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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11
BENSON'S PATENT
w AFTER r A NJ

RENSON'S PATENT WATER RAM. for
raising Spring or other water for supplying
Towns or Farms. BY means of this Ram, persons
having small branch or spring, that will afford one
gallon OF water per minute, with small fall, can
have portion of it, any other water. raised to
his house or barn, through small leaden pipe.
This Ram can be driven by branch water and raise
spring or branch water to the house at pleasure by
turning stop without any arrangement of the
Ram, and is very simple and easy to keep in order
the valves being faced with leather and easy of
access, can be replaced by any farmer-there being
no other part that can wear.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11
A FINE ESTATE
IN MARKET.

vIiE subscriber wishes sell the Tract of Land on
Il which he now resides, situated in Augusta County,
between the Long Meadow and Christian Creek.
This
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11
CERTIFIC

c e r TIFIC Gates.
MY DEAR Sir Il have seen your Water Ram in
operation and am decidedly of the opinion il will an.
swer all the purposes for which il was intended-and
nat inc extent CT ITS utility yet, is scarcely conceiv
ed AS TO its durability and chcapncss am clearly Of
the opinion that far exceeds any thing the kind that
has ever fallen under my obvseration.
JNO. w. RICE.
was also present and witnessed the operation of the
Water Ram, and fully in all that Dr. Rice ba,
said OF its utility and Importance.
JAMES POINTS.
concur in the above statements.
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Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT s. KETCH-
AM, III Fulton Street, N. Y, DR.. Z. BERKELEY,
Stannton, and by Druggists generally throughout the
United States. Price 81, large bottles
January 81, 1871.
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Carrollton, Move
PROSPECTUS OF TnE
CONG EGISTE

W lLh the IuenCemenI Of tne 3Uth cong rs
we propose 10 continue The CONGRESSIONAL RIO
TER on the same plan as published during the le1
session. il will contain iull and accurate repo,
OF the business proceedings Of congress, ogcIhes
with sketches OF the debates which take place ia
each house. The next congress will br Que OF the
most important which has assembled tor years, aht
It is our determination to give to the people CON.
plelp history OF their proceedings, and al such =
LOW PRICE that every person who takes an interest
in the acts OF that JOdy can procure copy. 1t -
believed that The 1st session OF the 30lh congress
will continue al least EIGHT MONTHS; and We Iherc-
fore propose TO issue weekly, on auamnoth sheet,
octave form, their proceedings at the precedent
cd low rate OF ONE DOLLAR PER COPY FOR THE sEssIC>.
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OF Sore throat, coughs, consumption, pain in va
riOus parts of the body and other unpleasant symp
toms, are the effects of catching cold.
Wright's Indian Vegetable pills are delightful
medicine for carrying off cold because they purge
from the body all morbid and corrupt humors in an
easy and natural manner From three to six of said
Indian Vegetable Pills, taken every night on going
to bed will, in short time, make perfect cure Of
the most obstinate cold-at tn same time the blood
and other fluids will be thoroughly purified, and the
constitution So completely inyigorated that the body
will be restored to even sounder health than before.
BEWARE OF C0UETERFEITs OF ALL KIRDs!-Some
are coated with sugars; others are made to resemble
in appearance the original medicine. The surest
way is to buy from the regular agents, one or more
OF whom will be found in every village and town in
the Union. The genuine is for sale by
II. A. Stdger, CarrolltOn
s. A. Highland, New Harrsbnrgh;
R. K Gray, Magnolia;
james Forbes New IIagerstown
Hunt g. Lpwthers, Leesburgh
ROwley g. Maniull, Malvern and wholesale and
retail at the principal office, 1863 Race st., Phiad.
Dec. 10, al
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CLfyrLAND ASU PHrsuE. Ran RoAD.-The
pi'I'burg Board Vi Trade convened in their city
on the evening Of the si instant. for the purpose
Ol esnirrrnF Nilh Delegation from Ohio on the
S'GIec1 Vt tie proposed Cleveland and piIIsburg
kull Road, a part Of which is already under
contract. The gentlemen from Ohio urged the
importance of the Road 10 the "smoky city" aud
invited her ciIizens To- Jake hold Of the work with
their WiH and capital, ,-sEsGIing them that Ohio
would do her part, and also thai if Ihs present
charter was not taken advantage Of, The difficult
lios in the way Of si!ecIing this great improve
menI would be very much enhaneed-probably
beyond the possibility Of counleracuon for long
series Of yesrs-inasmuch as the Legislature oi
the State would be backward about granting an
OIhx. The Piusburgers, in turn, acknowledged
the advantage that would accrue 10 their place
from The completion OF the enterprise, and seem.
ed to take lively interest in the maller.-Aiser
the adjournment OF the meeting, the Board o
Trade remained To elect Delegates to the Con
yenlion which is to be holden al Massillon, o..
on Monday next, 18Th inst. Ii is thought 1ha
Piusburg will be we'll represented.
This Road. as contemplated, would be Of nc
uncomfortable advantage to Carroll county
A little exerton on the part Of our citizens will
as we learn, bring the track through the northern
part of the County, and within some ten or twelve
miles of this place. Who all are going to 'h'
Massilon Convention
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NTICo n.

The undersigned, c,u,h,ssi1itIs srro'nisd y
he eOuu Of ruu.nou pl,us OF Csuolisouhl, Cha.
~ view and u-ssss daHsges 70 rsin,ahts tor % ~
~ done Ilem hy the construction OF Ihs Sand &
beaver Csuui, kc., hrrrbs give HDtise that shey
wIl meet on ths premises NhsIe dsmsgss at
rlaim.j, - follows, 70 drIrrlnihs Ihr maitTs and
tangs ln controversy, 70 Wit
In the case Of Samuel Meek W. the Sandy L RcB
yer Canal Company, on December "a, iB47;
Hugh Downing ". saus, December a., i841;
Patrick llull y. same, Deeember g, itA7:
Johu Cares y. same, Dersmher q. 1877:
liruy Fishel Vs. same, DpremteT %, is47;
William S,atou W. same. December 30, lC47;
LYDIA '. Bsvsr ". ssmr. Dee, mlet 81. ls45;
lsaac Crumtscker W. ssme. January 3, 1919.
1h"-S uIrtesIrd tsn attend on the PRINCES
where damages are claimed on the several DAYS
love mentioned, JOHN SlOBER,
DAVID BEIKNAP,
GEO. A. McALLfSTEH.
November ~, I847-6-3t. Commissioners
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OUTRAGE ON COMMON SENSE.-A locofoco mass
meeting held some lime ago in Texas, nomina
ted Sam Houston for President Of the United
States. lie was settled on by that convention
because he was a man better able to fill that
place than any other living!-and because he
had claims on the GRATITUDE Of the country p!
This is an insult TO the good sense and nle.
gence ofIhe American people, and an unheard-of
presumption on the part of the Texas locoGocos.
Houston may be the best man in that quarter,
but his qualifications fall behind, infinitely behind
those necessary 10 be possessed by a respectable
fence.riewer in these parts-besdes, we would
like to know what claims he has on the people
of the United States (ou1 Of Texas,) unless his
friends mean the contempt and pity of commune.
~ a. large. Verify, will this republic be scarce
Of timber when il makes a President out Of such
a stick!
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Carrollton, Ohio, Nov. 96, 1847.

CHANGES of weather and catching Cold.-It should
be remembered that cough is always an evidence
that some impurity has lodged in the lungs, which,
not speedily removed will so rritate those delicate
organs as to produce infam alton Of the Lungs, a
disease which we al know is the high road to con-
sumption. DR.. TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIV-
ERWORT is the only remedy to be relied on for the
cure of otherwise helpless cases of coughs colds,
cOnsunptions and liver complaint, as is proved by
the immense sale it has had for the last ten years
having been used by more than 10000 persons, with
the most complete success, all, or any who have
used it will invariably testify.
Beware of Counterfets!-The public are caution
ed against the many spurious medicines which, in
order to deceive, got up under the name of Bal
sam, Syrup, &c, and made in outward appearance,
closely to resemble the above wonderful medicine.
1t should be remembered that the genuine medicine
has a splendidly engraved label lover the outside
wraPPer) with the signature of GurdOn j. Leeds at
tached to prevent counterfets.
Remember,-This magnificent medicine is sold at
the old office Bowery, No. 376.
AGENrS.-R. Kennedy, CarroIton John lr.
vine, KiIgore; A. F. Moore, Jefferson; c. c. Wit
ting. Canton; Doc. Lyon, WeIIsville; D. p Gra-
ham, New Lisbon; s. Scott SleubenviIle.
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NIGGARDLY.-l has become a common prac.
tics of lawyers, here and elsewhere, when they
have no other grounds To sustain an action 10
pounce down upon the private reputation of u
witness, and drag in affairs wholly foreign 10
the case, and no matter how high he stood in
community or how noblectonable-if the wit
ness is only poor and has but little influence, he
is the more fit subject TO be sacrificed, that the
lawyer may be able to carry his point, and pock-
ct therefor u few dollars and cents from his eli
eni. The reputation of witness is nothing in
comparison TO the money in prospect by the law.
yer if he carries his point at the destruction, by
means however foul ,of the reputation Of the wit
ness. Besides all lhis-wlnosses are purposey
insuted in open court in the most menacing man.
ner, diScredtabIe alike to the bench, TO the bar
and the community in which such Outrages are
perpetraIed. Things have come TO a rather low
ebb in these days of reform !-Steub. Herald.
0ET This, we take it, is a homeI thrust at some
of the legal gentlemen who figure in Steuben.
ville,-one in particular, viz : the "DictatOr." 1t
is often the case at that bar, TO certain knowl
edge, that Artornies, for the sake of fees, employ
all their genius and efforts to tear down the char
acter of Justly respectable witnesses in order to eS.
tabIsh the innocence ofguiIty clients. In justice
to perhaps a majority of the profession resident
there, however, it must be said that the charge
is only applicable 10 leader and the cGtS-paWs
who "fclIow uit,"-and who, from biggest to
least, are set of merceDary political demagogues,
of the lOcofocO school
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ANNeYED:-The editors Uf scTee Of the loco(o.
copapsys in the state of Maine, are .eeming their
how epiihc,s with characteristic energy on the
heads Of the clergymce in their respective neigh.
borhoods,-for the reason thai those divines saw
Mt to read IRON their PulPits the proclamation Of
Hhe Governor of Massachusetts for Thanksgiving,
in place Of The proclamation of the Governor Of
Maine. II will be borne in mind that the Gov.
prnor Of Maine instructed them not IoPray against
the Mexican war. whilst the Governor Of Massa-
'chuseus took u decidedly opposite PositOn.-
This is the defence ofIhe clergy, and good one
ii is; SO far, however, as the eXasperaIed loco
editors are concerned it serves as a powerful
sviuulant to hoighIen their spleen! The fools
Ihink that ministers Of the gospel ought TO suffer
themselves to be guided in their duties by poll
,icians--lruth-ds'p s'pising lOcolocos at that!
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faE CARROLL FREE PRESS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS. IsIr

CONGRESS. The lhirIie'h Congress conyene'
under circumstance. Of-nO ordinary importance,
and will doubtless DO the most in'sOssiRg sesscu
ormany long yeOr. We ate in ~uf, and the
Uressn, Congress is to determine whether We are
90 ego on cOnqueuug" until We conquer oar.
seIres, or whether we are to return 60 our former
habits Of peace aud Prospeeiy. Aye, the issue
Is an important one-Ihrilliugly important and
interesting. Have all our Wing friends through.
out the County made arrangements to bO regu.
isry supplied with Congressional proceedings, SO
70 be able to know show goes the fight" We
TOw noI-and to such as have as yet Jailed to
make this provision, we would bo glad TO send
the Free Press. Wings! this isS matter tSs'
demands your attention. Il is highly important
that every man should see aud Know for himself
the manner in which Governmental affpits are
conducted, at the present crisis. Will not each
of our patrons endeavE 90 add one Nike~ sabscri.
Der TO the list? We trasl they will.
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Postscript!
ORGANIZATION or THE LEGISLATURE

OhOANIAAIDNO OF lie LEGloLAI OhE'
A Ielegraptic djsPateb in the WelIsviIle Pa.ri.
OF gives the following as the result of the organi
zalion Of the Ohio Legislature
COLUMBUS, Dec. 6, ] P. NJ.
SENATE.-Spoakev, Gen. Goddard; Clerk, Gal.
away; SergeanI-Rt.Arms, Downing.
HoUsE.-SPeker,J s.. Hawkins Clerk, Swift
Sergeantat-Arms, A. Scatterday.
LATER.--Goyernor Bebb's Message was re.
cieved yesterday (ThUrsday afternoon, and will
appear next week. We are indebted 10 Mr.. Sax.
ton, of the Canton Repository, for a copy oft.
The document is brief one, but doubtless full
OF meaning.
6T Nota word in reference to the meeting
and organization of Congress had been received
up to the hour ofgong to press,-I3 O'Clock yes.
ler1ay afternoon,
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lust ARRIYED!I

A FRESH AND FULL ASSORTMENT OF
DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, BRUSHES, FOREIGN AND DOMES-
TIC PERFUMERY.
III fHbscrib,r has again renewed his stock o
tie above art ceS, inclu ng among 9th tn ngs
an eK'e Int !Ot of ca nwJod, logwood, l,c dye
corhineal cream tartar, alum prussiatP, and Bich.
romate OF Potash, and Acids. Also, OF Oils, sperm
lag !. olive ca and flaxsead.
lhvs' iaR+Wi hin t. sup ly the nsel, es withtle
very bes quail ty Of mediti es, W dwell to call.
An Ig III Sc the various ex rIcs such as OF In.
uian III mp, Quassa Rhei, Va. ran. &c, Dget rrr
with m ny oi the lot st medicines in ns,.
rest riptcns Ut up with care.
T. s. HENTNG,
Dec ?, AZ. Two 90 r, be'ow he bank,
StepbeHville Q.
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Ma. EDIroE - wish 10 call the attention Of
ciIzens Of CanoIlOn. and others interested IN the
subject, To Ihs proprieiy Of making al effort 10
obtain from The Post OfIics Department the grant
Of daily mail route from Stsubenyille, Jeffer.
son county, Ohio, 10 Canton. Stark county. Il
Is believed that such an arrangement would add
greatly To the receipts Of the Department, and
contribute to the interest Of mail contractors on
this line, as well as give additional facility to
conveyance aud correspondence To all those
within The circle of the route. The writer Of
this is OF the opinion that the increased business
and consequent correspondence Of business men,
with the increasing amount Of travel between the
points designated, would secure fiom tho Post
Master General u corresponding degree Of con-
sldeTatOn.
have been induced TO drop the above remarks
on this subject, so that the numerous class ol
citizens interested in the proposed arrangement
may take into consideration the propriely of cal.
ling meetings, at the several points along the
route, in order TO consider the expediency OF
pcIltioning The Post Master General for the pro.
posed daily mail. A CITIZEN.
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The taxpayers in the Borough OF CarroIton, Car
oil county, Ohio, are hereby notified, that | have
received the duplicate OF The taxes for the present
year, and that shall commence collecting the same
on Monday, the 9Th day OF December, A. D. lS47.
The rate of taxes are follows, viz On Nam
street, an assessment OF Two mills, and upOn all
other taxable property in said borough. one mill on
each dollar valuation.
JOHN EBESOLE, Borough Marshal.
November I9, lB47-6-2t.
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Not for a Day bat for An Time"

SidnfOa's External Rsmedy, Huai's LnimcHi.
Has now given abundant evidence Of H. healing
powers and pro, I'd Itself the most extraordinary and
wonderful medicine in the world. in the short space
Of tao Years, il has acquired reputation tor curing
disease and relieving pam tar greater than any med
icine ever discovered. lis wonderful cures have
tonished the Medical Faculty, Nho new universally
concede lie great value. They speak Of It IN the
highest terms, and commend IL Use.
Il is condemned by none On the contrary, IT'S
PRAISE Is USIyERsAL. The cases OF cures are nu-
nierous that il would take volumes to recount them
and il is d fixed tact, aud s not disputed, that As A
PAB EXTRACTOR, IT HAS so EQUAL. For the many
astonishing cures, zee the pamphlet 10 be had Of
each agent |, you suffer with ethero the diseas-
for which il b recommended resort at once ~ it.
and be cured. For the following diseases II is
an inialiible remedy Spinal affections rheumatism,
paralysis aud all nervous affections salt rheum, Group
or hives ague in the breast and face weakness OF the
Oints colds, toOthache, throat and quinsy uice
rated sores ndolent ulcers burns frosted feet Corns,
bunyons, fresh wounds, swelngs aud bruises, scrOl-
ulOus affections, musquto bites and poisOns.
This Iiniment is sold by all the respectable Mer-
chants and Druggists throughout the country, and by
the PrOprietOrs at Sing Sing New York.
GEORGE +. STANTON
(r.J-For sale at the Drug Store OF r. KESSEDT, in
CanolltOn. November II, l5I7-5-2m.
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NOTICE FOR SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING

NOTICE FOR SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING.
THERE will be meeting held at McCuire's
hoOl-House. on Tuesday, the Il tn of December
B47, at early ande lighting for the purpose of de
e m ming on the purchase Of two or more lsts, and
f r the builring of two or more SC DOL houses, fol
district No. I, Centre township.
|, is no, ed there will be general attendance oi
the esident taxpayers and househoIders.
VIM THOMPSON,
JOHN STERLING,
ROBERT MCELDERRY.
Dec. 10, AT. School Direc Ors
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sHEIPPG SALE

Ry virtue OF d wrl Of Alias h. Pa. ssurd oUt O
the court o. common pleas Of Carroll county. Chic,
and TO me directed, will offer lOF sale At the house
OF Frederick Cri-snsn, in brown Iowuship. Carroll
county, on the 1T day Of December neat, al elve
o'clo,k, NJ Of said day, the following prronsl
property, to wit: one Two horse wagon. onr Lack
horse creature, three milch COWS, sprSHly.fvr t75l
bushels Of wheat, one hundrcd and fuy (I50l ''sh-
rs OF ears OF corn, eight head OF sheep, Ihrrr hogs
and twenty acres ot wheat in the ground. Iaasn
ia execution aud will be sold by
f.. MCGUIRE. Sheriff.
November 10, i847-6-2t. Pr. ler g..
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OF A daily mail between SIeubenyille and
Canton would be a convenience. occasionally at
least, to nearly every citizen residing on or in
the region Of the line and could not, in any
case, result 10 the injury or discontinue Of sin.
gle individual. Nor is there much, if any doubt,
that il would be a source of largely increased
revenue to The Post Office Dspartment.-Ifrhe
citizens interested will take the matter in hand,
and petition the Post Master General, the desired
object can, in all probability, be effected. What
say you of Canton, Steubenyille, and inlermedi-
ute points! Say wha. you have to say.-ED.
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l. atesl Arrival al Wholesale, BY
FENNER a MCMILLAN.
MAssILLON. STARK COUNTY. OHIO

MASSlLl.DN, STARR COT MY, OHIO.
- lass brown ,hertng. 50 do wicking, % do
batting, do drilling, ~ do ticking, DO Ssddihg'
100 bags Put yarn " pieces brown canton flannel,
% de- blue do, iOO do Apron check ~ cases biearh-
I'd goods, bales red flannel 30 pieces canvass, 20
do red padding 10 DO cotton velvet ~ 10 dark vest
ings Is cases prnts, l25 pieces plain and fancy al
Paccar, cases ghghams 60 pieces fancy dress goods
100 pieces broad cloths sstinets, and tweeds, case
blue drilling ! do blue muslin do blue chaInbry,
100 dozen wool cOmiorterg, cases cOlOrrd cambrcs,
lOO dozen gum suspenders. 50 do gingham craysts,
Is 10 sllk do, IS pieces silk pocket handkcrchicts,
100 do cotton do, 70 dozen hosiery 200 cotton un-
brelas &c &c &c
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there will be petition
presented to the commissioners Of Carroll county,
Ohio, at their December session, 1877 praying for a
resuryey OF SO much of the road leading through Me-
chancstown and southwark lies between the north
end of the lane that divides the lands Of Thomas
George and Joshua Marshall, in Fox township, and
the house of John McCallister, deceased. The true
course of that portion of said road has become un-
certain by reason of the removal Of the monuments
by which said road was originally designated
MANY PETITIONERS.
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ON THE eighth day of January, ls4S, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, ant O'Clock p. NJ, at
the door of the Court House. in the town of Carroll
ton, will be sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate as the property of Peter Herod deceased
to wit Lot number twelve IL in the town of Nal
vern, in the County of Carroll, and State of Ohio,
with the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Appraised at 5000. Terms of sale: One third in
hand one third annually with interest from date Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises,
JOHN II. TRIPP
Dec. 3 ~ Admipislralor OF Peter nerold, deed
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T. w. COLLIER,
JOHN PORTER.
Carrolton, Nov. &c, 1847.

OTThe subscriber would respectfully inform
those indebted to him, that he will require them
to come forward and pay off without delay
He will attend at the Law office of ECKLEY e.
DAVIS, Two dors south of Gen. Stidger's Store,
until the LIST of January, for the purpose of set
Iling up his business. He hopes that he will
not be compelled to resort TO cOercive means
in order to prevail on those interested to do him
justice-buI, if necessity requires. he will not
be backward in requiring the aid of the proper
officers to assist him.
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ARRESTED, Tried AND AcQUlTrEp,-Jas. Teaff,
a somewhat conspicuous citizen of Steubenve.
was arraigned before the grand jury, last month,
on charge of coming and passing counterfeit mon.
ey. AbilI was found agsins, him. and he was
held to bail in the sum $4,000 for his appearance
before the Court of C0nmon Plens for Jefferson
county. Previous to lbe adjournment of tbs
Court, the case was brougbI yP for hearing
and after lrial which lasted several days The
Jury, which is represented to have been very
Intelligent one, found 2 vcrdicI Of "nOI guilty"
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OF The Cadiz Republican has run up to its
masthead the names Of lIFNRY Clay for Presi-
dent, and SEABURY FoRB for Governor of Ohio
The Republican is click ahead" Of its co'em-
poraries in this region as regards the Presden
tiaI candidaIe,-many, very many, will ere long
settle with devoted attachment on The same hon
ored name. In the other it has been preceded
by Wing journals in every quarter Of the State