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70 amend an act entitled ''an act to pro vide for
the orgarizution 4efscties and Incorporated val :;
lages,r passed May B, 1882 .,Af tBE ls.,Iq,,
Sec / Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State Of Ohio, That section twenty three
OF "an uct 70 provide for the anizntdn Of lilies
and Incorporated vilageS,r passed MAY 8. 3.da52g
be so amended as to read asollows Sec 25. They
shalt have power to regulate the burial OF The
dead; ta provide without the limits OF tie corpora
tion, places for the ihterhnent Of the dead aud 10
|eliact and enforce such ordinances as shall be ne
cessat tor the Improvement and protection of sa id
places OF Intermept,aad u preyent any such in
terment within such limits, ard to carry into effect
any Prohibition against intermgnts within the lin.
its of the corpora tion, may not only impose proper
fines and penalties, but siaH also have power to
cause any hndy inferred c0Htrary'toi sucInprohibi
lions, TO be taken up and buried without the tnlits
OF the corporation, ,r.s8 .tt at L.,s. .gg.5..gr4 M
SOC, o That The original section twenty. three
aforesaid, BE- and the came is hereby rcpeaied wa
"''#' '." f-td .AtFt nl >. W sGLL5)N, Z B.
Speaker, pro tenn OF the House ftep esent tatiyes
. .rHaI si .! afu M ARI IN WFl.Kt. !, ar
I'D ri l..IAlgs. aa President ut the Senate,
March 80, 1859
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'Am Excellent scrn,o n.


- Wehage no apology to offer to our readers,
aor will We need to give any, for the space oc,
cupied with the excellent sermod Of Rev. Van
Dyke, Of the Old School, PRESBYTERIAN Church,
at Brooklyn, New York, in to,day's Sentinel. ID
IS one fthe best things We ever published
We ewantall our subscribers to give tia careful
reading; and When they are done reading it, to
hand ito !heir republican neighbor and induce
him to read. five were able to stand the ex-
pehse, we would have it printed in pamphlet
form, and copy placed in the hands of every
man in the country. But that we are not able
to do, and.must depend on our subscribers giV.
ing it a general rilcheulatioa- lfGl aaEgHg TzFz
But in order to get it more generally circu-
ta'ed, we will make this proposition to our
ncishbors Of the RsP.Rlicqn; If they will pub,
lish the sermon in days Sentinel in full in
the Repb1icaa, wewill publish in full the late
speech Of Senator Seward in the US. Senate.
What say You, gentlemen? Let your readers
have both sides ofthe question, ss.s1.as s,ga
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Legal Notice.


Robert Meafs 81 g IN the court of com non
,f1afai- Va sFat ln5r} pleas Of Harrison county
Thomas 'Fomiusenz l3Ohio MS "A t..s a.. "a
!. he hers of said Tbomns. TomIinson now de-
ceased, 10 vii; ElizaGeth, ihlermarrttd with Ro.
bert Green, John Iorhlinson. Alba 'romiinsor,
Thomas b Tominson, Esalnie1 interma rried
with DR.. ----- McGoIlpugh, Sarah Tonllinscn,
Mary Jane Tomlnson. Melissa lomlipsop, M arr
tha Eom inson, Anna Stacla Tomhnson, Hettu
1omlinsQn, Laura 'iomlinson and Harriet Tom
linson VIII take notice, that on the 9Th day Of
May, 1860 the said plaintiff filed his petition
against said Thomas Tomlinson in said court OF
conr' on pleas. the object of which petition, isto
obtain a specific performances Of a written con
tract between said plaintiff and deienlaut, dated
May Is, l85i.f tbe sale o the pahtiH of ab0ut
one acre and 'twent perches Of land, 1heng part
OF the b, quarter OF section 23, in to wnahip 10
and range of the Steuhenville, Land District
and lying opposite the Station House at the Caliz
Junction, in said county. THE petIton alleges the
full payment Of the consideration money FOR said
o aid prhys an order Tor tht execution ola deed
for said premises The paintiff The bboye pa,
med heirs are iuaher notified, that at the Noyem-
her term 1860 of said court of cpmnon pleas, the
death of said Thomas romlnson was sugge Ated,
and an order made by said court IN It said action
stand revived against the heirs of the said 'lhhm-
as fomhnson. ou are there etere requifed Ito up.
pear on or before the 4th day OF March, F36 6,, and
show cause, il any you have, why said action
shou Id not stand re vi7ed against you, S8
s Et M. ESiEf, Att'y Tor Plafntiib
Ianua nv O. lH61- 6ty 7. H.
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beEaslGafiam sa,.d Flight of thG State
( .ts Tfea SsRs.psa of 19s5caigas. -

.
The late Republican State Treasurer Of Mich
igan,. Mre John Mckinney has, proved to be a
defanlier or upward Of one huad rcd and thr-
iy-iour thousand dollars, and has betaken. him
Felfte figh4. Severn leaaipg iReppb cans are
implicated with Mckinney in the ,euibezzte
mcnt. g,lp someaof its features. Ibis ,M chigan
defaieaiiqn is similar to that Of the Ate Repub
lican State Treasurer Of the State ofsIQines
and that etsBreslin and Gibson sel Ohio, They
are all alikeastoHbe embez clement, aud are
similar 10 some of the side infringement Of lnr
terested parties Guva Wisnerafol Michigan,
certified that Mckinney was .as honest o. man
as ever liredH' and he did that at allme when
Nc klnney unaef streRg saspciops Of ma
king improper l5e of The Public8 fluids, : This
same Wisneroi his late relirng message, to
the Legislature,l proclaimed biz hostility A. the
repeal Of the, Personal Liberty laws oC lhat
STATE iand IRE onmentsa slorse against South
Carolina. No, woltder there WAS stealing un-
der his admins ~Lassoetea Demeetat.l,
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Obtaining yoses Under False Pre-

n q gt 81 ten@eS. fqsEfsss - q r4 ga4, /
It's now certain that Mr.. Lincoln has not
only appointed Ssward to the CHIEF place in his
cabinet, but that Chase il also togbe there,if he
will accept. This shows the lfaithlessness OF
ineeln to that portion Of 'he people Of the
North who voted for bin. but Recommendation
ally, hostile to Sewardsand Chase. so general
and wsll known was this hostility, that the
Republican candidates. Tor Governor Of Penn
sylyania and lndiina went to the Chicago coa-
yentjen AID warned thai body t at the vote, Of
Beither OF these States could be carried unless
some man not knownto he as objectionable Rs
Seward o. Cbass was plaes d in nomination. 1t
was these Representations that defeated Sew
ard and gave Lincoln tie nomination Hrs
contempt for th9se who supported him in. the
BELLE. that h. d Sfered from Seward and Chase,
is shown by ths very first act VI his admnjstra,
tion.--NsWaik 4tie0cate, ATTAIN .E fem IL srg
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7 Twenty MihLons or DoLBARs SavEp-Mr
SpaliItmg has sod two millions of bottles rof hi,
celebI Iated Prepared Glue and it is estimated tha
each hoileasaSss at leastfen shihrsw worth of bro
millions d Dollars reclaimed from total lJss ~
itsls valuable inyentian, Having made bis tilhea
1oasehod word, he now, proposes 70 do the world
stl gteater service by curing all The aching heads
his Glue, Headaches will soon yanish AWAY like
snow in July. )a4 4 tgaT
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GFN Not getting TO loaf in the ?. 0. during
Lincoln's administration, so disappointed that
lengthy piece of conceit, who does up The locals
of ye Free Press, as to cause him to throw out
his spite on the republicans Of his township
over our shoulders, Don't take it so hard, my
dear fcilowa You know you did not come out
for Lincoln for nothing, and then to get so aw.
fully disappointed is rather stingihg to a person
Of your calibre; but you will have to grin and
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Umio,, Meeting ,..l ,ste.benviIIe.

ltgives us great pleasure to publish the pro-
ceedings Of the Union Meeting held in Steuben
vile on the 18th inst. 1t also gives us great
pleasure 10 state that a large majority Of the
officers, and committee men and those who
participated in the meeting were republicans.
If republicans were actuated by the same mo-
tives every where, it would not be long before
our beloved country would again be blessed with
peace 1t rejoices US to see such a spirit o
conservatism. God grant that the same spirit
that peraded at the Steubenyille meeting would
extend all over the 2le district; and not only
over the district, but would reach our member
at Washington, who seems to be opposed to any
concession or compromise. Read the proceed
ings. ti.a r, iiBH ys1f. rs ba t4r..5 o.
We copy, as will be seen from the Herald,
the only Republican organ in thatcounty, whose
editor it. will be noticed, was one Of the com :
mittee on resolutions. rBl ta Ena ,srg'l 3-e-
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4&a8887b$5& a@5R@aB%R.# % sg.A zs1a nesR
&SyOYer excitement, md the mental care and
anxiety incidentto Close tentIon to business or
Study. are among the numerous canses of Der,
yons Headache. lhee isvrdefnd stateo mind and
body incident, TO tins distressing complaint is ia
Ita blow to all energy and ambition sufferers by
This disorder can always obtain speedy relielsirom
those distressing attacks by using one of the Ce-
!phac Pills Whenever the symptoms appear "a IL
quiets the ogertasked brain, ,snd soothes the stFan
led and jarring nerves, and reaxes the tension oil
slhe stomach ~ifch afway ssaaeeoiapanies and ag-
gravatesilhe dlsefdered ,coLdtiln oi the b, ain,
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0I.ylh the u. 5. Senate, on Wednesday, the
Crittenden amendments were defeated, every
republican Senator voting for substitute de.
claling the present constitution sufficient =
Several Senator's from the Cotton States refus.
ed to vote on the substitute ptcferring to leave
the Republican Senators to decide the Question
as they pleased l-...... ...-'.t, r.. 1870
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lMPUpENcE.-To hear men who denounc-
ed that old hero, Gen. jackson, in every con
celvsbie manner, during his life time, now max
ing use Of all kinds ofpersonal praise about him
A black republicans impudence has no paral-
lei. They talk, about preserving lhe Union,
when they have been doing everything in their
power to destroy It. 5f 1 IEt lsy
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GJ1It is reported from Washington, thai
Jeff Davis has written to GOV. Pickens urg-
ing that the interruption to sending supplies
to Majar Anderson shall cease, and that this
letter was endorsed by Senator Hunter, The
policy ofthese Senators isrfor the Sehth the Sc.
cede peaceably, and when the Secession is COM
plete then TO ACT as their safety may dictate. =
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~ a.& aes. ,TDsep@M 8alA s5stsg ,sFszss,F ssssa
d, BRIDGET - Missus wants you TO send her BOX Of
Cephahc Glue. no bottle Of Prepared Pls-but
l'u thinking 'thatsnutjust her; but perhaps
we ~ be aither knowing what it isl Ye see she's
nigh dead and gone with the sick he ad ae he, and
wants some more OF tina same that relaiyed her
Druggist.-You mean Spaldiug IS Cephaiic Piis,
Bridget Il ch! now and you We sedsit, hefessf
the qnarther and give The Pllla aud don't be ALI
day about It. al tler.------.- .~-..---- ----
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1nepssccis,asosl nf ~ COS.

This article is now very 10 v, and oil the 9th
reproductions ufiaaricuitpfe are more or less
depreriatea To this cityno weollIas been sold
since onr last narmber was issued, norscouldIit it
he forced onst The maiketievenein moderate qnan-
titles, without a lossaof from Ii iol5 cents o
pound AS thisstste Of things exists oaly in
consequence cftle political movements of Che
day,when reasoniogcehor ,rptums, anychange
mast inowiabi be fursitlie. sbotters4- CgcmIand
Wool GroQG.
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..o5-We find a desperate anxiety, among a
certain class Of Republicans to oconvert the A.
merioah Unioninto a Military d Despotis,n. .---s
f'hey are opposed to Keeping the Union togeth.
Ter ty the force, ol mutual interest and recpro.,
|cab affection, but desire TO- naiataip thy a.
staHdi ing army. a9aasi gvm'aEj-a7 sds l,ns % 81
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James Henry's Estate.

aNOTtoE is hereby gfvf6 that the Undersigned
has been diily appoifted and fafihed as Executor
Of iIei In sta Willfand estamelt of James Henry,
late 'eftarrlson oonhtyS Ono, o,deceaSe1s AL pei,
m ~ N JAMES * lRKPA fBfCK., 'lls g
La . H. IA .sl4atA -.
0 ~ sNg'- a. NJ ftaisinsfl ip ahali saqe,p, boxes
Pam sgfaap English WaaRis, & - s.s,,, ~ ~
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cndfz RmtT St"ud -.v,i,nc Pob,r

The. eaIs aeosss9d aHiyes At Cadiz every day,
! Leave al sou 4 NJ $50 A. VI aud $50 p. M
4, Arrive at s-05 A. NJ fI1i5 A M and s-O5P NJ.
TIE 6aoJ A NJ aud 5-sD T. N. ihains make con-
necIibns at the Junction With trains going West.
iipps al the lpnet tioR with trains going East.
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M I S GEL L ANEOUs.

'rHE AAAIs sNsrIox on LAEaeAsss There 4. !.
srewi ng lsls,ea aeI in ihis ess appropriate the
most exnressive words ofpthar langnnqes' and AZ.
'sr awhile % Incorporate ihem into our own. ,hn.
tbs word cerhalie, which IS ffnnl the Greek s;
nj vine of the bead = ts pow becoming non -.
lied in eonnec,ion with Mr. spAlding s great Head.
ache remedy b.fit will soon De used in more
genirsi waF,S and the word Ccphalic will become
as common Eleetroiype and many others whose
distinction as foreign word has been worn away
by common usage until they seem native and 10
the manor born"
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US. lfwe were sure OF a peaceful solution, at
whaieveHpecuniary or social sacrifice, we would
not feel so deeply nor speak SO earnestly But
who KNOWS ihat i viii be peaceiglR Where is
he surgeon who can sever even one rnemder
rom his body politic witheut the Shedding a
blool? Where IS the salesman OF poliiical
ecoaomist who vii um'ertake to control lhe
particS,of direct theinlu slrial interests ofany
one State, amid tie cuu>ion and alarm Of dsSo-
ntinn: let us not deceive ourselves. The
chaSm before Us is a yawning abyss, into whose
depths, no eye i'lt u 5d, ) can penetrate. Other
men may cry "Wto'S afraid" and whistle 10
Keep courage NJ; hut confess INV fears. Thro
hc curtain ,ha. Is about 10 rise, | see shadows
al which the horruT Of great dat kneSS settles
down upon ny spirit ard the hair nf my flesh
stands up LIT us anr-ai 10 The God of peace
m whose lrind' Hre 5he hsarrS ut ;tii men, 10
raspel tho tearal yiSicn toin'iiSe his loving spr
II INTO ouf natuYtsl coancds, IA give ouE1lul he
men the iuseknes; oi ASislpms aud 20 biad the
heHts oi al 1.-the l,apple once morc IN the b nds
oS hSothel " klHlueSS. l-sllE 81 rEs I.U SIS -e
sut if we Nw6hdl haves these snpp catinIls
ar,S'srr9a, AdtuS pF We our faith byour %erks;
q H. tlie beam aat ofan'Uwa eve sand Obeythe
twe-l0ld precept sofike text;H "rhese things
teadh ar'd7exerJ and ifans nan teach Uther-
vie, from surh Withdraw tagselfH g Tss5 sg
f ---aA---D &-s-- e. ..r1g lar
or. , Sha SiieswIaassFnI rails FhiI-
-a-7s adclsSsIta LetIsr ri'l h-E
lion. John Sherip1n, Of ohio, III recent let
;er 10 pb;laasl,gfia Dinner Con ,n,ttee refers
Eto wbstbc regdrI nni,,>t co,rpIaInts Of the
Sanih and s,gies n inns of f,iu,c5b that
here i no persor,l liberty b1L bsexi xistence in
Ohio, Tbs Honorable gentleman took care to
snnnreSs 4 material portion Of the trath. lie
toot care not 10 STATE me mel that tie parfy Of
which he is an accredited leader pkced one OF
these falsely stvled perSonaIlhertv Bills on the
Ohio Statute Book in 1856 and that Il renal in
ed there until The Democratic party aconirea a
majority in the Legislature and repealvd the
tinigpifGnss law l,y 4 Strict snarty vote in the
spriny Of 1888. lie alsa omitted 20 state that
in the Legislature Of 1sGoahis party beire a
cain in tle majority. an. effort was made 10 re
enact Personal Iiie1ty bill. and tb,,t this as
not \, n,,,,t,tad bv tbe Godv orbis rarty hut bv
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Ohio Legislature.

We have read the proceedings Of the Legis-
latuFe during the past week carefully, and We
can find nothing in them that are worth pub
fishing, They have,not vet got to work. ga.
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@ .
/ In Che, year 1S43, Rev. Walttr Cotton, (tbe
subsequent biographer Of Henry Clay, y was en-
gagged in the preparation of various political
tracts on the exciting topics Of the day. On
the ID Of Septcmber,in that year, Mr.. Clay
wrote asking MIR. Cotton to prepare "a tract de.
gotedto Slaeergand giving the points on which
he should srecially dwell TIE following is
one Of the paragraphs rom Mr.. Clsy's letter:
,rShow the origin Of slavery, trace its, intro.
duction to The Bli,ish Government; show how
it's disposed Of by The Federal Constitution;
that it is-left exclusively. to the States, except
in regard to lpgitiyes, dre;t taxes and repre-,
sentatIon. Sipa0 hat, Tie qqitatioa ,of7 Me ques.
tion n the tree States 1uN desboy, an harmony,
and finally rad " to DIsUSIoS perpetual mar,
the EzTERMINATIoN Of he AfGaa 1ace--ulti,,
mute MILITARY DEsPoTIsM, - f.--....ls-
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. q : = IS
slaH The "sixtIa seal" be Opened!
7 In adiscussion which arose in the House
Committee Of Thirty Three, some days since,
the Chairman, Mr.. Uorwin,g is reported TO have
said: The ps0p'e must agree, 70 some terms. OF
behold the opening Of the Sietb tSeaLn By tur-
ming tolsevelations, chapteroVI, 18th to 17th
verses incluslTe, the reader willifnd the follow.
ipg,, ipg,, asthe dread Tread alternative presented BY Mr..
oorwin;}1lA & iieaI go Sss1 sffge6g ehp1i
sieAHdsl behed when he had opened the sixth
sea, ,aud, lo,ltbere was agteat earthquake and
the sun becalne blstck k as saek-cloth OF bar, and
the moon became as blood; sstlysas Iss gs, M
IRA nd the stars of'heaven fell unto the earth,
even ssaEfg tree casteth her uatimely figs,
when she Is shaken el mighty wind; VI d WI
aSAndathe heaven departed as scroll when ii
is rolleditogether and every mountain and is.
land weregrnoyed out OF theirplaceS; a1ga e.i
apAnd the kings Of the earth. and the great
mens and the richsmen, and the chief captains,
and the mighty men and every bond man, and
free man, hidthelnselg in the d. ps and the
rocks OF the, ,mountaips;4. ,,,n,Ao,,z. !, D,
aAnd said To- the mountains and rocks, Fall
on lis, and hid rs frein the lace Of him that sit,
tsth on the throne. and lromsthe vrath of the
L@lnb;ijli bid 6asNs gsis YH1 a. 6aisaaaIhai hJfA
s"suFstbe great day Of his wrath is come, and
who Shall be able to stand.''
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Send for Circular.

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3 Prior TO Mr. Ilowe's Invention, phtered in 1916,
all attempts to adept mac hinery, to- sewing had
proved abqrtive. HTS isihe basis Of all success;
tul mach es ! heir diHegences, however. are
marked and important The COMMITTEES Of the
American institute classified them accordi6g 10
the stitch made and tht purpose which the. m a.
chine be applied, in four classes, ls, 2id Sd
and ath clsssihcs tion indicating the general or
der OF merltand Importance. -r n4,t.s q e,, -,
Class LIST, includes the lock stitch machine for
family use, and Tor manufacturers in the same
range @oi purpose and ma terial3 glie Comniiuee
hasassigned ibis class the highest mix, on c.
coun tot theT 'elaclty. parmanenee, beauty, and
general desiraheness OF he stitching when dope,n
and The wide range Of Us apFlica ton. At, The
head OF this class lhey place the Wheeler 4 vii!
son Machine, aud awarti il The highest premium
This has beenth I'M ltarm award for This smachine
throughtntahe country for several years, aRd we
lhink nodisinlerested person will dispute Its JUS
tce and propriety pr
. Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines took the
first pfeminm d, ths late Harrison 'ounty FAIR
H G. Ma Tin is agent fpr,the sale OF the above
named machines in the counties OF Harrison, Jet.
aefson,i!, Carroll Tpscarawas, Guernsey. Belmont
and Monroe. " ' .''. ~
October 81, 1850 -3m se Hft.i sE5- i7el g7er 81'
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y Y ~ MI. holt, was. .conHraed, AZ sfcretsr D
War, by vote Of yeas 38, nays l3.
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Union Meeting,

The citizens Of Steubeuville, irrespective OF
party assembled at the Conrt House on Tues
days the l5th, at two O'Clock, to give express
sion to their views on the condition of the cOun-
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
IS E WANG N AEHIN rs

q. w hGISA6h q W 4AoON
IS E WANG NJ AEHIN rs !
- MeIhadlsi Rook ConcernJ
r 4 S3o0, AuI5s,la !Strest. NsiesYo,k.
ID ENG III consilnt feeeipt " isoi,rie. from, on
ID bfethren, rsspeelirR Seklae Mnchirts, with
re quese . recOmnieud snd uIredn a. we have, in
rpniuneiioh wild sonfe lady friends Carefully and
thoronalhy exsfnined theS ynrlons machines OF
lbracticaflvnlne ior family sewina- and find tnnse
made by the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Company to fully combine the essentials OF good
instrument, aud such we can confidently re-
commend.
ftavinr seen su favorable results tom -tl.eir u se
in our own and the households Of our friends we
are desrOus tha their benefits should be shared
by all our brethren, and hence have interested our
selves ~ their behalf
With best wishes your brethren,
ABEL STEVENS, --a-=--ifHoHEsG GNRLFoN,
i1Hss 81 I'm EWSfsaB VS. 81 BSS1tSiN Evv INNS. &
+ DSvft TEEkY, asa was A. Coz. irs,Ss;77'l
/ We have personality sxsminsd ths " rioas mas
chimes betoreihe public, with apHpadous desifeto
AS ire lesulto oil such examination we unhesila.
lingly recominsnd Wheeler q Wilson's Sowing
Machine as TIE Machine for Family use. i'1i 'F7
y y" C. kiSGsLEYa &
L ~ Editor Of Western Chtisisn Advocate.
& For economy u powur, Of management,
vatety oi adaptaGon and speed Of exocutim the
Wheeler u Wilson Machine, no doubt, sufpasses
} %, ~ ,.sir''f " s'I'57r % ~ w Ci tRF
@ -, - 'ls Editor OF Ladfes' Repository
8 WARRANTED rEBESEE YEARS.
: ., .,eio5 H. G. MARTIN, -a',, ~ :
2 -s-- Gock-hill, Kennon P, O.
. a.a8 'ali N1i'99y-, Belmont Comfy, Ohio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23
From the steubsnriIls Herald.

We cal attentigpto the report below, Of a
Union meeting held in this city, yesterday, by
eitizens irresPeetFs Of party. The meeting was
iarge-the Court House crowded to itsNtmost
the proeeedipgs harmOnious-the resolutions
passed wiih grs at teclat-without scateely DIS
senting voice-7and may be regarded as an index
to Pnblc sentiment in this section Of The State,
at least. More again:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23

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