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For Weakness arising from excesses or
early indiscretion, attended with the
following symptoms Indisposition to
Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss of Mem
ory, Difficulty of Breathing, General
Weakness, Horror of Disease, Weak
Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror of
Death, Night Sweats, Gold Feet, Wake
fulness, Dimness of Vision, Langour,
Universal Lassitude Of the. Muscular
System, Often Enormous Appetite with
bDyspeptici Symptoms, Hot Hands,
Flushing of the Body, Dryness of the
Skin, Pallid Countenance and Eruptions
on the Face, Pain in the Back, Heavi-
ness of the Eyelids, frequently Black
Spots Flying before the Eyes, with
Temporary Suffusion and Loss of Sight,
Want of Attention, Great Mobility,
Restlessness. with Horror of Society
Nothing is more desirable to such pa
tients than Solitude and nothing they
more dread, for Fear of Themselves !;
no Repose of Manner, no Earnestness,
no Speculation, but hurried Transi-
tion from one question to another.
Inese sy yllptous, IL aiioWeu 70 go Oh
which this Medicine invariably re-
moves-soon follow Loss of Power, Fa-
tuity. and Epileptic Fits. in one of
which the patient may expire. 'sg
During the Superintendent of DIR.
Wilson, at the Bloomingdale Asylum,
this sad result occurred to two patients;
reason had for a time left them, and
both died of epilepsy. They were Of
both. sexes. and about twenty years of
age. .mcrvB sg77a g. q ..-y = s.',s
Who can say that these excesses are
not frequently followed by those dire
full diseases, Insanity and Consump-
ton :. The records of the. Insane Asy-
lums, and the melancholy deaths by
Consumption, bear ample witness to the
truth of these assertions. In Lunatic
Asylums the most melancholy exhibi.
tion appears. The countenance is ac-
tually sodden and quite destitute
neither Mirth or Grief ever visits it.
Should sound of the voice occur, it is
rarely articulate, OBI = a9al .f
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st.Ioui. Market- Jan. as. q . = !

FLoUR-More active. but prices I'M
changed. ls a-'- itSii'@ = hs
WHEAT-Unchanged; 81 5o@1oso fJsr
fall. .zasysesr Cd ~ gsESf I5sss ,HDitrfuT01I
CORN7-Weak; 69(972c.r ssA,.i..f,l 10
OATS-Weak; ,5S@62e.: - -
BARLEY-Gncha1ged; 81 soSi o. '9s
WHISKY-Jnchangea; soc. go sogq sal
b. PROVISI0NS-Very lfirmsi; 3efIt b.ss
3 PORK-Sold at 81 ae; held at 32c. sdt
BULK. MEATS-Less active, but, nm
changed; shoulders 1870; clear sides 1870.
BACON--Better at 14ac for shoulders;
1S@lS14 for clear sides. Liiw IsI3sa ssasI'
cLARD-.Unehanged; 20@2Q1Ie. IN wi
HOGS-UBchanged -
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COLUMBUS g sXeNfxs 4. R. COMPANY
The election for orsdirectorsofath Columbus
a, xenis, railroad company, held inithis
city ye terday, was quite spirited, 1850
votes being cast. -Messrs. Henry Hanna,
Ho fIioTnf,s u %, Butler, b. dJEi Jewett,L J..
VR.sSwans D.sdN Deshler, H. q. Noble, @.
2. JCpssillys r A. Harrison, s., Gebhart
Robt. Neil and Joseph Hutcheson were
elected directors. The board Of directors
ofganfzed by e,ecting j. r: swain PresE
dent, and c. Fay Secretary and Treasurer.
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e eB-"Mlghty taking girls" said Dobes
7t 70 Blobbs, yesterday, as . young lady In
all the glamour and glitter Of the latest
: fashion. passed them. "Don't doubt It.
said the philosophic Blobbs. Takes
ABOUT $4,000 year to keep her in CLOTH
aing.", ~ @ 80 = -
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VELocIPEpEsTRIAN.-A young man,
named Curtis, from Cincinnati, one of those
who took prize at the exhibition of ve-
locipede riders in that city the other day,
created quite a sensation yesterday by the
rapidity and skill with which be moved his
bicicle on our streets and around the State
House yesterday. He made the circuit of
the State House terrace, starting from the
south side of the west entrance. In fifty-six
seconds. The distance, we indge,:is about
400 yards. Master Curtis seems to have
perfect control OF his-wooden horse and
turns it on very small space with the
greatest eases WAareisatk fed, from what
we have seen of it, that it would be cap
ital thing for a politician to have, it would
run so well in q close, district, and then he
could turn with sufficient rapidity to mstt
the wishes of every voter. Until we get to
running for Congress we shall be content
to go foot, orwalk.i It's safer, you know.
ABAR MEETfNd- The meeting OF the mefn-
bers of the Columbus bar, held yesterday
morning. at the Conrt House, tos copsider
the propriety, and necessity of fixing upon
a minimum rate of fees, was well attended.
The meetings organized by acalling Judge
Baldwin tot the chair, and appoinJing E. L.
Dewitt, secretary. Mr.. Dresel explained
the object of the meeting, and presented
for consideration various letters and fee
bills-he had received from other cities A
committee, ] consisting Of sMessrs. Dresel,
Babsr,, Gritchfield, t Noble and Sparrow,
was appointed to prepare rate, of fees to
be presented to the next meeting Of the
bar. ndTbef meeting then adjourned % meet
at the Court Houseson Wednesday next,
February, 3D. s,,r5is 13 yle1t,s ss bss5ataos II
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"a tYSuperstitious stupids, Of which we
have still q few more left in this sections
owi-like hoot that this year must be un-
lucky, because 1t began and will end on a
Friday. Qsoss
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ToIesio efiarketlJan a. sTn J

Sl1,1 Toledo niarket-Jan 49, II h5sS
: FLOUR-Winterw wheat steady and un-
changed; spring extra 25c lower. 20 aei1
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged, and
rather slow OF sale; amber $6 6S; nothing
doing in other grades 81 o1 - a3taST
IetCORN--Fi afidG quiet; newt held at &c
9671ae; rejeeted leIbetter ,salea at 63essl
Ia 0ATS--3ae, better; SIC for, Michigan. 80,
RYE-Lewer; small sales at 81 26., -
/ BARLEY-Steady and firm. 1st COS 'Do
Ea DRESSED HoGS-Quiet and l4c higher;
sales at.13114c. 16 aasSffi9 ssl 10
CLOVER SEED-S9 %.
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cEwe were early taught to respect old
ase. but the rule won't work in regard to
a pair Of fowls we got In market yesterday,
We would have as much respect for an
India rubber boot. fA}ss.r
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eEBows, plenty Of bows, all over bows
LA the latest fashionable report from
par,s-wh,ch, OF course, our fairy ones VIII
fondly follow. ne4g
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NERVOUS 1DEBILITY, with Its gloomy at
tendants, low spirits, depression, involun-
tary emissions, loss of semen, spermator-
rhpa, loss of power, dizzy, bead, loss Of
memory, and threateped impotence, and
imbecility, find sovereign cure ips Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Specific No. Twen-
ty-Eight. Composed of the most valuable,
mild and potent euratives, they strikefa
once at the root of the matter, tone up the
system, arrest the discharges, and impart
vigor and energy, life and vitality to the
elitife man. IThey haFe cured thousands
of cases. Price S. per package of six box
es and vial, which is very important in OBJ
stfnate or old cases, or 81 Per single box.
Sold by all Druggists, and sent by mail on
receipt of price! a AAddfess HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co., 5e2
Broadway, New York. jyl3-deod&w1y
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rE .Death alone manifests Of how lit'
tie value are the bodies of men.vs 1t ex-
poses the inanity Of pride, the folly ofsm-
bition, the utility Of all human projects.
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HoLLowAY'si PILLs,-The symptoms of
dyspepsia often closely resemble those of
heart. disease, Hot tiushes,. violent palpi-
tation, spasms, sudden faintness, suffocat-
ing sensations. etc. are ordinary results OF
chronic Indigestion. These somewha'
alarmipgiudications of a foul stomach in
capable of converting the aliment tire
ceives to a wholesome purpose, can only
begot rid of by proper alternative and ca.
thaftfc treatment and Holloway's Pills are
the very best medicine that can be ad-
ministered in such cases. Sold by all
Druggists.
ivo odIV.cw .EFEs rE-r Nsr-tEs
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rE Beecher says women make the pest
prayers In his congregation. Out this way
women make the best pastry. But then
both are pie-us. -lila -l.- ~ 10 4
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rE There is very little frost In the
ground for the season; In many places
scarce penetrating : foot beneath ,alsls the sur
face. <tssf
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.,is vAoHAsrs.-Johni O'Brien and Milan
Goldsborough were arrested as warrants
blythe, police night before last. The Mayor
fined them s5 and costs, and found labor
sfor them at the stone pile. lsYdh 3esIb !
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EMEETING-There
will be meeting of the Democratic city
pand township Executive9 COMMITTEES at
Thurman Hall on Friday next Jan. 10th,
at o'clock P. NJ. Business of Importance
will be brought before the meeting, and it
is hoped every member of the committees
will be- present. y buS TzSKE
GEO. w. MEEKER, Chm'n.
j. ST. JOHN GARRISON, Sec,y.
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scIevelan d miarket-Janas..e z 4

FLoUR-Quiet and demand light. City
made xxx white at S11@l1E25 Xxx am
ber 50 5OC19 rs; Xxx red winter S81 25@
80; Xxx spring So 75@S 90; country made
at 81 oO(9S for Xxx red and amber; 81 O0@
Z 80 for XXX spring; 50 25@10 90 for Xxx
white. -5g ,TahGgia 80 o. s4i5 zIivuE
WHEAT---No.1 i red winter,sold at 81 6s;
NO 2SS 2PS AZ & sSL oss 3z,oe.1q 2didslnIHi 1asa
81 oaTS4Heid at s6@s1c5js ead2iG Rsf 8
RYElHeld at 81 SosIf 1si tod .asiw
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.RuIRoxp. PoLlcEMEN.-The Governor
on yesterday commissioned George M. FIX
+. and Highland smurr as policemen for sl the
,railreads inthis city, Mr. Fix will be on
duty In the depoteaud Mr. Smurr In the
freight house OF thee. G. g. q l. railroad.
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.,fEo maids are described as emoerae
from which the sparks have fed. 9
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RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE.-The following
call for a convention to be held in the Town
Street M. E. Church, In this city, on Tues
day next, was issued some two weeks since,
and has been very extensively circulated.
A large attendance is expected':ss
We, the undersigned, unite In inviting
the friends of God and our country to meet
in Convention, sfnp the City of Columbus,
Ohio, on Tuesday, the 81 day OF February
next, at p. NJ, for the purpose of consid-
ering theelaims of God and the Christian
Religion on our State and Nation:
Rev. d. A. Randall, D. D., Rev. W. r.
Marshall, d. D., Rev. II. N. Robertson,
Rev. George w. Phillips, Rev. Henry M.
McCracken, Rev. Isaac Crook, Rev. A. G.
Byers, Rev Chester Briggs, Rev. w. III.
Scott, Hon. w. II. West, Attorney Gener-
Hon. Abel M. Corey, Senate, 33d District,
Hon. JAS. b. Jamison, Senate, 10Th District,
Hon. Homer Everett, Senate, 3Oth District,
Hon. James NJ. Kain, House OF Represen-
tatives, Hon. s. +. Kerr, House of Repre-
sentatives, Hon. f. w. Moore, House of
Representatives, SC Hon. Perry Stewart,
House of Representatives, Hon. j. Scott,
House of Representatives, Hon. r. =. How
ard, House of Representatives, Hon. d. w.
Garfield. House of Representatives, Hon.
John w. Kennon, House OF Representa-
tiyes, Hon. Thomas Rough, House of Rep
resentatives, Hon. b. L. Hill, House of
Repr sentatives, Hon. Samuel c. Kerr,
House Of Representatives, Hon. II. w.
Anderson. House of Representatives.
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COAL.
COAL.
FOR 81 LIE.

srsig I'D .EuaIR--i .sssj,A
. MERICAN HOTEL, COLUMBUS O. = This
Sonare s31S feet ON higa and ls1S Feet onr, State
Street. will be offered atpublic saleon the premises
ON cd 5ss-rigsd iiTsJ yii) adf tsdT kG-i,ssg
Wednesday, the Ioth day of March
gaisss1s sslf poI 80 next, salbiisa moi ...v IS
S bass 3, sa,e msoe ,kn r Tn
ises VIII csH at my Office No. 20 est tate street.
W. A. MCCOY. Trustseg5
s1CSTffmbus Jan. 25, 1853. .Ndigsg Takjan26-dtd
xetOtJNTYs BOARD SCHOOL EXAmi.
Il ! NERS' MEETINGS.-The Board of School
Examinersof Franklin county meet at the Probate
Court Room on lthe last Friday and SATURDAY
dsy and Saturday Of the spring and fall months.
apriQ-wH
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Now York markstAIan. 3 3. Z

|. COTTON-Openedf firm and advancing:
iclosed quiet; sales of 2,1O0 bales at 2SZ@
| 29c for middling uplands.; n 1-i islh e'i'ta
FLOUR-Receipts 3 5lS barreiss Mafket
dull and shade lower for pretty much all
WHEAT GNominally, lower with 4 scarce d !
RYE-buli and heavy at 81 4s@Iso5or
oxTs.-yery firm q 7sh@ h@75sss on 4, inssate lrl
CoRNEDuii at as@a5e for new es MI mixed
Western, and nominal at 81 Q5@ l OS for old
mixed Western afipat and in store. y
tmess on spot;- sales Of 800 6arrelssnew
mess, sellers March, at $3I 25.saT ssyssi
| BEEF-Jull and unchanged. ne5 tYey5 lsn TAD
]esICUT MEATs-Qaiet and firms ~
| BACON1Qniet and unohaHged.s bna
p 1IARD-DuH at zoe sellers six months:
f2o1fe sellers ApfH and May, andzz81sc
sellers February and March .s..sz ..ss-
tsjs aTi i'm arkor-eJani
4 dlFEsoCURvFirmi and quiet family s7s5
j, a s-Dgqlll; sales No sat si 81 10
coRNH-Is unsettled; eat.nos' salsa5le at
/ oAIs-Firma at 81 @64c tor No to choice
RYE4Firm: 81 40 tor No i:avlysansq
7. sCOfToN-Firm but quiet; iniddling up
lands &c. = 2'Ts5gisIasd saf hzHoTdf
WHISKf-Dull at 96e, and hardly any
PRoVIs1oNs4Ffrm and qdies.di oiHi
sai PORK4Mess held at s3I. and sold attf5is
: rate buyers all February. but on the sstor
j The demand was light, and; could notohaye
been sold to any extent at better than
$50 90. sih1So t4''ohs tnS3ss solEs sHI
BULK MEATsGHeld as1sK9 1871 Isl
and lie for shoulders, sides, lclear m b and
clear Sides but concessions OF. <covould
have had to be made at the close i'm order
to effect sales. hIass2oDa gEssfEiIoi sasfs
bl CONAIu moderate order demand at
|li114, N andlSc, butit is mostlyheld NJ
LA. LARpe47aoqle pe7a at 2o,. 2o.a and II offered nose
5HAMS-sugaf cured hams 81 g~Hhi siir
Edemand.i Tisdi a9vI9 syed odR sIsbia3
r. E:aBUTrER7YeryIdu dull and, ,npminals but
s6Sss s6 fresh is saleabls; the Wh9le VI gle range
3 CHEESE Firm at ti1s1S@22c.nsm bao1
" wsEGGS-Declinedr 70 10000, and dullza
O1kTrLard j. oil firm at 81 e4@l So Jinr
sSfs fsfSPsEafsRso5IEuM2Fifim at s5@s7c i0Bsfaqs-
sisUGAR412@l41scs yifiiEiq Il II .sIq
: ,COFFEET2@2 @25e.se sssto5u ~ a,sf4sl
HoGS-Scarce; butchers pay s1o@H 80
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OUbLlN, W, Jan. IOs ico9. -
EDIToRs STATEslAN ;-Gents-Having q
little leisure time on hand, aud also some
actions Of different persons, at least the
oath by different persons, before Justice
of the Peace belonging to our skylight
committee, / concluded to give you the
benefit Of them, charging at the same time
the old price-a penny for my thoughts.
The smelling committee issued two war
rants for the arrest of two of our most
honored citizens, charging them with be-
coming intoxicated, and dragged them be-
fore Justice. who Is member OF the
aforesaid skylight committee, and fined
them 30 and costs each. One of these gem
tlemen declared he was q reed broken by
the smelling committee,l instead OF the
wind, and that the people would wind
their pilgrimage to a close before long.
Our town, which is usually quiet, was
put into state of excitement last night
oy the news Of the marriage Of one of our
most honored young ladies. This young
lady Is the prettiest young woman we have,
and venture the assertion that she is the
most lovely creature on this earth she has
labored nnceasingly for the poor, and has
been knownto visitthe dying and 10 make
herself generally useful; member of the
church she has labored for christianity and
godliness; she is one of whom it may be
Irutnlully SAID went ABOUT uOlng OlnerS
good, and now she has united herself to a
young man. of good moral character, a
soldier in the late war, and graduate OF
Harvard sCollege;.a young man who is
honored by all, aud who Is emulated by
oil our young; and nowstbat he has mar
ried the most viItuous Of women, I Thoughts
mt, by request, to notice the affair In my
letter, and only state truth when l say
they are both universally loved and hon
oredby our people.
Their names are Mr.. Milton Smiley and
Miss Mary Putnam, now Smiley.
Long may they live to honor and bless
our people.
Last Friday a civil case was tried here
before James E. Wright. E. T. Delaney
appeared as counsel for the prosecution
and Col. 81. B. Wilson for the defence. Mr..
DeLany's speech was commended by all
who heard it, as master plea, boundless
m good sense and wit. Mr.. DeLany has a |
very happy flow of language, and con-
iucted himself with the utmost deco
'um, and his b. airing was gentlemanly to-
ward all, especially toward the presiding
ustice. ..,s'.f .-.,--,-.s. .,..,, .r-4,-. .,.F
What will the Radicals say now of Mr.:
)eLany? .s..V /
l may write you again.
YOurs OMEGA + L
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FILED YEsTERDAY.-The following GER
tificate of incorporation were filed with
the Secretary of State yesterday:
=. OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Coal
Company, organized for the purpose OF
mining coal and other minerals, &c. Prin-
cipal Office in Cleveland. Capital stoc k
s25OOO0 In shares of 500 each. w. H.
Keith, Il. Dwight ELS, VIM. A. Mcintosh,
Thomas G. Dickson and Robert Dickson
are the corporators.
or the Kent & Baldwin Company, or
ganized for the purpose of manufacturing
wool machinery, Principal Office in the
village of Middlcburg, Summit county.
Capital stock, 100000 in, shares of $500
each: Roswell Kent, J. A, Baldwin, RIB,
Kent, Jared Mannon and Harvey Baldwin
are the corporators.
OF the West Liberty Building Associa-
tion, organized for the purpose of raising
funds to be loaned among members to as
sist them in procuring real estate. Prin-
cipal office in West Liberty, Logan county.
Capital stock 100000 fl Shares of $500
each. F. N. Draper, R. N. Jordon. Henry
f. Kurfurst, Robert E. Gross and Job SAL
keld are the corporators. o
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New York DrY Good marke ket-sIan. - 80; as.

lNSW " IUVuus ludfK etT1SaHr -.
!, The most important feature, in The dry
goods trade is the reduction in the price OF
spool cotton; in fact of afraising markes for
in gold, All imported spool thread is now
reduced to S0o; domestic, is selling at soc,
but for other staple styles Of cottohs the
prices iare generally well maintained, al
shough the demand in general isIyery lipt-
tied. s+,,asuifrots,9 Tsd bfgc f,o,sasao
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LOCAL NOTICES.


DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNRRsHIP.-Not
is hereby given that the copartnership
heretofore existing between Philem on
Hess and J.J. Phenegar, mas b.en dissolv-
ed. The books are in the hands of j. J.
Phenegar, 242 South High street, and he is
authorized to collect all. outstanding ac-
counts. PHILEMAN HESS,
janss.d2s ssiGuoo J.J.PHENEaAR.
SW The mortgages of the Olentangy
Park Associationsare1 requested to call at
my office and receiy. balance due them in
full. rtDs99 SaHAPa2 sAstS
jap14-tf RICHARD NEvINs, Vice Pres't.
gsDGSA AjB4- asSNlgkkJ
A COLD neglected, frequently lays the
foundation, of unchrable Consumpiion.-
No person should suffer one to continue
True, they will swear out" but they often
wear the patient out. The best cure is
Humphreys Homeopathic Cough and
Fever Pills. Taken alternately, they al
lay the fever, irritation, and cough, heal
up the lungs, and cure the disease. Price,
boxes for 81 25. Sold by dealers,
and sent by mail on receipt OF the
price. Address, bHUMPHREYs's SPECIFIC
Homeopathic MEDICINE Co, 562 Broad
way, IN. X. iyl3d&wly-cw
& For SALE.-One Family Carriage. built
by Watson, of Philadelphia. One Dog
Cart built by Brewster & Co., OF New
York; nesrly1new. One verytliqht nosop
Buggy-weight,u l36 pounds; nearly new.
One Jaeger Wagon, with top, built by
Brewster e. Co, New York. One Portray
Sleigh, very light. and almost new. One
set fine Coach Harness, made by Lacey &
Phillips, of Philadelphia. Also, one Track
Sulky; Skeleton Wagon, hghtY single and
double Harness. bells. G65e. AS intend
changingmy residence April tst, the abov
will be sold low. " soRICHARD NEvlNs.
jan23-dtf itzgl s-HasA
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asi3 Mnsss ssakes MARI eaGsanias isdi
. gFLoUR[Duh and pricesEuncbaheedsIb
, WHEAT--Steadyo w Sales atSfa9ler No
lin slore. ansunhIa fraa. hs.s .Ia,.. Z, b. ali
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~ SAVINGS AssocrArIoNs-aFhe Governor
on yesterday Issued his proelamation de-
claring that the Farmers Savings Society,
of Lima. Allen county, had compiled with
the rsqniremehts of the law and are there
fore authorized to.commsnce and carry out
Saving Society. N. Tucker, Theo. Mayo,
Frederick, ,Post,J, r. Hughes and g. Day,
are the corporators.A isH.sssIl sfy l.'tsoS
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-1sswe eiTy7 made and repaired BY. Z, &, f. 4:
Smith, "a S. High Street, over Baths store
noy6d3m