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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23
Certificate from cha.. $. Bryant, Eco.


Cincinnati, Jan II, 80
During The summer and fall Of 1870 was quite
III atdlherent times, from disease Of the disease
of the stomach aud bowels. BY the hrst OF De-
cember, the complaint had run through the various
stages OF tho dlarrhea and dysenicry, and finally
the piles set Ia 10 complete the almost Intoleble
physical misery 10 which this latter mpant FREE
quently sobiects the sufferer. had been confined
70 my bed for abouta week with this last com
plant, and was very muco reduced. l had appli-
cd to skillful physician, who had prescribed for
me several Gays. but ! saw no evident symptoms
Of recovery. Atthis point OF time, Forsha's Al
terativeBalm came under my observation. BY
considerable persuasion, l wasinduced TO take II
In small doses OF n teaspoonfu rs often as n par
oxysms of the disease came on. had taken some
three OF these doses, when felt decidedly bette
and afterwards recovered W It'll such rapidity that
In two day aftrr commenced taking the Balm,
was entirely free from the effects OF the disease
believe the BALM is an excellent remedy foi
dyspepsia and It's kindred complaints, dyarrhea
dysentery and the piles. have made this state
ment At the request OF Mr.. Forsha, who kindly
agered me the medicine which believe effected
o cure Ia the above case.
Respectfully yours,
CHAs. \. BRYANT.
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8 The GRsArEsr DIscovERY OF THE
AGE.-It seldom occurs, that we notice
under any circumstances, patent .medi-
cipes, r~cstoratiyes, OF any thing of the
Kind, for we have "a. perjpdice against
most Of them. But candor compels us
to invite attention to the advertisement
Of Prof. Woods Restorative in theIast
column at the bottom Of, third page of
thu. paper, w are too juvenile to re-
.quire any thing Of the kind bpt some ins
stances ofits,p use have come to our iknowE'
edge which almost assures us that it is a
sovereign remedy against the Lair beeom-
ing premdturely gray. 1t is not 'hair
Dyei22, bpt.ppoR it's application as dirsc-
tee, the effect is produced on the skin,
which brings cut the Original native col
ored hair, without stiffness, and gives
it a glossy andnaturaI appearance. We
have seen person who have used it, and
they are much pleased with it. Elk.
anime the Observation-Disclosures Res
pu5lican. Sold, by all Re respectable Drug
pistssgt47s sIaIoid 10 Imf4a es1ale :
6oAo - ~ -
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SEPrw29th 1851

II According to previous notice the De-
ulocracy of Orange met at the School
House near Joseph Coleman's residence.
The meeting was called to order by
appointing Israel Market Chairman, and
James Alberson Secretary After which
the acknowledgement addressed by John
S. White, Esq in q telling speech Of
about two hours in length, on the gene
raj issues of the day,
LAT the conclusion of his speechIa vote
of thanks was rendered Mrs White for
his able address, and the meeting adj
journed. I SRA NJ Chm.
9aa JAMEs1ALBERsoN; Secsy5i0 sdf -.
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A FACT nc BE REmEmaERED.

Whatever may be the fate of The
Slate Bank Of ohio,1YqP . it is ofraudd-
ylently entitled, the Democratic Party
are 10 no wise responsible ,fqriits exist
enc It was createdb by the Kelley Lee
gislature of 1s44-45, against the earn
Pest protest and unitedsfotes9'o of every
Democratic mem Der ofsboth branches Of
that legislature It will be no funeral
of CURSE Ifsthe party that ereated,it,
and have uEed9it for tbeirlswindliDgope-
Efations, can a ' it-9veeiiy welrIaB il
they cant, Why, then, " !et them Slide
as Speaker BANks and Kelley's Banks
all say about the Union ~te7ses2 sdf>ia
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biuDR:. RoBkok,s ScAsDiNAvIAN RENE
DlEs-Every mail brings grateful letters
from persons cured by DR.. Robaek's
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. Many
of these certificates are from individuals
who have been sick for 9years.SoaThe
seeds of disease were IN their blood, and
only be reached by these wonder
full vegetable antiseptics, which acs sex-
clusiyelyaupon the fluids of the system.
-expelling every particle of corrupt mat
ter, and removing All disorders of the
,stotnseh;y kidneys, lungs, throat liver
skim ana glands. seSeeFAd7'ts bs4wre,
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-Dsted Aprili ad, lss7. - 9T's.Ibs! -
-nifse sAMENpMHNr NO. ..

ri EnftsEH So AMENDMENT NO. q Eag a-1Irl
Resoioed By the general ssenlbky Of the State Of
Ohio, Three-fifths Of the members elected to each
House concurring therei II, that it be, and hereby
s ,proPosed tOthe electors of this State to vote
on the second Tuesday of october next, upon the
approvaEor rejection ofthe fellowiItgamenulnent.
as a substitute fol- the fifth and sixth sections of
the fourth erti Gle oiEthe IL Constitution, yz4gaSec.
5, District Courts shall be held in each county at
Eleast oncein each ye5I,C by one or more District
Judges elected by the electors of separate districts
to be prescribed yaaNv,3 who shall hold tieiFs Of
hce Tor five years; and during their cont!nuanee
I~in7ofiice shall reside in the district for whicItthey
are elected. The provisions fof lie ,f6urleepth
section4oJ this article shall apply to District
judges. The General assembly. may by law ah-
tiiorize the dyes Of tile District Oouft, and Of
the courts of common pleas, to, fix The times Of
holding their respective Courts Until District
Jldges shall shaye been elected 'and qualified,
district Court shalfb be held By the Judges or the
S4.premes Court mid of the Courts OF Common
Pleas, as now authorized. Sec. q. The District
Court shall have such jpIisdictiep astmay be pro
vided by law, and the judges theIeof shall have
and eS ersise-sueirPowcr MISUNDERSTANDING ham
bers, and may be required to sit as judges of the
OourIsios Common Pleas hsssha1L be tirected by
law. n. Ivan WORRIES,
I FTcts SPeakef ofthcj fokSs IF Repr8sshtQtfe1S
THOMAS II. FORD.
Date9 APrii 50 1901. nail ads n ~v,;i..i
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Democratic Meeting at Savannah
There~will> bera~ Democratic Meeting
in SAVANNAH, Saturday evening, the
10Th day of October. DR.. 7. L. CRANE,
and other speakers, will be in attend
apce 4etithers be 4 good tpin out. 4
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AKEEDMANT NO. 3.
.nIncdA,t Il. L.. rrnI-acmhI,i

4 Resoleed By the General assembly Of the state OF
oki9, lhree- fihs of lhe members elected TO each
is proposed to the electors of the State. to vote on
the second Tuesday of October next. to approve
orrejcc tthe1f foil owing amendment asa substitute
for the second and third sections of Tie twelfth
ARTICLE of the Constitution.sM 33i 81 idtrJIEi
All property, personal and real, shall be subject
-tofaxalioH by a uniform rule etzthe1 true value
thereo1 IN money, but such de .%uctions from cred
its NAV be allowed as the General Assembly may
deem eSpedient /; Provided, that burying grounds,
public shOolhouses and all other public property,
and all Institutions OF purely public charity, and
all houses snsed exclusively Tor public worship,
shall be exempt from tax alton and if the total
value of the personal property OF any person shalt
not exceed fifty dollars, the same may be exempt
fro Of taxation, All proper 3 employed in banking
shall alw avs bear i burden of taxation equalto
that Imposed or the property OF individuals. I
n. H. VAN
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
-~ III s
EsE 81 OF zEyteEEP President softEc S aafs.
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Prevention Better, than Cure.

HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS are spent daily
which a ittieiprudcnce might have savedyby
using DIR. GEORGE r. BONDS. PEkEVENT
1VE.1 The article is specially intended as a SURF
and positive PRoTEoToR, against disease 5GaS Preg
nancy /: 1t is perfectly safe no. metallic substance
enters into its composition, and can be used at all
times, without trouble OF Inconvenience. The
price oftheePREvENTIrIvE is 81 90 the single one
81 90 per half dozen !; and 8 100 per Dozen. Tn
above article can be sept bymail to any part off the
United States, or Genada, postage free. Aliberal
DISCOUNT made to Dealers. Druggists, go. Hef5
GEORGE BOND, M. D. ~vn
IS Orchard street corner Grand, Newyofk.
lyI2
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act of placing he pasiIo funds in the
Custody of that Bapk in no measured
terms. Our Article vas written under,
this headiug@
ga rotten IIttic nsenstef!-The City,
& Bang Of CiucEnnati-stOp the
sSshfevess1~
In this article We den ounce the Bank
as a Shylock, kiting concern, and predict
the loss to the State. and to other de-
positors, which soon after occurred. =,
IrrcT7EEA gTcHTn a. oFfT
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|; !, j. sS2,775,949M! q J
added to the taxable value of FARMS
and TOWN LOTS; directly, and
g., - $40. 992. 1851! :

a..4
added indirectly to, The. valuation of
Lands and Town Lots by releasing a ia
7oritea class from taxationA1hus tramp
ling downs Constitutions and Courts,
and. carrying out the old and favorite
policy of that party in regard to Priri-
legged OFdcrs! Fsis5 tBodfis
bitiThis Great Iniquity, Las I'VE before
stated; was perpetrased in direct viola
ton of the Constitu,ion-and after ha-
wing thus violated that Instrument, this
same7 dynasty hayessthea hardihood to
come forward and ask the epeopleeto
sanction their crimes blythe adoption of
their proposed amendment No: 81
Could i~mpudence go farther? They but
follow the example of all tyrants and
usurpers in their demand that their vile
usurpations shall be legalized?: But their
yictims=Ta betrayed and Injured Pso-.
ple--Qre after them Ohio was missa-
ken for fFrance-and the triumVirate,,
Chass,ghGiBson and Kelley, imagined
themselves Louis Napoleons. We pre-
dict that they viii ascertain that the
People of Ohio are yet the strongest. &
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PRIVILEGES FOR THE BANK AR
ASTOcRACY.-EQUALITKf for THE
NNEGRO@.BUT DOWNeWITH IA
WHITE EARMEH AND MECHA-
NnoE 4
Thu this e the policy of the Repub-
Iicau party Is fully Illustrated during
thoir twenty mouths ssign Ofeterrof
In addition to their general extrava-
gance and plumber, and their payment OF
about three.fourths of a million of bogus
claims which had been ~repud;ated by
their Democrats predecessorsAoDe of
their first and most infamous acts was
to REPEAL that proriSion Of the
EC0NSPIFUTTON OF OHIO re.
quiving that aEda shall be passed,
/" taxing, 6yu ur5forun all uaoasys,
{" credits, inoestsnen,s IN bonds, STOCKS,
joint stock companies, oeothervise5;
and also all reaS and personal proper
ttty, according to ats true vahleiA mo.
a ney.n'lE9s ~ S~a@esIaJT I
The effect of this outrage upon that
portion of the white people of Ohio,
who produce the wealth of the State, is
fully admitted by the present Republi-
can Auditor, Mr., WRIenr, in his, AM
nual Report made. to the Legislature on
the 3Ist of December last. We quote
from page 9 of that Report: z
11From this exhibit, it will be seen,
that while there is an INCREASE IN
| the r6zue Of, Mc REAL PROPER
fTYof the State, during the year Just
closed, of S2,775,948, in consequence,
mainly, of placing upon the Duplicate
new Structures there has been a DE-
CREASE during the same per cd, an
I5he assessed Ualue OF. PERSONAL
Of E 4 2,992,265J
thss reducing the 5dSis of taxation an
1870, 5elou thar B1855, IN the sum Of
sac, 216, 317. An examination of the
tabular statement of Personal Property
reported in 1856, which is appended to
this Report, will show hat the falling
off in this class Of the taxable property
of the State is principally in the items
fof NONE Us AND CREDITS
and This, dgain, IS o1tihg to the opera
tions 81 the zdao of Gast aclhter, vattnaHy
faHoviHg the deGuctionS Of deBtS from
credits, IN the returns Of Tie propeTty
Of lndividuaZs."
3 Aye, "yirtuqHy" 5REPEALING
THE
nAsfe ahnaling aheddecisiom Of the Sac
Stcnas geou5t of oAtol@i sirt,aaHy's
|rezeaqsxFg Tie Aak pz0anctfpe interest
ip MeStats 5sem angling aquOHe than
bisoaissaal t~dzattonhes vfztteaAty'b throto.
fAgg TIE entire burden Of the support Of
TsGots7hnssAz zpo,f tie FARMER The
and t4e PR0DU-
6CING INTEREST gtAe State =
This, in substance and in fact, is what
the Kelley, Chase and Gibson dynasty
lave /" virtually ?, accomplished. Look
Il 80 fttH -aEEtG r-- &C., AFh |.s- az
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j AMEs1ALBERsoNI Sec Ga
4 MONEY Matters In New York.

sasaszs sat h New YcRK, Sept. 90:
The weekly bank statement shows. the
following result "a Decreace inn loans
1882, coo; decrease in Specie 100000.
decrease in Deposits $4,000; decrease
IN circulation 5235 Q00..oa s5i iLs eai
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From Pntsburgh

80 - P~rTTsBURGH, Sept. %.
All the banks Of this city with the; exs
ception of Pittsburgh baukr have #suspen-
ded but wiIlresume, when similar action
is adopted BY eastern banks. - =
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HLASS. WARE@Table Glass Ware Of ev-
Dishes. Terrenss Sugar Bowls, Pitchers Cream
Cups, Molasses Cans, Vinegar cruets, Peppersy
Mustards. Salts, Egg Cups, JeIlies, Tumblers,
Goblets, Wine Glasses, Spoon Holders, Butter
Plates and Decanters. Also, Druggists Glass
Ware and Shop Fprniture of every description.
sizes and shapes, Funnels,I Mortars; Bird
Feuntss and Seed Caps, Clans LAMPS ofeSefy
variety, Lamp Globes and Chimneys.s The
largest and best assortments Of Glass WpreeTs
er offered IN ashland, for sale BY et
l4tf .sfmntaG ROLEAH CHUBB.
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Es President ofthc S nate.
Dated April Sd, 7e57s q ZeZ 20
no. 4.

Res0lccd By ths GsRsraL 4sSeln5iyO of the Stare Of
Ohio, Three-ifths of the members elected-to each
h ouss con cnfrilg therein, That it be and hereby
is proposed to the electors of the State, on the sec
oRd Tuesday ofsO tober ncxtto approve onireJect
the following amendment as a substitute for the
first and second sections of the thirteeEth article
of the Constitution, Viz I: Corporations oflevery
description shalt be created, and corporate Pc W ers
The powers, privileges and iminunities ard pre-
scribe the duties and lab lities Of each class or
sembly may enact special laws for the relief OF
corporations in peculiar cases, and may make
special provisions i'm regard Interpretations in
cases where from their peculiar location or inter
ests such special provisions are required, and may
from time to time alter or repeal. all such laws, as
4 re autkoriEed by this seciion. ~ A.Aa 49,
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tsIN.B: Supervisors are requiredt to speei5yin
ffheirr road certificates, theamount Of taxes PAID
in labor, and the number of thed district, andthe
townships where, and the time when, suc1ela-
berhas been performed and all ~ax-Payefswn
ve .Svotteds ~ caused to be worked out their
roa dtax. or any part thereof: are requiredtc
produce their certificate for the same to the
Treasurer. or his deputy at the time of paying
their INSTRUMENTATION
Twill be geadytor receive taxes from and al
Ier the 18th of September aefsa aEEzh
j. JACOBS,
Treasurer Of Ashland County, Ohio.
hTRrasuRfR' 8, OFFfcE oAsaLAsD Co.. oHIol
eidAshland, Sept. Q 1857. za6wl35ssays
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Repairing done on the Shortest No.
MILLER S HOTEL.
Bakery and

| ME ubscIibeI announces that he still KEEP
L openhis we'll Hotel, oppositethe Sam
sci House Main Street, sh. and, for the accom-
modation ofthetraveling public. He hopes that
thefiberalp atr onag ofore extendedhim will.
be continnedin the future particularly in
vites his FRIENDS in the country to call with him,
as his bills will alwaysb be fund very reasonable
Unstable will ,constantlyib be we'll supplied, and
good %stabling for horses and q faithful Ostler will
always be provided Boarding for private fami-
lies or single personszeT n be had at reasonable
| BAKERY AND. RESTAURANT
IN connection with the HOTEL he viii also con-
RANT, where he will at all lines keep on hand
,Confactionaries. Pies, Bread, Cakes,
aIlkinds ofTemperance drinks s., and IN short G
cry iuxuryt to be found on the tables of first Ga
sting houses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ashland, Dec.5," 655. 81 TT.
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Proposed Constitution Amendments

~ nrsDnssr sS.1
ozis, Thres sfEhs Of The memberseiee.sdto eael
is proposed 10 the electors of This State to vote on
Che s~econdTuesday Of October next, upon the ap-
prevail or rejectionsof the following auhendmen.
Is a Substitute for the twenty fit section Of THE
second Article ofctheSC onsfitutI9n and for the
third Section of the eleventh Article, viz: All
regular sessions of the General Assembly shall
commenc ON the first Monday of January, annu.
ally. Senators shall be elected biennialIy. and
Representatives. annuaIlFrby the electors OF theiI
respective counties or districts on the second
onthe 6rstday of Janusry next after
their election, and that of Senators shall continue
The Senators elected in October next shall hold
their offices forstWo- years. ana the- Represents,
nS ess s ereI oes as = I PrnSi dLme fh q 20 n ahear OIL d
the Senators elected on the second Tuesday oil
October. 1851 to be ascertained by lot. as the
their office for only one year, and their successors
shall be efec ted on the second Tuesday of October,
bienniaiIy thereafter. When any county shall
have a fraction above the rates for Representative
1soslarge that being multiplied by ten, thsfesuit
shall be equal to one or more ratios, adaftfonai
Representatives, shall be apportioned for esuth
period in the following manner: Ifthers be only
one ratio then a Representative shall be allotted
to the tenth session of the decennIsI PeriodEJ
If there are two ratios Representatives shall be
allotted tn the ninth and tenth sessionsz If three
to the eighth, ninth, and tenth sessions; if four to
II ScVcnInr clSnLu hnluhdu ltutHs j nVe 10
-thesixth, seventh, eighth, Einth and tenth ; II six
to, the fifth, SIXTH, seventh, eighth, ninth and
tenth: If seven to the fourth fifth, sixth, seventh,
eighth. ninth and tenth; If eight to the third,
fourth, fl 18th. sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and
tenth; If 'nine to the second, thifd, fourth, fifth
sixth, seventh. e shth, ninth and tenth sessions Of
the deCennial period Respectively
In Determining the number ofSenators to which
any senatorial district might he entitled in any
deeenniai period, BY rea son of any fraetien!9f =
by Eve, and if7the result be eluaIto one senatorial
ratio an ADDITIONAL Senator shall be allotted to said
Obstruction the ninth and tenth sessions. aIfit be
equal to two such ratios an addition al Senator fol
the seventh. eighth, ninth. and tenth sessionsshaL
be allotted to such district. If three then to the
fifth, sixth, seventh, eight, ninth and tenth > ,
If four, to the third, fourth, fifth, sixth seventh
eighth ninth, and tenthlsessions respectively. II
this be adopted by the electors, thu
counties now entitled to more than one-me mbel
in either or both branches of the Legislature III
the fourth and fifth sessions of the present de
cennial period as now provided, shall have like
number ofmembers in each branch thereof fo
cennial period.
4 zsr eyed usaf4 NH. VAN1YoRHEs,s
y Speaker of The House of Representauipss.
I'd Sc d5ns ,Hoifa H FORD
PresiGen: Of the Senate.
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Iae1q3I4ase NOTICE. $50
III persons having unsettled accounts
Awit6 the late firm Of CLARK a Crane, are
requested to make immediate settlement either
bv CASH or Note. The Books are insthe hands
Of DIR. L, = Crane, and must be orthMffh
closed. feAllwho desireto save costs viii Please
give due attention.to this notice 49,
CLARE d SORANE.
Ashland, Nov 18th, 1856. &tf
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: Resoiecd bg he Gsne r1a .4ssem1y ofthc Stats of
Okio, Three-fifths of the members elected to each
HOGse concurrins therein that it be, and5hereby is
proposed 10 the electors of this. State to vote, on
the second Tuesday of October next. upon the ap-
prevail or rejection of the following ameHdment
as as an adaitioiat section to article eleven ofthe
Constitution. Every county which now is ormay
c%enniai period. or for II Or any portion OF any
subsequent decennial period shall be divided into
as many Senatori al and Representative districts as
there. may be Senai ors, or Representative elective
cennials period, which districts sshallsbej of Scon
tigUous territory, and each district shall contain as
nearly a ratio fer Senator or representative ss is
attainable. without violating the rule herein given
astGoontiguRy of territory, andi without diVid-
If any representative; orsenatoriaI~ district, COM
posed oftwo or more counties shall by reason of
any excess of population ovel,a ratio, be entitled
to additional Representatives or Senators for any
portion Of the present or any subsequent decennial
period, the district shall be divided into two dis
tricts, for each portion OF such decenniaI period
which shallb e contiguous territory. and each shall
contain as near aratio as is attainable without df-
TfbS reason OF the annexation of one senatorial
Sistsfst g i%s SSsq Sen a nsferi sGf 4a.i Is. s Which ff sssa Of
entitled to addition al Sc natoria al representation for
ANY as ya p9rs comst 81 aay e sbsu eiect peInee se saee qpis".rHir'
h. Counties shall be divided into districts by. the
County CON mtssioAeTs or such other board of Of:
ass msS si se PES4 iRs F 81 fs@! 4 n i Fess RF fonq Sonfby
prior to tie, genepal election jim 1858, the counties
cntit led to more than one member of either house
shall be divided into districts fol, the residue ofthe
presentdeeennialPeriod, and at 1eastfour months
l. prior to the general election in the first year of
each subsequent decennialp pc Rod. the counties en-
titled 70 more than one member for all, orany TOR
ttion of such decennial period, In either or both
houses, sbalIbc dividedintod istricts for the whole
ofthe decennial period. A description of the dis
| trict o feach county shallebe published as may be
directed BY ,the county commissioners or as may
be prescribed bylaw. fst5.f1in 3lt 70 E3S
N, H.VAN VoRHES, a,
sD dso spsakerSfThs Heasesef Rspsssentstisds.
THOMAS H. FORD, =
% ai2-st4 5saa & : Presidcnt IF Tie Senate.
Dated April 3, Ie57.-. 80 - E
II as, ON - SEeREFARY oFSTAFE orFicFsl l.
CoLUMBUs,A priI4, 1857.
/ l hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con
stitution appointments are correctly copied from the
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ourwhhe Lead. ground in Oil. spt up in packages ofa5, So 100, 900, 500 and 500 lbs,
which we guarantee to be STRICTLY PURE, FULL WEIGHT, and nds supposedly any
for fnness and whnness L. 80
Having resident partner nNew York and Philadelphia otke advantage all changes
in themarkets re are enabled to Alfr cash orto paonptthne Dealers ons favorable term
as Eastern ebbipg hou@s:s i eIdnLaa. no. Al. "a asyom sd Us ii 2eHFI
Spanish dndeionai - 80. - e - y" - - 4n2. =
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T "a, ~ IN SECRETARY OF STAFE ORR CT,
CoLUMBUs,A April 4, 1857. E
Il hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con.
stitution amendments are correctly copied from the
origin al rolls on file in this office. 191Na4
ES H.. X
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