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From the New York Express, Of April 80,
PEARL STREET HOUSE, April II, 1874

PEARL STREET HOUSE, April II, lB46.
Mr.. EDrToR--Ws were never more agreeably
surprised in meeting with familiar eountenance,
than in coming down stairs this morning to find
our friend KELSEY, of the " American" (at Co.
lumbus, Ohio,) one of the landlords here On
inquiry, we learn that Mr.. Kelsey still retains
the " American" :" but has made an arrang gement
with Mr.. ]. M. Flint, long known as the popular
and efficient landlord of the Pearl Street House,
by which he remains here during the summer,
and returns to Columbus among his old patrons
and friends after the close Of the business season,
and resumes personal charge Of the American"
during the sitting Of the Legislature!
Such an arrangement, by gentlemen familiar
with their business, from many years. experience,
is an earnest that the Pearl Street House will
continue to deserve its we'll earned reputation,
and its ample assurance that nothing will be Omit
ted to make it equal TO any house in the city
For long years We have known friend Kelsey,
and whoever has had the good fortune to stop
most unequvocal testimony to his assiduous
ctlltiss to render their stay pleasant and agree
able, Of the complete, supervision exercised by
him over every department. of the American,
which would tend to the comfort or convenience
of his guests.
On the more enlarged theatre he has selected,
we trust he will continue to retain the support
Of the travelling and business public, ant that
the Pearl Street House will continue as dis
tinguished for the neatRess and comfort. of its
apartments-the excellence Of its table--the at.
tsntion cf its servants-as for the thorough quail
ifications and urbane and attentive civilitiet
Of the proprietors. Yours, &c. w. H:
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PINE AND WILD CHERRY.

Are tIOes of our 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 mitch more valuable then must a
highly concentrated preparation prove, when SO
combined with othsf articles do 10 ast III harmony
with each other, and adapted to the Various
forms and stages of the diseases it is Do etinsnsly
cacuat ed to alleviate.
The Balsam of Wild Cherry never fails to give
relief, and cures after every other means have
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 hs friends and physicians.
Sec advertisement
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BREAK IN THE MIAMI CANAL.-We learn
from the Cincinnati Commercial, that the
canal gave way at the new culvert in the
immediate vicinity of that city, last Monday
night. About ten days will be required to
repair the breach; in the mean time, boats
will arrive at the Brighton House.
Mr.. ToRREv, who is confined in tho Mary
land Penitentiary on the charge Of having
aided in the abduction of slaves, is at the
point Of death. 1t is said that Governor
PRATT would pardon him, were there any
prospect Of his recovery. He should have
done it long ago. The death Of Mr.. Tor.
REY, under the circumstances, will be foul
blot on the humanity Of the age.-Ohio
Statesman.
Col. WORTH has resigned his commission,
and retired from the army. Cause, some diff
Guilty about rank, which none but military men
can appreciate.
The Indian population within the States
and territories of the United States, in
cluding Oregon, is estimated at 100000
souls.
Polly BoD1NE ACau1rTED.-The jury at
Newburg, in the case of Polly Bodine, on
trial for the murder of Mrs. Houseman and
child, at Granite Village, Staten Island, in
December, 1914, returned We rdict of not
guilty, last Saturday week.
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circulation and discount of bank paper; and
close limitations upon the debt creating power
OF the State. This last provision is especially re-
CURED in Ohio. About four-ffi hs of the tax
which has furnished pretended justification for
the odlous tax law, goes to pay the interest on
extravagant debts contracted 10 stock obbers--
making our people tributaries to class who bear
no part of the burdens imposed for their sole
benefit The election by the people of the judi
ciary is another essential advance which we hope
TO see engrafe6 on tho Constitution of Ohio .
But tho whig party refused last winter to let the
people decide whether or not they would amend
their Constitution. and we believe it will be found
chat they are only putting off the evil day--be-
fore long the public mind will be prepared to in
sist on even more radical changes than these VIC
have mentioned, Political experience is gathering
its discoveries and investing them in COnstitu-
tional limitations, confning the increase Of these
limitations to ,he abused power of corporate
wealth and special protection, but enlarging the
sum of popular power as that experience devel-
opes how absurd has been tn fear of the people
which has restrained conservative statesmen from
aliberal confidence and trust in the Masses Con-
sttutlons should be remodelled by each susceed-
ing generation. The best security of the good
government of a state will be found in its being
purged from those errors of system of which ex-
perionce developes the inutility and worthless
necS
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS IN RILEY
TOWNSHIP.
NOTICE

s ,sr.,v Given that on the goth day sf 5ns A. D. is4S
shal offer for sale between the hours sften o'clock A.
and four o'clock M at the door sf She court house,
following described lots Of land being parts Of section six
teen in Riley Township, in Said county Said lands no,
the appraised value payable onetwelh in hand and the
balance in twelve annaa enstaments with annual interest
thereon. to wit:
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
WEEKLY OHIO PRESS,
EOR THE CAMPAIGN.
FOR THE Can

The desire to aid by every possible means
the progress Of democratic principles, has
determined tho undersigned 10 issue from tho
Office of the Ohio Press, Weekly Paper, for
the campaign.
The Weekly Ohio Press will have for its
object--to expose the doings Of the last two
Legislatures-to show how those who con-
trolled their action have been trying to cre-
ate moneyed power in this free State, with
privileges greater than those of any titled
nobility, and far more dangerous to the peo-
pie, because their power works with unseen
but deadly certainty. 1t will show how the
last Legislature added to the mass Of guilt,
tax law-by which the community arc to
be loaded with burdens from which THIS
PRIVILEGED CLASS Is ExEMPT--while these
same incorporated bankers, free and unre-
strained, are amassing wealth by trading up
on the evidences of,hat very debt for which
the laborer is taxed to pay the interest. The
Press will show the operation Of these laws,
and it will give HISTORY OF BANKING IN
ONO, for it is by the experience of the past
that we must Judge for the future.
The Weekly Ohio Press will contain all
the current news of the day, an account Of
the proceedings in Congress, and most OF
the articles which may appear i'll the Ohio
Press.
Or Democrats throughout the State are
asked to act as agents for this campaign pa
per. Now is the time for action. Let every
one who meets with this prospectus, take
it up, get twenty OF thirty subscribers and
send them in Immediately.
Gr II will be seen that if fifty persons
join together in one neighborhood, they can
&c, an interesting paper for the campaign for
sixty cents each.
TERMs-The first number Of the Weekly
Ohio Press will be issued about the middle
of May, and the publication will be contnu-
ed till after the October election, of which
full returns will be given in the last number.
The price will be as follows, and mus: be
invariably in advance; for in no case will
the paper be sent before the money is re-
ceived.
Single copy, ,..''''.'"..''''.''''.'''." VI
Six copies, ..........."...........'''
Thirteen copies, ...."............ IL
Twenty copies, ......".."."....... 10
Thirty copies, ........"...........".''2 70
Fifty copies, ..................'''...''3
Any one sending five dollars for five SUBJ
scrbers, shall receive a sixth copy gratis.
Where several copies are subscribed for,
if desired, each copy will be sent to a ssper-
ate address.
Ell T. TAPPAN.
Columbus, Ohio, April, ls46.
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0er A bank is reported to have gohe into
operation recently at Marietta, under the
new law, with just fifteen cents IN specie in
its vaults TO one dollar of its issues. Safe
and solvent, is the cry of,hs bankets. = West.
Emp.
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BY passing the Independent Treasury Bill,
four great objects will be attained. First,
The Government will no longer be imposed
upon by rapacious bankers---second, it will
always have the public money a. command,
to pay its debts when due--third, bankers
can no longer speculate in time of peace, of
the peoples taxes-fourth, in time of war,
they cannot supply the British army with
provisions, from the Treasury Of the United
States. These consideration should make
every patriot hail with joy its passage. In
fact we cannot see how any one but Brit
Usher at heart, can oppose it.-Ohio Demo-
Crdt.
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TsYiimRerance Notice.

The Putnam County Temperance Association
will meet tomorrow (FRrDAY) evening, at the
uul hour, in the Methodist E. Church. Address :
es will be delivered. GEO. SKINNER, Sec'y.
Kalida, May IA, I846.
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NOTICE,

rT,HEpE will be petition presented 70 the Commission
s of putnam County, at their next session. praying
c N alteration in the Leathe%ood ridge Road to witt
Sdning where Said road terminates the Augaize river
bstTss William Scott Ind John Ricards land. thence TO
run east on straight line until nersects the old roa"
again. a ;,oa 1915.
'e"ni's' 'N"-f' 271dw*
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SECTION TEN HOUSEl
JOSIAH DELONG.
Formerly of Lima,

TJAs opened house for public entertainment at SEC
TION TEN, Van Vert County, at the Centre Bridge,
of the Mill He has spared pains in fitting up his
house, Stable, &C. and hopes to receive liberal share Of
public patronage-May, 1916. 2T2
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in Baltimore, viz: the Farmers and Mechan-
ics' Bank; the Western Bank, and the Far
mers' and Planters Bank,

The K1DNAPPERs INDIcTED!--Tho Grand
Jury have found true bills against the Kid
nappers, Forbes and Armitage, and their as
sociates in the Jail of this County. The
trials of the latter will probably be post
poned until next term Of Court ONE
THOUSAND dollars reward have been
offered for the arrest of tine former by the
Governor and citizens.--Ohio State Journal.
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sHERIFF,s SALE,

sHERIFF0 sALE'
~v .,-,,. - u,;, X vendi exponas to me directed
vn.He .h " 49, nf Common pleas of Putnam County
oho " liz N offer fosae at the house of William Philips
on Monday the day Of May between m J s"id dnv
u, h. sn iounn described eovds and chates to wn:
Five Of field Of corn 9eh eow SUe
anu one guy wear did twenty vs head Of hogs ten head
O9y SSnr e@ cattle NOW of wea and one yoke
taken execution as the propesWy W;i,m nj AInod
sa'iSiy q" y j. H. VAIL,
Sheriff of Putnam county, o.
surur,ps orrreN
Kalida, Maye 1876. J
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BEAUTIES OF A PAPER CURRENcY.l-Here
are couple of paragraphs, which show more
forcibly than any argument, one Of the great
est objections to bank notes Why don't
these counteriei,ers e0 into the banking busi-
ness on their own accounts 1t is much the
safest plan,
LOOK OuT.a-The Louisville Impartial
says: Counterfeit $40 notes on the Planters
Bank of Tennessee, are in circulation In
this city. Several of these notes were taken
by some of our merchants on Main street
yesterday They may be easily detected
No. III, letter B., dated Nashville, June l.,
ls45, ", Signed, M Ludlow, Cash'r, W.
Wetson, Pres't, the paper poof and general
appearance of the hote Tough. Z
ANoTHER.-The Cinsinnati Gazette says:
A notorious counierfeteD named James
Hewett, alias Nelson, was arrested IN New
York, on Thursday, by one Of the flg'lant
police officers of that city. lie had N his
poss ession at the time of his arrest large
number of engraved plates ready tor work.
ing off notes on Banks in various parts OF
the Union. A quantity of bills, we'll exc
cuted, were also found on his person.
Among the plates we're three on institutions
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Democracy Victorious IN Ne,o
York and VirgimiaH
NEW YORK ELECTION.

TWENTY-FOUR DEMOCRATIC MA
JORlTY IN THE CONVENTIONS!
The Albany Argus, of last Saturday, gives
full returns ofthe election for members of
the government to amend her constitution
The result is, that the democrats have elec-
ted 76
The wings 45
The anti-reniers 7
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1913

A most triumphant finale, which the Ar
gus considers as "auspicious of great and
good results in the action of the conven-
ton"
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Auy UIe seHuI1B H7o u0lIurS ro1 H'o SuU
scrbers, shall receive sixth copy gratis.
Where several copies are subscribed for,
if desired, each copy will be sent to ssper-
ate address.
Ell T. TAPPAN.
Columbus, Ohio, April, 1876.
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8 E ! 8 l6

Ealidal May 9, 1e46 WN
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Essussssbe National
DAGUERREAN GALLERY & PTo-
TCGRAp2LyAs IUhEls HING

A WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals,
"a -Four First Premiums. and Two High
est IIonors. at the National, the Massachu-
sets. the New York. and the Pennsylvania
Exhibitions, respectively, for the most splen-
did Colored Daguerreotypes and best Appora-
tus ever exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
regard to weather
Instructions given in the art.
a large assortment of Apparatus and Stock
always on hand, at the lowest cash prices.
New Y ork, PSI Broadway; Philadelphia,
1856 Chestnut st; Boston. IS Court and So Han
over Sts.; Baltimore, 205 Baltimore St; Wash
ington, Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburg,
Va, Mechanics Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth
and Walnut, and l76 Main St; Saratoga
Springs, Broadway; Paris, l27 Vieille Rue
du Temple; Liverpool, 50 Church St.
June Is. lS46-Iy
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h0! FOR GEORGIA.
TO Farmers and Other Pep
utatiOn,

sN FARMERS with families, able TO en-
tGO igrate and build, are wanted to settle the
Town Of HaicyoHddlc, Serven County, Geor-
gia. and TO cultivate each 10 Acres OF superior
handsome cleared, some unclcared-iymg
IN view Of the town site. Farmers VIII Save
town lots gratis and classical education for
their children, on condition Of cultIvatmg a fer
Vile valley in the grapevine or Sugar-oanc, and
com, allowing oaly one fifth OF the yearly
crops. The crop OF single laboring hand or
farmer. Al the end Of the year, alier deductng
the rentcharge. will * S3j0--tar more than
any farmer can make on lands he might buy
anywhere IN the South or West. The crops
viii not be liable for debt; the farmers Will pay
ne taxes for the land. much Of which IS al
ready cleared and fenced they will 1--we IN a
town on one OF the most important Raul Roads
IN the world, and have a classical education
for their children. Farmers of Virginia, and
elsewhere, anxious to test Tins improved Sys-
TEN, are requested 10 subscribe 10 come on the
LIST Of October, lSt5. The design of this celc-
braied discovery and Enterprise, is 10 combine
civilization and rational pleasures with the
highest pccuniay rewards Lots will be let
to Merchants TO tic highest bidders Sl0a year
10 all othcrS-except Farmers, who may have
lots gratis. Address the undersigned, (post-
paid ffqcyondale, Georgia
CUYLER w, YOUNG,
or II. X. GREGG, Agent
June Is, 1916. Martnsburg. Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun-
ty: July Rules, 1876,
John Niles, paf-
against
John w. Kisinger and James M Newknk,
Admir- OF Susan Kisinger, deed, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
TIME defendant, John w. kisinger, not
Il having entered his appearance and given
security, according TO the act of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and II appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is out Of this Com
monwealih: ii is ordered, that the said defend
ant do enter his appearance to this suit on the
first day Of the next term, answer the bill OF
the plaintiff, and give security for performing
the decree and that a copy of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper within
this County, and continued for two months
successfully, and another copy thereof posted
a, the front door OF the Courthouse Of the
said County.
A Copy.--Teste,
JOHN STR OTHER, c.
July 10, 1546-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13
Paints, Ot!s, Sc.

4 HAVE on hand good assortment Of tbs
Z above Among the assortment VIII b|
found -
White Lead IA OE~3 qualities.
do. do. Diy--pHe
Red Lcad for Pa0Iters;
lamp Bldct. ia b., J ID. ard II papers
Jrojy d.,
Spt', T'npali'ae;
Liseeed Oh Street do,
Copal Furnish Japan d..
Ftha de Sicp,a Fukey Unber.
Stops Oter prepared for painting.
Chrome I'eAlo,g; Chrome Green;
YetlQer Oher, for lcdshing yeLloac;
Fermiliion (; Perdigris, Blue SalaAs;
White Ffodngs; Dutch Pink.
T'Ylssi0l BhYe Lithergs, Sugar Lead;
Spaaus y owr y'snntiAn Red, Sc.
All Of which viii b sold On fair terms, By
July 2 " DORSEY.
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'Tsarassaing Machines,

where be viii keep a large supply AT all times
ready ior sale, made Of the best materials, and
Of the most improved plan, adapted to four,
five and six horses lie would solicit the par
tieular attention OF Farmers to the great supe-
rority OK these Machines. The Horse-Powers
are highly celebrated for their great strength,
durability and ease Of operation. These Ma
chimes have never been surpassed for the large
quantity of grain they are capable Of thrashing
per day, which is separated from the straw,
perfectly clean and free of injury from cutting.
They are made strong and simple. and by no
means liable 10 get out of order. He could re-
fer to a large number, Were II necessary, who
bought and used the Machines last year-all
Of whom are highly pleased with their perfor-
nance. There never has been Il Machine
manufactured heretofore, which has given
general satisfaction as this. They are warrant
ed to work well in every respsct.
JAMES X. JONES.
mtHorse Powers and Thrashing Machines
OF every description repaired promptly.
july 2. lS46-3m
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Jayne's life Preservative,

4 n Alternative and Depurativs prepare
"a ton, combining all the medical virtues of
those articles. which long experience has prov.
ed to possess the most safe and efficient Alter
native and Duobstruent properties, for the cure
Of Scrofula, Kings Evil, White Seuryy,
Neuralgia or Tie Douloureux, Cancer, Goitre
or Bronchocele, (sweiled neck Enlargements
Of the Bones, joints or Ligainens, or of the
Ovaries, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, sc. &c. All
the various diseases of the Skin, such as litter,
Ringwom. Biles. PimpIes, Carbuncles, sc.
SC; Dropsica S;wellings, Constitutional Dis
orders and Diseases originating from deprav-
ed or impure state Of the Flood or other fluids of
the body.
Prepared only by Or. D. Jayne, sole propri-
etor, No. 90 South Sd St, Philadelphia, and
may be obtained of G.. & C. w. DOLL.
March II, 1876. Martinsburg, Va.
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July l6, l846-2m

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun-
~: July Rules, 1916,
Sarah sigier, pllG
against
John Sgler, George Siger, Mary Ann PetIy
and - Petry her husband, Layinia Prince
and - Prince her husband aud Caroline
Sigler Margaret Ann Sigler, Daniel Sigler,
Samuel Siger, and Elizabeth Sigler; the
said Petry and wife, Prince and wife, and
the said Caroline. Margaret Ann, Daniel,
Samuel and Elizabeth being children and
heirs Of Jacob Sigler, decd, as son Of John
Sigler, deed, and others, DIS
IN CHANCERY.
NUIE defendants, George Sigler, Mary Ann
n Petry and - Perry her husband, La
vinia Prince and Prince her husband and
Caroline. Margaret Ann. Daniel, Samuel and
Elizabeth Sigler, not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security, according TO the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are out Of this Commonwealth it is or
deied, that the said defendants do enter their
appearance 10 this suit on the first day of the
next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff;
aud that copy of this order be forthwith pub
lshed in any newspaper within this County,
and continued for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and another copy thereof posted at the front
door of the Court House Of the said County
A Copy,-Teste
JOHN ST,RO1HER, c.
J,l,. &c IQdf O,,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

H.HESE Medicines are recommended and
y extensively used by the most mtelil-
gent persons in the U. States, by numerous
Professors and Presidents OF Colleges, Physl-
claus Of the .4,ny and Nary. and Of Hospitals
and .4Indioses. and by more than 500 Clergy
men of various denominations.
They are expressly prepared for family use,
and have acquired an Unprecedented popular
iiy throughout the Z. States; and as they are
so admirably calculated 10 preserve Health and
cure Disease, no family should ever be with
out them. The proprietor Of these valuable
preparations received his education at one OF
the best Medical Colleges in the United States,
rn r les and dirersifed pracflce by which he
has had ample opportunities of acquiring a
practical knowledge Of diseases, and of the
remedies best calculated to remove them.
These nrpnaraticnS consist of
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American Hair Dive,

WARRANTED, if strictly applied ac-
w cordng to direction, TO change the han
from ANY other color to beautiful Auburn. OF
perfectly jet Black, without staining or irri-
tatug the skin Ike other Hair Dyes. Price sc
cents.
Prepared only by DR., ID. Jayne, 20 South Sd
St., Philadelphia, and may be obtained OF
G.. & G. W. DOLL.
March IL, lS46. Martinsburg, Va.
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a EtMEpY AND NO MISTAKE

nR. EOFF'S TONIC AND ANTI-DYS-
M PEPTIC PILLS.-This Medicine has
been known to the public for the last twenty
years, and has obtained considerable celebrity
as remedy for Dyspepsia. Experience has
shown these these Pills to be the best Family
Medicine that can be used. They operate gent
" as purgative, producing neither sickness OF
debility. They can be used at ali times by per-
sons of all ages, without regard to diet, drink or
exposure TO wet and cold.
As an bilious Medicine, every person
using them viii soon become satisfied Of their
superior efficacy. There has been issued. a
pamphlet, Go be had Of the Agents. in which
is set forth more fully the nature and operation
of the Medicine, together with some of the dis
eases in which it is most applicable.
The proprietors have been compelled to alter
the form of the wrappers enclosing their Pills,
owing to the many counterfeits that have been
distributed. All persons purchasing are re
queSted to be well satisfied that they are genu-
ne. Price only IS cents per box. For sale
by
VIM. DORSEY, Druggist,
Aug. q, lS45--y Martinsburg, Va.