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administrators Sale,

UDY virtue of an order of the Court Of Common
LID Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will, on
the frs1day of December next between the hours
of ten O'Clock a m. and four O'Clock p. M OF said
day, at the front door of the court house IN the
town of Woodsfeld in said county, offer for sale
the following real estate, to wit, Beginning at the
south east corner Of the north east quarter OF sec
ton No. nineteen, in township No. three, Orange
No. four; thence north with the section line to the
north east corner Of the section, thence west with
the section line to stone fourteen and six tenth
rods east of the north quarter stake, thence south
fity-seveD and one fourth degrees east, ninety and
three fourth rods to hickory, thence north eighty
seven and half degrees west, 80 rods to stone,
thence south sixty seven and one fourth degrees
east twenty nine rods to stone thence south about
thirty seven and one fourth rods to the south side
OF said lot at Laugbton's lne thence east with said
Laughton's line about forty FIVE and halt rods to
the section line and place of beginning, contain
ing forty acres more or less; lying and being IN
Monroe county, Ohio, subject to the dover OF Ma
ry Conley, in said premises, upon the following
terms, 10 witt One third in hand, one third IN siA
months, and the residue in one year with nteres
from the date OF sale to be secured to the satisac
ton of the undersigned. ISAAC CONLEY,
Administrator Of Isaac Conley, deceased
October "a, 1916. .-3l:4w
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yHyHE BRANDRETH PILLS ARE EN-
TiREIY YEGET 4 RI T. and made ON

WyHE BRANDRETH PILLS ARE EN-
TiRELY VEGETABLE, and made on
those principles which long experience has proved
correct. It is now no speculation when they are
resorted to in sickness, for they are known to be
the best cleansers of the stomach and bowels, and
in all dyspeptc and bilious cases they are great
blessing. Let every family keep these Pills in the
house. II faithfully used, when there is occasion
for medicine, It will be very seldom that a doctor
will be required. In all cases of cold, cough, or
rheumatism, the afflicted owe it to their bodies to
use these Pills.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
Be very careful and 60 to the Agent when you
want Brandreth Pills; then you are sure of the
genuine article, When you purchase otherwise.
inquire whether the person selling them knows the
Pills he offers you are genuine Brandreth Pills
Every man knows whether the article he offers you
| is true or false. Beware Of cheats!
GJ-A fresh supply of the above Pills, just re-
ceived by the following Agents.
JR g. ]. H. MORRIS, Woodsfeld.
WM STEEL, Stafford.
w. g. H. KERRIGAN, Carlisle. '"
| J. M. ROUND, Summerheld.
| ]. F BIDENHARN & Co. Malaga.
H. ROUND, Sarahsville, Morgan CO.
| WEIGH & THOMPSON, Beallsville.
| November z, lS46-lm .t
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HID DOADNOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
Ekk petition will be presented to The Commls-

D OADNOTICE.-No,ice is hereby given that
.E0 petition will be presented to the Commls-
sioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next ses
sion, in December, to lay out and establish acoun-
ty road; commencing in the county road leading
from the Fishing creek road past James Mofeu's
to Antioch at or near where said road crosses the
township line between Greene and Centre, be-
tween James Moffets and Pennington's school
house; thence westward to a blazed iron wood;
thence northward to or near Pennington's school
house; ;thence westward on near the line between
the lands Of James Moffet and Thomas Penning-
ton, to the top of the hill; thence north of west
through the land Of said Pennington to blazed
hickory; thence northward the nearest and best
rout as to pass between the garden and stable oi
said Pennington; thence on or near the road now
travelled to blazed hickory near the line botween
the lands of said Pennington and Lewis Griffith;
thence TO a notched hickory in a field below the
lane leading through the said Grifhth's land; thence
along said lane to intersect the county road run
ming east and west past said Grifliths house, Al
of the above rout is in Centre township.
oct 81 lS16-pd
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From the Baltimore Sun.

4ss "a ~ 4 p ssrfflrF = frfom u'o Oe'''S'~ ~--
Arrival of the Britannia.
le DAYS LATER FROM EuRoPE-AD-
VANCE In THE PRICE OF GRAIN, &C. sc.
PHILADELpHiA,N Nov. 8, ls46.
The steamer Britannia arrived at Boston on Sd
turday morning, but the telegraph wires between
Boston and New York were Immediately cut BY
some Of the speculators, time only being allowed
% announce the fact Of her arrival. She brings
dates to the 10Th ut from Liverpool, sixteen days
later than those brought by the Caledonia
The steamer Great Britain was still in the same
position that the Caledonia left her, and will prob
ably be total loss She had twelve feet ofwater
in her no Id at the latest dates.
Theintelligence from Ireland is one Of the most
melancholy characters. Notwithstanding the assls'
tance rendered by The government in relieving the
wants Of the people, the famine was increasing in
an parts of the country. A malignant disease had
also broken out 10 some portions OF the kingdom
which was greatly adding to the wreschedness ol
the people.
The money market was greatly depressed
There was strong anticipations that a heavy ship
ment Of bullion to this country would take place
on account Of the great demand for breadstufis fol
the wants Of the people.
: Flour was in brisk demand at an advance OF ont
shilling per barrel over the quotations by the las
steamer.
4. The price of grain was also rapidly advancing
in European ports
The advance in cotton was about one iarth'n1
over the previous rates.
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LO ST.!

ON Thursday. the 9th inst, either in Woodsfield
or on the road leading from Woodsfield home, a
small Morocco Pocket Book containing forty seven
dollars in Bank notes. and from Fl, TO six ten cent
pieces. The Bank Bills consisted of two tens,
one two dollar bill and the remainder were FIVE
dollar notes, all or nearly all on the Wheeling
Banks. Any person finding and returning the
same or leaving it where it can be obtained shall
be literally and cheerfully rewarded.
VIM. "A. COLLEDGE,
Woodsfeld, Ohio, Nov 7, 1916.
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Public Notice.

VWyHE Subscriber has taken letters of admins.
tration on the estate of Samuel Swarthwood
late of Monroe county, deceased. All persons
having claims against sa,d estate are hereby not
fed to present them within one year, legally au.
thenticated for settlement. and all persons indebt
ed are notified to make immediate payment.
ABRAHAM STULL, Admir- of
SAMUELSWARTHW0oD, Decd
oct 31.--3t
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Farms for Sale.
yWyHE Subscriber offers Tor sale the F

yUyHE Subscriber offers Tor sale the FARM on
which be now resides. lying 8 miles south Of
Woodsfed, on the Cranes Nest Fork of Little
Muskingum, containing 1870 acres, b5 ofwhich arc
cleared and in good state Of cultivation. There
are on the premises good hewed log house. and
kitchen. and a good shingle rooted barn, 60 feel
by 80; together with about so good apple trees
ALSO 100 acres Of land on the Clear Fork Of
Little Muskineum, near Henry Windland's grisl
and saw mill, IS acres Of which are cleared.
4 The quality ofthe land Of the above farnisi is good
Terms liberal. M JAMES WlNLAND.
4 Oct. 8, lsi6-pd
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DoAD NOTICE IA petition will be pre-
HN sented to the Commissioners of Monroe
county. Ohio, at their December session, praying
for county road. commencing at Aaron Howels;
thence up the creek to the southeast corner OF an's
belonging to Amos Wison; ;thence the nearest and
best rout to Benjamin Kains; thence the nearest
and best rout to Smiley Pryor's; thence the near
est and best rout to Uriah Prices to inersect the
road running from John Knowle,ton's to Henry
Windland's mill. oct 3l.---pd
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D DAD NOTICE-A petition will be presen-
HA ted to the Commissioners of Monroe county
Ohio, at their next session in December. praying
for an alteration in the county road leading from
John Hamton's or the Sistersville road at the old
Jackson place, to the Mouth of Sunfsb, SAID alter
alton to commence On the top of ridge on the land
of David Agih near where the line between John
Poin and said Agin crosses the road, thence, bear
ing to the left around said ridge or point, to inter-
sect the said road at or near said Agin's well or
smoke house, oct 3l.-pd
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ND DAD NOTICE.-A petition will be presen-
Ia ted to the Commissioners OF Monroe county,
Ohio, at their next session, in December. praying
for the location of county road, commencing at
the Cranes Nest Fork OF Muskingum creek, on
the farm or near the house of Robert Norris running
thence through the lands of BENJAMIN Murphy to
intersect the road from -Clarington TO Woodsfeld
on the lands of jeremiah Hollster. nov 2
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HID DAD NoTICE,-A petition will be presen-

ND DAD NOTICE,-A petition will be presen-
Ia ted to the Commissioners of Monroe county,
Ohio, their next session in December praying tor
the location of county road, commencipgas fol-
lows; At the creek on the land of Jacob Stigner
and where the road leading from David Ayres to
Robt. Smyh's mill leaves said creek; thence on
the south side of the creek to or the tobacco
house of Lorenzo Rogers; thence cross the said
creek and down on the north side of the same the
nearest and best way 10 VIM. Pckins' saw mill;
thence to take up the hill little east Of said Pick
ms tobacco house, thence the nearest and best
way passing little east of VIM. Picklns' spring to
nteresect the Pickins and Starkey road about for.
ty or fifty rods north east of VIM. Pickins' house
said petitioners also pray that SO much of the Pick
ns and Starkey road lies between the conclusion
Of the road herein prayed for to or near the fork.
of the creek near Lewis Starkey's to be yaaated.
nDy ...
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MD DAD NOTICE There will be a petition
Mk presented to the Commissioners of Monroe
county, Ohio at their next December session, pray
ing for alteration in the road leading from the
Wdodsfied and Marietta rdad to intersect the road
leading from Woodsfield to Summerfield; said al
teration to commence at the line of Leonard Kee-
fers land, thence the nearest and best way through
the land of Balzer Butt to tobacco house on the
said road leading from Woodsfeld to Summer.
field. oct 81
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 2es, draws
at Baltimore, Nov. 25. IS No. Lottery; II drawn
bollots.
SI2, 900; 1000; 600; 10 each of ,OOO 5oo 400;
500. Tickets So; a certificate Of &c whole tickes
will cost $50
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Every Monday and Thursday. Of each week,
SO. 900 Lottery; tickets dollar; package by cer-
,ificate, of whole tickets, will cost SIS. ~
Since our last circular we have distributed. viz,
6-246l. $50, 900, share: 769.75; $1,000, half; l6-
23-40-56, each, 100. The above prizes were sent
to various parts Of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana,
Address your ordersto
/. fc RoB'T ARMSTRONG g. Co, S.
Only agents for ]. G. GREGoRY s. Co. Managers
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Riley's Pile Ointment.
CAN'T BE pEAT.

vxyHE following certificates are presented TO ths
b public from well known individuals, Of high
of cures effected by using Riisy's
pile Ointment, which place beyond all doubt The
curative powers Of this medicine:
Pleasant Haiiey, Madison CO., Ohio.
January 25, 1S45
VIM. Wiltshire Riley--Dear Sir My wife hay
ing been afflicted with that most distressing OF hu.
man compll,nts. the Piles, nearly years, without
receiving sny rslief from the best physlc,ahs, w'
induced 10 try the virtues of your justly celebra'
ted Pile Ointment, as srecobamendedby your Agent,
Mr.. James E. hsger, and was entirely renewed by
the use of one bottle and general health, which
had been bad for the last seven years, was COM
pletely restored can therefore eheeriuhy req
ommend Rey's Pile Ointment to all persons uop'
bed with that painful disease.
hereby certify that have been afflicted wl1R
the Piles for some time, and being advised 10 VIZ
Rey's celebrated ointment fur the Piles, It gave
me spec DIV relief and | therefore confidently recon-:
mend il Ia those afflicted with this painful disease
F.. l.. GRlGSBY.
GAINESVILLE, January Is, 1876.
g g 8 g g g 8
The following gentlemen have been cured by
the Use of Riley's Pile Ointment, and highly ree-
ommend the same:
Hon. NJ. Gregory, Portsmouth, Oho;
Rev. ]. R. Johnson, Norwak;
Erasmus HuIsapple. Richlahd copuntyi
A. Duran, Columbus;
John N. Gill, do
II. B. Curtis, Mt. Vernon;
VIM. Hatfield, Mansfield;
J. G. Buck, Mansfield;
Sylvester n. skeei. columbu''
Amos S. Ramsey, do
j.. w. Riley, St. Marys;
James Crump, Mansfield;
s. G Cobean, do
Samuel s. Garfield, New York;
Charles Richardson, do
Hon Samuel Quinby, Warren, Ohioj
Hon. Jacob Brnkerhof;
J. W. Knight. Buffalo.
CAUTION None genuine unless Manufactured
by the Patentee, put up in phal expressly for the
purpose, lettered and sealed with an engraved seal
with Rjley's Ointment for Piles; patented Jan-
uaTy, 1874" stamped upon the cork, and envelo-
ped with splendid engraved wrapper, signed by
the Patentee.
Sold wholesale and retail by Davis & Wilmer,
Columbus. Ohio; and by
]. r. 81. H. Morris, Woodsteld;
Davenport Hager: Malaga;
M p. Miles & Son, Somerton;
John McGiton. Graysville;
r. Mitchell, Antioch;
Anshutz, Pollock s. Co.. Clarington;
) BENJAMIN Reed Lewsvillei
William Steel, Stafford;
j. Roseman. Carlisle;
James w. Shankland, Lexington;
John M Round, Summerheid;
John Mallory & Co., Beallspille.
July 4, 1886 .--..---.---
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS:
20 CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS:
- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John Drum and Nancy) Will take notice that
Drum his wife. a petition was filed
VS.: against them on the
Elizabeth Haught Tobias 3Oth day of October,
Haught, Evan Haught, A. D. 1876, in the
Alpheus Haught, James Court Of Common
Taught, Henry Barnard, Pleas Of Monroe coun-
and Delah his wife; Coin ty, Ohio, by John
Eddy and Sally his wife; Drum and Nancy his
George Jobes and Esther wife; and is now PEN
his wife; Peter Eddy and ding, wherein the said
Elizabeth his wife; Enos John Drum and Nan
Tenant and Tena his wife, cy his wife demand
and Peter Haught. partition of the follow
ing real estate to witt The east half of the south
west quarter, and the south hall OF the north west
quarter of section twentyeIght, in township three,
aud range FIVE, in Monroe county Ohio, and that
at the next term OF said court application will be
made by the sand John Drum and Nancy his wife.
for an order that partition may be made OF said
premises. N. HOLSTER, Their Atty =
sHa - . & .
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass NJ, draws
at Alexandria, Nov. 81. 7S No. Lottery, ,l2 drawn
ballots.
$40, 900; $4,000; 10000; $3.50; 6 each Of 1000;
10 each OF 1900; 20 each Of 1890; 80 each OF
10, 900; so each a 500. Tickets $ie; package
of 26 whole tickets will cost $l45.
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COUNTY, S.:

STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, ss:
Tobias Haught and Eliz- THE said defendants
abeth Haught administra will take notice that on
tors Of Peter Haught, ,dcd the thirtieth day of Oc-
VS.. tober, A. D. eighteen
Alpheus Haught Peter hundred and forty six,
Haught, Peter Eddy and Tobias Haught u Ellz-
Elizabeth Eddy his wife, abeth Haught as the
Coin Eddy and Sarah Ed administrators Of Peter
dy his wife, John Drum Haught, deceased filed
andNancy Drum his wife, their petition in the Of
Henry Barnard and Deli. fee of the Clerk of the
lah Barnard his wife, of court Of Common Pleas
Monroe county, Ohio and OF Monroe county, o.,
George Jobes and Esther representing, among o.
Jobes his wife, and James her things. that the per-
Haught, OF Washington sonal property OF the
county, Ohio, and Evan said Peter Taught, de-
Tenant and ChristenaTe- ceased was insufficient
nant his wife, of Monon- to pay the debts Of said
gahela county, Virginia: ] Peter Taught, and that
said Peter Haught died seized in fee simple OF the
following real estate, to witt The East half of the
South West quarter, and the South hall OF the
North West quarter, of Section twenty-eight, IN
Tuwnship three, of Range FIVE, in Monroe comfy,
Ohio; in which premises the said Elizabeth Haugh,
the widow Of the said Peter Haught, is entitled "a
dover: The prayer Of which petition is, that sait
Elizabeth Haught may have her dover estate In
said NJ emses assigned to her, and that petitioner
NAV be authorized TO sell and convey so much o.
SAID real estate as will be sufficient TO discharge th'
debts Of said Peter Haught's estate
TOBIAS s. ELIZABETH HAUGHT
| ha9 y administrators OF Peter Haught, decd
By N. HoLLlsTER, their Atty LnoyT
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass O.. draws
at Alexandria, Nov. % 7s No. Lottery; Is drawn
bs,lots
$50 900; 10 900; 2,2oo 200; 900; 800; 100;
j 900; 10 each Of 1000; 1000; 500; 500; 10 Of
200; and 400 of $50. Tickets $40; package OF
26 whole tickets by certificate will cost $3.50.
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Managers office,
(J. G.. Gregory e Coy
Wheeling, Oct. 81, 1846.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 259 .draws
at Baltimore, Nov. IL. rs No. Lottery, II drawn
ballots.
S2O, 900; 0,OOo; 5000; 5000; 20 of 900; 400.
Tickets IS; package of IS whole tickets by GER
tificate will cost $50.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 264, draws
at Baltimore, Nov. IS. rs NJ. Lottery; IA drawn
ballots. s"i
sic, 900; TO- 900; 1000; 1880; 10 of 1000; 500;
SC. Tickets $5; acertiicate Of 25 whole tickets
will cost $780,
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WYNN. G. WALTON. ATTORNEY
wv AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, having extend
ed his arrangements to practice in the State Courts
for the counties Of Monroe, Belmont, Guernsey,
Harrison, and Jefferson IN this State; in the u 5.
CIRcUIT and DIsTRIoT Courts for Ohio; and
in the SUPREME COURT of the United States at
Washington City, tenders his professional services
to bis numerous friends and the public generally,
from whom he hopes to receive a generous and
liberal patronage All business intrusted to his
care will receive the most prompt and energetic
devotion of his professional skill and industry.
91- Office opposite The Court House, Woods
field, Monroe co., o. Nov 29, lsi5.
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I BLANK DEEDS. JUSTICES BLAKS, &C.,
for sale at the Office of the Spirit Of Democracy
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!Aychbold &Wire.

A TTORNEYS and Counsehors at law, and
"A Solicitors in Chancery, Wocihheld, Monroe
county, Ohio.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16
From the SaUannaE Georgian.

Bottle up Those 7sars.-The Wing
nresses have almost exhausted their la
men,a,ions over the Iron manufacturers of
Pennsylvania: So. :
The virluous and digni6ed Dallas was
burnt in effigy for voting FOR the Demo-
cratic Tariff, and hardly word of rebuke
at such unmanly exhibition Of feeling was
evinced ON the part Of all the decency
party. who baye heaPed epithets upon
President, who with a.mind of conscious
right, is guiding. with tae,skill of true
patriot. the ship Of State between the
Scylla and Charybdis, upon one or the
other Of which ultra politicians would, il
permitted, srand the gallan. vessel. Iron,
7 il will be seen, has already advanced lp
price in England, and before this news eau
be received here by the Britannia, while
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From the Ne,o York Budget.
E'.crs FOR THE PEoPLE-CouRsE Cor
rows AND CALIcoEs-TAiFF OF 1912.

FAcrs FOR THE PEoPLE-CouRsE Cor
ToYs AND CALIcoEs-TAIFF OF lS42.
Hinder the act Of 1912 all goods manu-
featured from cotton not dyed, costing nol
exceeding 90 cents per square yard, shall
he valued at 20 cents per square yard.
All dyed cotton goods costing not ex-
ceeding 80 cents per square yard shall be
valued a, so cents a:square yard for the
purpose of levying duties.
What was the practical effect Of tha,
,,ili upon all coarse cotton fabrics, such as
are are used by she poor and middling classes,
whether plain undyed cotton, or dyed cot
TONS. called calieoeS ',''' !.
,J,was this The cotton sliirtings and
shee,ines,. costing only about 2 cents q
ward, and which isfthe kind used by the
masses. were taxed as couons costing 20
cents Der yard. aud a dutyleyied Of thirty
nsr cent. upon that false and arbitrary val.
nation. making the consumer pay duty
amen this assumed valuation Of nearly
three times its actual cost. ;:
"A A to died coltons, called calicoes, tht
ame unjust principle was adopted. The
coarse calicoes worn by farmers and me
>chanic,s wives aud daughters. costin:
sbour s cents "a yard, were assumed Il
have COST 30 cents azyard, and duty o
4 3l per cen, levied upon this falsely assu
/ med nj 4 valuation. nearly four times its aetuo
cost.
Thus were the masses made to pay jus
as much duty upon these nndyed cot.o
and ealieo,prints costing bm7sn 9 c's' ]