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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-03-14

# EORONER'S SALE.-By virtue ofsa writ 1T
u venditicni e3pOnas to nae directed from the
court OF Common Pleas of Monroe county, and
State of Ohio, will offer for sale at public outcry,
at the front door of the court house IN Woodsfeld
il said county, on Monday the l3h day of April.
l346, between the hours Of 10 CLOCK m and I
m OF said day, the following dcscrbcdrcal estate,
to wit: a part Of fractional section No twenty-one
CID township No one a. ana range No athree
49, bounded as follows, to WIT beginning at the
corner at the Ohio river between Wells and Nc
Eldowney'g; thence running with McEldowneys
line; thence north the section line so far as to
contain sixteen (l6) acres; thence to the river.
thence down the river to the place of beginning
lying in Monroe county, Ohio, taken as the prop
erty Of Charles Wells. And afterwards, to witt at
the June term. of the said court Of Common Pleas,
"A. ID. 1913, the Sheriff returned vendituni ex-
Ponas ct fierf facias ct leyar facias in this case,
endorsed: there being no goods, levied on The fol-
lowing lands, towi by extending the line Of the
tract, so as aforesaid levied on, so as to include
four acres more, running parallel with the same
lines. And afterwards, 10 wit at the April term
of the court OF Common Pleas aforesaid. said court
ordered that the Sheriff have leave to so amend hls
return. SO TO describe the lands more correctly.
And afterwards, to wit at the June term A. D.
1914, said Sheriff returned vend,tiolL exponas ct
ileri tacas ct evari facias endorsed resolved May
10, 1874; by virtue Of the command of the within
writ, there being no goods, on the 20th day of
May, 1874, amended SAID levy on the former writ
SO as to describe the lands as follows, to wit: be-
EgIEnlng at stone on the river bank between the
| lands of Wells and McEldowney; thence north,
sixy-eight degrees west, one hundred and thirteen
poles; thence north four and halfperches thence
south, sixty-eight degrees east, one hundred and
| thirty seven rods to the river; thence down said
river south, thirty five degrees west, forty porches
to the place of beginning, containing thirty and
twenty-six hundredths acres of land lying and be-
ing in fractional section number tyenty-one to yr-
ship one, and range three, lying and being in the
county and State aforesaid taken in execution as
the property Of Charles Wells at the suit of Cox and
Thistle WM LITTEN, Coroner
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a toRONER'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of
~ venditloni exponas to me directed. from the
court Of Common Pleas of Monroe county, and
State Of Ohio will offer for sale at public outcry,
at the front door of the court house in Woodsfeld
in said county, on Monday the 18th day OF April,
1916, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a m and 4
p m OF said day, the following described real es-
tate, 10 wit: Commencing for the same at the north
east corner Of section 10, township 6, of range 8,
thence west to the north west corner OF the north
east quarter the north east quarter Of section 49,
thence south 10 the south west corner OF said quar-
ter, thence east to the section line on he west side
OF section 20, thence south to the middle line of
sand section 20 that runs between the 10Th and
20th sections, thence east on the line that runs
through the middle ofthe Goth section 33 rods un-
I'll it is within44 rods of the line that runs north
and south through the centre of the north west
quarter Of section 20, thence north to the partition
line. thence west to the place of beginning, CON
tanning eighty-one aci es, more or less, lying and
beingin the county and State aforesaitf taken in
execution as the property Of James C Bro own at the
suit OF Philip Hupp for the use of VIM. Okey.
WM. LITTEN, Coroner.
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Henry Thomas, the murderer. was
hung in Chilicothe, on the 9th instant.
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EyXECUTOR'S SALE.-Will be sold on the
EA premises, i'll Ohio township, Monroe county,
Ohio, on Wednesday, the 25th day of March,
1916, between the hours of 10 o'clack a. In. and
o'clock p. m. of said day. the following lands
belongingto to the estate Of Jacob Ollom, deceased, to
wit: The easthalf OF the north east quarter ofsec-
ton 90, township ., range 8; subject 10 the wild
ow's dover Terms of>sale-t the lands to be sold
at not less than one half of theappraised value;
third OF the purchase money in hand, one third in
six iaonths and the residue IN twelve months.
THOMAS WESTON, EXT,
Of J. OLLOM.
feb q, l6i6-505w.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.
0G-V. B. PALMER is our agent for receiving
and receipting for subscriptions and advertisements
in the cities Of Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore
and Boston. Business intrusted to HIM for this Of
fee will receive prompt attention. =
Address-V. B. PALMER, Real Estate and Coal
Office, No. SO Pine street, Philadelphia-Co Coal OF.
fee, No. 100 Nassau street, (Tribune Buildings J
Neto YOrk--S. E. corner of Baltimore and Calvert
streets, Baltimore--No, l6 State street, Boston.
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HbLoUGHS! PLoUGHSl!-Th best lot Of
a PIoughs ever offered in this market. Of Zanes-
vile manufacture; amongst which may be foundi
The best quality Of Side Hill, and iom No. ! to
No. OF the new pattern OF Regulators.
Farmers would do wen to call soon as they viii
esold very low.
Nov 10, 1915, J. X J. II. NORRIS.
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0TlCE-W Whereas my wife Polly Tuel has
ly left my bed and board without au7 Just cause
proyocation, these to forbid all persons from
trusting or harboring her on my account as | am
determined to pay no debts her contracting from
this date, unless compeedby law.
JOSEPH TUEL.
Jackson tp., Feb. 81, 1916.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

4 DMiNISTRAToR'S SALE.-sVill be sold at rub
n hc sale, Saturday the 23d DAY of Nav aext ct
the late residence of Armstrong Grimes the personal
property OF said deceden consisting. of Horses Buggy
tattle, Household and Kitchen furniture, Sale
commence 10 O'Clock dav when due a;;cc.
dance will be given by
A. c. GRIMES, Aarxiaist,ator.
April 9th, 1c46 is
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EgAhsasa OE E.EsRsss ORE.

2's' I1.I'7's tI'7tt t'tii DC ftiteu OF
take pleasure in thus communicating the public
an account OF an extraordinary case performed
wife by the use Of aylor's Baisam Of Liverport She
had for time suffered from affection OF the liver
her symptoms follows Pain and in the
right side, ana the pit the stomach pain under the
shoulder blade, costtveess, attended with yeioWness OF
the skin, ana fTeqaent attacks of JaanGce.
She had tired almost every thing, and her physician
could give her but little the
pect of her ever being well again. the general opinion
was that she might be patched up little, but that she
never could be cured. This her situation the
that she rst saw, in of the papers of this place. tho
various accounts of the wonderful performed by
the above medicine. She resolved il and rre5i-
aeiy sent TO the agent and obtained Of the large bot
ties anu commenced using it, anu by the time two bot
ties she felt herself entirety
now some months since and she still continues we'll.
LEWIS BURk.
Richmond, May &, 1916
ny-tor sale by DR.. J. Howells, agent for Richmond
Indiana.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Notice is hereby Civ
~ en- that shall proceed. Saturday the 9th Gay Of
June next to SELL the late residence of Amos Claw
son. deceased the Goods Chattes and personal effects
SAD notwithstanding, part, of Horses, Cattle
Hogs anlng Utensils Bugge and Harness, Lard Press
and large lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture &c
Sale 10 CONNER nee at 10 O'clock of said dav,
and due attendance given, bv
May i9, 1916. 2lts THOS. T. WILSON Admir-
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Cincinnati Market. May I7.-Flour. 1871 Whisk :.
l61al6ac per GAL Bacon-Sides Sc; Common hams sac
Sugar cured hams 9c per b. PorkMess 1897 per br
Lard-No. l, country rendered, SIC. Salt--kanawha,
lsc bu Potatoes 35c per bu. Cotton, &c for Ten
nessee fair; good ordinary, at the per Id. Malt
Barley 81 Rye 15c per bu Pig Iron, S30aS3l per
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4 full assortment. at all times. of HARDWARE
GROCERIEs. and QIEENSXXARE.

There IS NO MISTAKE but that the above GOODS
will be sold at unusually low prices, for Cash.
approved Country Produce.
IJ'Call at the CHEAP CASH STORE. in the West
Room Of the Richmond Hotel, and obtain BARG AIMS.
Richmond, March L. 1916. lift
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notice is hereby
IN given, that have taken out of the Wayne Probate
Court letters of administration the Estate of Amos
Clawson, deceased All persons having claims against
the said estate requested the
according law. and all those bted TO the same
required to make immediate payment. The estate
Is probably insolvent. THOS. T. WILSON, Admir-.
May 18th, 1876. 2,:3w
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RICHMOND HOTEL:

tcoRNER OF MAIN MARION STREETS, RICHMOND, 1A.}
OSH,EEE W. GILBERT, respectfully informs his
- friends and the Travelling public, he re-
sumed the orsip of this well and fvorabiy known
HOTEL, ana he prepared to make Tray eliers
Portable. good and attentive Ostler IS at all time,
ready to take charge OF Horses, and the stable sup
piled with prove nder His charges reasonable
Sept 9th 1915 a9tf
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Bank Note and Exchange List.

Corrected for the Cincinnati Gazette BY Ellis d Faette
Exchange Brokers, ~ E. corner Of Main and Sd sts
Who prepared to buy generally, the of the
If nI.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

DIED,-On the evening of the 18th inst. LARkIN,
infant of Joel and Elizabeth Railsback, this Vi
cinty.
I'm the vicinity of this city, same evening
Mr. ALoNZo oRSBORNE, Sr., aged So years,
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A FARM OF 100 ACRES

NOR saLE-!--1he undersigned wishes sell his
4 valuable FARM, situated six miles north Of Rich
mond, the New Paris and " iamsburg road, Of
the TT Wayne road, containing 100 Acres of frst-rate
Land1o Acres of which cleared and in good
of cultivation There good l2 story Frame House
"a large Frame Barn, nearly and double of
corncrIbs and Wagon house attached iheretoa supe
rior Spring of neverfaIling water convenient tbs
dwelling Housean excellent bearing Orchard Of graft
ed Fruit Trees, &c.
Water for stock is abundant, and very convenient
II Mr. William Dulan, residing the Farm east and
adjoining the above described premises is authorized to
sell the same; and person wishing TO purchase
GOOD FARM is respectfully ivited to call and e4amins
it. JOB HAJEES
January 18th, 1876. 3tf-6i6m-Gfy
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~RAPE AND STRAW BERRY.-A letter from n.
VI Longwerth, the members of the Cnc matt Hor-
ulturaI Society the cultivation of the GRAPE
manufacture of Wine Also, the character and habits
of the TRAWBERRY PLANT, with directions for
Iectlnu plants to insure abundant With
rate drawings of the blossoms the Stamnate Pts
tase plants to enable all persons when their beds in
flower to cut superuous inmate plants Published
by order of the Society Price I2a
For sale at the RICHMOND BOOK STORE
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&. l. a - -
800 gross Viais and Bottcs--all sizes.
so boxes 10 by 12-e by 1910 by ll-l4 by 1916
by %, and 20 by 81 Window and Picture Glass.
shop Furniture,
Breast Pipes,
Graduate Measures.
500 gross Vial and Bottle Corks
Surgical Instruments
Japan Varnish.
Chemicals.
Patent Medicines
Perfumery.
20 dozen PANT Brushes all sizes.
" bite wash, Scrub. and Blackng Brushes
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JAMES HAIR ToNrc.-We know DR.. Quigley pc rson-
ally ana there Is no man in the country whose opinion
is entitled to more respect He all subjects honest
and sincere, and his high character PLY
attested by the first medical in the city.
PHILADELPHIA Sun.
Shepherds Town, Va, Oct. 10, 1913
= Dear Sir.-Y ou inquire of me whether l have used
your Hair Tonic, and with what effect.
Several my hair began to fall rapidly from
the scalp and had the prospect of premature badness
At length friend recomne nded your Hair Tonic.
used three four bottles according the printed drec
tons, and at the end of SIX months, hair thick
set and since, its tendency oiurn arrested
have before given certificate ndi
patent medicines which indiscrimnatey used the
often are do much INJURY; but like the present
where know the article be beneficial. that
can do no harn have scrupes stating facts with
IN my own knowledge.
Yours. &c,
JOHN QUIGLEY, NJ D.
DR. ID. JAYNE, Philade phia
u For sale at Reeds Drug Store.
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ME subscriber Is Just now receiving full stock
the above articles, and all others in his iae hich
he offers Physicians Merchants. and Manufacturers
and his generally. LOW PRICES IN guam
titles suit,--a part OF which S a. follows
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nIsSOLVTION.-The copartnership heretofore ex-
istng between james T. Reeves and Ralph A. PaipA
under the firm of REEVES & PAIGE, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent
The business of the late firm will be settled BIZ
E. Reeves who Will continue the business at the old
stand. JAMES 4. REEVES
RALPH A. PAIGE
May lst, 1915 Io.3t
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slONEY mAHKET.

Tuesday, Dec 11-o n. Ne
The stock market exhibits feature. The sales
daily are to moderate extent and prices do not vary
from day to day more THAI a fraction Norwich wor
cester improved u per cent Harlem Is; Canton Co vi
Long Island and Erie Railroad old stock closed at yes
trday's prices; Erie new stock, fan OF Y per cent
Reading 4
The money market Is daily tightening and the rate Of
interest In the street ranges from to twelve per
cant The banks ere conrsctng rapidly possible,
ana placing themselves position to meet the full force
of tho susos blast the ndepe treasury oct
and altar the LIST january II is impression that the
snscis clsuse act will 90 into operation the day
n..d In the bill and that IL will be strictly enforced
IL would be very unusual thing for the governmsn to
abandon leading measure, without giving trial. 1t
would be inconsistent with the character Of the demo-
crstic party to repeal any part Of before
had been practically tested before had proved by
tual operation to b defective nd not suitable for the
purpose intended. u.s. therefore, highly probable that
the independent treasury oct viii be In active ops.
ration with ali its PROJECTIONS and and in
the event Of the government finding our predictions in
relation TO IL true, there very little doubt that such
mod6c atoms and alterations necessary will be
ma lie In the meantime must make the best Of it,
AM meke its operation easy a possible.
As the interests OF this CRY vitality at stake In ths
progress OF the Harlem Railroad deem tito be cur
duty to bring this subject constantly before the public
ard for this purpose. have judged 1t proper while
portray its importance. to place the position Of lie
prospects they undisguised II In doing so,
should defeat the stock spscustions of any clique We
have other regret than the apprehension thai u.
lees knowing ones may DO involved In the dinicuy
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the Annual Pictorial Herald
This great sheet, the best affair of the kind ever
Issued, is now ready, and can be obtained at the
dssk OF our Office for six and quarter cents psr-
copy
II is emphatioally pictorial history OF the war
illustrating the battle grounds, seges, and points
attacked and captured, from the taking of Mata-
moras by the army to that of Tampics by the
navy.
The illustrations are arranged in the following
osder:-
First Psge-Ths Encampmsnt Of the American Army
Corpus Christi; Battle Grounds Of Palo Alto and Re-
de la Palma An accurate likeness of General Tsy
lor, who commanded the American forces In those hat
% An T s sSa o
Brown opposite Mstamoras being the next sncanpmsnt
second paSs-A scsus in the Battle Of Rssscs de la
ssntins General Parsdss and his CsSins receiving the
der; the Bombsrdment Of Matamsras Uncle sems
Construcoon Of the Balance Of Fewer View OF Mass-
tn. Rio 0rsnd.; xvisw Of cam.Sgo looking North,
and L:- Plan Of the City of Tampico.
Third psge.A View Of Monterey. Its foriaeation..
ana the position Of the United States army before I'D
vsnc!ng to s attack; Plan Of Monterey stsr cap
tsredi View Of the Castle Of San Juan dUllea; the
Mines Of Dolores New Mexico; View Of santa Fs and
q scsne in New MEXICO.
Fourth pags-Map Of the Field Of Operations in sxi
co. Scene in Santa Fee; Mexican Ranoheros; Plan Of
Alysrsde and it, Fertihcatons and New York Frsmsn
Fifth pags-Ths sncampmsut Of Colonel stsvsn.
sons volunteers on Governors lsland-Press ntaen Of
in New YorS:Ssn. in tn. Park on last an Of july ,-
view Of the Monument erected to the memory of Thomas
Fresbern the noble Pilot politicians reading the Herald.
and politicians throwing dust In ths eyes Of the people
previous to election.
sixth psgs-A .lsghing scene in New York--yisw
View Of Chatham Square let of May-Petsr Funkism
y New York-Mock Auctoneers and their yictns-
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Prize B,sr.--Th. splendid Prize Steer

Charles" r.i:ed end f'ttensd by Geo Talbot Qlyphsus
Esq Mount Morris, LivnGson county, New Yok. which
to the prize The Fair held Asbu and
also tiled the FIRST prize the late Cse Fair Of the
American Institute held in this city, f he bid been prcpr
ly eutered He ~ about haf Duhs aud half large con-
stocx his weight beisg AZ ut 5000 pounds J.dses and
sea ever Of red in ,h, city wish 70 see h'n
the sangher house Of the subscbs (fr house Ia 18th ST.
s"u.h side, west Of sv~nuel Isesdy I'd iast and
idN bcf Chr with other choice meats his STALL
s. THOs F. DE woe
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papers that efforts are making to induce the Eng
glish Government to make one ofthe ports on the
Western coast ofIreland, the station for the ocean
steamers running to America. This being rather
an important matter just now, we copy petition
to the British Postmaster General, relating to the
superior advantages of one OF these ports over all
others for this business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-23

CARNIVAL IN NEW YonK.-This is the carnival
week in New York. It beats the carnival Of We
nice all hollow in toys and bons-bors; but it can't
no well be set to music for Sivon's violin That
maestro can take in the whole of the carnival o
Venice, but the carnival OF New York can't take
in the whole of Sivori.
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Boa, d OF supervisors.

Drc 22-Aldermsn Brady IN the char.-Ine minutes
of the last meeting were read and approved
B;Hs-A bill from sheriff Jones, ioI Pup.snns sno
Various other bills for printing were then presented
The oron- "a bill, for sIsss. next presented and
ON motion Of Alderman Hart, was oriered to be paid
p.~cy,.Og Commit on Annual Faxes, in favor OF
. rsssi.sion Of taxes the following named persops-
Iohn " watson, Ro,ert g. Gocli Nehemiah Ward Al
bsrs sm,th James W. Hall, Harriet ID Cruger, Moses
Huot. Or +. L. Ball, NJ Price Moore ami WIN Rsmson
FOR tsres assessed TO Ely Rsmson. and Charles Pitt
ths property Of the United States les Greenwich and
re- Washington street, and william Johnson.
The Board then adjourned 70 the ars Tuesday IN jan
uaU
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NKws FOR ErRoPE.-The fine packet ship
Liverpool, capt Eldrdge. will sail to-day for
liverpool, with the latest Americana Mexican
news IL is Captain E.'s intention to take the
short route, and reach his destination in fifteen
days
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RELIEF FOR IRELANp.-We are glad to perceive
that we have finally aroused the public attention
to this subject. Let the distressed Irish be re-
lieved. When we were in trouble they sent re-
lief TO us
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AyyAIRs IN ILLINom.-Augustus C. French was inau.
gurated Governor of Illinois on the sth instant We
and his message in the st. Louis (dissourD Rspx5K.
refers principally to the great debt OF the State,
which smbarassss the whole action Of the
but the doctrine Of reputation il most strongly Dc.
nounced The private indebtedness the State much
reduced from what Il was and far its resources
will 60, immediate further sxdnguishmsnt of out.
standing claims is mmsnded.
reorganization Of the militia laws 10 advised q vo.
luntssr instead Of csmpulsve method being subsitut.
ed The dreadful condition of the insane paupers in the
State 10 also topic of the message.
Tho message 10 fair specimen Of composition though
unnecessarily long purely democratic, and in accord.
with the political principles hitherto upheld by
Governor Ford.
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TEB CuNARD STEAMERS 1t is now said that
these steamers Will 60 to Jersey City. They
viii form continuation of the Jersey Ferry to
Liverpool Price of passage to Jersey City six
pence; TO Liverpool ono hundred and twenty
dollars, or loss. New York 10 next year to be the
depot of more than a dozen ocean steamers.
Boston IL the depot for four
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in the city ~bes every variety Of Perfumes roilss soap
and Cosmec fore and demsste) be found without
trouble and where the purchaser depend upon gsag
genuiae article fixed but uable price M alss
labels prepsrsti sh Be sold from his
depot iii, The firm dets,mnston Of hs ssb:enb,r that
be sustain ed by ruth and fair dealing Roae celebsa
shaving cam, omsndn me- Bers Oil Pom.tums. g.. 10:
Razos and Srops, and Toilet articles 10 general
MOSS (lsts Rous.elsl re famery, Co metic and
Toilet Avticie D~pot, 80 Broad wsy.