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An Orjinan-e
NU UTIIHdH .
To prcveif the ruIi.n- oI hnsc reels III on tie
fl II. A t... 10.

IT, prcvelf ,hc rUI,iI,li- of h"sc reels III on tie
siioNalS, aud inr other purposes.
PASSED. MAY 22D, lsiJ.
SEC. !. De IL ordained by tho Town Council
olthe Incorporated Village OF l'indlay, That
shall be ~ lawful ior any hre company, or 9th
er person or Icrsons, Ia phss along tho side
walks al This village, with any englu', water
tank, or hose-reel, at II greater ST., cd thai
nn ordinary walk, except in cases of fire or m
alarm Oi fre.
SIC. 2. Any person or persons of1ndnr
{; inst the irs, section Of this ordnance. shall
lpon conviction before the Mayor, be fined IL
/ ny sum not exceeding ten dollars. nor les,
ihan ility cents, with costs OF pruscrHtion.-
This ordinance to be In forco from ana after
its publicaui N.
bone in Coupcil, this 2?d day of May, A. D.
1860. ISRAEL GREEN Mayor,
W'N kLANl.DTn RecOrdnr
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An Ordinance
To pre- vent an res'r lin immortality.
PASSED MAY 22D, 1850.


SIC. |. he 1t ordained by tho Town Council
of the Incorporated Village Of Findlay, That II
shall be unlawful for any person to sell or
cause 10 be sod, or offer tor sale, or cause to
bc uilerrd for salo, or exhibit for sale, or for
either purposes, ur cause the hamo to be done,
any indecent imnuuc,t. and lasciviOus books,
pamphlets lr'pers, or pictures, or any books
or papers OutiinlnE matter which hats u tend
enry iu cre:ae breach uf he peace or tu ms
turh the good uI'lrr 81 the village al finllay,
SIC, 2, THAI II shall DO unlawful iur any
person to he interested in tho printing nr pub
J shing ol any such paper nr other puhhrtll"l
mentioned IA the hrsl section u, thisurdinance.
SIC. }. That any person or persons offend
ing agalngt ANY oi the provisions Of this ordi.
nance, sHa!i. an c"nvictlon before the Mayor.
be- hncd IN amy sum lot less than enc, nor
muru thap tAouiy dul,.rS. with cost Of prose,
cuilun, "r 30 punished hy imprisonment IN the
county jail, and fed IN broad and water uo,
less than ave H"r more flan thirty days. This
"Id'uanre Ia hc IN force from and after It's pub
lcniion.
Done IN Council, this I'D dav Of May, 4. d.
90. ISRAEL GREEN, Mayor,
N'M KLAMROTH, Recorder.
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EYSXkXA iNFLUESzA. IRRITATION, SORENESS
nr any affection of the Throat
lJI1yLniQNy lURiD; the HACKING CoUGH In
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~ recommend their use to Public Speak
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"That trouble in my throat, (for which the
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"Most salutary relief in BRONCHITIS"
Rev. s. SEI0FRlED, Morristown, Ohio
"Bencncial when compelled to speak, suffer.
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Rev. 8. J. p. ANDERSON, st. Louis.
"EGectual IN removing IIoarseness and Irri
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Prof NJ. STACY JOHNSON, Lagrange. Ga.
Teacher of Music, Southern Female College
"Drcat benefit when takon before and after
preaching, as they preven, Hoarseness. From
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Rev. r. RowLrY, A. NJ,
President Athens College. Tennessee e
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Also, BROWNS LAXATIVE TROCUES. q,
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Sale Of Real Estate.
GREAT BARGAIN.-O On ga,

A GREAT BARGAIN.- On Saturday, the
N 18th day VI June, A. ID. lSGO, at o'clock
in the afternoon, at the Court House, in Find.
lay. Ohio. Will he offered to the highest bidder
the East Of the SOUTHEAST of section III. and
the South of the Northwest 4 Of section 81.
aud the Northwest I of the Southwest | %.
section 81. containing in all lS5 acres, and all
in Madison township. Hancock county, and Is.
ing each side the lIeileiuhtaiuc and Perrys
burg state road. between WliamStuwn and
Dunkirk. Said lands viii he sold IN n body To.
gethcr. or divided into pieces to suit pur.
chaSerS. Eighty acres are well cleared. Ii
acres thoroughly deahened. Has an orchard
of the choicest fruit in the county, IA double
log barn with sheds on each side. u good log
and frame house, and Swing oi water which
never fails. The land is high and dry. and is
situated only "a miles North of Dunkirk. one
uf the best markets on the plttSburg and For,
Wayne Railroad, and is uHe Of the bcst and
most valuable tmhcrcd lots IN the county.
Terms of payment made easy. For particu
lars enquire Of Jane Cameron, On said farm. ur
William Close three miles North of KentOn. IN
Hardin county, on the old kcnncar farm. or "t
Henry Brown, Attorucy.at.iaw, Findlay. OHIO
JANE CAMERON,
WILLIAM CLOSE,
Executors Of Dirih Il. CdmtrOt, g.crGscd
May III, lh5O.-lGw
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For the Benefit of the Owner.

lnN tho 18th mltimo, Cow Of the followin,
~ deScription. broke into my premises II
Jackson township. half milo knst Of Phlippl's
'anhcr!, which the owner IL requested Ia take
away aiterpayins damages. Tho Cow Is ,hn,t
three years old. rather large size. white wit,
r"d spockles on hor sides extending farward on
le meek, with red ears, and also rcd apon eli.
hrr slho o. her Taco, but tug from of her face
Swlllte. She now has y1Ylng calf,
ANDREW FERGUSON.
June ], lsG0.-[jw
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wi OF CHRISTOPHER COLI IBUs

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Lost

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The Mountain of Light,
or Medical Protector.

book Of near 300 PAGES, containing full in.
formation of all private diseases, and guido
Tor those who are married or thinking Of mar
riage, viii he sent on receipt OF So cents. This
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALEDN MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN
DEMAND.

The reason why, is that by Natures own
process II restores the natural color pcrma
nenily after the hair becomes gray; supplies
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thre" times II week, 1t viii never fall or be.
come gray; then reader. read the following
and Judge for yourselves:
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SANE MONEY

Those wishing Eavc'Troughs pat up with
wo"lrun's Patent Fastener Ohio hcst now IN
use), win please give us Il call: aud those
wishing thcm PM up on tho old siylo can also
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RARBER sHOP.-The undersigned has re
ID moved his BARRIER SHoP TO the room here.
toiore oocupisd by Mr.. David Adams, where he
will be pleased TO receive the patronage of his
old customers, and as many others as are dis
posed TO favor him In his line.
GEORGE CONAwAY.
FMDLAY, Ohio, March IL, 1859.
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VNO TEACHERs.-TheB Board of School Ex.
l. aminers for Hancock county, will hold a
session for the purpose Of examining Teachers,
At the Union School room, In Findisy, on the
irst Saturday OF January and the irst Satur.
days ofevery month thereafter, commencing at
ten o'clock, u. m, untilfurther notice is given.
JOHN BOWMAN, CLERK.
FispLAY, Jan. !, 1859.
N. b. All applicants will be required to pre-.
sent TO the Examiners certificate signed by
two or more OF their present or previous en-
ployers, giving a satisfactory statement az to
their moral character and fiiithfulness AS
Teachers; or, II they have never taught, one
signed by their Teachers, certifying to their
moral character and studiOus habits.
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NEW YuRK. January G. ISIS.

NEW YORK, january z. ISIS.
Msssns. o. j. WO0p Il 60. - Gentlemen -
Having heard good deal about Prof. Woods
Hair Restorative, and my hair being quite
gray, made NJ my mind 10 lay aside the pre.
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persons, had against all manner fpatcnt med
lc:ncS. and a short time ago ] commenced
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Il trial I'LL they have further proof, aud the
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Ny hair Is now its natural color and much
improved IN appearance every way. being
slOssicr and thicker and much more healthy.
looking. am yours respectfully.
HENRY JENKINS.
Cor. Columbia and Carroll streets,
Hr.... .l..n Z
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LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb. II

LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb, II, 1858.
PRor. WoOp-Dear sir--Your Hair Restcra.
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rnILADELPHIA, Sent. 0, lS5T
PRor, WooD;-Dear sir,-lour Hair Rustura.
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. uaIIy Of the Old Veterans of 1Si2.-rhe OLD
Of 1872 reading in the City and circuujaceat
80 VINO are Of the Union, Of th- Election Of Lin
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MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS NEW WORK
Will Do ready
ON THURSDAY, Nov. i, 1860,
Entitled
THE GOLD BRICK.
THE GOLD BRICK.
The GOLD BRICK.
By Ars ANN s. STEPHENS,
AutheG .f "Fahion a.d Fsnineo "Tbo Old Homestead
"Les. Jewesn "Ruibg Passion" MARY DeE-
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CITY WIDB-AwAKB HEADQUARTERS,
No 639 Broadway. !
Order No. 35--The members OF TIE CITY WIDE
AWAKE CLUB hereby notified to assemble on THIS
ThaIsd.yl EVENING - o'clock in fuD uniform for parade
WI escort the Hon GALUSHA A GROW Of PennsyyaAla
from the Cooper Institute. By tIder of the CommAndsnI
ALLAN RUrhERFORO, I .,5.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON :