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NEW GOODS
For Fall s Winter Trade
.5us; Received at
s. w. CHEENER
ry,nr lae. -,-ea.i FLY supplied VIA, every az
DRIES GOODS
Tia; 4 g New ly-L .ua Boston markets. could V-oaaes.
IsIlck silks.
French NgEiu0zs oil c'.sg-- Pup..u., plain, .tiPyd
and plaid.
Al Wool De LaInes.
Very r-if plain anil printed aa-; Persian and cha1ae
do. P.san,-,tas. process. D-a-s,., Lyoaeses &c
GIn=i,amS,
Ala-g- AID Splendid .-sgr-ra-at.
Caiicogs,
A. sg.i .: very .o"lr'se-
Gloves.
Alexander, III. E-.-a-z.. C.-s.aerer sLk, &C.
Hosiery
sa1ouy Lamb. y L STA. wit, nice ----r.snast ,r
children Bonnet ia l.o: boy In ,--rrlae-I 81
Zephyr and Wooden Hoods.
or The la,.z, styles Some very handsome indeed L.
de. yo, vs-.l 90 el 20 see 'ls though you d.d ~y.
want 70 plrc..a-e.
Household Goods.
Wy fue b,lsri-I AMI lsa7r. s2.ae-.ags,
Co-rse Doas-r.s shee.Es--
ElvsrI-i and brown ~l..Las-.
II. L.-g-, -...s .>'.a ...., ~
C-z.r frs.-..E .-. .-..- Wide or narrow 20 suit
.-.g......-.
I.arrrS.
s.'7" ,N-E-..ft ~ -. Cd. a I'd. i..'.. r. u. .''
~ aaA o.. --i .H.- OH. .,'..- t'...t '-' ,...'
.i--'-.-.. . $500 l''.
T.cs-.t ,..s-.. ... 70. -.- A ,.r. fr,r.s. as
sortsu.a; 20 Lo&-E- RIBBONS I.--s. ui aa width.
Dress Trimmings.
.,.t....t...f
''Ii.,-. t'.' li '...' f-''. .S' ana iHss'tlgs'
i'-S-
80 III 4 - 4.-s AT ;ils prices.
r,l:.s ar..-.- H.. .-, -.-.,. -. .-... ~ -,a f.i
AID H., ~ .--. Is -. . .-- .a a..a. I-,r-..as-
ing .r. -...--. .- -..-. o.. s.r.. article. p.
All. r- r..,,, tf ga. s ~ .- -, ., ..- s.. CONT
dent 81 ~ tlu,s l. U.s. rr.e a a .. 7.- f.l that
they can -. better 81. every g---. ..- d. aly o.l.r
house 10 ;l!s city.
=. 'Annc!>.
White red, BIKE ----N az. -i-F' salisbury l.ait
A-' F''-'''-' '''- " r.
% !dirr Biiiih"'--
Very cheap 10 one should sleep cold tie coming I'm
ter whom 10 r,l1rls go little % purchase good pair
Tannei IT. Ting sarc. ana clee. c,..agrs..
De sim, settnsr', Kentucky Jeans coFi1roys and
80. 1l a5l Mechanics II -ou wish the pattern of
good Coat rat Of Pants, make it your business 10
a. 10y 7;olA 'g.sFe h4SHs. II u yo may ma az 'le
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DAYTON
WOODEN Manufa ctOry J!

~
TJ;HE undersigned this method of informing their
old customers. and the public generally, that We are
putting into Establishment this Spring Machinery that
will enable that double the amount Of
have usually done; the demand for Goods
warrants this additional Machinery and we hope to give
satisfaction in exchanges of Wooden Goods for Wool
We never have, and 10 not intend to card into wool
portion OF cotton and sell it for AL wool. Our goods are
warranted IN this respect, and also for durability We
shall continue exchange for Wool, formerly, the fol-
lowing kinds Of Goods viz: Heavy CaSsmcres, Sanets,
Jeans, Panncs Of different kinds Blankets, and Stock
ing Yarn Considerable attention viii be paid 70 Stocking
Yarn orders VIII be filed for all the different grades and
kinds of Yarn. Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed, Red,
CloUded, &C. and viii manufacture, for merchants
others, Wool in lots Of hundred pounds and up
wards into Stocking Yarn any OF the above Kinds of
goods, on liberal terms for cash wool. Also,
Carding and Spinning
VIII be done lots OF 80 lbs. and upwards, at Is to Is
cents per pound.
Custom Cardiug into Rolls
VIII be done six cents per pound. Their machines
will be clothed with the best of Cards, and with
esr experienced Carder they expect TO have good work
done Wool viii he taken from the Depot at Ottawa, and
rolls returned within reasonable length of time for do
ing the work, which be sent Gin strong shee;sJ from
almost any part of the state al triiing expense.
Wool intended for exchange FOR any of the above kinds
Goods accompanied by the proper order, be sent
by Railroad Ottawa, and the goods will be put up and
sent with promptness, according to order
We would also say, that we have got our New Custom
and FIGURING Mil in operation, and persons wishing cas-
have their grinding done short notice, We have
plenty of water at all times. lmyl1l J. ID. GREEN
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY,

Il :. y. - E EIT.sISS,
rs open in Hossacks Block, where the choicest VI
rety of Crackers such Butter, Soda, Boston, an
Lemon Crackers and variety OF Cakes, Bread an
Pies. Also, Confectionery.
A share of the public patronage is solicited.
Remember tie place, in Hossgck's Block, next doc
west of the Meat Market, Main Street.
Ottawa December 2I-iw. JOSEPH i. WHEELER.
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III you want 10 buy Goods Cheap
Fall and Winter Goods.
.yOEIN Esl5.1sAYElJS.

L oil UllU w HILL UuUilOs
JOHN PEssEANEUS,
Merchant Tailor Clothier, and Gentle
mems Furnishing House,
4! his o,d sno, ,osst side Of the Square, opposite he
Toat WOnsS
lie subscriber fully that to thrive in business
he make his business known takes this method
i. friends and patrons for fayors,
stlli soliciting the has endeavored make his
place business attractive than by purchas
ing the best assortment of Goods thar has been
brought this market OF the best qualities and latest
styles, consisting in part of
EroadclothS,
or French and American manufacture-Black, Brown,
Blue and Green Cloths Grey and Coorei Cloths for
Cloakng; Black and Brown Beaver; Black Doeskins
Ribbed, Plain, and Fancy Cassimeres; Black, Brown,
Blue, and Drsb Pilot Overcoming
VcsIings
OF every varety-Plain and Figured Black Silk Plain
and Figured veivets Fancy silks Plush Sains
Furnishing Goods.
Shirts Wrappers, Drawers full assortment of Gents
Hosiery, Collars Crayats Linen and SILK Handeerchiefs,
all other Goods generally found in Gents Furnish
ing House. Also,
RE1DTNADE CLO1WING.
full stock made up under his supervision, warranted
satisfaction than Eastern made work. In
word his stock is complete and need only TO be eIa-
mined be appreciated He invites all who in want
give him a call before purchasing elsewhere He
keeps but the best OF worknen and all Garments
made by him warranted to give satisfaction.
Orders making Clothing when furnish their
own Goods attended To with pTOnp,ness, and garments
Of every kind will be for wishing to get
them made elsewhere and warranted 10 fit If properly
made up.
lie has also made arrangements to receive the fash-
monthly. JOIN PEltIiANIS.
Ottawa, November J. iS55.
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g. ORION,
Eaades,&c.

VI Il q 70 :! To = = a q NtS, q Go
NUE stock IL this line includes large variety of pat
~ terms and qualities from the best Manufacturers il
~, country and tn, choicest Ca'ur.l, Velvet and Gold
bordering, We shall have constantly hand large
assortment OF
Cloth and E'a per - i5,t,oJr Shades.
Together with the best Kind 90 Curtain fixtures. Frequent
additions will be made 10 our stecS durl- the
w invite those who anything in this line, give
call We VIII secure the services Of the bet Mechanics
in the city 10 hang paper when desired, which Will
customers much time and trouble.
's'o!Fze ladies.
II Won want Stationery Of the best quality. Paper
HauCings. or anything in the line Of Miscellaneous
Books or Magazines, give call. We shall soon have
for sale of thjkerEg's and other superior ItiHo
F0gtsS, at Eastern prices.
REMEMBER TIu~,-We have given our orders for over
10000 Rolls Of Wall Paper from the best Houses IL Bos-
ton. and Philadelphia, for next Spring trade.
Having received Fall supply Of SCHOOL BOOKS
AND STATIONERY We are prepared to furnish Country
Dealers and Teachers at tine forrest lcdocste Fdf.
oc25 EATHbIN uhiON-
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U.J DEL AEEIEI4


C,OFFINS Of all sizes finished and always on hand
y Those at q distance need fear d. T' i-'lr.l..
n rny!7f EI---FLL'>.
EGEHTCs.
4 LOI OF fine prints ou ha- :, proper flr Greciaii
y r-fntiu- T u12l1 pFTtI. IL :. ELL.
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NEVER FAILING REMEDY FOR TIE nfsIE ,., g.
nI-Gs ANTS &c. This preparation is warranted 10 ~
terminate Rats and Nice Whenever used rs uhev,,''
and 10 leave no offensive stencil on ne !T,u,,,
81 tIsr ANNOYING vcrrain. Its Use j. iEI'f ~ III Hi
in any place aud all times, Which l. not '' N"'0 va"
ordinary remedies for this cTi ,,
4, rTtoN ,-EEw ARE uF CorNTthfEiIH.. , .
The extraordinary success Of NJ pun"y tIfJn i'
r,r,iTtor has excited the cupiity OF some dishonest
80 ,,,s;lc persons 70 counterfeit II. To prevent
~ w. have ut great expense. procured splendid
Steel plate wrapper. and none VI" be GENUINE Nh Without
~ 80 and the top Of every box stamped thus:
NJ pUBoY'S FRENCH RAT ENTEKMlSATuR.
necessary that the above caution should he strictly
observed lest the purchaser become te victim OF bAsh
ra.rp Can on the Agents and get Circular, gratis
P-ssF- All orders must be addressed to y. OSEJRN,
Auburn, y. Y, sole American Agent
iuulI-1y +. Y. GRIGGS, Sole Agent, oJtuwa, H.
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Charcoal! CharconIY

lust KECEhNED, large Stock of BONNET
u and LADIES SHOES, at very low prices
deco DOUGLASS III
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Cattle for Sale.
TEEN yoke of work CATTLE twenty head of three year
old steers aud ten three year old heifers. VIII sell
on time to suit purchasers. jan3iI WA. ERWIN
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HE Spencerian system Of PeItWanship, In all its
forms, practical and cEIaLeu:., VIII he taught ny its
author, T. L. SPNCEH IT, connection with other gentle
mex, all Of whom stand high both and artists
Eisr s.ss,sic.' department
Is entirely separate from tie reureMeas, and is fitted
up i. :. .C.t and clrE.u...-t manner.
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Cord Wood.
"a ~ % GEO. BRISTOL.
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AN ACT
mo. Is

supplementary to an act entitled an act for the iaspec-
ton Of oertsin articles therein enumerated, PASSED
March 9th, lo5i.
SrcTIoS l.. Be it mated By the General .8sss-5lg
Of the Safe Of OkiO. That any person actiag rs inSpec
tor OF foar, meat. lard, or butter. or other article sod
10y weiglt, in hogshesl. c.sk. nox. barrel. or parts
thereof. the contents OF -h:rh are iy lsT Sn' ject 10 in
spectiol. are hereby required 10 inspect ami certify
the weight therein, in connection With the quality, and
brand tas same, which shan he conclusive evidence
between veuaer Snd Yendee ut the time OF insrection;
and Whenever short weight shall be ascertsinei. or "a
der tSre marked, the Inspector 20 finding shall be en-
titled for every oZshead. cask or box continuing over
one hsrrsl. twenty cents, and for every barrel and un-
der. ten crIts; the charges for Tefaczing and cooper
age 70 be TO more than the average price paid Tor such
work at the time the inspection Is la !, which shall be
paid by the party demanding the inspection, or a. par
ties may agree; lul. il case Of forfeiture. then the par
ties for VITO Sc ber eft Il shall le condemned, shall pay
all such charges; bot in case no condemnation taxes
place. then the inspector shall be entitled TO the same
for the Inspection Of We shi, Ae now Is ior quality, rot
10 more.
SEc.2. Any manufactures Of hcur, meal, o. psckeg
OF meat, buttcr. lard or Rny other article sold ty weight.
packed. who shall undefnarE the tsre UPON any hogs
head, cask, box or barrel, nr part thereof, or pu: there
in a less quantity than marked or branded thereon, As
specified bv hE, shall. for such OG.nse. forfeit the
hogsiead. cask. hox or tsrTel. or parts therol, and hall
the contents therein contained. ne-fOurth Of the whole
contents 20 co - the PARTY injured, who shall pro=e-
cute for the same, together with such other damage he
may sustain. and the ether fourth to The use OF the poor
Of the township where the conviction il had. the hal
ance to be accounted Tor TO the miller or packer who
shall he notified by the Inspector; hut sach forfeiture
shall not take place. OF conviction lee had. when the
light weight shall have Leen occasioaea after leaving
the manufacturer or packer. provided such packing
has been done according TO Law.
\. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
LESTBR TAGLDR,
President Of the Senate, pro TEN.
Cnlwmfus ERl-narr Il 4.
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To amend the act entitled "An az: Of ue iur;sI:ctiop
and procedure before justices or the Peace, aud ci
te du'ies OF Cous.2sies in Civil Coarts," passed
March 18th, 1853.
SECTION /. Be IL eaSeteG By fxs Gs7s-cl .essea5kr
eftAe Slate Of Ohio, Tia; the forty fifty section Of the
act entitled ian act of the jurisdic:'on and proce urt
before Justices OF the Peace. aud nf the drtieE of Con.
stables il Civil Courts" passed March 18Th, I-s3, he
so amended es to real as follows: Section Is. II
Judgment be rendered in favor OF the defendant in the
action. the attachment shall lie discharged. and the
property attached. or it, proceeds. shall ne returned n
lin. unless the p'siutiI shall within a Certain time. "a
be Fixed sy the Justice. give an undertaking for an an
peal 20 the Court Of Connon Plets. which time shan
not exceed ten days: during which time so GxeI hy the
iustiee the properly sh9li not ne retained to lie 6esen.
dSnt. AID in case OF appeai by either party, the attach.
nent shall be continued in and determined hy the Caur.
Of Common Pleas in the same manner ~ fhuugh said
attachment h=d been issued from said Court OF Com.
non Pleas.
seq. That when the plaintiff shall anneaI The IN.
d~ertaking shali be at least IN ,ioabis the ano1n. Of The
appraised value Of the property attached. anil in anil.
tion 10 the conditions now provided by Law for nader.
tasinEs in appeal, shall coufsin = prcYisi N to paS de.
fenssut al damages snstzincd II it shall he saull in
the Court Of Common Pleas tia: said atsaohaayt MAS
Erongfully obtained.
Sec. 3. That original Section Is of n. art "a -lirh
this Is an enendnent, Be and the SAINT is hereby re
pesIets
Y. Z. VAN TORIES,
Spca-er Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD.
Columbus, Feb.ulry PC. 1867.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
puBLIsuEp Ey AUrHonfrY.
Ii AN ACT

To prevent ;he spread uf disease sHo1g Sheep.
sEcTIos I. Be 4 snacisi - fks Gezsrgl -ssgc~5is
o. tke State ef OAse. That any person being the "Tn
er OF sheep. or having the same in charge, who shall
tarn out, or srder any sheep having "a csntageus dt-
sesse, knowing the same u he so ciseAssl, 20 run ~
large upon any cvmn0n, highway or uirnclossd
ground, Or who shall sell any such sheep, knosing the
same TO be diseased. without fully disclosing tie fact
TO the purchaser. shah lie deemed guilty OF \ misle-
neanor. aud he punished ty a hne Of Not less tAsa
tsenty dollars and not more than five hundred dollars,
To be recovered like other penalties Of : lie nature;
Provided. That uothlug herein shah chan = the 'ghg OF
any one sustaining damage hon Ia TaariDg AZ large
or sale Of such sheep, in bringing saitior the recovery
thereof. or in defending against any suit brought upon
q sale Of such sh-e3-
SEc.2- This act shall not he so construed as 10 pre-
vent any person gaming such d seased sheer. from dri
wing The aaIne along any public highway.
Y. n. A. WORRIES.
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives..
LESTER TA1L0R.
President Of the Senate. pso TEN.
colunJus, February IL, lS57.
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Columbus, February Pc. 1867.
mo. col
AN ACT

- ~ AN MI
TO amend the act emitted ian &c. fnrtasr 70 T--scrih,
the duties Of County connissiOlers, passed Ap-il
{. 1855.
srcTroN J. Be is srl-.sd b. TIE General .Esssr7yr,
81 tAs Sta'e o. DAD. That section seven Of said art bs
90 amended as 20 real as f0lloss: Section7 :. II shat
be the duty 0ftae G ianty Commissioned annually. OF
or before he second Monday ia June. to make a de-.
tailed report IL writing 20 the Court Of Common Pies,
ofthe comfy, OF their oaacial Transactions daring the
year next preceding the time OF making said report
giving an accurate sss.etnent 81 the fnanciaI sfairs OF
the county, which shall be printed at the expense Of
the county. az direc.ed hy the Court to whom The same
"a made ara he Court shall cause the same to he in
T~estiS2ted and examined By two suitable persons 10 he
appointed hy the Court aud the Presenting At;orneg
OF the county Tho. in case Of AM violation Of Law. is
hereby diref-;ed to cause the same to be prosecuted nc
cording to The nature Of the case. M.
Sac. ? That Sc zion seTen Of the ahoTa recited ac.,
&c aud the same is hereby repealed.
y. II. VAN WORRIES,
sp>aser ctthe Hcu-e Of REPRESENTATIVES.
THOMAS II. 0RD
President % the senate.
Columbus. Fehraary IS. 1857.
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To amend the act making appropriation, sor the yeai
lS57. passed JaaE1ry IS. 49,.
srcT5oS ]. Be it eAsete9 By tie GezsrsI .ssssnb;,
of the STATE Of OHIO. That tie second clause OF the
frat section Of the act to which this is an amendment
be 80 smended rs to read as follows, viz: "For the pay
menta members az the General Assembly. their Clerks
S~orgeanss alarms. Messengers, and other oScers and
servants. aud Of tho per diem pay % the Lieutenau;
Governor. rs President OF the Seuat~. the sum of ffs
thousand doIIar-." and that the aforesaid clause Of ths
before rsmcd act be AMI the same il hereby repealed.
src.2 J. This &c. shall take effect immediately on il,
passage.
N Il. A DRIES
Speaker OF the Hcnse OF Representatives..
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Senate, PIE ten.
Columbus, February "a lS57.
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klloSing Insurance Companies which ~ laT are nor
required To have their official bonds approved ny ans
Judge Of the Cour. OF Common Pleas, to have the
ZANE at their option, approved ~ tAe Probate ID lge
o: the proper county.
SEcTios Be it enacted By tAe Gsz.raI -sssez3lg
Of the state of Ohio, Th4t it shsll be isEful for any In.
snrance Company nov iaeera9rasej within this STATE.
which rs the terms OF the Charter is nov required to
have its Official bonds np;rayei by 4 Ja5ge OF the Court
Of Common Pleas, to have the s1me a. their option al.
proved by the PrOiate ledge OF the County In wiic,.
the o3cs OF said Insurance Conpany may Ne located.
n. II. A VoRuES.
Speaker Of Tho House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD.
President ofthe senate.
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SPRING AND SIMMER.
Ladies and Gentleman. read GHa pr0Efi
IN pE NOETR DrppOEE To SID.

/ ply yoIrself with an exceedingly nice Hai;sE- Boot
or Shoe, which IN point Of nesstness, comfort aud turs-
silty, have never teea surpassed, ard probably never
euuallel by any forner arrival ~ the gooily toTr Of
Harrer, you will fad that syticies 81 tE.s Identical de
scription are 20 he hal q, the shop OF the Undersigned.
NOT. Market street. WheTe you ars ccriialy invited to
call ard examine his ueN and extensive sock which
embraces the neatc.t aad litcSt STYLES Of Caters rni
other Ladies wear, with Inch cur 1dy customers con
not nut re pleased. Gentlemen have also rc-n careful
y provided for, and he Very cho;ceFs goods OF the mar
Eet selected for them Determined 70 have EnGe aat \
SUPERIOR aiticie. the subscriber keeps a sharp eye on
the market. Gertiemeu caE lie supplied vita ci'hert The
hne French the Ecat ana comfortable c-f, or the sub
startial stora.
". b. NcrE made to order and warranted TO it
Call at No. ?, MaIke. ST. hrst door east OF Smith q
IcCOmls. lm5y : 1851 ID. Ii. WARREN
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WARREN FOUNDRY, PLOW 4
Nv SHOP

The ~attcution OF the citizens ef this and adjoining
! Counties. is called 20 the large .ssortment oTCastings
Of various kinds row manufactured at the
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To repeal ths a.st twelve sections o: AZ act therein
nafnei.
sEcT-oS J. Be !; cEcetsl By tie Gczsr1, lsstwSEo
Of the STATE ef0kio. That ali after the ~enac;ing clause
ete-ceons one two. three. four, five. six. seven. eight,
nine, ten. eleven and twelve. Of the act entitled an
act 10 enforce the collection Of taxes, which now are,
NJ nay hereafter be due from banks anl other e2rpo.
Satlons' IRON bankers. BROKERS and stock johbzrs and
iron the agents Of foreign Corporations. sud protr-,
eennty Iressurers, and other officers charged with the
ceiectacn 1.-THE Hnbiie %reFenue. in the Performance Of
thTl anle-, passed March ~, 1858, be and the same
i hereby repealed: Prnvia=d that ali civil rights and
Liabilities SHAH rsUain tue same as if hi. &C; were not
y. II. VAN FORBES. 3
Speaker OF The AnUse Of Representatives.
TH0NAs II. FORD,
P:csident OF the senate.
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AMERICAN HOUsE-NEW

/ A~RRAyGEaENTS At Tnx OLD STAND!!-ThS
ruhiic are hereby notified thafthss we'll known house b
heng Eued up ~ TIE proprietor, HISkf Lon, ID :
Style Which VIII insure 20 all who Ray give h.a a call,
ample recommendation ard good esre. Tae furniture
an; a iI-ings up" generally vii benes, and Of the best
description. no pains viii Be spared n making u,
pleasant gnd comfortable. The situation o. The rubbing
hsing aae, and convenient for persons VINO GENE &c
town, Mr. L. feels that. with I determination not TO Ne
outdsue in his Efforts to Please, LIE deserves ! liners!
share Of that patronage b~cTetcfc=e youehsafed him by
.a- public. Givetbe AasRICAS 8 call and you wiz
come agxia.
HHrrv-. AuriI h .tlS55.-H
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AN ACT
No. 10 !

kEc
coiGmtrs. February &C. 1857.
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supplenentIry II the act entitled ian &C: creating The
oface o. County Surveyor, and defining his duties. :
passed March 3, 1891.
sErTlas /. Be It erosfsa BY tie Gezerai .sss,n5ys
o. the StTf Of OA'o, That the County Commissioner,
OF each organized county in this State, are hereby an.
thorized to provide a suitable Office at the county fest
for the ColntY SurYeyor Of such cornty, whenever tbev
shall deem the same necessary.
n. II. VAN DRIES
Speaker OF the House of representative
THOMAS III. FORD,
coianbus, February es. 1885,.
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Z TION-The Kidnapped ard The Kansomed. Is =
true personal narrative Of the ,fe o. Peter SILL, and
his wifs @yina,r during forty years % slavery I've
70 tody viii read this wonderful book; Ic0 copies Just
recetveia At an ADAMS.
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sPRISG GOODS
THE P STORE

THE EMPIRE STOREf
IDDINGS & MORGAN, are nov receiving =
splendid assortment Of New Spring Goods. Their
stock via be Souiplete in all the newest aud best styles
of Ladies Dress Goods. Dress T-iuinss. Bnnaets, Bon
net Itihtons, Emirodesies. &c. Also. = full stock Of
goods Tor Men and Boys wear. House furnishing
go0Gs, Carretisgs. Wall Paper, Crcesefy, Groceries,
Sc. &c. Their Goods will be sold for yrs,a5t pay
eng. al st the re-3 Iopest prices. An ample supply
0 their best lfy cent T<s, Just received
Warren 4pr.s, Ie5G-
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VOU CAN FIND HENDERSON'S
Celebrated Corn Planters. Al
r. 81

NE are now receiving our FIRST pur-
W chase 0: Pan aEd Winter Goods. Oar PRESENT
stock is iy Gr the largest We haze ever brcught to this
market. aud c~SclPrses the richest and most fashiOnA-
be ccods the Eastern market adoris. We design to
oarr Inducements in prices that S.D secure the argest
trade o. The season, and contribute towards making
warren tee head qraTters Of lhe Western Reserve. for
the purchase OF Dry Goods.
PECK. " & co.
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"D9sh! roars Old Pttor, shaking OIL
deaths icy feiiers a, one surge, and jump
ing up. "Bosh, Jacob, val az old fo"l
ycu mushi be, 10 say ! wash ~xchnakeh:te!
Go bout your bishncss, gals, Pelcr.
bring me some leer."
The oil woman saved Peters liz.