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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-03
WILLIAMSON Il RIDDLE Il ELI BRUCE,
Plaintih Attorneys
nHERIFE,S SALE-PuRSIIAN NT

GHERIFF'S SALE-PURSUANI
~ to the command OF an order Of sale issued from
tns Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, at
the suit OF Ann Rowe, plaintih, against William
at public auction, the door Of the Court House, in
the city Ot Cleveland, m said county, on the oth day
VI October, loUu ~ v clock p. NJ, the following
Lands and tencnents, to vii:
Lot No. one in Wiley N Gary s subdivision Of orig
ual IOts 2Sl and IS in Niileyyills in the city Ut
Cleveland west side; said LOT being thirty three (J
feet front Tracy street, and one hundred and nj
teen fest and six inches deep and along Abbey
street, 10 an alley, with ali improvements thereon.
Appraised AT Si32.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-03
DIR. WEAYER'S
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP,
FOB THE CPRE OF

CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP,
FOB THE C5RE OF
Canker, Salt Rheum, ErysipeIas, Schrofulous
Diseases, CutaneOus EruptiOus and ev-
cry kind of Disease arising
from an impure state Of
the Blood.
The most EfectiUs Blood Purifier Of the AiEs-
tenth Century.
TT is THE PRESCRIPTION OF
an Educated Physician, and all who afflicted
with any of the above named diseases should use II
without delay. IL will drive the diseases from the
SYSTEM and when once out on the Skin lew appH-
cations of DR.. Weayer's
CERATE, OR OINTMENT,
and you have a permanent Cure.
The CEkAIk has proved ltseli TO De the best unit
ment ever invented, and where Once used, it has
never been known to fail Of eiiecting a permanent
cure of old Sores, letter and RingwOrm SCald Heads,
or Cracked Hands or Lips, BlOtches or Pimples ON
'--' SORE NIPPLES
the Cerate is the only thing required to cure. 1T
should be kept in the house of every Family
Price Crate 25 Cents per Bottle.
SOLD BY MosT MEDICINE DEALERS.
JN. HARRIS CO., Proprietors,
For Western States Cincinnati, Ohio
To whom all orders for the above Medicines must
be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
GAYLORD 4 Hammond c. S. Mackenzie, VIM Fiske
E. W. Sackrider, and Strong Armstrong, Cleye-
land Ohio; Roberts Samuel, Columbus; w. A. Gra-
ham, Sandusky; Carter 8 Brother, Erie, Pa. augi
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22
gurOpii(be perlbts.

SrtiHsn. = S6adrtn BON trdftie,r GINS.
leuttn, Hamsntl:b aus &urbeb.n. burb,itn,p
iset init Ter 5f,usi.rbr Der 1r.np,n uni.r, s.
Pen, I'm eann Ia Den nattfen 1aasn Der bent.
ibsn Sstmats iir INNER 9rbtpobI ~ laa,n
Oarf man ft ttfIas,nf G&Iimmsr ala uu,sr
osrn Aahsitr Hesintnt werptn lie rs BET ihr,r,
3us' line Imsritd" wcbl nitt babsu.
- Die Irisssriibtn 3eit.n rufsn bier aitt u
'nnsrnnsen irttesr nd. go hlt.n Stas, I'm,
9urS'ri&aft linsif $50 59altr DENTON eiu,r j..
oan'enrS lthsnrsn erim II Sran bemiuI3t nj,
3aser 1878 unr 1915 pi, 5,le,J,. s.,r,a,.
A"C 'amaiS and sttcrirt rurbs. SrGten ssir q
III Gsatibiano ni&t talb bitter IN t.r,uss +
etn' Tag Ger iriesrriids Sinn Ter gati,n nan.
reno esr s%isrlia 5risbtnsiatrt 70 reuia s,ss, >,
Seresn iltY Turn unb S6issnita. nor,n !,
haasSSsfasrlih IL. bitftn an, Gn., ri, t;rh.is.
l"s setrteifaft ni&t Su ,sr.r scusn GstfoI,nns
toinm,n laTtn!
sHs'n. Der bitfst ,6um erin" 5hr,,k. .
"SHds 10 fur rim lntsriDitp ,wiih,r Mr. s-n
l@sn ornr n"t esm ibmsiluii6tn9 T,x
otsiIbs 1T elm Suss 5tssrn unr Der Stw,i,er.
POE Elm Sune 9fstIs."- Did. atd,
se'sn' 70. apriI. DIR atlern bier a,1o,.
ssns burt S;artrrss's n Der Srurer e,s IN a..
Tie 'sr'nesn prin,sn. rtnna!b ,in attS mI,ns
s't 3iaflonsH. nsniit r Isin aursAt ouf r,n
p'lniI5'n 1s'an tssrinpts. SirR Spr,au,in
acan a'sfanssr S;ariS;ysfs. 81 Sabr. alt. let,e
o'tr tn lttsnssr 3uradsacsmb.t ron ou,r 81
l's'f' GIN masrsr Dids'n Der Suna. ltin. eSbne
hap SIC osraus8stsr une q ~ealteurt elmer W..
"""'N''f mater esn 1'tsl R.unfontn RE H@
teir's srossn putlitums ~.rfr.utn. abtr ,in ~
oHss s'sf0'H na5 sDabrtsit ust 9tiruas Rec
@'lbmads osrratb.m.
@ifn. Dir amtii&s sSisrsr 3;itnna trtrot
sns tai'sriros SsrOrbnuna, wsI&t s. 90 D.. g..
s'i9flrsRghss umitSBt, mad wsIdsm "a s;r -.
esn "us'ahctr, Ger stn NIT sintm rsa.(mas;,,r
Aut'ntbaits i'll ednes ssrsunp.a.s @,ia5;, e
ias' u"amSdnsli& nStp,s par, snr.i6,fhfr liz.
teyit ~ Iu RserssH.
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ess"la6" S'"ies - sts peg asr a. - ID
trcte itnsH eenne4!
CaHn nrSst' I'D wiSer, nj, okr 9,&ts ,rt-
ft'ssS .slt, wsrs ft uns um,iasslns
Wit seabs, 6'usrn tarisn Rs &c Mot ,raa,n,
Fulsfrts Nrpien - mir !SnnfsR Ne isufi BON b,er
aus aufS FrTu HsbTtn. Iasern fe absr i'm Gsn-
's'n. 10 hne mir s~srss,st. Gin ftmaIer @aua.
st" 10 une SsbnicR nit IEfasIi9.1 Nab, az.
sras'H, fns's nute. ett.r TisIe fort bio sab;r.
nc sds Canoe s.ritdt Iieat
'He sasum ssnuFsn mir ion nibt lest aItiA7
'ann Hn rsnn 'ins tsN;rt G.l,asnbet fue,u 2
RIFF arsergi6 Gcttpn.
Sltnrsr fbes ,arute Rcnisn fen. i5ur-
''l@s n'tessu' f:bs in si,f,m aua.ntiid o.rare
uSsr {" STEELE uns resIeut mes,s Wefabr .or-
banner, eas Ter S&uft een Ia ct.n aus BEN pr.
%srrStrsn Habn sntrsdsn tcnne. en eas Collin,
o'mt IT, 10 mare &c rrh i.pt unu6a.tS bls,,,t.
pen' otTratbtn ,u ssrotn, Hort ~ MAIDEN.
Xttr Gle TssulutrTsn.
oiit unh 3ce itsr le nae In ibr,n Sr5;t,,
ftsht. rtrstn fis ;sun, aser fs parfsn 81 uitt M.
s'n, fa' pane fs'nplib an;ssrutsn. 10 lana, mir
r'sl' SuHisn una biz Naeasn ole gtit.In ta-
Zen.
"uns rttt Sseerts erauesn - san Du m,i.
nsH Srrl6laa ~itsrIsst3 i'd iest. 6 finn On.
s1sT Saue s'lu6t bast, frsi fort son bier. nrb
~ Is 5'it, rem ncH ans ss Hi&.sr nibt Ia.
aseT astt mir m'tn &ins uies.r, isst bic uuls,I.
eissn Ndedsn in Jr,ib,itl
Hrrt mstns Hntrcrt! tnta,sntts Rrpiru
"''H f'tsn III strfassn, xno i,nsr Srtiautr il
Iht tntl"lcftn, IS III n.brn,n tSnnt 9br ibr B..
r's'n, in ausrs Serinsuxatn tin,us.b,n. p,bI
l' bin Id esrsit; tSunt Skr eas ak,r ni6,, 70 f..
esntt' hat BEL rtr1 srfsR Snlud si,i.s baue az.
nathan lu erfurmtn, bic ts;etn gldrasu s,,,
H't'ntH pa"esn Ierten - mems ni5t nod e 6Iiu.
m'r's NIT ibnsn ssi6i.bt.
Der Snriansr mus fb fIstn, RIFF s,rb,r,s
frsurts or rari nitt auma6tiaer 8,tt -
&c 1T gu lpnt - errt top1msn bic Stoulatcr,r-
Or BATH u DIT bas puH1sfe 7rampeIu ,sn
ttH'afn %lrsniia. piersen .rrars balb bur6 sos
TTAl@sln uHe DrsSsn BON 3ptia.n unp Eli, rem
A'ftsa %bssl'tst - gNcwau n ai.s sin,n lau,,n
aus nnc slfi& sarauf l~sr.uat,u
Die NiaulatUren. son @;cra unc breS,Ie an.
astnert. AMI Dem 1amriplds.
JtSt III tr nein - iastl.. Der ansi1n,r
IVY V"' Is" lf'" S''i. (1Urti. fcIs,.)
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9ansu' {. Smsrit. padstfabrt. aeti.n. Gtl,u, essit.
GanipfidDifabrf

IWIlDtn
Sambups une Rem 2,crf, ua Goutbamp,pu.
s.rMiGsIlt Bar nsusn auf sS Sslietrt s.taui,n vne Cir.
sanitlit sinsr,&nitn srsssa iiierasu Yp,trampii6idt
Ssruilia, ZOO lpuS. Gapt. lrautmann.
= dmmCpia 1000 Zone, Cart. Stw.ui,u.
SarUnid, 25O0 Ions, 9apt. Gbl.ys.
Dsist rtstn ibrT i6Hsum uae sIadIittn tabr,,p rubn,.
I'1t sttaapit Daa'rfUlHt w,Eetn rts,lMaEis AN
Gritsu uRp 6unbt6ntsn l.oen Yipnats
ssa &ts sIOri uac plmburs ria Ssutbomrtsu usteiyt unh
tebmnr pabasisst gGn HtU Urrf RaS
PaasbnrS, SaDgs, xsnssR usk SpntSs,.stOs
~ ~frlstHsta grtiiR:
&Yrt &1iatt . tloo.
9pttit CARTE SIS.
~Swif6tLttd $500. So.
Boa $ansburs Hsas @Ep 9Ove:s
Grft Gsise Sllz.S1! ssstit -GeJut SO. Smi(StRttP
$40, SrtycR YafGat iesupt slau iH tR
q. Il. xid1srs, sras u. 0Eep~
$50 bSe4e19U sitD PaTf
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SssEc 81 iriEibft
Salsn a.

Sa9trbttr 4.
Etm $nslitun Die tr9tbsnits Au,sist, saS Der
uItuieidnstt in lsinem caujt aAa altn Siartt.
benz 6ii&mayit Ssatnut.r, tins aGir,bltait r.tii
va8srtisr' Sllsa trriht.t bat, mpi.ltjt .r 6t
frsusn Tirf, isint Jrtunes une rss putlifum inn
alIasmtinsH NIT psS ttlt.n U.tranttn LtDi.r,n
~ tSnnsn. Siortntt NiIltr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22
MONTICELLO HOTEL
Yea
Simrn Sttinlein-

Rp. l65 Srrar-, ,rrdtn Der 3. unS 4. Strase.
Tent hardbrsittnttR Yul.iium pirs etti,t net ,tnseriattts
SShI teiitns ~,n,Yfstlsn. Die sDirtsihait ~s.fsls,n III nit t,n
ssriuslitNsr 1tirdnttn aHSstitaitt:. Ssn1hgs &ririiSuns.n
uae 6tisattntn zee NlarthS mo itesrjeit gu sasrn. {r
itsnt ane s,riumiss Saal rirs Sti Ssri. mH,.nstn Naaen
buAtnS e~upfrbltn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22

Nh bic Iamtn 9ii6mcncs.
V'seams 6dubs (sem Yarisl, bic sci htr
lsStfE Uat iR NttauieS Snttu, fur isrt biitt b.s
ElKsr-CLAsK Diploma
tea.'' st 500 cIessiratt. nast Scr 3tsn, Gin atu.s uue
!:sSeiiisss Eager ssn %lainsr,- lbaun ,rs fr,t N
1taesait &. bat Q" @st btu 1antn Sitmen.s amy
instl' Gap ier Wager sHn NsnHtts uns NiIitntrv-
Esastth str ntusltsn fFaniSEftta JaGsa uue e,sf ssa6
aI9sastn; s~lsitisls ~.prraibIS bic u,mttu pIru,r n yi,n-
s'esNu p.S'sn IN eSinurts. 6eatbtre. ySrtatbs, Hitscus
ane Se'es. E'sea"t u. rs're bt srsIle Axfmstllamttn auf
80. W 81 4stt mtrstEesn 9aTir.as YtupsntG. une ;brs
A"s S''pn'18r'a snSstrutttt sDsau tilisit {. ba!t.n.
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y. pottsS,
SrUaN Straee. Nniihtn @. u. I @ttns. ash..

u. Stlp'5 ,9Dilbe!m EEL Sdus".
DtritlSs sn,pftSIi Dem ~ptistu uEr Our6rtiitnem @ukIi-
'Ga' ls,Rs duiS sa&madssalx ,uiRrttrtt 9arbiri4bt
INC iSmttdtlt ii1. olE NitniaRr itiusa 5bcp anetrs, ale
sePt 'l'rteetn ubn bic pOrtbsiltliit 4itrlneeruns ptr:dst,
!. M Iem lhitr 'ttnrn uae ttinsr UtSulisn pdutt III 5btiI
SUE, Usratr srapRtbli CT IT'D ~ tirurerltsE lperliipicu,
-" SdsnlusnebntH, astrIdntn. BAnsditFsM, 311cpfsn
-; N Atr'tlbt fupT; euu Eager Der hekr parfImu Ten II.
SSv.HuI snt ics9sf'Ipleit IlnnGr 5tsen eas 81 Iperkn u.
'NSefsSsH Ok paSr. uN 3uls"p3 b:s4A = 6sf.sa.
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Ne,tc Mnjci1em.

T.urr Ytrt .Ilacsn
an Srraefr.. iwi,tbtu Dr. 2. unc ,. StraEe.
unitritiEautr maatt benz reu,lten pusli!um ete trstttnt
annst, rdv or an ssistm Nilst tiItn Nsstuastn trrUnu
BAT, uap stittt IN IsrismAtncta ttautr lint stHtisltn .}u-
l;lWS. St,,su,t arsslrcn wtfetn sttHHtairrl u1e msaliSu
h'uis s%ussstust. TsrsIatu.tn rrsa i unt siu's.
.fbnp ron ,greteeu.
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Nsutr Stprt!
ss. CD Srcab- Strdee,
u. II. WrtrE
II n btrtattna a.

u e
Ter uNttrititYftt ut Ivy int 5anet, itsta luitras in
i;intr Us,t,stn ausiutubrtn MI! ;rdr 10 stGis ale mrslidb
&iat 1uenssl zen "a: sew tt fsrtsis.eas ~.srratbia.
yin nsutI, gutter 2~eett1Sassn NIT s,uea Suen Srti-
SCR pae ~rusisen pftretu III, ttraiaeN Nesraua.
Dc Aufn,trtiamte;i spu psutl- Jnbdbtra n. isIHujlien pirs
strttttt luf itias srrse ausrabI sH Aa,rSSta.
SuSb,lt:nEl rem Sestas, SiubItr Il. Sr1,na> Dsa,raEsn
~irs prsnpi bsisrst. granite rlukt,
Rrcdeitr., 0it nr 3teu SuaEt.
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Siiet,,MonS, ga, 1icnitae. scm 20. lpaa 1850.
Sd1u1> uub GfteIeGs2uoc,

SduAs uu6 GfteIets&aacr.
Der untsr;et6nete erlautt fb ieinen etrtbr
ten RHNs,R une BEN srettsn SusIitsu ~Sssrpaust itn rtit-
sslttstt Eager srR isIsa ,%erftrttstta SIitftr 'pas z erstn
st'''t Sralttat 'rSeItna Ia %,n'rftsIss- @eulsH;tH rtTeta
prompt vns ltsrtf asstfusri
@tsTlt TsTftt,
Ss. l5s ~S',eshitr.. Yt,Rriestc Sctel.
\. Srsn5, Ns. = urd'anas glod, sRpEspIt
ls'u rti&ealtisss Wager seR attem Branrits.
franIsFietn 5trtb- uns s1tis- Munsn. unr matt
na'ntH'l'd AM ZEN Srssss tassr ron rireet int
~psrttt'sn 0bamsasrsr~ uus 8sen. 23tiu.m sui-
Mtrtilm.
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@sf&afts. grSFnuns.
90hR Nrrbia

Vist ss@ esatfhts Yubttfan an. eap e. tire ssu,ebt sp,,.
rt-panftuas IN Per ysrrah,, ipiltta ru stsa une lien
SHaFt eroTntt haI. Stlsneers ttnpRtei sY lsiut etutlhtn
yIlS's uno YrOSufht, ais GRIFFIN. 9inft,, gsbntn, 6irit
9xtNt. SiotiltNtu, Nrl9en, SIrnta (pugtiaJi t, Sturrtrau,
IlNt ssadneil1s ptTiHs:. StS6Rlh (trettR Yns niraHsr,,
Sdtetusa IL Ssli &c
AtsaTItn SauG-. RaS- Ino 4tsupfakat taes&+dl.
Gut D<musjt. 1etS, Iscit be belten Wrpars-Ar,itef.
DutS suitH> 2trtduf ut esyfIb: in e<a SaaSc a,tsst. b.,
W. o''u3e"et" MI iisIS fri+n uRb siuisu 2eaarc ~ ~
'" JsPn pcrSts
Rtotn q. S6atS SotJ,
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Bs1fnSunasr

sbtnSusss
Ter ,Sn;tiSc" cIiSeint jtstu Ncrsts, Ssaatast auss,-
nsrn'tR, iun SsStnil,tW cubic irtphSGreie rsa 10 Gts,
iaeIest III Ole rt'r. lrsStr, pc,r S,.vo IN jSStlitrr Ssrau!>
~stiaelu5s. @H;tisrn rnten unht ~irIssusta T,einsuHstn
HnfaasEt: Su'siait.e Ginruduus YEN 10 .aetien sstr lrent>
scr ~ Ss, irtimalts, - 9TS.. crtima,iss 300. eins
2ssSt $t,21, ttE,a 5fpnai S2.,o, eut 1Rsnatt stsu. isrs
ltrlait Ss,ur, ;prit rtsHIIt Si2.oo III rifrirliatr'thtr
SsIaasttishlxHl. auittstn, et NSt stiirttn >tranttri
Etttn tsmitE, Teretn init $500 rr 5atT trrcGntt.
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u. A. FACCtiE.
(sos pH.ts),
1srmAbtr nIa StmtIIer

%"5 2rsao~ hsbt tr 3isn Stra6t,
W. =; 6aH0s' Ger tst s~isrxnbiwan,is ,lakr,r In ben
mntN nNIths ans ~atistley!B tlhainx psa Satts. ytni.
eSnesn una Ntw gs,t ~tsi5iftisi mar. t..aus, no ea Yur,
ssrn HlbmSres tt ant.st ~ asstn. es5 II 2a3 yrsssitr.
tl 'uaii,9te yo'lio1tt sssRHtt BAT, unr IT'D irtutn wws, sQt
atNMta uns rr 3uIrlse,Aa.it auefRsrn IN f.uutnN
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Salatrl 4srits. S:arte. 8aHss.Gisnl eIee0.
:ast n,st sisr D,nst arttr,r artittl, Yariupsritsu. W.
'tH't Grnaet. SEspn SSinslsr Ssap. 3abnbIrnsn Gau 90 Ga
!SSnf, &c. &C. jIMi SStr,auf bel y. y. Sithtr, Nat.
| Nfasns Glb J Salrnt glat Sure, ssisnssrs iur 0sa~
lsettpntrp une @sneutrts paiisnN, lub bel lthti ~ss!ississs
SuaniitS' unir 6%aSrt.sE,is iu eaSss Ei
!. Y. Gi(Atr Sat.
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6. Sabrgai,9.

The German ADVERTISERS.
3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
10 published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisement reas.nabl.
OFFICE: 7th Str. between C1.AY x LE,cu.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-12


have not been wanting where her citi.
Sens, travelling on lawful business ia
slave States, on mere suspicion of OBJ
noxious sentiments, have been subjected
to espionage and indignity-to arrest
and Imprisonment. To these particu-
lar causes of complaint must be added
the general grievance Of the repeal Of
Missouri Prohibition, manifesting the
discrimination of large msjorityof the
slave holding class to extend Slavery
throughout National Territories.
Notwithstanding these causes of com
plant, and in confident expectation Of
their ultimate removal through the in
fuence Of better information and JUS
ter sentiments, the people Of Ohio have
held fast to the Constitution and to the
Union; ever respecting all the rights of
all the States and Of all the citizens of
the States; never resisting with illegal
force even the execution Of the Fugitive
Slave Act by federal officers acting un-
der legal warrants.
Ohio has uttered no menace Of disu.
MON when the American people have
seen ft to entrust the powers Of the
Federal Government to citizens Of 9TH
er political views than those Of major
ity Of her citizens. No threats Of dis
union in similar contingency by citi-
zens Of other States will excite in her
any sentiments save those Of sorrow and
reprobation. They will not move her
from her course. She will neither dis.
solve the Union herself nor consent to
its dissolution by others.
Faithful to the covenant of the ordi-
nance, she will resist the extension of
slavery; confirmed in the principles of
the Constitution, she will oppose its ma
tionalization. True to the faith in
which her youth was nutured, and calm
in the consciousness Of her matured
strength, she will abide in the Union,
and, under the Constitution, maintain
Liberty.
Let us hope that good counsels may
yet prevail; that differences may be com
posed by return to the faith Of the
Fathers, and TO the original policy Of
the Republic; and that our whole coun-
Try, thus relieved from existingcauses Of
dissenSion. may once more present to the
admiration of the world the spectacle Of
a great and prosperous community of
United States protected in their indus
try and defended in their rights by the
equal laws and impartial administration
Of State and Federal Governments. To
this end, at least, let no efforts of ours
be wanting. s. p. CHASE.
COLUMBUS, January 2,'1860.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-12
MARRIED,

On the 9th Of JAM, 1860, by Rev. VIM.
Porter, Mr. GEORGE NTcHoLEs and Miss
MARY RAMSEY, all Of this city.
Dec. S5Ih 1859. by Rev. J. T. Miller
Mr.. CIV. AsTMAN of Ashley, Ohio, to
Miss MARY j. SHAVER, OF Tarlton Ohio.
Dec. go, 1859. by the same Mr.. ]. X.
BEck and Miss MARY E. WOLF, both Ct
Fairfield county.
On January 5th, by the Rev. Samuel
U'rpen er, Mr. HENRY FUNK and Miss SA-
RAa a. HARTMAN, all Of this county.
OI the 10th inst, bv Rev. P, G. Bsna.
dunn, Mr.. Sol oMoN KIMBLE and Miss SA-
RAa A: PoH, all Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
Dc January 10, 1860, by the Rev. R. G.
G"lbraith, Jr., Mr.. AUGUSTUS E. WEsrEN-
HAvER of Logan, and Miss RACHAEL EWING.
daughter OF Mr.. ]. E, Ewing, OF this county !.
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influenza, and Common 1,o,d-

Like thieyes n tho silence of the night have carried
many to the silent grave. They are caused by A sud-
den check OF perspraton, by which the stomach ia
rendered inactive, and the lungs become loaded with
corrupted matter whch enters blood and disease
Is The result For all ceds, coughs and childs, sue
ceeded by heat, and for all fevers Of every form
hoarseNess and rawness fhe throat lungs and stom
ach, and for all weakness and sickne Of every kind
from three 10 five Of these Pills in going TO bed for
lew DAYS VIII be all that you require TO restore Won 10
perfect health IL has been admitted and claimed all
over Europe, that there never Twas medicine ihat
WIN extrpate al manner ofdi sease from the system
equal 10 Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills." that the re-
you take ofthem, the stronger you grow. TAey are
founded upon the principle that the human body is
suo)ect TO but one disease namely: sOrrupt humors
These PILLS not only cleanse the bowels but also fol-
low the blood through every vein and artery, and 80
purify 1t from all morbid and corrupt humors thai
disease Of every name is driven from the body.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.-Females who valS
ne health should never be without these Pills IA has
been admitted by number of physicians that fenaes
cannot too highly value them They have given heah
and splritste hundreds Of females who without Them
would have been In their graves. They purify the
blood remove distractions, and give the skin hosn
nlul, clear healthy and interesting appearance Abo
OF these Pills is great medical Companion at certain
periods. From one TO three should bo taken every
day until relief is obtained. few doses oecasionai
ditiOn. '' S0"-
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by all dea,et.
III "ouicihes' January 4, l660--Im
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hey may acquire regular habits, love oi
Industry and an aversion to idleness, and
thus be ftted to gain livelihood when
they shall 90 out into the world.
Sec. 5. The discipline shall be that OF
the fdnaiLy. the school. the soOrk.skop and
the farm and not Of prison. The ip>
mates are to be watched over as pupils.
and not guarded as prisoners or erin inals;
and there shall be no more restraint than
shall be necessary 10 dsvelepe in them
good, aud repress bad qualities. SELF in.
struction. self-desire to labor, and self.
government shall be ineulcated and en-.
coursged as the best culture, as we'll as
the most effective discipline.
ADMISSIONS.
Parties applying for the admission OF
youth will address themselves to the Act.
ing Commissioner, at Lancaster, Ohio
The following questions are to be answer.
ed, and with the answers must accompany
the application. signed by the parties, and
certified as correct BY the Judge of the
Probate Court Of the County
Name and age OF the toy? When
born? Where baptized? Fathers name?
Mothers name? Occupation of parents?
Residence of parents? Are the boys own
parents living? Has the boy any other re.
lations? Can he read? Can he write?-
Can he cypher? What school has he ats
tended? What has he been employed in?
Offence of the boy? When and where
charged or tried? Sentence? II convio.
ted before. state for what offence, and how
punished? Ist time? Cd time? 81 time?
4th time? Recommended by? What are
parents able to contribute towards his
maintenance?
The following is the report Of the fnan.
cial condition Of the Reform School at the
end of the year:
Total expenditures from Nov. |, 1853, 10
NOV. 1852 10
Cash In hands Of 4. Davis, Principal. 800 ~
ss2,sa6 Gl
Undrawn appropriations as per Acting Com
mlssoner's book. 1I494 90
,. s34,320 81
Amount Of appro pration in Treasury at the
commencement ofthe SI3. .O56 40
amount OF cash on hand ut the commence
nent of the 2459 4s
preparation for 1859 and go 6O........ Id 700 90
4 mount received from common school fund a3 iG
amount received for products soll...,..,. n 81
S9l,3eO 81
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important to Township Tru.tees. Boards

Important to Township Trustees, Boards
of Education, County Commissioners
Town COnHciIs, School Directors, Di-
rectors of Corporation, ArhItrators, &c.
We learn from the Bellefontaine TO-, J
Republican Of the 18th ult., that in a case
tried at the present term OF the Court of
Common Ple,e, Logan County, (Judge
Lawrence presidiug) the following points
were decided, viz;
|. Where a tribunal or board compos
ed of three or more persons. is empowered
by statute to do any public act, it is neces.
sary upon g'ueral common law principles
that all should be present, and then TIE act
Of the majority is the &C, of all.
2. Under the statute which declares
that "a majority" of the three township
trustees authorized by law. shall b., quo
rum to do business as all meetings Of the
trustees" majority may act as wen at
special as at regular.
3. But in order to render the acts Of
two trustees valid at special meeting, all
must have reasonable notice Of it. The
law fixes the time and place OF regular
meetings aud notice is. therefore, not nee
essary at such meetings as TO business au-
thorized at them.
4. Neither two nor all the township
trustees acting separately, oan by thus
concurring in an act, do anything official.
ly valid They can only act oilicislly at
meeting. both upon common law princi.
Piles and by force of the statute.
5. In an action on a justices bond, a
petition which AYERS that Two of the town.
ship trustees as such approved it. without
avering that it WAS done at meeting"
OF the trustees is suffirient,
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Group or RnttIes.

may be relied an unlailiag remedy jf nn,ieJ ~
season apply profusely to the throat and chesi and
btkNs are eased of all pain in very few minutes,
burns 0'e" io"ouy ioI
FROZEN LIMBS. keep away from the fire; take,
moss OUT IN snow or ice water, then wrap them in
ohtmen| Renew the Ointment once in 'l2 hours:
hey VIII cause no pain after the frost is out, and will
be entirely we'll In a few days. - - '' 80
=, nhoNGHFTlS AND ASTHMA are cured by DR..
aaik magnete ointment, and even Consum pIlon
has IN number Of cases been cured. -
Read advertisement in this paper. ......
January A. fe60--3n36 ft.-A
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EEThe Warrington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Ledger says that the rs'
cepIion Of Mr.. &smmingOr. the Commits.
sioneT from Virginia, will take place this
week. and bis propoai.iou for a Sou thern
Confederation, though not Immediately
embraced, will be treated with rtspOot,
aud not without certain degree Of favor.
A promise Of future corporation for the
OF ret proposed, in certain very possible
contingencies, will undoubtedly be held
out,