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The New York herald., 1846-06-11
Rrses Two Csass.
Movements OF traveller.

We arc again from the pres of Mexican and Con
gresona intelligence compelled to combine the returns
Of the two past days arrivals into report The fol-
lowing Is the result. At the
Axr.IcAS-Messrs. Dexter, Sumner. and Tucker
Phila.; w Osborne. Conn. Count Badisco Washington
c. ID. Hill, NJ C.; Jno. Hatchy Alabama; j. r. Jones
Phila; 7. Hammond Virginia; Jno Latimer. Delawass,
land; J. Olcott, Abany Geo RUSSELL do DIR. Beekmsn
Kindsrhooki Dr. Keeor Phila, Ed. Begurn 4. Bslsoe,
Sing Sing; J. Morris. faa, A. Bronsecan. N O.; Edw1
Chapman, boston, j. NJ skidsly, Astoria Oregon, ].
Mitchell, n o.; w Laird Mobile; James Bar!ss.. Loa
doni DR.; Fagg, worcester Jno. Kennsrd, N IL; NJ
Chahin Hartford Wells and Rice, Boston; NJ Ward,
Middletown; j. Todd Maryland; G. vsdear, Havana, w.
West, Phia 8. Bryan Phila; W. Mag.ton, whsslng;
tia; l.. Holngsworth Boston, j. Field PhiIa; w. Shop
hard, Troy; w. Hopman. Baltimore; J. D. Johnston.
j. W Boston, W Huburt. Utica; j. Rawss, Mass, D.
Anderson, Scotland; j. MAXWELL Geo; Eugene Batchsl-
der T siandeld, England; Hon. Geo. Evans, Maine; I'd.
Crrv-Mr. Harper Baltimore; ]. Thornby, Phila: J.
2 skinner. vi Capt Hall Phea J. W Dickson. do;
tom I. stqrtavant. doi J. wadsworth Tennesses; SIR.
Ds.sss ss nansss H. sss T@sy nans a'g
Cook, Pa; Broch and Reilly, Phila Maddocl md Ns6.
rda Henry Iumphrsy. u s. Consul for Egyp Mes.rs
Levnston and Morris. Phla; Commodore Morgan, u 2
Navy; H. Caddy, Syracuse; Jas Lowell Hudsoni W
Boston; L. D. Alvear Phila.
FRAsKLls.--w Tompkins, West Troy; J. II. Smith.
C. Rey nolds Mobile, L. Roster. Albany; C. Mcneil W;
Geo. Benedict, Conn; E sherman, Geo; Hills and Bis
sill. Albany; Gen. Browne Holiday sherry; Welsh,
Beardsey Edmopson and DeIon, fhils c. Leeds stan-
ford; ID Goldsn Indiana; O. Clarke, Washington CO.;
&. Burnham Chenango O.. w. Dodge Ohio; T. Greene,
Conn; 9. Caldwell Mass; +. Pritchard Conn Lyon,
Miss Holcomb, Albany; II. Kirkpatrick Phila Tho.
Cam, Ohio.
HowAKp-J. Bourdeaux, N. O.; J. II. Elmore, Charles
ton; j. sanburgin, Conn Gilbert and Allen, Boston;
Ifrtnp Gal stn Horttn ~l. al
and Wams ptsSurs Potter anS Breiow
Salem; s Hemenway, Me; ". Baily. Boston; ID. VIII
lams Albany; Gardner and sheldon Troy; w. Hedges,
Albany; w. Patterson Phia H. McLane. Miss; Even,
Gleason Paul, Bishop, Pniia Hon A. smith d. c.; H.
Brigeton Mass; X. Evans, fha; James Dayds, Albany;
w. Rice, Phila; James Barry Boston; G. Boale, Nor.
wich Stevens Boston; Cagdner DO; J. Hovey, do;
J. Cummings, do; ID Wells Greenfield; c. rockingham,
Albany; T.. w. Bell, Boston.
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YHEElE.ENEIEG Y.


IWTOULD respectfully inform the citizens o
w Bloomsbury and vicinity, aud the I.adc.
especially, that she has just received, and is con-
family receiving from Philadelphia, new anu
splendid assortment Of
FALL & WINTER MILLINERY
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I0UQ.-We have received letter
! iom Bloomington, Iowa, of the III ms
shch states that Our Democrats have
plTered themselves TO be divided on 10
lal causes, and we have come near los,
Ipg The Legislature. Enough is known
Aowever, TO secure us majority, or
pint ballot, of E0ur in the Legislature.
/ Union.
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no TIumbuc,.
" WE ARE NOT PUFFERS'

i both quality and price, MS those wlomokc moro
nois' IN the porcra than we DO. We have pun
chased our ronlf ne rhcan as il is ros.lh'a 70 huv
hcm and we viii sa thcm as cheap, flour friends
viii give us q On ot our
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unEDZGGs S@nCc
THREE LOTS

and pieces and parcels Of land all lying to
lerher aud adjoining each oIhcr-Iho said
several lots containing altogether,
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VICTORY! VICTORY!
HUR4H ! WLP m! UytR.0yy

ENJ HAT "a riot and a rumpus' there has been
y v SINCE the arrival Of the celebrated BoatNlcr
'na"'' bringing the largest and cheapest cargo his
season Of o. '''
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We COZ, the following Proclamation
81 he Governor Of Pennsylvonio from
,re Pennsylvania.
GENERAL. ORNERS-NUMBEK
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WINDOW PAPER.
MACK EER EEl,

"A superior lot, just received and for sale very
- cheap, by
GEORGE WEAVER.
September IL
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FANCY AND WINDSOR
Chair TanufaCtory.
U9I NEW FIRN ~

Look aceN TO your interests
Before you purchase, and if yon want
good bargains, just call al the shop Of
BOON & BARTON
an Main street nearly opposite C, Kghers
office, where you can fnd them ready at
Ill lines to furnish Fancy and WlAdsor
'hajrs, se'loes, Boston Rocking chairs, On
my KIND which may be called for, as they
will always have on hand a good assorl-
ncnI of all kinds Which they will sell at
The lowest price possible for cash or cX~
"hange for lumber or country produce.
From their Yong experience in business and
4 Determination to do work which cannot
ne surpassed n The county, they ask for q
.hare Of public patronage, They wllI also
XeCute
Ho,@e, Sign, anu oraamenioI Point,
ing and Iiouse Paperjng
20 nc noalest and most approved style and
lpOn reasonable terms,
BOON 81 BARTON.
Bloomsbury Oct IA, lSI6.- 2Gly
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Fall and Winter Goods.

Call and examine ]. r. & J. II. MORRIS new
Stock of GOODS. before purchasing elsewhere.
Their assortment consists part of the following:
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. - Cloths: Cassi-
meres; Plain & figured Satnetts and Jeans Tweeds;
Pantaloon plads; Plaid drills; Vestings, &c. &c. sc.
ia LADIES DRESS GOODS.-Plain, figured &
black dress silks and lawns Muslin de LANES; Fig.
nred, striped and plain ginghams; Fancy birage;
Jaconcts; Mus; Striped and plain Cambricks;
French and American prints; Mourning and fur.
'niture prints; Alapacas; Balzarnes, &c, &C., sc
B0NNETS, SHAWLS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, &c.-Florence braid, lawn and
straw bonnets; Net, woolIen and SILK shawls; Mtts
Gloves; Dress handkerchiefs; Hosiery; Fancy last
iag CATERS; Ladies' kid slippers; Mems coarse
boots; Beaver, Russia and moleskin hats; Caps, sc
-13 Colored Cambrics, Blown and Bleached Muslins
Blue Drills; Sheetings Shir,ngs and Tckinss; Pa.
tent and Spool Thread, ,Flannels, Apron Checks&
Together with an excellent supply OF GROCE-
RES, TINWARE, AND QUEENSWARE,
and a thousand other articles too tedious to men,
tion, which will be sold for cash country pro-
duce, cheaper than ever before offered in Monroe
County, Ifyou want large ,ot Of goods for lit
tie money, call al NORRIS Store in Woodsfeld.
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i Administrators Sale.

EBY virtue of an order of the Court of Common
LID Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, ] will, on
the firsttday of December next, between the hours
of ten O'Clock M and four o'clock p. m. of said
day, at the front door of the court house IN the
town of Woodsfied 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, ofrange
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
tty-seven and one fourth degrees east, ninety and
three fourth rods to hickory, thence north eighty
seven and half degrees west, 32 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 Laughons line, thence east with said
Laughton's line about forty FIVE and hall 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 wit: One third in hand, third IN six
months, and the residue in one year with interest
from the date OF sale to be secured to the satlsac
ton of the undersigned. ISAAC CONIEY,
Administrator OF Isaac Conley, deceased.
October 80,
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771Ne Ohio 1'1tltivator. VoI. 2.
A Seni-.t0nthfy journal. desoied 10 the pr0mofio,

Il -ydOnthiy Journal. desoied 10 the promotion
ofAgricuiture, horticulture and Domestic m
dusiry-P Published at COLUMBUS, o., by M B.
Bafehani- Terms, 81 per gear, or four copies
for $3,---ia ddoGlce. ~ A@ ic
DURlNG the first year of its publication, now
~ just completed the OHIo CULTIvAToR has
obtained circulationoi mnIe than FIVE thousand
copies within the State Of Ohio. besides many in
adjoining Ststes and il has published original com
munications from one hundred and fifty cores
pondenis, nearly all Of them practical farmers and
hortieuIturisis, or men of extensive scientific
knowledge. -
e These facts afford conclusive evidence that the
Cultivator has received the cordial appropriation Of
those for whose benefit il is designed, and that .
spirit ofinquiry and Improvement has already been
awakened among the farming community. which
Is destined to I'M rease and spread gill AL saA ieei
is beneficial influence, and the most cheering &c,
suits will be produced. Farmers! and friends o.
impfo fovementi who among you will reiuseto land
a hand 10 this good work. who mong yon viii
deny to yourselves and your families knowledge
ofthe impro osements that are now being made 10
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THE WINTER TERM OF THE N
MO NRO Y AC AOE MY

FHyHE winter term Of the MONROE ACAD-
IL ENVY wicommence on the second Monday
of November, to continue twenty weeks.
Tuition from five to ten dollars per term, as
follows:
Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar,
Elocuaou, or Philosophy, IS 90
Astronomy, Chemistry, ,PracticalGe-
otnetry or First Lessons in Algebra, 6 90
-i' Algebra, Legendre, or Surveying. 700
~ Moral or Mental Philosophy. Rhetoric,
a'iah Logic, Latin, or German, 8 90
French, Greek, or Hebrew, 10 90
t'at@ttf TEXT BOOKS
Davies Mathematical course, VIZ: Davies Arith-
-metic, Davies First Lessons in Algebra, Davies
Elementary or Practical Geometry, Davies Bour.
y,loD's Algebra, Davies Legendre's Geometry, and
Davies Surveying. 5H
Il Reading--McG Guffey's Eclectic Series
tsV<SrGmmdr-By Lectures. li-
81, Eiocutio,i-Por Rhetorical Reader.
Geography--M Mitehell's.
!. Ph,iosophy and Chemisfry--Comstock's
ss.9styonomy-O Oimstead's. lsss aa
- 3ofGiy-Mrs. I.incoln's.
- Geoiogy--Hitcheock's a. a H-i
-,.itoral or Mental Phiiosopby-Wsy Wsyland's. y
Rhetoric or Log ic-- Whateleys. q s&
Lntin Andrews Latin Series.
aETtgvs g7 STEPHEN WOOD.
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G5 CAN'T BE BEAT. 4 { &
: RneN's Pile Ointment.

HVHE following certificates are presented 10 the
IL public from well known individuals, Of high
respectability, of cures effected by using Riley 5
Pile Ointment, which place beyond all doubt the
curative powers Of this medicine:
% Pleasant Vaiiey, Madison CO., Ohio !
H. January Is, IS45. :
VIM. Wiltshire Riley-Dear Sir: My wife hsv-
ing been afflicted with that most distressing of hu
man complaints. the Piles, nearly years, without
receiving any relie from the best physicians, was
induced TO try the virtues of your justly celebra-
ted Pile Ointment, as recomn,endedby by your Agent,
Mr.. JamesE Hager, and was entirely relieved by
the use of one bottle, aud her general health which
had been bad for the last seven years, was com
pletely restored ] can therefore cheerfully rec
ommend Rlley's Pile Ointment to all persons trou-
bled with that painful disease.
VIM M. CUNE.
I hereby certify that have been afflicted with
the Piles for some time, and being advised to try
Riley s celebrated ointment for the Piles, it gave
me speedy relief and therefore confidently recon-
mend il to those afflicted with this painful disease.
E1 g F.. l.. GRIGSBY.
GAINESVILLE, January Is, 1916. s,.a
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Administrators Sale.

nN Tuesday, the first day of December next,
~ at one o'clock, p. m at the front door OF the
court house in the town OF Woodsiield will be sold
to the highest bidder, the following real estate, as
the property Of Nathan Archer, deceased, to wit:
The north west quarter OF the north east quarter OF
section fourteen, township six, and range eight,
also the north east quarter of the north east quar-
ter of same section township and range, subject to
the dover estate Of Rebecca Archer. Terms one
fourth cash in hand. one fourthin six months, one
fourth in twelve months aud the residue in elgh-
teen months with interest from the day OF sale to
be secured by M rtgage other adequate security.
MICHAEL. ARCHER, Admir- Of
NATHAN, ARCHER, deceased.
October 30
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Nd DAD NOTICE.-A petition will he presen-
H0 tedto the Commissioners Of Monroe county,

DOAD NOTICE.-A petition will he presen-
HO tedto the Commissioners Of Monroe county,
Ohio.atlheir next session in December praying tor
the location of county road, commencing as fol-
lows: At the creek on the land Of Jacob Stigner
and where the road leading from David Ayres to
Robt. Smyth's mill leaves said creek; thence on
the south side of the creek to or near 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 to VIM Pckins' saw mill
thence to take up the hill little east of said Pick
ins' tobaec, house; thence the nearest and best
way passing little east Of VIM. PrkIns' spring to
interesect the pickms and Starkey road about for
ty or fifty rods north east Of VIM Pickins ho use;
said petitioners also pray that so much of the Pick
ins aud Starkey road lies between the conclusion
of the road herein prayed for to ar near the forks
ofthe creek near Lewis Sankey's to be wanted,
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yUyHE BRANDRETH PILLS ARE EN-
TIRELY VEGETABLE, and made on

YUyHE BRANDRETH PILLS ARE EN-
/, A TIRELY VEGETABLE, and made on
those principles which long experience has proved
correct. 1t 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 dyspeptic and bilious cases they are great
blessing, Let every family seep these Pills in the
house. Ii faithfully used, when there is occasion
for medicine, IT will be very seldom that doctor
WILDE required. in all cases of cold. cough or
rheumatism, the afflicted owe il to their bodies to
use these Pills. ..
e. E. BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
Be very careful and go 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.
J. r s. J. Fl. MoRRIs, Woodsfield.
Wm. STEEL, Stafford.
w g. II. KERRIGAN, Carlisle.
J. NJ. ROUND, Sumlnerfeld.
J. F. BIpENHARN g. Co.. Malaga.
II. RoyND. Sarahsville, Morgan co.
7F WEIGH & THOMPSON, Beallsville.
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HRoAD NoTICE.-A petition win be presen.


HH> ted to the Commissioners of Monroe county
Ohio, at their next session in December, praying
for review and alteration Of a road in Centre
township, commencing at the new road leading
from Ford's bridge up Sunfsh creek; said review
to commence north of Mark Paton's mill dam,
running with the old road past house known as
the Hunter house; thence between the hill aud the
creek, on the north side, along a bench of the hill
10 the line of the lands owned by Robert Smyth
thence between the bottom and the hill on the
north side Of the creek, passing said Srnyths gris
mill on the south side; thence up the creek on the
north side along the old laid out road to the line Of
the lands of Alexander Brown. sen; thence along
the ncrth side of the creek. (Ayres fork, passing
on the north side of William Pickens' saw mill;
thence in westwardly direction TO intersect the
road running from the Presbyterian meeting house
to Mark P. Patton's meeting-h house, or the Meth
odist Episcopal Westinghouse on said Patton s
land. The said petition will also ask for the vaca-
ton of so much of the old road as will be rendered
useless account Of the establishment of the new
oct 80
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To the People.

( The session Of Congress, which has just ter.
minated, will be long and gratefully remembered
by all true republicans Tor the riumpnant succsss
of many of their cherished principles and measures
While we heartily rejoice ut the triumph OF me
principles which II has been our constant enofsso
advocate and defend, and from which no prosper
iy, no adversely, can swerve w; we cannos oe un.
mindful OF the attitude IN whicn we are p'aceo "
"a recent vote OF both houses OF Congress-we AZ
ilude to the contemplated witndrawai Q. We" pay
roma &c from the newspaper press 10 this 9ec".on
we cheerfuy bow: sensible as we are o. tne pau.
otc motives which hare led TO u But We uu,e
that this decision Congress increases Is.nel tnsn
dmInlshes our claim 70 the support ~ n'Hlc' Va
power--that of tnePecpte ana 70 me We -
IDENTITY appeal to aid u.s. by fher patronage; ~ & su:-
tanning at the seat ot government journal us."
inexlbly devoted 10 their interests aho tne u"s '
terestso the country"
1t is known to every one, tnat he cnleI soufes
OF sustaining newspaper - no, 'ne
Its subscription iist SO much as ,he sose'usut ~
ronage which may be bestowed upon u 10 .a!es
commercial cities. indeed the iaIer usuahy Ins
concolnitant OF tne FORMER, as ~ oeeom.s -. w
vious interest oi inereah'he men 20 =
those papers which are the most eAensve'y cmeu-
lated. Washington. however, Is d'neren''y w: M!-
ated Deprived OF the advertising pa'Ionske Inc',
dent To mefcahthe commun'.y, anu L":'S"Is-
with peculiar aud enormous expenses wn,en -.
not elsewhere incurred, nothihg ou' very Nns ~
Of subscribing patrons can sustain papc, IN
ness-if, indeed, even III existence ine PsoP'
tors of the" "Union" have hitherto spared no PAM
and 10 expense, to make their paper worthy OF .ne
metropolis, and worthy oi me supper. q VA kI.' ~
party under whose banner they are r enl n"
publishing the most full aud ample deoates OF w
two houses OF Congress. us oehssSu W. oe'ose
attemptep on this continent IN as'y nswspspe'.
theV have secuIe0 the SERVICES O Uc
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HO s r.!

ON Thursday, the 9Th inst, either in Woodsheld
or on the road leading from Woodsfield home, q
small Morocco Pocket Book containing forty y-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 checrully rewarded.
..L.isH b. VIM. II. COLLEDGE.
sdl Woodsheld, Ohio, Nov. 7,
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Eb DAD NOTICE There will be petition
MH, presented to the Commissioners OF Monroe
county, Ohio at their next December session, pray
ing for an alteration in the road leading from the
WGodsield and Marietta road to intersect the road
leading from Woodsfied to SummerfeId; said al
teration to commence at the line of Leonard kee-
fers land, thence the nearest and best way through
the land of Bazer Butt to tobacco house OH the
said road leading from Woodsfeld to Sum ner.
field. b., oct 5O
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS.

SlAl r. Of OtlO, MONRUE COU " 4, So
Tobias Taught aud Elz THE said defendants
abeth Haught administra- will take notice that
tors Of Peter Haught, the thirtieth day OF Oc
vs. rober, A d eighteen
Alpheus lIaught. Peter hundred and forty six,
Haught, Peter Eddy and Tobias Hausht & Eliz
Elizabeth Eddy his wife, abeth Taught as the
Com Eddy and Sarah Ed administrators OF Peter
DIV his wife, John Drum Haught, deceased, filed
endNancy Drum his wife. their petition in the Of
Henry Barnard and Deli flee of the Clerk of the
ah Barnard his wife, of court of Common Pleas
Monroe county, Ohin, land 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 Haught, de-
Tenant and Chrstena Te- ceased was insufficient
nant his wife, of Monon- to pay the debts Of said
gahea county, Virginia: Peter Haught, and that
said Peter Haught died seized n fee simple of the
following real estate, to wit: The East half of the
South West quarter, and the South hall oi the
North West quarter, of Section twenty-eight, in
Tuwnship three, of Range five, in Monroe comfy,
Ohio; in which premises the said Elizabeth Haught
the widow of the SAID Peter Haught, is entitled to
dover: The prayer of which petition is, that said
Elizabeth Haught may have her dover estate in
said premises assigned to her, and that petitioners
may be authorized to sell and convey so much of
said real estate as will be sufficient to discharge the
debts OF said Peter Haught's estate.
TOBIAS g. ELIZABETH HAUGHT,
Administrators Of Peter Haught, decd.
By N. HoLLIsrER, their ATTY. lnov j