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EB DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
Ii s., ,ha, there will be Petition presented to
the Commissioners of Monroe County, Ohio, al
their September term, 1854, praying fer a county
road. commencing in the creek road, leading from
Wondsheld. al or near the log shute on lands of
Samuel Bracy's heirs in Adams tp.; thence up the
hill the best route, passing near Benjamin McMa-
hons house, and with the line between the lands
of Elijah Mem Mahon. John Henthorn and Joseph
Miner, thence the best and nearest route throu gh
the farm of Elisabeth Gray. thence with the line
between Thomas Carrick's aud Thamas McMa-
hons, TO the ridge road leading from WoodsfieId
to ClaIington.
Jny 26 1854. A PETITIONER.
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: MIssoURI.-The Legislature will stand
on joint ballot. 63 Wings, so Anti. Benton
and 81 Benton Democrats. Six Wings
and one Democrat are elected to Congress
All the members who voted for the Me-
braska bill, that were candidates, have
been reelected, viz: Phelps, democrat,
and Oliver. Lindley and Miller, wings
Col. Benton, the only member who voted
against the bill. is defeated. Truly this is
something for fusion whig papers o! Ohio
to glory over. as some of them are doing.
LoT L. SMITH, Esq. of Athens. has
been nominated as the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the district composed
of the counties OF Athens, Neigs, Hooking
: Fairfield and Perry.
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They can't Keep House without 1T
Experience of more tan sixteen years has estahahsli
the fact that Merchants Celebrated Gargliag Oil or un
versai Family Embrocation will most cases. and NJ
( heve all such as
Spavlns. Sweeney Ringbone, Windgalls. PnH
Evil, Calfors, Cracked Heels. Cells of al
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises. Fis-
tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lasnc;icsss.
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease. MaDgc..l
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi.
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites.
Boils, Corns. Wlitlows. Burns and Scaldr..
Chillblains, Chapped Hands, Cramps. Com.
fractions of the Muscles, Swdlings, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, DC. DC. DC, !.
The unparalleled success Of his o the cure Of p
in Horses and Cattle, ard In human desh, ts
saily becoming known 10 the farming tommuuIzys
can hardly be credited except by hose who have heen
amount Of pain suffering and tmc are saved ~
the timely application Of this oii
css- BE sure tbs of the sole proprieor. GEORGE
". MERCHANT. Ioekfsort. N Y, is blown IN the sy>
All orders addressed to the proprietor VII. Dc promptly
responded.
G4, Pamphlet CT the Agent and see what waaasrs ase
acromplished by the this neetsehae
Sold by sestectA5e dealers sefsrsy, N u'e uuiteH
States and Canada. Also bv
]. NJ. Kifkbride, Woads6elt Armstrong,
Mooney & Co, Bea,.syilr. W. Steel, Stafford.
VI, Pollock & Co., Sunfist. II G. Kotzebsss,
Malaga. pallcoast & Eeadiey, Jamestasxn. M;
P. Miles s. Son, Samsrtos a, 8 MsstiliQt.
New Castle. a. W. Taxhnsy. New Rostpo,
Aud at wholesale BY ]. d Park, Cincinnali
H. s. E Gsylord. & a. j. We,si,am, CleyslsaA
and by nardy s. Jones, Piitsbasgh.
July IL, 1854.
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= ArrACHMENT.-- my instance writ Of
IA attachment was pnthe 18Th of August, 1854
i-s,ied by Joel + Randolph Justice of the Peace
OF Centre township, Monroe county, Ohio against
the gneds. chateis, uglits credits aud effects of
Giles C. Hunt a non-resirlent Gf said county, for
the sum OF $40 6S. which has heen served, and
viii be for hearing October I'd. at 'cIock P. M.
Aug 80. 1854. JOHN DAVENPORT.
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DIED-On the 25lh inst. at his resi-
dence in Baresville. JOHN P. NOLL. in
the SD year Of his age. The deceased
leaves a wife and three small children to
mourn their loss.
Waynesboro' Pa.) Record please copy
On the 25ih. in this place. LAuREr.
ia. daughter OF Joseph and Charlotte
Rogers, aged years and II months.
In this place, on. the 28th instant
WILLIAM d.. son OF William w. and
Rachel Jordan, aged 22 months.
..Oi such is the kingdom of Heaven"
We deeply sympathise with the parents
OF these interesting children in their sore
affliction. They have the consolation o.
knowing that what is their loss is the eter.
nal gain of their lovely offspring.
On the 26lh. at the residence Of Rob.
ert S. Hu'cheson. in this place, PETER
WALTERS, in the 96th yearsof bis age
On the 26th. at his residence in this
township, JOEL WAKEFIELD, aged abou,
"a years.
Some two or three weeks ago, the de.
ceased. in descending well. was precipi.
tated to the bottom-a distance Of some
27 or 28 feet--by the breaking Of the we'll
rope. In the fall he had one Of his legs
broken, and was otherwise fatally injured
He fingered, IN much pain, until ahs s6,h,
when death released him from his suffer
sings.
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GAUTION.-All persons are notified not 10
" purchase two notes of hand given by me to
Jonathan Durgan dated November TO- 1852, call
ing fer about S63,72 (amount not certainly re-
tnen'bered,) one due in two years, aud the other
in three years after date, with interest Said notes
were given for land bought of said DUNCAN. end
as have since bad TO pay judgment against said
land. am determined not to pay said notes with
out proper credit. JOHN B. CLUTTER.
Aug. 80, 1S5I
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CONGRESS-.

From the Belmont Chronicle,
Mr. CowEN:-Piease announce the name o
DAVID L. JENNINGS. ESQ.
of Belmont county, as candidate to represen!
this Congressional Disrict subject to the deciso"
of the Wing convention. BELMONT
o. We are authorized to announce the name ot
JOHN SINCLAIR,
as candidate for Representative in Congress.
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A TIA " ENT.-At my instance, writ OF
II attachment was, the 4th day of August
1854, issued By John K. Lynch, J ,ls,ice of the
Peace in and for the township of Center, and
county OF Monroe; against the goods, chattels,
rights, credits. moneys aud effects of w. w.
Livingston, nonresident Of SAID county, for the
sum of thirty two dollars.
Aug. I6, 1854. PETER DIEHL.
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When the George Law left Asplnwall on
the 9th. the steamship North Star was
waiting the arrival of the Yankee Blade at
San Francisco.
The steamship Sonora arrived at San
Francisco on the 5h July. the Cortes on
the 18th, Uncle Sam and the Golden Gate
on the 3Oth, and the Pacific Oh the 3lsi.
all with passengers from the Atlantic
States.
California news meagre.
The Wing State Convention met at Sac
ramento on the 25Ih. The session lasted
two days G. w Bonice of Colusa was
chosen candidate for Congress in North
ern California, and Calhoun Bsnham. for
Southern. The proceedings were harmo-
nious.
The resolutions declare in favor Of Ter
ritories forming their own laws thou, in
reference, and calling for action on the
Pacific Railroad.
The Democratic State Convention met
at Sacramento on the 18th. There was
great confusion from the commencement.
Two charmen and q double set of com,
mittees. &C.. being appointed. The cleo
tionists nominated Latham and McDougal.
Peremptory orders have been received
at San Francisco 10 Commodore Dunlavy
to dispatch two armed vessels to the Sand
wich Islands on public service.
New rich gold diggings have been dis
covered about 25 miles from Point Oxford.
and also near Pine Grove on the south
fork of Slate Creek and Rowland's Flat.
The Know Nolhngs were organizing in
Sacramento.
The Gillian barque Libertad arrived at
San Francisco in eighty days from Hong
Kong. She started with 500 Chinese pas
sengers. of whom 100 died on the passage,
slso Capt. Chas. Atwood.
4 great fight between two large parties
OF Chinese took place on the 18Th near
eaversyille. Twenty-one We're killed
and large number wounded.
Accounts from the mining districts are
generally favorable.
The Clinton House at San Francisco
was, destroyed by fire. loss S23 900.
About ! 5 prisoners escaped from the
State prison. were killed and 8 others
subsequently died OF their wounds.
Tue steamer Prometheus arrived about
10 o clock with S783, 900 in specie.
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Johnston NLAWRENCE'S ESTATE The
~ undersigned has been appointed by the Probate
court ot Monroe county. Ohio, Administrative of
Johnston Lawrence, deceased, and received let.
'ers of Administration Those having claims
should present them Immediately. property au
thenticated.
CATHARINE LAWRENCE,
Aug, Is, 1854. Adm'rx.
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ROLL OF HON OR

Received on subscription to the "Spiri,
Of Democracy" for the week ending Sat-
urdsy, August 96, 1854.
Thomas Foggin. Washington, 81 co
]. c.. Ummenset,er. Jackson, 90
Joshua Mccormick, Ohio, SO
w. Martin, Esq, do 90
Joseph Cortney, Summerfeld, SO
S. Hubbs, Perry. 2 90
Uriah Rsdin, Woodsield,. so
s r w. McAnaspy. Center, SO
Samuel Dougherty, Wayne. rs
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August 81, 1858.

a TIA TACuMENT..-At my instance an attach.
IA ment was issued on the 7;h day of August.
A d. 1854, by David Forshey, Justice Of the
Peace for Fra'hklin township. Monroe county,
Ohio, against the property aud effects of Eizy
Nc Caffrey, nonresident debtor of said county :,
on The 14th of said month, for the sum
of iortytwo dollars and sixty cents.
Aug % 1854 r Fl CAIN
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
CnuRT OF COMMON PLEAS

=
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
A LEXANDER HUTCHINSON, Samuel Grif-
II fifth aud Ephraim Griffith, plaintiffs, against
James Slack, defendant Civil action. Sum
mons aud order Of Attachment
The said defendant, James Slack, is hereby no
tifed-That on the Goth day of June. A d 1854
petition was fled against him, by said plaintiffs
in said court in which it is forth and elaine d
that the said defendant is indebted to the said
plaintiffs in the of $s7l6, with interest there
on from the 18th day OF May, A. D.. 1854, for
money paid on a contract which has been aban.
doDed by the defendant and rescinded by the said
plaintiffs and in additional sum of $500 claims
ed as damages for a breach of said contract, max
ing in all Sl0l6. with interest as aforesaid; Tor
which sum and interest, as aforesaid, the said
plaintiffs ask for judgment against the said defen
dant. The defendant is required to answer said
petition on the 9th day of September. A. d. 1854
JOHN SINCLAIR and
c. C. CARROLL.
July II. 1854. Attys for Plaintiffs.
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@agsEs arg:s ia, ., --szgD oEuEsa

From the subscriber. IN Center township, Monroe
Countv, Ohio. on Tuesday. August 18Th 1854,
TWO .f{LCH COFFS IND ONE EEIFER
One Of the cows has the outer shell OF one horn
knocked off, and The point of the other sawed off.
The other COW is black and white, will, a white
stripe along he back The heller is a dark brew
with sharp pointed horns. Any person who will
return SAID cattle 10 the subscriber, or send him a
letter to WoodsiieId. stating where they may be
found will be literally rewarded
JACOB SHELL.
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TILLIAM NiARSHALL'S

w LLIAM MARSHALL'S ESTATE-No
w tice is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been qualified by the Probate court of Mon
roe county. Ohio, Executor of the estate of Will
liam Marshall, late Of said county, deceased. All
thnse having claims against said estate will present
Immediately. properly authenticated
JESSE MARSHAL
August 81, 1858 Executor.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

j. R. MoRRis- Sir: Please announce that
WILLIAM p. PATTON
is an independent candidate for the office of Pro-
bate Judge at the October election, free aud clear
of convention, but Independent to the people.
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COUNTY AUDITOR.

&C. We are authorized TO announce the name OF
WILLIAM BROWNFllGLD
OF Malaga township, as candidate for the Office
of County Aiitliinr.
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HORSES.

Class d-Stdllions.
Best stallion for all purposes. years old. to
be brought and kept in the county year $50
The object in Offering this last premium,
ia ,hatsteck very superior to any hereto-
fore exhibited here. msy be brought into
the county; and the committee are au-
thorized TO withhold the premium if the
horses exhibited should nDt prove to be
of that character.
Best blooded stallion
I'd best do Diploma and
Best stallion for draught
2d hest do
Best stallion for all purposes
I'd best do
Res, 3 year old hooded stallion
ID best do SO
Best 8 year old stallion for al Purrosss
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SELECT SCHOOL,
Fer Y0ugg Ladies and Gentlemen,

THE undersigned will open his school in his
place. on the first Monday of September, 1854.
There viii be three sessions in the year, of Ia
weeks esch. Those wishing TO attend will please
make application beforesthe commene ement of the
session. Particular attention viii be paid to those
wishing to qualify themselves teachers.
Woodstield is healthy village, and good board
ing may be had at 81 80 per week.
TERMS:
Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geography,
per ion, SIS 90
Algebra. Geometry. Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry and History. 90
Languages aud higher branches of Math-
ematics, 6 90
August 80, 1854. r. J. SMITH.
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Isarcains!l Isarpainsi,!

FEyHE subscriber, by way of addition to the
E town of Woodsield. has caused TO he sur
veyed and divided. that excellent lot of land ad
joining said town, situated the south part there
of, aud ives, of the road leading to Sistersvie
and he now offers, AT PRIVATE SALE. and
| at low prices
ll8 LOTS
of convenient size, not excelled as lots for build
ing or any other purpose by any in or adjoining
the town. This is well known to be the mos
pleasant and healthy portion of the village, and
a desirable site far all who want comfortable
home, Or lot good for any other purpose, at
low price
Those wishing to purchase must apply soon. as
the subscriber intends to close up his affairs thi.
fall, preparatory TO location elsewhere, and is
therefore teimined, in the above language. to
give bargains!! bargaius!!!
July 10, 1854. SIMPSON HOLLISTER.
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
SAID COUNTY.
Siilinan T. Powell, plaintiff, against Edward
Smith. Edward Sleigh. and the unknown heirs
of John Turn, deceased, defendants.
CIVIL ACTION
TlHE said defendants will take notice that on the
i 10Th day Of August, 1854, the plaintiff filed in
said court his petition, setting forth that ON the
26th day of july 1sl5, Edward Smith sold and
conveyed to Edward Sleigh the south west quar-.
ter of the south west quarter Of section 4, towns
ship. 2, and range a. in Monroe county; that on
the same day said Smith sold and conveyed to
John Tarn, the south east quarter OF the south
east quarter OF section 10, township and range
4 in said county; that the consideration for said
tracts of land was $500, payable in yearly pay.
ments Of 800 each, the first OF September,
1916. l647 1913, lSI9 and 1850, that said Sleigh
and Tarn executed to said Smith five several notes
payable as Ssforesaid, and each executed to said
Smith mortgage on the land TO them severally
conveyed to secure the payment of said notes
The petition states tina, Tarn is dead and that his
heirs unknown to the plaintiff, and that Sleigh
tas abandoned the land and gone to parts AN.
known. The petition further states that on the
26th day OF April. lS49, the plaintiff and said Ed
ward Smith entered into a contract in writing by
which said .Sniti, for the consideration OF $500
agreed and bound himself to bring suit on the
said notes against Sleigh and 1'arp, and cause the
said tract pf baud in section 10 to he levied upon
and sold without deaY.saa that the deed therefor
should be raade to the plaintiff: and the said peii.
ton states that SAID Smith has wholly neglected
snd refused to perform his part of said contract,
The paintf claims the right to recover from said
Smith $500 the amount paid TO him with interest
pril 26 1913, and asks that the lands be old
10 pay the same that unless The defendants appear
by the I4th day of October, next, and answer said
petition that The next term of said court, judg
ment will be taken against them by default
HoLLIsTER, OKEY & HoLLisTER,
Aug, 23, 1854, Atty's. for Plaintiff.
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Monetary.

New YoRK, Aug. 24-Brokers will do
well not TO buy notes OF the following
Banks, as there is no certain Information
in relation 10 them: The Farmers S5 Me-
chanics' Bank of Kent county. the Bank
OF Castleten. the Bank of Miiedgeville
the Merchants Bank of Mason. and South
Royaton Bank The Indiana. Illinois
and Wisconsin Free Bank notes are pur-
chased at from to 10 cents discount
Buffalo. Erie and Kalamazoo R. r. Banks
reduced 10 10 cts.
BANKS SUsPENDEp-The Bank OF Milf
ford, Del, and the Drovers' Bank of Og.
densburg. N. Y, have suspended.
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The above articles must be made within he
year.
Awarding committee-John Davenport, 4ns
VIM. Myers, Mrs. Jacob Bare.
Awarding committe On Fancy Needle Work
and Embroidery w. Armstrong, Mss.
Peter DiehI, Miss Bdenharn. 5sss slss - q
UNENU NUMERAsPED ARTICLES.
The committees TO judge of the unenumersted
articles will award premiums at theHs sdiscretio0s
any and every Crop. Animal, Implement, ln-
vention, Article. Improvement. &C., that they
may consider deserving, and that 10 not embraced
in the above list.
Everything which is not embraced in the stated
lists of premiums will be entered under these coy-
miltees, and viii be as carefully noticed as those
which areiiamed, and premiums will be awarded
thereon as above stated,
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
On Flowefs-Wm. F. Hunter, Mrs. Joel =.
Randolph, Miss Agnes Woodmiss
On Pouitry--Geo. H. Davenport. Jon. w. Bar.
nett, Jno d. o O'Connor.
On Vegeiables--Jas. r. Morris, Mrs. Thee.
Benninghaus, Miss Margare Smith.
On Birds and Bi-d Cages-Dr- Geo. w. Maeou,
Mrs. DR.. Smith. Miss Grimshaw.
On Unenumera,ed Articles-John Sinclair,
Thomas A. Way, Benz R. briggs.
JOHN KERR. President.
WM. STEEL, Secretary.
JNo NJ KrRKsRIpE, Assistant Secretary.
June 81 1854, -
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October Election.

N5- Candidates will please remember that our
charge is one dollar. each. for publishing
nounc ements. Their names will be arranged in
alphabetical order under appropriate headings.
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Flour Markets,

New York. Aug. 24-Flour advanced.
State 9. .5oa o so; good Ohio 10, ,OOa o. so:
Southern 9 25a9 81.
CiNcINNATI.-Flour advanced to 8,e5
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Fires in The Woods.

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 23.-Fires are ra'
ging to a terrible extent in every section
OF this county. The damage to woodland
and the crops will be enormous. Build
ings have been burnt in Kanduskeae, Cor
with, Charleston, Garland and other town
ships. In many places the entire popula.
lion is fighting the flames. In Garland
township it is said whole family. living
some distance from any other house, are
entirely surrounded by flames. having no
means to escape. tbs not known whether
they are dead or alive.
CLEVELAND, O.. Aug. 24.-Frightful fires
are raging in the woods al Cuyahoga Falls
and III Franklin. Randolph, Ravenna
Robertson and Norihfield townships. this
county. and in parts of Summit and Port
age counties. Barns. hay. grain. &c., are
destroyed. APprehensions are felt for the
town of Hudson. The woods near Pains
vile. Lake county, one mile in length, are
burning. aud all efforts TO arrest the flames
have proved unsuccessful.
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Ne,rs LENS.

NEw YoRK. Aug. 25 The North Star
arrived at o'clock. She left Aspinwall
on the l7lh. She brings 400 passengers.
Capt. tlollins. of the Cyane. was arrest
ed yesterday. at the suit Of Calvin Durand.
for the destruction Of his property at Grey
town--damages laid at $4,000. Hoilins
gave $4,000.
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salt-S2. SO, Kanawha SO per bushel

TOBACCO The Baltimore Sun. of Sat
urday. says: The Tobacco market con-
tinues very firm with only moderate
supply. 1t is now ascertained that the
crop i'll Maryland, Ohio. Virginia and
Keniucky-indeed IN all the Siates-wiil
be short, OWL to the drought. Holders
are firm and in anticipation OF higher
prices. There is also good shipping
inquiry. Sales OF some ESQ hhds. ONO
at .ull prices. Also some 400 hhds.
Maryland. Sales of all descriptions are
making as fast as inspected.
CATTLE MARKET-Prfces range from
500 to S4 SO per 100 lbs. on the hoof-
equal 10 500 TO 1915 net. and averaging
1915 gross Hogs--Sales from at 600
to Sc 25 per 100 lbs. Sheep--Sales at
from 200 to 50, and the market dull
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Monroe County Agricultural Society, to
be held in Wood sfe7d, on Thursday and
Friday. The 5th and 9Th days Of Octo.
Der, 1854.
r Z G q LAT TIONS.
Persons wishing to compete must become mem
bers of the Society, by paying one dollar annually
to the Treasurer, which must he done before their
articles are entered on the books OF the Society
4 II stock entered for competition must be ac-
companied with description of age, breed, and
where grown.
All articles offered for premiums must be own
ed by the persons Offering them, or by members
OF their iaIniiIeS-chdren over 81 years of age
are not entitled to compete without becoming
members themselves
No person will be allowed to serve on any
committee before which he has an article or arti-
cles for exhibition.
When there is competition, no premiums
will be awarded unless the article presented be
deemed deserving and meritoriDus.
Premiums may be awarded any articles not
enumerated in the Premium List
NO animal can obtain premium unless il is
owned IN Monroe County; and no article can re-
ceive any unless it is the growth or manufacture
OF the county, with the exceptions specified in
the list. e
The various awarding committees are request
ed to be present in due eme, and to report them-
selves on their arrival TO the Secretary,
Judges on animals Will have regard TO the SYM
netry, early maturity and size; and will make
proper allowances for age. feeding, and the gen
esai character and condition of the animals They
are especially requested not to give encourage
nent to over-fed animals, the object heing to have
superior animals FOR breeding Judges are re-
quested to examine the progeny. when possible
of all animals exhibited as breeders, aud make
due allowances for excellencies and imperfec tions
in these. in giving their awards to the sire or dam
No person. except an officer member of The
Board, will be allowed to inter fsre with the
judges during their examination.
Further orders to the exhibition viii be pub
liSlied In dut.
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ToHN HAMILTON'S ESTATE sub.
q scriaers have been qualified by the Probate
Court Of Monroe county. Ohio, as Executors OF
John Hamilton. decd. and received letters as
such Executors. Those having claims, Should
present them Immediately, properly authentica-
ted. JACOB II. HAMILTON,
HUGH HAMILTON.
August l6 1851. Ex'rs.