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Was il P~rovidence2

Take for example, a young girl. bred DEL
icsiely IN own, shut up in n nursery in her
childhood, in a tording school through her
youth, never accustomed TO air. and exer-
eise-two things that the law OF God makes
essential 10 health. She m%arries; her
strength is inadequate To the demand upon
It. Her beauty fades early. "What strange
Providence that a mother should be taken
in The midst Of life from her childreu?"-
Was 1t Providence? No. Providence has
assigned her three score and ten years. a
term long enough TO rear her children, and
TO see her children's children; but she did
not obey The laws on which life depends,
and of course lost it.
n father, too, is cut off in the midst OF
his days. lie is 4 useful and distinguished
citizen, and eminent in his profession. y
general buzz rises on every side, ol"What
n striking Proyidcnce!!" This man has
been in the habit of studying half the night,
Of passing his days in his Office and the
courts, of eating luxurious dinners, and
Of drinking various wines. lie has every
day violated the law on which health de-
ponds. Did Providence cut him off? This
evil rarely ends here. The diseases Of the
father me often transmitted; and a feeble
mother rarely leaves behind Ler vigorous
children.
thas been customary in some of our cities
for young la les 10 walk in thin shoes and
DELICATE stochingsin mid>wintcr. Ahealthy,
blooming girl who thus dresses in violation
of Heavens laws, pays the penalty-a
I cbnaEr1 cirr,l, -, c,Il C.,., ,l.olh -
"Nhat a sad Frovidcrcc!' cXclaim her
friends. Was it Providence, or her own
useless and sad folly?
~ beautiful bride goes, night after night,
to parties made in honor of her marriage
She has y slight sore throat perhaps, and
the weather Is inclement; but she must wear
her neck and arms bear; for who ever heard
Of II bride in a close evening dress? She is
consequently seized with inflammation of the
lungs, and The grave receives her before
the bridal days are over. "What "A Proyi-
dcnce!" excIaims the world. Alas! Did
She not cut The thread OF life her own self?
A girl in the country, exposed TO our
changctul climate, gets a new bonnet in
slea" Of getting & flannel garment. A rLeU-
ma!lsln Is the consequence. Should The
the girl Sit down hanquIly with the idea
that Providence has sent the rheumatism
upon her, or should she charge it to her
own vanity, aud avoid the folly in future.
Loci, my young friends, at lhe mass o.
diseases Ihat are incurred by intcmFcrance
IN eating, drinking, in study OF business; by
neglect Of e~xrrsisr, cleanliness, and pure
air, by indiscreet dressing, tishtlacin &c.
aud ali is qnieSly imputed 10 Proyidence!-
IS there no' lmP'ety as well as ignorance in
this? Were the physical laws strictly ob.
served from generation to generation, lLert
would be an end Of the hiyhLiul disscaSc'
that cut life short. and a long list that max,
life II torment or a / ial. Ii is The opinion {,
those Who hest understand the yhysica
system, that this wonderful machine, The
body, ''goodly temper, would gradually de
cay, anu men would die as ii falling tr
sleep"
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probate Of BIS proper county, and shall.
Within ths next led DAYS thereafter make
application to the said Judge of probate,
setting forth las grievances and praying him
TO sppulnt a committee Of review for The
same.
See. Z. That before anv such application
shall behcard by the said Judge OF probate,
the person making the same shall euler into
bonds With twOYr more sufficient securities
IN the penal sum Of one hundred dollars,
conditioned for thre payment of all costs that
may accrue in consequence Of such applica.
uon for committee OF review being had.
Sec. 0. That when such application shall
be made iG accordance with the provisions
ot the two preceding sections, the Probate
Judge shall appoint Il committee OF i've dis
Interested lrevholdcrs of said county, not
residents Of the township in which such pro
posed ditch or water-cuursc shall be located,
who shall, within five days after the appoint
mont, examine and review said proposed
ditch or wa,rr-course, and the land adjacent
uhere,o, Ind forthwith make a report Of
.hcir proceedings 10 the sail Probate
Judge.
Sec. 9. lii shallappear, from the report
of tie committee OF review that the sal,
proposed ditch or watrr-cour,S sc was properly
located bv the said township trustees, The
SAID ii ch orwa ercoprse shallb cut or opened
in said location; and if from the report o
said committee, it shall appear that the
said proposed ditch or water-course was i'm
properly located, or located to the inquiry
Of The appellant, the 50 ne shall be changed
and located, rs shall, 10 the said committee, b.
deemed just aul right.
Ste. ~. lfthc appellant shall ali 10 sc
The location Of SAID proposed ditch or water
: course Changed, he shall pc adjudged t
pay the costs O! committee Of review, an,
costs Of he probate judge; if the appellcn
succeed n c~ttecting The change, as aforesaid
the probate judge shall make such DISPOSE
ton ol lhe cost, as to him shall be dccmct
just.
See. II. The trustees and committee O
review shall receive, rs a compensation 70
thcir services, u"der this act, one dollar pc
day, each, for The time in which they al
employed, and the probate judge shall re
celve The &nlne f.cs, as for Ike services i!
other cases.
Sec. II. Tint the net entitled "an &C
providing for HE appointment of commits
]sioncio OF sewers in certain counties in thi
Safe" passed March @6th, lG4l, and tn,
amrndatoly act thereto, passed April 30th
1852, be and The same are hereby repealed
JAMES Z. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
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nAGUGRREOTYPES

TTAVING lately purchased a New Daguerrean
I1Apparatus oflarge Dimensions by which likeness
SEES OF any size can be taken, and that too in the best
and most improved style, | invite all who have a
taste for the fine arts to come and secure an imperish-
able likeness Of themselves or Of their friends.
No pains or labor shall be spared to furnish them
with good and correct lltsnesses,
Entire satisfaction will always be given.
Persons may have their likenesses put up in lock
ets, breast-pinB, or tinger.rings, or in cnses of differ.
eut sizes, and varieties Of style, ard from one dollar
to five, according to the size, quality, or style.
RJ-ltooms under the Republican Office.
Csdiz, August Is, ls52-ly. H. DAVIS.
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,lt'o N'ss - lus Itls - l7J~s
DE-. GUYSorT-Dear Sir:-I send You this 10 ccrti-
~ to You that your Extract Of Yellow Dock and
SarsaParilla has performed one Of the most wonder
iul cures on me that has ever been effected on man.
nav been afflicted Tor forty ycara with ~irrup,ions
on my logs and feet; in 1915 they got 50 bad that !
had to go on clutchua, and in lSi9 | had one leg
"npul.j'd above the knee. la about . months after
my other log broke oit il large catiaE and running
sores from inyknae TO my foot, and discharged ii
great deal OF o~ilsnsiye matter. Ny groin also broke
out i'll large 5iles, which DISCHARGED much offensive
matter, aHd Al the same i0c my left hand broke out
i'll large running sores nearly to the elbow.
The misery mat / have suffered for the last two
years i cannot doacrlbc To you. | was in such agony
die, aud by the help ol God | had made preparation
Tor death, and had pointed out to my family the
place whore to bury lay remains.
IN October last my son brought me one of your
bottLc-wrappcrs read II, and found record of some
wonderful cures performed hy your Extract Of Vel
low Dock and SarsapUiI!a.' | sent and got two
bottles OF II, and commencing taking it. In Tvs
weeks, to my great astonislmout, my sores all be,
come easy, aud could sleep all night, Il thing l had
not done Tor two years. When / had taken fix bot.
ties, my sores had nearly all healed. Ny sores ror
well a. Ii by cnclantmeut. | have now un"d in all
eight bottles of your "E&ttact Of Yellow Dock and
Sus%pallIa,' AID | now consider myself well. ! an
At a loss toc terms 10 set forth the worth of tH.isrcd,
RENE, or to express my gratitude tor what it has done
!0r me. | must call il the Savior OF man from mise,
ry while living upon earth.
| ,]ntrcat all Of the afflicted to try thi'mcdiciae, fJ
| believe it will cure any known disease in tn;
world: Lay aside all prejudice and just ny it, unc
proclaim lis great worth 10 suffering mankind lnt
cntrca! them to take ii, for il will cure them.
My case i well known in IA laige portion OF SoutI
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, and il they shoul,
doubt the above cure, ! invite them to cali on me
and | will show them the scars. ! can be found ir
TaIiapoosn co., Alabama, one mile from Stoo's Fer
!y. BENAJAu llUGuLS.
lG Price 81 per bottl2-six bottles for s..
Sold by D PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, north-eus
corner OF 4ul and Walnut street, entrance on WQ!nu
s~trcat--to whom all orders must be addressed.
AGENrs-John Baall and Al'Bcaa & Knox. Cadiz
Hogg 4 Parrish, AloorrliaII: John H1ag, Mt PIcns
ant J CrIInbuchcr & son, Wheeling; + : fleming
HteHbehyliIc; Isaac Holloway, Flushing; Isaac Lew
son, Huntsville; 3 II Rice, Martins Ferry.
December 8, 1852.
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True INDEGD.-The Indiana 5entinel
says more money has been lost by the bank
in system Of HE United States lhan would
make a doubel track railroad to The Pacific
and build school houses for the education OF
every child in the Union. With these facts
looking US sternly i'll The face will We still
rush On 10 The prrcipice?
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rMxARy ELEcTioSs AT ToLEDo. The cal
of some 500 OF the Democracy Of Toledo tc
have a primary election, as the most hSrmo,
Nous manner of disposing Of the Postotlice
and CoIinctorship Of the Port, Was well re-
Spondcd To on Saturday last. The election
was hclI, Was well conducted, and at least
iye-six.hs of the party we've out at the polls.
Josiah Ri cy, for Collector, and G. +. Abbot,
for Postmaster, were chosen by very decided
inaioriiivs. and their good luck seems to be
generally congratulated,
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E~"Darncy, where have you bcen?'"

Ey-"Barney, where have you bcen'"
40 widow MulIony's ball, and an lie
CART time We had Of i%t--four figh's in fifty
minutes, anda knock down with II watchmah
tha: left but one whole nose in the house
aud that belonged to the tea.kettle. Bedad
the like were never seen since We "waked
Donnclly.'"
From these remarks it will appear that
some peoples IDEAS Of the Elegant differ
somewhat from others.
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Esg-Vice President King, it is stated,
expects 10 return to Washington by theIst
Of April. Senator Clemens has received a
letter from the commander Of the steamship
Fulton. ut Havana, stating that the health
Of Dir. King was much imprayed. He lakes
exercise on foot daily.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
holm NI,CORMlCK

I AS Just received from New YORK md Philadcl-
II pima, a large and extensive stock OF Fall and
Winter Goods, 10 which he invites all his old custo-
ncrs and the public generally to call and examine,
rs he is confident, il they do they cannot fail to be
pleased both in prices aud styles of goods, as lis
goods were purchased under as favorable circunstan-
crs o. any house in the place, and at Il time when
III" eastern stocks were better than any other this
fall, his stock consists of every variety usHally keep,
and he would say to the public call and see for your,
selves, as he considers il no trouble to show goods
JOHN MCCORMICK.
Cqdiz. Spptember 90. 1855,
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LAMS OF OHIO:
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.
lNO. SO
An hCT
suF@tENO'a'y to m net entitled ''au
ACT 10 wuside for the State Printing
Ill IL - - IL
Nose


nv VI
k~upI4,EeO'a,y TO au net eh.iilrd ''au
act 10 pUside for the State Printing
Passed April l6, 1852.
Sac. I. De il enacted by the GENERAL As,
@4atiy Of the State Of Ohio. That the Svcre.
lary, Auditor and Treasurer CT Stale shall,
mmedia'cly afer the passage OF this act,
give nniicc in two Eagiish aul one German
newspapers printed inthe city Of Columbus,
TOR the period Of ten days; and thereafter
an the same msRnyr, and ~ the same time,
as Is provided ia the first section Of the act
TO which Ibis IS supplementary, that scaleL
proposals sill be received at the Office o thr
Secretary oi State, until the eleventh day
ate the hrst publication Of said notice, fni
printing in The German language Of all docu.
jnrnts ordered to be ptinteL in said Language
ty the general Assembly, or either brancl.
thereof; which proposals shall distinctly state
ihe price per thousand Ems lcr composition,
The prlcr per token for press work, and
the price per thousand words for translation,
pt which The bidder is willing to perform
said work; an Tie Secretary, Auditor and
Treasurer, or any two Of them, after the eX.
!%iratI"E OF said notice, shall proceed TO ope,
said bids, and To award said contract to III,
lowest blldrr tErrt for, who VIII rive bon,
rs provided in Ike tenth section vf sad mal
SEC. 9 SAID contract shall cx'cnd to Il
first hohday in November, one ~l,.ouSan,
'ishl hprdled and il,y,Gouir, md said con
Tractor and eNccuirpo~ officers shall lie govern
"i IN all case by the provisions of the Il,
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CAUTION TO THY PUBLIC
u.C NOT DEFRkCETD!

Rug ~ hook urlt,s Dr. \. =. N,ircr'u, ,'22 li1n'Lty 81.
y. is nr the iir IaEe, N,d The ta;rS IN i" 4 !tiic" on
thr back flhr tilr INEE cones u#tE rs Hr Iel", : q huF Oily
az ,cuc"sblr q. i hn1rnli- drIrrs, OF >e.u BY nal, aud al
de,,ip pr 4. VI. Ni,Nr}cr' N.
tut! riIe r,g-, with contents, together win f'T r'Ert
trea'iug Of important subjects tn every manned ''molf, "lh
be- &c 1T tee u cha ye, rr 1"T ore = ciosl.S 4 ltGsr stamp IN
spr,Nii ltuer, 'id1c'-td IS hci'm.
TrOn receipt ~ fYrty Cemts, 'or One
Ih,ilrr Tor thA Gne Fhiti1n extra h;i''inRE
"TEIE MARRFk,p - =" F'NlF II
MEDICAL C~ONpANFpE" ~ sent tr!~EEra
free 10 any part OF ~" tn'srd Nt"t'S. hh
letters must le pps'-YNii and Addressed 80
DIR. A. NJ. F!EGHIIEHT. I!"I IG2i. New
Torts CIty G'ui'li-lin3; GIEicc, No. i"0 Liberty
s+scct. NCNT WORT.
For SALE Dy-t. S~tratton. Cincinnati Hunter (
Maddox, Ripley; Parker & fIemle, Urbana; H.. a.
Wright, Springfield; j. Saxton, Canton; 7. litzHl
Georgetowni Nm. Earle, Nassi.lon; J. Donaldssl
Bucyrus; Peters x Co., Marion; J. .. Lamb, findIo!
NJ. i. Fierce, Section Ten; J. Perkins, Alhon; L. {
Conwcll, Cosiocton; J. Speed, Medina; Brown |
Morley, Washington; L. Newman, Mo- walk;
Miller, Millorsburgh; J. Burns, Roscoe; c, PIN
ChiIlicothe, Ohio.
juno %, lSJ2--ly.
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81 4 bill is before the n. York Senate,
appropriating $50 to defray the expenses Of
each colored inhabitant OF that State, above
Ten years OF age or $25, if below that age,
who may voluntarily emiyratc to Liberia.
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EE The total population Of Missouri as
shown in the printed returns Of the census
taken in 1882. is ITO, 787-of which 87,7G2
are slaves, and 1851 free blacks. The
white males exceed the white females more
lhAn 10000.
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Cyan artist painted "a came SO natural
Iy the other day, that when he finished the
touch hole it event of" a friend accounts
for it h. saying that i! was taken off by the
Sheriff.
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|The Blue Hicks, after all the fame Oh.
tanned from Gen. SCOTS visit, and the
speeches based thercupon, has been con-
dcmned as unfit for the Military Asylum.
The General in his report TO congress says
it is inaccessible and hard to ind. 1t will
be rrcolcctcd that the General himself
had very great difficulty in finding it last
summer
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HEAVY VEED1cT.--Miss Jane O'Dsnicl
recovered a judgment of ten thousand dol
lars OF Vinton L. Copcn, because he said he
would marry her and then wouldn't,
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~"Really, ladies and gentlemen, says
the auctioneer, Il am giving these things
away" care you" says an honest old lady,
"welI Ill thank you for that silver pitcher
you have in your hand"
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A traveller says there is a race Of men at
the extremity Of South America, Of such
enormous proportion that they mix their
lather il "a wash-tub and shave with a
ScYtEe. 3d..
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HATS AND CAPS.

N & j. TAGGART respectfully informs their
~. customers and Inc public generally, that they
always keep on hand q good stock OF Hats of their
own manufacture, ii addition to which they have re-
ceived a very large stock of hats and caps from the
cast, consisting Of fine Mole Ska Hats of the fall
fashion, fur and wool Kos.uth Hats, a great variety
OF silk plush Caps, of the latest styles for men and
boys; also a great variety OF boys and childreu's cloth
Caps, which they will sell at prices that cannot fail
to satisfy the buyer. u. &. J. TAGGART.
CaGiy. Sent. %. 1885 -ly,
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EJ-A Yankee editor ssys-'the Marcel
Of civilization ouward--onwsrd--like the
slow bnt in rcpi1 tread ola jackass toward q
peek Of oats"
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heroby certify that l have compared the foregoing
laws VITA the COPY published ly the Secretary Of
Stat, III thu Ohio 6tilesuan, and lind them 10 be
correct. K. n. PRICE,
Auditor Of Harrison County.
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or 3he man that sows disscnsions be.
tween a man and wife is very apt to reap
axehcIves and mopsticks--poor crop not
worth cullivating.
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All who have boards to cut or hal. 10 crop,
Just cali on me at my Old chop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what to do:
Give me u call at Number Iwo,"
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir, to rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean.
Ny scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And everything ! think you'll lind,
To suit tbs taste and please the mind,
And then l move my hand as true,
AS any barber c'cr can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can to,
Your money will procure tor you.
October <, 1851. LOT WILLIS.
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Eg-"IIow far do you want to drive this
horse this evening"" said a livery stable
keeper to tl.ree young bucks for whom he
| WAS harnes>iny. horse to a ~rockaway.
"OnIy Is miles" was the reply.
"Tou can't drive this horse that far"
said the keeper.
Ivy not" said tho cxquisitcs, faint we
all got yips."
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Eg-There lives near Cambray ar old
lady who IS above 100 years Of age. She
lately said to one OF her children: My
daughter,te tel your daughter totell h~erlaugh.
ter that her cAid is c&ying.
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Fresh Beef.

I AIDES SHOES and Gaitcrs,at
SHOTWELL e. GRADES.
r ACE and Fringes, silk and cotton, ut
SHOIWELL x GRADES.
GuLK, and Linen EIandkercbicts, at
y SfIOlWELL < GRADES.
HLOTIiS and Cossimeres, at
x SHOTWELL g. GRADES.
GLOVES ard Mits, silk, kid and cotton, al
u SIIOTWELL g. GRADES.
DONEETS and Ribbons, silk bTade, &c, at
ID SHOTWEIL & GRADES.
ESTOOLEN and Cotton Hosiery, at
w SHOTWELL e. GRADES.
DEADY Made Clothing, a large stock, nj
II SHOTWELL a. GRADES.
TRENCH Merinos, thibit cloths, and alpacas at
L SH0TWELL Il GRADES.
FINDER Shirts and Drawers, ri
u SIIOTWELL & GRADES.
~ SHOTWELL e. CRABBS.
FCM Shoes; Mems ladies' aud misses, at
II SHOTWELL e. CRABB'S.
DLUSH Gum and Cloth Caps, at
L SHOTWELL & GRADES.
COLLARS, jaconct and sweed cdging, at
~ SHOTWELL GRADES.
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F3'eSh Drugs.
Tomb Stones, Monuments, &c
III, u. QeS59goY.

IETOULD respectfully. inform the citizens Of Har-
w rison and the adjoining counties that no has
taken the sho? forueriy occupied by VIM. Kennedy,
Main street, Cadiz, Ohio, where he will be at all
times prapafed to furnish Tomb Stones, Monuments,
and in fact every thing pertaining 20 his liuc Of bus!-
ness, on the most reasonable and accommodating
terms. His work shall not be surpassed by any other
shop in the State. he respectfully asks the public
10 call Gnd examine his work before purchasing
elsewhere. A. J. Z.
Cndiz. Ohio, April %, Is52-ly.
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@~"It is well 10 leave something to those
who ont after us" as the gentlemen said
who threw ~ barrel in the way of IL consta-
bic that was chasing him.
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A. Jul. SCUREIBER.

MOOREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY, O..
nEALER in all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries,
- &C., which he sells cheap for Cash, or good
produce. June ., 1852.
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Never whistle or sing when you enter Z
printing office.
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s G..

r WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens 0
l. Cadiz tuat | have again taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite McCormi:t's store,
which was recently occupied By Jones ami Ro9er'-
| you'd respectfully ash the public 10 give ms Z c>il
at Number two"
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CHAIR MANUFACTURER.

TIVE subscriber wishes to inform hiscustoners and
l. the public generally, that he has on hand a lot OF
Chairs, made 10 order, which BIO will sell cheap for
Cash or approved Country produce, and that he mill
continues to manufacture all the different varieties Of
Chairs, Ssttecs, Sociables, Arin-Chaira, Small Chairs,
etc, etc, at lis old stand on Warren street, a fow
doors south offs. g. II. Mcf'GddenH Store.
Ctiiz, FOb. II, 1852. IL MCCONNELL.
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SECRErAkY's OFFICE,

CoLr4Duj, Feb. IS, 1854
I%cc'siFy thut TIE foregoing law Is correct
ly copied tro,a The original rolls on file i'll this
otice.
WILLIAM TREVITT,
Secretary Of State,
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sUGAR!!!

THE best lot Of Pulyerised Sugar ever offered in
l. Cadiz, just received and for sale at
MRS. DIVINES's
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ErThe total State deb. Of Ohio is ST..