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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-08

Read the Decsions Of tho Members of the OHIO State
i1edcher's association. Ibii
The undersigned, members Of the Ohio State Teachers,
Association, adopt and aim to use n teaching writing
ga sPsatlng, the orthography and pronunciation OF
Woicesters Ro,al Qparto Dictionary and we most cor
daily recommend 1t as the most reliable standard au
Bpoker.
LOR.r AsDRsws, President Kenyon College, r.,
M M. LtooFrT, Superintendent GAINESVILLE Schools.
al. y. oowDEay, sup't Public Schools Handusky.
John LYNCH, sup't Public Schools, Crcleville.
o. NJ SAWoRD, Principal Cleveland Female semna.
sofa. ''' i'o'-''' ~ A'''i 'S'~"o'N' '-''-'
Cincinnati. - '-'If7IT = '5I d17 -
Il. 8. MARTIN, sup't Canton Union Schools.
EDWIN kRoAL, Principal McNeely Normal School. y
Eli T. TAPPAH, Prof. Mathematics Ohio University,
WIN. W. EDwARDs Sup't Troy Union School. ~
A. o. HOPKINS, Principal West High School, cleve
NORTON, Associate Principal High School, clsvs
land
THroDoRs STIRLING, Principal High School, clevs
land.
R. r. HuMisroN, Principal Cleveland Institute.
j. A. GARyKLD, President OF Electic Institute, HI
W. L: HARRIS, Prof. of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan,
II. H. barney, Exoemmissloner Of Common Schools
JAMES MomoR, Prof. Rhetoric, oberlIn College.
THos HUI, President Antioch College.
q. w. II. CATHcART, Prof. Mathematics High
School, Dayton. .,.-.tr In s-r |-r
B.. o. CaUMDAueH, Prof. Language, High School
3. NJ. BARRIER, sup't Union Schools, Ashland. ,.'.i.
oes, Professors, AUTHORS and Distin0uishsd EdRod-
tore, haze end0rsed LAe dbOge seatinent,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-08
G WORCESTER'S q"
ROYAL DICTIONARY.
The Latest--.The Largest. The Best.
The Cheapest Because the Best,

Tbe Most Heliabla standard AN.
thority Of the English Language"
Sio Hundred Eminent Eaaoatorsor OHIO,
1.-THE BEST ENGLISH DICTIONARY ExTANT."
p a"D Q g srusy Men BteYsOasre.
.Hee are upwards Of q, Hundred Thousand Words,
wnose muluiarious meanings and derivatons, together
with he correct spelling ard are clearly
set before The ese." -" Tr--i,-,-T IT =,
+'. Cincinnati Commercial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-08
PROF. l.. MlLlER'S
H AIR INvIG0RAT0R
An Effective, Safe and Economical
COMPOUND,

FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
To its original color without dyeing, and preventing
Hair froul turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING Badness,
And curing It, when there the least particle Of vital
or recuperatIve energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUT
And all cutaneous affections Of the Scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR.
Imparting to It an uneqsled gloss and briancy making
soft and silky in its texture and causing il to cu1
readily.
Tbs great celebrity and increasing demand for this
equaed PREPARATION conynces the proprietor that one
trial only necessary to satisfy discerning public Of is
superior qualities over any other preparation In use II
eanses the head and scalp from dandrun and other
euneous diseases causing the hair to grow luxuranty
giving II rch soft glossy and dexibe appearance, sus
also where the hair is looseung and thinning Il will Civ
strength and ggor to the roots and restore the growth
hose parts which have become bald causing II to yield
resh covering Of hair.
There are hundreds OF ladies' and gentlemen in New
York who have had he, hair restored by the use tbs
InvigoratoT, when all other Preparations have failed
NJ. iD his possession letters tnnumerable testiu.
to the above facts from persons Of the highest redseets
bty 1t will eIecualiy prevent the hair from turning
until the latest period OF e and In cases where the haI
has already changed its color the Of the Ilvgoratot
will with certainty to IL to S Ongna hue Civ.
ing 1t q dark glossy appearance, AS perfume for IL
toilet and Hair Restorative 1t Is particularly recon
mended having agreeable fragrance and tne great ia
ciles affords In dressing the hair which, when moist
form so as preserve Its place, whether plar In curl
the great demand for II by the lades as standard
toilet article which ought to be without the prca
p Laces II within the reach OF all, being
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-08
Only Twenty Five Cents

per bottle to be had al 81 respectable Druggias ADi
PertimeH.
l.. MILLER would call the stten ton Of Parents ani
Guardians to the OF his Invgorator In whsis
the ohildrens hair inclnes to be weak. The OF
lays the foundation for good head Of Adir as it
moves any impurities that may have become connect ed
with the scalp the removal OF which Is necessary
for the health Of the child and the future appearance OF
its Hair. .n
oAuTIoN.--None genuine without the fac smile LOUIS
MILLER being on the outer wrapper; also, L, MIL.
LER's HAIR INyIa0RAToR, N. Y, blown Ia tie
glass.
Wholesale Depot, So Dey street, and sold BY all tho
principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the world
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-08
IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steam Between Ireland and America
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY

The following new and magnificent Hrst-classpaidn
wheel Steamships compose the above line
ADRIAT1C, 5,ss5 tons burthen, Capt, J. Mace
Irorra,I, 80 ,ta Co,Iin. H..
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A. Prayer fot the g'iasa rs.

NJ d q
= Bishop McIlvane has issued a Pastoral Let
ter to the Clergy and Laity the Diocese Of
Ohio, on the present alarming condition vf our
country toawhich he appepds "a Prayer for
the Tines" and suggests Tvs uso, nsll occasions
Of public worship, 50 long as to each it may,
SCENE xpedient. 1 IL is as folows:ra tool 1.s..
ALMIGHTY. GOD, Whose eyes behold the
nations, and whose kingdom ruleth over, all,
from WHOM alone oemaths wisdom, and without
whom nothing is holy,y look with1pity we be,
setch. thee Upon our country, threatened at
this time, With grisv5ps divisions and sorrnwsss
We acknowledge that our sins haue deserved
thy wrath. II is because thy compassion hath
net failed thatwe have beenyspareds This day
Spare us yet @ Cord, we beseach thee, and let
not thy mercy depart from us, u. Tire alone is
our refuge. Let us not be brought to confu
sion. Give Us not over to thesweakness of our
own wisdehspof the devi es oiour own evil
hearts. Help US to put away from Us all Bit
terness and wrath and clalnor and evil speak
ing, with all malice. Save the land o Lord,
from internal dissehsions and sstries@ Strength
en- the upion Of our several States In all broth.
erly confederation ana harmony. May peace
and auietnesss flosing kindness, and char,
ity,pieval AMONG alt conditions ot men, and
between ail sections Of ouf. country. fRulesthou
our God and Saviour, in the counsels and Wills
of those to whom, under thee our. safety is es
pecisity conmitted.. Make all Things. work to-
gether for the good Of Thy holy gospel and To
the turning otall hearts to thee, ,he only Help,
andstothy service iheironly blessedness-- -thro'
Himawho liveth and 9feigneth, our only Media.
tor and Advocate, Jesus Christ our Lord. a.
m. Al
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23
THE PEOPLES COOK BOOK 4
VI QUE RAE Gg9KER Y

THE PEOPLES COOK BOOk =
VI UD q RA G99KER Y
I - In all its Bra nciics, -.
RY sSELTZ ACTON.
REVISED BY. MRS. 5. }. II ALE.
/ t1e ellis Yotf How 10 chonss slfkin,ls Of Meats,
80 Poultry. and Ga;Re. with all the va.
W ri0as and nIssi RppFsVed modes OF
dressing and cooking Beefan Pork;
also the lest md SIMPLEST way OF
sailing, p.ekhng and curing the
same.
Il Tells You All the various and most approved
modes sf dressing. cooking aad ho
ming Mutton Lamb Veal, Poultry
and. Game Of all kinds With the
"a different Dressings. Gravies, and
Stithnes appropriate 10 euch.s
II Tells You How 70 choose, clean. and preserve
Fish Of all kinds and how tn sweet
6 eii t~lien rainted ;also al the va
a- rious and most approved modes OF.
-sF ' cooking. with the diiFereHt Dress
ss lngs. Sauces and Fiavofings apprp.
s ~ pirate tn each - @ r-s
ttTeIls You AIIthe various and most approved
~ modes Of preparing over fifty diff r.
r n'kinds Of Ment Fish, Fowl, Game
ir5 @a and Vegetable Soups, Broths and
@ r Stews, with III teiishes and sea
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1t Tells You All the various and most approved
Z ts HE modes Of cooking Veqe tables ofev-
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L Pick les Catsups and Gurrieso all
Hi kinds, Potted Meats, Fish, 6ame.
pa @ Mushrooms. &c ez-ss.ls- - -ar
1t Tells You All the various and most approved
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Puddings Omeetes. frit,ers, cakes
confectionery, Preserves, Jelies,
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.F' tian. -.# #
II Tells You All the various and most approved
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Mullins and Biscuit. t.4e best me-
thod OF preparing Coffee Chocolate
and Tea, and how TO make Syrups
Cordihls, and Wines Of various
kinds 1tr gHFa EE54
IL Tells You How to set out and ornament Ia
--.t.- p bic, how to carve all kinds OF Fish
{ wee s7 Flesh or Fowl, and in short. how to
simplify the who e Art of Cooking
7 EG@ 1Es@ hs TO bring The choicet luxunes Of
+ ~. sen The tahe within everybody reach
The book con aims 4l8 pages and upwards OF
iwelve hundred Recipes, all Of which are the re.
suits of actual experience, having been fully and
caretuily tested under the personal superren,
dence OF the writer's. 1t is printed in clear and
open type. is illustrated with appropriate engra-
wings. and will be forwarded to any address neatly
bound, and postage paid on receipt OF lilo price
81 90 or in cloth, extra, 81 ,25. ..,.
aAEa8 $1,000 A YEAR -
can be inade by enerprsing men everywhere, in
Sc ling the above work, as our inducements TO all
such are very liberal. gtH .faH%F E.sqA
For single. copies ofthc Book, or for torm- to
agents, with other Information apply to OF address
al vg JOHN Z. POTTER Publisher,
...a, No. 6l7 SAMSON Street. Philadelphia Pa.
Nov g. '60-ly y, ...1 ~" .@ 9f
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KEEP PosrEp, In these excitying times,
everybody wants to be posted In order to do
so go to Ianna's Hv keeps tor sale inaddition
to4he-Dhly Papers. the'New York Herald
New York Tribnnrp Forney's Press, New York
Post, and all the late news, whichhea receives
by Express, being several days in advance Of
the mails Also the aGadz papers, ,ssoa' e
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23

1 0CsrFhe peculiarities@ofth female constitt-
tion and the various trials to which the sex is
subjected, demand an occasional recourse to
stmulants. 1t iS important, however, that
these shall be, ofa harmless nature, and at the
same time accomplish the desired end. Hostel
ter,s Ceiebrated Stomach RitterS is the very ar
ticle Its effects in all cases Of debility are al
most magical. 1t restores the tones Of the dl
gestive organs, infasea fresh vitality in the
whole system, and gives that cheerfullness to
the temperament which is the most valuable of
feminine attractions The propretors feel fiat
tered from the fact that many Of the most
prominent medical gentlemen in the Union
have bestowed encominms upon the BitterS,
the,yirtues ofwhch they have frequently tt,St-
counterfeits offered for sale, all Of which are
destitute of merit, and positively injurious to
the SVsteyn gsa5AJa: ra4rFErz.t Isl u,.t
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arAt the pslnoeratile lnesling he'd on last
2 Alie.he,,y5 Cnttie yl:srket.

On the 18th inst, beeves sold in the Ale
gheny Cattle Market at prices ranging from to
4 cts. par lb gross Sheep from 3k to Acts
per lb. gross. Hogs, from $3.50 to 1850 per
100 Tbs. gross yyfhs~sg qa a-estres 4..5i 81.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23
: stoves. i,oe n r,n and copper ware. "a

St0Ves, Fth HsEN SOPVEFr w WHFe' r.
We direct attentionato acknowledgement of
our friend JAS. NJ Paul in to days Ssatihei.--1
He has full and complete assortment Of all
kinds Of Stoves, Sheet sfrou, sfin and Copper
Ware When you need any thing in his, line
be sure and give him a CALL and we will go
your security that you viii get the worth Of
your money! 7""g 'e.r, 6; d, d1e~5 u ot,.rB nj
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23

GJ-Arther's Home Magazine for February
is already on our tab'e,l It is an excellent
number. We consider Arthur's the best 81
magazine published, Terms-Qne copy 81,
two copies SO; three copies 81; and four copies
S5. Address I.s. Arthur 4 Co, S23 Wal.
nut Street Philadelphia. ,orei' 'a'aia.' eaa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23

G5-Mcl.ean'sa strengthening Cordial is re
ceVing the unanimous Recommendation of the
Press, not onIy'of St" Louis, bun all over the
country, This remedy is evidently the result
o. close observation ind study. Wherever IL
has been used it has been recommended with
the highest entoniums of praise. Persons can
have conception offs efficacy, without giving
1T y trial Once more we'warmly recommend
this remedy as asuperor Tonic and Alternative,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23

vDIRTItERIA. All persons afflicted with or
threatet ed with that dread lul disease known as
diptheria, are referred to the advertisement Of
of DR.. Hughes, Wheeling. The Mtelbg@eer OF
that city, says .,t r-.na .....
We CALI attention to the advertisement uf
Dr, Hughes, in this days paper. The Doctor
has been very successful in the treatment ofthis
terrible disease, ard we cheerfully recommend
him TO all in need Of his professional services.
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76IF Whenyou want to purchase Sewing
Machine, remember that Strattoh Is agent for
the best sewing machine in the country. See
bisaca "a shgss nsr se ashanti s, g~rfnfe Hsei e
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23
sg5E5eEl HStT53saT Yf4Eg ErEWF lHlEar Z
Or Hanna has lots of Valentines

'0J-3 There has been no exciting news during
the past week. Congress has done but little.--
Everything seems to be alta stantlf point, What
the future will be God only knows. AseSents
transpre we shall inform our freadersr Q Tapf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23
If0od Yasiaes,aad RIond pal.s.
-s pgs. Roi,AGK,s

--. N1-'-=ss+ = v'-ss -
---f+s pR. R O Il 4 CEk'S - a
81 AS DlNAV1AN REMEDIES. -
Whom Dr. Rofaek, It celebrated Swedish Php--sf
IN lie United siarss ae sci pph npIay guaa.,s
ibrir curative prapfrtiek Ia was Years ngo.--'f
The task OF Recommending Them has since been
takenont ,ot his handa. E1Hiahienrd men whose
charaeterfer sound iudgrqrnt and philosophy. gives
'helr apirior7 weight igsthe eapm97iivs men who
observe reject, mud make Assurance doIblF sure
before theydcci5e-rarc ,every'ehete apFrGydHg and
nrgiag tle use Of these wonderful Preprr tons, 7,s
Al who caphde n1he wisdom aad honesty Of tllis
class, Or who chose 70 lsesgaie .s for themselves
Elr Rubaek invites the Attention Of Tie sick 10,
the - -
Hs 0RiGiNALt.ETTERS.
Tom .9em4ers q the Eediea'Eprofessious Editors
pf PHhie lonFnals. wal kR wa Merchants and Far
Hors and LADIES' af the naaestr rsspee tabiity Civ
ing aeeoupts ofe raordiaafy etres wepnght hE hs
e medies, OF which enres fhev Themselves were y
Ef heWlIS kSsEsS..a
These parties ma ' be consulted personal yorhE
tose who nave any doubt u9on thf sHhect 8Ths
evide"ce IN the possession otbr Robaek, whichis,
ata6i tmesasccssioIe to the pablie establishes ihs
following sa a@ @+
fSt{iS; Ss-. ff q
haf me head Further and Blood Pgiis have beers
proved By m'aiysis to ..gs9 - pre- sste ess'et
NJ, CON tAis NO MlNERVI.; 80 -sas
hat they cure tue uhnnstuuiversai complainf q sf
MD uaerf'nG certainly and.ln very short times
nst eler all other medicines have proved useesFs
they FeleYe+ r,s,.,,,, @a2ss~2 ga
htV VEtt,CsaieLatNTS
aSa rest ore the tfsaltl and sEengthet tbo sRFsrer
i tss ss D.. f,,,,4, as ssaz}af-g8
SICK FEMALES, esg@s gsg
who bay, "aspisAed for years in he epessa,Fent :
nrSs ' ana nefp9ndenc9 temperate wlfgreat rapid@
i'y 'MAer lhetr inVlgoraiing operation thatAI
sexual removedh hy their aerdialaad
eehty st,lnqiatiIS pfapegiies net they recruit
el on =, Ihhnn GpNo IItU T!ttNS,
move yer fhsY may nave oeon trfed with and abus
ed mat tnelr direct tendency s lengthenh fesani
render !. en"ynoe: nat oprrstiTg dnectyupon
| the poison ol dssase u the blood .thay ssMk3
- IAuSb SUN 10 HEAL,
una qscnatge IRON the system every Set6f
ula' "he'ne e M ~ iifreaaary m @ or olhrrwse Ihasahey
4 KECRtiI - III EaDEBlL =. u ! ArED, -
fno at tneTq y ne disease g the stomach ant
boweis, lne ver, ING nervors system, the ski.is
elands or nt9sc.es; I arising from Impurities oF
1os s.fneIions o. te oiooa or secreiqns IN which
lhey 40 90 NOT give prompt reiet and, NJ ndminisr
erea before ie very ;ltade o. lie las been lnva4
oeG3 erect P0iliess ana perfect cure. ~.
p, neaf n m.nd tnat ts 9sandcay.an Vegetabsc
f'ood lis are endorseby the egpef Ifce ol thous
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4 't. ''.F lhr0nt, SerV0US DEBILITY, and
/ all diseases of the Throat, Breast and Lungs.
The most remarkable cures on record Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry cured Edward
Hampson 6 Germantown Road opposite 4th. of tio-
lent Cough, great wa sting oftlesh; could not stand
or lay with any comfort Works ar George Swee.
nep's Pottery, Ridge Road below Wallace
/ Swayne's Wild Cherry cured Mrs. A DowIer,
No, 1922 Melon street oa severe Cough, pains in
he Side and Breast. OF fivemonths standing
Swayne's Wild Cherry cured Ezekial 1h0mns,
near PFpnixville. tomely OF Philadelphia, ofNight
Swcats, terrible Cough, Short Breath-his whole
system very much proslfated. Thrfe en- years
Ihave el1rsed, and he still retains his health n
7Swaynes Wild Cherry cured Robert Marshal OF
Reading, Pa. OF aneggroVated Sore Throat OF sew
Grul months standlng. @"a
. Swaynes Wild Cierev cured the wife of Mr.
Dehhrt- 95 East Penn street, Reading Firmly be.
ieee IL saved her life. She was far gone in Con.
Sumption, and after its use recovered entirely
Mr.. 5. 5 Stevns, Druggis Of Reading, whose ver-
acity 10 ore can DOUBT, will testify TO the above
two cures, as the ntdicine was purchased from
him #E cen rs -f.'@n "5f ~t i AZ .s@.& LIZA "a
1 Swayno's Will Cherry cured Margaret, wife OF
William Alexander, Middictown township, Del
aware county, ia ,of confirmed consumption, bad
consh, Blood Splitting. no oappeito, and great de-
biity--was attended by three physicians. A the
time of her sickness she hved in Norristown, Pa
and Turchesed the medicine of Dr. Semmer, WIN
was our agent at that time. This was in l6i7.
The very many CUES performedby
+ Es. SFSA VS.
Compound syrup of wild Cherry
Way be accounted Tor III consequence Of the great
lex pei ience he Ir Swaynel has passed through in
connection with Hospitals, Aims Houses. aud the
various Medical lns tituons, where all manner and
torms OF Iisense were seen. aud the different
modes OF treatment pfaGticed, besid eS many years
8ol laborious practice, which must satisfy all that
it sGot sents as many incidence are, hooadcast to
/ the world, by persons who are totally ignorant OF
the injury they may be doing. having no Knowledge
bot The effect Hodus operandi Oh The ingredent
com yonnded, or their inconlpalibility to each OF
sW;syne's ssl rs;s RS3riiia t& Tar Pills
Sugar Coated - Cure ttosliveness, Heartburn
Headacho, arising iremdisotdered stomach, Nan.
seas iRdlgestion, pain in and morbid inucioD OF
the BGwols. fIatueney, boss of Appetite, Jaundice
Ses NO pulls seemsto give such universal salts
Prepared only by Dr. II. Swayne K Son, No.
North Seventh street, above M Market, Fhiudel pha
sold by dealers in Medicine everywhere.
RssHpIi3 by N. A. HANNA, Periodical dealer,
Agent Tor Cadi2, Ohio ssa aaA
EsEtaV Al 60 lu =4..-s- Il.
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Harrison C.unty Btb.e society.


Harrison County Bth!e sccic:y.
gThe pnnual meetings of the following Branch
BiblefSscietesin in Harrison County will take place
~ &stH S8 TA|tttN -1 EfAEe 4asuT1 Ei rt4t
- p'"Y"ft Vaeea71 at@5tEyai rr $50 A z.s, ~ 8,
Greene Township BihIeSociety, ataI,eech Springs
Pfesbytel an chuieh. .Fridoy, Jandaty 2sth, at /
oc'o a. ths = 2a"WFFli l@ug#tt44 sas ..laA
hreher Eible Society at Hiues School house,
1uesday, ebrualy :, at io14 o'cp;h. .- .s...r
Rumey Bible Society at NJ f. Church in New
RuInley Sabbath, Febfaafys lothtat loh O'Clock
.G.German Rible sociey at the United Pfesbyter;
ian GehNrch Jefferson, ,Monlay, FEBRUARY 18th, At
lSfS eeioek.sea sasa@t 1@a Fa.HAfsg H#a ags
Addresses will be delivered at all the above
mssiihes and q gen ral attendance is reqneste a
., Vi .&1o@ VIM, PATTERSON, Agsnt =, 3,
r7gss1 ts4sFlea Harrison County bible Society.
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Notice. y,

Those our subscribers who receive the PRES
entnumbsr oil this paper with au Y marked
upon the wrapper or fmargin Of the paper, Will
understand thatit means we desire they should
pay rs some money. HWe,areiin great need.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the ihd ,fsfgn4d
has been duly appointed 4Adrnnistsn,ortot the Els
tple OF Thomas u. Crimes, iate OF tie County ot
HarTsoRs sSta;esof Ohio, deceased.F A6s
~H, . NJ HENRY BOYLES.
january, l6, lS6l=3t. 81 4ttJ - z FGtfI 4EE9
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GEOESsE1 y syaLstsN lusLl.ssg,

sC4iDiA Oif40S atsN a## Rkt
M ANUFAcl UiSE and have copgmntly for snle
IN at cur WoXh9use, ne Or ihe, Depot, tvuAle
,Eatra talnily atld Extra SUPER FL0Bk from
good sound Wheat Our Flour ~ Watyanied
fresh t1rcuni aud VflEe very tesl qlaifly. Corn.
meal, Mill Feed aud btah sold at low iigHfes in
qlantities 10 suit purchasers. ''t
Custom Work done witl aispalch, and satislac-
7tioh Warranted .Fsag ssGEUkGEeSssvila. M SON
-AprIl2a. $50 "a -A- A--A-L w 3 @A
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lt.y-MAnYs. dan,hter Of jos. and Elizat

ftJ-MApT, daushtet Of jos and Elizabeth
Williams OF Indiana. aged eight years, died at
the residence Of Mordecai Stubbins, in this
place, on the, 18th inst, Of typhoid lever, She
was on visit tohor grand mother, Mrs Stub
bins. in fsF,is17.1 - - ss--4s =. AZ ,
s0yAtthe Denocratie meeting held on last
Saturday, the following persons were appoint;
eddelegates to the State Convention to bs held
in Columbus to day -. s.'zr ,i3 81, .., o, g.
Delegates John S. Pearce, c., N Allenf j.
J.sRea. sAlternates-J. B. Jamlson s. Hedges.
Jr.T9Jas Elrick. as is assaeo,ieT ~ srr8. .1t