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must be worse than performed in vain.
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From Tie Winters Wreath.
IT'S HOME WHERE'ER THE HEART is
IT'S Home whete'er the Heart is!
Where'er its loved ones dwell,
In cilles<or in cottages,
Thronged haunts or messy dell;
The Hearts rover ever,
And thus on wave and wild,
The maiden with her lover walks,
The mother with her child.
IT'S bright where'er the Heart is;
Its fairy spells can bring I
Fresh fountains to the wilderness,
And TO the desert, spring..
& There are green isles in each ocean,
Ger which affection glides;
And a haven on each shore,
p~ When Loves the star that guides.
IT'S free where'er the Heart is;
s-, Not chains, nor dungeon dim,
May check the minds aspirings,
The spirits pealing hymn.
The heart gives life its beauty,
IS Its glory and its power
lis sunlight to It's ripping stream,
And soft dew to its flower.
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J. R. g. J. Fl. MORRIS.
WoodsfeId, aug. 80. 1345.
DROSPECTUS OF THE OHIO
n STATESMAN.-The undersipn-


ed respectfully announce to the DEMoc-
RAcY OF OHIo, that they have purchased
Of Col. SAMUEL MEDARY, all his inter-
est in the Ohio Statesman newspaper.
from and after the lst of July, l845.
The paper will, as heretofore. advocate,
unfinchingly democratic principles and
measures, and give the strongest sup
port to the regularly nominated candI-
dates of the Democratic Party, that it
will be in the power of the undersigned
to afford. TO firmly support the Ma
tional Adm inistration-to maintain the
right of this country to the territory of
Oregon-to uphold the great doctrine
of the sovereignty of the people, as con
tended for by the patriot DoRR--to c on
tend for the adjustment of the tariff in
such a manner as shall do Justice to the
great Agricultural interest OF the West
to labor for the settlement of the Ma
tional Finance question IN way that
shall prevent the public moneys from
becoming the means of individual ag-
grandisement--andt to strenuously sup
port any measure calculated to make
the laws of Ohio embodiments of the
principles of Liberty and Eq quality, and
to give tc the State II sound currency;
--these are the objects which the un-
dersigned propose to themselves in the
new and arduous position which they
have assumed. Their success must de-
pend upon the amount and the charac-
ter of The support which they shall re-
ceive at the hands of the Democracy of
the great Empire State of the West,
whose voice in the National Councils
is so important, and whose example, IN
the management of their internal affairs,
is destined to exert vast influence
upon all quarters Of the Union, and par
ticularly togive character TO the leg
islation Of the new communities which
are constantly arising, and demanding
to be admitted to the rights and privil-
eyes enjoyed by the members of-the
con1ederacy. lax earl 8,
The undersigned have invested a
large amount pf capital in their present
undertaking. They have brought to its
whatever of talent and enter
prise they possess. Their interest is
Identical with that Of the West; and
there is no incentive to exertIon--no
motive which can incite men to faith
ful discharge Of important duties--
which is not moving them to labor foi
the good Of that portion ofthe confede-
racy into whose hands the physical
and moral powers OF the nation are rap
idly passing. Under these circumstan-
ces, they feel that they are privileged
to ask for that support and to look for
that confidence from the Democracy Of
Ohio, without which all their labors
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1t being the long session, as it is called,
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Dyspepsia and all diseases arising from
disordered stomach, impurities of
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they are beneficial in Dropsy, Scrofu-
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CAUSE OF wAR.-"l wish ! owned all
ihe pasture land in the world" said
Bob. swell, wish | owned all the
cattle in the world said Ned. SHOW
could you feed themY' asked Bob. "I'd
turn them into your pastures" said Ned.
"No you wouldn't" "Yes would"
"No you ,oouldnt." '"Yes woutd."
sYou shant," 81 shaH," and then came
the fslicuffs-and oh! how they did
fight.
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-" PREVENTIVE OF lNFIDELITY. John
Randolph in his best years, always gave
the weight of his influence to Revealed
Religion. But it is well known, that
about the time when his character was
forming, the atheism and materialism
avowed by certain leading politicians,
were making extensive havoc of the
principles of young men in many parts
Of the land. Mr.. Randolph was once
speaking on this subject to a distin-
guished Southern gentleman, and used
this remarkable language:
81 believe IshouId have been swept
away by flood of inhdelity. if it had
not been for one thing-the remem-
brance of the time when my sainted
mother used to make me kneel by her
side, take my little hands folded in hers,
and cause me to repeat the LoRD's
PRAYER"
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MI s C. Ell NE GUS.
THE SECRET OF HAPPINESS.

Go, search the ponderous tones OF hu-
man learning-explore the works of
Confuclus the precepts of
Seneca, and all the writings of Socrates.
Collect all the excellencies of the an
cient and modern moraists, and point
asentence equal to the simple prayer
of our Savior, ,''FATHER, Fo ReNE THEM"
Reviled and insulted = suffering the
grossest indignities - crowned with
thorns, and led away to die, no annihi-
lating curse breaks from his lips
Sweet and placid as the aspirings of
mother for her nursing, ascends the
prayer mercy for his enemies, ,"Fath-
er, forgive them" O, it is worthy of
its origin, proving incontestibly that his
mission was from Heaven
Acquainti nces, have you ever quar-
relied? Erie nds, have you ever differed?
If He, who was pure and perfect, for
gave his bitterest enemies, do you well
to cherish anger? Brothers, to YOU the
precept is imperative; you should for
give, not seven times, but 'sseventy
times seven"
Husbands and wives, you have no
right to expect perfection IN each other.
To err is human. Illness wall some
times make YOU pe;ulant, and disap-
pontment will rufile the smoothesl
temper. Guard, then, with unremitting
vigilance, your passions: controlled
they are the genial warmth that cheers
us along the way Of Iife--ungoverned,
they are consuming fires. Let y0Gr
strife be one Of respectful attention and
conclIiatory conduct. Cultivate with
care the kind and gentle affections.
Plant not. but eradicate. the thorn in
your partners path. Above all let no
feeling of revenge ever find. harbor in
your breast. A kind word-an oblig-
ing action-even if it be trifing one,
has a power superior to the harp of Da-
vd. IN calming the pillows of the soul.
Revenge is as Incompatible with hap
piness as religion. Let him whose soul |
is dark with malice. and studious of re-
.venge, walk through the fields clad with
rverdure and adorned with flowers; to
his eye there is no beouty-the flowers
10 him exhaIe no fragrance. Like his
soul, nature is robed in the deepest ST.
bic. The smile OF beauty and cheerful
ness lights not up his bosom with Joy;
bat the furies of hell rage there, and
render hm as miserable as he wishes
the object OF his hate,
But let him lay his hand upon his
breast, and say, "Rcvenge, cast thee
from me; Father, forgive me as | for
give Others" and nature assumes a new
and delightful garniture. Then, indeed.
are the meads verdant, and the flowers
fagront--then is the music OF the grove
delightful to his ear, and the smile of
virtue lovely to his soul.-C. Miner.
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january settlement " \ q 60
Revenue arising sale of and sale
Received from of State the ount proportion of taxes
paid through State for 1913 .s'- IS 10
Received from the State for double due the
-. .t ss, go
Received from Auditor county arising sale oEAsE4
49, Tp a, r. 6, being paying balance
due State therefor and costs of sale thereof lo7 60
Received rem Of Franklin Switzerland, and u
non townships Militia fines 81 50
Total Receipts .... S21,3l3 49 1
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Total Indebtedness $l0,930 81 8
AUDITORS OFFICE,

w p0dsIIeId, sept. k3, 845'
thereby certify, that the foregoing is
a correct statement ofthe Receipts and
Expenditures of Monroe county, for
the year commencing June 8. 1844,and
ending June 2, 1G45; and that the
statement of Indebtedness is truly ta-
ken from the books of this office.
JNO. M. KlRkBRlDE,
Auditor. M. c.. o,
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State funds n county treasury 6
Paid township for Common school purposes 1921 SO
Paid township treasurers for township purposes 1886 SO 6
| Township funds in treasury s 83 8
Paid township treasurers for poor purposes 2
Paid township rrasurers Tor road purposes 6lo 81 2
Treasurer 1869 7s 8
Road 5: funds ads II in treasury 81 o. 8
Public Building funds treasury 1914 80 5
Paid for school district purposes
School district funds in treasury 1 8
Paid uolia funds township assessors order of 27 90
Militia funds in treasury 8 81
Paid State oourto Common Pleas ss 10
witnesses In State before Justices Is 90
cos asi dS e reass cos s s3 s9s @ s''s cases 81
Associate Judges their lo4 90
County Commissioners their fees se 90
Thomas Mitchell, Jr Esq, Sheriff 9
Thomas Thor West ESQ., fees Prosecuting Attorney i2s 90
john NJ sai KaEGrde fees as Auditor t'' $40 II
Interest Funded Debt 568 45 9
Wm F Hunter Esq" fees counsel for Benjamin Pat
Frederick Auhmann for timber taken by supervisor,
Paid Judges and Clerks Of Annual Election 1l5 SO
@ % JUDGES s AND and Clerk: CLERKS Of s tsas hs Hf Hsa s' ,aa 90
Paid Assessors of 1874 ea 90
Paid Assessors Of l845 -.
Paid Clerks for making returning enumeration of las 90
Paid Judges of Justices elections 90
P 5 ass s. @ esb9s % oag B9a Ps
PAID grand jurors, June term 1914 48 55
Paid grand jurors September term, 1914 49 20
Paid petht jurors June term, SO
Paid petit Jurors, term 184s ..a-a.- 90
Paid petit jurors April term, 1914 5 SO
PAID P' Ps'' "o ssPs@bs ssPs asb e saa 1914 81
Paid petit jurors April term
Paid Constables Court
Paid jail boarding and jail fees
Paid for keeping during trial and the Jail
Paid for guardingj -.u.s B. AZ 90
Paid James r. Morris for public printing 1893 70 81
Paid John Durham for public printing lS4l & 81
Paid for repairs jail court house and Offices 7s II
Paid stationary and postage Tor Clerks Auditors and Recor
der's offices Sc IS
Paid for for Auditors and Treasurer Offices
thereon
Paid Auditors and Clerks Offices court
house and Jail ..easra 36 Sc
expenses Cicks insanity
Paid Woodman Okey j. McMahon S. H. Rownd, and VIM.
Beardmore, taxes improperly charged 1sspr 81
Cash Sam1 Potts Judgment road bond
VIM. Mason Adam Johnston admir- Of DAN
Gray, being balance due them after paying the
the State the of 16, 4p a, R. 6, and
costs of As.5a - SO A.
Paid county orders redeemed . 932 O3 81
Paid John Kerr, Esq, fees Treasurer 3 535 43 81
Paid for fuel stationary, &c. for Treasursrs office 2S 66 81
Total expenditures 81 $ao7e4 ii q
Exces of receipts expenditures 5t $60S n
Amount paid house debt above 40 SO
house funds in treasury 1874 80
2 yf 4 - b o m 5 r.
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. Men, like books. have at each end a
blank leaf--ehildhood and old age.
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EXHIBIT
the Receipts and Expenditures Monroe county, from the 3d day OF
~ June, 1914, to the 2nd day ofme. ls45. ss s # b

the Receipts and Expenditures Of Monroe county from the day
" June 1914, the 2nd day pfJnne I845. 5000. # rs
Il
State School, Court house, Road School district funds
naming in the Treasury at last settlement z ' la SO
Revenue collected Duplicate including of
denquencies and charged tereon and tax on Law
yers and Physicians II ' ' =. ', &. e l'7- 'af 1888 81
Revenue collected from and from Others personal
properly heretofore returned hsovent AZ.
Received from State treasury being section l6 school
lands in Monroe county d. = ! j. 1el1 257 is
Received treasury Monroe counys proportion of
State Common school fund " 9942 Sc
Received from of Fund Commissioners Sur
plus Revenue, for the year ending January 845, for
school purposes ..a* 1907 ae
Received fromhe of Fund Commissioners interest Sur
plus Revenue for purposes, and from Treasurer OF
State on same for same purposes sos 10
Received from agent Fund Surplus Reve-
0 returned to
Received fines and costs prosecution criminal
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Total amount of the reduc- ails !
& tion OF and means inthe eaabasg
treasury to reduce the aa
county debt .6tIs s $3.50 s43 a
t3l AMOUNT OF COUNTY DEBIT
Small balance due on Public Building
debt not included. M 'Se ~. y
County Scrip ~ $500 95
County orders,unredeemed R%t'
June 2, l845 9.4o9 90 9
Total Indebtedness $lO.93O 81 8
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i Paid State Treasurer State Revenue $40 IA
Fl Canal 81
Common school fund for 1914 368 93
on Lawyers and Physicians AZ SO
.. " collected on Duplicate of 1914 10l 81
u Surplus Revenue $40 90
i Interest Surplus Revenue 1927 26
Pedlars license
funds arising from redemption of forfeited
lands II 81
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NEW G0oDgl

4 MIX q MOTIF, No io2 Marker ,op.y.
~ are nos ce~e,vinR their s.rord ., =, &c
FALL AND WINTER COODs
a,vina purchased them Q erest reJ.efio, q,
rrtee. we are prepared to offer good hsrgs;,.s
sor'msnt NAV he fi,un., :" '"e ="
Tree o. ode -Cashm.re D'Ecosss. ehue.n
rec AN. Afghan Plaid, Mouslir~ de- : .inc. YER,
cnenp' A'rsca J., sire all k,u|s 90 re cent I,,w
or than nsn,l; a. NH anne. ev.ry variety.
<dny Articles TRIMMINGS &c -Hosie-y q,
ecyeIv kinas White Goods. iri.h Linen. sussis 4
b'rassy. inare. crash, Alpaca Aprons, Rr,,~,
snd white Holland, 'rimmirG Oimps and Firm
gee; Silk and Worstcd serget Silk ara Wers,.j
Thrend. Bnttans. Silecia &c. &c.
large sasort!ne"t Of E"slish and American
Calicors. vevv cheap. fs 49,. "
Fer 0e' tiemsn's Hear -cioths. c.s.ion-re..
Sstnnsts. keniusk v Jesns Tweers Ss,in. Mry;.
noe. ca'hrerc and other tes,invr; Gentr' era
va's and stock; all Of which we can sell n,
much wrr rrices than they were sold early ia
nemssfic Goods Rod. brown, ve'low and
wnms Ftscre Plad : inses, ri'iines, he hest
nnsses Of br'wn and blesrhed Muslin. T;ek;np
herks. O'i1es'ic Stripes and Pl.ids. Cotton
arm an carpet chat :. always IN hand
= nny a T r I. . % aT-
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n UT krrrivrd hy The snh-tfiher. az a~s'ftnent
- ~ fa- foii Jew~ird J,,i,n 20 snd Tul.ss G,,id
;svrr ~aIrhfs which will be sVlJ, a, . small Ell.
vsnee on r''ri.
Aaypsrsm wishing In purchase FIRST rsis wnIrh
nns ~ ,bs r,ry 5,a. will p!euse cali snd sIsmin.
my ss%a MUS
Also. ecrnmmn C;.dJ lever wqithss, heavy sol'l
sasr,Is. hb add vrs' rhan.; LWI'es' GI'nei Topss.
and wher ssns pu-; diamond rury emerald. amv
,,,si, ep'nri. pas pearl j~I and every variety %
.ei and tisu.. Rugs G.id pencis. rings 80, :.
"a, 30, snver sJss ns silver su"~s Tor TIE HAIR all
and ~, bar pms, jet neckIsces, silk goafas. PEE
knives &c sc. All received ihis dsv.
iau3 JOHN BISHOP.
sFn ~ The BE ws,eb. No ie7. Msin o..
4 B--wa,ebss SD Jewslry TrpsRsd mihs sso.
approved manner srd ~ priees ss low - a. en-
,hsg ss,,blishnsnl IN Vie city.
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LATEST ARRIVAL
or VERY DfSiK, BILE
Fail ~ Wint"r(.OOd
no 40. HEAD on WATER SIN.

NO ~. HEAD OF WATER ST.
THE undersigned is nav receiving the larc, 81
and best elected lot of desirable gon eve,
'Bered in his hns In this ciiy. direct from the
'esi houses IN Philadelphia and Baltimore. 10
BROAD CLOTHS.
so pieces Blue. biark. brown Invisible greco.
.iaret, cad.t, dahl aud rpssct br 'wn cloths.
'proved makes; elsp blue bl eek wilrd Brli,ap
10Th. go M -rsh ~ res, varr,ns prices I'd qua
ifirsj IA 80 verv tesrsbir, So ps rnssinets. all
Oiors am nrIcrs; DO dam md wave sn v,ne
,e'y desirable; @ pieces pint and flushing cloth,
very heavy; lots h~svy blue and green Mack.
vESTINGs
Rich fg'h silk AM wooI,en Velyets late STYLE
nd hest qnaliivj Meriro do; satin. PLAN am
ed d";iasiing an cashme 1T, new sv,le vest
my; \" erican. French and English. with srcai
varisiv Of articles in the above line. wnirh will
ne ~ abe IN 10 order IN 'he very lave fashion.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, green. bro vn and olive dress and frock
"oas; Beaver snd niof over c.,ais; ID. frocks d.
blue biark, double wavero; DIa nond aud plain
.; ssinel ats, frncks I'D cnatI e,s; general as
sorfarent Of Sack coais, all cnlsrs and shades
London rweed XIV Jeans ard Mexican mix do
isnts 3 4 ant 4 4 cloth cloak =, all c"iors and
q al .ihs;css hm"re. csssinet and K Jeans pant'
,iid vPstsi wool and coftOn knit under shirts
| Linen anu Musii d. hnsoms, collars. sto, ks 4
s"arfs; 81 ve', suspend, ~ and coInf'y,sj v d
| veil W and green canton and NESTLE htnncls
birding tr nmisgs 5. CO 81 prs country knit
h.se
The aueni IN Of f'rmer customers and VI
| pubiic generally, ~ resrertfilly invited, as "
| are determine n " t0 he tthlnd The Cheafe1
| euvt shbors 10 81 ling go, 4 bargains for rash
| oc 10 A. r. GKRS
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COMMISSIONS RS SALE.

By virtue OF decree 10 { e abovr eau q, J.
ne Undersigned. tbs 'oinnI. shihci ap, Gin ri
~ said decree. will fs. r "a O. the his hs>'
bill .r a, tuoi, suc h,n. ~ r nj .f The con
a''use III Tn "a r"ur'y, IN s tu iay The %
toy oi March, l>45 'he sou h halves I l.. 1.
u'h r ine q % ,wrive, IN Or, AUS ,dii n
.. " hee!iDg. which addiction 10 ~ q p. n ul
70 riiv oi Wn cling tho property qf The ,am
II 'uston md Is srUst-d on the YES size ri
rum steel. in Gid W. and * well i'm. e.r.'
y ERIN. SALE b pure. . m nev. " th
NJ resi- ~ m the Day al sale 10 be pay able IN
tnI,e . ,ual insr.lments, ~ otto, two and III tr
yeas. ie>prcrveiy frum 'hr day at "a =, al,
urcfs Z. give bands " {, s"oi srtu.r
hr'ef"T, and tn i rt'te i-'aiio as TURNER
'r"uiity until Fsvn en- IN uli
ISAAC w MtrCHT
feh % C,mni ~ aer
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AtRits he'd IN t'r clio ~ FIJI e OF thi.
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