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Lancaster Union Schools.

Roll of Honor for the Winter and Spring Term
oftwelve weeks, ending March 29, 1867, ar.
ranged into three classes. No. |, Including
those not once absent nor tardy during the
whole term; No. 2, including those not once
absent during the whole term but tardy once
or more tunes; No. ., including those not all
sent more than one day during the whole
term.
High Sehool-Miss j. H. Beckett.
I'd class--Alice Ream, Ida Hutchns, Phebe
Boerstler, VIM: Maccrscken, VIM. Davidson.
I'D ciass-Sadie Bell, Alice Carter, Rose Car
Ter, Thomas Monaghan, VIM. Rising.
North Grammar School-M Manley.
lst cass-Emma Mithof, Clara shaeifer samI
Efhnger Tallmadge Effngcr, James Light,
James Davidson, VIM. Baker.
I'd class-Mamle SGhech, Susie Springer,
Fannie spybey, Willie Bope.
South Grammar Sehool-L. Hartrlor.
% class Hattie Blllinghurst, Clark Scott.
I'D class--Minnie Reinhold, Mary Wiley, No.
ble Baughman Albert Deitz, Lafayette Guse.
man.
End Intermediate, North House--lliss Rebceea
Sehleich.
LIST class AEarias Gray.
Cd elass--lda MlthoH Willie Ball.
Sd class--Alice Cowden.
Intermediate, South House-Diss Sdlis Feemah
Cd class--Carone Kramer.
Sd class--Augusta Betts, Clara Mchaes.
LIST intermediate, North House--Eiss E. Elder.
lst class--Lizzie Geser, Charles Baker, Geo
Mithoff.
I'd class--Mary Fahror, Willie Borland, Geo.
Cless.
Sd class-Alice Greek, Julia Lehman, Susan
Neibng Jimmy Rainey.
I'd Secondary, South HoESe--dfiss Oiieid Tolcson
LIST class--Faunie Davis.
I'd class-Anna Shugert, frankie Trout, En-
ma Wolhnger Charles Rising.
I'd Secondary, North H0use-Miss $. p. Brunl.
field
1St class- Ophelia Beatty, Minnie Reese, Ella
Needham, Ida Kinney, Nettle Springer, Chris.
tina Brink, George Srahr
I'd class--Mary Walker, Charlie Bell
Sd class--Mary Bodenheimer, julia Plout,
Michael Cassel.
LIST Secondary, South Houso-Afss NJ. 4. Hide
lst class--Charles Fismer.
I'd olass--Clara Deltz, James Turner.
3D. class--Sarah Cump, Ida Shelter, Martha
Sturgeon, Clara Wolfingcr, Eddie Guseman
John TAFT.
lst Secondary, North House Miss z. $. Feed.
LIST class--Iisze Cook, Freddy Brink, John
McClelland, Charley Plout, Frank Raincy, vii.
lie Webb.
Cd class--.Loui.o Zimmerman, Frank Lch
man.
Sd class--Julia Roinhold, Frank Scheoh
I'd Primary. South House Miss Mary Hamilton
1stclass--Faunie Mumaugh, Mary Work, Dora
Wiley. Charley Brenneman, Robert Billing
hurst Ida Graham
I'd class-Fannie King, Annie King, Matilda
0are, Willie Deitz, Linas Kaufman,
Sd class-Clara Radcbaugh, Willie Scheicl'er
I'd Primary, North House. Miss s. A. Woakley.
lst class-sarah Fartig, Alice Noles, Harry
Cook, VIM Gromme, John Wrght.i
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Distinguished visitors.

This Office was honored with a
visit from SHERMAN and SHERIDAN
on Saturday last. They were &C.
companied by their father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN JOHN.
SON, of Rushcreek township, (the
former an old and esteemed sub
scriber of the Gazette,) and were
as bright looking a pair of little
twin boys as one would desire to
see. Their ages are some nino
months-that of the father 62
years, and that of the mother 2S
years. The parents are justly
proud of their contribution to the
population Of the country, and we
hope the little fellows may live to
do honor to the illustrious names
they bear.
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@IO,OaS0.

Ten Thousand Dollars worth Of
hne new style Millinery, Hosiery,
.Trinmings and Fancy Goods, TO
be sold regardless Of cost or vAluO.
Having determined to close out
my entire stock of Summer Goods.
consisting Of ell the late styIes Of
Silk Crape-six different ooiors !;
Straw, Gimp, Chip. Illusion and
Lace Bonncts, ranging in prices As
low as three dollars and fifty cents I;
Ladies, Misses and Childrens Hats.
all stylos, qualities, and kinds, ct
any price; Ribbons Of every width,
color and style reduced one hun.
drod per cent; Flowers, Ornaments
&c. in the same proportion. a
largo and new stock Of Dress Trim
-mings and Buttons; also Crystal,
Jet and Amber Fringe, at greatly
reduced prices, and thousand 9TH
.er articles not mentioned, Al the
same rate.
This is no hnmbug. I will do
Just what I assert. We viii stiIl
continue to manufacture to order,
and for the trade, 40 sou can al
ways get the finest assortmen: and
best style Bonnets IN the city for
one-ha1 the money
For the accommodation of the
ladies In the country, / haze made
arrangements TO take all kinds Of
country produce in exchange for
my cheap goods at its market val
ne. Come one, come all, and see
my stock and prices
Room "a door from Tallmadge
House Entrance, ShsefFer Block.
Ii. G. HYRE.
12-3w.
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The Columbus Journal has the
following in relation to that model
newspaper, the Delaware Gazette,
which we fully indorse;
THR DELAWARE GAZETTE has
donned q new dress OF beautiful
minion type, and has thus increas-
ed its quantity Of reading matter,
and also-though there seemed to be
no pressing necessity for that-im-
proved its appearance. The Ga
zette, as we think we have ventur-
ed to say once or twice before, we
regard as one of the best edited
weeklics on our exchange list. 1t
is doing an excellent work in our
present political campaign.
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DEMOCRATIC CoUNrY TIcKET.-
The primary elections in this coun-
ty last Saturday resulted in the
nomination ofJacob Baker, Of Rich
land township, for Treasurer, U,
Q. Rutter, for Representative, A.
B. Gillet, OF Greenfield township,
for Commissioner, and David Ew-
ing for In6rmary Director John
See ran far behind the second high.
est on the ticket for Treasurer,
which is something to the credit Of
the Democracy.
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Odd Fellows Installation.

A public Installation will take
place at tho Hall of the |. 0. 0. r.
in this city on Thursday evening Of
next week, (July 4th,) of the Off.
GERS elect of Charity Lodge No. Z,
for tho ensuing term. They are
as follows;
Noble Grand--H Henry J. Rein
nund.
Vice Grand--Peter Miller.
Secretary-,John W. Faringcr.
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TO ConsumptIves.

fuXRE Advertiser havirg been restored TO
health IN a few weekS, by very simple
remedy, afler having suffered several years
with severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, consnmption-is anxious 70 make
TO all who desire ii, he will seud copy oi
tSe prescription used, (sree Of chargel, with
tho directons for preparing and using the
same, which theywill fnd sure curetor Goa
object ofthe ad vsrtiserin sending the Prescrip-
lion, is 70 benefit the afflicted, and spread IN
formation whichhe conosivoe TO be invaluable
and hehopes every sufferer willtry his remedy,
as twill cost them nothing. and may prove
blessing. M
pafties WIphir z the prescription. will pleaRe
aaSrsFp Rev. EDwARD A. WILSON, &
N Williamshnssk Rings county, Nef York
October nS, ,leee--ly
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GS" Stark county supports four
frst-class Republican papers, the
Ohio Repository, Stark County Re-
publican, Massillon Independent,
and Alliance Monitor. 1t is with.
in our recollection when Stark
county was good for 1000 Demo
cratic majority annually, but that
is played out. Stark is great old
county.
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Results Of investigation.
WONDERS OF EbEcTRIc1TY
DIR. I. FREED,
ELEcTRIcAL PHYsIoIAa.

We tho undersigned take pleasure IN present.
ing to you the report Of our investigation Of
Jour System Of medical practice Haans v.s.isd
your institution md given close and cakfuI A.
iention 70 the matter Iptrusted to US, and hav'
ing experienced the beneficial effects, ana M.
messed tho same upon others. resulting from
the application Of feloctrlcity for tho cure ofths
various ills 10 whieh flesh n hstr, we are pIeased
to say thstwe are satisfied that the principles
Of your system ofapplylng electricity are found
ed upon the iinmutsble laws OF truth, and that
the nsttutlon is conducted admirably and in
every way with the confidence end support Of
the whole community.
list. r esolved, That we regard the science Of
Medical Electricity in its Psychological reIs-
tons q therapeutic agent, snd when generally
understood will effect an entire change in the
medical practice Of our country.
End. RssotrsJ, That the success we have
witnessed and experienced in the treatment Of
rheumatism, Paralysis, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis,
Tumors, and numerous nervous and obstinate
acute and chronic diseases, are demonstrations
of the power of Eleetncity as disease control
ling'agent.
srd. ResoLrsd, That wo tender Dr. Freed, No.
l2, North Market square, Harrisburg, Pa, our
thanks for his kind attention to US individually,
and he has our best wishes for HE happiness
and prosperity. We heartily recommend him
10 the diseased ofbody and mind
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n. v. Horticultural society.

In the report Of the proceedings
of the meeting on the 10Th inst
tho adjournment IS printed as hav.
ing been to 29th inst, which the
Secretary enormously supposed to
be the day Of regular meeting
whereas it should have been to The
previous Saturday, the S2d. There
will be no meeting on the 29th, bat
the next regular meeting will be
held on the second Saturday in Ju-
ly--the 18th day Of the month,
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To Expire on the 31st day ofJanuary, 1883

Orr lEEusAPer9
}
the
required
Foreign Insurance compnes passed Ap
sdwhe
Hundred and
filed this once wea
eight hundred seal
SEAL myon'0 " ~ ~ w. auditor Of State
o Columbus Ohio January lln
s~p9 w~ my h'n''n' ' 04' Auditor q State
BE. REINAYUND 3 SON, Agents.
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Boarding,

Mrs. S. G. HARDY, at her resi-.
dence, corner of Broad and Mul-
berry streets, opposite North School
House, will take few gentlemen
boarders, with or without lodging
Young men proposing to attend the
Normal School will find this an
excellent apd convenient boarding
place. Terms reasonable 2w
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Church Notice.

The Rev. Mr.. Martindale, Agt.
of tho American Bible Society is
expected to be in Lancaster on Sun
day, the sOth inst. In that event
it is arranged that he will preach
in the M. u. Church in the morn
ing, and in the English Lutheran
Church in the evening Of that day,
The public are cordially invited.
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rfE- Tha Methodist preacher!

s@- The Methodist preachers
Reunicn and picnic, held in this
city and vicinity last week, we
learn passed off in manner high
ly gratifying to all who participa-
ted. Circumstances having pre-.
vented our being one of the num-
Der, we are not prepared to give a
detailed account of the affair.
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The NuRsERY.-The July mum.
Der of this unequallcd child's mag
azino is promptly on hand. 1t
commences the second volume Of
the periodical, and makes a favor
able period for commencing sub
soriptions. Price Sl.50 pcr year,
The first volume, neatly bound, is
offered by tho publisher, postage
free, for s100. 1t would make q
beautiful gift for any Of the young
est readers. John i. Shoroy, No.
13, Washington street, Boston,
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LOCAL NOTICES.
For Sale.

A first class buggy, nearly new.
Can be seen at the Tallmadge
house stable. Will bo sold very
reasonable. One years time will
be- given if desired Enquire Of
Henry Ambrose, Tallmadge House.
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Sunday School Celebration.

Arrangements are in progress,
under the auspices Of the Fairfield
County Sabbath School Associa-
tion, for q grand celebration and
picnic festival on the 25th of Ju-
ly. All the Sabbath Schools Of
the county are expected to take
part in the celebration, comprising
between two and three thousand
children, who will assemble and
be formed in grand procession in
this city, with appropriate ban
ners, music, &c, The assembled
children will be addressed by dis.
tinguished speakers, and the whole
will doubtless form an occasion
surpassed in interest by none
which has ever occurred in this
section of the State.
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Religious Notice.

Services will bc conducted on Sun
day next at the Baptist church in
this city, at the usual hours, by
Rev. MOORE PETERS, a recent grad
uate of the Baptist Theological In
stitution at Granville, Ohio.
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FARM FOR SALE.

vENHE undersigned will sell his farm Of about
IO4 ACRES, situated North OF Pleas
antvile, on the Newark road leo acres cleared,
balance timber, and contalns q good yonng
Orchard. Dwelling House and Stable. For fur
.her particulars inquire Of the undersigned on
the premises. JOEN BUYER
NAV 40 I9S7-4Wt
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The WHEAT ORoP,-We hear
somo reports Of ravagcs by the
"weeyil' in the smooth headed
wheat in this county. We hope
the mischief is not extensive or
general. In appearance, the fields
of ripcning wheat are now glorious
TO behold.
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LANCASTER, OHIO:
Campaign Gazette.

The political campaign OF 1867
having now begun by the nomina-
tion of Union State ticket, and
all citizens being deeply interested
in politics, every one should take
his county paper.
We are therefore induced to offer
the Gazette from tho date of this
issue till the first Of November,
covering the campaign and the
election, and including the news OF
the day, market reports, &C., for
90 cents per copy, cash in advance.
Those handing US the money for
Clubs Of six will be furnished with
a copy for themselves, in addition,
to November 1st.
We shall endcayor to mako the
paper interesting and valuable far
beyond the subscription price
Will the Republicans Of Fairfield
~
(and of Hooking, which has no Re
publican journal,) assist in the
good work Of increasing our circu-
latioh2 Send in the names and
cash at once, and thus benefit the
cause ofpolitical truth and justice.
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Fourth of July.

Advertisements intended for
noxt weeks issue should be hand
ed in before Tuesday. We desire
to work off our edition on We'd
nesday, to enable the printers to
take a holiday on tho Fourth.
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
A MAN AND HIS WIFE KlLLEp.-A
terrible accident occurred about
two miles this side of Gallon, as
the Cleveland train due here at II
NJ, was crossing country road =
A farmer, his wife, and three chill
dren, were returning home from
Gallon in q wagon, and the ap.
preaching train frightened their
horses. They became unmanaga-
BILE, and rushed forward. Just as
the wagon got upon the track the
engine struck it. The man was
thrown several feet into the air,
his head completely severed from
his body. The woman was also
thrown from the wagon, and caught
upon the engine. She was killed
almost instantly. The children,
though somewhat bruised, were not
fatally injured. The train WAS
stopped rs soon rs possible, and
returned to the scene of tho disas.
ter. Every attention was shown TO
them by the railroad officials, and
tho bodies, together with the chill.
dren, were put on the train and re.
turned to Gallon. Spectators de.
scribe the sight as heart-rending
when the little children cast them.
selves upon the mangled bodies Of
their parents and mourned over
their sudden loss. Brave men who
have faced many a horrid sight on
the battle field, declare that they
never saw anything that equalod
the horror of this scene. We learn
that the name of the unfortunate
man is Sipes.- Columbus Journal.
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MIsuELLAN EoUs.

Thirty Thousand DollTs
city
ck,
dtoro fa
Goodpow, Secretary the En Insurance Con-
afu
said Insurance the eon hde
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace
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A lynr was killed in Pickaway
county a few days since by Mr.
David Frazier, of Monroe township.
II was as largo-says the Onion
as a common cur dog, measuring
nearly six feet when standing on
his hind feet. His hide was sent
to Columbus to be stuffed for pres.
ervation.
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RAILROAD CONVENTIONAL con
vention was held in the parlor Of
the Neil House, Columbus, on
Thursday last, for considering the
project of a railroad from Toledo
to Columbus, to connect with the
II. Y. Railroad. The counties
along the line were generally rep
resented, and the proposed enter
prise was favorably discussed by
Toledo and Columbus gentlemen,
and the meeting finally adjourned
TO assemble at Toledo on the 10Th
Of July.
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RENoMlNArED. w Reed Golden,
of Athens, was re.nominated for
the Ohio Senate by democratic
district convention held at Logan
on Tuesday last.
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Harrisburg, April 5rd, Is5C.
Dr.. Freed desires to, state 10 the citizens Of
Lancaster ond vicinity, that owing to The many
calls he has received from Sugar. Grove. and
other places in Fairfield county, that he will
visit Lancaster on or shout the 18th OfJuly.
Due notice will be given to the persons who
have requested this visit through the Press Of
tho time Of his arrival, and where to he found.
DIR. /. FREED
Innn u. 1sR1.
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Medical Notice.

FIRE. .oONE MAY III CONS uLTs
i BE % 1.-THE following times and places:
In NEW LEXINGTON attAe Colborn Gouse,
on Saturdays and Sundays, May 4ald S; June
ana Q; July 10 and Is; August II and 10 )
Sept 2l and % Oct. 25 and 81.
In LANCASTER attho rsllms lge House on
Mondays after the Express Tranarrives going
Wost until ii goes West on Tuesdays, Nay o.
June 10; July 10, August 10, September
23 (; Oetober gs. DR.. CONE cures all forms
OF Chronic Diseases, rs Dyspepsia in all its va:
rous varieties; all diseases ofthe Lungs and
Air passages, ns Laryngitis, Bronchitis, and
Consumption ell diseases Of the Kidney 8,
diseases Of tho Heart, Blood and Blood Ves-
sells: Ill diseases ofthe Brain and Nerves, as
Epilepsy, chorea, orSt. V,tus Dance, Neural.
gia, Palsy, and general nervous iunntrtloni
all diseases OF Females, enlarged ronslls, and
all forms Of scroflla; also all diseases ofthe
Eve and Ear, aud all othor Chronic Diseases.
rS-No charge for consultation, butcaShfor
iAprfl5, iss7.2-IyI
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G. DREsBAoH & Co--New mer-
camille advertisement on second
page.
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psr REMEMBER the Colorcd School
Exhibition and Concert on Friday
evening.
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The cutting of barley commenced
in this vicinity last week. The
crop is heavy.
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neA.JoHN RoBINsoN's great Me-
nagerie and Circus show this at
telnoon and evening.
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Notice to Land Holders,

nRoP0sALs FOR THE SALE OF ONE
HUNDRED OR MORE ACRES OF gool corn
or meadow lands, WI u 90 received VI Nom
pointed by tho last General Assembly 10 Eeoure
proposals ior additional lands for the Reform
School. situated in Fairfield county, Ohio.
Nopropo itions will ba entertained for Ian Is
moro than Ave niles distant from the school =
Recommendations may be addressed 70 u. Y.
Hows, Lancaster, Ohio.
JOHN HoUGH, Ro,ra ~
ISAAC CLlYPooL, a., r,s Sn,ss,onsr, n,
G. z. HOWE.
Y,,,A Is6T-ag
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NOTICE

EshNraby gwen that the undersigned has beer
duly au1lifed by the Probate Court Of FAIR
field county, OHIO, Executor the last will and
testament OF Elsy Jll.an, late Of sad county,
deceased. ISAAC A. JULIAN.
June o, Isi7-aw%
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D9 New advertisements on sec
ond page this week.
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THE FoURTH.-Tho Firemen of
Chillicothe arc making prepara-
tions for a grand time on the
Fourth of July, Their new steam
fire engine, costing $4,000, is to be
on hand for performance on that
day, and the iremen Of several of
the neighboring cities and towns
are expected to participate in the
celebration.
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Meeting Of the Fairfield County
Union Central Committee.

|. The members Of the above Com
mitteo are requested to meet in
Lancaster, on Saturday next, the
29th inst, at | o'clock, P. NJ, at
the office Of g. F. shaefer, Esq.
for reorganization and the trans.
action of important business. AS
at present composed, said commit.
tee is as follows:
B. F. Reinmund, Lancaster, Prest.
g. r. Shaeffer. +" Secy.
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DT Two dogs killed rs sheep for
James Maure, in sandusky county,
one night last week
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BANKRUPT LAW.

gETE WILL GIVE SPECIAL Al TENTIoN
w TO the preparation AMI prosecution o!ap-
pications for the Beneflt o. the Bank
rult Law iu9t passed tY Congress-
HUNTER T. HAUGH = my,
Attorneys at Law.
Lancaster, Ohio Marci 2l, lss7s
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
HITNA INSURANCE COMPANY.

On the '1st dag Of January, a. D. 1861,
Made to ohio the statute
m insurance
al
CAPITAL Capital Stock Three Million Dollars paid up
Msrke vi
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Turnpike Roads.

The making of turnpikes, (says
the Columbus Journal) seems to
ba exciting a lively interest in
many OF the counties Of this State.
This is an encouraging sign Of
progress. Good common roads are
essential to the convenience and
comfort of the people, and even to
thrift and prosperity; and, they can
only be had by means of turnpikes.
"Dirt roads, arc a hoax, and the
two days work" bore. With
nothing but these tho neighbor
hood travel in some parts of the
State, for several months of the
year at least, can only be done by
terrapins or frogs. They fill as
important a place as railroads.
We are glad TO see that some of our
State exchanges are laboring zeal
ously to create q public sentiment
in their favor.
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ToLal Asseta Of tho oomrsny..
Liza BILL lie S.

banks and other creditors
. " %
iosses :, "- ,. -. =.
All ohor claims against small printing Co. nmAtoa SUI
Toni lfHlh. -. -. sssls7s9