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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
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Vclfrs,,r ard Eoston Courrelaf Asfr f-far, -.
ccbUscfr - All hgl.siore "a SslEsaek ki.rc' t 80
F'ovdsrcs Ss- H:,rrf - 80 t.ni hsfo. . ~,
ions sid NssfsfIet E..,o'a 80. = fRi ~ - 80
5Pa Errs.,. Trsr for Boston opg.ls Sssa'ea "a.
Tssiss 1910 siosK aa.oss'.-s ~ sec. "a
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Losccr nd Tl- y collrc-aar.
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. 'ANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA FALLS 3
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81 itrorEh So fofs IA esussssas ks4t - .
sors 80 ti- ksiroses ft' fo.a 80 a. BROAD Sko4
~ rar- frory 81 - $500 Ia a. e-,fosts
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A. - Iiu 1ouu,-fa -lfh grcs lesiss Nsrfofs
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CHEAT WE<TEKS NAIL LISE.-SiIE
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T1Eesff llel,,s 81 chIcA,go y; LOUIS NJ 1919
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kNtlkE sIATk, Wi-oa. CoGna.a1er, HoAs'
s6T1HTEN MICHIGAN, D. P.rkazs. col--sssass. -
DAYS a. san EDAYS -
SoEIhERS ISDIASA, L 7 Ph,sr, c1aas.s.l4 I'D
Lawn. Rlz.o eveTy Ersniss ts1.1.ys Iesgtsdi
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80 JSRS <F Foa n - s.s s = - B-,Iss,
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DinIss =
~ EEwJERsEY RAILRoAD-U NAL - 80
lssas.s q :ssSA 81 ga z .s@ 5rs -.
81; "a k.1s sFso - - IL ~. ~ h -
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seoos esis "a s15.' ssa.s -. 80 =, sss 80
DI-FFALO and NEw-YORK CITY RAIlksg5I
ID se~-Yas 40 Erls R1-nea2 % Ho2SELLssiL-
80 M BcTgao ExfEEss-Throssh n 10 kszrs - So
sAM N.n Ts..s-s'o!ElAs Il a ...t1isaOD .
zkrts Ne. C0srilanetst an a. fof 2, - - ~
| VIC TALLxaOsE, Ass1i, Ne. coDssiAs&i~'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

j NOAD-U NAIL LlNE -rr- sd -rEas, ststls17
IfMF-IIW LIZ fssr.sL. FOR pc
Pee ,k1IEDAf -t- st, % oock . y, fon Per - 3
Acrrt hirfr.
F.ril...lt srE4y O. toad ed IL VLsase
LCDLAN gLEAsASTs So p B-aal~ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

EOR sALE-At a great sacrifice, one lOw pressure
Yusvr z-so-ss pouers oic-- I'd has oe-a ~
"a 81 q rcD.ks APs1 - 90 ,,,--,. . r. A.. e, rh..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

WOOD! WOOD: for sALE-3OO Cords of Wood
w (a Sry fer tie rock spPosss Hyds Psk H7.so,
WATKINS RIsE, Ne. Is cAszbssSs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
UoE BOSTON. via NEWPORT aea FALL RIF

Il -Th- .. -1.l - s-T-ref ses--r,' ~ y - ~
$500 49, iS-r.-sss .sregtftl 'c'4 - - -
P.i-esg ASP ~ f~sfhL 49, g soNa- = " ~ .
Frs,.ti a. Easos f,r-.r-s t.ss,sa - go $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

Trhslsr Boilsrs ofFosF Al sl H.Iss Pore " p -i I'd
,fs<, 81 fuo fclins l11ct cgl iic-
- bssv7 .iCut . Aefs- foEs 80 cof-7 - =
rflslor.. acasr. ogf = l-l1a poser 49,
f-sr e. 1-rtsf. cstu kf'-et Al 80 ff~
PEASE 4 MURPHY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

E,OR sALE-At great sacrifice, one ti'e-hor'e
II -, ~. res Nv AID IN rocd oaif-r1sy b rssi
Five Prs & Aarls ihssasr Ap J g. DE MOTT
4 Co No 81 Ciarnt@rssf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
rI,HFLIyEBPOOL and PHILADELPHIA sTEAu

THIBDCLAss PAsSESCERS.
ln-e1 Eur.-r csS1 p.ss-Ezrrs P1l-
selrhs sE1 LT.rpos, .gCuc Re- ccnEed rroT1o-s-
Frra Frg-1 Lrerpoo
Ce-Ilcsfes b $50 hes VIA 1fscs
q tTllE1s ct her trerss e. c1-rrsyorl
Fzt o pr Ioo1 k.ziWIss vi b 81
,cc- eff>er<-r
A s1p.reucsd Ez-rrc1 81 Be CARED eles sEi5.
SEA crl.is drawn q ~ EEz-.1d nd In I'D
n LrPF THOMAS EAADcOA
Is Bru.fusy. Y ard IA. Wll11--r, Plii.iepki2
RCHARDSOS BEOTHERs A Co. Lave pol
TIE BRTIlsh AID NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Il NAIL sIEASsHI7s frur SEW-TORs q LIVERPOOL.
- csc.l Sss~Aze tlzns c<cona CasiE Sszzs- eT.
fFg1 bDc1Dt = LlFERfODL-N1i-f Cl1r fies
Cain fes~4<s 80 IT, stips fun 5Da1 al Hsifsr
AkABiA- CsFt ya1E-A AhkklcA C2gt L-tch
RkhSiA. Cslt hyr-, EUROPA Carr Shaanca
ASA. Csrt . Let CANADA Cso< sen-
AFRICA CAPT BEn1soa- EIAGARA CsOs Iz.E
I1ess a
hos.e oev, red pcrs box.
AFRICA. 49,. Lei
EI EDPA. sAl1o1. Bcstru
ARABIA Juast S-lE- -an.-lTT ia J-ra
CANADA .B1xo. g.sa-.d.r "a IN.
ASIA Lei fuoa
hlAGAkA- yVsSre LAW
AFRICA Ilsk ~
AAAkICA Lerch. .B3s-cz..... Wsdze.l.y sth J.fr
bert1s Sxid fur.
ALsxpererc<d sarseos sosrd
he q Hes rps b Accountable far roA vo
senca sEeee esey pree;oes soas Gsss.. .as.- ~ q
sfnE ag.-d 4-rrto GDa rsreof sxPr-4
fsS tssti q Pa~@ss sPPJ - CUSARD No. sBs-1nssrssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

pOoNTON CUT NAILS-Manuisciured sai con
ID stsn-l @ b.za Al sof -.'s y nrrvR.toRp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

wv O'CLOCK LHE of HUDSON Ahd
HIIsON RINLk EAILtOAD IN

-Illus rsrs Ittrl fr-rf lalg Or tllf "a ~.
EErElfs Irtif A NJ trr-st l- lorrsr l4.r'If IN
r,.stirG 81 Gao cr Ncsfrss lt 90 80 str.e b.
- Tran p a ~ - ItTcIr. n tV ft'us I A. n 81 p
Fsrrts. Irsn p, ~ tce9fl lill Ir1-a G ~ - l,if
~ ItrIytCrn tf % ?. -
For Pouibsslrs- : A. D., Way. Ffssf ir1 Pe-ssl -
60 J. " P.sfrsf lrtiG
F.r Perfssll -finA rrcfP ~
I-e Tsfryf.r, Pestssl Eld Pc1s1fseffs liiif f'2 8
Wy rftfrrs -.
SUNDAY TEAMS for1 tsnt.-st tr >. A. y - f-iti
tEd - =. q isr At-tg. scpp.Ls "a A.. h ,i.,-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
- - 4. ~ orr1 - sex c. LAY. s7.Fs 9
- ! HOWARD son Asszas 70 = Br,s1gtF
- ~ - CHVrOpNTt STEAMSHIP
STEAM COMMUNICATION betvee
Gov CV,RIF>TON AND FLORIDA-SEyH

L uFVELY L VAIL LIEE-The 80 A. .Fo-t- usa7
-OUIEFENER~ " F.isr C.Ha-al--sr. = rae per y
y = c. - EDsfsI AZ. J-1e - - ee.-s n - - y -
rsfstEe c-.r~ g
7t--st ..tssu 70 F1fls Slows T. JIrE0-rs s.s %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

s'--@' szSS5s A BEOUNE2 As-saa W - Nc.
ATEW.YORk s1c ERIk RAILROAD -Ps.ss
~ Trs.s sa.s g's- So q u'l---st I. So "a -
Easv.to Vrrssss 3 An - b--.1 c.sc- cres - A
a. R.,os1 - A. "a = llrg ss,e -s.i eaH-Rs
~ g.. g., -.
~ .ffsN - Ir-f-rs ~ Brfs- "a. A. fs,ef q
W.suGa ~ - DssEE- 40 ~ - ~ 49,
sserr Errafs. = P ~ - Dz1tft a. s--s.5
F~reaA~r y - b--s--s a.. = tz-e--ee-.-e 49,
on s--fsrf CT y &C krr-rit IA = r. 7. y -.
q. Errr-- f-s-s 80 e. 1911 : - = =
c. C,ns-rr Cescagr. 40 ~ hrr-e q =. - -
49, k--rtrc
- Nt-fT~-~ Nfsf. -r-e-~s-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

t,.s.os I'd .glrT's 81
-i.sr,t D GLASGOW - md 90 sofs-oFer ~ ~
fr- 30 f 1rl Nsl cf i+tsroa "a kDAf.
i.ts J-7 re1f. a. 90 SAL koAl, .i1 -er
Ia 81. p. - b. o'ficrt r0tE
Nr~f'
Ff Gel t-sair sac ko-fI p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-07

Mn EvfRerr's IrTTgR --Thr y Yofl
Express states that Ed ard EyeIets Ieitcr1o
Lord John Russell, respecting the tri.psrtiie
treaty. was submitted to Mr.. Marcy by the
writer before its publication, and the Secretary
of State recommended It's public appearance
Some of the democratic papers, and, If We
mistake not. The Richmond Enquirer among
them, questioned the proprieiy Of lis pnbIica>
ton. There wonll be more and greater d.f
ierences of opinion. We imagine. between the
democratic press and The views of members
Of the administration, If the comments 81 the
former were always made before the latter
were disclosed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-07

Tho Episcopal Convention of New York
has voted Bishop wainwright salarv of
$4,000 and the Episcopal residence, but until
he reinqushes his present connection with
Trinity, the salary is 10 be $4,000. Bishop
Onderdonk it is said was assured of a contn
uance of his salary of SO, 500, and residence.
The intention, however, If he will surrender
his present residence, Is to sell i. and provide
him another.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-07

AcKNowLEDGMENr.-W are indebted To
Purser J. IL. Collins, of the steamer Baltic, for
copies of late European jurnals. We take this
occasion 10 make also our acknow gmcnt OF
the kind and courteous attention We recciy, Il
at his hands on recent visit to the city Of
New York, and the facilities he afforded us of
inspecting the noble ship OF which he is an of
ficer. We cannot desire Tor any one who may
design visiting Europe better fortune, than
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-07

Mn SoULE's RECEPTION IN MApRID-The
Spanish official organ at Madrid, the Herado,
is discussing The subject OF Mr.. Soulc's rccep
ton by the Government of Spain. 1t is said
that The Spanish Cabinet had agreed to allow
him To present bis credentials, the Government
reserving 10 itself the right of sending him his
passport should he depart from the s,rccst di
pomatic proprely in his speech to her Maies>
ty the Queen. The speech delivered by Mr.,
Soule on the eve of departure for Spain has
raked up the old embers of dissatisfaction, and
the press were criticising him * his sentiments
very freely.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-07

The question has arisen with regard 10 the
Koszta difficulty: What Is u become Of that
so suddenly famous person The agreement
bet~ cen the American aud Austrian rcpresen-
tatises was that he should contiuue in charg.
of the Consul General Of France until the
question of his nationality was determined by
the two governments claiming him. There
does not at present seem any Likelihood of an
agreement between them. Shall he be- doom
ed Ia indefinite Confinement and will France
consent that her consulate shall become the
orison-houso Of an individual who has given
her no offence and as 10 whom she cannot be
supposed to feel any particular interest Sup
pose France tires Of The office of jaiIor and
releases Koszta-lherehy doug what we re
quire Turkey to do, and giving all The sat,
lsfaclion We demand-will she 10y snch pro>
cedure incur the hostility OF Turkey and
he made a party To the quarrel. Again Il
Turkey declines to make war on US for
our refusal 10 grant the reparaion she re
qnres. shall we make war upon her for 1t
must be remembered, that not content with
rejecting her demand We prefer one ourselves.
to Wit the release of Koszra and his restora
lion to the condition in which he was. when
seized by the Greek hirolings" in the streets
Of SMYRNA These are questions likely to en-
ter into the meditatons Of our Secretary Oh
State md draw off his mind from too steady
and serious contemplation OF the state Of bis
party in New. York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-07

FRosT AMONG TIE ToBAcco.-A letter in
the ST Louis lntelbgencer announces that
there as a severe frost in Pike county, Mo.
on the 22d ult., doing great damage to the 10.
bacco crop, half of which was outstanding.
The thermometer before sunrise, stood at 80.
The writer directs his St Louis agent mol to
soil his tobacco under $l2. kentucky papers
also report white frost in thai State The Corn
and vegetables were affected and fears were
entertained for the tobacco crop.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-07

W. " y '#-- rs-o IL lrs' Pc
burg Int. eeec' t5tst wate wheat soid ~
that city the day proyioas. tie 4tb, FIR 81 %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-07


ALT Howard. THE VIoLINIsT-We have
note from Mr.. Howard in which he reonests |,
to announce that he " i'll be in this CITY and
give Concert MONDAY EVENING THE l0ru
INST. If there be truth in newspapers land
who doubts it p his powers AZ a Performer
are OF the most extraordinary character Let
us give him a hearing and Judge for ourselves
EDITORIAL CHANGEs.--O p. Baldwin, ESQ,
the accomplished senior editor ofihe Richmond
Mail has retired from his connection with TINT
paper. He is succeeded by Mr. VIM M. Sem
pie the former spirited Editor of the Freder
icksburg News MT Semple will he associa
ted with Mr.. Rose in the publication of the
Mail.
The Richmond Times will soon appear in
new dressat which time Messrs. Alexander
ii. Sands and Thos. BaiIlie, who have purs
chased an interes, in the paper. will toke part
IN its management.-Dr Irving will continue
the chief writer. The Times will command
talents enough to ensure the most gratifying
success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-07

LIE SOUTHERN PLANTER for October has
been received. We promise to present our
readers with some of the valuable agricultural
arucles which are found in its columns. Ii
would be better however that all oil our Ear
mers should have the work in their libraries
and Gull for themselves the oftimes valuable
suggestions it contains, We are persuaded
that to nineteen twenlielhs of the land culi
vasors OF Va there is scarcely number of the
Planter which does not contain practical in
formation which if judiciousy applied would
be worth ten times the value Of its yearly sub
scrlpfion price-one dollar. The Planter is
the a,ls and Jealous friend and ally, and the
representative Of the farmers interest; and they
should maintain it.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-01

Coon RULE.-A man who is very rich now was very
poor when he was boy When asked how he got his,
riches he replied my father taught never to play
n my work was finished and neveTto spend my money
until had earned It. II had but hours work In 4
day must do that the first thing, md in hour, And
after this Was allowed to play nd then could play 4.
with much pleasure than Ihad the thought Of an
Of doing every thing in time An II soon became peffecsy
easy TO DO 90. It's to this ~e my prosperty'bo Let -
every boy Who reads This 70 anddo likewise
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-01

MURDERS AND ARRAYS IN MIssrssIPPI.--The DeKalb
(Miss Gazette Of the 18th instant contains sad chro
nce Of crime in that vicinity The first is an ARRAY be-
tween two brothersin-law, named Wright and Turner
during which one was dreadfuly wounded The next Is
the murder OF Samuel Aiken, by a youth named John
Edwards, aged eighteen years. and the third il the
assassination Of Col James H. Sims by John j. Edwards
who 1t is alleged at the time engaged in CARVING
his nephew, charged with killing Aiken beyond the reach
Of the officers Of the law
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-01

DESPERATE AFrRAY-Two Cadets at the Military Insti--
tute, Frankfort, Kentucky named PumEL and MORAN
had desperate rencontre on Thursday The former was
shot in the chest the ball penetrating the lungs and the
latter had his skull cleft by Ratchet
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-01

Mr.. PETER CAMPBELL residing on Folly Island, below
Charleston, was drowned Wednesday afternoon to-
gether with two OF his servants in consequence Of the
Charleston. - -
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-01
DEBATE IN THE SENATE.
SPEECH OF MR.. UNDERWOOD,
OF KENTUCKY.

On The resolution offered By Mr. MASON, calling
on The President for The Correspondence beeen the Seers-
tary Of State and The English and French ambassadors
IN relation TO he Island Of Cuba, December 49, 1852
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-07-27
A New Supply Of Ready-Made
CLOTHING.

gTNHE Unterslgned take pleasure IN announcing TO
Il thsif old customers and lhe punlc generally,
llal lirlT stocA oi spring ami Summer i,bADA :
MADE CLUi HIM l. how coiuniste. lhey were
purchased under advantageous CIscln stances, when
sil enable them " oiiur such bargains sz eail4Ot
IsIi sats.y PURCHASERS.
ILsIr sieck consists in part, OF hne Dress, tIocA
ana SecA Goats, ne C0tl al.l Cashmere fuuts hic
Salin, IlOg aud tancy esIs NeIy large ami wei!
selected stock VI Summer CVats ana rams % every
vdIIeiy, size AM pce, shirts shirt Collars, CTdyais,
-,es.-tIgs, &e, Ssc. IEey have p1la pa.ileuaT a.
,end0a ~ the solee lion Ol ar sgOcA LAS Nhlc
Oi eveTy Va.le,!, HOI ls nnysl Aio'esii'
loEn tie EOGgh gld .,Gduy, al al. II,eTnIedliig
graacz--a Of wAl-l usy az determined ~ seii At
! Vely sEall a4vauce Va thsl. OIL -I.iai cUs1.
h4l lisa gUOl. were mauU ~ oder, and consc-
uueauy tsey LayC uO hts,auOu IN WJIrEhtlig IueI.!
aeauy an Substantially made.
ll.s ~ call IL cur sIuIv u Main street, opposite
,he uu.Ic Sqlaic, twJ 4oOEs HOr,h VI LEAH sIOTe,
waeTe we HtI ii all tllues b. iouud ready, NII-
ing ana waIung iii yOd OUT, lion top ~ bOtol
lOJOts gAgeptrdJ AMI d.ess you II syle HOI " "
snssIe4 =. " tIIe l0Jsl iussl IJIs.
J. 1. JOHNSON & co.
Cadir, May 10, ls53-ly
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-07-27
CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
9nGA PIECES OF PRINTS, ali c9Iors, and prices

0nn PIECES OF PRINTS, ali coIors, and prices
vUU from 6Ji CTS up to 2j, at Wood 4, Smitbs
Dress Silks, IN great variety; black, changeable,
figured Berage, berage Delaines ana linen Cling.
hams Linen Glnghanl Robes, various colors, at the
store ot WOOD Il SMITH.
assortment OF Silk Handkerchiefs and Cravats all
colors. trimming goods, an endless variety, consist
ing in part OF Glmps, trlnges, Silk Lace, Silk Vel.
vetry, &c, &c. .Bonnets, Silk, Gimp aud Straw at
greatly reduced prices. Palm Leaf, Panamn and
Straw Hats. farasols, Parasoletts and Sun Shades
Umbereih's, by cart load Carpet Sacks, various
qualities and prices, at WOOD a. SMITHS.
Saddlery and Harness, of all kinds for sale cbear
at WOOD a. SMITHS Cheap Corner.
Family Flour for sale at all times, and Wheel
barrow TO lend at WOOD Il SMITHS.
Queensware and Glassware, good stock, at
WOOD u SMITHS
Wall and Window Paper, at WOOD g. SMITHS.
Spinning Wheels, Davis nlake,) warranted TO be
first rate. Coffee Mills, good article, at
WOOD Il SMITHS.
Groceries-Tea, Coffee, Sugar and MoIdases, &c,
&c, at ' q WOOD e. SMITHS.
A good assortment of Schools Books constantly on
hand at WOOD a. SMITHS.
Brown and Bleached Muslin, all qualities and
prices, at WOOD a. SMITHS.
Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part ofLocks
Hinges, Screws and Nals, &C., &c, cheap Forks
and Hoes, Corn Cutters and Brier Scythes, at
WOOD q SMITHS.
10 600 feet of Oak and Poplar Boards and 'Scant.
ling; also, Oak Shingles at the Lumber Yardo y
WOUD s. SMITH
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Al; ORDINANCE

Established la ColtVgD4.y wI5n al act further de-
lJILg H. ,Ows!sUI A4ds.s== VI ow Isut:is Pa5s-G
.4LG.Na t4S I-ll., -. l.. 1875.
See. /. De Al V.Gd!Gs.. Dy tns Trustees Of Athens
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GlILAs v. GAy HIau, 4aiIty Or Uanl }, 10 ANY nIlo,
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Se .aGAsIh5 ply sLcLa VI d.ly p-lSJL .. y-!soAs
shah leu~e, 49,, Eet l.e P-!..It ~ Je us-u
pIace VI E-Aslai Ts=UIt any dwelling house, shop,
snsI cs.l4l or leueIn-nt owned, ngIN VI 0,Ion IA.
aim, tnc -. The purpose oi yeAdlHg,
ing OF giving away aE! slA4.oas liquors, "I.es ..
lulUAlcut44s uil.Aa % any hlIur quAiIy or quunuy
Whatever loG tho pup1se q. AJnns OF iAsmpe. dAce,
such ana evo!y A-INL!dri 80 OllenuIhs against any
"a TOyl u tlis o4GiuaIEce, siIaII On coHyI~
tIyu Ol, llvd lii ANY less ndH lwel-
" mole t!4aH ily aUlIuls, Including Costs,
may be Imprisoned IA tie county jail mot more tlGD
~ G!Iy less l.l ilEe GAYS uUlh lhy uIscIe
ttuI Vi tuc Jusd-S.
DIVIDED, tlla. nothing in this section shall be 50
MAKE ~ unlawful ~ sG any "a ttIC
dfUIe l. GJ.S lSI sUcruAIGnlal, IClIlnal Uf
ch4nIGdi fNu i'Oses
-,ec. = il.4. li3 ordnance shall be in force and
tuAe uugt tIO.h a4 a.tuf the +3lu Gay y. Juy, "a, ~
tuJJ.
Zone this 18th day of June, 4. u. 1853.
A4ILsI. james hlthY hYlL!l;h, ClcIk.
JuHN DoW.ING, IIustees Ui Athens Township
jotN N'rADDLN, Harrison County Chic: =
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WoRLp's FAIE--Governor Wood has sp-
pointed Henry Wilson, Esq, of Franklin
county, Thomas Means, Esq, Of Jefferson
county, and Gen. t. w. Powell, of Hamilton
county Commissioners Of Ohio to the
Worlds Fair at the Crystal Palace. The
Commissioners will see that Ohio has her
proper place assigned her for the exhibition
Of all articles sent from the State--to look
after the credit ofthe State, and to render
the exhibition easy Of access and agreeable
to the citizens Of Ohio Statesman.
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