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The State of South Carolina,
ABBEEiLLE DISTRICT

Ohm IOGCE, who is in the custody of the
~ Sheriff of Abbevillc District, by virtue oi
two Wrlts of Capias al .Satiyaciemdam, at the
SUIT OF Sidney :. Boyce, having flicd in my Of
flee, together with Schedule on oath. of his
estate and ELECTS. his petition to the Court OF
Common fieaS, praying that he may be admitted
TO the benefit of the Acts Of the General Assem-
bly,, made for the relief Of InsoIveut debtors.
1t Is OrdcrI That the said Sidney s. Bovcc,
and all other creditors to whom the said John
Loguc Is IN any wise indebted, be- and they are
hereby summoned. aud have nolce to appear
before the said Court oil Wednesday after the
first Monday in October next (he eighth day
OF said monthly to shcw Cause, il nny they eau,
why the prayer Of the petitioner aforesaid should
not be granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. cr
Office Of Common Pleas,
AbbcviIle, June ~ 1856. IL 3m
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SCUTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL,
Patented Nav Is 1874


VIE attention OF Planters. Farmers, and
i; Stock feeders in general. arc respectfully
called t" this Mill the most important article
Of the kind now in use !; not only well adapted
for grinding Cob Meal for Stock, but Grits or
fine i1ominy for the table. aud especially Bread
Meal from cora not fully ripe Or dry in the
fall.
In setting this Mill, no Mechanic or frame
work is wanted, only requiring to be faslcn ed to
floor or platform. Easily adjusted and used by
ANYBODY, even child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first
premiums at the late Agricultural Fairs of Mis-.
Souri,, Kentucky. Maryland, and other Suites :;
and that in the most complimentary manner; as
well as the most ready commentators from the
thousands witnessing it's performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most pos.
tive banner against defects or brenkngc when
properly used; and No. 9 warranted to grind
10 bushels Of feed pc hour with one horse and
offered ut the low pr of S55. all complete for
attaching the team; No 3, at SS65, grinds Is
bushels per hour, with one horse; No. 4, at S75,
grinds 20 bushels per hour with two horsss
The above Mills may be found ut the
Agency for the Manufacturers ut Abbevillc Court
House. HENRY 5. KERR Agent
June i, 1856. If
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JUST RECEIVED.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL.
n SWAEEIEIh &. co

JUDI hECE1 v EU.
WHOLESALE e. RETAIL.
r. SWAFFIELD g. co.
MOULD respectfully inform their numerous
w patrons, and ali those who are admirers
of Dress and Fashion. thnt they have just re-
c-ived, and now offer for sale, Large Invoices
OF the most desirable Patterns, (Piain and Fancy
Gents e11d 9oyss'
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
Together with general assortment of Gent Is
Neck Ties. White und Figured Silk Cravats,
Black and Fancy Bcauforts Black and White
byron Tubes, Spotted and Fancy Checked Nam,.
Icons, Silk aud Satin Napoeons, improved, Black
Albert and Fancy Sandman Ties, Silk and Linen
Pocket kerchirfs, China Cord Pocket Kerchiefs,
Silk and Merino Drawers and Undershirts. silk
and Satin Scnrfs. Shirts. Collars aud Hosiery,
Sevastopol and Vienna Gloves. White and Col.
ored Tatfeta, with every description of
Fashionable Spring and Summer Hats.
ALSO
Constantly on hand, Trunks. Cnrpe, Bags, Hand
Falises Lndies' Travelling Boxes, dc, ull
Of which will be sold
At Our Usual Low Prices.
CB Having made arrangements TO enlarge our
business the present year, we trust that by more
particular attention to the calls and wants of our
many friends. we may render ourselves worthy
continuance OF their patronage and tho conf
dence they have heretofore rcposed in us
~ Is. All Goods ure warranted to answer in
every respect, the representation made ut the
time Of sale.
OUR MOTTO IS
Quick Sales and Small Profits for Cash. t"
H. swAFF1ELD. .E. II. swAFFIELD....w. L. FISH
No. 3 Granite Range, Columbia, S. c.
June 3, 1856. Iv
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT,
lM Equity.

US r Bill for Injunction &c
wv m. S. Ansley. ct. aL J
DURSUANT to the order of Court rive
n"icc 10 all prrsuns vino arc legal cred
itors OF " H. - Anssey individually. and who are
willing t.: COME Ill and contribute to the costs uf
this proceeding to present and prove their
claims before inc within three months from
the publication hereof"
WM. II. PARKER, c. EAr.
Commissioners Office,
July 2, 1886. II 3m
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G ARRI A GE AND WAGON
N9 a tx ING.

CARRIAGE AND WAGON
VI a E6 4 NC.
TNlIE undersigned having ns- ,.,--
l. socated themselves as CO. ~ IITENa
partners i'll the business of Car sslsssSAYx4rSSZ,
riase aud Wagon Making and Repairing, under
the Firm of
II n Il Il | S & w ARE
would call the attention Of the public to their
Shops at
Nst. Carmel,
where they hope, by fair prices, faithful work,
and prompt attention to business, to earn. The
confidence Of all, and merit liberal share of
patronage.
For nl! jobs amounting to Five D. moro.
payment will be required in ca !,
Note, when the work is reno, -.
All orders for work should
vid r.. Hnrris; hut all settler
with the financial Coparln
Ia, alone is authorized to u ,
Fi'n,, give OF take notes, si' ...
money or contract debts.
DAVID ''.l
w. G.. Wa. =.
Mt. Carmel, S. C.. Jan. 7, 1856. ns-iv
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Baconl Hacon!!
hfbfh LBS; q superior BA.
ss9NbNYNY CON just received and
- u. f,s's.ssf - -, :,
DAVIS & BoozER. !,
csssswood, June II, lssa 9 Eff
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HOCSs Hoes !

UST received q lot Of SCCVILS No. I and
- 2, and GRADES Patent HOES. which
we will sell low. 9. =. -
AIso, lot Of White md Striped. OSNA-
BURGS, WIER a. MIfI,ER
March l8. 4S =. tf
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HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Attorney General, i'll behalf Of the State of
South Carolina,
Jane T. Baker and others
I appearing to my satisfaction that James A.
l. Baker and John 7. Baker, two of the De-
Pendants to the above stated Bill, are beyond the
limits Of this State, on motion of Wilson, I.omnx
q liaddcn. Ordered, That said Defendants do
plead, answer or demur to said Bill of Com.
pIaint within three months from the publication
hereof, Or Judgment Pro ComJtsso will be taken
against thcRI.
WM. III. PARKER, c.E.AD.
Commissioners Office,
April 90, 1856. 2 3m
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G E GIA LOTTERY

G E o r GA LOT Terry,
A"thoriSed dg the State Of Georgia.
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery!
CLASS Ito be drawnin the City of AT
lantn, Georgia. in pabic, on Monday July
49, iSj6, OH lhs Havana Plan.
SA 'h'L SWAN & Co. Managers
PRIZES amounting to 100000 will be dis
trIbMted according to the following MAGNIF
lCENr SCHEME. Every other ticke, sure
to draw prize. 30,On0 umbcra-l5,l9v
Prizes.
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Blacksmithinp.

THE undersigned having removed from, His
L old Stand, has opened u Shop in rear of
Mr.. Jones Law Office, upon the, Street leading
will be pleased 10 meet his old friendb end cue.
toners. lie prides; himself particularly IS Ma
skill at HORSE SfI0EfNG, though iii Kinds of
work viii be and durability.
? 90. y WILLIAM KNOX.
y Jan N, 1854, 10 "a >Sm
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HARDxw wA7~
LIQUORS.
LAND WARRANTS,
SO, 900 ACRES WANTED!

w e are still in the market for Land Warrants,
'! and will IN future make it our business to
oubId the highest bidder. Persons mt q distance
will run no risk i'll scmding Warrants 10 ME {: re-.
turns will he made by return mail, ut New York
prices. There is 10 danger of loss; wo have re.
ceived during this season over IL, 900 Acres, and
made returns through the mails without single
failure. If Warrant holders prefer, they can.
ny drposlting their Warrants with the Clerks of
tho Court Of this State, Gcorgia, Alabama, Mis-.
sissippi or North Carolina, and giving me notice
of such deposit, have the funds sent for their
Warrants b fore they are mailed to me.
Address w. &. DAVIS.
Abbcville &. H., S. c..
May II, 1856. 1 If
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: " The friends of JOHN r. WILSON, re-.
spectfully announce him as a candidate for Tax
Collector Of Abbeyiile District at the ensuing
election. e, y ~ 80
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ID The friends Of Capt. 8. A. HODGES re
sPectfully announce him as candidate for Tax
Collector ut tho ensr il.g eiectaon. :issG Z.
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eB The friends of N1AiROD McCORD re-
spectfully announce him as Candidate for Sher
if at the ensuing Election.
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;EH Tho 6tfSsnds OF 'Rsy. JAMES MOORE
would respectfully announcss bin 81 sGaldidat
for rsclectionto 10 thp oiscs of TAI GoIIs svsoa, g
The enaning -etectiop 5ss Y g :
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a L A B A M A LOTTERY.
\, authorized by the State Of Alabama
Southern Military Academy Lottery !

ELASs r, new series-To be drawn in the
City of Montgomery, Alabama, in public. on
thursday, August l3, 1856, OH the Havana
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EB The friends of d. w. HAWTHORN
respectfully announce HIM Candidate for Sher-
iii Of AbbeviIle District, at the next election.
,,..... MANY FRIENDS.
May S, 1856.
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SAMUEL SWAN, mnnaEer.
sEIht'S amounting to $2O4.OOO will be dis.
sri5nted according to the following MAGNIF-
lCENT SCllEME. $4,000 Numbers-l5,l85
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ez The Sfr;sSids of W. W. aRipFIN. f.
sPscsi1iIy .nasaHos him 80 i, csndida{e {es 70
shsriff, atAhe snsutsg election z ss'7 = :
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-28
No. 1911
April 5, 1856.

No. 1874. AN ACT
For providing plan and estimate of new
building for the Deaf and Dumb Institution
at Columbus.
SEcTIon |. BE il enacted by the GenaraL As
semJly of The State Of Ohio, That in view of the
necessity of the early erection of new build
ing for the use and occupancy of the instition
for the deaf and dumb and for the furtheIance
of that object, it shall be the duty of the trus-
tees of that institution, when appointed, to
procure from some skil(ul land competent
descriptions and specifications, and estimates
of the costs of the various kind of materials to
be used, aud work to be performed in erecting
the same the proposed building to be Of brick
or stone, TO be erected on the lot in the city of
Columbus now occupied by said institution,
and TO bs OF sufficient siit aud 50 arranged o.
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to afford suitable and proper accommodation
for three hundred and fifty pupils, together with
the superintendent and family, and such off
GERS and servants as must necessarily reside in
such institution said building to be erected
and furnished in plain, but substantial and
suitable manner. Said trustees shall report
their action in the premises to the legislature
on the first Monday of January next, and they
shall also communicate with such report the
plan or plans, descriptions, specifications and
estimates procured by them as herein provided
and If mole than one plan be submitted they
shall designate which plan in their opinion is
the most suitable for the purpose intended and
for the purpose of procuring such plan or plans,
the SAID trustees may expend any sum not ex-
ceeding five hundred dollars.
! SEcTion q The said trustees arc hereby author
lied If they shall deem it necessary and expedi
ent, to procure for the temporary use of the Asy-
lum, some suitable building or buildings, to ac-
commodate the whole or part Of the pupils in
said institution, or for safe and healthy dormi-
tory or dormitories for the accommodation Of
said pupils, or they may, il they deem it more
expedient, contract on the asylum grounds a
building or buildings suitable for workshops,
and which will answer temporarily for dorm
iory or dormitorics for the pupils or other
temporary purposes of the institution provi-
ued, that the costs of such building or buildings
shall not exceed the sum of twelve thousand dol
lars.
SEC, 3. The said trustees arc hereby further
authorized TO make such temporary repairs TO
the present building as they shall deem neccs-
sary and proper provided, the expenses of such
repairs shall not exceed one thousand dollars
SEC. 4. The sum of thirteen thousand five
hundred dollars is hereby appropriated for the
several purposes named in the foregoing sec
tion Of this act and all accounts for expendi-
lures under this sum, when certified as correct
by said trustees, or any two of them, shall be
paid out Of the State Treasury upon the order
of the auditor.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
April II, 1856.
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SfcTroH 2. That said commissioners shall
not by authority of this act, issue certificates
10 an amount greater than the principal Of the
funded debts Of the State, made payable at the
pleasure of the state after the year 1856, after
the application Of the sinking fund available
for that purpose, 10 the payment thereof nor
shall they sell any certificate of stock OF a rate
less than the par value thereof.
SEcTIoN g. The moneys arising from the sale
Of the certificates authorized by this act, shall
be applied By the commissioners Of the sinking
fund, TO the redemption of the certificates OF
the fun led debt OF the Sta lie made payable ss sta.
ted in the second section of this act and to no
other purpose.
SEcTIoN 4. The following sums arc hereby
appropriated of any moneys in the treasury BE-.
longing 10 the sinking fund including the
amount that may be arised by the sale of GER
tiiCates as provided in the first section of the
act for the year 1856, viz For the payment oil
the semi. annual interest to become due on the
foreign debt of the State, on the first day OF
July 1896, and the fist day of January, 1857
and the semi-8nnual interest TO become due on
the domestic debt Of the State on the first day
OF My, and the first day Of November, 1886,
the sum of eight hundred and thirty thousand
dollars. For the payment of interest on school
and trust funds, held by the State, one hun
dred and thirty-lhrcc thousand eight hundred
and thirty dollars. For the payment of the
foreign debt of the State, payable at the pleas.
ure Of the State, after the year 1926 two mil.
lions five hundred aud nine thousand dollars. -
For the payment of the debt of The Stale past
due, the certificates of which have not been
presented, for payment and not bearing inter.
est, two thousand three hundred and fifty dol
lars.
For the payment of the salaries of the trans
fer Sgent and register in New York City and
Outinocpt pyp # tbeir pfi for bo
1856, sum not exceeding eight hundred thou
sand dollars.
SEcroN D. This act shall BE- in force from
a nd after its passage.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker House Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
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AN ACT
April 8, 1856.

1873. AN ACT
Providing for the application of the property
belonging to the estate by Anderson Granger
deceased late of Preble county Ohio, and also
for the settlement of said estate by the admin
istrator.
Section l.. b. it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State Of Ohio, That George B,
Hendricks of Preble county Administrator up
on the estate of Anderson Granger late of said
county, be and he is hereby authorized in his
said capacity as administrator of said estate TO
so use apply aud appropriate the money and
property belonging to said estate as to procure
the Liberation from slavery of the brother and
sister oreither of the next Of kin of said Ander-
son Granger deceased.
SECTION 2 Upon the final settlement of said
estate by said Administrator receipts for money
applied to procure the liberty Of said brother,
sister or next Of kin Of said Grangr and also on
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account of the items OF expense incurred by
said Administrator in procuring said Liberation
suppoiled by the oath eff said Liberation support
ed by the oath Of said Administrator shall be
allowed as vouchers TO liquidate any money re-
ceiyed by said Administrator from said estate.
SEcTioN 3. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
SPEAKER of the House of Representatives,.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Anril IL 1896
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AN ACT
April g, 1856.

1891 AN ACT
To provide for the payment of the Public Debt
OF the State, due January |, 1857, for the pay.
ment OF the interest on the Public Debt.
SEcTlos !. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That the commits
sioneTs Of the sinking fund be and they are here.
by authorized, to issue in accordance with the
the provisions aud conditions of the act of Feb
ruaTy 4, 1925, creating the State Debt, and OF
The several acts amendatory thereof, translera.
ble certificates ofstock bearing interest at rat
not exceeding six per centum per annum, pay.
able semi annually at the transfer agency in tn
City Of New York, the principal to b. redeema.
bic at the pleasure OF the State, at such time be.
tween the year 1875, and the year 1886, as tie
commissioners Of the sinking fund may deter
mine the certificates to be Transferable at said
uSency in the manner prescribed BY law, OF
coupon certificates as the said commissioners
may deem most advisable to be registered al
said agency.
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\. Il. VAN WORRIES.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
WIN. LAWRENCE.
President of the Senate. pro tenn.
April |, 1856.
81. | AN ACT

mo. 1872 AN ACT
10 authorize the hclding OF special term q
the district court in Mahoning county.
Section |. Be it enacted dy the General As
sembly of the State Of Ohio, That special term
OF the district court may be held in the county
OF Mahoning during the year 1856, at such lime
as the judges of the court of common pleas o.
the ninth judicial district, or a majority of them
may prescribe, at which term such actions as
may be pending in said district court at the regu,
lar term, as the said judges, or majority of them
may assign TO the special term shall be heard
and tried.
SECTION ?. Said special term shall be prescrb
cd, the actions assigned thereto, and notice
thereof given to the clerk Of the court and the
sheriff Of the county, at least thirty days before
the time fixed for holding the termc, and it shal
thereupon, as in other cases, be the duty of tn.
clerk and sheriff 10 proceed to draw petit jury
for said special term according to law, and un
less the said special term shall have been pre-
scribed, and the actions assigned, at the regular
term, the clerk shall, at least twenty days be
fore the time fixed for the special term, give no
tice OF the same, including list of the cause!
assigned thereto, in two newspapers published il
the county, and by written or printed notice!
posted up in each of the public Offices at tn,
court house.
SEcrIoS 3. venire for the petit jury shall b.
issued, served and returned, and all other nee
cessary process may be issued, served and return
ed, as for any regular term of said court, but NJ
action not assigned to said special term, shall b
heared or tried Stheren. In all causes hearC
and. d.decided at said special term the proceedings
judgments and orders shall be the same, anC
have the same force and effect as if made at tn,
regular term and causes not disposed of shall b.
continued to the next regular term.
See. 4. This act shall be in force from ant
after its passage.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD
President of the Senate
April s. 1856
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WATERN LILLE
W00LEN FACTORY.

The subscribers still ron'nur the Wooden Fac
t ry, in WateryIl!r, Lucas county. Ohio. and are
pr"pa e. 10 manufacture fr m thr fleece all kinGs
Of WOODEN GOODS, such as Cloths, Satiuet's
Twecds, Flannpls, BRrkIs Yarns, Ic by the
yarl, ,haes, in such manner. that " IN give
good s"tislaC' 10 all those who IN fav rlr. m
witt llcir Iatr0ua-r.
They will keep on hand a supply # the above
articles, to exchange for wool.
Cardms and Spinning done at short ro,rc, at
lG cents per poUnu Of yarn.
Custom Cardins and Cloth Dro.sin- done n, usual
al short notice.
1--we will pay the highest market piicc for
wool in cash. Also al kinds # mark, table pro
ducc taken in exchange for work and cloth.
STADDEN & PRAY.
W3tcryilrr Nav 10 IS-G--Iv
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PIPER'S
TOLEDO BOOK BINDERY.

DHsS DuIIdINy-SHMf IIO0T y HnaTeUS q JaegtT
Steam Printing House
BINDING in all Of its various departments, exc
cuted promptly, at fair prices, and in a style not
to be surpassed in the West. The Proprietor
would beg particularly to impress upon the pub
lie the fact that he uses FAR BETTER STOCK
than any similar establishment this vicinity
and it is his intention to render all of his work
distinguished alike for its beauty aud durability.
BLANK BOOKS for Banks, Insurance compa-
nes, Forwarders, County Officers, dc, made Al
the shortest notice.
Magazines and Old Books bound to patterns.
One Of Towns Patent PAGING MACHINES, for
paging Blank Books, is in operation at this estab
li5hment,
Toe, Q, Oct, 90 1855 #
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.pn G5EeoRY,s INsTANfr cuRE er PAM
BOYD, STONE & co, Proprielors.
2Lf MaMmee CitY Ohm.
BOOESI BOOKSN BOOXS z!

Frc.h arrivals weekly at Holt's Book Store, sgr
ofthe Book consisting Cf SchoolBouks Of all XII ia
also Latin, Greek, French, German, and the high.
er Mathematical works lie also has the standard
Poets, Histories, Biographies, Travels, New and
Popular works, etc etc tcgethcr with commen.
taries aud notes on the Scriptures; works on The.
ology, Anuuals, Gift Books, for all seasons and
ages, a large assortment of HOLIDAY GIFTS.
and TOY BOOKS with beautiful pictures for the
children. Of Stationery, he has the best the eas.
tern market affords and in great variety.
INKS-Black Blue, Red Carmine, ,Arnold's and
Harrison's Fluid, Copying, Indelliblc etc.
GOLD PENS, Mammoth, Engr ossing, CONNER.
al, Ladies, &c, at HOLTS.
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7
Manufacturer Of oil styles Of Carriages and
Wagons: also, Ball d Posts Cultirator,
warranted to do double the amount of work of any
ordinary cultivator Shop on Front street, oppo-
site SPafford's Hotel PerrysbIrg, Ohio. No,2
MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING.
MRS. C. swITZER thanks the ladies of Maumee
and vicinity for their kind and liberal patronage,
and respectfully solicits continuance of the
From long experience, she feels assured Of be-
ing able to give universal satisfaction.
Dresses and BoRnets made in the Latest Styles.
Also plain Straw, Leghorn, French, and Neapol-
tan biads gentlemen's Straw and Panama hats,
renovated in the most satisfactory manner and on
liberal terms Produce taken in exchange for work
Second door west of Presbyterian Church near the
corner of Broadway and Conant-sts [aprl9-27
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n. VAN WORRIES.

AUDITOR S OFFICE, PERRYsBURG,l
April 12, 1856
| certify that the foregoing laws are corrccl
according TO the copies certified to by the
Secretary of State and furnished to this Office
By the contractor for publishing the laws in
newspapers. JAS. w. ROSS,