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NOTICE

hereby given that in conformity to chapter As
81 the Code Of Iowa, approved 5th February, 1851
" authorize Corporations for pecuniary profit" a
company has been formed under the name Of the
"hEokrk GAS LiGHr AND CoKr CONTAIN"
Its principal place Of transactng business Is the
city Of keokuk, Lee CouEty, and State Of Iowa
The general nature IF the business be transacted
is tn erection or purchase and maintenance If
works in, adjacent the city If keokuk for the
manufacture and sale OF Gas Coke, Tar dc aud the
mining and sale of coal.
The capital stock If the corporation il One Hun
dred Thousand Doilars which may at any time be
Increased by such SUN u may liz necessary 10 ae-
complish tbs objects 81 the pany be paid such
manner and al such times the directors NAV pre-
scribe.
he sald corporation organized the 20th ia
Of Dssem Der, A. u. ls5j and viii continue Tor the
term Of twenty years, able from time h. time
Tor IErieds If twenty years each according To the
statute aforesaid
De of1cers OF the company consist Of Il board OF
three drectora which may al any time b. increased
To any number not Exceeding nine ho are h. elect
ed annually, on the third ctiDesday Of January A
President, Treasurer, Secretary and such subordi-
pate officers, agents. and servant the board may
from time 10 time appoint
las highest amount If Indebtedness OF liability 10
winch The corporation i at any time to subject
Itself, is not T. exceed tao-thrds VI its capital
stock
The private property Of the stockholders 10 bs ex
empt from the payment IL the corporate debts.
The following named persons constitute the drst
board If
william Herrick, Edward l. bourne,
Charles b. Foote
EDWA kILB0URNE Pres
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TRUTH rs MrcHrY Rev. j. G. Fee, writing
from Madison Co., Kentucky, informs US that
there are now forty places near him where
anti-slavery ministers could preach, and ought
10 be preaching; only four preachers, and
TWO colportuers, however, areas yet employ
ed ; SIX young men from the free churches
have gone to oberlin or Galesburg for an
education that will fit them to break the bread
Of life; the churches are suffering from the
removal Of their members to the free States ;
the spreading life SO reveals the advantages
Of freedom over slavery, that men become
dissatisfied with the slave States and insttu-
tons, and move of-lCong. Herald
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Special Notice.

NEVER SAY DYE tn pcrson whose hair has b.
come gray prematurely, unless you sure of adys
ing the use Of something which will rem dy the maj
ter. Dying thu hair with ordinary articles il, at
best, bata temporary affair and the shade produced
isany thing but that with which nature aiorns the
human hair. The "ISixirAsLE II AIR CoLoR1so and
Restorative OF c. Hemstreet Co.. does not act as
dye IL stimulates the natural secretions at the roots
Of the hair, by giving life and to the small
vessels which secrete the natural coEorng and thus
gives them life and strength r. does not stain the
skin and may be nsed freely as water and With az
much safety. The article is composed Of oil and
stimulating spirits, aaording agreeable hair wash
and Is an excellent substitute for oil or pomatum
The peculiar properties Of this preparation render
II entirely different from any thing now in use for
the hair.
The color of the hair when restored IS exactly the
shade II was before it turned gray aud the singular
phenomena attending its use only curious but
easily observed. Az the bulbs ut the roots Of each
hair are affected by the remedial agents, the com
mencement Of the change may be noticed the bulbs
grow dark, and in short time the hair from the
roots outward begins 70 turn in shade, aud con
inues 10 do until the desired change ID effected aud
the hair Possesses the glossy appearance and shade of
youth. This may strange, but no "more strange
than true The article has been extensively imitat
sd and persons should be- particular purchase OF INV
agents The genuine has the signature Of the late.
arm and the present proprietor across the top Of each
bottle. We. HAGAN.
Surviving partner and successor to c. Hemstreet
Co., sole proprietor, Troy, New York For sale by
= HEiMsTREET, Union Block.
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New Furniture.

- ECElNEDhv late shipments at the ''Gate City
4 Furniture Rooms. -
l. pair sociablcs, and elegant styles various pat
terms and prices.
dgz upholstered Lounges,
pair s9fas, fas hionabie patterns
marble top dressing Bureaus, various patterns.
10 plain do.
marble top Frieze leg Center Tables.
Rosewood Ha stands, gilt and ivory mounted, new
and elegant patterns.
6Gothie do cherry and walnut.
Turneddo.
80 doz cane seat Chairs ali patterns and qualities.
do arm Rockers cane seat and back
do sewing Rockers. do.
Also some beautiful upholstered Ottomans. Gothic
Reception Chairs, Qnartette Tables Fancy Towel
Stands, and large assortment Of all kinds of fash
ionabe furniture, which the public invited to call
and examine. G. :. ABBOTT.
dec lad 1876 Main St
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NOTICE is hereby given that Corporation has
~ been organized, the corporate name of which is
the Lawrence Coal Company. It's principal place
Of transaetins business the city Of keokuk the
state ~ Iowa Its principal business is to deal
the mining and selling Of coal and in the purchase
and sale IT coal Lands and such other bu NAV
b. properly connected Herewith. The amount ~
capital stock 10 placed at Three Hundred Thousand
dollars 70 Dr. paid at the Discretionary calls II the
Board Of Directors. The corporation commenced It's
existence on the lst day If January, A. d. 500 aud
continues for twenty years subject 10 renewal accord
ing to the provisions of the Code Of Iowa It's at
fairs be conducted by Board Of Five Directors
VINO are 10 be elected annually the Wednesday xt
after the first day # January Ct each year and no
elect President Secretary Treasurer and -nch other
onleers and agents a are necessary. The highest
amount of Indebtedness which the corporation NAV
incur is One Hundred Thousand dollars Private
property exempt from the corporate debts,
Directors Names.
r X. Ford L. IL. Harrison,
Wa. Leighton A. Woleott
Sam /. r. Miller.
OTHER CoKtoHAToRs.--John X. Allen, {. ii. Perry
d. W. Ford, Guy Wells, Jno. W Rankin, Jno. W.
Ciegnorn
u. W. Ford, Treasurer, +. X. Ford, President
Jas. c. Parrott, Secretary.
lanT 4wudw Times and Post COPY.
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Sash, Blinds and Doors.

To Galloway 4 Webster, James Hahn and Andrew
Webster.
You are hereby notified that there is file
in the Office Z the Clerk Of he District Court Of
Lee County Iowa. at heokuk, the petition of Pitt
man d Tenner Douglas 4 Breading, and Young
Brothers, afl--lng that creditors they took at
tachment writs from the said District Court, and
caused the same te be levied on lands Of Galloway
Webster TO secure deb's due and to become due
them that ut the September term Of The said Dis
trict Court for the year 1854, the plaintiffs
ed Judgments For the amounts respectively due the III
with costs and issued executions The plaintiff al
iege that tte lands attached liescrihad in the pe-
tom were purchased by Galloway Webster of one
S. - Billings but 70 defraud creditors, the convey
snco was execut, 4 10 Andrew Webster, and by sa,a
Webster to james Hahn, both unable to pay for the
same. 1he oil charges that these lands still be-
long to Gallonay Webster, charges confed raey
t,g Their to dcfra1d, prays the Court ~ set aside the
convevances IF james Hahn and Andrew Webster
decree sale Of the lands 10 pay the Judgments Of
plaintiff and for such special and general reli,f
the facts warrant
Unless yen appearan answer said petition on or
before The second day of the February Term 1885,
Of said District Court, commencing the second
Monday of said month, decree will be TAX ~ ac-
cordfng to the equity and prayer Of the bill.
RANKIN d MILLER.
dec26w4t Plaintiff Attorneys.
MOONS German salve, vegetable pain extractor.
~ For sale by S. uEIMSTREET.
janled Union Block.
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IN We are requested to say that Rev. Mr..
omsted will preach in the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning, at l0t O'Clock.
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CO Marshal Pellissier is reported to have
notified his Government that no military sue
cess is possible from the present base Of op-
erations IN the Crimea. Hence, they say,
that the grand council Of war to be called nt
Paris, 10 to decide on new plan for the
spring campaign.
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GIVE are informed By Mr.. Harris that
the sum received at the donation on Wedes-
day amounted to $40.
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ET Thanks TO Mr.. Eads for a copy Of the
School laws collated by him, with remarks,
suggestions, etc.
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The goods advertised by the subscriber for the last
30 days will be sold on Saturday. Jan rs 1855 at
oclcckP NJ, at the Auction Room Of Howe. Lock
Wood Felt, on I'd street. J. K COPELIN
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Keokuk Gymnasiu m.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
L nounce 10 the citizens Of keokuk, that he has
opened his rooms for the reception of gentlemen.
Suitable and ample pr parations have been made
TO preserve and promote the health, yigor and men
tai elasticity Of all who may desire participate u
the manly exercises and healthy sports of gymnas-
ties. Pure air and cold water, judeiousiy used III
the manner prescribed by him. cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust.
Exs- Rooms over Carey kaibourne' i store, xii
bournes Block, Main street, in the 4th story. En-
trance from the rear of the building.
deeiSdtf O. MANCHESTER
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A lIir AT Ma. SxIrH.-All over the upper
part Of his head, above his ears was very eur
ly but per contra,
lie had no hair on the top Of bis head,
The place where tn In = ought 10 grow
Mr.. Smith lodged one night and breakfast
ed at the house Of Mr.. Smpkins, his friend.
simpkins, like every parent who has children,
had very smart girl. 1t is surprising how
many smart children there are now -davs !!
At the breakfast table young Miss Arabella
Simpkins could not take her eyes for one mo-
ment from the patriarchal eountenance of
Smith.
"Arabella, love, don't be SO rude,' nudged
Mrs Simpkins, primus.
"Arabella, eat your toast" frowned Mr..
Simpkins, secundus.
But Arabells kept on staring at Mr.. Fred
erck Fitzgereld Smith.
Betty, come and remove this naughty
girl from the table," cried Mrs. Smpkins in
u rage.
II don't want TO 90, ma don't want TO
CO." squalied the smart Arabella, II want
10 look ut that man a little longer. Don't
you see, ma, he has got his head on wrong
side up
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Lumber Lumber!!


Corn Meal! Corn Meal!
ToRN Meal and chopped feed for sale al all times
~ at the mill corner # 18th and Main street.
Also corn ground for customers ut the lowest rates
Also the highest price paid for logs delivered at
the Past Saw Mill TWO miles above town
Daily Post copyl janii DIV
TlSWENTY-FIVE boxes No. | lemons for sale ut
j deciA HUSTON, HAWKINS 4 HUSToN's.
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HOME INNIRANCE.

YIHHE Iowa STATE INSURANCE COMPANY of Keo-
l. kuk, Iowa, having fully organized according 10
the Articles of Incorporation and having receis ca
applications for insurance and taken premium notes
on property amounting to $l00, 900, is prepared
to issue Policies the safer class Of risks for three
years, on the MUTUAL plan, and for one year and
shorter periods for cash premium
OFFICERS ELECTED ron THE ENSUING YEAR.
Directors.
c, II. Perry, John McCune, +. II. Harrison
J. w. Rankin, q. b. Smyth, 4. X. Ford
II. ID. Woodward, S. F, Noorhies, James f. Cox,
G. CARRIER, {. +. Conn
Executive Committee.
Z. II. Harrison, 5. +. VOORHEES, j ohm Mcclure,
j. W Rankin, q, b. Smyth,
C. Ii. Perry, pres't. j. W Rankin, Vice Pres Z,
v. r Turner Sec L. ii. narrissn, Treas r.
a. Office in Concert Hall building "a story
In1A LII lSha-lvM
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COMSTOCK Il BROS.
STOVES
Timers Stock.

5000 lbs oval and round Copper Bottoms from to
10 inches.
1000 BIDS. Sheet Iron from No. rs to ~.
1000 packages Plymouth Nysu, iron and tin d,
from o. to IL lbs,
900 boxes Tin plate.
900 bundles Iron wire from No. 6 10 No. IS.
90 grcss Tea kettle breasts and covers from 81 to
ii inches
30 gross Pressed tin bottoms from TO inch.
40 do do scolloped and plain dinner ?. stss
90 do Stove ornaments assorted.
20 do oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
I55 do Assorted.tln' d ears.
20 do Iron tea kettle cars.
40 do do do do burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers.
40 do of No ! and pcuter knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth
Bent Spouts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin sheets;
copper Riyeis and Burs
Bucket Handles
Nallets expressly for tnners use
Stove Backing IN papers or by the key
CONS I0Ck a BROTHERS,
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Cards! Cards /!
BELOW ANY COMPETITION.
Cemmission sale at Auction,

Those wishing this kind of work will save money
by sending their orders the Office Of the Gate City
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Eor sale.

For Sale.
IouTII HALF Of the north quarter OF section
- Is in township 81, North Of Range 10 West, in
Appanoose county, Iowa, well watered. Apply 10
LLOYD d. SIMPSON.
Over Post Office keokuk. oct 10 DIFF
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CT We are indebted 20 a friend for q copv
OF the catalogue Of the Cambridge Law
School for 1856. During the past year
there have been sc students in the senior
class, A in the middle, and 81 in the Junior,
lin all lis. The reputation Of this school
as among the FIRST of its kind in the country,
If not the very FIRST. we'll known.
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CT DR.. John O. Choulcs, "a distinguished
Baptist clergyman, died in New York on
Saturday evening last
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RlNDING-Books, Magazines, Pamphlets, ETC.,
- bound in any style desired.
novl jill WESTCOTT.
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j. IL. NE>TCOTT,
DOCK BINDER, Station,r and Blank Book Man
- ufsctnrers, No. 10 Main Street, (up s,airs.)
DLANk Books.--A superior article Of paper just
- received. out Of which are prepared to make
MI kinds Of Blank Books Ledgers, Journals. Cash,
Bill Books, dc. }. Ill. WEsTCOTT.
novi ITO Main 1t.
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The "a bscribrs, proprie-
tors of the Empire Stove
W orks, ST. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers in iowathat they
have established q branch
Of their house in keok ak J
where they Will Keep con
stantly ON hand n large
and wsll-as.orted stock
of
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DLATF0RM Scales, from 700ibs and upwards, 0
L falrbank s pattern, with and without levers. 10
sale bv :. W. / H. TIL ChEE.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.

jan9l4w J. DAVIS, sec.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-09

EyBy mistake, large number Of tickets,
with the same heading as the Republican
ticket. have been circulated, on which are
the names. of independent candidates for
Sheriff. 1t will theref5re be necessary for
every voter to be on his guard and be certain
as to who.is on his ticket for Sheriff. Be care
full what tickets you circulate y and the election
of heentire Republican ticket by a handssooms
majority, is plaeed,beyond all doubt. Every
species OF intrigue is resorted to by the fac.
t'ous opposition to defeat MI. Notion, and we
trust no Repuhlcan,will permit himself t. be
used by them for the accomplishment of their
purpose. ''''0 ,S.'''- ."',a ,+N'"''''
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Invalid recovering from the effects of fever bilious
Diseases or long continued illness of any kind, will find
Carriers Spanish Mixture the only remedy which will
revive their droopsng constitutions, expcl all bad hui
mors from the blood excite the liver prompt and
healthy action. and by its tonic properties the
patient to life aud vgor 'ii 1oF
WI can only sntTRY IT. A single bottle is worth
all the soclled Sarsnparillas in existence. II contains
mercury, opium any otliet no1 ious poisonous
drug and can be given 10 the Youngest infant without
hesitation W. o.. r il Y. '7 . ..'i ...-H /.
See the certificates of Wonderful cures around the
bottles, More than five hundred persons in the city Of
Richmond, Va, can testify 20 itstsoode EFF ects. '
Spe ndvpftiscn1 0f ff Ton. f'.
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Blashsrd ar Ere Free Tnrapss g.,
s 5 . ~ & $:;$ = :.5s;" e. $ @ @ e IF
i;1 S S$:s $" Fl; T1ss Road, ~
s' cents per 's" e ~ s @ @ n ans a % , % 1
ss; & ne % @ nj" III % % % @ @ ] z s. AZ no s @ % @ :' % @ 80
@ 5 ss hi % Is. eS @ s @ @ a on & ' iS @ south east quarter section 81 town r.
s.. per m With With a I % Fri 1tf9 and three cents per acre with
mex. '''s a: s S "s s e. ::i @ .a On. ... Der
o 1TS ns s lsl E yH' ai al i@a' ] '' ''s S'"'
n 4; ) AZ = % ::. 5; s:s:
s; J: Il % III; ] :!:s ! + , ] & ] %
Sf "a nile i@a !sG @ .s si% % s s,s ;
Three s "' rs,Tss' e! said
% IL % ~ % :: :. :G IS iS:9
] % .sS ri, ss .a s @ a @ an and % % @ Of % % @ %
5sn @ @ @ ;s S % cs ,ss g % s8 P' ] 2 @ i"
mills " '"G the dollar ."" r'1''o' ea
Ss T % ss s@n and @ lbs no % s ae % sn @ a @ % 's Ss% the
oa the r,s,, z7Hft t, %9aR T&zS ., the dollar ,,. prop
i; s ss % @ & F 5 ' a n @ & Ss5 rop "f
a. ssS % S, OF @ ] s f @ 5a B. % s.s%s @ tP %
Bloom ss % @ s:s ss s ] % s ] S@ ' s @ | s ssi ] s
e. e. S " ss 3oa township
MI" on 81; @ ssf G S' fS T% % So
two To% and ON" t' Su1 ] % "s% SIX Mi
nss sS ss: a%n F % @ s. " the the F' esi ] % % s ] ps
south half and sx" aud the
and the south
road en
township mills on all taxable property within one half mile
ne. sss s @ ss @ % 3 T s B @ $ sa' f ST
gl 2 I :. ..Lt,m :, -. !.
thence non to north ownp utxa within
Iwestan
mills on all taxable within
N a .rr.s r
six taxable within one half mile
townships section
SIX MUS Oh all H peV
fmilea tan hRe d
Line
in the dollar
al within one half meoi said
yroad all taxable within mile
eieed
in noF' and
g.
all taxable within on west ana
nroadh from
Jackson six mills all taxable property wlthn one nhe
Liberty Mnonie Road Liberty and Henry SIX mills n taxable
hah distance any
township six mills on all taxable feA within
mel .... -.l
dollar valuation of taxable within oneaf mile oil SAID
Line onand
in
poper
south section eighteen
lin dollar valuation all taxable property within one M mile
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sale of Heal Estate.

ON the first day of November. A. d, lSiG. between
~ the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 4 o'clock p. NJ.
the door of the court house in Perrysburg, Mood
county, Ohio. viii lie sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate ns the property of Daniel MMulen,
deceased TO nt The northeast quarter of the south
gurtcr. the half Of the southeast quarter
and the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter,
all Of Seiri 20. town 1. north Of range nine east, in
Wood county. Ohio, sthiect TO the ower of the widow
appraised at : lsuU. Terms made known the day of
s;rle. ErnH o .rr.I MORRIS BROWN, Admir-.
-, PRIGE & JEFFERSON, AttNs. a.. ...t.... ...
October 9. lSJli--22w4S2.O0 .... ...........
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Ess-B But day or Two since, we heard
Fillmore man in our place remark that he ap-
proved of the course pursued by Mr.. Mott
while in Congress, dat he liked him as man
and that he, chopped Edgerton would not be
elected, yet he will vots for Page. Such alb
surdi,ies speak for themselves. We are free
to confess a preference for " a man., rat, or
a long tailed nouse," t.. -c
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ANOTHER SnREkERrJR FREEDoN.--D. Nj.
NJ .hord, .E,q., the only democratic lawyer in
our. place, who has hitherto been a leader in
his party, is out for Freedom and Fremont.
This is another valuable acquisition to the Re-
publican ranks. By the way, Messrs. Mef-
ford & Holltnbeck have removed their Office
to a room in the Baird House. ..e
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j Liver SE9mplalp. Up, { pppa pyspepsiiea..

InIJ1 uCoviNaroN, ONO, Dec. "a, 1853
Nfs wife has beea affected With the liver coniplnt
and dyspepsia for number of years, during which
time have spent great deal Tor doctorng but she
ceiyed very little benefit theIcfrotn and finally the doc
tors said She could not be cured Last spring she
cuded to try Hoo1auJs German Bitters she took two
bottles and ever since taking thsm she has been able
to attend to her business. have sold quite number
Of bottles through er recommendation and far ns
can learn, it has given satisfaction to all.
600 nlvprtisnidnnt .'t.
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Safe of Real Estate.

ON the first day OF November, A. u. 1856, between
~ tile hours of IN o'clock 4. NJ. and o'clUtk p. NJ.
of said day the door Of the ho,ise in Perrys
burg, Wood county, Ohio will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate. the property Of
John McCnugliry, deceased, to wit ln-ot No. 2O3.
subject 10 the widows DOVER and inlots No 2O4 pos
2O6, 227, 22s, 800, 23O in the town of Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio. Terms made known on the day
Of sple. o. SYLNANTS JEFFERSON, .ar'
PRICE JrrrEH'uN, Att'ys. Exr. Of McCaughey.
n,t.h,r ,yI ~ ....t
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poi .r.Hs George Cnit vs. Alfred Stone. et. al. 81
CHRRIFP'S SALE.-By virtue of an order of sale
- to the directed from the of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, shall expose to public sale.
the court house ~ Perryshurg the Sth day of No
yember 4. D. 1856. between theheurs of and four
oclocP. Mof said day the fonw ing described prop
erty TO wit: TIA east part of river tract number fifty
sevonl in the ujed States, Reserye of twelve miles
squareat the foot of the Rapids Of theNlian of Lake
Erie continuing eighty.four aud eighty-three hun
dredhs acres, situate inNWood county, Ohio.
M. COOK Sheriff.
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EvA lot ofRepublican documents can
be,hadby calling on Jas.lMurray, Esq., Per-
sons in the different townships will please call
and distribute them to the best advantage. -
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Modern Inventions.

n We know of no invention of modern times that de-
serves or Is destined TO occupy higher niche in the
Fits Spasms Cramps and all the various notifications
of Nervous Disease Dr. Seth s. Hance, of l0S Balti-
more street, Baltimore Md. the inventor is certainly
entitled the best wishes of all the bene portion
of maukind who experience pleasure by the alevia-
gOf human suffering, When DR.. IIance first prepared
these Pills he intended them solely for fits, cramps and
tv him. that in addition to their remarkable sinave
properties in this class Of deases they eSerted per-
then induced them in of neuralgia. c7dolo
reuE nervous headache palpiiaton of the heart iuop
lent paralysis hystera muscular debility, and host of
minor diseases sprngng from lack of nervous ener
sy in all OF which his shnticipatiOns crowned with
the most sanguine success. Persons at distance. by
writing and sending remittance to DIR. Hance, can
hate the. medicine forwarded bv mail to their post
office address he paying the postage The PRICES are
fT si gl' bos' Sd I~p b9Nes s5rVr 81 per dozen,
We have : ycu HE address abOlv.I b. ,-., ~.