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THE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE CouNTY

oFsoHIo, MoNRoECoUNTY,
,e 80 q COURT oFyCoMMoN PLEAs.s "a IN;
Peter, Fobe, plaintiff, agaills. William B. Ham,
r ilton, Harrison Foreman, Abr at,am Stull and
.. William Hamilton, detendants.
q HE said defendant. Abrahan, Sfuil, willtake
IL notice that on fhe 2othl dayof February, 1854
Peter Foble. plaintiff. filed bis petition in said
COURT, setting forth that at the April term OF said
court. 1913, William Hamilton, then minor, by
Joseph M. M Mason, his nestfriend and Attorney
and recovered a Judgmentag gainst said
plaintiff, for s145 dolarsstapd costs of suit,iu an
action then pending against him, thai the plaintiff
on the first of November, 1850, made and deiiv-
cred to said Mason, as next friend and Attorney
of said Hamilton, two notes of hand made paya-
BILE to him and secured by mortgage real estate,
one for 80 dollars due one yearfrom date, the other
Tor 100 dollars, payable years after date, both on
interest from dates; That thes fitst note was paid
January "a, 1850, being then iftysfouf dollars;
that the said Mason endorsed said hundred dollar
note before twas due and withont notice for what
II had been gwen, to one James Mason for val.
liable consideration, that saida James Mason has
brought suit thereon that pniutif after said note
was so endorsed. being ignorant thereof. and sup
posing said Joseph M. Mason held the same. on
the 'lst day Of December 1851, paid to William
Okeyi Esq clerk sof this court, to pay soffrsaid
note LIS dollars and fifty eense atfat being stbe
amount then due on SAID note, which LIE, dollars
was, by said Okey, credited oil said Judgment:
that wv iam b. H amIton, defendant as tie guar
dianaof w illiam,i ADDITION, tie n u minor, rec eivet
said Us dollars and 50sces.a en- the;a of
December 1881 and loaned the SANG to. Harrison
Foreman and A Abraham StIit defendants, that the
plaintiff asks Judgment against said defendants.
for thesan anu iisty gsHts; VIII
Interest thereon from; ;DseemhsI Il 1851 Issyga.A n
Marchl 1854. i3scs 99A Atf'ys. for Plaintiff. q
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CONGRATULATIONS
.oi Volume 10, for l654.ag .Ie0l

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. Notice in Partition.

g AMUEL THOMAS and Margaret Thomas,
- children of Maria Thomas, ghter OF Adam
Mehl, deceased, Anu, Hanrahs and u smess lam
nahs and John lfanhaiis. her husband, George
Mehi, Valentine Mehl, and Maria Mehf,s idow of
Adam Mehl, deceased Q will take notiseathA, ape.
titiop WAS filed against them on 0th..ssysof
February 1921 n the eoWt of G9in@qp Pleas Of
Mplroe county Ohio. by Andrew Mehl, and Is
now pending. wherein the said Andrew Mehi'de.l
mards of the folio wing Issi estsxs tn wit:
The south west quarter of the north wast quarter
OF Section IS. Township6. and Range D, contain.
ing ~ acres; and also the nnith pSt 81 The north
west qnsrter of the thesohilfneseq,nvtef ofTSectinn
10. Township 6, and Range a. seftsining is acres;
and that at the next term Of the,said Court appli,
cation will be made BY ths said Andrew Mehi, for
an order that partition msy BE fAsde6f said prem
ises, or such oher order .thescautty according
TO the Statute, may make.
sss -, WIRE g. RtCfIARDS0fy.kfJ u
.,s Feb. IS, 694.l..ssI rAttYss for PetitioReI :
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&c. SHlARBOUR.','..I.'7.. :
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
Carpet, Looking Glass, and

-Vrf1OHS9IHh Vt zWAFSE, u ! -
No; l45, Main street, WAeeling, Va, ~
X EEPS Constantly on hand very large and ex.
IA tensive assortment of TAPESTRY, vENF:.
TlAN and INGRAM CARPETINGS,a Rugs,
Mats Oil Cloths, It able and Piano Covers s&ci&c
ALSO-Gilt and Mahogany framed Looking
Giasses. Portrait and Picture Frames OF every des-
and Slat Window Blinds, Transparent window
Shades and Paper together with Upholstery
Ware, such as BEDS .MATTRASSESSa Pill
LOWS, QUILTS, S,CoUNTERPANES .,CUSH-
lONS;& Also-Curtain Goods 10 great variety,
Blinds, Trimmings. Cords. Tasseis, aRd a constant
supply OF Smith g. Stratton's celebrated Furniture
and Coach Varnish for sale ut factory price q
All OF which viii be sold atthegery lowest pri,
cess, and warranted 70 give Satisfaction. apo
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"A Profitable Cow.

The Plowman states that Henry Blanch..
ard, OF East Stoughton, has COW eight
years old, called native, but may be one
fourth Ayrshire, which gave, during the
year ending Goth March last, three thous.
and five hundred and seventy quarts Of
milk, of the value Of 1854 80. This cow
mad no otherfeed in summer than ordinary
:pasturage. with green fodder added in
August. :tsOn;coming to the barn iinthe fall
she had rowen, and four quarts or oil meal
daily given her in a dry state ~ ..sa : ~"
Is. it not possible that the oil meal may
prove profitable for: our farmers to use, in
stead Of allowing it all to.be semitic Europe?
It is very popular with the English farmers.
who purchase all they can obtain of it,
and pay from one to three dollars per bar
rel freight to take it from New York, Phil
adelphia, and New Orleans, to Liverpool
We suppose that a hundred large ship
loads of itare taken from the United States
to Liverpool every year, but we have never
heard Of our farmers trying it.-Ne,cbury.
port Herald. - 49,. : 90 - 5e
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W. W. WALLACE, q sasa
French Burr, Mill Stone,
MIII, SHJN
STEAM ENGINE EsTABLIsHMENT.
1fosli 3l9, 32l, 323 Liberty Street; s.a+

49, = :. =. = ~ ~ = y 6rC fyff,
AND -
STEAM ENGINE EsTaBL1sHMENT.
@fo's1i 3l9, 32l, 3a3 Liberty Street. si.afa
as7o OPPOSITE sNf1THf1ELD ST., -
o. PITTSBURGH, PA.
Steam Engines for Saw and Elouring Mills gen.
orally on hand and made to order. Boilers for
Engines made to order on short notice. Freiich
Burr Mill Stones, old and new stock, of my own
manufacture, warranted best quality, always on
hand at the lowest prices. Laurel Hill Mill
Stones always on hand. Mill Spindles, Mill
Irons, Mill and Regulating Screws, Picks, Screen
Wire, Corn and Cob Grinders, Cast Iron Provers,
Leather Betting. Wagner's Patent and Common
Bushes, Metal Eye pieces for the Runner, su-
perior article, McConnell's patert Driver, sim.
pie article for turning the spindle, always on
hand. Also Lull's Patent French Burr Smut
Machines, superior aIticle, provided with a
powerful suction fan, and unequalled for securing
grain; they are used in the large Pearl Mills, All.
egheny City, (Which turn OUT daily over70O bbls
f1our,) and in 600 other mills in the west They
give general satisfaction, and are warranted TO
clean well. We annex certificate from one of
the largest mills III the west, and refer to our
handbills for particulars: esis
Es{tsis3. sd PITrs BURGH. June: :26, 1852.
I w. w. WALLACE, sq,-Dear Sir-SYe have
now in use in our mill two of your Burr Smut
Machines; they work to our entire salts &C ton,
and they are durable, not liable to get out Of or.
der, and we consider them the best machines no "
in use. . 49,, sWILMARTH g. NORIE
| All orders promptly attended to,
w. w. WALLACE, SIG Liberty ST.,
declf' 's9s Ssii --1tk-sso5 aPittsburgh, Pa.
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msnsalitosthSS9 gsnefal:in3iefest; and ,hast6e

msfaalitosthS general INTEREST," and that the
same should be made, declare such, street,
or streets, alley or. alleys, vacated Or mar.
rowed; IN Provided, no street or alley, shall
be vacated as aforesaid, unless notice Of
the pendehcy and prayer of such petition
shall be given by publishing the same in
some newspaper, published in such city or
village for six consecutive weeks, immedi-
ately preceding action on each petition;
or in case no newspaper is published in
such city or village, by posting such no.
tice in three public places, in such city or
village, six weeks Immediately preceding
suoll action. - ''@~''--
: SEC. a. That section sixty.one and sew
enty seven of the act entitled an act to
provide for the organization Of cities and
incorporated villages, passed May 8, 1852,
and section thirteen OF the act supplement
tary to an act TO provide for the organiza-
ton Of cities and incorporated villages,
passed March II, 1858, be, and the same
are hereby repealed. -. -;
II C. LEBLOND, .. -,, ,s.'a
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
ssii 30 Is JAMES MYERS, aeti-
President of the Senate.
April se, 1854. ...''l 4'- =
= ga aa
SECRETARY Of STATES OFFICE,
5 Columbus, May 6, 1854.
/. WILLIAM TREvlTr, Secretary of State
of the State of Ohio, hereby certify tha,
the foregoing laws are correctly copied
from the origin al rolls on file in this office
~ '''et WILLIAM .TREVlTT,
l. ssef ,ssvy ), Secretary OF, State.
certify that the foregoing laws are cor
rectly printed. :, H.. J. B. NOLL, =,
~ Auditor. NJ. G.. O.
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LAWSa0F OH lEes
PpDEEs3fED f3Fz 4 AUGrHuafTY.!

I2k4eksst9 u z A8l1 ~:
PgDEls3fED M BYzAUrHoRfTYs
- -
- - n. ACT ~ s:sE
TO resalate shs asaking Of cellars, exca-
vationsand foundations.
SEC. 1. Be at enacted by the GeneralI
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. Thatif the
owner or possessor OF any lot Of land, in
any city. or Incorporated yillags. Sin this
State, shall dig, or cause to be dug, any
cellar, pit, vault or excavation, to greater
depth than twelve feet below the orb of the
street on which such lot abuts, or if there
os no, curb, below the surface, of the ,ad ;.
joining lots. and shall by such excavation,
cause any damage to any well, house. or
other building, upon the lots adjoining
thereto, the said owner or possessor shall
be liable in civil action, to the party in
jured, to the full amount OF the damage
aforesaid; Provided, however, that such
owner or possessor, may dig, or cause to
be dug. any such cellar, pit or excavation.
to the full depth OF any foundation walls
OF any building upon the adjoining lots.
and to the full depth OF twelve feet below
the grade of the street whereon such. lot
abuts, established by the corporate author
ity Of any such city or incorporated village,
without incurring the liability prescribed
in this act. 7s4si sish
F. C. LEBLOND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JAMES MYERS, qsaa ~
President of the Senate.
April go. 1854. zslea
AN ACT 3
To authorize County Surveyors to ac-
knowledge deeds and other instruments,
and to administer oaths. .s
SIC. |. Be IL enacted blythe General As-
senrbiyof the State of Ohio, That the sew.
eral County Surveyors, now and hereafter
in Office in the several counties OF the State
of Ohio, shall each, in their respective
counties, have the same power to take and
certify the. acknowledgment of deeds,
mortgages, powers Of attorney, md other
instruments affecting real estate, that jus.
tices of the peace now or at any time here
after may have in their proper counties. :.
SEc.i2.s Thatshe several County Survey.
ers. now and hereafter in Office in the State
Of Ohio. shall each, within their respective
I istar oaths and AFFIRM atoms and - ,aLe
af7;dayi,s. and cert;fv ali ot ~. .e,n. ~ .,
ius,ices Of ,he neacs. now or bsrsaf,sr' a,
any time. NAV have il their nronsr conn.
ties. except in the trial Of causes before
such Justices. Is. s. ~, III ,ad slal;
$500 F. C.. LEBLOND,s saasi
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
pres;Jsnt &c -. n,a ,,,,o'
A.s:l "a s,oe .s.ssss =! 1ss SSS'ess
f.'s ~ - 70 bss.'tpl';ss ss.bs I'd
az n (,u, m. 's Assss fs',a,s
Tol,eva,sse ,,,s ssin,;ss;an .,s -,
ss,13s 4 ssS aoas0n anS ~ spppgr. ns 3
~ saisIla sis.si.sa 7-
oEc. sl.e Det enacted oy Ms Genera
ssss2o'y 1:ss2y 9. Ms o.als e ono, lhas az p9'
,;.,sd u "" e.n nav, I've may hereafter oe aa
for.iba nssf md n,,mh sb.a ny ha asnnnar -
ed:st tho exosnse Of ,hs State. propiasd
,h.ssh. ,..,,eeI;, - ~,
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ftTHERE's CHEATING AT THIS sTABLR.''-- '----
Judge Metcalf, in charging the jury in a
case at'Lowell last week, said: "Gentle-
men, this case has developed some Of the
most ainfulamanifestations Of idepravity
which il has ever been my Tot to. witness.
God only knows who iies-but somebody
does. ,,5,ss,. ,i.s :; ..sss.... r
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RoLTlNGs CBoTHSs sniade fshs best, q ,,,ai.
ID ity of silk. with square mesh, free o fuzz,
and warranted To- bolt freely always longhand
~ 70 per yard for No aud 10 cents pc, yard
patch. at 8 10 Liberty. street. sPitsbargh. =
dec II 4v95tsa lsasWs W. WALLACE
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COMMISSIONS tNiER CHANT;
- tCL ARIN g GToN;s OHIO q; "A 50
HAVING rec entity purchased a Wa ARFBoAr
IL IN connection with his w AREHousE, is now
ready TO accommodate afopi,tg Families at mod.
crate charges. M erehants col,signing their goods
to his care, will have the m night and
~ wet,weather orthe Wharf boat, wlthoui extra
charges. yt4i.as sas.i, 4. al Us = slsAug l7.ss
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w. W. WALLACE, sn
a S.I.EAlLs MARBLE WORKS.
1 3l8, 3al > 3a3 LlBEarYSTsEtrss

sSIt oio' Szl ! $50 LIBER RITZ STREET,n 1Sf@'
;. iIi.i bu sPLTTSBURGH,sPA.ssi sisyss yns.lI
M COMMENTS. aTombss Grave Stones, Furni-
IL turs Tops, Marble Mantels, &c., always on
nsho, and made to order by machinery, at the
bic, large stock hand and sold to the trade a,
prices that will give general satisfaction Orders
promptly attended 10, at 3l9 Liberty street Pitts,
burgh. t'4"it'f f.stsfs q WV. W.tVAIJaAGE
Dec Ii, 1853. srI Es7abla gxf ao5IWe1ss' &
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AN ACT H
Teeamend the twenty.nin,h section of an
act entitled an act for the incorporation
of.Townships, !" passed March IL, 1858.
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passed March n. 1858. be 80 amended as
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