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Sill VINO.
T,HR BRITISH EoRTB AGEKIoAN ROYAL Man.
steamships.
rRon NEW IIvsRPooo4-
Chief cabin Uy
oeSo0o SAona -
~., FROM BOSTON TO Liyrsr0L -
S S csvl h
The ship. from Boston cali 81 HsifsI
rE Rha Cant Sa 'qd sio AhARA Capt iSHx
AsRoH Capt Shannon F FnASfkA6 s gsp E.sh
These vessels carry clear white gn 81 mast head;
ON starboard bow red on port how. y .
rEKsIA Jqdkns, leaves York. WednosiAy, Nov y
x xH,da sS%H ,. n YORK Wsdnesday, Nov z
AFRICA, Shannon, ~ York "Wednesday, Dec 2
AMERICA, Lott, Boston, "Wednesday, Dec N
EUROPA, Lech, N York "wednesday Doo -
BertAs not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon o u board.
The OF these ships viii accountable FOR gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones metals
aness BILLS OF adng signed therefor value there
Of therein expressed Eor fright 2, psss.gs Apply
UyOR LIvERPOOI.-THE UNITED STATES MAIL
IL steamship ATLANTIC, o. Edridge commander, win
depart with the United States mails for Europe positively
sataray December at O'Clock NJ from herbersh at the
For freight passage having uneqused accommodations
for elegance and comfort apply to
EDWARD K COLLINS, IS Wall street.
Passengers will please be board IL O'Clock A. NJ
All letters must pass through the Post Office others will
be returned.
Notice.-The steamers of this line have improved
The BALTIC j. j. Comstock will succeed Atlantic and
sail on the 18th of December.
line in all respects good new and the thorough eYam
nation given them proves their mode OF structure yet
equaled. 80
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A 2sIGNRE'S SALE or CANDLE FIxTUREs.-wIIlL
"A sold public auction Tuesday the ls day OF lie
ssmbes merit at O'Clock r. NJ at sl0 Madison street II not
disposed private sale the and futures
pompete tie manufacture Of 1880 lbs OF adamaune and
osd candies per day together with the lease Of said
until the Is, OF MAY By order Of The assignee
Nxw
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siI'li'1Ila1allaaass
NJ EDfCAL.

nR WATSON HAS FOR LONG SERIES or YEARS
confined attention diseases In which he has
treated not less than twenty thousand cases without sn w
stance Of failure. The remedies are mild without Interrupt
business change ~ Diet Dr watson IL in continued
attendance from IN the morning until 81 night al hs res
dence 90 y ve) Walker street few doors west oi brOs
wy - wM WATSON, Nj
Formerly Surgeon 81 the Lock Hospital
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NOR NORFOLK AND RfCHMOND.-THE UNITED
IN states mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parish will
leave Saturday 1fh inst ut O'Clock y NJ from pier IS
NORTH river She viii Norfolk Sunday afternoon
ana III Richmond Monday morning Passengers for the
south will proceed directly by the great Southern mail
line Travellers Will find This the cheapest pleasan,es aud
most expedious Passage and fare. Including state
roo 10 Norfolk 81. 20 Petersburg Richmond $40
arc half price. Apply 10 LUDLAM A PLEAsANTs, No. 81
Broadway.
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rr,O utsnhse fhatles james Moclarf. NsNa eimuon,'
usa4p Smith, uaVif urheG a1a lnpihl "Htrfi WoN.- W
rt.f . rIr..ta lsuH.IafI fthrfa cnnuiff tnn tteie
fl,l i .. l..|f.aItNf said county you viii tahn no.
~. t.i -. b.. q fIIiiY Of IuYik 40 1917 application VIZ
E si. Ifltireso Of sid toNnilip iof helf-
II ~ Iitlshment q watsf eouffo and dohcn pc
asalf detshedlanisin in laidtouuihip te.wiuN ommen.
nfntoi neufthe ear atuuwefPoi on ihs .o.' l,ne y
lrfiioa iu funuina ihoncH n1f ea.ierY dccuonnna
slnnl the main chhnaei of hWai 90 e ea.t lde o 500
ssaiinn infhrl sein h.oafeflf nnd nnithefy an
an tha ean Har srttlon elcyfn Ullin tafd tnMnWn
I'D HtntnHfNI aIrHfflo main chinu1 ~ she aNiilNMr
Ii ft e nof nna af said section n ihento IN neth
ssfF ffaaoH end fioneh thc touihweEi cornefo Soc
an tvs fgl in said idfushp, and continuing w ne ohen.
nr af a alid aaai tu e west line of faid s1ounnt two
and thonrc ho direction asi if0Rfh
hs hdfHna.f tofnff section tfcc i3 IN uc toWnihp
sofesai ahi a iha ohanne Aforesaid 20 The north on
san corner of section Twelve tll To- the township aoie
fait thenco running In norhwrncily direction 10 me
west line OF fii section tweyei t2l and thence connu
nr In iad nofhwcatedy direction through e nofih hehs
.inaf oi rai section eleven t, nnd acfnrhe tnuieai
afn1f Of said aeainn l Hnd 20 ineflgol lnh clhfe
ith the ditch herein uhoTe described. AndcomiuenoinHe
or near me inief seoion twelve t2 Aforesaid ond I
ming itunss In norhNettcfy dfaot0n 90 connect WIN
andnefscot the dohhefoin last described ~ o neatw
he same cfoitos ihenoih line or section e''en
sat-. 49,. IA.
The irnsers will pro eed 10 caufe Tho said diioos ob
located and safveyel nnd 80 npaF % aaeh peuon
led in hs same shn pdHion htfdoi 20 BE- opened a. sai
h. doomed trhthnd a.t hy them, pursuant 70 The statute IN
such ease made ''' prov '''s sAMuFt.v. WINES,
DEWITT nRfNKERHOTF,
Junfnsws WM. FAIRClnLD.
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AMENDMENT NO. 8.

Resolved by the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio
T fhs Of tho members elected 10 each lrsnch con
curing therein that he and hereby, proposed 10 the
electors Of heSnte, 10 vote the second Tpesdpv of O
ober neat 70 approve ofceci e following amendment as
asuLsut for ihe secoud and third sections Of the twelfth
article Of the Constitution.
AllpropeTy, personal and real an be- subject 10 taxa
lion by uniform rule AZ The value thereof In money!
bat such deductions from credits may be allowed a. tbe
General Assembly mny deem oNpedienti Provided that
buyng grounds public school houie, and all other public
properly, and all Institutions Of purely public charity and
all houses used exclusively for public worhip shall he
ewpt from uxatoni and " the total value OF the personnl
property Of any person shall exceed fifty don the
may be exempt from taxation An properly emplcy
ed in banking slal always beaT .ureu Of taxation
10 that imposed on the properly Of ndiviSpals.
Nh. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House of Renresentntives
THOMAS q. FORD,
Dated APRIL 30, 1857
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Dated April I'd, 1867.
AMENDMENT No. d

Resolved by e General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio
Ihreehhs Of the mCmhcr elected to each house
ing herein Thar u be and hereby proposed 10 tho sec
tors Of the State, the secund Tuesday Of Ootobe
to approve reject the following amendment "a substi
ute for the ht and second sections Of the thirteenth anti
Gle OF the consuton. viz corporations Of every descr
ton shall be created and corporate powers granted only by
generalaws which shall define the powe priv eRes and
class descriptions Of corporations but The General A.
tmby may enact spec laws for the relief
IN pecul ar eases, and may make special prosons in re-
grd 10 corporations In whcre ther peculiar lorn
zion Or interests sueh special provisions are required ans
may from lime 10 time aeror repeal all such laws a. are
authorized by this section
III. VAN WORRIES.
spoakerof the House Of Repretentntivoa
THOMAS H. FORD,
Dated April 81, IsSy
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THE EXOELsIORi
CORN AND COB MILL
Invented by Charles Leavitt, and
Patented on the 9th of Feb. 1855.
For Sale by ]. NJ. NAYLOR,
nfEETN ONO
TlFFIN. OHIO.

The above Mil hasthe observation-disclosures
ment'in portable Corn Cob NJ Ills, and isadapted
60 tho sGrlnding and Crushing purposes
Tor feeding al kiuds Of Stock. Which system
offoedingis now required aud fou I'D prohtatle le
by experience.
rHE ADVANTAGES THIS MILL HAS ovERoTHERs.
Ist Thatthe grind niertod on movable
rings, which are cast of hRId meta aud wi en-
worn out can boroplaced by new rngs In i've
minutes, for the small sum Of three dollars
Also this mill can grind faster than any other
Corn aud Cob Milloflered for sale. This Mill
was awarded
Of the present year (l855)in a fair trial with
the Little Giant, Star, aud II other Mills brought
q q competition, The Excslslor Mill will grind
from ten TO Aoaen bushels hourly, according TO
the degreeof aneness, and can be worked by one
nr two horos,
Nov. 3Oth65. J.M.NAVT.oR.
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RESTORED THE BLIND TO SIGHT


NAuuY, unu gath, 1886
nr.J. Fseiug myself under ho' 'big ghe,to obi
gatontto you lofthc boncdt have received under your
treatment Amer having undergone all the usual modes Of
parent benefit and having almost sight of any eyes
and being lon ina very unhealthy condition, my being
given up a. hopeless bY my iurmcr doctors anoT
which, In the course vt 3wcoks INV ewes were resand Al
good sight and TO healthy condition. under your new
Therefore pessurein eyprssslnauy sense Of
gratitude, and you nle Nthheiy 20 uto this Tor The henca
ottho afflicted ruhhh. Noutstruly, P.nOYts.
Mrs. rurruS RuRaEn, OF rin Tor four yea was ianost
disqualification any hind Of business, had quite Lost her
sight, but application to Dr. hasbeen restored that
Also-uuSRy WAlrRR, of this place (Fort naln was
afflicted with ycty bad deascd eyes aud liberation ofhe
ooTnes aud applied TO nr Snyder and restored
90 Food sight and 20 ia healthy condition.
pmttiP EAtog, of rhnoty, was afflicted with remark.
able bad ofonhama, could no, leave dark f1om or
some weeAsi an applicatonto Dr. r., his eyes soon
restored 10 ahcalty condition,
Nr, y, q. LEyeAyAER, Tln, afflicted for Eve years
with very bad diseased and almost blind applied 20
Dr. y aud has been restored to sight and his eyes 20
healthy condition. hsthe isqualtaedto do any Kind Of
yAl,o-G. w, Rt,eN son and daughter Of @. w. Black
ofrdia, with rym.rkahg bad eases Of opthame which
disqualified them to aay knd ofhusiuess ~ application
70 DE- Snyde they have heon restored 10 aheshy
dlhon-aro now able to do any Kind oflaboT.
Mr.. ruoNAa GinNEy, Of sandusky, City wNs afflicted
with very bad seaodoyesihad enttoy lost the sight Of
one and almost tho Others applied d. sny
ses OF fhn eed was 'oea restored TO htamily useful
Many others could bemenioned, hutit Is deemed unneo
NhHs Au MuNlonN WNdnAAthe moee uttfnatfnont nfao.
uoed hy Dr. Snyeva recent discovery and ieevet aho.
vethcr out uf vac e Ola mode fsduonf Tho svsieept
ting aeerihoationi hisefine No well the use OF
he nsna powerful oansuet, YlE hue sone hue ot vral
any otherhng which canerses aud dagung the eve by
contracting the muscles,
ANY pouons wishing further Information win 10 well 10
communicate with either Of tho persons referred 60 above
tD-No charges ioF eNampNiion o. advios-if no beno.
ht it received no charges win be made
EV~nT, SNYDER takes pleasure Ga saying % the nnh
ho thatFinn CITY is pleasant and healthy location and
good hnardug b. hadom 81 ,s0to en- ON0per ,yeek
Ofce-in q ", Biaek'S Block WasAil,v,on
Street Tihin City. Ohio.
Jan. SS, 1851 (nl6)
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AuENpMRNr NO o
Dated Aprilad, 1867.

Resolvedbythe General Assembly Of The State Of Ohio,
Thrrehht Of the members elected 20 ea.h Mouse con-
curing therein that Il be- and hereby H. proposed 70 the
eecor Of this state TO vote On the second Tuesday Of Oc
oher next upon the approval rejection Of the following
amendment substitute for the fh and sixth sectons
Of the fourth arcle Of tho Constitution, vizi SRo S.
District Courts shall be held In each county Al cn,t once in
each year, BY District Judges elected hy the
ecor Of separate districts 10 be prescribed BY law, who
shall hold their Office or hve years. and during their con
elected The provisions Of the foure nth section o
this article shall apply % District Judges. The General
Assembly may by law authorize heiudgss Of the District
Cour, end uf the conrs of common Pea TO tx the times
ofhodng theirrespectyec Until District Judres
have been elected and qualified, District Courts shall be
held by the lugei Of The Supreme Couu and Of The Courts
Of Common Pleas, now authorized. See G. The Dis
irc Court shallhuve such iusdc cou may be provided
by law and the judges thereof shall have and such
urisdiogn ehanher and may be required to
~ as Judges ofthe courts Of Common Pleas thabe d.
rectoG by law,
Nh. VAN WORRIES,
kpeaker OF The House or Representatives.
THOMAS n. FORD.
Dated April3j, 1857
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He that hath Eyes TO See Let HIM see
Dr. u. SNYDER.
OCULTST.

Is stll on hand aud ready at an times to wait M the
| afflicted with dioafodey Thankful forthe unusual.
" liberal patronage he has received during the few months
II his residence In Tinn, he would respectfully solicit
continuance OF the same. From hli unusual sucoiss In
treating the have heeu undrfhs care
on this piece and various pnrE fthe State he feels 70
moved conGdenoou sociungtho patronage Of the public
Ne has inmany ohsos
RESTORED TIE BLIND TO SIGHT,
Andbady diseased eyes to healthy condition during b
short residence In this place,
~ Snyder has also paid particular attention scfo,
lous diseases which he has treated with unparalleled
cess.
Df,S ooudroicr 10 many distance hnt deems
unnecessary and only insert aeitor from Mr. + n,ys,
ofCnrry aud will refer 10 fow Ony Of the many
have been ben lhtod Ia thitvicinity.
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By AUTHORITY.
PROPOSED C0NsT1TUTION Al
MENDMENTs.



Refoyriby tle ernorsi ttfertiy 81 uisFtals ofOmo.
fhfeednhs q us nemers ssefedfocaen liouss oonedf
gsg % I I, he and hcrssy Popossd otss sse
HeHiupun the tppiosa % eaf rftho ALLOWING amend
nehi p, ,untais ~ , twenty e1b sectloa 81 tbs tec
The lamc rcsand lolhs dseo ID thoTiih Article wa
Ah regular se'iiqn. o pc liene,l Assembly ,han com
mencn he tfsi Mondny of Iannafy. tn6dailr ecnf.
tors shall be elected bienniav und Rshiossrtsses arsr
ally, BY e electors ofihsispecve eouniioi of dilfss
.had commence on s r day Of Jshusrv nsst ,fsr he,
election, and hat Of Senators shaii continue teo
October nesi shall old their Offices fof years and
elected The same time shahodther o.
fees ior year Por led ihaiseyenieen of ne sena
elected ihe second Tuesday Of Oober le57 70 10
atcsraine By a The President or The Senate may al
shall holiiheif Office fcfony year andthcif
shall BE- elected on ht second Tuesday of October
one thousand eight bundled and lnyegM and bienany
the rate. of Representative solsr-s atbeine munipsd
BY ten Ne result s,I Be equal Or more racs. cd
iios among ne sssersi sssrisrs of ,ee ~. IA h.
the following manner; n itrrs he ohy ofr raiio then
oii Be aoiie % De tenth st,,ion Of
II hefe ars svo ratios Rsprasenaii,e, ,han BE- allotted
% The ninh and tenth feision f itFes - ne eighth hn
and tenth sssfiontiif font 20 The seventh crh ninth
tenih III Eve tothe tnh ssvenh eirhhnntb snd testh
II tix ohe fnh, ssh seventh ,eiehh ninth tssthiIf
tsnhIf eishtto ne ihiid oufh, 6ilh tlsh, sevenih
eighth ninth and tonhi Ifniuo 70 the second hi fourth
eh, sixth seventh eghh ninh and tenth session Of the
In determining he number of Senators to which any
senatorial detri might pe enuuedl IN any deccnnfa period
BY Of any rsrtiou Of aiio the fraction
thall be multiplied BY Eve and " the result be equal
senatorial ralo. anaddonal Senator iha be allotted 10
said district m the ninth end tenth lersons NJ BE- equal
10 such ratios additional Senator rfho seventh
eighth ninth and teuth sessions she'll be allotted such
district If three then to The 9Th sixth, seventh, eighth
ninth and tenth.
NJ four to the third, fourth fAh, sixth ,everih eieth.
nnth and tenth sessions respectively ~ bic amendncnt
be adopted BY e electors The counties entitled OF
more than one member ~ either both branches Of The
Legislature IN the fourth and h sessions Of he preseHi
decennal period progdol, shall have like numbeI
Of MEMBER IN each branch thareofor each session M The
famaindefof or tie present decenniul period.
N.H.VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
THOMAS n. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April ID, 1857.
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LARGER ONE.

eudla return he win endcavortu give them the
full value Of their monsy Ia Cabinet Ware,
chairs Sc, Of which no viii ondeevor TO keeP
on hand as large an assot trnenta as the tiaes ano
hii means will warrant, All made Of we'll season.
edlpmbor, and BY comoetent workmen. Dc.
orget the place, onpotte Commerrial Row.
Nov. S0th. IS. tf. n. y GOODSELt
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l.. LYONS PURE
tOHI0 OAqA VIA BRANDT'

THE undersigned has just received lot
Of t. Lyons Pure Catawba Brandy which
is strongly recommended by the medical men
TO invaiids and 10 an who need rpro Brandy
for medtcal nhrnoe.n For sale W the case
or bottle, b GIBSON q sLANKER. Timn o.
HEREBY certify that / have this day in
speotod a large of fine 'Catawha Brandy for
Mr. T. Jacobs, Nos 1 90 and az, 8rd street,
and aflor a careful examination find II Pure
Of high chemical Standard and free from all
foreign or poisonous substances, and have
marked It as the law directs. Gwen unaef
my hand at the business place Of Mr. Jacobs,
where the above Is kept for sale for Medioel
and other purposes. HIRAM sOOhf M y.
Feb. 27,'67-d
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HOLTH HOU@E.

EN- HOLT PROpRtETCR.
Situated on the corner Of Adams and Sandushy
Streets, ,wesiside ofthe Sauduaky tivefin the City
of Timni has been lately repaired end furnished
for ne cspecidl accommodation ofthe travelling
public, this Houscis In the ploaeantest part of
ihe City, and is q large commodioue and splendid
building, well adapted 10 The purpose Of public
house, II isbuta feF rods from, andin sight o.
me Railfoad Dedoi, 10 rs the nearest and most
oorumodioas tavrh 10 that point. Mr.. Hour
takes pleasure i'm announcing 20 the public that
his Houseoontaiusplenlyo oflarge airy and
WELL FURNISHED
bed Rooms lie would also invite all Of his
old customers to give him a eall,as be thinks
theywillhe aatished.
Tidin, Oct,17. 1856. tf
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AMENDMENT NO. 8.


Resolved BY the General Assembly of the stnte orobo
hree-hhs Of the member elected 10 each House concur
nE erein that be, and heby proposed to the eee.
tors OF this ssie 70 vote the second Tuesday Of October
next upon the approval election of the olloUing A.
mendment asan additional section article eleven OF he
''onstution. Every county which now H. or NAV berenf
ter be ent tied to than one Senator or
or me residue Of ePeseni decennia PERIOD for ALI or
vided into many Senatorial md RepTesenintIve a.
riet as there may be Senators
y any yea o. me present any subsequent deeenna Pc
ROO which districts shall be Of contiguous eror, snd
sae district shall contain nesry rao for Renstor ~
pfesenteuve a. it attaiHable, without violating the u
ing any township, election precinct or ward m nnv Rs
reseniaye or Senatorial dsirle composed two y oF
ratio, be entitled to additional Representative, ., Sens,
tors Tor any potion ofe present OF any
nal PERIOD which shall bo contiguous territorv and 80
ingcountes '''ou' "''u-
lf by reason Of the annexation OF ope s.n.-
torial district 70 another, there shall bo anv 49,,
cess OF population over a Senatorial ratio which
shall be entint led 10 additional Senatorial rem
esentation for any portion OF any decennisl ne
ROO. eaeh district, as DOW constituted, shall e.
lect one Senator.
Counties shall be divided into dist,i... h., a..
county commissioners or such Other .rdof or
heers elective and resident Ia the proper eonptv
as may be provided by law Al Ieast fonr
months prior 20 ihe general election Ia 1858. the
counues entitled 10 more than one nlember OF ei-
ther house shall be divided into districts for he
residue Of the present decennial period. Hsd Al
least four months prior to the genera election In
the hrst year Of each subsequent decepnial , q.
ROD the counties entitled to more ihan one mem
per % %i9r all' or any portion Of deeennial period,
IN either rr both houses, shall be divided into
districts for thewhole Of the deeennial De riod -
description OF the district Of each county shall
be published IS may be directed by the eount,
commissioners or a. may be prescribed by law.
Nh. VAN WORRIES,
Npeaker Of the House Of Represeptatives
THOMAS II. FORD.
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857
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II o T Ell OTTO e
n BROOKS has taken the Western FIX.
y 'chRnge, Plea santvill, Hancock CO., Ohio,
which no has refurnished and repaired for the
especial accommodation Of tho travelling public
the table will always be furnished with tho best
the country affords, Good s:abling aud plenty
OF grain for horses,tho public patronage respect.
fully solicited.
March, l3. .'57,-tf
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,

FTNHAr the suhsoriber isslwsysoa haad to- ex
u ecute All orders and obs ia the line OF his
trade, aud hopesthauho public will not overlook
hand 40 fofn
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YOUR TEETH
@
WOULD YOU HAVR HFALTHf
WOULD YOU HAVE ECOMFORq, \

,,,f,tIr ~ 4, 1, hSOhEOhff'
.sr.s,- -. -. NVlAD YOU HAVE BFAurya.
Would {on Instead OF diseased rnrbs ni.,-. a
t ena losia,oms breath, have, heallh besai-
.'--pleaelFe eJour loslh
'u's li13s 0s Way
and seias sSS services % The pseps orrlmn
1 ~, M s'ylss Of inooiruptibls testh go S,s y.
iii Slii,lss IN sole, s. silver o. Guiia PeIoha.
s,i Nv ing absolutoly inie. S1i Sost,oV ~.
polished sde ,,i;s hnl sse peTfecty sold. besusifaiy
teeth cleaned IL the best msnss,' s3lRest nsis n,
Win n tohoan ard Az ersiaiiOnl perbrm0d
ratD TO CORREcfINii iRRfff IN "a aiiifs ~,
'neel iEhfH "a fhe bsst relefsasss ard
n re,s ai al, "ess iey 1e seen atai timss athiioee
iihai Nor, aB, "a. ~
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ATMOSPHERIC PRINCIPLE.


tEAM Eeginesfor Saw Mills, and Fs.svs.
H''eeF purposes ,manafacmrsja tthis
hilahment together variety sft,astln-s
,sv. ,s,o nm. SSiSetae'eFe Brick Machiues, ,h6t
NE re wanssg, and upon sborg.oiise,
"e''' y 1901, d. LOOMS AGO
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w. BUNTING.
&S

DEN TAL SU r G Il o N,
OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
DENTIST, corner Of Washington and Market
Streets, rinln, Ohio will attend 70 all business
in hislino with promptnoss and dispatch. Per
soss Who favor him with a call, may rely onhav
ing work done In a superior manner, hnvingbeen
engaged In the business for the last seven years,
and during thattime have had much experience
In difficult cases. Hcisconhdcnt ofsnccess and
aattors himself lfoapable ofgiving perfeotsatisiac-
tion to all who may seek hisproiessional services.
Charges will he at all times moderate.
u- OFFICE, corner OF Washington and
Market Streets.
Tinln, Nov. ist, so.