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t-we cannot refrain from calling the attention Of opr
readers to an advertisement in this days paper Of the ar
Restorative" Of Prof o. }. Wood & Co., Of ST. Louis II
viii bo seon that he has certificates from persons
Of The highest character the merits Of his Restoratiye
fom positive knowledge also enabled To say that Il
in every sense what itproises be- and we do not he's
o'e to pronounce Il the finest preparation for the head and
nan which hns so far been deviaed BY human ingenuity We
have seen Il threatened badness and restore 10 e
bead u original ofusion Of natural and glossy hair and
whoa the as' b's been rcmaturey ugod with gray we
have seen H. like magic, restore the coors Of youth and
health The distinguished property Of is we might truly
say miraculous "Resiotive" that II gives to the person
who uses IL The same head Of hair that they wore in youth
h' acting in strict compliance with rules the frs, and
greatest Of oil toilet makerNa,ure. No ono who has used
win hesitate to unite with in this testimony to its peeu
iaImerlt-- coyinston CIa.J Peoples Prend
t51~sold by all tho Druggists. Aus7Im
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De.nuotIve rLre In Painesrllle.

PAlNEsYILLE, O., August 4.
A large fire broke out in this village,
this morning about four O'Clock, com.
menciug in an alley. and extending to
Main Street, burning everything on the
south side Of Main, between ST. Clair and
State Streets. Loss 75to OO,OOO dollars,
about half covered by insurance.
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UnnrornLod nInrder-
sraUnEsyILLr, AugusL ).

ofAVhhNNiLAfl august 5.
An uEprovoked murder was committed
here az ten O'Clock on Saturday night, on
the person Of az Irishman. named Martin
HallOrand, engaged on tho Pittsburgh
and S,eubenyille Railroad. The murder
ers have nOt yot bees arrested.
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r hereby givon that petition win be presented the
Commissioner ofSenecn County their September
sion, praying for The location Of county -oad 10 Clinton
Township commencing for the at the N Corner OF
Sec No g running thence south along the East line Of said
section 10 the s, T.. thereof thence South along the
line Of Sec No n 20 the Reserve line road go caed)
thence souhory 10 Eur lane thence souihey Along said
lane point due Of te South end Of Ears Barn,
thence East the east line ofsad seo No thence South
along said section line the s. r. Of section No. NJ
and there terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
Clinton Aug. 9TH, 5--fw
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NNW OHLEAEs, Aug. 4.
Advices from Texss state that Senator
Rgsk committed suicide a. his gesidoDoe,
on tho 29th, by shooting himself through
the head wiIh a rife. No cause Is ss.
signed.
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Court Of Common Please Senecn county
Ohto---In Chancery.

MASTERS SALE. by virtue Of an order Of the said
Nl Court Of Common Please mndr a. their April term, A.
day Of September, A. %. 1851 At o'clock p ms the door
Of the Couri House in Tin, feueca County Ohio n.o
number ten (O) In the town of Oregon, (now Fogiora In
said county. Terms Cash, less hun two-thds Of the
appraismcnt. J. X. UORD, Special Masten
Aug. Z, sjf-iW-92.O0. Commits ssiOnor % f'hsnrrrr.
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IA i reported that psarls have been
fouud 10 the nsighborhood Of Delaware
81. and that great excitement prevails 10
cdneeguance,
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Court Of Common Pleas Of Seneca coun-
ty OhiO.---Petition for Divorce.
Ii. -

NTOTICETho Defendant, May IIaer, wife Of the said
~ Petitioner win take notice, that the Petitioner John
Haer Of the county and State u0resad, tho 10th day Of
April A. -. ls5, ed Petition for Divorce in said Court
charging the defendant Fir with gross neglect OF duty
sccoud with adultery with Gorey and praying that their
marriage relation be disoNod that the custody Of Regina
laer, the only issue Of the muago OF the said John and
Mary lialer, be awarded Petitioner. Said Petition will
for hearing the October term Of said Court A.
d. 1857. J. g. LEE.
aug7-Gw-p $3.50 Solicitor Cor Petitioner.
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REPUBLICAN,
STATE CoNvHNTIoNI



The Rspabloan Elcc,ors Of the County Of Sen
sea srs sndilsd to Eve delegates to represen-
,hen IN ,he State Convention 70 assemble e, Co
lumbut on the
I1TH DAY or AUGUST.
Cor ths uominasion ofeeaddstes % OH ihe yariou'
State olioss, to be turpoFied a, the coming Oe'
,ober election. The Central Committee cousld.
srlne ,ho pressing dudei and engagement, Of
fsrmors At ,hi, busy pefiod ofihe year aud hence
ths Inconvenience Of atscmblng 70 q mass con.
,sn,isn. auihorse saeh Republicans as can at
cad ihs Conystuoh q Columbus from this
sosntg. 10 call themselves together here on the
dsy ofsald Convection and cast the vo,o Of thi'
p sPfELMAN
JESSE sHqiVER, Republican,
WIN. G. GRAY, Central
JAS NJ STEVENS Committee.
J.M. PATTERSON.
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WARRnNVs
Ohio Criminal Law aud Forms.
SECOND EDITION,
ENLARGED AND REVISED
To suit the Statutes Of 1887.


Justices of e Peace and Mayos authorized 10 purchase
this work out Of the Fines that they collect,
EDtrGots from Recommendation;
"Iwoeld NOT be without il fOr ten times It's price,
NJ. WApDLE, j. 2. and Mayor llilsboIough, OHIO.
aud e references 10 autodtes makes it work admirably
adQpcd 20 is ohiectR 3. 4. IAYLoR Com Pleas Judge.
No Ilbary ia Ohio !, complete without H. and no Justice
Of the Peace o. MaoF should aaemptt administer the Cm
nal Law without copy
TnoSls DotroS, Common Pleas Judge,
s,To Justices OF The Peace Mayors &c il will be OF IL.
mts Hispensable necessity, whilst Prosecuting Attorneys
and ihe Bar generally Il viii prove highly oonyenienip
josiah scoIT supreme Judge.
Aiaeilatot win especially dnd Il cf great value On the
discharge Of ihCir duties, while m exposition Of Tie Law,
and simple auangemeni, comsnd Il 20 tho study Of ae pf-
yhte oidson@ D. sroRRR, Judge Of supt CouIt Of Ca.
~ T. much needed BY Justices and Aoeys Of Ohio gen.
orally" J. hRinkEhiioFF,l supreme Judsss.
o. BOWEN, NNf'-'
Il have examined ds wolk ~h considerable cars. and
expfotsed he opinion hat u y exceedingly pacicalp
joHN w. oAKEv, CeiuIuon Pleas Judge.
The ork 4 of ersai practical value not only 70 Justices
Cohstabes and other ooei, but 70 the IApyeb though Will
rad III criminal Iunsprudgnce.7 hlRhN GaIswoLn,
Charman Judiciary Com, O. 9. sonaie.
at should BE- in ,as hands Of an Justices, Prosecutors,
tloso earaged Ia any wise IN criminal pToseedingsN
B.F. HOFFMAN, Con- Pleas JudBe.
"l regard lo wors worthy Of place n no library of
egury lawyer Ohio AID which should DO owned and
carefully studied BY eye lgsice Of the fesoe ia t2 stats
who excotl aid IN he endorsement OF tho Crmna Law
Wa. SAMPLE, Goa. Pleas Judge,
al hevo no doubt that & aWauons Ohio Criminal Law
and FoIutn supplied % u Issiioos and Mayors
who have cmua business beioIa them, woed save Ho
fure.hias hem Wa LAwaENcn Con- PIE, 5edss.
Gen. Agent, Rellefontaine, D.
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ELISHA KENT KANE.
a. @u@Oau2ATuRWa


ny WILLIAM ELpER.
In announcing the LIFE OF DIR. KANE we are but an.
cpang the wish Of thousands and Of thousands OF the
admiIorsof that great Having been personal friend
Of the deceased aud enjoying large share Of his confidence
d. Elder is well qualified do justice 10 The subject
This work will be issued n one handsome octave volume
and will equalu every respect the superb volumes OF
ue lxpivfsanisi ruvsuuy Published. cOuiain new
ulace porfa executed steel well as engrayings Of
his residence Tomb medu Sc. IN 0dor give this work
large circulation ID will be sold at the lowpnee Of $3.50
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GTARDTANlS sam OF LAND.

ONtha sth dav Of August A. ID lq51 a N oelnot, A.
- M % the premises 70 ~ aoli viii - oeseo ~ ,tt %
he highest bidder tho undiV dod nnt pai ei e e..t
bali OF the south west quarter 81 leon > nspP y
IS eaii, Subject p and eneombersd BY ~ ie e'-P % ma
ria Decker herrin.
oa % a dag OF saei ana 10 balance 10 tuo eqoa install
uen q and lol with iuilflli detIred paynonif 70
70 taep1cd BY moiigage % De pf'ei,ss & .e ,,o,vv
Gesrdiaa Of s uihof heirs q Gsosss W. Decker dsed
iulyiQ-lW.p fR-5e
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REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of the several Townships Of
seneca Couaiy, aru requested 70 meet In their
respeodVo T0Nnships. NJ the usual places Of hold
ing elections on riday, August 2lai, 1857, TO 90.
lect delegates 70 auond County Convention, 70
Be holden atths Court House. Ia Tlain. on
Saturday, August ssd, 1891,
~ 10 o'clock a. M. for the purpose OF elocting y
County Central Committee, 70 act during The en-.
suing year, also 70 select delegates 20 the Judi.
uiai and Senatorial conventions for this district, ,
aud 70 nominate County ticket, consisting ofone
Representative, Probate Judge, Clork Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, Commissionor, Prosecu.
ting Attorney gndrnNry Director and Surveyor,
and Tor the Transaction OF such other business o.
may properly come before u.
The ratio Of representation adopted, ia 70 allow
one delegate for every twenty votes cast for John
&. Fremont ior PRECEDENT, AZ the last Presidential
tiucuon; aud one delegate for each fractional
vote Of ten and over.
The soveral Town,hips will bo entitled 10 the
following number OF delegates.
Adams ..u, Hopowoll.,". Reed .,,.. 9
Bloom Jackson ...,.. scpio',.l2
BIG Spning' 4 UbcrlY.s.., Seneca...
Clinton,',. - LOudon ,..... 10 Thompson
Eden .s.s. 3 PloaAnt.... 8 Venice II
p. sPtELMAN.
JESSE sHRtVER Republican
J. NJ. STEVENS, Central
J NJ PATTERSON, | Commilloo
W. {, GRAY,
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Notice

hereby given, that petition will be presented 70 e Com
mssiouors Of Seneca Couny, az their next meeingi oi
the laying out Of county road a. follows commencing at The
south quarter stake Of section four in Liberty township IN said
county, thence running due West, until 10 crosses VOL
Creek and ho house Of john Efh into county
road which passes near said Erb's house.
August Il, 57-4w.
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90 HALF nARREIs BAss; Is DO White Fish; 10 haf
~ barsh pieteleliio h,if bsIssh 'front.' IN warranted
islsiOd II, A, BUsKIRE co.'s.
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State Convention.

The Republican State Convention, for
the nomination Of State officers, viii be
held ai Columbus. on Wednesday next.
Evory Republican voter. from Seneca
county, who may be in attendance, is au.
lhorilod to act as a delegate. We hope
that the farmers, throughout the county .
will not feel themselves absolvod from all
responsibility, in tho matter, and throw
the whole duty upon q few Republicans
at tho county seat, but that as many Of
them, as can spare the time. will 20 up 10
Columbus on the 18th and help put in
nomination such men. as the people can
consistently aud ohosrfally vote for. The
expense viii he little aud a journey to the
capitol, at this season. will amply repay
any man, for all the loss Of time and mon.
oy insiden,al therOupon. Again we say,
80 up 10 Columbus on the ia.h.
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7. KINGSFORD & SONS
0SWEG0 CORN STARCH,

(FOR PUDDINGs, &c.)
Has obtained equal celebrity with teir Starch for Ito
Laundry This article Is perfectly pure and Is every res
poct equal 70 the best bermuda Arrow Root besides having
additional qualities which render II invaluable for to dese
Potato Starch has been exteusvey packed sold Com
Starch, and has given false impressions many A. to o
real merits Of our Com Starch.
From is great dclcacy ond purity, it Is coming also into
extensive use a dietior infants and invalids.
T.. N. KELLOGG a Co, Agents,
iy3i-9m l96 Fulton street. ~.
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SALT SAITH SALT
EPr constantly on haad Coarse and Fine Salt f5r sals
N q the lowest hgIo Wholesale aud retail. Ano Table
or sack salt always to be found Al the
iylO6 RAiLROkD srAlaos.
TETATER LlAIE-s'aandusky Csnonis can ulssys y.
~ found IN qaanifes % suit purchasers Al The Railroad
Aso eI0okpor Cement warranted when ,hioIy n.sa.
ylou EARL BILL
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no THE AFFLICTED.
LOOK BERE9

LOT Of good Carriages for sale by Charles Grove two
n miles souh Of Fostora Persons wishng 70 purchase
would DO well 10 call and before pufohasug elsewhere ai
they be sold cheaper for CASH thnn be had elsewhere
aur7.5m CHARLES GROVE
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The Democratic. State Nominating
oonv9oIlOn came OF, at Columbus yostor.
day. The result Of their deliberations
we have not yet asoeriained, but we may
look out for some rich developments. The
war between the Payne aud Ranuey iao.
liOns has become very hoi aud both par.
ties are determined to "rule or ruin.'
We will soon see what the Democracy Of
Ohio have 10 say. upon the subject ol
Slavery and the adnission Of Kansas, as
free State.
IS. B. Beldon has been appointed D,
:. Attorney, for the northern district Of
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lleW nd Interasfina.

Laws or LovE-IIalold Traoy
How 10 Woo AND How 70 Wn.
hlng o. WINDS,
Variety Of Nov Puhiloaaoa,a Al PELANs.
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WILL promptly attend 10 an calls either In Tihn
w country IN administering 10 the afflicted Particular
attention paid Female dteases Shower and Plunge baths
connected with the Office medcued when deemed necessary
by himself Ofee Of The Wooden Brdee, "a Ward,
Tifhn, Ohio. iy3t-ly
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENFs

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The law authorizing days ofgrace"
in New York has been repealed The
people Of that State may be called grace
less set.
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DTs Bro. ARMSTRONG Of the AdUsrtiser
is very solicitous about Judge Ranney's
health just now. lie seems to think thai
the Judges feeble c)bslitulion could not
stand a Chase this fall. Perhaps IL
might be Payneful
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THE NATIONAL WASHINGTON, D. C, DECEMBER a. 49,

ing thas, because of its climate, Kansas could
never become slave State. Indeed, it seems
that all persons in and out of Kansas, whether
in public or in private life, may publish what
opinions they please in regard to these ques-
tons, except the Governor of that Territory,
who has so little power and no patronage.
And now be pleased to express to the Presi-
dent my deep regret as regards our unfortunate
difference of opinion in relation to the Leeomp-
ton Constitution, and to say to him, that as
infallibility does not belong to man, however
exalted in intellect, purity of intention, or posi-
ton, yet if he has committed any errors in this
respect, may they be overruled by superin-
tending Providence for the perpetuation of our
Union, and the advancement of the honor and
interest of our beloved country.
In now dissolving my official connection with
your Department, beg leave to tender to you
my thanks for your constant courtesy and kind
ness. =
Most respectfully, your obedient servant,
r i WAIKER
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way for my acts, conceive that, in taking the
responsible step of calling you together, and
making the recommendations now submitted,
am but following to it's logical conclusion his
whole policy, in all of which have heretofore
cordially concurred.
That your labors may be directed to the
attainment of only good ends-that benign
Providence may preside over your deliberations,
and give you wisdom and moderation and for
bearauce, such as shall be appropriate and Ell
cient to allsy the excitement aud dispel the
dangers which surround this distracted commu-
nity-is the earnest hope and prayer with which
commit to you the grave interests upon which
you are called to act FRED. P. STANTON.
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WE PUBLISH TO-DAY
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ALABAMA.
l. Jas. A. stalwarth. 8. Geo. s. Houston
Z. E. s. Shorter 6. W. R.W. Cobb.
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MISSISSIPPI.
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