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AN oHDTNANcE

For the suppression of Houses of TipIing and Intern
perance.
SEc. |. Be it orlained by the Trustees of Rich
land town, hip, in the county Of Fairfield, and State Of
Ohio that from, aud after the taking effect oil this or.
dinancc, no person or persons, shall be al lowed to
sell, 'arter, or give away any s~pirituous vinous. or
malt liquors within said township, except for Medici.
nal, Nocturnal, or SOcrNmcntal purposes.
SEC. . IL any person or persons shalt sell, barter,
or give away any spirituous, vinous. or malt liquors,
within saiItownship except for tho purposes specified
in tho first section Of this ordnance, he, she, or they,
shall be deemed guilty olkeeping a house OF tippling
and intcmrerancc; and shall, on conviction thereof,
before any Justice of the Peace or court having Jur.
.isdiction, be fined for the first offence tn, sun often
DO lars, and the costs Of prosecution; aud on failure
to pay said fine and costs, he, she, or they, shall be
Imprisoned IN the Jail OF the county for the term OF
ten days;-and for tho second and every subsequent
offence, he, she, or they, on conviction thereof, shall
be fined no more than fifty, nor less tn n twenty dol
lars. including costs OF prosecution, and be iinprison.
ed in the Jail Of the county not less than fifteen nor
moro than twenty days, at the discretion Of the court.
SIC. 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after the 25th day of June A. d.
1853.
DANIEL BAKER
JaSUs Essns Trustees
ArrEsT-MrLroN BAKER, Clerk of Richiand town
ship.
July u, 1859 4 At
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FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE Executive Committee of the Fairfield County
l. Agricultural Society will receive itions
for the Farm North Of lancaster, on Saturday the 9Th
of August. For information as to terms, and qua. ity
Of land reserved for fair grounds, enquire Of the un-
dersicned. JOHN REBER, Pres.
J. G. Weaver, Sec'y.
July 81, 1853.
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DAN RICE IN TRoUBLE.-This celebrated
Snowman was arrested in MeadvilIe, Pa, n
few days ago, for erecting his tent on the
Diamond in that borough, without license
from the authorities. After a hearing Of
the case It was decided to hold Dan to bail
for trial. To add to Dams. trouble, the al.
ligotor and one ofhis best monkeys died dur
ing his stay at Mcadville.
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A HUMAN CANDLE.-The Chinese Repos!
itory tells n very singular story of the pun
His offence, it seems, was uiIpardonable,
and il was determined to make an example
ufhim. Consequently he was wound round
with cotton, saturated with talluw, and hav-
ing been dipped till he presented the APP
p%earance of a gigantic candle, was stuck
up on his fathers grave, and lighted, OF
course, the poor fellow persisted in slow tort.
ure. Was ever device heard Of, 30 com
pletcly diabolicul.
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MARRIED,

On the 23th inst, by the Rev. II. Will
lard, Mr.. DAVlDP BIRD to Miss ELS
ABETH YOUNG, OF Madison township.
On the 3lst Of July, by the Rev. J. F.
Reinmund, Mr.. HENRY FAHRER Of this
city to Miss ELLEN NELLY of Rushcreek
township.
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JOsEPM HOWELL d cos

WU5EA " AHV ETH - We
HIDE, KIP, OIL 81 LEATHER STORE
No. 81, South Second ST., Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
r Gather sold on Commission, fres of storage, at 8
Ia per cent. with no other charge. ! Of value Ad.
vanced in cash on receipt Of Lcaiher in Philadelphia,
and accounts sent with balance on sale Of same
Leather being in great demand in Philadelphia, quick
sales at remunerating prices may be depended upon.
Best Tanners Oil, perbbl, sla gal's Barrel sa3, cash
Calcutta Kips $3.50
Dry do do LIZ
Reference-G w. Swan, Prest. State, Blk, Colum,
bus. Herbert Geiger Tanner, Rushvire. Fairfield Co
Gid ard & Eastman, Zanesyille; Stone & Cochran
Merchants, Newark.
Communication addressed to the above firm vii
meet with prompt attention.
Scioto Gazette please copy l-6n.
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A Monster OaEIBus .-Tpial is about to
be made in Paris OF a huge omnibus, to hold
fifty persons, with a smoking saloon, gal
lery, &C., 10 be drawn by n single horse, on
mn iron way, at a moderate pace, The at.
fair will not DO very unlike an American
railway car, and is intended to transport
passengers from the Barriere du Throne to
that of IEtoilc for fifteen .centimcs, about
tlree-eentG..
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RAILROADS IN TExAs.-Gen, Sam Hous-
ton is addressing the-people Of Texas on the
subject Of railrood improvements in tina,
State, aud contends that the true policy o.
Texas is to concentrate all her energies up
on the great Pacific railway passing through
the State east and west; and when that roa d
isbnilt, the other necessary roads will follow
as a nuturul consequence.
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REMOVAL.

COLUMBUS AND HOOKING VALLEY RAIL-
BROAD COMPANY books Of subscription TO tina
capital stock of the Columbus and Hooking Valley
Railroad Company, will be opened as follows, viz:
A 1.-THE Exchange Bank of Columbus. at Col umbus,
under the direction of Vim Dennison, jr August Is.
proximo.
Atthe Tallmatge House. Lancaster, under the d.
rection of Charles Borlsnd, August i6, proximo.
At the American House, Logan, under the direction
Of John Borland, August IA, proximo.
Atthc Collectors Office, Jacksonville, under the
direction of ]. w. Fulton, August l8, p~roximo.
At the Auditors Office, Athens, under the direc-
ton Of E, H.. Moore, August 10, Proxino.
At PARIS Hotel, Lithopolis, under the direction Of
Daniel Crumley and DIR. G.. L. Eele, August l6, prox-
limo.
At Winchester, under the direction Of VIM. Frye
and Samuel Bartlit, August Il, I!oximo..
W. DENNISON, JR.,
c. BORLAND,
J. BORLAND,
J. w. FULTON,
L. II. MOORE,
July 10, 1863. Corporators.
tcity papers please copy till August 1871
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FRANKLIN MoEUMENT The Philadel-
phia American suggests TINT the project of
the erection Of a monument over the grave
of Franklin in thu city, be committed u the
infringement Of the Philadelphia Typo
graphical Society, to whom, it says, the
c~raftin the United States might safely en-
trust their contributions with n confidence
that they would be properly used. The re-
mains of Franklin at present rcpose in an
obscure corner of Christ Church grave
yard, and have SO little to mlrk their rest
ing place as to render it din suit to be found.
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Francis MYERS, Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as executor Of tho
Is ate of Francis Myers, late of Fairfield Uounty,
deceased, dated at Lancaster this 9th dav of July,
1859. MICHAEL MYERS.
Executor of ERANcIs MYERs. Decd. 3w.
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Another Brilliant Triumph of DIR. 5. A
Weaver's Medicines.


Care Of Ulcerated Sore Limbs on al OIL Gentle
man Il gears Of age, 'cho had suffered Nth them
% years, and had been treated Ia the best EagiSh
Hospitals, 'oihRout any relief. .
Three Mile Bay jefferson Co., N. Y, Fob, . 1863.
Messra. 3. 4, WEAVER Il Co -Gentlemen - have
been aalietedio for the last 20 years with a very bad
allaction ofthe skin, an have had seventeen running
sores on my leg at one tina, and have been for the
past year unibleto leave m house for the most part
of the time. | have used all the remedies that |
could hear OF, anl all to no pa~rpose-until ! learned
from your agents Messrs. Schuyler, Putnam & Cos
that Viewers Syrup was recommended for my COM
Illint, Tat first did not think ii worth while to give
It any attention, but having hada circular placed In
my hands, | at length anne to the conclusion that 1t
could do nc no harm, IL il did no good. At this time
my leg was a complete sore from my ankle to the
top Of the calf of the leg. have now taken two and
a half bottles Of your Syrup: used one small box oil
Cerate, and my leg Is now all healed up, and is sound
and well. lam now II years of age, and had given
II, all hopes ofcver being cured. | have been in tho
best English Hospitals and have tried every means
that human ingenuity could invent, but without any
favorable result until this time.
Ihavo felt it a duty that ] owe to you and to the
public, that these facts should become known, that
those who arc similarly afflicted may avail them
selves of your Medicines. Should any one doubt the
facts above stated, you are at liberty to relerto any
of my n~eighborl in this place for the truth Of these
statements, and also as to my character for truth anC
veracity,
am gentlemen, very truly, yours,
WILLIAM BARBER, Sen.
We certify that we sold the medicine to Mr., VIM
Barber, known as DIR. Viewers Syrup and Cerate
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NOTICE.

A tiny instance an attachment was this day issued
IA by Jacob Embich. Esq an acting Justice Of
Ohio, against the property and effects of Aaron HES
tand, a non resident Of said county, fof" the sum Of
Si3. 40.
This 9Th day of July, A. d. 1853.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A Sagent for Adam Householder, SEN, l will sell
IA the House and Lot on East Main street, known
as. In Lot No 8, in Reber's addition to the City OF
Lancaster, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Samuel
Henley, and near the residence of Salmon shaw
Esq. Terms favorable, and title indisPntnbIe;
July Z, 1853. 9-a-ms
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HEAVY BANK RoBBERy,-The Mechanics
Hnd Traders Bank, in Jersey city, was en-
tered OH Monday night, and robbed Of So.
600. The thieves stole the keys at the
cashiers house, with which they entered the
bank and plundcred the vault Of the above
amount in bills and specie. Sheriff NJ ar.
selles left u bundle at the bank on Monday.
containing $1,000, principally in notes oil
the North River bank, which the thieves al,
so carried oil,
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Dissolution.

TNHE undersigned copartners, heretofore doing bu.
i sin SIS under the name and firm Of Clam and
Brandt, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by Macmillan Giana who
will settle the books Of tho old firm.
GIANI& BRANDT.
Lancaster, July IA, 1853. 10-lm.
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0TThe editor Of the Athens Dsmocrat, I
man whohas been 'every thing by turn
aud nothing long" gave publicity a week Of
two since, to the gassing articles OF the Et'
gle and Telegraph in answer to an article o
ours. and wound up with an anathama a
gainst the editor of the Athens Messenger,
who retorts as follows:
Nov there always has been and proba-
bly, will be as long us earth e~Hdures, a class
Of honest, we'll disposed men who sincerely
believe that il is the Auuder that kills; and
this same class Of men just as honestly and
sincerely believe that a sweeping assertion,
put down with a sort Of uhereas, in order to
give il force and effect, is perfectly con.
v~incing-tho very quintessence Of argu-
ment itself. Such appears TO be the posi-
ton of the editor Of the Democrat, as well as
the Eagle and Telegraph, from which he
copiest to establish the fulsity ofthe charges
preferred"
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]. w. COLLIER,

(LATE OF PHILADELPHIA)
VenulstIng & GossamorNig Manufactures,
Opposite the Capitol House. Columbus.
A N Extensive assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
IA mems Wigs. Toupees, Soaps, haf-Wigs, fore
pieces, Back Hair, Frizetts, Puffs, Curls and co'ored
Work. Also, Bracelets, Necklaces, Beads, Eings,
Crosses, Pins, Guards and Chains.
UTHair Work repaired and dressed. Orders faith
fully executed. Jan 8, l653.-6m34
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IMl CLAN

WTHOLESAG.E and retail dealer in Grocerie
w and Provisions, Foreign and Domestic Liquor
and importer Of German Wine.
Main street, Lancaster, Ohio. lO-ly.
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WANTED.

A smart, intelligent young man, who can read and
N write and has some knowledge in the retail gro
cory trade. MAMMALIAN GAM.
Lancaster, July 18th 1853. 10-1m.
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WANTED,

~ District No. I, Pleasant township, Fairfield
l. county, Ohio, a school tedGn,r NhD is COMPETENT
to teach all ii, higher bran ,hes Of an English Elu
cation A god telch4 r can fnl employmS IN Tor ten
IN Jnths in a yolr at a good salary. Information can
be had By alltessins II, TN l~ersigned, at Ian .aster,
Ohio. JOdSA. FGrfEli, District clerk.
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DIED.

This morning at 5 O'Clock FRANK young
est child OF William and Nancy Slude,
aged 8 MONTHS Cleveland Herald.
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EJDAN RfcE's famous Hippodromo and
Menagerie will visit our city on the 18th
inst, aud OF course win attract q crowd
Dan is enc Of The best clowns" travelling,
and his big canvass whichever a crowd
Let the lovers Of fun be in attendance and
take a laugh over DAMS inimitable d~rollery.
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How TO Pass ThRoUeH SMOKE, LII the
course Of an inqucstin London lately, Mr..
Wakley, the coroner, observed that il would
be well to Ocquuint The public with the fact
that II persons in house on fire had the
presence Of mind to upplya damp cloth or
handkerchief to their mouth and %nostrils,
they could effect a passage through the
dcnsest smoke; but the shnrest way would
be to envclop the head and face completely
:n'the damp cloth.
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4ouETERFEiTERs ARREsTED.-Six nolori-
Gus counterfeiters were recently arrested in
Cincinnati, md forty thousand dollars coun-
tcrfcit money found in their possession.-
One Of them was NJ ilton Parker, an old Of.
fender. pardoned out OF the Ohio Peniten-
tiary about six weeks since by GOV. Wood
On his arrest he made no resistance; .
quantity of counterfeit money in sheets, bu'
unsigned, was found ON his person, to the
amount of several thousand dollars The
bills were on the Ohio State Stock, MAN
Valley Bank OF Dayton.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DdguerreOiyps Lkenssses.--on last Thurs
day we called in the daguerrean rooms Of
Mr.. McBrids, and passed an agreeable
hour in examining the numerous likenesses
hanging around his room. We believe that
he has some Of the finest specimens any
where to be met with. They possess nat
uralness aud a perfection Of expression at
once striking. Every linament is complete
ly drawn, and life itself appears in the coun-
terpart. Mr.. Mcbride has succeeded in a
voidius that Stiffness and sterness of coun-
%tenance usually apparent in Daguerreotype
portraits. We doubt not he will find abun-
dant encouragement. His room is very
finely situated and the light admirably ar
ranged to suit the enl desired. You will
find him in Guisey's building, Main Street,
west side of the H. v. Bank.
Arrested. = On last Monday night, cOnstu-
bles Ebright and Richards, arrested two
men, some two miles from this city on the
charge of horsc-stealing. Their names are
Nicholas Breene aud Jason Bell. They
we're placed in the county Jail for safe keep
ing until their trial comes Of, which will be
tomorrow afternoon.
Runapay.-While Mr.. Stambaugh ant
lady were taking ride on Tuesday after
noon in a buggy, the horse became frighten
ed and run away, precipitating Mrs. s. from
the buggy, but we are happy TO learn tina
no serious injury was done.
NeW AdUsrtiSeme ntS.--See advertisement
Of Macmillan Giani cautioning the publ
against buying a note.
See partition notice Of J. D. g. c. D
Nj artin.
See Philip Lange's advertisement c
Piano for sale or rent.
A GRANT OF LAND-The government
Nicaragua has made a grant OF land to ScnC
Marcoleta, late Minister to the Unite
+ States, whether as a gratuity or in comper
sation for arrears due him, is not stated.
w The potatoe blight is said to hav
shown uneqnivocated sy mptoms of its aE
! pearance in Hampshire, England.
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MSsoEs IN ViRoIEA.-At the recent an
nual communication Of the Grand Lodge Of
Free Masons, held in Richmond, there were
IN Virginia 100 Lodges and 9,sIo members
The Lodge receipts for the previous year a
mount to S35,l57'66i limitations, 76s; ad'
mitted by card, 1911; deaths, 10; number OF
brothers relieved, S9i; number Of widowed
flmilies relieved, SO; amount paid for relief
Sl2 ,32S %; amount ptid for the education
Of orphans, S ,793 80.
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ROW THENI

EOW THEM
CATESfn the Tsllnadge House, has got fresl
IN supplyo of every description Of goods in his lin
too tedious to mcntion.n
Lancaster, May 60, 1851,
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ToBAcro FROM T~SDIAsA.--The farmers of
Indiana are fast rivalling Kentucky in the
growth and culture Of tobacco, The sales
ofInJisna tobacco in the Louisville market
last season were between 1000 and 5000
hogsheuds. A few days ago four hhds. were
soId at prices ranging from Us to Sl4 o5
per 100 lbs. ,
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CoMMERCIA INTELLIGENCE,

GAzErrE OFFICE, Augusta. We quote
wheat at so@s4c. Other articles unchans-
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TR,sEpY--Coahe Marder and Sui
cide.-It becomes our duty to record one Of
the most horrible tragedies that ever occur
red in any city. About half past two this
morning, Joseph Stride was found with his
throat cut from eay 20 ear, near the rear Of
the Marion House. The alarm was given,
and on entering the frame house in the rear
of the Marion, Henry.'E. Strrible was discov-
cred weltering in his blood, with a horrible
cash reaching from the centre of his fore
head 10 the left ear; aud Mrs. Stride, wife
of Henry E. Stible, with her head split
open, dead, aud lying on the floor, which
was literary swimming in blood. The hus-
band was thoughtto be dying. but may pos
sibly recover.
Joseph Strible aud Henry E Stride are
brothers. AT a quarter past three the for
mer was still in his senses, Int unable to ar
iiculate, on account of the wound in his
throat. He wrote on slip of paper that
his brother had ill-treatcd him that he went
to the house to kill him; struck him a blow
(prubably with an axe, as one was iound on
the floor, in the middle OF the room,) which
aroused the wife, WIN screamed for assist
aHce; whereupon he killed her, to screen his
crime until he could deprive himself oil ex-
~istence. He then deliberately walked out
of the house and cut his throat.
The husband and the murderer were both
in the hands Of physicians, but 1t Will be
hardly possible for either to recover.
The parties are Am %ricans, from baitl'
more. The brothers were tinsmiths.-AH1
California.
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A Monkey and Pony Performance
Will be given at each exhibition, and MR.. FRANK
HAMILTON, the Lion Tanner, will enter the cage of
the large and beautiful Bra siIian Tiger; he will also
perform his
FEROClOUS CALIFORNIA BEAR.
Gen. Jackson, in the circle, to the wonder and as
constituent Of all; he will also enter the cages Of sev-
eral other ferocious Animals.
Persons can visit the Menagcrie without visiting
the Hippodrome.
Price 10 both is only FIFTY Cents. Children ard
servants hall price.
The newly designed and magnificent Pavilion is
capable Of seating five thousand persons comfortably.
c.. H CASTLE. Agent.
This company will exhibit at Baltimore on Thurs
day, August lith, Winchester Saturday August 18th.
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N. an TuRNrIKE Mr.. John Sheridan
Of semefset,ir the succcsSfplbidder for com.
pleiing the unfinished portions Of the Zanes-
vile aud Moysvillo Turnpike between
Nashville and Somerset. Its completion
VIII be hailed with pleasure all along the
road.
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Another Great Cure of Dyspepsia.

DISTINGUISHING success Of the Oxygenated Bitters'
NEW HAVEN, November 2S, Isl.
McSsrs. Reed, B1tcS s. Austin, G~elHemea,-I ieel
that no sense Of pride, or dcliracy, should deter me
from expressing publicly, my gratitude, for tho as
~tonishing power and'ciicacy Of your Oxygenated
Bnicrs, in restoring mo to health, after suffering
more than six ye rs from Dyspepsia, ana Liver COM
plant, daring which time, had the best medical ad-
vice, with no benefit except temporary relief.
Some three years ago, NY case became more hope
less, from an attack of diarrhDl, which confined me
to my bed for eight weeks, cau,ing great prostration
of the whole system. | obtained a little reliel, but
the diorrhna continued, and the constant pain and suf-
ioring | endured, can hardly be described; tho most
delicate food distressed me, causing severe headache,
hatulenJy, ant activity orlhe stomach; my spirits
too, at times, were so depressed from the disease,
that / felt as II nothing could ever make me cheerful
again; even the singing of birds, and music, OF which
was always so fond, tended only to fill my soul with
sadness, and render my spirit more gloomy and de-
pressed.
About two months ago, I was so much reduced, that
could cat scarcely any food whatever, and was
obliged to tako my bed, in dispair of ever getting
any better, and feeling that my disease was beyond
the power of Medicine, Atthis time I Rad some o.
tho certificates of remarkable eures,by the OSvgenat'
cd Bilers, and ohtsineL a bottle of the medicine
However surprising, it Is nevertheless true. that
was almost INN ,diately Followed OF every symptom
of my various complaints, AMI gained so rapidly, tina
was a wonder to all who knew me, after using ioul
OF five bottles Of the medicine.
lam now in better health thanI have enjoyed fol
many years, and attribute my restoration, by the
grace OF God, to your invaluable medicine. | shall
pecommend to all who suffer from any similar com
hints, to try this wonderful remedy.
Respectfully yours,
No. % Fcir Street. MARY HANOVER.
REED AUSTIN h Co, Wholesale Druggists, No
2G, Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents,
IFPrice 81 per bottlr-siX bottl ~ Tor s..
7 -. 4 a - A nlsINNGa ~ . re- --.--A.
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iii LAST NOTICE.

A FTERth The first day of August, l shall charge two
IN dollars and fifty cents Tor each years su6scrip-
tion Of the Gazette due me, and shall expect imnse-
diatc payment 1t /, absolutely necessary that the
accounts ofthe office, while under my charge, should
be settled. GEO. WEAVER.
July IA, 1858. G-
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6-on the 18th inst, the Wings Of Gin
ton county viii meet vt Wilmington to put
in nomination candidates to be voted for at
the ensuing October election. An right,
keep the balLin motioni
WIDE AwAKE.-The Wings Of Seneca
county will meetin Convention in Tiff. Oh
the lath August, to nominate a county tick.
Ct. ne, Wings OF Seuec a.ore wide awake
G1IlIhes M. Tarlstou, of Mobile, Ala.
our consuIto Australia, will leave New Yorl
IN the new steamship Golden Age on til,
iklh d August.
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REAL HEAD OF HAIR.

July II, 1868. Corporators.
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G5"Maj. f, Searle, oitho United States
army, died on the 10Th inst, at the Blue
Sulphur Spring, in Monroe county, Va
The immediate cause of death was n shot
wound in the lower region Of the spine, in
iuring the healthy action OF the evacuating
organs, which he received in the Florida