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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-25
Chicago & milwaukee Railroad.

Chicago & Milwaukee Railroad
leave Kenosha on this road daily Sundays ex-
cspted) a follows:
Going South:
vjrst Passenger Train 1920 A. NJ.
second ABS p. NJ
Going North,
First Passenger Train 100 A. NJ.
second SEQ p.
EErievht Train going South hoe A. NJ.
North, 1920 Pm.
Depot-corner Of West Main and Grand Streets.
Trains leave Chicago at $50 A. NJ and $40 P. NJ.
Trains leave Milwaukee at As A. NJ. and 500 p. M.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-25

The population of Minnesota, as indi-
Gated by recent census, is one hundred
and thirty six thousand four hundred
and sixty four.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~

. ri DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
THE FIRM OF HANNAHs 4 co. Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, by the purchase by Henry Wsyhe
OF the interest Of the other eopartpers of said firm The
business OF said firm win be conducted and continued by
the said Henry Weyhe, and he is hereby authorised to set
tie all the affairs of said firm. sssss &@~ -
-4a ssa s74ss ssSas r. sass 2 w. II. HANNAHs,
s es5s E f3aE ,s J. NJ HANNAHS,
; Kenosha, March 6,is5S. l4wsal Ii. wEYHB
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LuDrcRous SEssIBILiry.--Flower,
thnss uncas spsifs 66d Jheiifr' ippefiiills.. 4
young Ftsneh lady. endo wed With ihs
most delicate nerves. mentioned one
evening TO a few friends assembled in
her dtswiug room. n st she had hor.
ror ol the roso. 'The perfume OF this
Hover" said she, "giyes me the verii.
go.3 The eonyessadon wSsintsrrupted
by the visit Of q fair friend who was
gong to ball, and wore a rose. bud In
her head.dress. Our fair heroine turn.
ea pale directly; tossed her aims, and
fell gracefully into a sy ncope upon the
ottoman. "What a strange nervous
susceptibility What a delicate and
tmpressible organization!" cried the
spectators. "For heavens sake, ma.
dam, 60 -awayl =, Dont you see you
have capsed this spasml' an" "Yes,
Of roufso--it is the perfume of the rose
bud in your hair "ReaiIy, If it is so
twifl sacrifice the guilty flower! But
Judge before y you sentence The flow.
er, detached from tho ilead.dress, was
passed from hand to hand among the
spectators. but their .olicitude soon gave
way TO a different emotion. The fatal
rose .bud was an artificial one.
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Notice.
To the Subscribers of the Fremont &
Indiana Railroad

TNASMUCH as the Company arc now cnpoved
i IN the construction of the Road West of
Findlay, toward shannon, and will commence
laying track within the next Ave DAYS (the
weather permitting), IT is very important that
the subscribers make strong efforts to pay in
rs iasl AS possible, that the road may he crowd.
ed on tn compilation. for tho Farmers have
great need of II, u ID the Road will be com
pleted AS far as Lima this year, II means can
he procured fast enough. | am authorized to
receive and receipt for all moneys that NAV
come into my hands. Friends, will vou ALI
make united effort to move the cars aionp2-
II am absent. Mr.. PRAY, in the Findlay Bank,
VIII receive on deposit for tho Company, lust
us well us myself ID, J. CORY
June II. 1s5s.-tf director p g. In u u
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B00rS AND SHOES.

2kI E0riiE subscribers take this methol
YM1 OF announcing to the citizens o
t Pleasantyilleandv vicinity, that the,
have opened boot and shoe manufactory
whereallwho may wish harythlng in thislihe
are respectfully invited to call. They will
Keep on hand, also, all kinds of ready. mad,
work, lrom omthebesteasten manufactures. al
Of which they will sell cheap for Cash
HIDES, or Country Produce. Particular at
tention paidto the manufacture ofcalfboot
ana shoes, from the best French and A mer
lcan stock, all of which they will warrant tc
give entire satisfaction.
rieasr cal and examine our work, as we
are always happy to wait upon customers
Repairing done on short notice.
MITCHELL d FIRMIN.
May 9,'56-tf.
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BEEF! BEET! BEEF!!!

'N'HE undersigned has opened BUTCHER
Il SHOP, In llyatt's Building, nearly opposite
the Court House, where he always keeps
ON hand an excellent quality Of FRESH MEAT
tie would respectfully invite his former Gus
toners and as many others as feel disposed, to
test his ability to accommodate them, to give
him call Do they wish BEEF.srEAKs, he has
the very article to suit their taste. Do they
prefer u ROAST. lie can supply wants in this
respect too; or It they wish BOIL. or BAKE.
or FRY, they will not be disappointed, unless
they all speak at once"
April ., 1858. A, kARG.
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PESpECTFuLIY announces TO the citizens
~ OF Findlay, and Hancock county, that he
mas removed to the front room, over Hyatts s
Store-chtrancc At the Hall, one door north NJ
the store. He IL prepared to Insert Taoth on
""ld' silver, Gn'ta Percha, and Pivot. De.
caycd Teeth Filled or Extracted. Iio has also
purchased the right OF Inserting Teeth on por.
cchIh' II - solid block of work. and will
Liability of the Teeth breaking or the Plate
Iherc arc no Joints or Crcvices in the gum. or
between the teeth and plate Tor the l1drmen,
mi particles of food, or secrctions ofthe mouth,
ihey wIli not corrode. or become offensive,
being made entirely of Porcelain. am he Nt,o,i
more perfectly to the mouth than any other
KIND OF work, and offered at about one half tLe
usual price at Teeth set on Gold Persons de-
slrous eI having work done, viii please call and
examine specimens. j j. BIFcuER
ia Is, 1855
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DOAD NOIICE.-Williarl 4. Thompson,
~ Jesse stone, and all others interested,
wil take notice lhut, pursuant to an order ui
lhe county commissioners of Hancock county,
ono, issued AT their IunD sossion fos Isss, Ito
Surveyor of said county, together with the
viewers appointed thereon, Will meet at the
house OFF. w. Williams, ESQ, IN Williamstown.
Madison township, SAID county, on the 2lst
day OF July, 1908, to view, survey, and lay out
county road commencing at the county line
between Hancock and Hardin counties; thence
Noftm on the section limo between sections 81
and 81, in township two South, RAJ re eleven
East; thence North ON said line between sec.
uons 2aand 80 to the North line of said sections
and there terminate, JOSEPH WOODS
June 7th lS5S.-.lw
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

fH'3E undersigned have associated themselves
4 together for tho purpose of engaging in the
manufacture of
Carriages, BuSgics, suIkics, Sc.
They intend to keep on hand. and manufacture
To order, THE BEST STYLE of everything in their
lno. Their long experience in the business,
ana the general satisfaction which their work
has given heretofore in this section, warrant
them in believing that they will receive a lib.
eral share of public patronage.
They occupy koOSs' OLD STAND, on Putnam
street. wost of Carr's Hotel and next building
Immediately west ot the Methodist Church.
JONAS Il CHARLES KOONS
FINDLAY, o., April 10, 1858.
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..eHAFFENsERo
FAMILY MEDICINES.
q. RETAIL, PRIZES
Home Testimony.
PILLS. per box, 26 cents
HARTFORD, Trumbull CO., o.. D.,
March. 7. 1887,


l hereby certify that have been dealing
In the Graftnberg Medicines for the past
year, and can truly say that have never Of.
Ieted any medicines to the public that have
met with the more decided approbation of
the people than these, particularly the pills
and Catholicon. They will readily perform
all and more than is promised for them, I
have sold about Fifty bottles Of ,he Catholi.
con the past season, and hear the bes, re.
suits i'll every case.
J. H.. @. JOHNSON, Med. Art.
Read what Dr.. Bushnell says of the Graf
ienberg Medicines. DR.. B. is physician of
extensive practice, aud one ofthe most suc-
cessiul in the county (TrumbulI) IN which
he rcs.desi
HARTFORD, Trumbull co. ,O,.l
Marcn Z, 1857.
rms certifcs that have used the Graf
tenberg Pills and MarshalPs Catholicon.
sold here by J. n. c. Johnson, in my prac
tice, to my entire satisfaction, Thev ,re
good medicines.
DR. G. W. BUSHNELL.
WEST BsproRp, Ooshocton CO.,,
May Ia, 1857.
Mf. ii. Is. .kingsley--Sir: have been sell.
ing the medicines Of the GrafTent ere Com.
pany for the last ten years, aud have ipvo,i.
ably iound them to give good satisfaction.
ana The Pills | have sold TO a great many
iamiIies as regularly as their tea and coffee
ana with my trade they have become sto
pie article. MarshnIl's Uterine Catboiicon
is medicine that has done great amount
OF good in female diseases. One lady I sold
u TO, told me that she had received I.ore
good from Que bottle than she did from n
long course Of medical treatment bv tLs
most skllliul physicians. Yours truly.
> JAMES WILSON.
For sale by
ii. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
General Agent for Ohio.
A. LANGWORTHY, Findlay:
ISRAEL GREEN,
HlPKlNS q CO., Gilboa,
W. l.. HELLER d CO., Van Buren.
SCHROCK 4 CORBIN, vanlne;
G. S. MOSHER, Arlington;
B. B. BARNEY a. CO., McComb.
March 10, ls5S.--6m.
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+ NJ D l. Az
M kRBLE WORKS,

tSuccessor to LARKiNs 4 BRoriiER,)
ii A'lNG made large additions to this es
IL t,bllshmcnt, is now prepared to furnish
To order, everything pertaining to this branch
oi business, consisting mainly of
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Head aud Foo,
stones, Mantle, Table, Bureau aud Stnu,,
Tops. Or every style and Quality.
All work done by the hest workmep. IN the la
test and most approved style Those desiring
anything IN our branch of business are earn.
eSlly solicited to call as we feel confident tina,
our assortment Is worthy the attention and
patronage Ut this community We feel doubIy
sure that our prices are as reasonable as any.
ana much lower than some we know of Onr
terms WIN he governed To suit the convenience
ana ablllty oi our patrons. Persons contract.
ing win us, "r our travelling agents, viii be
ia'rIy aud honorably dealt with. Orders from
distance promptly attended To.
BS shop ON Railroad street. few steps
e"St Oh MaIn; 7. d. THRIFT.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-23

hnCi NOTICE. Reed, non.rosi.
~ dent owner of the West halt of the North
West quarter dissection 80, and the non. resident
quarter OF section 33, in blanchard township.
wil take notice that application will be made
TO the Trustees OF Blanchard township, Han.
COCK county, Ohio, to view and locate a ditch
on the following described lands in said town.
snip, VIZ; commencing at the East end of the
hall section line Of section 80; thence West on
said line ON the South side of the road 10 the
run on section 80, and there terminate.
Sah Trustees viii meet to locate said ditch
on the 93d day OF July, 1858, at 10 O'Clock, "a.
June IL, 1855.
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~ e. po,,Euoy ,,..,---.-,------- ,,,--,--.

IoMEItON, Attorney At-I.nw,
NJ: (FlNDLAl, HANCOCK corNry, OuIoD
WHi attend Ia all business entrusted to his care.
IN collections fidelity. promptncss and dis
Pn,rn; nl;ae are We ,nyariahle rules Of this onirc
UfflCE-Mcl"dcon liuidng-up. stairs.
;, kEfhRENcEs - Hon. J.. u. Campbell. Ohio:
non; B' +. Wade. Ohio; Gov. Chase, Ohio; \.
q; Wilson Co.. New York; Hon. Thomas Cor
WIN, ohio; III. q. Phillips, Dayton. Ohio. and
."''c'S' March 10, 1851
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HURD ~ CHURCH., General CoIIcc,inp
IL Agents, will promptly attend to the col
lenllni ol claims of all kinds, in Hancock aud
'a,rs, closing up partnership mattors, &c.
KEffhsNCEs:-M. G. Whiteey. ESQ; C.. w.
q Neal, ESQ; Wheeler Il Bros; FindIav, Ohio.
once IN the South corner of Dixon'S Block
r. B. HURD & c. CHURCH
Aug. z, lSi6.
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NoTit E.--All those Indebted Ia the late
~ drm of liAllentine x Firmin. who have
not settled and arranged tlIrir claims, are re.
lneSted 70 can ana settle immediately, | am
very desirouS to have all accounts settled be.
fore the first of June, AS expect to start for
the West about that time. ONCE IA the back
part OF the store room formerly occupied by
tho firm aS ware room. Entrance through
the storeroom or 1T the back door on tle
south side. j. 5. BALIENTINE,
Findhy, May llth, 1858.
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A LII NONRESIDENT land'hoders and other
"A persons interested, will take notice thar
pursuant to an order of the Commissioners OF
hxncook county, Ohio, at their June session
for lsSs, the Surveyor and viewers appointed
6y said Commissioners, will meet at the house
OF Joseph Keller, In Eagle township, In said
county, on the 22d day OF July, 1858, to view,
survey anu lay out county road commencing
at the North'East corner Of section So, at the
corner between the lands of Joseph d. Keller
Aad Henry Faughen, and run West along tho
thence South along the line between Eagle aid
Union townships, 70 the road running from Can.
nonsburg to Mt. Blanchard.
June 7th, lsSs.-4w
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Dn' +, W. ENTltIKIN, will hereafter de
~ vote his nntiro time to the prnc,jrc nf Mod
lcihc and surgery, IN Findlay aud adjoining
country Prompt attention To business at a
otfIHs .ANp REsIDEScr- Opposite the Joint
''ock ,,nlcl ON Sandisky street, West OF Main.
D. When professionally absent. orders m,, y
oe leit ~ Residence all such orders Will re.
"iyc prompt attention,
March I, (Jan lN lsiH
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TAR1I IN IOWA

LNthM IN IOWA.-An individual in Find.
l. lay, has Farm OF I2O acres located in
Monroe county, Iowa, which he will dispose of
Tor cash, or exchange for good claims or town
property in Finday. For further par,culars
cal. on - s. A. SPEAR,
MAY IN lsoS Real Estate dgenf.
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Sewing Machines.

HEundersigned hasbeen appointed A gen.
Tor the sale Singers Sewing Machines
and is prepared to supply Clothiers, Sad
diers' Shoe Establishments, and private fam
lilies with such machines -, ...'-
AZ the Monufacturer's Lowest Rates.
These Machines are coming into very gen
erai use, and are admitted to be very dec.
deu improvement on anything of the kind
previously offered to the public.
FINDLAY, March 10. 8. A. SPEAR
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DROPEtTY POIs sALE,-Tbe nnders,gn-
u ed has u house aud lot for sale, ali uated On
handusky street, in East Findlay. He viii dis.
pose OF them on quite reasonable terms. For
particulars apply 70 JACOB KIMMONs.
FnNkr OHIO, Juno IN kve.
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HOUSE AND -FOUR LOTS

A HOUSE AND FOUR LOTS FOR SALE.
"A A good dwelling house and four lots ad.
Joining, located In the suburbs of Findlay, ia
offered for sale on very reasonable terms. by
8. A. SPEAR, Real Estate Agsnt
June 1. 1858.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice Ii hereby given
1O that petition WIN be presented 10 tho
COMMISSIONS oi hancock county, ONO, ~ their
June session, praying for the location OF "A
county road, commencing on the county line
1T the center OF the nUrtn. east quarter ui sec.
non SIX, in Washington township, Hancock
county, ana running ON SAID line duo south
until IL sLrlkes or Inlersects the Denauce slate
road leading from fosLorla 10 Van Burel, IN
Hancock county, ONO.
MANY PETITIONERS.
May 7th, l65S.--4w.
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ENERAL COJl.Et'rINI At.ENrS.
" MCAliAN 4 MARkI,E have formed co.
phrtnership, hii are now engaged in u general
.onectlhg business. Persons who soc proper
to entrnst their business In our hands can re
~ on havhgi n honc promptly aud satisfactory.
All moneys collected will be promptly uaid
over. ~ '
CO. onice over Wheeler & Bros Store.
ID. u. McCAHAN,
p JOEL MARKLE.
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LOT FOR SALE.--The undersigned has
l. an excellent town lot, situated in a favora.
ble position on Main streot, Finday, To dispose
ot 8. A. SPEAR, Real Estate Agent.
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A VALUABLE PRoPERrY.-A farm of
"a eighty acres. with forty.five aoros clear.
ed, and other improvements is offered for sale.
II Is located on the road leading from Heck q
mill to Van Buren,, about four miles from Find.
lay, IN a very good noighborhood. For the
terms Of sale and other portculars enquire of
y. A. SPEAR, Real Estate 4gsnt,
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A HOUSE AND TWO FRONT LOTS. and
"A ono Back lot, situated very favorablv il,
tlle eastern part ofFindlay, on Sandusky treet,
are offered for sale, or in exchange Tor a farm,
Ihe House Is very commodious and convenient,
prnvidcd with We'll of good Water, Cistern.
Cellar, &c.; and the Lots are furnished with mn
excellent variety of Fruit Trees, Shrubbcry
&c,. IN an advanced state of growth. Also a
very desirable Town Lot, situated on the corner
OF MAN and Jones streets. For terms, and ful
Ter particulars. enquire of
8. A. SPEAR, Real Estate Agent.
Feb. 20. 1858.
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ISoAD NoiiCE.-Notice Is hereby given
| ~ that petition will be presented 10 the
eoinin,ssloners of Hancock county, ONO, at
| their next session, asking Tor the following al.
teratoE Vi THO road ieaaing from hecx's mil,
ON the south side VI Blancharu's Fork ui the
Ausiaize River, 10 tine road leading from louls. {.
viiie W Benton; Commencing III said rosd ut
the lane OF David Braugnl, thence north to the
center line oI seeuon ~, IN blanchard town.
sup; thence west along said ccnler line 10 The
quarter post VI said section Is; thence south
hiteen ieet; thence west 10 Inc Louisville and
DenLon road, and there terminate; aud ivr the
vacation OF So mucn ot Inc pld read i,s iies be-
tween the commencement VI SAID altered road
and said Louisville ana beLlUn road, "fl' !
:. MANY, PErtfi0NERS.
May eth, lS5s.--4t 10 - -
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NO TEACIiElts.-The Board of School Fix.
l. nmncrs for Hancock county, VIII hold n
session Tor the purpose of examining Teachers,
first Saturday of Sanuary and the nrsi Sntur.
day "i February and the first and third Satur.
Gays otevery month thereafter, commencing at
ven clock. u. M. unit further notice Is given.
w. X; LEONARD, CLERK If sajd hoard.
Findliy, Jan. 2, 1857.
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.AWYER'S JOB POWER PRESSES

whicb are the BEsTJ0 PRESSES now In Use. and
"a capable Of throwing or rIFTkKN HrxpRsp I'M.
pEksstoSs rER HOUR, are prepared TO do all kinds
m OF J.o WORK, such as Cards, Plain and Orna.
nentais Circulars, Posters, Blanks, BlliIIeads,
Programmes, Pamphlets, &c. With their pres.
snt facilities, they feel confident that they can
give entire satisfaction, both as II regards OK.
eeution and the rates charged.
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TnE INTELLIGENT ~ TuiS CorNTRY are always
ready I" test the merits ut Il pr,nncu, dis.
coyery or invention. and If satisfied Of it's ex.
.ccllence. To adopt, approve and recommend il.
ways look before they leap. and whose honest
AMI rational Judgment gives tome Ia public
opinion. that DIR. EOBhCK'S BLOOD pCRlFl.
FIR AND PILLS owe their InhcnSc success
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REhLESTATEAGENC7:
A chance to Dispose Of Lands and Real
Estate in General. oilgu
An 0ut-Lot for sale!

A out,Lot ofsome two Acres and half, sit.
n uated near Sandusky street, n short dis.
tance from Finday, can bo had on reasonable
terms, by applyinsto
8. A. SPEAR, Real Estate Agent.
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REFERENCES:
D. II. Hudson, ESQ, Superintendent. Sandus.
Auburn; G. j. Gardner, Esq, Cashier Ononda',
"a Bank, Syracuse; G. c. Dennis, Esq, Late
sup Lake shore Il. r., Buffalo; W. NJ. kasson,
hsl, F"rwarder, Buffalo; Messrs. Cane 4 Flovd
s,I sM,erIcnsnls, ~ r.; Hanson \. Rsley, Esq, Dun
Messrs. Wynkoop, Bros, Merchants. Syraense'
\. ~ j. l.; Bagg, Esq, Syracuse, N. T.; G. b.
Freeman, Esq, Fonda, n. Y; J. S. Ganson,
Esq rrest n \, \ Il rio Bank, Buffalo; j. j,
gray ESD, oaSh'r Bank of Whitestown, N. Y;
aNah ohufoh, ESD, Banker, Buffalo, N. Y;
H'A' I"mstoqk, ESQ, Merchant, Westaeld, N.
q, a. a., N otarili Esq, Merchant, Syracuse, N.
III III mi'iiam , ,; Brown, Esq, Erie. Pa; Horace
April 20, ls5S.--3m.
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Life.

Like tho falling Of star,
Or as tho digit of eagles are;
-raFi9 Like tbs Trash Spring's sssdy hue, -
On silver drops Of morning dew;
Like a wind tbat chaies the aood,
0rtnbbtesYhich on water atood-
Fen such is man, whose borrowed light
Is straight called In, and paid at night
The wind blows out, the bubble dies,
The Spring entonbsd in Autup,n lies;
Il Tte dew s,dgisd up. the star Il shot
\ 1Ae D. tght ia pssSed--and man forgot
IL - -tPHkEAs FLErcnir, 1880.
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1855. FUN ERALS. -'d,
The Undersigned have procured an eX.
cellent Heatse, ant will, therefore, be en-
abied hsresiter not ohlyto make cotiins, but
alsotc attend funerals on The shortest NO.
tjce. y ~ ,"
:! No Cha arge 80
Wiu be made f0I attending funerals, and
satisfaction will be warranted, botk as II rea
'lg- oh'tforsst the plaoe%, % one doc. Or, east ut
oi iHeAaeEspass kiaot, snahe outA ssdsoiID
Railroad street, q. W. PARkER, l,,
J. X, CLARK. Wv
Fmdlsv, o., Des. 2h' So-tf;
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NOTICE is hereby given that apetition will
IN be presented " the Commissioners of
HANCOCK couhry, ONO, praying lor the survey,
location, anu estaDiishniehL " "a county road
beginning ~ the southwest corner u section
~, ~ tow1ship Two soutp, YI rapge IL, sad
oouhty, ana running lhencc east ON the secuOn
lhe petween SeGtiyns Ao, w, (1O,S ~ .apd 2o,
uptif Wnere SAID section line inLersecls u cUun.
W rVad dsvAliitS from " NiinarasL0wa " Millurss
iaiil on or near the premises vi Charles Bap.
sey, aud ghere tetiminale. y ~ - ''H' WV
4 April ~, 1865. MANY PETITIONERS.
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