor, that our food instead Of being
speedily dissolved and converted into nutrment
Tor the body, often becomes actually spoiled, or
putrihed in the stomach. Hence bad breath,
disagreeable taste in the mouth, ehoic, pairs,
dysentery, cholera morbus, INFLUENZA, and
other diseases.
Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills are certain
cure for all the above dangerous complaints; be-
cause they cleanse the alimentPry canal from
all those bilious and putrid huinoTs which are
tha cause, not only Of all disorders of the bow.
els, but of every malady incident to man.
They also aid and improve dIgestion and purify
the blood, aud therefore give health and vigor
to the whole frame, as we'll as drive pain of
every description from the body.
Ii should be remembered, all genuine medi :
cine has Wright's Vegetable Pills neatly print :
ed on the sides of the boxes and that if the wor
Wrght's cannot be found, all is positively y
wrong.
AGENT for the sale Of the above named
Wrighps Indian Vegetable Pills, atGeorgetown
D. J. STEWART.
A. J. STRoUBE, Higginsport.
L. NowLAND, Rus elville.
SrLAs THOMAS, Decatur.
July 22d, l943.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-13
Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware ManufactOrY,

HVHE Subscriber has purchased the Stove
n establishment in Ripley, formerly carried
on by @ Porter, where he intends keeping on
hand good assortment Of Stoves and pot metal
at the stand occupied by c. Porter, on Front
street, one door above J. d. & d. P. Evans
store, which he will sell at the lowest prices
for cash or approved country produce.
Ills Stoves may be obtained oil. M. Evans &
Co., in Georgetown.
TIN WARE.
] have also removed my Tin Shop to the
same place, where | intend keeping on hand a
general assortment, by retail and Wholesale.
Intend keeping on hand anassOrtment ofBurt's
improved Oil Blacking, by wholesale or retail.
REPAIRING.
Stoves and Stove Ware, Tin and Copper
Ware, repaired at the shortest notice.
EXTRA PLATES for stoves will be kept con-
stantly on hand.
WIN. X. BURT.
Ripley, April %, Is42. 4O--tf
Pork, Wheat, Oats and Flour will be takeL
at the market prices for the above articles, or in
payment of old de BITS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-13
STATE OF OHIO, BROWN COUNTY,
Court Of Common Pleas. P.pr,r,or
Mary Jane Jones, by her next Friend
and Guardian Edward Mcdaniel,

Sally Ann Jones, Diana Jones, Louisa
Jones, Andrew Jackson Jones, Dsbo-
rah Jones, ROanna Jones, Macy Jones
and Isaac Jones.
SAID Defendants will take notice that
a Petition was filed against them in said
court on the 9Th day of January 1874,
aud is nowsspendng, wherein PARTITION and
assignment Of dover are demanded Of
the following real estate 10 wit: In lots
Nos. Is, 81, ll5 and l7S in the town Of
Aberdeen said county, and also Of lot
lying in said town between lots Nos. ls
and l40-Ond that at the next term Of
said Court application will be made by
the Petitioner for an ordsr that dover
be assigned and PARTITION msde Of said
premises. MARY JANE JoNEs, by her
next Friend &c. EDWARD McDANIEL.
Dawn G. DEvORn, Atty.
Jan, 9th, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-13
Take Notice.

TNHAT application will be made to the
Commissioners OF Brown county, at
ther next meeting for a jury to Wow aud
Sy out a rODd, commencing al the Turn.
pike Oh the the line between Agnes aud
Ullery, thence nGrlh 10 a division line be.
tween Peter Rock and Thomas Kelly,
thence IN the line of said Rock and Kel-
icy 10 the county road running wesl from
LarymnFe g, 'hencs ess WITH sad road Ia
the divisun line be'wa,n La vnire's on
the DnwmeV survey, thence with said die
vIsOn line N TOO s, 'herc, tn ! In Ju +
kins, thence on the s,mA DDNleV sur.
Vey Ia The cprnsr Of ths w!IV ID Wis
land, theme" "u the division line between
Joseph HallsIed and the The widow De
Wis, u The county road leading from
S'roup,s t. Flystlville, thence with slid
road TO near the dwelling huuss of said
widow Davis, thence to IIlllsted's MilI,
thence crossing the east fork, at said
Mn, thence up said stream to John ADJ
ans thence northerly course along a
township road leading from BoyIes Mill
to the Clinton county line, and 10 termi-
nate on road lately surveyed in Clinton
county, which ends al or near the farm OF
Patrick Lahy.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-13
New Map of Ohio.
May 27th, 1913

The subscribers propose publishing new edi
tion of heir map of the State of Ohio.
This Map is compiled from the Surveys in the
Surveyor Generals Office AT Cincinnati, part
by Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as =
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully a+tested, not only by the present Sur
voyor GeaeTsl, but confirmed by the cOftiheRte
hereuntO attached, Of Robert T. Lytle, ESQ, the
predecessor of Mr.. HaInes and will exhibit the
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
Surveys, principal roads, Public works and con.
tehplatsd public Improvements, together with
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, countiG
Towns, cities and villages, which will be lait
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
There is no doubt that this map will contain
the most minute and authentic information OI
any state map ever published. One Of the pro
prietors has visited every county in the S,ate 70
the purpose ofgathering every informa tion requis
ite, to insure correctness. This fact of itself
will Unnecessarily give assurance to those who may
patronize the map, that for real nutility, it must
super'ede any mapgot up East, for the purpose
Of state, but without the advantage of the per-
sonal inspection and labor that has been bestow.
ed exclusively on this.
The size of the map will be between A ard {
feet square, neatly colored iE ,unties, MOUNTED
and varnished aud sOldto subscribers at the low
price Ofsix dollars.
Agents or companies taking ter copies, will
be allowed deduction offorty per cent.
DOOLITTLE & MUNSON.
Engrnvers and map publishers, Cincinaati
have examined the compilations mGde frcm
the public surveys in this Office by Mr.. Morrison,
'or Messrs. Doolittie & Munson, whoare about
10 publish a sectional map pf the state of Ohio,
md SO far as they relate to the public Surveys,
heyare correct. ROBERT 4. LYTLE
Surveyor Genoral's Cincinnati.
August 3. 1871.