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ORDINANC
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL
OF THE
CORPORATION OF GIIB0l.

52lsr ORp1NAycE.--T' 70 restrain Drum
kcnaess - Be il ordained by the Council
oftihe incorporated Villngo Of Gilboa.
Thdt any person or persons who may
sell,orgiye spidldods liquors 10 any pei 4
son or persons, so as 10 become drunk o,
intoxicated, slall be brought before th'
Mayor with or Without process, and'on
conviction thereof shall BE- fined in any
SUN lotexcecding twenty five dQllrsbof
less fllan five dollars, fors each ufense,
and costs Of prosecution; end sballfurlher
beiliahlea for all damages which mny be
dohe9by any person or persons while un>
der the influence ofsaid spirluous liquors,
22ND ORplNANcE.--Side. Walls ! and
Ditches. .-Bo il fuIiber ordained, Thai
the sidewalks on Main. Street shall be-,
nine feet wide, and laid with stone, the
curb stone to be al least Two inches
thick, and sunk al least one foot below
the surface, to be done al the expense. Of
the owners as hereinafter provided; the
side walks on all other streets TO be
eight feet wide, 10 be laid with plank or
stone, as the COUNCIL may direct, 10 lie
done 10 The satisfaction of the Council,
at The expense of The owner or ownets OF
lots lying adjoining, or abulting against,
said Z. sidewalk; if none resident, 10 be
done by the Street Commissioner, and
the cost and expense 10 be taxed On the
lot or lots, and COLLECTED as are, other
taxosg Also sAhe dilches anddraips on.
each side ofihe streets TO be opened and
kept open, so as 10 convey off the water
that may come into said bitches or
drains. k,,sy cey dllsad lo tror,gs;ue
23RD ,ORpINANcE--R Removal of Dedd-
Carcassfs.- Be. tfurlbRrsordaiped y Thai.
dead carcasses OF fillhYstDat,er of like.
na;Weg shall be- removed beyond the
limits Of the Corporation. To. be re,
moved 9byl the gpeFsonl owning the
dead Janimpl making jor causing the
filthy, matter, if said person, car,
by The Marshal, Be found, Otherwise the
removal shall be made by ,he Marshal al
the expense Of the Corporation. al And
on complaint ofapy interested persepIo
the Marshal setting forth that any dead
carcass or,flby matter does exist within
the limits of the Corporations il sbalobe
the, duty of the MARSHA 10 give IBeieeBe|
The propeIaperson 10 make such removal
withou, delay, and, should any person SO
notifsd,1 refuse tel make, snch removal
within proper iimes on conviction there7
of, shall be fined in any .sumonot eAceed>
lug twenty dollars, with COSTS of prose-
culion. ibgeqiE{ ,lgsl aHl
The above Ordinances to take effect
from and after the dwefl flmblicalion!T !
is.e 81 HENRY Y WING. MayonasI
r, G. LUCE, Recorder.eua igs,5gE .EI
Gilboa, June 26, = lS53gdtgag a
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ROAD NOTICE.

ID OBERT Sites, William Beach, Daniel
M Broadsword, John Cities, Moses Lee,
Waiter Edwards, o. Nj. Williams, Church
Wilson, Jesse McWilliams, Roland Green,
Mary Balor,p and the unknown owners of the
south west and north west quarters of Sec
zion eleven, and Of the north east and south
east quarters of section tsn, and oflhe north
west and south west quarters of section
fourteen, and Of the north east and south east
quarters of section fifteen, and of the north
east and south east quarters ui' section TWEEN
ty-two, In township two north range eight
east, will take notice that the viewers and
surveyor appointed by the Commissioners Of
Putnam county, Ohio, will meet at the house
of William Hannas, in Blanchard township
20 view and survey certain road, hereafter
described, petitioned9 to be located ard
established as county road, commencing
at the termination OF the Gilboa road, where
il intersects the Van Buren, and Defiance
road, in Van Buren, township, at the section
corners of sections, thirty four and thirty
fine THENCE running q Direct north course
on the section line, until it intersects the
north or sandy ridge road and there terminate,
-m f af'ig''7 GODFREY suffer- =
638 o. t,. Principal Petitioner
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AUDITORS OFFICE, D
Kalida, Putnam County, Ohio,

JUNG 10, I6oo.
], John Monroe, Auditor in and for said
county, do hereby certify that the foregoing
is correct exhibit Of the Receipts and
Of Putnam county, for, the
year ending June 9th, 1853 XXI a.;.-..-
- Join MONROE, Auditor.
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ROADVVAX.

hNJAD AA, "a
N Office is hereby given that the, County
In Commissioners, of Putnam county, at
their June Session, 1853. levied the following
Road Tax, to wits In the township. OF Union,
Jackson, Monroe. Greensburg, Perry aud
Monterey, twenty cents on each one hun.
drod dollars of the valuation; and in each of
the other townships il, said county fifteen
cents on each one -bundred dollars OF the
valuation of the taxable property therein,
which said taxes may be discharged by labor
performed under the Direction Of the Super.
visors of the proper districts, al the rate Of
one dollar per day. kzsA8 Efl Eli s
JOHN MONROE, County .Apditor.
AUDlrdR's OFfIck, Putnam Co., or
Kakdd. June A29th, 1858. 638
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ROADaNOTICE.

FNUBLIC notice is hereby given TO the
IL citizens dfPumGm county, and State Of
Ohio, at their next Session, praying for the
location and establishment of'a county road,
commencing al the county line south of N,
w. 0gan's house lin section thirty-five in the
township of Pleasant, county aforesaid, and
State Of Ohio 10 run thence north to the end
of N. w. Ogan's cast and west lane, and.
thence west to intersect the Kenon and
Kaida State road. N. w. 0GEN.
June 8, 1858. 0lNmDs oak .Ri . 635
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ROAD NOTICE.

oe..'..,5 =, ROAD NOTICE, siasa
:NOTICE is hereby, given to the citizens.
IN. of Putnam countygthat there will be J.
petition presented to the Commissioners OF
Putnam county, at their next Session, pray.
ing forthe location ,ahd establishment1of a
county road, commencing atthe north east
corner ofthe south west quarter ofthe south,
west quarter of. section ,thirty-6ve. in Plea,
sant township, Pdtnam county, Ohio, to run
thence south to the county line, of said
county a.4e,,- ,..i.,- -, .yc-.,n VI *.
.,''s Z ADAM VANMETER,
June s, 1853. e Y 4 635-
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PETITION TO SELL LAND: - 81

L. N. Crawfs, Admnistratorl -" " t't
of William Williams deceased,( Court of Pre5dte.s
VS..
Margaret Williams, et al. -
TANE Williams, Isaac Williams and liudson Ifil-S
- liams, whose residence, is upkaewn, heirs and
egalrepresentntves Of William w liaIhs, deceased
arc hereby Informed, THAI sixth day Of Junel
a. d. 1853, said administrator fled his petition in the
Probute Court within and fer Patnam county Ohie,s
tbe object and prayer of which petition to obtain
an order for the assignment Of the Dover OF Margaret
decensed and for the sale of the following ReaE
Estate of which the said William Williams died
seized, situate in the county Of Putnam Obio, ,tSi
wh:-1he north west quarter of the south west
quarter OF section sh town 3ne north range eight
east containing forty acres of land, more or Iess,to
pay the debts or said decedent; which said petition
1853. M lfets. S4,,F y, e+,., igd saa ssn =,
I'M i. Fl BY a. BuDD, q .g, q
G35 Sol, for Petitioner, a..
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Amount paid county commissioners per diem SlSs 90
"" . William NJ Bell, auditors fees
( att Z i for the year ending March LIST, 2 &
1853 $50. .,........,,...-. 7Ol 3e
grand Jurors. :. ........ lJs 25
g" /" lettit Jurors. ........!..... leG SO
( g q" james Mackenzie one,third
bial sss yearly allowance as prosecut- %"
ing attorney .................. &C 66
Z" Azariah Budd one fourth yearly !,
ala 1851 allowance as prosecuting at
.H g! q. David I. Brown clerks fees for
,IGvi.8, issuing process forand swearing i,1
Il as witnesses for grand jury,
3'l' i2 March Term, 1853. -. ......... 67s
7" J0hn D. Fruchey sheriff 3 fees glaI.i
for summoniDg grand and petit t
h93i3t juries and witnesses before .4a'
afi1 grand jury, l........n....f 81 09
witnesses before grand jury
va fDN,I fees and mileage ....s........ 105 rs
=" :" for fees and costs of annual and q, 'l,l
presidential election and re-
so ae3 turning poll books of Justices ,11
-. elections DE-. ,.,.,...,....... 1896 IS
A'S forlocating county roads ....'.. 154 25
!: - - clerks of townships for making i
and returning enumeration, of ,.,
White youths. ......... -. % 50
- = township assessors for assessing
In 1907. ............ 10 w
s" SEQ" township assessors for 1858. ... '296 81
l." q taxes refunded on land erlo-, f, . 4
l''" neously sold for taxes. 49,. So III
hrD.l 'tOfor stationery forall offices. -. l43 90
III: James Mackenzie for drawing 4
fl' At'fN official bonds for county Off
/ s,,, 1o GERS. Observation-Disclosures II OIL
members board of equalization 8 90
SOD 81 justices oftlie pence for opening
ces elestions ...,.,... ....... 10 so
- " James Wells constitutes foes nt .a'
s t tending grand and petit juries Is 90
George Skinner postnge on
.tH91E9 county documents. ,t.g 8 81
" " costs aud expenses in State cases 1853 10
"sis' 's for wood for court house. clean ~
81 20 ing court house and otheriinci- & ,sal
dental expenses. 49,. ...... 80 81
+" da Z" for building Office for probate ~ =
..ia .s judge aud repairing court house SO Al
John Dixon as probate Judge,
,allisf foradmitting Jonathan Daniels ii W
8t !, and ", Tharp TO bail aid re. .fsesy{, 1
cotding proceedings. ....!.,.. l6l
(" ii'! foranouut assessed onpoiicyof 1'lsi
Insurance of couvt house. ...,,, Is g. |
PIG. Bassett for stove and pipe
4 fr u for probateofiice ..s......... III GO
Samuel Sterling ior sett chairs 1 |
k1 l3e for probate Office .......,..... 6U0
esH2 ~ reZorders office ~ ,..,.,..,... Is, 90
tsli ~ Jafnes Maekeuzie for publishing il f8I
400 hssa3sssd fs 81 q SsSsp's ana
tfCni "1oJdmcs htackepzie for printing lnsURI
blanks for apdito. s office ..,.,.l CO
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Total amount of bills audited and orders
1SsueH. Stl~u AZ
Amount IN, the treasury at June aN
settlement 1859. 2....,.. ....... $l42 l74 sr.4.l.
Amount received in the treasury
during the year for county pur. J3
f'O''00t 1876 I3
.fs45rr /, ssfs, 34!. ;T., -
Excess of bills audited and orders issued over i.
receipts .....:.. IL. $244 -
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sHERlFFs SALE.
The State of ohio,I Inea Y l.ls'

The State of Ohlo,lNcG 3sa 10 Nal3F'i ,&
vs.. 4 Z Vi 6 YENDI.
James Knowlton. w. q .sav4'
.DY virtue Of avendi to me directed, from
I'D the court OF common pleas, of Putnam
county, Ohio, | will offer for sale, in the
town Of Pendleton. Putnamicounty, Ohio, on
Saturday, Jdly 10Th, AID, 1853,
Between the hours of ten o'clock, A, M, and
four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the follow
ing goods and chattes, to wit:
One eight horse power of Thrashng
Machne,th ,Thresher, Separator, and one
two horse wagon. .r.-rZ---,-
Taken in execution as the property Of
James Knowlton to satisfy decreein favor
Of the State of Ohio. sgg
JOHN B,-FRUCHEY, Sheriff
SHERiFF's OFFICE, .lI , q
Ralida, Putnam Co., o., June 90, 1853. Z
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF,

srf REAL ES "A L E. .-. liz,
'DY virtue Of an order to me directed from
ID the Court of Probate, of Putnam coun-
ty, Ohio, / will offer fer sale at the house of
Henry Green, in the town of Leipsic, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, A. d.,
/ @i5l 40N 1883, -it !asi@
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, o. m. and
a o'clock, ?. M, of said day. the following
described premises, the property of John
Mcclure, deceased. !. (subject to the dover Of
Sarah Mcclure. his widow thereinJ to wits
The north half of the north west quarter
of section twenty-fonr, In township two
north of range seven east, containing eighty
acres, situate in Putnam county, State of
Ohio. 'gif pa#fnshi tn91'a Pa
Terms Of Sale, -One-third cash in hand ;
one-third in nine months; and the residue in
eighteen months, with interest from the day
of sale, to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. tls1 l5FpA oA3 7'.s'H
90 81 rH 81 ROBERT ]. LOWRY, 'a9s
Admir- de bonis non Of John Mcclure, decd.
JAMES MAcKENzIE, atty for petitioner.
z June II, 1858. cl5' aa's "a. 636cw
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Of BiHs audited and Orders issued on
4 County Treasurer, jorithe gear ending
June SM, 1858. a5 BINS a..
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LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
PONDER!

No excuse, for Ign ORANGE, when Ignorance
/ is Misery; to those we hold near and dear.
and when to dlspel our Ignorance Is with
In our reach. 1JI439 7lpN 20 YES eHf5eI0
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HAIR OILS, &c
EXCELSIOR HAIR. T0NTc.

Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty of
THE HAIR.
FTE above has been thoroughly tested and tho result
is an universal expression Of entire Satisfaction
1t is warranted TO eradicate the Eandruf prevent RAID
ness tendency to turn gray, prevent the faag of
the hair preserve its color, render it soft piabe and
glossy, and in good condition for curling, eradicate the
aDiqalcu@ which is destructive to the hair Temtve
the scurf, scad head relieve headache &c. The
Excelsior Hair onic being purely vegetable prepata
tion, the thing ard the only thing worthy of its name
BGdHess.-ShOuld any desire to his bald head
retiring under the shade of helnlfu locks let him mako
thorough Of the Excelsior Fair Tonic.
Failing Or LooscEiag Of NE Hair. If this disease
be neglected, it viii prove the precursor of badness
result which is by desirable one, and which
can easily be avoided by thorough of the Excel
siOr Hair Tonic.
DandrgF and Scurf.--Th;s disorder, in most cases
easily and entirely obyated by the use according
reciions, of the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Headache.-lf y0p wond he relieved O. headache,
and the gloomy dsagreeRhe feeling attendant upon IT,
ing, and hilarious spirit resulting from head clean and
clear, and brain free and active, the Excelsior
Hair Tonic.
LiHiment.-For Wounds, Bruises, sprain-, Agues,
rheumatism, Chilblains Stngs and Bites of Insects
Sore Throat, Pimpes Chapel Hands, &c., most ex
cellen and valuable lnnent the Excelsior n air Tonic
Chiidren-it may be used upon he heads of children
witt the happlesi results.
Prepared only by LOMBARD & CUNDALL, Drug
gsts, Springfield, Mass. To whom applications for
agencies must be ad!rs ssed.
PRICE INVENT Y-FTVE CENTS.
AeBxrs-CALDwEI & HLL, E. II. MARSH
and d. SCOTT, IT, and st'td by Druggists and Fame,
Dealers, 5, c., throughout the United States and the
Canadas. au6 dawtf
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H0nSES FnR. GALR-

9ssA A Doube Tenement rooms each; of II do;
hSiS of do; of 10 do; Cottage, doj 2 houses
on Main ST do. partly fnishedi do contain
ing tenemeats; of rooms in Huhblrdston
Farm in Petersham, n &c, &c Also, go house lots.
The above property will be sold on the most liberal
terms. Those in want Of Houses or House Lots will
consult their own interest by calling at the REAL Els
TATE AGENCY, 233 Main st., up stairs.
Or Tenements, Stores, ami Offices to be let
MONEY to loan collateral security
dly aug4 LEWIS C. MUM.
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FOR. SALE.

%zA The Estate occupied By thu subscriber on
iai- Lincoln street.
The Lot is am. lie and beautifully located,
The Garden is large, and unsurpassed in productive
ness, and has brook bordering side constitut
ing beautiful appendage TO the same
The House is also very urge and convenient and good
enough for anybody who has got patent right
good trade. Price $4,000. Come and look at IT.
So diff o. II. BLOOD.
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THE FALL SEASON !

DICHMoND & TROWBRIDGE have not over.
1S looked its MOI elites, fresh fairies, designs
and are no'v ready, with their taieRt, Si, and enter
Pr'Se together with rich materials, captivating Styles
and unrivalled workmanship.
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SAVAGE & AIBEE,

MANUFACTURERS of Extracts, Essences, Co.
w loenes. Hair Oils, DC.
Wholesale Agents for Atwools Biiters, Extract
Danielon, and other Medicines.
Agents for the sale Of the Lancaster Bread. Also,
Kings NJ ilk and Brown Bread.
Stationery at Wholesale and Retail, with variety Of
other articles at very 10 " prices.
Merchants and Pedlars, Will do well to call, as
can and will give bargains to persons pur chasing
sell again. 1T No. Pleasant Street.
BIN SAVAGE,
jyl6 DIFF A. p, ALBEE.
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PENSIONS IN WANT 0I
H. G. HEN SHAW.

NOTARY PUBLIC. Leicester Mass,
A 1TENDs promptly to official business r, ceived by
n mail, presents Drafts for acceptance collects
Notes and Acceptances and RENTS proceeds without
fee or expense, except in of protest Gravel out
OF towns takes dispositions, and prepares all documents
equiring Magisterial or Notaral atesiation.
50 daw3m
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House For Sale

ID The subscriber wishing to locate where Land
Y is more plenv, off RS his Real Estate corner of
Pleasant and Liaden sireefs, for sale. The house
is nearly new, built by tie day and Of the best
rails Terms liheIal. Price low. Inquire of
50 dtf n. AlN SWORTH.
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Raal Estata fnr Sala.

AsJA THE HOUSE, BARN. aadLOT, No Al Pleas
HRS ant street. Also a Cottage ICu, about six min
- uets walk from the City HAL Amply to
meh2l Jos. LOWELL. In.
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FOE SALE.

e,ss ON Grove street, good House, consisting of
60 eight oouis with garden well stocked with
s5s% Frnit Trees,
Said House is almost new, with large Poultry House
on the premises, and in every respect hothas
fort and convenience, very desirable tenemeht.
Inquire of }. :. CHENEY,
fb2 DIFF No Z Grove street.
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New Fancy Looms.

TIE subscriber has invented and patented new
a and improved Fancy Loom, Tor Wooden, Cotton or
Linen II can be built Mt less price than the Fancy
Looms hitherto used. W i'll accomplish much
work ith tine saulr power. Is convenin and simple
its construction, and east attended. 1t may be seen
M operation at Nessrs Smith * PIatt's Mill, in New
Eng land Village. Grafton. For further information in.
quire at No. SO Main street. of Kim personly at Mil
bury. au23 dawtf JOHN FENDER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-03
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AsA THE subscriber being desirous OF leav- SSsH
ira ing This State, offers his entire REAL ssTS
a7e~ ESTATE at very low prices, consisting $50 =
in part Of one House Shelby street do, uniin
ished Laurel street do, On Grafton street 90
House Lots Laurel lIill do, on Grafton street
IL of Land the Holden road 1888 acres OF
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
oeL6 diff A. NJ MERRTFIELD.