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Classical and Commercial
 SCHOOL.

WITH AN AGRICULTURAL DEPARThENY.
 MORRIS, CONN. ENXPER]ENCED- Teachers of the Classical AZ and Modern Languages employed Pu. pills board with the Principal. The Summer Term will commence on the first Wednesday in May, and continue twenty-two weeks. ulais.
 SAMUEL Nj. ENSIGN. Principal. Morris, April 6, 1863. slt4
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father, April 2oth, by Rev. E. Frank Howe, Joseph Brintol, Esq of Salisbury. and Miss Lottie E. Flaw tthhorae, af South Canaan.
 . Dn Tuesday, April 18th, tt St. Peter's pnureh Portehester, by Rev. Samuel Hollings- Hres.A. William T. Whiting, of New Fork, and cssp.. c..s p.. danghter sf William E. Reynolds, of.
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"HE Court of Probate for the District of ] Sharon, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the Creditors 10 the Estate of RACHEL CLINE, late of Sharon in said District. deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement. Those neglecting to present their accounts within said time, properly attested. will be debarred a recovery, All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 PHILO CLINE, Ex'r. Sharon, May 1st 1868 St3
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VANITY FAIR, WEEKLY.

YNHE only ORIGINAL Hrxonous and sArIRr- U CAL ILLUSTRATED PAPER published in America.
 PRICE SIX cENTs PER COPY. VANITY FAIR believing that is the duty of every patriot to forego every other consdera- tion for the time being and to strike at the heart of this Rebellion until it is thoroughly crushed, will lend it's humble aid to sustain the Government in this necessary work and at the same time pay attention to our enemies elsewhere, making the paper in every partici- lar,
 THOROUGHLY NATIONAL. Devoted to the Union, and opposed to Copper headism, or any other advocates of peace at the sacrifice of a NATIONS HoNon. those who wish to sustain it gan do 90 by forwarding tbc:i subscriptions diract
 TERMS.
 For one copy one year. postage paid. $500 '' Two copies '' :. to one address, 500 |" Five copies :" '' '. II co Subscriptions can commence with No. 160. May 2d. now ready for delivery.
 Newsren and Political Clubs will be supplied at s4.00 per hundred If postage to be pre- paid, send half cent per copy extra.) Orders and subscriptions in all cases to be accompa- nied with the money and legible directions for mailing or express. Single Volumes in stamped muslin and let tered, S2 00, or the series of Six Volumes com plete to 1st January, 1863 for si0.00, mailed free.
 The monthly numbers for January and Feb ruary, the only papers published by HIS this year, before this number, can be supplied ut ten cents each, postpaid. Remittances in Government money preferred. Seal all letters securely, and address plainly to
 LOUIS H. STEVENS,
 Publisher for Proprietors. ! It2 1l6 Nassau St., N. Y.
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Wanted,

A FIRST CLASS CHEESE AND BUTTER
 A MAKER, to work in Cheese House in Orange County. New York. A Woman would be preferred. Apply 1t the Office of the Litch held Enquirer atIe
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Trustees Sale Of ReaI Esfafe

DURSUANT to an order of the Court of
 Probate for the District of Torrington, VIII be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, on. tke 9th of May. 1868, at one Q o'cloek F. M, ali the land and buildings. and all in terest in any real estate belonging to the as signed estate of Myron J. Thrall, of Torring- ton. Sale to take place at the house now oc- cupied by said Myron Thrall in Torrington
 X U CHARLES IL. THRALL. Trustee
 Dated at Torrington, April 2l, 1863. It's
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April 10th, 1868. stl
A Ta Court of Probate holden at P1yuAOuth A within and for the District of Plymouth, n,, tha a4i, dn U nf Anril 4 n 12R2

A within and for the District of Plymouth, on the 18th day of April. <. D. 1868.
 Present-Ammi Giddings, Esq.. Judge.
 On motion of Asa Blakeslec, Administrator on tue estate of ALMoy BLAyEsLEE, late of Plymouth within said district, deceased This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator; and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in c news paper published in Litchfeld, and by posting Q copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Plymouth, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 st1 ANlMI GIDDINGs, Judge.
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VyHE SLIPS in St. Michaei's Church vii l be rented for the year, on Monday May 18th, at o'clock, P. M. The Annual Meet ing stands adjourned to the sane afternoon, at one o'clock, P. M.
 LitchfeId, May 9th, 1Ss3 2ts
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TOBACCO PLANTS.

EVBACCO PLANTS. YEyHE undersigned has now growing an i'm. u mense quantity of TOBACCO PLANTS which will be ready for setting by the first et June. As early Plants are 80 desirable, this affords good opportunity for those who dc not succeed in getting them forward, to secure such number as they may wish. The quality
 N. B.-They are not grown in Het Houses but being strong and healthy. will thrive iii any suitable soil.
 fE For particulars apply in person, or by letter, at the Pos. Office, Worthwhile. Conn.
 3t3o CHARLES BARTRAM.
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CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEEDS, 1t HART, BROS. CO.,,
 A Large Supply and at Low Prices. tf1
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Notice

s hereby given, that Petition will be II made to the May Session of the General Assembly, A. D. 1863, for tho release of Miles L. J Cummings, from States Prison.
 Litchfeld, April 24th, 1863. 2t2s
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fB Read the Price List of the Peoples Proyi 26s Greenwich St.. N. Y. into-day's paper; i, will save you money. 6, l-y
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

To Whom it May Concern. M OTIcE is hereby given to all to whom il 4 may concern, that I forbid all persons harboring or trusting any of my family, ei any one else. on my account. after this date.
 VIM. c. NEGUS. Liteh6eld, April 80th, 1863. st2a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OUR STOCK OF GOODS is now being ,replenished, & we are prepared to show a good assortment to our friends &custemers, and all at satisfactory prices.
 HART, BROS & co. Y tfl At West Goshen
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LITCHFIELD INSTITUTE.

TNNHE Spring Term of tho Institute VIII k open on Monday May 4th, 1868.
 The subscriber having purchased the School Furniture and rented the building lately occn. pied by Miss Taylor, intends to devote herself to the business of Teaching, for the next rear. in Litchfieid. and hopes for continuance of the generous patronage afforded her psede. cessors.
 The School will be conducted on the same gener I plan as heretofore, and will Do open, for the present, to both boys and girls
 EMILE L. DELAvAN. Litchteld, April 9th, 1863 @ tf6l
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GROUND PLASTER. AA TONS-the Subscriber has now EO ready for Sale, at $9 per Top
 E. GOULD. hitch6eld. (East Mill,) April 21. 1868. tfI
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TAILORESS WANTED, NO work on Coats. None but experienced hands need apply. K.
 s. A. KELSEY. Tailor. Plymouth, April 14th. 1888. 52t8o
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,s 4 y..ss' sass'n' Aslsr cA.en..y Psra.s, ss,a
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LOST.

nN Wednesday evening April 1st. in Go. NJ shcn or Litchfeld Pais of Gold Spec tacles Th finder will be rewarded by return. ing them to o. ADAM4.
 Litchfeld. April sth 1863. d51
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F. Ssnples.

F. Staples,
 HAVING purchased the Shop in West St.,
 formerly owned by William Rogers. is ING in the shortcst possible time. Aiso-Nxw WORK made to order Give nc . call. Litchfeld, April 80th, 1862: tf.2
 LAGER BEER ID EUMVED fresh every week, by A1 c. REINHART. May 28. \. E f.s SMOKED DHkE aud HAlIs. Il Jhiy,, lssz, tsii
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Notice

ID UBBERS Repaired.--You can get yous l1 old Rubber Boots and Shoes mendsd and made as good as new-at
 \, B.-Rnbber splss pat on Leather Boot, and Shoes. fi.fe
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FOR SALE.

U. Q. w ELLIS. New Milford, Conn, April 18th, 1863. 6t2a
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sts H. MILTON HART, Judge.
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Trough Urged to withdraw

The lesders of the Republican party
finding chat they can get ap no enthusiasm
over John Brough, their candidate for
Governor, are understood to be urging his
withdrawal. He has thus far manifested
an unwillingness to comply with their
wishes, and insistson running, out of pure
cussednessI 1t is thought, however, that
he will be. compelled to withdraw, before
long, in order to save the local tickets in
the few counties where majority of the
people still adhere to Abolitionism The
nomination of Mr.. Brough so completely
"demoralized' the Administration party
in Ohio, that it will be impossible for it
to recover from the decentralization" be-
fore the election, even if he does with
The Romination of Mr.. Brough did not
take with the people, as those who engi-
neered the Abolition machine supposed
TT would, 1t created no enthusiasm what
ever. His meetings have been tame, dull
and wanting in the numbers that show an
aroused people. We are not surprised
that the Republican leaders are urgent
for his withdrawal from the canvass Gin
Etsa.
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DIR. ROback's scandinavian
Remedies.

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VoLUNrEEs, ATTENTION For the
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and exposures which every Volunteer is
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WAYS PILLs AND OINTMENT, 25 cts
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vALLANDIGHAM's RECORD.

This Work contains the principal Speeches.
Hon. G. L. VALLAND1GHAM, on
ABOLITION, and UNION, and THE CIVIL War
Also, parts of other Speeches, Letters, notes,
etc., to which is added a brief account of his
arrest, trial, transportation and nomination.
1t is thus full and accurate record of his
sentiments and leading public acts on the
great questions now before the people. The
book shows why Mr.. Vallandigham has been
lrepudiated, condemned and exiled by the par
ty in power, and why another party low gain
ing strength every hour, and destined soon to
control public affairs, has determined to es-
cure his restoration to the full rights of citi-
zenship, and confer upon him some of the
highest offices in the gift of the people.
The friends of Mr.. V. ask nothing more
than that the people of Ohio will thoroughly
examine his Record, and let their deliberate
and unbiased Judgment be expressed by their
votes on the second Tuesday in October.
Fhe wor is handsomely printed on good pa
per- 256 pages, large vo., and has it very
finely executed steel engraved likeness of Mr.
Vallandigham.
The book has been carefully compiled and
edited. Also, revised and approved by Mr.,
Vallandigham except last pages, prepared
during his exile. 1t is having very rapid
sale.
PRI CE.-Paper covers, 60 cts; Cloth, 81,
0J; delivered by mail or express, prepaid, on
receipt of price.
liberal discount to Agents and Dealers
| Published by.
J. WALTER & CO.. Columbus, O.
For sale at the office of the Spirit of Dem
ocraey,
copy will be sent to every editor who in
serts the above and this notice before August
1st, 1861, and sends marked copy of his pa
per to the publishers.
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rs it Treason?

1t was not Hon. G. L. Vallandigham
who made use of the following language,
but Ben. f. Wade:
You cannot forcibly hold men in the
Union; for the attempt to do so, it seems
to me, would subvert the first principles
of government under which we live.
Again we assert it was not Mr.. Vallan-
digham, but Ben. Wade, whom Mr.. Val
landigham denounced as coward, ial
and scoandrel,' who made the assertion
quoted above, and for proof, see Congress
ional Globe, Sd session, 34th Congress
page 25. Wade is stumping the State fol
Brough, aud no one thinks of exiling OF
deuouneins him as "Copperhead" fol
cherishing these sentiments.-Ltmta Dem
ocrQt.
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Immoral Sickness. Cured by
NEoraE Medication.

It was not the righteous that our Lord
and Savior died tosave-neithcr does the
Physician prescribe for the sound IN
health. Tt is not for us to enquire as to
the status of the sick man, or the respect
ability of his disease, .,philanthrophy and
humanity demand of us to cure him it we
can, whatever may be the cause of his
sickness, and the vice, immortality, exoes-
sive indulgence of lustful passions, wheth
er he be of high descent, or common
beggar, is entitled to as much eonsidera-
ton as the Physician of royalty.
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A Card to the Suffering.

The Rev. WILLIAM CRosGRovE,w while
laboring as Missionary in Japan, was
cured of Consumption, when all other
means had failed, by recipe obtained
the great City of Jeddo. This recipe
has cured great numbers who were
suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and
the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of beneitting others, I will
send this recipe, which have brought
home with me, to all who need it, free
of charge. Address
REV. VIM. COSGROVE,
439 Fulton Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dec. "a, 1s62--1v.
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JAMES HERRAN, of Hamilton County, Ohio,
u John McManime, William Dougherty and
Margaret Deugherty his wife, Thomas Nc
Manme Rebecca J. McManme and Thomas
Harran of Monroe County, Ohio, John Herr
ran of the State of California, Martin Herran
of the State of Kentucky and Robert RapeI
and Rebecca Raper his wife of the State OF
Wisconsin,, will take notice that petition
was filed against.th EN- on the 22d day of June
1868, in the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe County, Ohio, by Matthew Dougherty and
Mary Dougherty his wife, and is now pend
ing wherein said Matthew Dougherty and
Mary his wife, demand partition of the follow
ing real estate, in said County of Monroe, to
wit. The south west quarter of the south
east quarter of section %, in township 3, and
range 5, containing Il acres, more or less.
Also, the north east quarter of the south cast
quarter of section, township and range afore-
said, containing Al acres, more or less, and
also 81 acres of land off the south west corner
of section 16, in same township and range,
bounded on the north by lands of David
Kirkbride, on the east by Kinkade, and on the
south and west By the section line, and that
at the next term of said Court, said petition
ers will apply for an order that partition may
be made of said premises.
HOLLISTER & OKEY;
Att'ys for Petitioners.
July 1, 1S63.-6w.
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PINE VILLR. MCDONALD CouNTY, Mn
Tsse Soldiers for yaIIan-
.Ii4HaaEsa. vlsS M ..


1T issa. great mistake to suppose that the
soldiers are all opposed to Vallandigham
Despite the fact that they have never been
able To- read his Speeches or see any pa
pers friendly to him and his cause, and
haveAonly perused the most malignant
misrep presentations and lies concerning
both, he is supported by considerable
portion ofthe army. The Circleyille CO..
Democrat, of the 10Th inst, publishes a
letter from afgentleman in the army to his
relations at that place, portion ofwhich
is as follows. Itbears date July %:
sYon stated in your letter that there
is 8. report around home that | said if
Vallandig ham came into our lines he would
be shot as quick as. Secesh. Now, uncle,
that is sd lie; 1 never said any
such stuff wrote to father that I did
not know whether [ would vote this fall
or not. But if do vote, / will vote the
Democratic ticket clean through. I will
never scratch name off; that is my style.
I am not much of party man, but since
the Republicans have been running the
Democratic party down, l will vote the
Democratic ticket, fit takes the hair off.
" nave eniuSieeil i1emocIdllc FoteFS III
by company, and while lam sitting here
writing Lean hear several of the boys hur-
rahing for yallandigham. The very best
soldiers we have got will vote for yallan-
digham x am Democrat and a
good Union man, ] am willing to fight
for my country, and also for the Union,
but will never give up. for the Repub-
icans to rule the Democrats. want you
to send me two hundred tickets. / am
acquainted with that many Democratic
voters. .ss, go -. - III.
Our private Information from the army
corroborates this. If fair play isallewed;
if Democratic documents and speeches are
allowed to reach the soldiers, We shall get
a very. fair proportion of the soldiers
vote
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Administrators Sale.

N0TICE is hereby given that the un-
lS dersigned as Administrator of the
Estate of John Schafroth, deceased, will offer
for sale at public auction, on the premises,
On Saturday, the 29h day Of august, 1868,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m, and
O'Clock p. M, on said day. the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, to wit:
Beginning at the south west corner of the
north west quarter of section twenty-nine,
township one and range three, thence east
one hundred and sixty rods to the south east
corner of said quarter section, thence north
one hundred and eighty rods to the left fork
OF Barnes run, thence up said run with the
meanderings thereof to the section line
thence south thirty-eight rods to the place Of
beginning, containing sixty acres, more OF
less, and being all that part of said quarter
section lying south of the left fork of Barnes
run.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third cash in hand
one third in one year, and one-third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments
TO be secured to the satisfaction of the un.
dersigned.
JOHN MUHLEMANN, Admir-. of
John Schafroth, deceased.
August S, 1868.
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TIE Cleveland Leader says "the Gov
ernment has decided not to retain any Of
fcer in the army whose views on the war
policy are mott in consenance with its own. .
Should not the Administration pursue the
same course with regard to the privates
in the army? For the same reason that it
dismisses the officers who disagree with ii
in its war policy, it should discharge the
privates who are of the same opinion
Let even handed justice be dealt out to
both officers and men. If those officers
Abolitionists call .disloyal,' cannot be
trusted to command, those soldiers, whon
they brand with the same epithet, ought
not to be trusted to fight.
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PAY YOUR TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the duplicates
LN for the Tax of 1852, due June will be
ready for collection the Goth day of april
1868. All taxes not paid by the Goth day of
June will be subject to per cent. penalty;
and if not paid by the 20th of July, will be
returned delinquent and 20 per cent. penalty
added thereto. Pay your Taxes and save the
penalty. will receive the Tax at the Trea s.
urers office. VIM. READ, Treas
n. FS. Every person should bring
with him his last receipt, this will save
much time and trouble.
April Is 1863
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GRAIN ELEVATORS IN CHICAGO

Another immense Grain Elevator, said
to be the largest IN the world, has just
been finished in Chicago, and still another,
of equal size, is nearly completed. They
have been built in the most substantial
manner, and are furnished throughout
with the most perfect machinery, includ-
ing large number of Fairbanks SOC
Bushel Hopper Scales, which insures cor
rect weight to buyers and sellers Of grain
The amount of grain which can be hand
led in these Elevators in a single day is
enormous. The increased production OF
grain in the Northwest is perhaps shown
in no way more clearly than by the rapid
increase in Chicago of the facilities for
receiving and shipping it.
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THE SLA YES or PREDJUD1CE
DEATH ROBBED OF HIS PREY.

There are queer people in the world;
people with the most absurd, unreasona-
BILE, and indefensible predjudiccs. For
example, we have met with individuals
who had morbid antipathy to anything
that was extensively advertised, DO matter
what might belts actual claims to the con-
fdence of the public. These eccentrics
looked with especial disfavor on adver-
tised medicines. They could not see, for
example, in Dr. Holloways magnificent
system of advertising, covering, as does,
all the mediums of publicity which the
world affords, anything but gigantic
scheme of mere speculation. True, they
could not gainsay the testimony pouring
in spontaneously from the highest sources,
in favor of his incompatible Pills and
Ointment, but still they shook their heads
and muttered e'humbug." Of course,
there is no possibility of arguing with
men who won't reason. The best way is
to let them alone. Fortunately, such
specimens of stupidity and 'sfew and far
between in this enlightened era. The
general feeling is, that if a thing is in its
elf excellent, its virtues should be pro-
claimed 10 the four winds of heaven, for
the general benefit of mankind. Hence,
the proclamations made by DR.. Holloway,
through the entire newspaper.pre of the
world, of the properties and operation of
his remedies, meets with the cordial ap-
proval of thinking men. The value of the
preparations as specifics for the various in
ternal and external complaints peculiar to
different climates, or comman to the world
at large, is conceded, not only by the
masses, but by governments, men of
science. and candid observers in every
walk of life. Can such remedies be too
widely known? Impossiblel-Cia. "Dol-
lar CoMnsbida."
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Road Notice.

N office is her ely given at there will be a
petition presented to the Commissioners OF
Monroe County, Ohio, at their next annual
meeting, praying for review on the county
road running up and down the Fortses' Fork
of Wills.Creek, commencing at the forks OF
the road near John B. Fosters house, ON the
lands of John Kent, thence to run up the
creek bank through the lands of John Kent,
thence through the lands of J. E. Mechem to
intersect said road at James M. Meehem' s
stable. MANY PETITloNERs.
June 10, IsGS.--4w.
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AN ORDINANCE.

The following Ordinance was passed April
9th, 1853:
De 1T ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE IN
ID coRPoRATED VILLAGE OF WooDsFIELD, That
it shall be unlawful for any person, except
the Street Commissioner, to take or carry
away any of the soil or ground in any Street
or Alley within the Incorporated Village of
Woodsfield, without the consent of the owner
or owners of lots or land adjoining such
Street or Alley, and also the consent of the
Street Commissioner.
That any person violating this Ordinance
shall be fined in any sum not exceeding ten
dollars.
That this Ordinance be published in the
Spirit of Democracy"
S. GRIMsHAW. Mayor.
J. D. STAUvER, Becorder.
Woodsfeld, May 27, 1861 4w.