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CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR.

A NEW GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH Ian
n giagc, by Joseph r.. Chandler, esq editor of the
United States Gazette price 33 ccnts.-Ths work is
in hands of the stereotyper and will be issued by the
mar but thorough exposition Of English grammar, adapt
ed the present condition of our language, and to the
othe schools of this country and is designed not TO
discuss the subject with the teacher but to enable him to
communicate knowledge of with facility to
his pupils Those who acquainted with Mr. Chandler,
portan Journal will hesitate admit, that 1t would be
difficult fluid person better suited TO the task of
pairing such and that it may be expected to be
standard work in its department. to be OF eminent service
the of education, and reflect honor the school
THOMAS, CowPERTHwAIr &c Co,
Publishers and booksellers, 253 Market street,
March 20 Philadelphia
UNVEILS Medical Companion, tenth eIition.--T. c..
T. Il Co. will also publish this spring the Medical Conpan-
ion, Family Physician treating OF the diseases OF the Uni
ted States, with their symptoms, and meansoi
prevention in surgery fractures dislo
children. dspensatory for preparing family medicines.
and glossary explaining technical terms 10 winch are
added brief anatomy and ply sioogy OF the human body
showing, rational principles the canse and cure OF DIS
eases essay Hygean the art of preserving health
without the aid of medicine; American mnteria medi-
Also the nurses guide. BY James E,well physician in
Washington formerly of Savannah. The tenth edition.
vised enlarged and very considerably improved ernbn-
cling on hydropay homeopathy, and the chrono-
thermal system.
they will find extensive than that Of any other
Enlistment in the country and we will sell At the lowest
prices. L. " w
March 29-eod3u
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l. countcrfcitsThe public attention is invited and par
tcuary referred to the ADVERTISEMENT setting forth the new
dyspcp,c and dinner pills Also to that of Dr. Dyos APP
proved ambitious pills. both of which, it may be seem
are protected being counioeited. by the only safe
guard be depended uponthe WRITTEN Of the
proprietors the label of each box of pills.
All otherssbich may be offered for sale by unprncpled
persons surely base counferets and will be rejected
such The pills that in the hands of persons who
purchased the genuine have all exchanged for such
have the written signature of the proprietor.
The sole agency for the sale of Beckwiths ndyspePtc
and Dyos anti bilious pills. is vested in the hands OF T.
w. Dyou Sons of the Columbian College, No lSz North
Second street, Phladepha;w will execute any orders
for the
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish to be fur
nshed the genuine pills, will be supplied the most
liberal terms by applying as above. May 2l-u
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loMEsHC GOODs.--We have now a large and well
- nssof'ed stock OF domestic goods We have
cases extra fine domestic longcoihs, English finish
do fine do do Al wide
do i2a cent longcloths Of the Boot Mill, Waha,n
and other makers
do low-prced cotton
10 IA Hamilton cotton sheetings
3. do 81 do do
iooo yards cacoes, l2 cents, every possible variety
Also, cotton checks, twied cotton pants, &c.
These goods having been purchased from
APP 2-3tif d. CLAGETT Sc co
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Ia HOUSE FOR RENT.-Two-story brick, with base
liW men, Al street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
street. Inquire of j. Williams, next door.
Feb 20-law3w
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CTy Posr OFFICE, Washington, D. G.,

'iE following is the mail arrangement from this 10Th
i instant the 10Th December next;
The great mail (or Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York. Boston, &c closes AT AZ p M daily and arrives at
The seconds eastern mail and great ,eester mall close at
p, m, daily and arrive about ~ p.
The southern mad closes daily, at a me- and arrives
daily, about p. IN.
Co. All transient newspapers. by the late law subject
be sent he same and rate of postage spo 10
all handbs and circulars, printed or Autographed, OF one
Letters and packets exceeding one ounce addressed
to officers soldiers OF the United States amy, in Mexico
sngg Huass sa address the words
Postage to be paid, at former rates, oma newspapers
miles. G. k GARDNER,
#Norr-The mails made up on Saturday nights, on Ibis
line, 90 no farther than Baltimore March l6-6teod
" w. McKNEw is our agent, and is authorized 10 re-
u. eeve aud receipt for any money due 10 u.s. His office
is in the eastern store, jackson Hal.
Washington, March %, 1917. Mar 2s-sl
NEW Dress Materials.-We would cal attention to
~ stock of dress goods which is now complete and
comprises uncommon variety OF materials styles, &c.
We have open
Rich India loulards
Rich French plaid brilants
1000 pieces bereges and bazarnes, comprising bcauti
full variety and at all prices
Rich plaid glace silks, style
Embroidered linen robes, with very many other mate
rails which we wl take great pleasure in showing to the
NEW MUSIC this day received.-This day received
IN for sale slatoners' Hail. Pennsylvania avenue,
doors cast OF l2th street, the following new music
Wake my Love-serenade from the Grand Opera of the
My Heart is like Inc Faded Flower, By p Strong,
Hsnzians, brilliant Sc, Of 9 9 By G. Hewitt
The Rate Polka. COMPOSED oH y B; Henri feSoi
Pastoral Polka, composed by G. W.
Bachelors Button Waltz, composed by Dodworh.
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French Spring and summer Goods.
TN addition previous arrival of spring goods, have
received the following desirable spring and summer
goods to which would respectfully beg leave TO call
the of my friends and the public generally feeling
confident that hey all be suited in every article IN my
line of business.
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a Americanao a popular dictionary Of arts, science,
literature history politics, and biography, just issued by
Lea az blanchard Fourth street, Philadelphia. This sup
Elementary volume of the most valuable works of the
nue has been well prepared and brought up the year
IsH bv Professor Henry Vethake, the University of
Pennsylvania The numerous subscribers who have been
waiting its completion perfect their sets and all
who want register of the last fifteen for the
whole world, obtain this volume separately, price two
oars in cloth, dollars and fifty cents In leath-
er match the style in which the publishers have been
selling it.
Subscribers in the large cities be supplied app
any of tho principal bookstores; and persons resi-
ding in the country have their sets matched by sending
A volume in charge OF friends visiting the city.
Lea IL Blanchard catalogue of their numerous
publications Libraries, gratis, application " mail
OF otherwise. March S-5teod
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TTID GIoves--We have received 30 dozen kid gloves,
IA assorted in white, light colors dark colors, ana peh'
OF the very best make. ID. Cl~AGbii ~ W.
March Sl--3uf
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he attention of my friends and the public generally feeling
confident that hey all can be suited IN every article IN my
'''' '''' LADIES' WEAR.
20 pieces Organdie lawns
Is do fancy French do
10 do satin striped mnsns
IS do chameleon do
80 do sheer lama palds
10 do Carlisle ginghams
50 do fancy check and plaid do
20 do fine mourning do
30 do French Jaconet dresses, something new
do plaid silks
10 do lnoussclines de lane
II do oihose rich Barona paids, 50 much admired
IN PRINTS.
case 1000 yards fancy prints at 81 cents
! do 1000 do Cocheco do
l do 967 do lawn figured do
do 1869 do furniture do
do l,lO do mourning do
:" IN G 81. FL ME- IS WEAR HAVE
5 do French drap dEe
do 81 golden tweeds
u do checked croion cloth
do drab de Nenours
Fancy plaid and Marseiles vestings
And good assortment {not usually found) OF wool black
and doeskn cassmeres French Begc and other make OF
in HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
2 cases 1914 bleachcd sheeatings
3 bales Sd brown do
6 do - do shirtdings
do ~ do do
IL dozen brown fax tablecloths
20 do damask napkins
pieces g. Bamsley damask
6 do 81 brown do
case extra ~ Irish linens
l do medium do
100 pieces Russia diaper
bales extra bcdticking
Together with many other articles in tbs line o. my
business to which would particularly call the aehon oil
those IN want
IN sIIAWLs may be found
6 dozen fine Berege shawls
3 do low-price do
10 do Shoco net, oil wool
8 do embroidered Thibet shawls
do plain do do
20 fine embroidered Grape shawls, which were pur,
chased uncommonly low, and which willing TO sell
for n small advance.
HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, &c.
30 dozen fine lnencanbric handkerchief
80 do medium do do
80 do low-priced do do
"a H Iinnai. e.. and embroidered en- DO
do white pongee do
20 do assorted do do, neat patterns
50 dozen ladies' black cotton hose
no do do white do
80 do do slate do
D do do mixed do
100 do brown hafhose
90 do fine do
% do do English do
do white do
10 do children's white cotton hose
Is do do mixed do
so do ladies' silk, thread, and cotton gloves
80 do gentemens do do 90 -,
To the nbove-named articles, with many others ,sul,ape
for the present and coming season. would ca the aen
zion of those who in want assuring them there shni Toe
pains spared give all satisfaction IN regard 70 me quar-
tues and prices of goods, .saA4 ~ M ffii'i'r9'
March 2-3tu
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A MEXICAN COMEDIES, by j. II. Paulding; vol
"A The Prose Writers OF America by X. w Griswoid
VOL octave Frossant Ballads and other Poemsj bY r.
p Cooke l vol. just published +. TAfLon'
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DENTAL SERGER II,

. BY G. Ii. VAN PATTEN, M. d.
Permanent Office and residence next door to Todds Hat
Store, near Browns Hotel
nec ol--lv
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Store, near Browns Hotel.
Dec ely
A LWASs IN TME.-rhe subscriber has Just received
"A small cargo OF anthracite COAL excellent quality,
which he will furnish to those in reasonable
He has also hand about bushels OF good ice and
expectation of 800 OF northern ice which viii be
sold as cheap the cheapest.
Inquire his Office near the long bridge
March 22-2aw3w JOHN pETTIBONE.
TOR SALE OR RENT.-The subscriber is desirous OF
selling his late residence the of 81 and
irees near the City Hall IL Is two story brick house,
with basement and small back building, good stable
pump the yard milk house and other comforts and
eniences Ii not cold in the OF few weeks, the
Premises will be for careful and punctua tenant
have also sale that beautiful building site the
Sd and Streets opposite the residence of General
Hunter fronting north c. and l60 feet on 3d
Terms of sale very accommodating -. -
kMarch @zseodu ", w, MIDDLETON,
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SPLENDID Paper Hangings Painted Transparent
- Window Shades, Cords, Fringes, Trimmings, Mc.-S.
Franklin, Pennsylvania avenue, five doors west OF
Cagets corner, between 9th and 10th Streets offers
members of Congress and others about return their
homes, choice, well selected, and beautiful assortment OF
the above articles.
They viii be sold low anything of the kind be
purchased in the eastern cities, carefully packed and de-
iyered, according to address, in the city.
Feb l3-3taw2wf
DIGEST of the Maryland Reports-Embmcng all the
~ reported in the Of appeals from the ls
Harris and McHenry, 18th Gill and Johnson inclusive,
and also these reported in the high court OF chancery, in
the three volumes of Chancellor Bland, by
Ssq5Ss WI.an Bow B5oTa, esd ESQ., Baltimore bar
f. w. Bruno, jr., csq<,
The publishers are enabled that this work
to which such liberal encouragement has been offered
nee the issue OF It's propece is now in press, and viii
shortly appear
STYLE OF execution.
The publishers desire to submit tire Valuation of this work
to the legal profession when shall appear, in the hope
that it viii win prove deserving OF th9ir patronage.
Persons who hold subscription Nts will enclose them to
the subscribers Is completed.
CUSHING IL BROTHER,
Law Booksellers, 226 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
G. " Bro agents for the Maryland Reports
Jan ll-Iaw4w
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'ooN' c. S. FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
b. The drawing viii take place soon as the chances
are all taken and due notice will be given OF the same
Dec IS-eotfH
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To the nbovenamed articles, with many others suitable
for the present and coming season. would call me aei
zion of those who are in want assuring them there shall be
pains spared give all satisfaction IN regard 70 me
tiles and prices of goods. ~ NJ IfiliIi<fS'
March @-3tif
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-11-20

as good citizens is plain! we must
maintain the government, and aid II in
an honorable manner TO bring the irar to
speedy termination! The people de-
mand that every effort shall be made to
this end. But while war lasts, while
our soldiers are on the land and our
sailors on the sea, to uphold the flag Of
our country, ''eyery means must be a.
dopted 20 succor and support them!"
They bear the commission Of their GO
vsrnment--their duty is obedience to
the command of their superiors--they
are engaged in foreign service-they
have done honor TO their country!"
The above is quite as good an exam.
pie Of WebsIel's honesty as Of his pat
riotism.
Webster forgot, by the way. to re-
new, in his Springfield speech, the
threat which he made at Philadelphia,
that he would introduce in Congress re.
solutions OF Impeachment against the
President.--Indiana Stale Journal.
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Independent Republic Of Liberia

The editor of the Washington Union
is in possession of the constitution OF
this new republic, and gives some ex-
tracts therefrom. /! fills more than
seven columns Of a printed sheet. 1t
opens with rapid historical sketch Of
the establishment and the prosperity OF
the colony, which concludes with the
following appeal:-Bah Sun.
"Therefore, in the name Of humani-
ty, and virtue, and religion--in the
name Of the Great God, our common
Creator, and our common Judge, we
appeal to the nations Of Christendom,
and earnestly and respectfully ask Of
them that they will regard us with the
sympathy and friendly consideration to
which the peculiarities of our condition
entitle US, and to extend to US that COM
ity which marks the friendly inter-
course Of civilized and independent
communities"
Next follows the Declaration of
Rights--many Of them are copied from
the State constitution Of the U..States.
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Webster VS.. Webster.

81 appeal from Philip drunk to Philip
SOBER" said one who felt himself ag
grieved by an unjust Judgment. In re
lation to the war, and the duty of the
citizen during its continuance, we ap
peal from Daniel Webster in Spring
field to Daniel Webster in PhiIadel
phia. In Springfield, q few weeks ago
Mr.. Webster expressed himself as fol-
lows: 5s.- MO- ef
"Suppose that we have no peace
the arlnistice broken, the war in renew
cd progress, and congress assemblies
What is to be done? Unless the Pre-
sident shall make out a case, show
Congress that no purpose of acquisl'
tion, no purpose not directly connect.
ed with the welfare Of this Unien, is the
object and end Of this war, "we ough,
to go against any more supplies to car
ry it on!" 81 W = ~
In Philadelphia, on the Cd Dec. last,
since when the aspect Of our contro.
versy with Mexico has changed in nc
respect, he expressed himself in the
folio wing language: *
aNsvertheless, gentlemen, the wal
is upon, us-our armies are in the field
and our navies upon the sea. Our duty
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From the Baltimore Sun, of llth inst.
More News from the Plains.

COMMODORE STOCKTON AND PARTY
ATTACKED BY INDIANS-THE COM
MODoRE WOUNDED, &C.
We announced Yesterday, by tel
egraph from Cincinnati, the arrival OF
Commodore Stockton overland from
the Pacific, and his passage on to Wash
ington. More full dispatches to the
Philadelphia papers chronicle his pre-
yious arrival at st. Louis on the 5th
inst accompanied by party of forty.
six, among whom are a number of ar
my officers, and Lieuts. Thompson and
Gillespie, Of the Navy, together with
the Commodore's private Secretary,
Mr.. Norris. They set out from Cali
fornia in July last. At Turkey River
they were surprised at night by par.
ty of Indians belonging to the Wash
kee tribe, and had quite skirmish witt,
them, in which Commodore Stockton
received severe wound from an ar
row. The Indians were finally re-
pulsed, but they succeeded in carrying
off four horses belonging TO Commo.
dore Stockton's party.
The party met quite number Of en-
igrants Oh their way to California and
Oregon, from whom they learned that
every thing was quiet in the country
through which they passed.
Col. Mason, the newly appointed Co.
vernon Of California, was most Jealous
in his endeavors TO preserve peace and
good government. There was not the
least apprehension of any hostility.
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DROWSINESS, Swimming of the head, a
roaring noise in the ears, headache. palpitation oi
the heart, &c.-Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
are certain cure for the above unpleasant COM
plants, because they purge from the body those
stagnant and corrupt humors which, when floating
in the general mass of the circulation are the cause
of rush of blood to the head, giddiness, dimness
OF sight, drowsness, pain of the head and other
symptoms Of corrupt state of theblood
Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills are also one
of the very best medicines in the world for the
cure Of indigestion, and therefore will not only re-
move all the above unpleasant symptoms, but will
most assuredly restore the body to sound state Of
health.
0o-Bevare Of Sugar Coated Counterteits!
Remember, the original and genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature Of VIM.
Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine for sale by J A. 6 G. H. Dav-
export, sole agents for Woodsfeld. For other
agencies see advertisement in another column.
Office and General Depot, l69, RACE ST.
Philadelphia. ..t.
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BRANDRETHS PILLS.
A Vegetable & Universal Medicine

Z These Pills cure all diseases by purifying the
blood. They give to all the organs of the body
the proper amount of life necessary to their pur6-
cation. They are FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH TO
ALL MANKIND, and may be justly said to give the
beauty and vigor Of youth to the weakness and
decreptitude Of age Can il be believed that after
being before the public for ninetydne years, their
sale should only now be little rising million Of
boxes per yearl But so il is, and tits only to be
attributed to fatal prejudice, or their sale would
be at least twenty millions Of boxesper year in
stead of only one million. Let all the sick use
them-they win soon be. among the healthy; let
all who would secure themselves from sickness
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale the valuable Farm
on which he resides, situate on Sunfish Creek
Monroe County, a miles from the Ohio River at
the Town of CIarington, and on the main road
from Woods6eld to Clarington. Said farm con-
sists of l59 acres, 80 acres Of which are cleared
and in high cultivation, on which is large new
frame Barn, a comfortable dwelling, an orchard o
excellent fruit, the whole farm is well watered.
besides good spring and also an excellent well Of
water at the dwelling-For terms apply to the
subscriber on the premies. The above farm is
known BY the name of the Buskirk farm.
- 50 I8. JOHN MONTGOMERY.
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SEYMOUR KINGS ESTATE.-Notice is
- hereby givon that the subscribers have been
appointed and duly qualified as administrators of
the estate of Seymour King, late of Monroe coun-
ty, deceased. All persons having claims against
said estate will present them legally authenticated
within one year for settlement; and all persons In
debted to the same will please make immediate
payment AMY KING,
JOHN KING,
Nov. 20. Administrators.
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GINSENG PANACEA.-We would recon-
mend our readers, and all ethers who may be af-
Aicted with Coughs, Colds, Pain in the side and
Breast and Diseases of the Lungs, to use the Gin
seng Panacea. 1t is a good medicine--we have
used II, and therefore speak advisedly. Several
of our acquaintances have been permanently cured
Of Diseases Of the Lungs by its timely use, one
case in particular, which came under our special
notice, was that Of q gentleman of this city, who
had been afflicted with pain in his breast. and a
dry cough for number OF years, was cured by the
use Of only FIVE bottles. after using most all the ad
vertised medicines of the day, without relief Try
the Panacea, and we have nd doubt but you will
thank us for calling your attention to this nvalu-
able remedy.a
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party IN the eStlmatlOn oil Tue people
at home, and of furthering the chances
of the next whig or conservative can
didate for the presidency, have, we are
confident, had pawerful effect in con-
tinuing the war. The articles we speak
Of have been copied from time to time
into Mexican papers, and circulated
through the country, with appropriate
comments. And why should they not!
What more efficient aid could the Mex.
leans receive than the assurance they
got in this way-that the war was com.
nencsd by the President; that it was
unpopular,- and that he would be called
to strict responsibility for commencing
iti The author Of those speeches and
of those articles, are as morally guilty
Of treason to their country as if they
had furnished the enemy with men and
ammunition to fight against US. stass
When peace shall have been conclu.
ded when additional territory shall
have been acquired, when our armies
retire from the enemy's country, they
may introduce as many absurdities as
they please and talk themselves to death
over them, if they please; but in the
name Of patriotism let them not do any
thing to procrastinate hostilities, or to
embarrass the chosen executive Of the
nation id prosecuting them, If such q
course shall be necessary. I
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ that application will be made to the Com
mssioners Of Monroe county, at their next ses-
sion, to be held on the first Monday of December
next, for an order to lay out road, commencing
at the end of Arch. Smiths lane, in Washington
township, running thence the nearest aud best
route to Abraham Mans, thence to the house of
Richard Rce's, in Perry township, thence to inter-
sect the Antioch road at or near Henry Neff's in
said Perry township.
Nov. 13. APETIT1ONER.
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NRANKLIN GILMoRE'S ESTATE.-No.
II tice is he reby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and duly qualified as administrator
of the estate of Franklin Gilmore, late of Monroe
county, deceased. All persons having claims a.
gainst said estate will present them legally authen-
tcated within one year for settlement; and all per-
sons indebted 10 the same will please call and make
immediate payment. GEO. w. DURKEE.
Nov. 20. Administrator.
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Surveying.

DANlEL MORRIS, an old and experienced
III Surveyor, will attend to the surveying of
land, roads, &C.. under the direction Of the County
Surveyor Deeds, mortgages, and other legal in
struments, drawn at the shortest notice. Office in
Woodsfield, Nov. l3-tf