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DIED.

DIED.
In Warren June 9TH Mr. Ayan Cheeseman's, aged 81 Pin
tiers in NewYoIk and Illinois, are req sc.I
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NOTICE.

GAME into the enclosure of the subscriber, the
9Th instant sorre mare, switch tail, light mane white
stripe IN the fce, adu1ged be from years old OF small
size The owner is requested prove perry, pay charges
and take her away. LYMAN FISR
Wasfed, May 9th, ls45. IDS
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Caution 10 Paeniees. 1t has been decided by
Judge Nelson, as we learn from communication
in the National Intelligencer, that if the propre
tor of new invention sells even one of his arti-
Giles, before he has taken out his patent, he thereby
loses his exclusive claim; the sale is held to be an
abandonment of the inyenton to the public.
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9J EspoSsEo ENAMELLED CARDS tinted and plain
oeau''uy Po's n With elegant designs as borders.
-, PRINTERS BLANK CARDS
Small blanks (playng card size) No l. sis pcr gross,
90 do 10
Largo do do Of
do do q,
Doublc size of tho small "a
do do
Double size of the Large, 60
DO do
Also all the above sizes of ovory color 10 order
Other sizes cut to order of either foregoing cuao.
Mourning Cards ofvatious sizes made to o}dere
Gold boidereG Cards do do
Gilt Edge do 40
Ennmcled Sheets cap size, and 20 by IA inches.
Ivory surface do do '
Pearl do do
Blank sheets do do
Also Railroad and Steamboat Tickets m,de IN ords, r mn
colour, OF Of different coors, may be desired " '
The subscriber invites all editors of lii, United s,o, od
Canodu, who disposed take their nav in co,ds nnf o
viii send him copy of their papers containing tho 1dyosn
mcnt to inser for three months. CEc5RCE rnoK
Now-York, January %, 1915. rs
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ,
MEDICAL, NOTICE

E orange County Medical Society will hold its Annual
Meeting at Chelsea, Thursday June 18TH at 10 O'clock
A. M An address will be delivered Also dissertation upon
me suee OF Epidemic Eyspeas will before tho So.
the county Ia requested. / n MOPsE ST.. "
Chelsea, Juno 4, 1915 Wv -
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NEW-YORK TRADE.
PLAYING, VISITING. &
BLANK CARDS

NEohrh CoOk, of tho late firm Of Ely, Smith and Cook
10, e Rast siS years manufacturers ofthe CELEBRATES
DAN LIE CAhDS, would inform the public and tho pat
on Of tho od estdbls hmen No, H. Fulton street. where no
mas always oeen employed that he continues the manufacture
OF a., the varieties of PLAYING, VISITING and BLANK
ohhDS heretofore furnished by the osabisbmentand TINT
orders o various Kinds will bo promptly aud faithfully executed
on appeaon 70 his sole agents. Messs Ely and Latham II
to sell again, viz: " ' " " ~ WV wy
Harry do an ~ e''
Decatures do o.
Ellsler do on
Merry Andrews, do Ia
Hghianders, NO. !, star & marble back Is
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How TO do H. The Council of the First NUM-
cipaity of New Orleans is Loco Foco by the cast
ing vote of the Recorder, Genois-the Aldermen
standing to 6. They lately agreed to give their
printing to the lowest bidder, and advertised for
proposals. The Courier Loco) bid $500; the
Bee lWhig) bid $500. After good deal of
shuffling, the Loco Foco majority refused the bid
Of the Bee, and gave the job to the Courier at
$500!
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a Heavy Fee. Thaddeus Stevens, Esq received
fee of $4,000 for his professional services in the
recent trial at Lancaster, in which Mrs. Yates, his
client recovered $4,000 from her deceased hus-
bands estate, which had been agreed to be given
her as marriage misunderstanding Pa Gaz
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No II CE

IS hereby given, TO Benoni Staats, Empson
Staats, Elijah Stats, Elisha Stats, Edeth Stats,
William Borton and Anne his wife, Jacob Wait.
Thomas Lalon aud Margaret his wife. John SpE
key and Lydia his wife, William Wines and Ra-
chaehis wife, that petition fled against them
on the 2nd day of December, A. d. 1874, in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio.
by Enoch Staats, and is now pending, whereip the
said Enoch Stats demands partition Of be follow
ing real estate, to witt The North West quarter OF
the North Westquarter OF Section seventeen, In
Township No. seven, of Range No eight; also the
East half of the North East quarter CT Section
seventeen, in the same Township and Range, all in
Monroe county, Ohio; and that at the nextterm of
said Court application will be made by the said
Enoch Stats. for an order that partition may be
made Of the SAID premises; and that the dover es
tate Of Margaret Stats widow of Elijah Staats,
decd, therein may be assigned. E3
ENOCH STAATS.
BY N. HoLLisTER.
December 6, 1874 -Gy, 'n4O. e5 ~
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terday his party were before Peubla.
$50 much for the prospects Of the tyrant.
The glorious cause Of the country,
on the other hand, presents the most
lively and animating aspect. The
whole nation has declared against San
ia Anna, and the valiant defenders Of
the laws will not only s,on restore
public tranquility, but, will infict sum-
mary and ignomenious cilastiscment
upon the wretrIes Who yet defend and
support the worst Of causes.
On the lst Of fJanuary, GenerI Bra-
vo left the city Of Mexico with 5000
men, to march agalns, SAINT, Anna,
who. it is understood. intends to attack
Puebla. II is said tba, the dictator has
lost by desertieH, in single march,
more than 1000 men, and yesterday
more than GOO, among them several of
ficers, all of whom have reported them
selves to the new government.
General Paredes was to leave Que
retaro on the lst, to unite with Gener-
ais Bravo and Alvarez, who altogether
would have ten thousand men to attack
Santa Anna, before Puebla. Vuri)us
bodies Of cavalry have been organized
in the neighborhoods OF Vera Cruz, Pc
rote, Jalapa, &C., &c.. to intercept the
fight of Santa Anna.
The city of PuebIa is in n perfect
state of defence, and the troops appear
pleased at the close proximity ofthe ,y-
rant. Their commander having been
the first to declare openly against the
infamous decree of the 29th of Novem-
ber, has their entire confidence. He
confidently INSERTS that if the mad des-
pot attacks him, he will assuredly find
his grave.
The government is exerting every
nerve; and from the spirit and en,husi-
asm with which it is sustained bv the
people, the opinion universally obtain
led seems justified, that the allied forces
will make Santa Anna, for once, res
pect the laws which, during his whole
life, he has SO vilely insulted. Of the
success of the people we cannot doubt
for one moment. The funeral knell Of
the tyrant has sounded, and the hour OF
justice has arrived.
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ABsIJRDITIEs

To buy horse from near relation and believe
every word he utters to be true in praise of the
horse he wishes TO dispose Of
To pronounce those the most pous who never
absent themselves from church. e.
To expect punctualiy from an idle man.
To discontinue dealing with tradesman to
whom you owe large sum Of money and which
you are unable to pay.
To give advice to, or argue with fool.
To occupy the attention of large company by
the recital of an occurrence interesting to yourself
alone.
To ask the advice of man who has always mis-
managed his own affairs
To expect your friends will remember you, after
you have thought proper to forget them.
Not to drink when you are thirsty; or eat when
you are hungry.
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PINE AND WILD CHkRRy are trees of our
own soil, and are generally known to possess, even
IN the common way Of preparation, remarkable
virtues in the cure OF diseases of the Lungs--how
much more valuable theu must a highly concepra,
ted preparation prove, when SO combined with
other articles as to act in harmony with each other,
and adapted to the various forms and stages Of the
diseases Il is SO emnently calculated to alleviate
The Balsam of Wild Cherry, never fails to give
relief. aud cures after every other means has been
tried In vain. This has been proven in thousands
of instances where It had effected radical cures,
after the patient had been given up by all his friends
and physicians. See advertisement.
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sHERIFFS sale

BY virtue Of a venditioni exponas to me direct
ed from the Court OF Common Pleas of Washing
ton county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
outcry at the front door of the court house 10 the
town of Woodsheld, Monroe couhty, Ohio, on
Monday, the 17th day of February, 1916, betw cen
the hours of 10 O'clock, A. NJ. and 4 o'clock, P.
NJ. of said day, the following described real estates
to wit: Three lots n the town of Graysyille, num-
bered the plat in the town Of Grays, lille AS fol-
lows, 10 wit: Lots number fifty four fifty eightand
fifty nine. the whole lying and beiag in said Nom
roe county Ohio Taken as the property of David
Kirkbrde, Jr at the snit of William Kirkbride.
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr, Sheriff. Z
Sheriff's office, January II, lSl5. VS.
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ing said debts and liabilities, to be dis
posed OF as said State may direct; but
in no event are said debts and liablli-
lies to become a charge upon the gov
ernment of the United States.
Third. New States, Of convenient
SIZE, and having suthclent populahon''
S..,. -" "Iasa.,s, {. s ~ -. .1' ~ &C =.
thereof WHICH shall be entitled 10 ad.
mission under the provisions of the fed
Ieral constitution. And such States as
may &c ivfmed ont oI .hal portion " o.
Jaur.s. ~ 49,. s 60 III 'la,;;,Jn
commonly known as tile Missouri com.
promise line, shall be admitted into the
Union, with or without slavery, as the
PeoPis =. eac'i o'a'e ash'hs ao'i''ss'esi
-
-, ~. ~
60 - : !. = .,'. "
n
ha c,r.,aa ,n,,,.r. 49, IA ,a.s;,o.. I, ,h
Of said Missouri compromise line, sla-
very or involuntary servitude, except
Tor crime, shall be prohibited.
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CONGRESS-.

On Saturday, January 25, the fol-
lowing proposition for the annexation
ofTexas to the United States, was sub.
mitted by Milton Brown Of Tennessee:
JOINT RESOLUTION declaring the
the terms on which Congress will
admit Texas inio the Union as a
Estate. s @sis aS sts
Z Resolped by The Seaaie and House 81
Representatives. Of he United STATES Of
america tn Congress assembled, That
Congress doth consent that the terrific
ry properly included within and right
fully belonging to the republic Of Tex
as, may be erected into new State, to
be called The State of Texas, with re-
publican form OF government, TO be
adopted by the people Of said republic.
by deputies in convention assemb' ed,
with, the consent Of the existing gov
ernment, in order that the same may be
admitted as one Of the States Of this
Union.
SEC. q And BE- IL further resolred,
That thssforegoing consent oi Congress
Is given upon the following conditions,
and with the following guarantees, to
witt
First. Said State to be formed, sub
iect 70 the adjustment by this govern
ment ofall questions of boundary thai
may arise with other governments and
the constitution thereof, with the prop
er evidence ofits adoption by the peo-
pie Of said republic Of Texas, shall be
transmitted to the President Of the
United States, to be laid before Con-
gress for its final action, on or before
the first day Of January one thousand
eight hundred and forty-six.
Second. Said State, when admitted
into the Union, afterlceding TO the Uni
ted States all mines, minerals, salt lakes,
and springs, and also all public edifices,
iortifcations, barracks, ports and har-
bors, navy and navy yards, docks, mag
pzines, arms, armaments, and all other
property and means pertaining to the
public defence belonging to said rcpub-
lie Of Texas, shall retain all the public
funds, debts, taxes, and dues Of every
kird which may belong TO, or be due
and owing said republic; and shall also
retain all the vacant or unappropriated
lands lying within its limits. to be ap--|
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Nnti,elS Is hereby given that application
ANSp' = will he made tn the Com m issioner

Nnti,el Is hereby given that application
will be made to the Commissioner,
of Monroe county, at their session in March next
for an order 10 lay out public road through the
township of Centre in said county, to begin at or
near the section corner between James Maf1it aud
VIM. Eddy, on the road leading from The Fishing
Creek road by the said Maiit and Eddy to Antioch,
and run thence west on or near the line between
James Maffit and Peter Shepherd, up to Jacob
Maiiit's tobacco house; thence up the right hand
side of the bottom to Giles Gadd's tobacco house;
thence across said bottom to the Run on the left;
thence, through the land Of Phillip Drum to WIN.
Maffi's; thence the nearest and best route to in
ersect the Sistersvile road, near Samr Jackson's.
january 81, 1915.
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STATE OF Ono, Monroe CO. IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Sarah Graham, Divorce and Alimony.
william Graham. y take moce that Sarah al
Graham, heretofore, TO wit: on the 3lst day of
January. A. d. ls45 fled her petition in the office
of the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, in
and for the county and state aforesaid setting forth
among other things that the plaintiff and defend
ant were married, that the defendant had deserted
the plaintif-had been guilty Of adultery and was
convicted of bigamy by the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Guernsey county, aud that he is now i'm
prisoned in the Penitentiary for that crime; and
isting between the plaintiff and defendant be dis
solved, and that alimony be granted to the plaintiff
sc. The said petition will be tor hearing at the
next term Of the court OF Common Pleas aforesaid
t So. SARAH GRAHAM,
BY TIDDALL s. KELLY, her Att'ys.
February T. 1916 I
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Road Notice.

A petition will be presented TO the Commission
ers OF Monroe County OHIO, at their next session,
for county road, commencing at the town Of Leb-
anon in the township of Bethel, and from thence,
following the dividing ridge between the waters
of Duck Creek and little Muskingum, to run the
nearest and best way to the town of Bethel in the
SAID township of Bethel, and from thence, follow
ing the above mentioned dividing ridge, to run the
nearest and best way to intersect the county road
leading from the mouth Of the road Fork of Duck
Creek to the town of Summerfeld, at or near Abra-
ham Forshey's in the township Of Franklin.
January "a, 1916
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ROAD NO'YlCE.

THERE will be a petition presented to the COM
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, on the fist
Monday of March. 1876, praying Tor the location
of county road. commencing at or near James
Towns. in said county, thence south westerly
course the best route to the top Of Sun6sh hill,
near WIN. Trimbly's; thence the nearest and best
route to or near John Hurd's barn; thence the best
route to, or near Samuel B. Hurd's, thence the
nearest and best route to pass near David Howard's
thence the nearest and best route to lntersect
the Woods6eld and Fishing Greek road, near to
Jones' Mill on Cranes Nest.
A PETITIONER.
January "a, IS45. at
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Road .NOtice.

THERE win be petition presented to the Com
misioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their March
Term, praying for County Road at grade not
exceeding five and half degrees,--said Road to
commence at the town of Sardis, in said county,
thence the nearest and best route so a. to nerseot
the Fishing Creek and Woodsfield Road, at or
near Joseph Ca!dweRs.
MANY PETITIONERS.
January 81, 1915.
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the com,nisr
sioners of Monroe county, at their next session.
pr.yng for the vacation Of part Of the State road
commencing at the Ohio River opposite the llats
Of Grave Creek, running thence by Woodstield,
IN Monroe county, through the township of Water
ford in Washington county to intersect the graded
State road, from Marietta 10 Athens at or near the
town of Pleasanton; said vacntion to commence
on the land of John Knapp in Switzerland town.
ship, and terminate on the lands Of Daniel Gates.
ABEL BROWN,
DANIEL STUKEY.
T,n,,.,, Iott
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Road .N0tire.

A PETITION will be presented to the Commits.
missioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
session, praying for the establishment Of County
Road, beginning at New Castle. in Green town.
ship in said county, thence through the lands of
Adam Myers, thence through the lands Of Robert
Mills, on Cranes Nest, thence up the Run north
through the lands of VIM Watkins, and others, to
the ridge road, one mile west of John ID. Glenns
in Adams township. A PETITIONER.
january 81, 1916,
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Road Notice.

THERE will be petition presented to the Conn
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
meeting praying for the location and establishment
Of County Road, commencing at the State Road
on Cats Run, at or near William FIaley's; thence
up the left Fork to the mouth of Right; thence up
said Fork through the lands of Daniel oukhouser;
thence through the lands of A. McVeigh. TO inter-
sect the State Road leading from Beallsyille to
Powhatan point
January 81, 1915.
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A Mt. Notice is hereby gi-
"A ven to all Concerned, that at our instance
writ Of attachment was this day issued by Jereml-
ah Walton, Justice of the Peace in and for Salem
township, Monroe county, Ohio, against the goods,
chattels, rights. credits, moneys and effects OF
Henry Ryan, an absent debtor.
ANSHUTZ, POLLOCK. s. co.
Sunfsli, Dec. 10, 1874. [4S
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Rood Notice.

T,HERE will be a petition presented to the
! Trustees Seneca township, Monroe county,
Ohio, on the first Monday OF March, 1915, pray ing
for the location of a township road, commencing
at OF near the Horse Run where It crosses the
road leading from Reuben Wilson's to John Turn
er's, thence to the top of the Ridge Leonidas
Heskett's thence TO the State Road, between the
farm of Vachel Barnes, and the town of Summer.
field. A PETITIONER.
December 9th, 1874. 43;1w
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From the New Orleans Tropic.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
DEFEAT AND CAPTURE OF SANTA
ANNA. W
BY The schooner Sarah Ann, Capt.
Davidson, from Tampico, we are placed
in possession of papers from the city
Of Mexico 10 the 4th inst, and private
advices as late as the 9th.
Santa Anna has met another San ia
cinto defeat, and is now a miserable
captive in the hands of those over whom
lie has SC long tyrannized. The ''Na-
poleon of the South" has at last found
u fate as unenviable as was that OF him
whose name he so arrogantly assumed,
at Waterloo. | lis star has shot madly
from its zenith, and he whose lightest'
word was law, a brief period since. has
fallen SO low that there are "none so
poor to do him reverence"
The following letter from a CORE; !
pondent at Tampico, furnishes US with
the intelligence OF the defeat and cap
tucc of Santa Anna:
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE TRopIc.
TAMpfco, January f4th, iS45.
Dear SIR: Dates from Mexico to the
9th instant arrived here last night by
express. A desperate battle had been
fought on the plains of Appan, between
Santa Anna ON the one side, and Bravo
and Paroles on the other, which end
ed in the total route of the former, who
was captured 10 trying TO make his es-
cape! Five hundred men are reported
10 have been killed, and General Pare
des had been despatched by Bravo, in
pursuit Of the routed troops Of Santa
Anna. Bravo himself was on the
march back to Mexico, with his august
prisoner! eF
This is all have time to write.
Yours, P.
The following extract from 'El Siglo
Diezy Neuvo, Of the 4th instant, may
possess some interest, as showing the
state ofatiairs in the republic previous
to the final overthrow Of the dictator.
That paper says to form a correct
idea of the present political movement,
il is sufficient simply TO observe actual
passing events, that are conspicuous to
all mankind. Gen. Santa Anna is at
last confined to very limited sphere,
where he is at present at the head of
division Of troops, which, by the by,
being disseminated and fatigued, are
daily witnessing the desertion of their
officers and companions. The resour-
ces Of the tyrant are confined to the
pillage wrung from the poor inhabitants
of small villages, who can make no de-
fence; moreover, he has no means to
procure or pay recruits. His moral
resources are stilmore despondipg, for
le has no one party in Mexico 10 sus-
lain him; he invokes no honest princi-
pie, and makes war on his countrymen
with the sole view Of ofaggrandizing him
'elf, and securing personal dominion.
The whole people Of the republic des-
,ise him, and regard him as a fit object
or their concentrated hatred. Yes
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children and beirs at law of Samuel Marshall, de-
ceased; that the SAID Ss7nue deceased. was, prior
to his DEATH seized aud possessed Of the South East
quarter of Section ls, Townships. and Range ..
in Malaga Township Monroe county, Ohio; that
the said tract OF land had descended to the said
plaintiff and defendants as the children and heirs II
law Of the said Samuel, deceased, and now hold the
same in common, and prays that the same may be
divided and partitioped among them according TO
laws and that at the next term of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas for The County ard State aforesaid, the
said petition will be for hearing. sss-st
ELLIS P MARSHALL,
By CowEN & JEwETr, bis Atsys.
December 27, lS4t.-'43-6w
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10 all to whom this netice
shall come.

YOU are hereby notified and warned not to pur-
chase or receive note purporting to have been
given BY me to JOSEPH ASKER for the sum of
$1,000. dated the 4ih day OF February. 1874. ~
the same is fraudulent and without any eonsidsra-
tlon whatever, and viii not b. paid BY ms without
qeing legally compelled
January 18Th, Isi5. Al
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4 TTACHMENT.-No IS hereby given to
all persons interested, that at my Instance .
writ of attachment was issued in December, 1874,
by Eli Hoops, a Justice of the peace in ard fol
Sunsburp Township in the County Of Monroe and
State of Ohio, against the goods. chattles, rights.
credits, moneys and effects of the Muskngum Com
ference of Ohio, OF the Uriied Brethren in Christ
JOSHUA DAVIS.
January Isa 1874
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attachments.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
ed, that at our instance, writ of attachment was
this day issued by Eli Hopes, justice Of the
peace of Sunsbury township, in the county Of
Monroe against the goods, chatels, rights credits,
moneys and effects of James Slack, an absconding
debtor.
=" wELSH'& ARMSTRONG. y
Bealsyllle, Dec. 27. 1874. rs a- ~