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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-01
SIGNOR L. PAPANTI, PROFESSOR OF
l DANCING.

or Lessons given to single pupis, and to private
classes at any hours of the day For pa tcuars apply
at Messrs Perry q Andrews Piano Forte Rooms, No.
Harrington Block between II and IA. NJ, and and
4P NJ ia4 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-01
Conartnership.

Copartnership.
FENHE subscribers have formed a eoparnerhip for the
Il purpose of carrying on more extensive business
in the Merchant Tailoring Line, and also, to add
that branch large, and wellselected stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
All Garments made at tho Establishment
rauted 10 he equal any that be found in this city.
All garments warranted to give satisfaction.
rT large lo of Furni hing Goods constantly on
hand. MECORNEY 81 BlGEIOW.
W. MEcoRNEY,
JOHN ]. BiGELow. febl d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-01

In Belchertown, Jan go, David w. Cook aged "a.
In Eastaampton, Jan ~, Capt Lemuel Lyman eyed 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-01

Mrs. ;, g o o Il w IA, an experienced and suoce
full Midwife holds herself readiness, day and nigh
to attend to the duties Of her profession. Residenc
No. 6 rstin street.. o2l-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-01

DR.. HENRY CLARKE has removed from Bank
Block to Elm Street, directly opposite the Worces-
House. janll If
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-01

L. Is. Nichols, M. h.. HoMGPATHIc Ply
sIcIAN, Residence No. ll2 Main Street. Office hours
from TO A. M, to and to SPIN.
Ang 8, 1859 d1v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-01

@ PIRITUAL1SM, by Judge Edmonds and Dr.. Dex-
y ter. Also, large assortment of Spiritual Works.
j ust received at So Main Street.
febi div E. N. TUCKER, Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-01

-. A house for sale-2 tenements, well arranged
f:5fA for taking boarders near the Stone shop. The
IG house Is in good repair, and part of the money
can lie if desired for term of years. Inquire at l1S
Salem Street. JAMES !. ELLloII.
Worcester, Feb. l, 1854. DIFF
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LEWIS G. HIUNE. Aucttoneer.
Sales of Real and Personal Pproperty, promptly q
tended TO. Office, 1888 Main ST., up stairs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-01
Wanted,

w tIlGUUJ
MAN and his wife, to take charge OF the Aims
~ House of Bolton, to commence the first day of
March next. Proposals will he receieed by The sub
scriber in the centre of Bolton, until the 22d day of
February next. Good recommendations will be re-
unired THEODORE GARDNER, Chairman
of Oyefseers OF the Poor of Bolton.
Bolton, Feb. l, 1854 dli&w2w4
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SpaI Killing Soda Water--With the usual va
riety of choice syrups. Fifty Tickets for one dolIa
L. T. LAZELL, Apohecary,
myl4 diff o0t Main streof
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p. EMORY ALDRlCu.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law,
No. Union Block, Worcester. d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-01

: ="
Offers his services teacher OF Ancient and Modern
Languages TO The public. Office, No. l52 Main ST.
ST DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-01

d De HUUUs
At the City Auction and Commission Store No. |
Pearl street, Worcester Consignmens solicited and
Auction business of all kinds promptly attended TO-
ianS dawtf
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Just Received,

just Received,
Another Of those superior Gold Pens that have
given entire satisfaction all who have used them
Apply at MARTINS Writing Academy 1888 Main ST.,
and procure the best article manufactured. ola DIFF
SIGNOR L. PAPANTI, PROFESSOR OF
DANCING.
Dc9- Lessons given to single pupiIs, and to private
classes any hours of the day For pa tcuars apply
at Messrs Perry q Andrews Piano Forte Rooms, No.
Harrington Block between II and IL A. NJ, and and
4P NJ. ia4 d5m
Mrs. $, G o o d w in, an OK experienced and suoce
full Midwife holds herself N readiness day and nigh
to attend to the duties If her profession hesidenc
No. 6Arstin street. o2l-du
}. X. CLARK, NJ. D., TIoMGPATHIC PHYsIcLA
No. 4 Walnut sneet. Office hours from to A. NJ
Worcester Jan lst 1851 ianltf
Free Trade and Farmers' Rights.
Worcester County Butter and Cheese, with all kinds
of Farmers Produce of prime quality for sale RIO b
lNsoN's Commission Store, No II Exchange St.
dec6 dM& Thtf
REMOVAL.
DIR. HENRY CLARKE has removed from Bank
Block to Elm Street, directly opposite the Worces-
er House. janll If
Spa, king Soda Water--wiih the usual va
rety of choice syrups Fifty Tickets for one dolla
L. T. LAzELL, Apolhecary,
myi4 o'I gul MAN street.
L. b. Nichols, M. d.. noMGpAraIc Ply
sIoIAN, Residence No. ll2 Main Street Office hours
from 8 TO A. M, to and 2 to Pm.
Aug Is 1902 div
JILL. HOOD,
At the City Auction and Commission Store No.
Pearl street, Worcester. Consignments solicited. and
Auction business of all kinds promptly attended to.
ianS dawtf
JAMES E. EsTABROOK.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At Law,
d. No. 8 Union Block, Worcester. d&wf
CALVIN K. PRATT,
ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT Law
No.2o6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
p. EMORY ALDRICH.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. Union Block, Worcester. d&wtf
LEWIS G. DIUNN. Auctioneer.
Sales of Real and Personal Pproperty, promptly at
tended to. Office, 1888 Main ST. up stairs
Julius II. Siedhof
Offers his services teacher OF Ancient and Modern
Languages TO The public. Office, No. l52 Main 81,
81 dtf
Girls that understand Homework, can be had by
applying at 233 Main St. up stains, Room L. dly
Cutch.-40OO lbs. of Cutch tor sale by G. s. & A
HOWE. OF dit
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Cutch.-4OoO lbs of Clutch, tor sale by C. S. & !
J HOWE. OF du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-01

CALVIN K. PRATT,
ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR AT Law
No2o6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
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JAMES Z. ESTABROOK,
ATTORNEY 8 COUNSELLOR AT La w,
az No. Union Block, Worcester. dawn
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Clarington Ordinances.

SIC. l. Be ii ordained by the Council Of the
incorporated uiHage Of Cla,ingfon. That if any
ee,son persons shall provoke, or attempt to
seovoke, another to commit a Lreach of the
upace, he or they shall be deemed guilty of an
assault, and upon conviction thereof before the
Mayor, shall be fined in any sum not less than
one nor more than ten dollars, and costss.f suit.
Sec 2. Be ii further ordained. Thatsf any
person or persons shall assault, beat and abuse
another, in angry. rud and ilsolent manner,
he or they shall be deemed guilty of an assault,
and battery, and upon conviction thereof before
the Mayor. shall be fined in any sum not less than
five nor more than twenty dollars, with costs Of
suit
An ordinance to prevent Sabbath breaking.
Be it ordained by the Council .J the .ncOrpo.
rated uilioge OF Ctarlsgton, That if any person
shall work at common labor upon the Sabbath
every such person shall be deemed guilty Of an
Mayor, shall be fined in any sum not less thar
twenty five cents. than five dollars and
costs Of suit.
An ordinance to prevent the storing of powder
in the town of Clarineton.
Be 1t ordained by the Council Of the inc0rp0
rated ralage of CIaringfOa., That any person OF
persons keeping larger quantity Of powder thar
| two ordinary kegs in. any house, shop. shed, ol
other place within the Limits Of said corporation
at any one time, shall be deemed guilty of an Of
fence. and upon conviction thereof before thu
Mayor, shall be fined in any sum not less thar
five nor more than twenty dollars. for each day
| there is a continuance of said offence.
Passed December %, 1858.
-.tis.4ss 40. VIM. LITTEN. Mayor.
E. B. Cox, Recorder. ianlS,'54
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Civil Action.

In The Court Of Common Pleas Of Mon
roe County, Ohio,
WILLIAM EcKELBURY, rs John Long, Darl-
ing Long. Thomas Neal, John Stiles, James
Dye, Samuel Thompson, Joshua P. Watson,
Abraham Eckelbury, Charles White, Joseph
Dye and Jonathan Harris.
al Office is ht reby given. that OH the 7th day
II of January, A. d. 1854. the said plaintiff
filed in said court his petition. the ohjact and
prayer Of which is TO enjoin the collection OF three
notes for one hundred dollars each, given by Will
liam and Abraham Eckelbury TO John Long, and
to compel said John Long to convey to said VIM
Eckelbury, by deed. the following tracts Of land
in said county, to wit: The north west quarter Of
the southwe quarter of section 8. township 8.
range s. also, the southwest quarter of the north
west quarter OF the same section. to wnship and
range, except fifteen acres sold to VIM Ulom.
and also to compel defendants, John Stiles. Jos
Dye and James Dye, to release all the interest
they claim in said premises, and TO quiet the title
and possession of said premises 10 the plaintiff
Unless the defendants appear and answer said pc
tition, Judgment wil be taken at the next term of
said court as by confession.
IIOLLISTER, OKEY s. HoLLISTER,
Jan. II, 1854 Ati'ys for Plaintiff
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GThe reported failure ol the Westerr
Reserve Bank turns ou, to be untrue.
The Great Treaty.

The grand topic OF interest, seys the
Ohio Statesman. is the treaty made by Mr..
GADsEN. our Minister at Mexico. Intima-
tons of this treaty transpired; but they
were discredited. Itnow appears that Mr..
GADsEN has himself arrived at New Or
leans, and has telegraphed to the Govern
men, at Washington that a treaty has been
made, and the tenor thereof. The New
York Herald has despatch from New
Orleans which states "that the Mexican
Government have agreed TO sell about for
ty millions of acres Of land in the Mesilla
Valley for twenty millions Of dollars one
fourth Of which is to remain in our hands
to meet claims against Mexico, including
that Of the Garay grant. These are all the
particulars sent. 1t must be borne in mind
that the Mesilla Valley, in dispute between
the two countries. embraces about 2 $780,
600 acres only. This treaty gives us abou,
81 900 900 in addition" .f
So we pay for the rich vine GROWN g
country of the Mesilla fifty cents an acre,
and save ourselves the trouble of fighting
for the present. Five MILLIONS ofthe TWEEN
ty millions are to be reserved for paying
claims, including the Garay grant-claims
due by Mexico to our citizens. 1t is un.
derstood that Mr.. SLoo pays The Tehuan-
tepec Company two millions for the relin-
quishment Of their rights.
ifthe Senate and the Executive coincide
with Mr.. GADsEN in the propriety and val.
us OF thistreaty-then there is another gem
added to the glorious galaxy. Well, who
shall complain, when there are more acres
added 10 domain where happiness may
abound for humanity.
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Sale of Real Estate.

AN Saturday. the 4,h day of February next.
" between the hours of 10 clock. A. Nj. and
o'clock, P NJ. on said day. OF, the premises
hereinafter mentioned. the undersigned. as Guar
dian of George W Edge. will sell at public auc-
ton the following described tract OF land situate
in the county Of Monroe, aud State of Ohio, to
wit: The undivided half of the north west quar-
ter of the northeast quarter. and the north east
quarter of the northwest quarter of section 32,
township of range S. Terms made known on
the day Of sale. A. B COVERT.
Jan. 4, 1854. Guardian af George W. Edge.
-h- -ALSO-0
At the same time and place, the undersigned,
as agent of Edward Swan, will sell the other un-
divided halt of the premises above described.
A B. COVERT.
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Notice in Partition.

A nm CRABB, widow, Benz. Crabb. William
"A Crabb, Caroline Crabb, Charlotte Crabb.
Samuel Crabb. J. Wesley Davis. and Ann Davis
his wife, William Stille, and Elizabeth Stiile, his
wife, VIM. Yost, and Mary Yost his wife. will
take notice that on the 81 day of January A. D.
1854, Christian Crabb filed In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Monroe County, in the State of
Ohio, his petition demanding partition of the fol-
lowing tract of land situate in the county afore-
said, to wit: Fractional section No. IL in town.
ship g.. Of range 3. containing 202 acres more or
less being the land formerly belonging to Christ
ian Crabb, senior, now deceased. That at the
next term of said Court the petitioner will ask an
order for the assignment of dover and partition
according to the provisions of the statute in such
case made and provided. $50. --,.,,..
70 HOLLISTER. OKEY & HOLL1STER.
Jan. 4, 1854. Attorneys Tor Petitioner
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ER DAD NOECE.-A petition will be present
H. ed to the Commissioners of Monroe comfy,
Ohio. at their March session. 1854. praying for a
county road commencing i'll the county road lead
ing rom Woodshela to Lewisvlle, at or near the
corner Of Arthur Smith, James McCanmon, John
Smith aud Robert McCammon's lands, thence
along the run On or near the line between the
lands OF James and Robert McCammcn thence
between the lands Of Henry Rose aud Robert Nc
Cannon TO Robert Smiths land, thence through
Robert Smiths land to intersect the county road
at or near Rubert Smiths mill. -,... .--f=
Jan. 25, 1854. a A PETITIONER,
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SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS.

I
NOTICE. is hereby given to all persons interest
IN ed, that settlement accounts have been filed
in the office OF the Probate Judge. within and for
the county of Monroe. and State of Ohio, by the
following administrators and guardians, to wit:
BY VIM. Lannun and Charlotte Clevinger, ad-
ministrators Of John Clevinger. eis.
By Balaam Brown, executor of Nicholas Gas
saway $50" q ~ asl 81
{. By Samuel Andrews, administrator Of George
Andrews -. ~ n .'s3s sf5sl
By John Kerr. guardian Of the minor children
OF Cleland Robinson ~lsla $685.
By VIM Read, administrator of Lewis Klop-
Der. si'' tlieist7 - tfEE
Said accounts will be examined and reported
upon by the undersigned commencing on the 21st
day Of January, 1854, and il necessary continuing
from Day to day. JOHN w. OKEY.
Jan. IL, 1854 Probate Judge.
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D DAD NOTICE-Applicatinn will be made
LII to the Commissioners of Monroe county, at
their next session to be held on the first Monday
of March next, for an order TO lay out p1bc
road through the townships Of Switzerland and
Sunsbury in said county. to begin on Pains run
at the county road, not far below the house OF
Isaac Miller, and run up said run through the
lands of Isaac Miller, William Brock, David Ru-
BILE, School section sixteen. John Blew, Peter
Ault, David Gillespie, and Daniel Cats, to inter-
sect the county road east of Cats lanyard, not far
from the forks which lead to Powhattan Point and
Clarington. .s--z~se----aszs-se9s A PETITIONER -
Jan. Is, 1881 -.E.--l--. -. $3.50.
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Petition to Sell Lands.
PROBATE COURT, MONROE COUNTY

PROBATE COURT. MONROE COUNTY:
yUyHoMAS d. BEvAN. of Covington, Ken
IL lucky, will take notice that Roland Bevan,
as administrators, with the will annexed, Of John
Beyan, deceased. on the 26th day OF December,
1853, filed in the Probate Court Of Monroe eoun-
ty. Ohio, petition to sell 10 acres off the west
end of the N, w. ar. Of Sec. 81, Tp., s. Range Z,
in Noble county, Ohio. Unless he appear and
make defence before the first day ot February.
next, an order tul the sale Of said premises to pay
debts will be taken. :, s., .b1.s. -. sesg.S..
WIRE &, RICHARDSON, .. =
Dec. %. 1858. Au'ys for Petitioner.
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a e For the "Spirit.''
Mr.. ED1roR:-In looking over the Mes
sage OF Gov. MedilI, day or two ago,
my eye fell upon the following:
1.-The very large amount which has been
drawn from the people of this State, during
the past year. for the support OF the vari-
Gus governments under which they live,
will certainly excuse the earnestness with
which have pressed the subject Of our
expenditures upon your consideration.
Estimating the Revenues of the Gen.
eral Government at 58,OOO,OOO, it will
produce for each Member of Congress
abou, $25O,ooO.
There are twenty.one members
from this State. making aboutS5 900 900
State, County, Township and
City taxes. 7,8Ol ,l66
Fees OF County Officers. esti.
mated at $4,000 per coun-
ty.... 100000
Special taxes, as Auction Du-
ties. &C.. 100000
Fees of Justices Of the Peace.
Constables, &c., -. 100000
Making total OF. ..S14, ,1Oi, l66
thought would make an estimate Of
how much our good people of Ohio paid
for law last year. There are about 1000
Lawyers in Ohio,
Fees average $1,000 each. 200, 900
Witness fees, Jury fees,
Pros. Ah'ys, &c.,. 49,. 100000
Add lees Of Justices. Con-
stables. &C. 3UO,OUO
Fees OF Clerks, Sheriffs
aud Probate Judges. ....... 100000
Making.. .$3 ,50O. 900
Only three millions five hundred thou
sand dollars tor the privilege ofsuing and
being sued, pleading and being implead-
ed for one year! This, in FIVE years,
would make Sl7, 500. .OOO-enough to pay
our State debt; and in ten years, would
build good school-house in every dis.
trict in the State, and furnish good IL
brary for the same. Truly. we are law
loving and law abiding people.
ar LAWYER.
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Or BY telegraph, this morning, we have
nsws Of the arrival, on Monday. at Hall.
fax, of the Niagara. The news from Eu-
rope seems 10 indicate that a general Eu-
ropesn war is Inevitable.
France is dissatisfied with the evasive
conduct OF Austria, and threatens to ex-
tend aid to Hungary.
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neighborhood, and would say, il the gen.
tleman ascertained, upon his visit to our
place, that we had considerable counter.
fell money, afloat in this region, he has
truly ascertained more than we have a
knowledge of. 8. /, :
That we have evil practices amongs,
US, as well as every other village, we are
willing to admit; but that the evil, narrated
in the article referred to, exists TO the ex.
tent he complains Of, we must say we are
ignorant, and believe that there is very lit
tie counterfeit money aHoat in Clarington,
and vicinity. al this time. Supposing that
said article may have the effect to prevent
some from coming here to trade for fear
of having counterfeit money passed 10
them. we would say if any person receives
counterfeit money from any of the under.
signed, they will be responsible for it, and
believe il to be the sentiments Of the citi.
zens generally. But as the gentleman
seems so positive about some things, the
undersigned request and solicit his aid in
ferre,ing out these offenders of law and
order, and bringing them to justice. We
desire that Clarington may not be the
darkest spot in ssthe dark hills Of Monroe. :"
t'''" VIM. PORTER,
stre a~eal= j. r. SMITH,
~ p :" w. 0. REID,
"e7 9si -rf L. S. THOMAS,
OLApHANr BUsKlRK,
e1e JAMES II. RAY,
JOSHUA B. HURD,
es si'. JACOB T. Morrill,,
.s..-l.. GEO. w. DURKEE,
JOHN @. A. MALLORY,
E. B. Cox.
Claringion, Ohio, Jan. 2ist. 1854.
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N E w ES TABLIS HMENT.
ija Lewis Baltzell, Halter, -

~OULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Woodsheld and vicinity, that he has COM
menced the Manu!acture Of HATS, OF tho best
finish and of the latest styles, whch he will sell
at moderate prices. All in want of G o o d.
H A 7 S, will please give him call. It's
All kinds Ct furs " i'll be taken In exchange for
his work, His shop is in the next building south
OF H. Mason, Esq. 0 z- .gg faes
Woodsfield Aug. 81.
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ul dersignedlhas been appointed and Qualified as
Adminstra ator Of the Estate Of Moses Windland,
late of Monroe county. deceased. Those in.
debted 10 the Estate, will please make immediate
payment, and those having claims against said
Estate will present them duly authenticated.
Dated this 18th day Of January. A. d. 1854.
:. g4.s..4-.-s .=. CITIZEN BEALL.
Jan. IL. 1874. t.I. Administrator.
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Town Lots for Sale.

VHyHE subscriber offers at private sale Town
Lots Nos % and "a, in the town Of BealIs-
vile, Monroe county. Ohio There are on said
premises a brick and frame dwelling house, and
large frame stable. Those desiring to purchase
said premises can have them at bargain. For
ter ms inquire of John A. Webb, Esq. in Beails-
Vile. FREDERICK SHULfZ.
Dec. 81, 1852
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DARDON.-Notice is hereby given. that on
will be made to the Governor of Ohio, for par.
don, On behalf of ANDREW WALTERS, who was
sentenced to the penitentiary for life, at the July
term, 1851, of the court Of common pleas OF Mon
roe county. Ohio. for murder in the second degree
Jan. 25, 1855, aE
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OHlo SrArssMAN.-Our old friend, 1--WE
don'tmes old in years, JAMES H. SMITH,
Eaq., who has been connected with the
Ohio Statesman for some four years past.
has disposed oi his interest in the establish
ment to his partner, Mr.. Cox. who is now
sole proprietor. Mr.. SMITH has formed a
law par,nership with Judge WARDEN. re-
Gently 6f Cincinnati. and now Supreme
Court Reporter. Success to our friends
Hail SroRM.--On Friday evening last.
the village Of Beallsviiie. in this county,
was visited with very heavy hail storm.
Its estimated that over one thousand panes
J. OF glass were broken. The storm was ac-
.companied with thunder and lightning
Atihis place the rain was very heavy. but
we he'd no hail. F4ag.l
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DR.. J. H. Pierson

OFFERS his professional services to the citi.
. zens of Woodsheld and vicinity.
Dr. PIERsoN may be found either at his office,
opposite ]. A. s. G. H. Davenport's Store, or at
Driggs's Hotel. w oodsGeld.
Oct s, 1853.
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Notice to Justices of the Peace.

By an acf, passed March 2, lsl2-see Fol 10.
pages 5S aud 54--Jmsfaces of the Peace are re-
qnired to render yrayiy statements Of fines assess
ed 6y them, to the Connty auditor. Said report
to be made on or btfore the Ist IF February. u,,
der the penalty # Fifty dollars. 10 55i -
Dec 81. 1853 LIMO. b NQLI.. Aud. b
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Annual Report

~ r ~ - ~-~-'
nF the Commissioners Of the Surplus Reve.
~ nue. Fund for Monroe county, Ohio, for
the year 1853:
Amount received from the Egaaf
State, ass,as fae & s29, $40 30
Amount heretofore refun- --t---i .slFes s.
ded to State, aG IS $l6,23l 13 <,
Amount psid in this year, l.0lS IT. IL, ,249 80
Balance due State, .,gs'f1. s 3,72l 90
Amount loaned to indivd- -9s.. 81 tt
uals, ~ $ z, ,204 80
To Monroe Academy, Sic 10 s 1921 90
Interest due State. ~ s 2S4 35
- RECEIPTS. "5
Amount of principal col -
lected, LOIS II
Amount of interest do. $40 93-$ 1 1929 70
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount Of principal paid
State, 1,01S II
Amount Of interest do. 2S4 IS
Paid J. B. Noll. fees as
Auditor. Is 20
Paid E. Salisbury, fees as
Treasurer, ..-.--.- l3 90 s 1929 20
JNO. B. NOLL. JfudifOr.
f. SALISBURY. Treasurer;
and Ex-officio Fund Commissioners.
January 5, 1854. t@a ti7t