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LILLY DALE.
nj IT. 8. THOMPSON.

nY n. $. THOMPSON.
Twas calm still night,
And the moons pale light,
Shone soft DER hill and dale
When friends, mute with grief,
Stood aruond the death-Led
Of fmy poor lost Lilly Dale.
CHoRrs-Oh, Lilly, dear Lilly, sweet Lilly Dale,
Now the wild rose blossoms
Der the little green grave,
Meath the tree in the fowery va.e.
Her cheeks that once elowcd
With the rose tint of health,
BY the hand Of disease had turned pale,
And the death th-damp was on
The pure white brow
Of my poor lost Lilly Dale.
CHonus-Oh, Lilly, dear Lilly, sweet Lilly Dale.
II Co." she said,
"To the land Of rest
And ere my strength shall foil
III tell you where,
CaoRrs--Oh, Lilly, dear Lilly, sweet Lilly Dale.
meath the Chestnut tree,
Where the wild flowers grow,
And the stream rpples forth thro' the vale
Where the wild birds warble
Their songs in Spring,
There lay poor Lilly Dale"
CHoRUs-Oh, Lilly dear Lilly sweet Lilly Dale.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

Fanny Kemble says: 81 firmly believe that
we must not look for the real feelings of wri-
,crs in their works; or rather that what they
give us, and what we take for heart Feeling is
head weaving-spccies of emotion engendered
somewhere bctwixt the bosom and the brain,
and bearing the same proportion of resemblan-
co to reality that picture docs; that is, like
feeling, but not feeling; like sadness, but not
sadness-like what it appears, but not indeed
that very thing. And the greater the mans
power ofthus producing sham realities, the
greater his main qualification for being a
poet"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

RED ANTs.-A correspondent of the CWltiUH.
tor says; "Several years ago my father rented
a house ovorrun with them, and they were dcs-
troyed in the following Manner: piece of
shag bark (hickory bark) was laid upon the
shelf in tho pantry, where they semed to be
thickest, and it attracted them-indeed it seem
ed moro of favor with them than anything
they could get. Tho piece we had, about four
inches wide and two feet long, was red with
them in an homr or two, when with sudden
jar, thcy were shaken into the fire, and the bark
set as trap for them again. In our case this
was an entire extermnator."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

A LITTLE JoKER-An irregular apprentice
frequently keeping late hours, his master at
length took occasion to apply some weighty
arguments to convince him of the 'error OF his
ways" During the chastisement ho exclaim-
cd: .,., ~
"How long will you serve the devil" Tho
how repled whimpering: You know best, sir;
believe my iudenture will DO out in three
monthsr'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26
A FRIEND.

How many lovely things we find
In earth, and air, and sea-
The distant bells upon the wind,
The blossoms on the tree;
But lovlier far than chime or flower,
A valued friend in sorrows hours.
Sweet Is the carol of bird
Wheu warbling on the spray,
And beautiful the moons pale beam
That lights us on our way;
Yet lovelier friendships look and word
Than moonlight, or than warbling bird.
How priced the coral and the shell,
And valued, too, the pearl;
Who can the hidden treasures tell
Der which the soft waves curli
Yet dearer still friend to me
Than all in earth, or air, or sea.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

CoSsoLING BEDFELLow.-'My dear. wieh
to goodness you'd lay streight in bed! You've
twisted the clothes completely off me, and l
am as cold rs a stone Are you, indeed, sri
Why if Won are so very cold, get out of bed
and roll Yourself up in the carpet!
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

LA PonrE CrTY-On Monday last, an O.
lection was held at tho Court House. in this
Crrr. to ascertain the will Of the people, wheth.
or La Porte shall be elevated N tho dignity of
q CITY, or remain Village; and the result
wac that only two votes wore cast against the
city organization. The next question 70. oe'
decided, is, who shall BE- Mayor. Alderman
irc lila Porto Wbi0
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

GREAT OVERSIGHT Tho police should have
broken into KossUTn,s nursery. They then
would have discovered even his children in
arms, and the nurse teaching the young idea
how to shootl The very flowers of his garden
would be found to carry their pissiLs!
TPunoh.
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C.B DRESSER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
sol;citor i'm Chaucery and Notary Public.

Office third door Norfh IF the Wesnrn Hotel
Twill faithfully attend to collections aud tie the bn-
suess entrusted 10 my care, in all the Courts IN the
County. I shall be happy at all times TO draueht
Deeds Mortgages, Contracts. &c. IN correct ana
xuperio; stye-and take Afidavits and the acknowl-
edpmcnt Of Deeds and Mortgages ! have made ar
rnnrements to procure back pay pension md Bounty
land with the u,mos, dispatch. Land and other A.
gencies attended to-. Hsdole March w. l6o3.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

CONSUMPTION OF TEA.-Tea was originally
known about the middle of the seventeenth
century. About the middle of the last centu-
ry it came into general use. The following
statement exhibits the surprising strides
which il has from time to time made, in the
space os one hundred years, towards its present
universal consumption:
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

GENERAL Scorr regret to learn from
the Washington Union Of yesterday. that Con.
Scott has rot vet recovered from fhelate severe
injury whic, ho received by an sccidental fall
while IN New York He is- slowly recovering
the use Of his arm. and fssrs arc entertained
that he may never recover it, 9ntire use. He
n now At West Point. recruitfpe his health.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

A blacksmith was lately summoned to a
town court as witness. in dispute between
two of his workmen. The Judge after hearing
the testimony, asked him why he did not set
tie the affair-as tho cost had already amour
ted to three times the dispute sum. sn 9 Il
81 told the fools to settle it." he replied,
"for said the clerks would take their coats
the lawyers :hcir shirts--and IL they got into
your honor's court, you skin EN-" --g
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

Every year of my life I grow more and moro
convinced that il is the wiscst and best to hx
our attention on the beautiful and ON the good. |.
and dwell as little as possible on tn evil aud
the false.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

A little boy once said TO his grandmother
.Grandmotber. l hope you will die frst.'-
"why so, my chld?' Because can stand
trouble better than you can."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

The annual consumption Of teas, in the U.
States has been commonly estimated at about
8 OOO. 900 lbs.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26

The German ship Hampton. Captain ArIan-
son.arrived at the bar on the 22d inst, forty.
nine days from Hamburg, with one hundred
and ffty-seven passengers.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-26
JEWELRY SHOP.

J6W 6bRI OI1OT.
pY1TM The subscriber would respectfully in
&E. "a form the public that he has opt ned lew
I.N sz11le elry shop in Illsdaie whore he IS ready
10 attend TO repairing Clocks Watches, Jewelry Sc,
ON short notice. Work warranted. doors above the
Pos,of;ce T3i4l BROWN.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

yIyHE SUBSCRIBER having become convinced.
i Thy experience) that Groceries AID Provisions
can be sold cheap at Hlsdae any other place ia
thi. side of the lake Erie, has made arrangements
TO supply the Of the public ot the lowest prices
Those purchasing to sell again, invited 10 call
and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
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f.. ID. CONE, VI. ID.
PHYSICIAN IL SURGEON.

Recently practitioner in the state of New York -
Graduate of tieneva MedcalC oege; formerly of U >
Army Vera Cruz Mexico Practices his profession in
all its branches PARTICULAR attention given to Surg
cal diseases, and all operations in Surgery.
Office over J. II, I'ratt's store Residence ut the
place formerly occupied by DR.. Griswold, corner OF
North and West SITS.
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PORTAGE, OHIO,

MUTUAL FIKE INSUKANOE tOMI AN Z
Charte. ed in IS32-Over 1000 Policies Issued.
The length oftime this company has been in opera
ton. and the favorable upon which it Insnres
mend il safe and cheap institution tie Insure IN
The undersigned has been apponed Agent for Hills
da,e Co, Mich n320m3 DANL. PRATT.
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OFFICE IN UNpERWoop,s BL cT-3p. sToRY.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Capital $500, ,OOO-. Surplus cash fund CSC, 900
Hon. CADY HOLLISTER, PIes't.
Wm. L. AVERY, Sect'y.
Ny. UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
JOHNsTowN, N. Y.
Capital$2O0,O ,OOO-Surplus Cash Fund $35, 900
DIRECTORS.
Chester Phelps, julius a. Rice. John G. Hammond.
David s. McNamara Stephen II. Johnson. John Clark
w. y. Ingraham, r. Brocket'. X. z. Clark, Wm.
Hotchkiss, Philip Van Week, w. N. Clark, JF. Pot
ter. 80
OFFICERS.
Chester Phelps, rest. w. s. lngrahah. y Prest
II. p. Clark, Ssetary John. Clark, Treasurer
stephen B. Johnson Atty Nathaniel Smith, Gen Agent.
The following well known firms OF New YORK City
nte among the Insured in this Company.
A. T. Stewart & Co, Harper a. Brothers.
Bowen g. McNamee, Wilmerdings Mount,
l. r. JefTrav e. Sons Alfred Edwards a. Co.,
Vyse g. Sons, Merrill, Bliss 20.
Wyeth g. Rogers, Hall ~ Brotners,
$. ochrane & Co., Thomas Mcclure ~ 20,
james Beck & CO., w. Shnitrn hurd,
L. & A. Stewart, William ". Gary @ Co.
Tiffany, Young Ellis, FCott"net ~ Co'
Wads. orth & sheldon Renard & Co.
The dersiyned is prepared to take risks in either
of the above responsible Companies, ut as low rates
as can be obtained in any good substantial Company
Ed CONE, Agent.
Hillsdalc. Aug In, 1852.
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In fact every article in the line OF Fnmiy Groceres
20 numerous 70 mention, which WILDE keptconstant-
~ ON hand.
Provisions. -,
Ouch as Hsms Shoulders. Butter. Lard, Elour pork
Dried Pvuik potatoes. Corn, Oats. Sc. Salt by the
Ulllsdala.l 4 ~. la52x ------- = n3Ql
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10
Democratic 5rutlnrl.
70 the Democracy of Harrison
County.


At a meeting of the Democratic Centra,
Committee of Harrison county on Monday
July 4th, 1858, it was resolved, that the
Democracy Of Harrison county, meet al
their usual place of holding township eice-
tions on Saturday, the 3rd day of SepteBa-
Der, 1858, between the hours OF one and
five O'Clock, p. NJ, and then and there ap-
loint three Delega es to meet IN Conyen-
tion in Cadiz on MondGy, he 9Th day oJ
September, 1853, for the purpose of NOM
mating the following officers to be voted for
at the ensuing October election:
Representative,
Treasurer,
Sheriff,
Prosecuting Attorney,
Recorder,
Commissioner,
Coroner.
And an Infrmary Director.
The Democracy will also at their town
ship meetings appoint one Delegate from
each township for the purpose of meeting
with the Delegates of Belmont county, al
.Uniontown, Belmont Co., on Tuesday, 9Th
day ofSrpt'ber, for the purpose of placing in
nomination Member of the State Board ot
Equalization. and Senate to represent this
district in the next Legislature.
Your committee would urge. upon the
Demoercy OF this county, the importance
of attending heir township meetings, and
appoint men who acHS attend the different
conventions for which they are selected.
BY ORDER.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10

P1IsOSISs.-. Ihsu5auls ol parents who use NCmi
iuge composed OiCasior oh, Cnumel, etc. aso not a.
ware ihat, while they appear 20 benefit lhe patient
they Az actually layiag The foundations fora scTies
ofdiacases such as Salvation loss Of sight, Weak
ness ofiimbs, etc.
Inau1ther column will he found the advertisement
Of HOBENSACk'S MEDICINES, 10 which W. ask
the att n1n vi all directly Interested iu their own us
well rs their cildreu's health In Liver Complaints
aud all disorders arising from those VI bilious type
should max use ct Jh1 only genuine medicine, Io-
bcusack's Liver Pills.
Be not deceived. but ask Tor HJbeusach's : Worm Sv-
and Liver Pills and observe that each has the ~.
nature oi the Proprietor J. y. liJiensack, as none
else is genuine.
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Mixed Tickets.

The Wings, as Il party, having gone into
a hopeless minority in Ohio, and found all
the issues which once gave them vitality
and ascendency condemned by the people,
have of late been busiIy hunting after some
thing or combination of something's that
may be used hereafter as a galVanic bat
terry upon their dead carcass. Just now
the more partizan of their leaders are CO.
quetting with Fleesoilism and Maine Law
ism, but as yet have not discovered very
strong marks of progress. Others, again,
are urging a genera! fusion Of pn'l"H and
lsms, affecting to have no special regard
for principles, are advocating the making
up of a mired ticket-"Me best men," A
Wing, in the Cleveland Forest City, for in
stance. suggests that the best men of the
three State tickets, Democratic, Whig and
Freesol, shall be comprised in one and vo-
ted for, and here is his mieture!
For Governor--Samuel Lewis. (Freesoil J
Lieu. Governor--I. J, Allen, (Whig.)
Treasurer. G. Breslin, Dem.
For Seeretary--N. II. Van Voorhes,
(Whig.)
For Attorney uenefal-I' .. DacKus,
(Whig.)
Supreme Judge-R. Hitchcock, (Free-
soil.
For Public Works--John Waddell,
(Whig.)
Superintendent of Schools-Lorin An
drews, independently
I go for Lewis because BarrIere can not
possibly be elected, and everything else
equal, Lewis is undoubtedly the best man
of the three candidates.
A funny melange it is, but it will serve
to amuse the Democratic reader, for about
the first idea that is suggested is,how hope
less and forlorn is the lot of Whggery
when one OF its partizans acknowledges il
to be in such a strait.--Enquirer
E9- Hon. James Buchanan has sailed
from New York for Eng land.
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AM OPDTMAMnF

Established in conformity with an act further
defining the powers Of Trustee, Ui Township pass
cd March the l2h, A. D. 1888.
Sec. !. BE it ordained hy the trustees Of RGm'ry
Township, Harrison county, Ohio. That ii any per-
son OF persons siia sell, yeud, or give away, any
spurious liquors, wines or iltoAcatinc drinks Of
any kind, quaIl'y or qGanity, whgeycr 10 any per-
500 or persons Tor The purpose o ding or jntenp-r
ance, CT II any person OF persons ihaii sell, ycnd
orglVe away any splcl.uous ilIuyla, wines or AoX-
lcating drln OF any kind, qual,y or qHaHji'y, to
any MINOR without a1 order iron parents, gua,-
dian o. respectable practising physician, or il
any person or persons shall lea3a iet rent hire or
permit TO be used as place oi general resort dwelling
house, Srop, snei, cellar or tenement owned, held
or belonging 10 him. her them Tor the purpose Of
seilIngVendmg giving away spiitlouS liquors,
Wines or intoxicating drinks OF any kind, quality
or quantity Whatever tJf the purpose ut tiDlipg
intemperaHcc. sucA and every Individual SO ohau-
ding agansta any OF the provisions Of this ordinances
shall on conviction thereof, be fined il any sum not
loss han twenty nor more than fifty dollars inelu-
ding costs and be Imprisoned in the county Jail not
more than ten nor less than five dusv Ptoyiaed
that nothing in this section sLrli be SO construed
rs to maHe it unlawful to sell any Of tIe Aforesaid
liquors for sacramento, mechanical or medical par
poses
Sec. ?. That tlis ordinance shq}l be in force and
take eject ifom and after the ljh day Of August,
A. D. 1888
Done thia 9th day of July, A. D. 1853.
ATTEST: ISAAC PRATT, clerk
&AaS B. MooSr S ToMneSo %;eff of hS3T.Sg hFpmSg
DANLL lhHG&uGn,S County, Chic.
July -, 1883
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marrinnes.

On Tuesdry, the q inst, BY The Rev. James Kerr,
Mr.. AIExANn-R !. HANNAH, 10 Miss ELLEN THoN-
SOY; both OF this county
On the 2lsl ult., by Rev. William LoTimer Mr. ia
COB HO0BLER to Miss CATHERINE G. GALBREATH all
Of this county.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. Jas. Kerr, Mr.. SAMUEL II.
MELVIN, OF Steubenyille, and Miss SARAH AMANDA,
daughter Of Mr.. Samuel Slommons. Of Cadiz
DI-With the above came bountiful supply Of
cake, for which the fair bride will accept the thanks
of the Printers. May success attend them through
the journey fife Those that remember the Prn
ter always meet with good luck.
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AN ORDINANCE

DASSED by the Trustees Of Shortcreek Town.
l snip. Harrison County, Ohio, August 6th A. ID.
1888 Il il hereby ordained and enacted a. special
meeting OF the trustees Of S1ricTeek township Har-
ris1n county Ohio. That any and every individual
whoever found guilty OF keeping house or houses,
shop or store, habitual resort for tp2liag or In
temperance; shall on Conviction b fined before any
Justice 0tthe Peace ofsaid township, other officer
having legal jurisdiction, in any not exceeding
fifty dollars and be confined IN the unity jail Tor
any time not exceeding twenty days,
In accordance with the provision Of a law passed
March l2th, A. d. 1853, by the Legislature VI this
Stale.
ATTEST: JouN VI arsoN Clerk.
TOWN'DT LAREIN.l
HOLMES. Trustees
WILLIAM BOND.
August lOul, 1883
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Selling of.


TITO make room for an early Fall Stock, we will
L. Nron this day. sell the balance OF our large
stock OF summer Goods cheaper than you ever be-
fore saw, theni-many styles less than they cost
and remnants al any price almost. Onr stock is
yet good and consists of
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER SILKS,
Warranted TO wash. Silk and Linen Dress Goods,
Pc inted ChaIIeys, Organdies and Embroidered
Twisted Silks perfect beauli9s silk Tissues, the
Fest stock IN the city, Barcge, Chntiey, barege and
Grape De La ins De BO2es, swsses Lawns, Poplins,
Grape, silk and the late styles OF summer Shawls,
5carls, Mantlcs &c
Our stock yet contains many desirable goods,
some the best imported land as We are determined
to sell df possible) to make clean sweep of the
above and many other style of goods tho greatest
kinds OF bargains will be given
Being very thankful for the large Patronage we
have received we now invite Every body" TO call
us very lttl3 cash will buy lots OF goods at
STONE q THOMAS
Sign of Golden Bee Hive, ia Main st. Wheeling
July 27, 1853.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10

Mr.. C. n. ALLEN: You will please an
nounce the name OF ROBERT WADE, Of Shor
Creek tp., as candidate for the Office 0
Representative Of Harrison county, (and one
strictly uptaporaJIe to carrying out the Maine
Law or its equivalant,) subject 70 the coun'
ty Demucrauc Convention, and oblige &
laroe number of Voters of the county.
Mr. EplyoR: viii you please name my
old fricn!, ROBERT ALEXANDER, of Harrison
county, as candidate for Senator, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic Senatorial
Conyru,ion. BELMONT.
Mr.. EDITOR. Please annouce W, CUL Gas
TON Esq. as IA candidate for Senator, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic Senatori-
al Convention; and obIige his host Of friends
in BELMoET.
Mr.. ALLEN: Please announce the name
of THOMAS NICHOLSON, of Short Creek tp.
AS q suitable candidate for the Office Of Rep
resentalive of Harrison County, (and one
strictly favorable to carrying out the Maine
Law or its equiyalent,) subject to the coun-
ty Democratic convention, and 'o5ll9e a
LARGE rumber of voters OF the County.
N R. Ep1roR:-You will please announce
the name fJorN w. MILuGAN, formerly of
Harrison but now of Belmont county, as Il
suitable candidate for the Stae Senate, sub
ieclto the decision of the Democratic Con-
yention, and obLige many voters of
MooREFIELD Township.
Eg~St Cairsville Gazette pleas copy.
Air. ALLEx, Announce the name of TneM =
AS McCUE OF Cadiz, as a candidate for Sher-
itf, subject TO the decision Of the County
Democratic Convention and obIige the dem
ocracy of MooRErIELD AND FEEEpoRT
Mr.. G. N. ALLEN: Please announce the
name of fR. NJ. CoULTRAP, of Stock township,
as a suitable person TO represent Harrison
county in the next Legislature, subject TO
the decision of the democratic county con-
ycntion. fRANKLIN.
Mr. ALLEN: Please announce the name Of
our old and tried democratic friend, AARON
CoNAwAy, ESQ, of Stock township, for the
office of Representative, subject to the deci-
sion oftbe democratic convention, and oblige
many voters of CApIz lP'
Mr.. ALLEN: Please announce WM. MILL
GAN. of Cadiz, as a suitable candidate for
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the demo-
cratic convention, and oblige
HARRIsoN COUNTY.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce our present
excellent Treasurer, DAVID HILBERT, as a
candidate for re election 10 that office, sub.
iect to the decision Of the democratic comfy
convention, and oblige SHORT CREEK.
Mr.. EDlroR: You will confer favor to
the Northern portion Of the county, by an
nouncing the name Of JAcoB yoonHIEs, of
North township, as candidate for Commits
sioner, subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention.
Mr.: ED1roR: You will please announce
the name Of LEWIS LEwroN, Esq, as acan-
didate for Prosecuting Attorney, subject to
the decision of the County Democrat C Con-
vention, and oblige GREEN AND RUMLEY.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

August 8, P. NJ.
Flour--State $5, ,25@3l; Ohio &, 5,25@43,
easy; Southrcn 5,37@62, quiet. Wheat
Western 1886. Whiskey, Ohio 26c. Pork
fair demand. Beef unchanged. Lard
steady; Corn, mixed, 70, heavy.
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AM ORDINANCE

RTADE and passed by the Trustees Of Franklin
1YI township, Harrison county, Ohio, to carry into
effect the provisions OF the act OF the Legislature Of
Ohio, defining the powers Of Trustees OF Townships
passed March IL, 1853.
BE it and it is hereby enacted and ordained by the
Trustees of Franklin township, III Harrison county,
State ofOho, that for the more eilectua suppression
OF tipplng and intemperanca in any house, shop or
store in said township, known as place Of habiuaI
resort for tipping and inemperance, the person
or persons Keeping such house, shop or store, and
permitting tipping or intemperanco and the vending
and selling Of spirituous liquors within snid township
of Franklin aforesaid, shall upon complaint made as
specified in section 3rd otihe above named act, pas
sed March H. 1858, and upon conviction OF the vio
laon OF this ordinance in any court having jurisde
ton of the same be fined in any sum OF not less than
ten than fifty dollars ior each and every Of
fence, with cost ofpro8ecution imprisonment i'll the
county Jail, of not than twenty days, or both,
at the discretion oil the court.
Done by the Trustees Of Franklin township, this
9th day OF July, A. D, 1853.
THOMAS QUINN, 1,.,,,,,o,
JAMES M. BRADFORD. I'''S''eS
Ill. ~ "a
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

august Q.
Flour quiet but firm at $4,10@l2, for
common. Linseed Oil 68@70. Corn Sc
@68. Wheat 5000. Oats 40@42.-
Sugar 4t@ 81, good demand. 94@l04 for
Rio Coffee; $1,000 for Moasses.