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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23

Tag WILL OF Dr.. KASE.-The will of
DR.. Kane has been recorded at the Office OF
the Register of Wills. He beqaeaths the
sutn Of $4,000 to his brother, Richard p.
Kane, the rest Of his estate to such one OF
more of his family for such estate, and on
such limitation, as the Hon. X. Kane shall
(whether to take effect during his life time
or after bis deceasel limit and appoint; in
default Of such directions. the income from
the estate to go to his father, and after his
decease to his mother, and after the decease
of both, to his sisters aud brothers. 4.ss
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= Good Rules for all.

'.sprofanie e. swearing is abominable. VsI-
rar language is disgusting. Loud laugh,
Inn ii impolite. Inqdisitiveness is often
.ave. afn,.;, TTattling is mean. Telling lies is
!, ,,co,,ppttemptble.s ,,ptt slandering il deyillsb..--
/ IGNORANCE IS disgracefuI ard laziness is
shameful. Avoid all the above vices and
aim at usefulness. This il the road in which
"a become respectable, Walk n i y, Never
~ Ssbamed Of honest iabors Pride ds q
eeaStse-a Z \, "a hatefdl vice. Never actthe'hypo
octite. Keep, good company. Speak tht
truth at ali times. Never be discouraged
hi, Dcrsevere, and mountains will become
mole hills s'. 4. s,.,s5 s9s's - i.'
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T'hc Oath administered 10 tlle
W 'eA President.

The following is the fesaa OF ahe oath ad-
ministered to the President upon his inau.
guration: e't4 7'N'" ~ SEE ss"@
."I do solemnly swear that will faithfully
execute the Office of President Of the United
States, and will to the best Of my ability.
preserve, protect and defend the Constitu-
tion of the Uaited States."a % gaig2a a
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40 ALAEGE TREE.-The WrightsvilIe (Pa.)
StGr gives description OF on enormous syc-
arhore on Forge Island, in the Susquehanna
river. This tree, says the Star, measures
In circumf mference OF the butt, forty,bree feet
At eight feet from the ground it divides, o,
forks into Eve prongs, each of which is as
large around at the fork as a hogshead. all
ere much alike in size and ascend sixty feet
without limb. Our national bird, thS ca.
gle, has nest in its top. fit eyrie for the
bird Of Jove. '7 8''f ''.'
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4oftitM.. :. .:as:: Z: GU. Y.
Tlie LIght al IIo,llc.

~
I, 2" The Rghs at homei how bright II beams a,1i
When evening shades around II flll y
And from the latties far it CLEANS,
.IRisForiuSeFsna Sdd eomfoFt lah.ts al lsfsi'i
=. When Eearied with the tolls OF day, 80
','-s Aud stffe for glory, god or ifame, s., .a'7
How sweet 70 seek the quiet way,
iss-l Where loving lips win lisp our namo lr s..
-sts Around the light at home! BIZ "r' 7'.r.r.
When through the dark and stormy night,
The wayward wanderer homeward HES,
How eheerfal is that tyinkl lug, light,
:, which through the forest gloom he spies!
ssa itisthe light .. hone. 10 feels
'-' ~ That ioyIpg hearts viii greet hiu there,
Aud safsIy through his bosom steals
ga - The Joy and love that Danish care
Z a.. Around lhe light at home.
2, gs5s IT, i,.ss i-,i,I.i-,,lyfi-fss ts3f & -
S.st'Ths hight at homei whenc'cF al las. 81 &c
~. I. IT grssls The seaman through The storm,
He feels no more the chilling blast 50 a.
pssis That beats upon his manly form = sssas
Long, years upon the sea have ned ssv = q
s9S Since Mary gave her parting Kiss; - y r
( But the sad tears which she then shed,s -
J. 90 viii now be paid with rapturops bliss
Around the light at home. Ss
E-ng l. f5tslf.tl " .iEf4H @sis H
The light ut home! how still and sweSt9
: ~. 1t peeps from yonder cottage door A
Thevweary iaborer to greet als D. y
When the rough tolls OF day are o'er y14
Sad 10 tho soul that does petikpoWsg
The blessings that the beams impart,
The cheerful hopes and jpysihat flow, ira
.tyAnd tighten up the heaviest heart - p. a.t
..- .tr Around the light at home.
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GTThe Governor Of Massachusetts,, hay-
ing put forth; a call for day for prayer and
fasting. thought it cxpedient 70 caution the
clergy OF the State 70 abstain from political
preaching. An indignant citizen. who signs
himself "a clergyman" writes TO q Boston
paper. % enquire "what In the world The
Gesernor isup,to newt That clergyman
evidently intends 70 speak bis mind, "a I
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t,oas...usto,l Or the United states e

- ,a'T;kA one Of those wcndrous rocking
y stones reared By the Druids (which the IN
ser of / ebiidL may ilviByate to- Che centre.
+ ye.: v. The might OF an army could not move
f,om y ,it liz. pace. our Consttution r. 50
81 1,cely poised and balanced, thetit seems 70
aswsy with every breath Of opinion yst 50
firmly rooted 10 the hearts and affections q
~, people. thai the widest Storm. Of trea.
con and fansticism break over italnsalnn.-
r. O.. WInlhrop. s.... II II. ~. 80 &
u, e = Q q ~ f. q II /
y atTEe squirfst junps from branch ;l' %
brsncha the diirt frsm besu toshesu; 'saali y
1hhsS'sTGs'1ss MI ffsF ssEy
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17
He thathath Eyes to Soc Let Him See.
Dr. J. SNYDER.
OGULIST.
REsToRHD TIE BLIND TO SIGHT,


CAREY, June gath, 1856
nr j. sNvnRR-Foellng myself under the highest ohl.
sAtontto you iothe hencht have received under your
treatment ANer having undergone all the usual modes OF
rcamont during the last ~ months, without the loast
parent benefit and having almost tho sight of any eyes
and being lon In very unhealthy condition. my being
given mp hopeless by my fpuuer doctors aNei
good sight aud to a Aesthy conditions under your new
Therefore iskreat pleasure expressing my sense Of
E,tude ard you gfs athbei TO use l' 9I ne eesedt
OF tse afflicted Publb ,.r m.rey, ?. bofiS.
disqualification any kind Of bu,inesi had quito lost her
sight hut application 70 Dr. hasbeen restored that
she Is able 10 any kindoibusinou.
Also-HnNRy WALTEH, OF this place (Fort Bald wAa
afflicted with very bad diseased eyes and uecrFation OF the
oomea, and applied to Dr. Snyder aud restored
| 10 good sight and to IA healthy condition.
PHiLP ENicE, rihn CITY, was afflicted with remark.
able bad ofophamn, could not leave dark Tor
some weeksl an applicaout 20 pf r., his eyes
restored TO ahealy condition.
Mr., f. G. IRypAYNgR, Tnin, was afflicted for dveyears
Mnh vey bal diseased eyes and almost blind applied to
W. =, and has heon restored 20 sight and his
heaY condition. 50 thathe iqualiaedto do any Kind Of
iAl,o-G. w. BLAoE son and daughter OF @. w. Black
Of Iian, with remarkably bad Of o9thalma, which
and baned The skill Of the physicians, which had wholly
disqualified them from any ofbutnets Oy application
70 Dr. Snyder they have been restored to Hheahy
diuon--aro now able 10 do any Kind oflabor.
| MI THOMAS GiHNEy, OF sandusky, City was afflicted
with very bad entirely lost the sight Of
der Ihu and Wa soou restored 70 hsfsmily useful
] husband Hnd father.
MANY olh rs could he mepiione batl, 4. deemedunnoo
eaaay and would onb addthatho mode ufroaton prac.
tcee hy Dr. SnydeS recent discovery, and leaves alto.
geof ont Of use the old mode Of reducing The yttomcu
] ting, scouhoaton, bhuetiuF 40 Won the Of
the Usual powerful oan'es, vsi hue stone, blue vial
any other thing which cantcies and ddgudng the eye BY
contracting tho muscles.
Any peT'ons Wishing furthor Information will do well 10
Communicate with other Of the persons referred 20 above,
- No charges for examination adyioe-if no bens.
a. ts y coiyed no charges will be made.
tf-nt SNYDER takes pleasure IN saying 10 the pub.
tic that rin CITY a pleasant and healthy location, and
good hoaning oau BE- had from a. soto e3OOOper week
Q6oe-tR q. ". blacks Block, WasAiiigloh
Street, Tinin City. OhR0.
Jan. %. 1857. (nI6.
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AMENDMENr NO. 9.

Resolvedhv the General Assembly Of tho State Of Ohio
Ihreciths of the members elected 10 ea,h House com
curing ihercin that be, and hereby s proposed 10 Ito
eector Of this state iovoto the second Tuesday of Oc
ober next, upon The approval rejection Of the following
amendment, substitute Ter The ffh and sixth sections
Of the fourth article Of the Constution viz. gFc s.
District Courts shall be held IN each county AZ en,t once in
each ycar by District Judges elected v the
lecor Of separate districts 10 be prescribed by law who
shall hold their Office for Eve years. and during their con
tnuance n office shall reside n the district Tor which hev
elected The provions Of the fouHet nth section Of
this srcle shall appy 20 District Juarcs. The Genernl
Assembly may by law authorize The Judges Of The District
Court and Of the courts Of common peas 10 Fix the times
ofloldng respective Until District judges shall
have been elected and qualified, District Courts shall be-
held by the Judges uf The Supreme Cour nd Of he Courts
OF Common Pleas, as now authorized. Sec @. The Uis
irc Court shall have such iusd ction may he provided
by law, md the judges thereof shall have and
powcrand Jurisdiction NJ chnnhcrs and may be rcqured td
M Judges Of the courts Of Common Pleas Us shall be d.
rsolod BY law.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
fpcakcrof the House Of Representative,
THOMAS ~. FORD.
Dated Arril3j, 1857.
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80 -, -, ,t.,ii..r calvin Finmous, /
u..1r sn.iih. David febee 20 ilnp,hl bAA.l' 49,
t.ti ~ ai....ri .I..IIIIt NenecnuoNniYi 700 riHN
2 ~ ,' n - -s.ii.nfl "a sald uouuiytyun NiNtake no.
y ~. ls4 Isvof 1uy, A. b. 1857, application VII
~ ffaitees Of tsid Pleasant township. .ig hek
.. "a tttahshment Of water course and diiehun NE
ta nr dlands in dtnwnshpi wis tommen
neato neor e east afpaei post, on che sonh us q
iocton no. r1nninr hchce noioagery directions nna
So. ~. sain ahsnrol of frai, to thc stst Hue ~ tad
tn Tntthence in n,fhoattedy ard nufhef fydfeeiitu
on tho 0ot part Of section eleven Ol in said townshp
tni ooutnunr aionr the main channel ~ a tWa atoe
tsd 90 tho nufth lire o said section ~ hcnco in norm
esfry dtsoUun. and through he fouhWcat curnef sec
to t,go tgl in said township and continuing tn e ean
ne o tc rd swa te west line uf raid section tWo W
sust cont die difccuou' aoif Itd thfoem
hc 6arheast cofutf or tccon threc ID in Tho ioWnhp
nresaid and w hr channel niUfefai 90 The noHhhhe oi
e county aforesaid And commencing at o tohthe '1uh
rst cofnet of section twelve al n the iawnihp aioe
sadi thence running n norhveiiry direction 70 ,ne
vest line of said section twelvoi tl21 uud hcuce connu
Inc In said nofthwestefY direction rourh te uofh-ea..
corner OF fad section eleven t, nnd notnsro 'ouel..
conner of said seotontwu C), and 90 niercct and conn'
it tho ditch herein above described Andcommenc ~
~ meas The inter Of section twelve t2) uorotaid and w
ing tbevre n n norhwesrrly direction 20 connect wlu
snd stersect thc aitchhefdn last detebod ~ %
the sautr crosses the north line Of section eleven
/ said. ..ti ,.. t,,. ,t.voe0er
Add that on thedi nhmod or within yen 9als
te idttostees ui pfa-aa to pauae tho shu Noe. "u
- ana s,,verel and set apart 20 each person iniefe,
"a hi tbs same sach portion thereof lo be upened h .hl
ev,sA r and lost by cmi nuriuunt 70 the statute ~
such case maa' anu aAmUELv. HUMEs,
DEWtrT BRINK ERuOFF
! tn,Te9u. WM. fAiRCiliiU.
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BY AUTHORITY.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTION
MENDMENTS.


Bcs1ycdh hy he Assembly of ne sisis ofOhio,
Thfesnnhs oi is menhsrs elected esoh oure coneur.
- 5rin Thai hs and hereby o. Pos.a iuths sise
the approval on reject on ofhs ooinr amend
msut 2, suhtiitg's ~ ne saiy fh Section Of ths
the Afio ofths 3d see OF ths Iih Article vial
All rsgulai sessions of he General Assembly shall
tors shall be elected btnnay and Rs6isseri,tSss ANN.
ay, BY the electors respective counss or ditrctt
ou the second Tpesday of October Their term Of oiHce
commence 90 tic ffr Gayof January nsrt ,rrtter
election end that Of SENATOR thal rontnue two vesrsnd
that of Representative ycaf Tho Senators sifss In
October nesi shall hold their Offices for two years ana
~ he time shall hold their Of
Grss for one wear pr1yi ied thaterentern of NJ es
tof elected On e second Tuesday OF tobsr 1851 t h
asceraned by lo The President Of the senats may al.
shall he elected the second Tuesday uf October
one thousand Eight hundred and nfy-eeh, and benaly
ihereaer When any county shallh fraction aboyq
by ten The rssu shell be equal 10 one or more raos 81,
diuona Representatives shall be appor r sueh "a,
70, among e several sessions Of The 20
The following mannsrs " there Ne only one ratio then
RSpresenaiiye shall be allotted to the tenth session Of
n there TIVE ratios Representative sbs be allotted
the ninth and tenth sessioni f three 10 the eshhninf
ond tenth essonif four to the seventh eighth ninth ana
TENTH the sixth seyenth, eghh,ninh and tenth,
II six TO he h0h sixth seventh eighth ninth and snth ri
seven 70 the fourth h sixth seventh eighth, ninth and
tenth;If eigmio the ihd, fourth, hnh, sish, SEVENTH
eighth ninth and tenth; Ifniue to the second third rb
fh sixth seventh, eighth ninth and teath session Of o
deconnial period respectively.
In determining the number Of senators to which spv
senatorial district might be entitled In any decenna pc rod
by reason o. any fraction Of senatorial allo The fraction
shall be multiplied by Eve, and " the result be equal one
senatoriafao, an additional Senator shall BE- allotted
said district the ninth and tenth sessions M il he
70 two such ratios additional Senator ihe seventh,
eighth ninth and tenth sessions shall BE- allotted 20 such
district " three then to the fnh iSh, seventh, eighth,
/ ninth and tenth.
II four The bird fourth, fnh sixth t,eventh eieh
ninth and TENN ssssions respectively II bis amendment
be adopted by The electors she counties now entitled Of
than member n either or both iranches Of the
Legislature IN the fourth and h sessions Of the prstent
deccnnial period provides, SHALL have ike humble
Of members w each hHuch thereof Tor each session of Tho
| remainder Of the present dccennial period.
N.u,NAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
THOMAS N. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
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Dated April3J, 1857.

Resolved by The Central Assembly OF he State Of Ohio,
T ls Of the mcmbcr elected TO each lrspcb con
curing therein, that u be and hereby, propoed 10 tbo
electors Of thesaie, TO vote the second Tuesday OF o.
ober neNt 10 approve ofteect the following amendment
Hsubut for the second aud third sections of tho twelfth
uniclc Of the Constitution.
Allpopery, personal and real ~ be subject 10 taxa.
lion by uniform rule at tho Tuc value thereof in money
but such deductions from credits may be allowed AZ ne
General Assembly may deem expedienti Provided, thst
buryng grOunds public school houses und H other pubo
property, and all Institutions OF purely public charity and
n houses used exclusively for public worship shall be ca
eup from taxaticn and IL the total Of the pcrsonnl
property Of any psnon shall not exceed fifty doiam tho
some may he exempt from taxation. All properiy empcv
ed IN banknRsLa always beura burden oi a1aiion equal
10 that imposed ON the property Of individual.
N.H.VAN WORRIES,
Fpeahef 0ttho House Of Representatives.
THOMAS n. FORD,
Dated April ID, 1857.
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AMENpMENr No A.

Resolved by TIE General Assembly Of The State OF Ohio
Iircehhhs Of the memhe elected each house concur,
ing herein That u be andherehy Is pposcd 10 the elec.
10 approve reject the following amendment as sulst.
iuio ior hehr and second sections the thirteenth s.
rc OF the constitution Interpretations Of overy descrp
on shall be created and corporate powers nrancd only M
general laws which shall define the powers, privileges and
lmmuntes and prescthc the duties and liabilities Of each
class descriptions Of corporations but tie General A.,
ssmby may enact special laws for The relief
IN pecul ar cases and may make special provisions in re-
grrd to corporations In whcrc IN their peculiar lon
zion or Interests such special provisions are required and
may from time 70 time altcTo repeal all such laup As arc
authorized by this section.
N. VAN WORRIES
Fpeukefoi the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS n. FORD
Dated April "a, Is5z N'n''''
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AMENDMENT No. 8.
Dated Aprllad, is5z

Resolved by the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio
Ireehlhs OF the members elected each House copcr,r
ing hetein that be- end hereby pFoposed 10 he ele
tors Of this staie vote, ON te second uo Of ~
next, upon the approval election Of the following A.
as an ad1uonnl section TO article eleven Of he
,o1tuluion' Every county which now s, ormay hereaf
ter be ent tied 10 more than Senator or
for the residue Of hepressnt deoennia PERIOD or for ali i
any portion OF any subsequent dcceEnnl period shall he d
vided into many Senatorial nd Representatlve ds
els as there may be Senators Representatives elective
IN any year Of the present orauy ubsequen decennnl
rod which districts thal be Of contiguous terorv mi
each district shah contain neBfy ratio or senator Or
Reprosentave as Is atainabie without violstin ~ &
herein oyen a. ~ cont,,,y ~ ,,i' sSaliHB Nhs Iue
ing any tnwnshp, election precinct or ward m nnv Re
9 senatorial district composed Of two more
rauo, be entitled TO additional Representative or sem,
10, p9l9n o. ii5s present or any subsequent decen.
ingcountes, '''u'
Il ,byreason Of the annexation Of one sena.
sorial district to another, there shall be Anv az
cess OF population over Senatorial ratio which
shall be ENTITLED to additional Senatorial ro,,-
resenla'on for any portion OF any decennial ne
ROO, eaeh district as now constituted, shall e.
lect one Senator.
Counties shall be divided into districts bv tbs
county commissioners or such other board Of of.
hcers elective and resident Ia the proner count,-
as may De provided by law. Al least four
months prior 10 the general eleetio,, In IR6a a.
counties entitled 10 more than Que menber of -
ther house sha II be divided into distrcts FOR he
residue OF the present decennial period. and Al
leaF four.months prior to the genera election in
the hrst year Of each subseque ut deconRinl 4 a.
riod, the counties entitled TO more than ne mem.
per for all, or any portion Of decsnnial period
n either cr both houses, shall be divided into
amtrlcts for thewhole Of tho docenuial period -
description Of the district Of each eonutv sI,sII
be published as may bo directed BY the eountv
commissioners or as may be prescribed by law.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
speaker OF the itnuse Of Representative
THOMAS II. FORD,
r -
Dated April Sd, 1867. A''''
SECRETARY on STATES oFFoE,l
CoLUMnUs, April 4, 1857.
hereby certify that The 6oraroinp proporeJ
constitution amendments are correctly copied
from the original rolls on Gle On this Office.
JAMES II RAKER.
1,o Secretary Of State,
Tifin, April IOh, 81. 6m.
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VlIE said Defendant, Charles w Pierce, will take no.
nce, that the snid Pa ntih did tho 10th day Of
June, A. ID, 1897 de their petition in said Court against
him, the oh aud prayer Of which petition To recover
Judgment asatnstsAd defendant fOr che Eighty
and 100 dollars with interest thsrron nn the iathdAy
~ November 1880, upon acOTiaiu ptumio note Of i2
-2lOO, executed by said defendant dated February 7h,
lHaA, pay aide day arr dete the orer o. Joseph
boycr aud witch note has been tauaicol aud delivered
by sad Boyer 90 these PLAINTIFF
Aud also 20 Judgment against said defendant ol
of twenty three aud sO-iO dOlafs, with interest
thereon ffom the a2d day OF laupaFy tsd upon smother
certain pVumssOTy Of eva s0t0O, executed hy said
defendant and " Piorce dstod January VA isS6 pav.
able one Jay amer dnte 10 zoe otlcp of ioapph boyer,
eh as, nots has .'o been transferred and delivered bY
said noysr 10 thuse planuns.
Apd ase recover Judgment against eaid defendant og
the Of h0oen sud as.iU0 dollsPs, with intevcH om
November ~ h, 1885, upon nonk due fa said
defendant o. ioseph boyor aud which stsd
and delivered tY said Bower 70 'hese plaiuttdh
And tho saj Charles W. PloVco hetshy noNAed that
he rcquFed 20 appcar and tsd pcton on a. ho
fore tho third Saturday ancV The attt dav 81 iulV nss
hALL plLLARS, Auys Ar flua.
June ln0wpia7,UO'
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TmE EXTENpED OOURs Z

lengthy practical sets from the various business
Firms and H. gnrd fr such studcrr A. nay wish 10
spend longer than the time required by ue Regular
Coursc, tnni shat gratuouy) preparatory to entering
some Special iiouHe.
nv taking In addition tho EXTENDED Coure, the student
will be faithfully and pr0niuhly employed xmonm.
pENMANaHIp, "Pnciical and ornamental," IN allits
Varieties be taught in the most thorough and etceni,
manner bv one Of tc best teachers In the West. Besides
Al usual method OF tuncng business Writing, the CHR
vthmaqfathc System will also be taught Thssystem, 20
nonu, ard recommended by our best educational men s
now taught nhe Public Schools of Cleveland Columbus
Toledo Many other schools open Tot good teachers Of
Thiryfhmorranhv, aH soon a. they can hc qualified.
DAUY LECTURES on Practical and Theoretical
tKeepinr, Mercantile Laws, Commercial Ethics, po
iitir1l Economy, An Of Computation, Commercial Cacu
i.tiors Mercantile Customs, Banking EEchanFe Com
gsre Rairondinr Commercial History, Business Cores
aondenco, pcnmanshlp,ctc
The New Suit Of Rooms Of this College, occupies the
In the city situated a. they arc on The corner
~ e puhucsquaro and Superior street, ahorling fair
Vie OF tnst nars ofthe city and the Lake The rooms
nto neatly and tastrfy furnished surnssstng In beauty
and perhaps those ofany similar Institution In
urs Union, ..... 80
tlemen rnr equal facilities 20 lsdies who may wish
to avail themselves of tho Comnerci n Course.
The having extensive business acquaintance
euabodto good situations fer aany ofhii grad
March,0 h,57ly.
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STEAM ENGINEss

GrEAM Engiuos for Saw Mills. and sll.ll7
Oother pnrposes, ma Rufeesered a tthisl
Establiahm ent together with variety Of fCastings
Wo also manufacture Hrick Machiues, THAI
savo much lahor.-All job Work douein WorA.
ma III 10 manner, aud upon ahoHnollce,
MaIeh ], 1851, J. d. LOOMS q CO
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Buy, Eat and grow Fat.
TNHE6nest Confeetlons, Cskesaud Bread
l. Toys fancy srtlcles&c. can be found nItbe
Wholesale and retaileonfectlonary OF
W. 0s 0our RUyrDpns
Washington Street, Tiffn Ohio,
Families and partiessupplied " lh tholuxuriea
ofthe Gran on short notice.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS willdo wellto
sxamine our stock, before purchasing else
where,
Januafyf9th, 1854.
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Bank.

g r f A I b A RGAINS-
MISSES A. a r Husband have ,u,t roo,i,s4
ltlaud are now selling, At very low rates. I'll
kind' of Millinery hnd Fancy Goods, ,pcb AZ
Flowers. hihoons, Laces, Embroidsrios Silks.
Grapes, SIX pud Straw Bonnen ready ttn,nsd
aud all the other articles ,ghich are usnnlly
found Ia such an establishment, ON Of whIrh m ~
are selling, al wholosalv end retail at such nrire
a. eanaottail 70 saW purchaser Call ant zee
No ,, Blacks Rl0rk
Tim, April a ,5fgf,
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QUST received lot Of fresh grouod Plaster, &c
~ be used asa fertilizer" EARL BILL.
April zi,'57.1.
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y w. BROOKS hsshken the Western EI.
~ 'chauge, Pleasantvill Hancock CO., Ohio,
which he has refurnished aud repaired for the
especial acoommo odatOn of the travelling public
tho table will always he furnished with the best
the country affords, Good stabling and plenty
OF grain for horses, the public patronage respect-
fully solicited.
Mach .l3,' '57,.tf