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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
Health /! Health /!
 Dr. WOODS $ A R 6 A P A RILLA WILD CHERRY BITTERS.

THIS extract ot Sarsaparila and Wild Cherry ts q dy remedy for J8un- ice. Liver "mplan,, D speps,a. Scro!ui an,l "at- of ,hr h!nod inparrel digest on, IA'l hld ta;r uf the Liver aud stomach. N ehkness ot ;he N"rvous s' su m d 6 disordered aud deblita- ed constitution.
 Dr. Wnods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Rit- CTS have already, hv their subs anrial excel tence won degree of public tavor and patron ,gp. winch puts them beyond the need of re- ,nnmendat n
 Brne faithfully prepared of the most exreI- 'rn, materials. they ca" be mly contided in by Ill in need of a tonic, aperient or alterat,e re- 'nedy.
 In Dr. Woods standard preparatic SeYsa- 'arilla is warranted ,o be found in great purity and strength, and gaining much hv irs uri ,u with the Wild Cht rFv. t'nic "f the frs: order; This happy combination is ihe only one ever. made of these articles, and founded ns it is nn he best medical principles, and their virtues "xrrac,ed ny rigid chemical analysis experi. encc has shown it's usual power and efficacy
 This preparation will be fnnnd on irial, to he sure and speedy remedy for the diseases emu rera'cd above. They purify the blood, secure 'pgn'ar digestion. promote R healthy nc'inn 0f he L,ver aud s'0mach, and strengthen the ,lerves, a' once securing
 HEALTH AND VlGOR the whne system. In all cases of
 DEPRESSION or SPIRITS rising from Indigestion or Nervous irritation. hey have h~en used with remarkable success; n"r gre they less useful as n remedy for Head. che, Fiatulcncv, Loss or Appe lite, and gene- 'al pros'r"tio" cf the system
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03

The Trihune of Tuesday has the follow. ing :-The lates, accounts give FOR rY lives to the sea, which has cast as many dead bodies 10 the shore. All have been recog- nized but one, and there remain five of whom the waves have yet rendered no account.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03

 THE Cout of rrohaie e. ..N DssSSice 1 7Uf NyrfO;k: haIlr- -Iisuiaed and ailowNA iO the credIiCEs Ui the estate uf Jshn GsFane,. tate 0f N0rfolk. in said District, deceassd. fe- resented insolveHi. six nsnnlhs from Ihe taie hTeoi. ID which Io exhibit their claiuss. .agaitsr sad estate; and has appointed Warren Cone "nd Eden Riggs, Comm IssiOners 10 receive, ,tx- anIIne and adjust saic claims.
 CrrlIied by
 DANIEL HoTCHKISS, Judre. We, the CnmmiSsinners above named .hcrrbv SiVe notice that We shall meet t0 attend tu tkSs 1u''eH "l orr said apIt ih;ment. at the tubflc= house "t J"hr 4. Nhtra1ci ,t S..r N,,r ik the las Monday of December Isle, and the aaa Monday "i Inay isl7. at | oG hex Ai GI.e.s t sad days All claims not prest nted ~i,his said tune, properly aitcsled, will be fcbarred a recovery - - Dated at Norfolk the l7th day Of Novemb&r {. isiS.
 WARREN CONE,
 EDEN RIGGS, t'mm sS' All persons indebted tc said es ate a.e re. quested to make ra,mer, to ..asrl& .7 ii'zGR iiH1a n; Ho"D. SG%hEs' '"'.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
NEW FALL G. WINTER %@D@DH~ ~~
 lS46-7.

THE Subscriber, being very thankful for
 | the extensive patronage formerly recciv. ed, would respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. and invite the attention of his friends and customers geneI ally Co hIs fresh stock of
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
From the Plymouth Rmk.r

DR WooD's SARsAHARILLH AND WILD CHERRY }ITTERs We do ,ni make u a practice ei" i've
 g,d na n,e tl ,ned,ri .nlts- shed o thelr mrat ve powers But from ' N the e. ideGce we m gsrlsrr cneermRR Dr W"d's Snr-apariIhl nd wi d Ch. rrv Brers. we are c',n' in ed that [ wilt d. all irs proprietor assumes tr"-w th'n ur nconai irr a nee aye gentlemen who have dHrs- y.J much npn. fiji {, m iss nsp and our advice to n prrscns ,fflic'ed with any H rhe c"'npl,in:s .,r w h,ch this cOnp"und ia re rnuI"nded. ts. to ,II n, his ngemt,J T, llali, and procure a bots
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
N'O TFCE.

Ee TAME into the enclosure of the subscribe, N on he 9th of November inst one >ear,n iElFER. with some white "r. The owner T. requested to prove property, pay charges, am take it away.
 LYMAN WEBSTER. Litchfield South Farms, Nov. l2. lS46. ?
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03

Mail Co smd JJrsm Ms Ssai ef Wa' The IaFrsst mails probably now made 1p "r received in ske United Sta'es. are those between Nv or. lsaas and the seat of war. Tn" mail received here after the eap,aVs o( Monterey. een'ainsd Ia.0OO .satsss. and the ordinary mail rangss lsom 6n00tO sO0o' The mails despatched hence to tAs Rio cEsnds gre equally large.
 ~. O Bulletin.
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.Fsse.-oa Friday evening. the 9th inst .hout 9 o'clock. the barn of Mir. David Mum rew. of Reading, was destroyed by fire with all iaa contents. cons istins of large quantity of Oats, Rye. and Buckwhsat. ten tons ct Hay and a valuable Horse. IL was with great difhcnl- sv .t.f his horse was saved. There is ne doubt sh.t l, was the work of an ineendiary.
 panbWy Jimes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03

Tavnsr Cepfmed - Turner. the Bank Clerk. who abseonded from Baltimore some ten asva since. an emhszzlsr and defaulier to the amount oi Sao.00O. directly and indirectly. wac brought ba-k tc that city bv an "fileer who haA traced hum t0 and caught him in Canada.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
From ,he B.sfor Daily Nal.

4 NEw AND EXCELLENT R EMEDY We would all rhe atcn ion If ""r re.d'Ts 10 he al, er,ise neni m anotlcr column nf a new and elf "a i n,s remedy. Dr Wood g Sn'sapa,il'a nni Wihi
 heny l}iurrs. Although this fine preparation 'ns only been otfpre,i for sale dnr"g the past car. il has already won the confidence ot th. ,b'c, ns m,st skilInv prepnr, d nd de ig' tfut ..,mbrnatinm uf two "t the safest and most actlve emedial agents in the world.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
OIL & PAINTS,

which will he sold cheaper by the pound gal lon or larger quantities than any other hous, in this section can sell them. Also good sup ply of
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From the B ,ston D,iy Times.l

HEADACHE = Q Q nt '',. bes' remedies 'ha ve have heard of rt,iS distressing conra nf vith it's "rsn Indigestion. is D Wnds Sarsa ,,rilla and Wld Cherry Rtisr-, which cO.nb,ne' il the advantages uf i've ,.'nc and ap"r,en' nre i"in.s of ,hc day .and is f.. from nrahy of GtefI disadvantages.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
Cut and Wrought Mails.

VU1 eS~0 wwSUWS0S &~ aAASs Window Glass of all sizes; Hnllow. Earihern And Tin Ware. Peg Boots of all the different varieties. Calf and Kip Skin too's-In tact an unusual sss"rimsni of all the different class rs oi Dry Go"ds. Gr 1csrie;. Hardw .re and oih. er sri es usually kept in country store.
 Also, an exiensve as4urtment of ;aiin Bea. yer. Pearl and Nutria HATS. oi the latest slyir. ~h'ch wIll he sold low f.r cash. Or Farm ers' pr0dnce.
 N.B Highest prices paid for all kinds Q: Grain, Butter, Cheese. Eggs. &c. &c.
 GEO w. WHiT'rLESEY No. I Main 1 oPP"sii' JD'ige Perry. 0Ter Esw.AlilloEd, Nov. l5, I5Io. tC2I
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
READ THIS.

From inc DiIy Evening Gu''e,in.l It is mt nur eusrom to puff Pa'en, M-dirines nlsss we know ,hem ,n te real v ex"e'!eu.-- laying onrsclvrs 2 Knowledge m Dr W"nd's 5arsnpnri''a and Wild C'irrry B;t:ers, and hav- " srver1l friends wlo have teen nefi'i.h bv .e'r n-e. we n not r'Srare .. re. e.nuiu," nd thet 'Ie pubic Bph Sar-apariili ant Wilt Cher are articles "i eNahis eL r'pura,i"n in the oedicnl world. ard his preparation is made with Tea, care, aud appears 70 colnhne all the ,pe6i- ina qualtirs ot both iu an unusiai nianneFy- Any one snfirrinp from disrasrs "t the hLod ir. ige>ti"n, r hendoche. would do well to give hese lltrrrs a tial.
 From the New. Redf,rd Register ~--.- Dr Woods Snrsoporji" nnddVM Cherry B;t. rrs-'T!e respect 'hnl'ty "f gent +nmn iH this own and vIrlniy whr testify 'ofh" benefits. within ,hri' personal knowa dae. derived fi"ns he n.s .f tn s".mp und nf snrsnpari''a and wild hsrry. is such as [" pn' [" rcs all ,iouh's Hs tO ne value of these eNIrnrts to those snfF rfna on Dv<nepS,a .Iaurd'c-, Indigestion, Headache r .crnful n,s q sea.es.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-03
WATER CEMENT,

constantly on hand and warranted first qual ity. Also: very large quantity of
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News From the Army

The steamer Fashion arrived at New Orleans
from Brazos ST. Jsgo on the 25th ut She brought
verbal reports that there was general movement
Of the troops upthe Rio GraDde- Gen. Taylor re.
manning at Matamoras, sending the troops forw ard
as fast as his means would permit. ta-f {
Advices had been rereiving of the taking Of Ca.
margo withoutfiriDg shot When the u S. troops
arrived at that piece, Carrajabal was on the oppo.
site side of the River ST. Juan, but offered no re.
sistance. ~ s s, m
Gen. Taylor had received advIces by scouts thai
there were only about 800 troops in Monterey The
general impression was that there would be no re-
sistance TO the u S. troops this side Of that city, on
account Of the quietness of the the impress
sion was gaining groundin the army that negota-
tons for peace were on foot ..ssg, II :, Ia :.
il was said that Paredes was afraid to leave the
capital on accout ofa suspected attempt at reyolu-
ton in his absence.
There was a report that Mr.. LumsdeD, of the
Pieayune. and his party, had been cut off by the
Indians, but it was not credited.
The volunteers were suffering from darrhea-
otherwise, the health of the army was good.
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Two Days Later from Mexico.
Correspondence of the Mobile Herald.
PENSACOLA, July 25, 1876.

fI{5ta PENSACOLA, July %, 1876.
Sir-The United States frigate Rantsn, Com
Gregory, arrived here yesterday from Vera Cruz
(which place she left on the 18th STIRRING ing
two days later dates than received by the Princeton
The Vera Cruz papers of the 18th and 18th pub.
lish the news of the Oregon Treaty under the head
of very important news lte
The papers state that in consequence OF the
Treaty, the Mexican people are called on TO make
increased efforts 10 save their country from the ra-
paciiy Of the "robbers" of the Del Norte.
Paredes had not left the city of Mexico. Itwas
found Impossible to raise body of even FIVE thou
sand 10 follow him while 1t is the opinion of all
welinformed persons, that there is nothing to pre-
vent Gen. Taylors marching directly to the city OF
Mexico. There are no troops to oppose him.
Cen Moro, the Commandant of the Castle and
city OF Vera Cruz, who has succeeded the Vice
President Bravo, has entered upon his duties, and
is engaged in throwing up additie nal breast works.
The American squadron is anchored under Green
Island The opinion Of Gen Gaines, that the Cas-.
tie can only be taken by escalade, or boarding, as
"Jack'' called lt--makes the sailors eager to un-
dertake the job
The British steamer arrived at Vera Cruz on
the l4th, without Santa Anna, and the best infor-
med now say that there is no probability OF his
coming there at all.
The yellow fever is making great havoc among
the troops, both In the Castle and in the city,the
soldiers being mostly from the interior, not ac-
customed to the climate, and therefore suffer 10
health very severely. Vera Cruz could easily be
taken with two or three thousand men. who could
land either north o south fit AT present the city
is nearly deserted.
Excellent health prevails throughout the squad
ron, the frigate Raritan alone excepted, on board
which vessel the scurvy prevails to great extent
She has been two years and six months on commits
sion, and all that time has been past the tropics and
under vertical sun. She came to this station from
the coast OF Brazil, where she passed much time
in observing the blockading squadron of Moute-
video, and was, of course, unable to obtain fresh
provisions for her crew. OF the large number
who have been sick on board, there has not been
a death.
The U. S. schooner Flirt arrived here three or
four days since, from the Brazos. for supplies and
repairs She is in leaking state Her dates are
not as late as those heretofore published The
Princeton sails on Monday for Vera Cruz
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COCARANSyILLE.

Said town is laid out on beautiful and extern
siye bottom the bank Of the Ohio river, in Jack
son Township, .NonyOe County, OHIO, at a place
on the g Long Reach" known as Cochran's Land
ing, and is situate SO miles below Wheeling and
80 miles above Marietta. y
A state road from GAINESVILLE to the Ohio river
terminates at this place, and there several roads
leading from various points in Monroe, Washing
ton, Guernsey aud Belmont counties, intersecing
near this place The surrounding country embra-
ces fine district Of land, well lnbered, and is he-
coming densely populated. Building and lime
stone. good clay for making brick and good sand
can be obtainedin the immediate vicinity. Build
ing timber is plenty and cheap.
There is good steamboat landing al this place
and on account of The choice timber in the neigh
borhood, it would be an excellent location for a
boat yard.
Good industrious mechanics, such as the wants
of the surrounding country demand. would find il
greatlyt their advantage TO locate at this place.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
THOMAS COCHRAN,
August 8, 1916.
st. ClaiTsville Gazette COPY.
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a UDITOR'S SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
fA- Notice Is hereby given, that will offer for
sale at public auction at the front door of the court
house 10 WoodsiieId, Monroe county, on Saturday
the 18th day OF September, A. D. 1916, the fol.
lowing tracts of land, to wit: The East hall of the
North West quarter of section l6. township 5, of
range =, containing so acres moreor less appraised
at the sum of 500. Also, the West half of the
North West quarter of same section, township and
range, containing so acres more or less, appraised
al the sum of $400. Also, the West half of the
North East quarter of same section, township and
range, containing so acres more or less appraised
at the sum of 500. Also, the East hall of the
North East quarter of same section, township and
range, containing so acres more or less, appraised
at the sum Of $l00 Also, the East half of the
South East quarter Of same section, township and
range, containing so acres more or less, appraised
at the sum of 500. Also. the West half of the
South East quarter of same section, township and
range, containing so acres more or less, appraised
at the sum of $780, Also, the East half of the
South Westquarter of same section, township and
range containing so acres more or less, appraised
at the sum of 800. Also, the West half of the
South West quarter of same section, township and
range, containing 80 acres more or less appraised
at the sum of 500, Said land in no case TO be
sold for less sum than five dollars per acre, nor
for less amount than the appraised value thereof;
one twelfth of the purchase money to be paid ct
the time of sale, and the balance in twelve annual
instalments, of equal amount, with annual interest
thereon.
JOHN NJ. KIRKBRIDE, Auditor,
July 20, 1916. Monroe County. Ohio.
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A DMIN1sTRAToR' SALE.-In pursuance
IN Of an order Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county, the subscriber, will on Satur-
day the fifth day Of September next, at the front
door Of the court house in said county between
the hours Of ten O'Clock, q. m. and four o'clock,
p. NJ. OF said day offer for sale the following tract
of land in said county, to witt The South West
quarter of the South West quarter Of section 4,
township 6, range q The terms of sale are one
third cash in hand, one third in six months and the
balance in twelve months from the day of saIe in
terest on the deferred payments, and the whole to
be secured by mortgage or other adequate security
The widows dover will be offered for sale at the
same time and place.
ROBERT GREGG, Admir-.
by EDWARD ARcHBoLD,
His Agent and Attorney
July 25 IS16--4w
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August 8, 1916.

VUyHE Commissioned and staff Officers of the
n I'd Brigade 23d Division of the Ohio Militia
are hereby notified to meet in the town of Bealls-
vile on the 2Sth and 29th days of August next for
the purpose OF attending an officer muster on said
days. armed and equipped as the law directs The
commandants OF regiments are required to give
the commissioned and staff officers of their regi-
ments ten days notice.
( Given under my hand this 23d day ofJuly, 1896
E. CISNE, B. G..
I'd B., 23d d.. o. M.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

5a FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
0G- We are authorized to announce
JOEL YOST
as candidate for Representative in the next Gen
erai Assembly of the State of Ohio.
Mr.. EpTroR-Itis is the request of many demo
Gratis that the name of JOHN l.. HENTHORN
be announced in your paper as candidate fol
Representative at the ensuing October election.
BETHEL TOWNSHIP.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
Dq- We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM CRAIG
as candidate for the office Of County Auditor.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
GJ- We are authorized TO announce
JOEL F. RANDOLPH
as candidate for the office of County Recorder
BJ- We are authorized to announce
LEWIS SHIPLEY,
as democratic candidate Tor County Recorder
Dg- We are authorized to announce
HENRY OKEY, Sen.
as candidate for the office Of County Recorder
Or We are authorized to announce 1
t7j JAMES DUNNINGTON
as candidate for the office of County Recorder.
Go- We are authorized to announce
n WILLIAM POTTS
as candidate for the office Of County Recorder.
GJ- We are authorized to announce
JAMES CUNNINGHAM
as candidate tor the Office OF County Recorder.
Dd- We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM HAMILTON
as candidate for the office of County Recorder.
.OJ- We are authorized to announce
HUGH B. HILL
as candidate for the Office of County Recorder
FOR COMMISSIONER.
Or We are authorized to announce
lE14 .a. JOHN X. LYNCH
as candidate fcrthe Office of County Commissioner
GJ- We are authorized to announce
sr ,1s THOMAS ORR
as candidate for the office of County Commissioner
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SSTATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, S.
- sa CouRT~o OF COMMON PLEAS. "a
June Term, 1886
Cornelius Atkinson.


Cornelius Atkinson. In CHANcERY.
49, vs.: Thomas Ripehart, resi-
Thomas Rinehart,Si-l ding in, Marshall county,
mon Rinehart, Arthur Va; Simon RiRehart and
Ingr'ham, Moses NJ. Arthur Ingraham, resi-
Marling and William ding in Greene county,
McCarty. Pa; impieaded with Mo-
ses NJ. Marling and William McCarty off said coun-
ty Of Monroe, willtake notice that on the lst day
OF July, 1876. the said complainant filed his bill
in Chancery in said court setting forth amongst
other matters: that atthe June Term Of said cour,
for 1872 the said William McCsrty recovered a
Judgment against said complainants and one Tho
mas Weston for Sl60 debt, with leave to issue ex.
ecution for $i20, and costs of SUIT taxed at SO go
that said judgment was recovered against them as
sureties for said Thomas Rinehart; that execution
is levied on the real estate OF said complainant to
satisfy said Judgment said bill further sets forth,
that at the September term Of this court, for 1916,
the said Arthur Ingraham recovereda Judgment
against said William McCarty and Moses M. Mar
ling for the Of S506 ,03, and costs of suit; and
also, at the April term Of said COURT for 1885, said
Ingrabam recovered Judgment againstsame defen-
dants for $500 and costs Of sult that in said
judgments Moses M. Marling is but the surety of
said M Carly; said bill further alledges that the
amount of SAID iudgmentsis is equitaby due TO said
Thomas Rinehar, and are liable 10 set off in equity
against the judgment recovered against said COM
plalnant and Thomas Weston as the sureties of
said Thomas Rinehart; that the claims upon which
such judgments are recovered were originally
payable to said Thomas Rinehart, and were trans
fered by him for the fraudulent purpose Of avoid.
ing such set off. Said bill prays that sufficient
amount of said judgments last mentioned may be
set of to-atisfy and discharge said Judgment first
mentioned against complainant and for general re.
lief. JOS. M. MASON,
Sol, for Complainants.
August 10, Isi6.--6w 'i2
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untried measure Of the administration, but by a
constitutional majority OF two thirds Of the repre-
sentation. II will beseen, therefore, how very
unwise twould be for any one under present cir.
cunstances, TO yield to" panic" Influences. 1t
would be indeed as foolish to do so asst is cuIpa.
bic in those who would proyokeit. And ration
al man will perceive at glance, that they are not
the real friends Of American interests, who would
paralyse domestic enterprise at such moment as
this. BY an iacessant denial Of the spirit and ener
gy essential 70 lts prosecution. = Baltimore Sun
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"A ATTACHMENT.-lN Notice Is hereby given to
& IN allconcered, that on the Esd day OF June,
a.. D. 1876, John Smith sued out OF the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county aud State OF
Ohio. writ Of attachment against the lands, ten
effects Of William Jarvis, an absent debtor for the
sum Of one bundled dollars damages. whichsa
writ was returned nt the June term or said court.
1s46, served. VIM OKEY Clerk,
+ July II, 1916 Monroe Com, Pleas.
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I'D EAL MANAHAN'S ESTATE.-Noticeis is
HD hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrative de 6oris
non of the estate of Beal Manahan, late of Monroe
county, deceased. Allpersons having claims against
said estate will present them legally authenticated
within one year for settlement. And all persons
indebted to said estate will please call and make i'm
mediate payment.
ELIZABETH MANAHAN, Adm'rx.
August /, 1916.
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StHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of writ of
- vcnditIoni exponas to me directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Washington county. !.
Ohio, will offer for sale at public outcry at the
front door of the court house in the town OF Woods
field, Monroe county, and State aforesaid, on We'd
nesdsy. the 26th day of August, 1916, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock M and o'clock p. m OF said
day, the following described real estate, to wit:
Three lots in the town Of Graysvle, numbered on
the plat of said town as follows to wit: Lots num-
bers ffty.four, ffty-eIght and fifty-nne lying and
being in said county of Monroe, and taken in exe-
cution the property of David Kirkbrde, Jr., at
the suit of William Kirkbride.
WM. d, PATTON, Sheriff.
July 25, 1916. 81 rs