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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12

frming their prosperity. Will it not
be their wisdom to rely for the pres.
ervation Of these advantages on the
Union by which they were procured2
Will they not hencetorIh DO deaf to
those advisers, if such there are, who
would sever them from their brethren,
and connect them with alienSl
Those men in the Union who re,
fuse to obey the laws Of the General
Government, and those Abolition
Governors who refuse to carry out the
Comnacts OF the Constitution, worJ
do well to read what Washington de-
clares is the duty OF every cltzen.-
He says:
THIS government, the offspring Oi
our own choice, uninhueuced and un.
awed, adopted upon uiI Investigation
and mature dc.ihergtIou, completely
free in It's principles in tine i.'ri5u.
.tion # its powers, uniting aecnr'y
with energy, aud containing within
itself provision Tor It's own anl,ni.
ment, has Il just claim 10 yoW conh-
.dtnce AMI your support. R,&pect for
us authority, oompiianoe aojsh ils
LG1CS, dcQuieScenos IN ITS measures,
are duHes enjoinedJy tile fandamen.
tai marims Of true liberty. The ba.
ses of our political systems, is the
right of the people to make aud to al,
ter their constitutions Of Government:
but the Constitution which at ary
time exists, till changed by IN cxpui
Cit and authentic ac # the whole
people, is sacredly obligatory up4n
'all. The very idea OF the power, and
the right Of the people to establish
Government, pre.supposeS the duty
Of every individual to obey the es, ab-
lished Government
All distractions to the execution of
the !aws, all combinations and asso.
Citations, under whatever plausible
character, with the real design to di.
rect, control, countcract, Or awe the
regular dcliberation and action of the
constituted authorities, aru destructive We
to this Fundamental principle, and Of
fatal tendency. They serve to organ
izc faction, to give it an artificial aud
extraordinary tOrcC, to put in the place
Of the delegated will Of tho nation, the
will of party, often a small but art
tul and enterprising minority of the
community; and, according to the al.
ternate triumphs Of different parties,
to make the public administration the
mirror of the iii concerted and incon-
gruous projects Of faction, rather than
the organ of consistent and wholesome
plans, dgcsted by common counsels,
and modified by mutual interests.
However combinations or associa-
tions OF the above description may
now and then answer popular ends,
they are Likely, in the course of time
and things, to becom1 potent engines,
by which cunning, ambitious, and un-
principled men, will be enabled to
oubvert the power Of the people, and
TO usurp Tor themselves the reins OF
Government; destroying, afterwards,
the very engines which had lifted
then 20 unjust dominica.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
Confirmed Consumption.
A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. WIaLIAH CosGRovE, while laboring
as a missionary in Japan, vas cured of Con-
sumption, when ak other means had failed, by a
recipe obtaiped from learned physician resid
ing in the great city Of JeddO. This recir. hrs
cured great numbers who we're suffering from
Consumption. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs
and Colds, and the debility and nervous depres
sion caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of benritting others, will send this
recipe which have brought home with me, to all
who need i, free of charge. Address
REV. VIM. C0SGR0VE,
439 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y.
July ., 1s50-lT8m.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
Guardians Sale.

Sarah Ratclile, In Probate Court of Vim
w. ton County Ohio
VIM, Ratcife ct als.)
DT virtue Of an order Of sale TO me directed by
IL the Probate Court Of Viuton County, Ohio,
will offer at public auction ut the door of tho
Court House in said County, on Saturday, the
2lst day Of July, 1850, between the hours Of 10
y. h. and p. NJ, the following described real
estate, to-wit' The west half of the north west
qGarr9r Of Section No. A. Township No. Q, Of
Range No. ~ in said Vinton County. Ohio con
tanning " acres and eighty one hundredths
Of an acre. .lQse or less. Appraised at s2l3.-
Terms Of sale onc-,hird Of purchase money in
hand, one third in riS months and one third in
twelve months. with interest from day of sale,
The deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on sgid premises. SARAH RATCLIFFE.
Guardian Of said minor heirs.
June 81. 1860 5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
SIDE.WiIEEL
PONEBOY AND CKCIlNATI
SENII-WEEKLY PACKET,
GEsEY EAGLE.

A. D0NNALLY, Master. F.J. OAKES, Clk,
I EAyES Pomerdy every Monday At =. NJ,
IL and Friday at \. NJ.
Leaves Cincinnati. every Wednesday and Sat
urduy at 4 =. NJ.
Passes Portsmouth, going down, every Tues
day at p. NJ, and Friday ut Z. VI.
Goingup, every Thursday at S o'clock AN
This boats L No. !. Her accommodations
have no equal. The arrangements permanent.
We solicit your patronage. Prices viii bo uni,
form and regular.
Passengers by the afternoon Train on the s
& II. V. Il. Il, will connect with this Boat at
Portsmouth for Cincinnati and the West. Pr-
ces Of Freight and Passage the same as by the
Portsmouth Packets.
j. LODWICK, Steam boat Ag't.
Wharf Boat, Portsmouth, o.
December l, lsj9.-1Gtfo
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
Adnlinistrator's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that will, on tho 4th
IN day Of August \. D. 1860, ut the Court
House in Macarthur Vinton Comfy, Ohio, be.
tween the houys Of 10 o'clock a. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
p. 81, expose 20 public sale the following real es-
tate to-wit.-Out-LOt( No.1S) number eighteen,
in the town Of Macarthur. Ohio. Terms ofsalc:
Onc-thrd Of purchase money cash in hand, ono
third in six months, and one third in twelve
months, with interest from the day of sale the
deferred payments to he secured by mortgage On
the premises. Appraised ut $500.
JOHN n. HUTSON, Admir-
ofJoseph Gill, deceased.
By YAPLE & MACKEY has Attorneys,
July 8, lS60-47'4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
John SprawIs, .Estate.

NOTICES hereby given that Margaret Sprawls,
~ Administrative Of the estate ofJohn Sprawls,
deceased, has filed in the Probate Court of Vim
ton County, Eer accounts and vouchers for in
spection and final settlement. and that the same
will he passed upon by said Court Ou the 18th
day ofJuly, A. D. lsGn.
B.F. HEWITT, Probate Judge.
June q. lSGN-3w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
SetrlcmrntbY Gunrdinn.

NOTICE is hereby given thai Isaac M Long
~ Guardian ol lleNutul FrazeO. has lied 10 tho
Probate Court of Nmlou county. OHIO, hi~ ac-
counts aud voucher, FIR n-pecuon auI partial
settlement. ami Ina. lI. sl.l, vill bn ra,>.l up-
ou b. ~aiG court uu the tlu dIy .f August a. b.
$50 l.. P.uLNliH, Prob. Judge.
inv IL ISfl "a,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12

~ The Chicago He,aid, a paper
established by Isaac Cook in 1858,
and which bitterly opposed Mr.
Douglas election to the Senate, has
now bo.stcJ he Douglas dnd John.
son flag
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
Notice 10 Bridge RuiIders.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Commission
~ ers of Vinton county will sell to the lowest
responsible bidder, at the site orsaid bridge, on
the 27th day of July, A. d. 1860, the building Of
II trestle bridge across Ruccoon Creek at the Pin
ney crossing. near the Big Sand Switch in Brown
township. Plans and specifications shown on
tho day Of sale. BY order the Commissioners.
NELSON RICHMOND, Auditor V. Co.
July g. lSG0--4w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
GnarLinn Settlcmnnt.

NTOTICEis is hereby given that John r. New
~ .ou. Guardian Old, I'm Salts has filed III the
Probate Court Of Vmton County, Ohio, his ao-
countsuud vouchers to inspection and final set
tlcment and that the same will be passed upon
on the 93d day ofJuy 1860.
B. p. HEWITT, Probate Judge.
June 9S. lSe0 -yw
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For Sale,

A SPLENDID suit ofstrcct clothing for Knight
II TemPar, including Chapeau, Plumos. Sword
and Gauntcts. They have been worn but little
and will be sold very l)w. Apply to TIE editor
Of the Democrat. iun.2lrf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12

NOTICE /, hereby given that Eliza Kochne,
"a AdministratnX Of tine estate Of +. W. Ko-
ehne, ha, filed in the Probate Court Of VinJoa
County. Ohio, her accounts and vouchers for in
spectiou aud final settlcr ont aud that tlh same
will b, passed upon by said Court on the 2jth
day of August. 4. b. 1850. B. p. HEWITT.
July II. 1850 3w. Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
BAKERY { CONFECTIONERY
WHE. A. JOHNSTON.


MANUFACTURER AND DEALERIN
Candy, Confectionery, Crackers, Cakes,
aud Fresh Bread.
BaSencnt Of Brat,ons B9Rli1g, e1d II Coat NJgSe,
MCARTHUR, ONO,
rs now prepared to furnish customers with fresh
1 Bread every day, delivered at their residences.
lie also manufactures Cakes and Candies Of all
kinds and will be happy to supply families, or
Wedding, Picnic, or VI lAer parties Oh short no
tce.
Also, GROCERIES, Nuts, Oranges Lemon,
and other tropical fruits always on hand ana for
sale cheap.
WANTED-BUTTER and EGGS, for which
the highes. market prices will be paid,
FOR SALE-YEAST, in quantities TO sui
purchasers.
A long experience in tho business enables him
to warrant satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their custom.
April II, lS60.-tfo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12

hi 3. Wead, administering OF BY order Of the
J. b. Lil!ibrid.e, deceased, Probate Court
against OF Nintpn Co.,


j. B. Lil.ibridse, deceased, Probate Court
against OF Nint,n Co.,
Lucy Liu,b.dse ct al. Ohio.
DN yir Nc OF an order Of sale To me directed by
IL the Probate Court uf Nluton County, Ohio
Viii uitu q. pghue auction ~ the premises, IN
Brown Gu"noui.,, on Saturday, tbs I Il day Of
August A. b. 1860. between tne huur, of 10 o.
clock A. NJ. and o'cOri p. ~, the following
real estate situate in the County OF Yinton aud
State Of Ohio, To- witt: A certain tract OF land be-
ing part Of the southwest quarter OF Section No.
%, Township No. II. Range No. 10, commence
ingat two mile creek ii rods south of the north
west corner of said quarter Section on Section
line; thence south ON said line 80 rods; thence
northwest : 3 rods so ~ to strike the said two
mile creek 80 rods east Of he place Of beginning;
thencs west along said creek Ga rods to .he place
Of beginning; containing 10 acres more or less
AppraiNedat $40. Also, the east halfof the south
east QuarVer Of Section No. 20, Township No H.,
Range No. l6 containing 81 acres more or less
Appraised ut $3.50, Terms Of sale: Il Of the
purchase money in hand, and the balance in two
equal annual instalments, with interest thereon
from the day Of -nIe the deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
ELI b. WEED, Admir-
Of the estate ofJ. X. Lillibfidge, deceased.
July 3, lSG0-474w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
List OF Premiums

EoR the 9lh Annual Fair of the Vin,on
IL County Agricultural Society. to be he'd
on Wednesday and Thursday, September
l9.h and Goth, 1860.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
Slth AO6ertistmtnts.
CANDIES s

A 7 wholesale at fifteen cents per pound. Now
IL is the time to buy good candles cheap. Gail
~ the Macarthur Bakery.
W. \. JOHNSTON.
July II, 1850 t.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12

~ Express Mail East makes close connections
at Parkersburg with Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, and at Cincinnati wiki trains for all points
West. - 80 '..-'
.8y@ Passengers leaving 2arkershurg at 10
A. NJ. arrives at Columbus Is p. NJ.
.8J@ Tickets as reduced rates are sold at Chill
licothe and Atheps for Columbus.
,S- Through tickets to all points East and
West can bs obtained at all the Principal Ticket
Offices on the line of the road.
s4yA Discount often Cents on Each
Ticket from regular Tariff Rates will he made
on all Tickets purchased at the Ticket Offices.
ORLAND SMITH, Sup't.
JONI FseeITr, General Ticket Agent.
Chillicothe, May / 1860 S9'tf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
Marietta 4 Ciac'mmati and
Asilg.bDPO'
i A IL Il . A DS.

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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12
WASNNE @.

a DELTA LODGE No. 9o7 meets or tho
W. Tuesday Of each month preceding
W. the full Of the moon except when the moon
fnlls OF Tuesday, when it meets the samo
evening. The regular meetings for tho remain
der Of he year are as follows: June 90, July 81,
August 2S, Sept. q, Oct. %, November 2T, De-
embcr 25.-Nay 81, 1850.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-12

y and after Thursday, April %, 1860, train
viii run rs follows:
.,O1NG EAS1 TrAuE
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RrvuR RAILROAD roK ALBANY Arr.
II yruT sounecins wts unins uorss ass west rrNne
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DApERs PAsDISG BErCRr HIS HONOR THE nAroI
~ Esus BOARD or suprRvrsops

pApERs PAsDiSa BErCRr HIS HONOR THE nAror
PROM BOARD or suPERvIsoRs
Resouun boring tbs COMM
bank forms Of nooss for siectcn and
board Of Supervisors. NOVEMBER DO 1900 On ayes and noes
sdcptef
hesuuinn bin n Ts1~as C,t postage. In Sur.
roraes nce u Is % BIZ q n. rob si2s print
ING minutes Of IRE Boxd.
ADOPTED.
Bridge 81 ~.
Boa o. sursvisps November ~ 1900 On ayes sol noes
adopted
k.saap hHlrr the q PAp Mas - interpreter Of
Third Ilsifict Court, a. $50 yer snhum.
Board u supervisors hoyeu ~ 1851 On ayes
ADOPTED
psv tni o, Hoe 90 fer prs, o, Cours Of
ssssona Is A1d Y. ripps or. ct ~ maps SIG
boaru OF SUPERVISORS. nov. 20 ls0J. On and
adopted.
Resolution paw bin q cna. smith. sir7s for shsde~,
bill Of francis rundy for cas- slC2 81
Board q supetvisorn Nov. "a, so On syex and
Adopua.
Rssousou 10 pay bill n Carver for clustering sa0S ss
bo~rd o. superssas, Nov ~ lsjl Ca and noso
sssciuAcu 10 estimate personal Of Henry A. Garrett
s-tOO
go.rd II Supervisors Nov. 20 is0. on ayes snd
adortsd.
Resolution 10 pay tfs OF chaes Baker g. ls2 g. foe
pftnth ginuies 70 Zee. - 1867
adopted
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NrrrrH ALpRRN.SIc DISTRICT AT NETTING
~ q ,hs republican deesas.a u the Ninth Aldermsnc
evening her Al the de-eaJn fowins
knrh .rhs I'D Csshmsn, Horsiio N.
Sherwood, Jcpd Lindsay, william Good Kidney ueomsrs
kmib Jr, ~ phen Jon.s eswsrd wulcocas Charles
APPEL 90 uansl wNhnron smih pointed Chsr.
tee q three be appointed % drsf RESOLUTIONS 70 .rprsss
their st The tec Atm n Hooert DsrrSsh TO become
CANDIDATE A. The ensuing eieron iheCssrmsn appointed
Sad committee reported the foosi-x resolutions
That this Convention behalf o the republicans and cxesa
dermsn dsng Ms r~AaY AID psrs~v.rng
HIS fsthf honest and sncen d.chsr Of he duties ~ Al
oppop 70 srrsvsgsnt crraton have won for hin The
lsssc sy,nn unanimously vn,stei the republican
candidate for slctrms Of the Ni-h Alder manic dsr
motion hS committee O. listing 81 se~rs Gardiner and
Adored IN the resrrn 81 said Mr. Dayton
htrdrcsd y tho tonvenilnn and be. With Apororraie
cses-gs o. this pvsniion ~ pnhshed tribune ard
Herald I'm rrrru That .Atourn b the call
Good Secresrv lsrse nur-ber n ~. repubhcans and
rzens tho shieerth yard msdate'v after the
rneni Of Ae Convention. crssnzsi m-tng Ia he reading
aH~rnsu psrf4z announced The unrnnsou of sr
raytrr w received wh great applause and unsn
mously rsuaed.
CEvrNrH CoUfCu s.NIC nrsrRrcr IvrH isrH
~ 2ah 2ist "a Words Al sdjparned mserug NJ tbs
kaenal cnv-rtoa or tbs dsrici viii ne held the
Sly,h avenue 90 Frdsy evr,nG nj instant II az O'Clock
BY order MCFARLAND, chairman.
IN GLDzBNANIC DIsTRlrr-rv PURsU ANrx TO
- CAL ~ TIE TSnu4ny Han Ge CON rt.e- lhe dele
TIRE Thd dts,rict
fh ard Ho,e rhu-vdsy ev-nlnF = fo- ne
On N rti0n Mm Y Howeustne elected Crsi AMI
John = urrhy fecre y - nn0sins ~ Michss Barns
JonS r. yrrfnr. escrtiary.
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111H ALDERsANrC DfsrkrOr.-rHs REGULAR
l~moctsns Aldermanic Orvrnios ast evenius a.
b"se Han IN 1huts,eco Vi street sirih svesue,
james O. lanJnf n The chair Jc@-ph B--nnso Score
ary Any FDsK shksn. ssl ,.cssvod The unanimous
nUrinaign -. Aidsrnkn hN Ercisnaiion
THOMAS Nc onpeil, John Rad ~, James swe-ry
Jsme. hnm james irmord, s,cl frcsnan, Joan
Couxhlsn. Ju~-ph Prenu.n JrkN a. Farrell
JAsss DisoSD Chsrmsn
Iosrrp Hrrs-ax s.rr-,.ry
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Nuw YORK. HAHLns AND ALBANY sAILROAp
Az rw Albany md Troy, cctns with sew Kovt.
Central Railroad for Al eosnu Sest korh~esi and Roas
ga on and After Noniay Oci Is 1861 trains viii leave
twenty arb ur-~t SAL New York. f1lowx,-Frr al.
ssny, and ssprrs trsins sps 10 A $50
Ycrrvfne. PR -hhs Plains SIS " 40 ara $40 r. ~
wnrrtnr sl rstA ns For Waite Psins SIS r. a frrs
tridge " 4 and sSf y frcn V~ery --sh arrest a.
Eot nopens usl sat ms Returning-Sul -sve Albany,
~ aA-t Albany, Sis A. NJ. terpr-vs train Alb any,
- hssi .lss1y ? ierrre. v,.nl AlssEy
- n, ssf Albany ~ a. ". (rsl train Cru,Jn F.s 4.
- sfr ns Al Al sts;nus .bcve I-erort White Vans g
~ ard go n, s.CprnF al all s,stiows rrssas
nrkEs. Sc n snf y NJ, syypving Al ~ rsnnns
JOHN EukCnIl.la AsaslA1i superlnleucsnL
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9Th ALnERxAMc DISTRICT.
~ for Alderman.
WILLIAM 1. PRpCH

-TH COUNc1LwAyrc DISTRICT AT NETTING or
tie united Germ A. citizeaa held Gent
fSa boael consr Ffy ninth si~s and sighsh svenae
foiowing resolution unsnlm0uat vel
That ciugeus o. tha desire 70
f-rd y.lenuI Ko.h n the rwsn-th nnniasted 70 s
cSe ~ Cpun u bsl evns hin 10 be truly quaiied
By the ete'uons ~ he frienss viii aid
Of dem bet IN irmen
John Il. Gftt rvefth ward rrsncs aelra.. NDatNsnth
wsrd, Lreus Acssr rwsnueh Ward. senry N.im ana
1wtrtv Asp ward henry schnorr twenty s~<syad wnrd
B-my SchnOrr, chsirmsn. Thomas Bser, s~crsary.
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OBlitE w TIL ONkN>AVS ktes w itu
sISkIpG FuNR or THE TATE SF ONO,
t0.usGUs 1@h xaynsr l9f0

~ OHIO TATE L0tE-S 4H0 o00
ss"' o,u..g gr ~, Ia1 n. ~ 9p psso
The s.se o. Ohio desires 10 soSos me sum q * mabno
sad 0s, h0sS,e col y: ss ssd es;,ss
:. ~ after Tho stat day = Dscenos< nsz, and 70
su " d - ACT y L. orssrn enS.y Win rsesvc
:: the ii q he A s say
sovsnser ns,t fer The purchase Of ak nro and fonr
FUNDED and s.s.rsa DEB, Of he ssss Ok
s p Gsss aa aUS - %. q ND Jn
q sse, yss +, At ,ss ao ,.sis ms y q Ne.
VIII ch 70 The o inere ard Of
nis may ae .dVsas.x.ous the state
Fearing interest the rate Of ~. per cent Der annuu
hrs, day 81 Dseenssr isso 80 go A'' NO 'A''"'
ss.sns pers the rae q y. per cent per .n.,u1s
first DAY of enber ls7o
and reasonable At the rasuse o. the state after The thirty
Zach proposs distinctly which Of thess
classes Of osrioSA.es s nsd the s-oup q either wbos e
.las. ssd % Sc tsisn b seoup
ss Yo % or he &C. % s oos s marks q
e.: 3 e /; "a
a5 q n, he e. aa;sss are % a 70 aay the residue
I've 0s - VII
sum nance therein or for 81 h RIA thereof !.
ing had % the Other proposals. ''s.il -
s sr ,r che ss
nsied delivers OF the cert atrs and each W
BE- sqnred The residue n The BY
the 70 day OF Decor 1890 the ohio State Agency
the city OF ew ok when time plAre The eerfcsteg
awarded Will be ready for delivery Cerh Of the Funded
Debt If tbs stse OF Ohio, redeemahe the LIST
y 1851 VII be received In payment OF part Of he loan
hereby nniempsted
epus unsuocess ui BIDDERS win be returned 10
them application ~ the ohio State
subs, one nj 70 the ooe nuR Of the Drop ssls
fte tom missnsrs the ight y. all
the bids they sha dee necessary protect
promote the interest Of the STATE
Proposals tho Ian be enclosed In sealed
lope directed N The "om msioners VI he sukng Fund
tire state Of Ohio and endorsed Proposals for the Che
Loan
In order uniformity and for tbs convenience oc
bdters the have prepared forr II proposal
which, together with copy VI the authorizing the loan,
and any irfnrmsn desired IN ne premises eoained
81 the Ohio State New York city, c8
X. W. TAY Ga, Audt1r Of State
A. r. kut ELL. Secretary NJ state,
q. r. " 10 TT. Attorney General.
Commissioners the sinkinx State Of Ohio.
EXTENSION OF TIME FOR & Sewing PaOpoS ALE.
The un for receiving under the potco
Tor the purchase 81 The Cerrucates The
s.te ~ Ohio tneren named hereby extended u
u the 18th Gay Of Decembew
Bids which h.ve been In for he 10Th may the
option the bidder Re whbd-.wn icaon the sts,e
dsy OF Dece nber peIt X w. TAiLoH
EovEnBER 10, l56e Auditor Of Stale
A. r. RUsskLt,
G. p. woLsTr
Attorney General
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vsExcu ADvssrtsEu Evrs.

sCaoTs tsuSgs rILLEs FxAs1N~Et P.SrArS
4 mart r -csrnsndee msis dont deut naav~lsmrnt ~
$780, a. parlant 90 arent - plsc-f oonme
t.,s. eienfarD A.ns Dc tvas tonnes ntf1as 49,
~ ties 100 en- sner frsress pvlsut .nsss y y 49,
$3.50. nra sua gaA tGur1gt sgss - nl.rer os2a go
80. - Str.ire % rsraxnves s@f ess~r - s1tn
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

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No. 1T Montague street. ernoklyn.
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radically cured. or NO pay.
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