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HOW TO GET HEALTH. Thousands of
persons continue to cure themselves of Colds,
Coughs. Headaches. Rheumatic Affections. Small
Pox, Measles, Costveness. Influenza, and the host
of those indications Of the body OF the blood being
out of order, simply BY perseveringly using Bran
d,efh's Veg.fabie Universal Pills, so long as any
symptoms of arrangement in any organ remain.
Often, by adopting this course, which experience
has proved according to Nature, it being merely
assisting her, have many in few days been restor-
ed to health, who, but for Brandreth's Pills had
been sick for months. The value of this medicine
is beyond price.
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 ofcheats!
DJ-A fresh supply of the above Pills, just re-
ceived by the following Agents.
]. & J. Fl. MORRIS, Woodsfeld.
VIM. STEEL, Stafford.
w. g. ii. KERRIGAN, Carlisle.
M. ROUND, Summerfield.
J. F. BIDENHARN s. Co., Malaga.
II. ROUND, Sarahsville Morgan co.
WEIGH & THOMPSON, Beallsville.
January, lSI7-lm
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ENARM FOR SALE viii be sold on the

NARM FOR SALE. will be sold on the
IL premises in Seneca township. Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, within one mile and half of the town of
Summerheld, OH Wednesday the Sd day of Febru-
ary, ls47, at O'Clock of said day, the following
described real property of the estate of SamuelS
Wilmington, deceased: The South West quarter
of the North West quarter, and the South East
quarter of the North West quarter of Section 27,
in Township Z, of Range 7, containing about 80
acres, subject TO the dover estate of Ann Whit
tington. Terms-one third in hand one third in
months, and the residue in one year. with inter-
est from the day sale, to be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
SAMUEL II. ROWND, Admir- of
SAMUEL S. WHITTINGTON, dec d..
January 2, lSi1-pd-4w.
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"Our own OHIo, and the tiers of her soil"
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Ohio CultiVator--N ol. S.-tS47.

Deroted TO The promotion Of .4gricultme; Horti.
culture, and Domestic hduSry
Published at Columbus, Ohio on the Ist and
18th Of each month, by NJ B. BArEHAM, Editor
and Proprietor, assisted by very large number Of
practical and scientific contrbutors-ta farmers, hor.
ticulturists, &c., and Illustrated aciM numerous
ENGRAvINGs.
TERMS One Dollar per year, for single sub.
scrptiOns; or four copies when ordered together,
for three dollars; all payments made in advance;
all subscriptions TO begin with the volume, and
none received for less than year. Letters with
subscriptions may be sent by mail at the risk aud
expense of the editor.
The Cultivator has now become so well known
to the farmers and friends of agriculture IN Ohio,
that nothing need be said of its character or de-
sign. Its pages will continue to dittuse lntelli.
gence OF the utmost practical importance to farm
ers, and all who are concerned in the cultivation
Of the soil and the mind 1t will contain the latest
and most reliable intelligence respecting the crops
and the markets, both in this country and in Eu-
rope, so as TO aid the farmer in deciding at what
time and price to dispose of his productions. This
Information alone will be worth, to most farmers
many times the price of subscription, especially
now that the prices are SO much affected BY for
eign intelligence.
The influence Of the paper. wherever it has been
generally read, is admitted to have been highly
saIutary II has begun TO awaken spirit of inqui-
ry aud Improvement among the farmers, md to
inspire them with more just and elevated concep.
tions OF the character duties and pleasures of their
noble occupation AS evidence of this, it may be
stated, that during the past year, Agricultural
Societies have been organized in twenty counties
of this Stae and there is to believe that as
many more will he formed duriug the year to come
T'hasa 4, Al O.
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Death of Brigadier General
Hamrr, of Ohio.

The friend, of the distinguished Hamer, though
for time indulging in the hope that the report of
his death might prove erroneous. have at length
been forced to the painful conclusion that-the an
nouncement, which few evenings since struck
us an electric shock, was, alas, but stern reality
He died 10 his brigade camp at Monterey, on the
I'd day Of December.
The death of this eminent man is not loss to
be deplored by neghborhood, county ,or State,
but the nation may join in giving expression to
peoples sorrow. ......
AS lawyer ,proft und--as statesman, eloquent,
sagacious, and patriotic-as soldier, cool, brave,
and generous--and as private citizen ,amiable and
philanthropc; all classes and professions may
mourn the. death of Hamer as loss personal to
themselves
Entering the councils of Ohio at an early age he
displayed an ability which gave assurance Of his
future eminence; and although from that time un-
I'll the present he has been generally in public life
-mingling freely in the fierce party conflicts for
which that State is distinguished--yet the natural
amenity Of his disposition, joined to fund of in
imtabIe humor, had prevented the engenderng of
the bitter feuds which so frequently spring up be-
tween men of opposing politics. His popularity
with the people was proverbial; and so great was
it in his own district that at the recent State cleo
ton, Gen. Hamer was elected to the next Con-
gress by, we may say, an almost unanimous vote
mo formal opposition having been presented His
nomination for that Office by the democratic con-
venticn was no less triumphant. Had be survived,
that his career in Congress would have been mar
ked by great ability, we have the evidence Of the
distinction he attained as member of that body
number Of years since, during the trying seasons
of panic and dIsn,ay, when, among the able men
then in the House of Representatives, he occupied
the very first rank.
Seldom is it that men who have been so con.
stantly, from early life, engaged in politics, become
distinguished as we-read profound LAWYERS: vet
in the case Of Hamer, by the common consent of
the Ohio bar. he occupied post among the most
distinguished of his profession.
As military man his career has been brief; but,
limited as it has heen. death kindly withheld his
hand until the manly brow of the gallant Hamer
wore a wreath of laurel, piucked BY his own brave
arm, in the midst of fire, carnage, groaps. and
death, in the bloody streets of Monterey! ~,
Washington Union
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HEENRY DRUMS ESTATE-Notice is
n IL hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the
estate of Henry Drum deceased. All persons
having CLAIMS against said estate viii present them
legally authenticated within one year for settle
ment. And all persons indebted to said estate
will please call and make immediate payment.
SIMON DRUM, Admir-.
December &c. 1916.
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Go CENTS REWARD--Left the residence of
ND the subscriber living in Malaga township,
Monroe county, on the 22d of December last, An
GELINE kENNEY, an indented girl, about I6 years
of age. hereby forwarn all persons from harbor-
ing or employing said girl or trusting her on my ac-
count, as will not pay any debts OF her Contracting
unless compelled by law. The above reward will
be given to any person returning said girl to me.
JONATHAN LuPToN.
Jan. 0. IsI7.'n43 af .4 ~
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ENSTRAY.-Cam to the premises of the sub
~ scrber, about the goth of September last, a
red and white bull calf, supposed to be about Is
months old; no ear marks. The owner vii come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take it
away. JONATHAN PAYNE.
January 2, lS47.
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The above notes are signed by David Pepper; the
3 following by William pepper:
lst note for S37 80, and due April l, 1913.
End $37 so, f" " l,lSl9,
Bird $40 50 4" b" /. 1850.
DAVID PEPPER,
WILLIAM PEPPER.
Dec. 10, 4s46.-pd3wn40
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sos 900: $40 600: 10 of $1,000.

$4,000: $4,000; 10 of $1,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class f. draws
at Alexandria, Jan. 80. 66 No. Lottery; l3 drawn
ballots
S25. 900; lO, 900; 5,OOO 1000; 10 of 900 Tick
cts $40; certificate of % whole tickets will cost
500.
Prizes sold since our last Circular Nov %.
11-27-33. IS 900 Dec. 5. l6 1891, 81 900: on
the same day, 3-l34l, 1000. Dec IL, 3S-42-45,
$40, ,OOO on the same day, 1888 OOO aud 1912.
$1,000. For Tickets IN the above Lotteries, ad-
dress your orders to
R0B'T ARMSTRONG & Co.,
Only agents for J. g. GREGORY s. Co. .Mangers.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass c. draws
at Alexandria, Jan. 16 IS No. Lottery; Is drawn
ballots.
35 OOO 10 900; 900; 3, 200; 200: 600; 900;
$500; 200; 500; 10 of 800; 500; 300; Is OF
100; 400 eff $50. Tickets go; a certificate Of 26
whole tickets will cost $l20
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Scho6lteachers Meeting.

There will be meeting of Schooteachers, held
in Woodsfield, on the 30h of January, for the
purpose of taking the incpent steps for organizing
Schoolteachers Institute; to be called the Mon
roe County Schooteachers Institutes; which shall
have for its object, the elevation of our common
schools; by producing more uniform system of
teaching, by creating laudble zeal in the cause
of education. and by better preparing ourselves for
the arduous duties assigned us. ..
There will be several addresses delivered at the
m Meeting, as follows:
The necessity Of Organiza'iOn-By s. Wood
Lack Of Qualification Of Teaches-By c. n all
Il Remtdy altered for bad Schools-By Chas
E. Milard
Classification of Studies and Uniformity of
Books-By Lemuel Hall
General subject Of Education-By w. w. Llv-
ingston.
Besides the other business of the meeting, there
will be several resolutions offered for discussion
All teachers OF Monroe County, are earnestly
requested to attend and all persons who feel inter-
ested in schools are invited to be present.
The meeting will commence at O'Clock p. M.
MANY TEACHERS.
Woodsfeld, Jan. 2, ls47. ......
A NNUAL REPORT of the Fund Commits
IN sioners of Monroe county, for the year end.
ing January ; lS47.
State $40 $40 80
Amount returned to State as per last
annual report 3,7S6 81
Amountpaid IN during the
year 1921 81 5
5,l0s 43 5
Balance bearing interest at 7per cent
per annum $l5, 1862 46 5
Amount 10 aned to individuals SIS 1862 46 5
Monroe Acadelni-
cal Association 600 90
Sis, 1862 46 5
Amount secured by mortgage on
real estate 81 1862 90
Amount secured by other security IA, 900 46 5
$15,S62 46 5
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0G-Mr Eaton, whig, has heen elected Senator
from the Delaware and Marion district in place Of
Mr.. Horr, deceased The Senate now stands Is
democrats, II wings, and whig absent.
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Ine q s. Military F%ee in ,Merico. .-Ac.
cording to an official account Of the present capdi.
tlon OF the Army, It appears that our military force
10 Mexico amounts to SAB regulars, and 1851
yolunte ers. In all 24,9s4. The number under
Gen. Taylor. 1882; under Gen. Wool, 266O;
and under General Kearpey, 1892. ub'
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SEALED PRoPosALs.-Notce is hereby
= given, that the undersigned will receive seal
ed proposals at The Auditors Office oil tins Conn.
ty, until the IIth day of January next, (at which
time we will be present and open the same,) for
making Alterations in the Court House Of TINS
County. according to the specifications to be seen
at said office. Said work will be given to one or
two contractors. ... ....
THOMAS ORR,
THO'S GRIFFITH,
JOHN CLINE, Jr.,
Commissioners of Monroe Co.
WoDdsfield Dec 49, S46.-3Rni0
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w ANTED---Dried Apples
and Peaches, Ginseng, Clover and Tim
othy seed, Butter, White Beans, Winter Appels,
Hops, Oats, aud Feathers.
H. M. JAMISON.
Wheeling, Va, Dec. 10, 1916
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o. Some of the Washington letter writers think
the expected duel between Davis OF Kentucky,
and Bayey of Virginia, will not take place.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class D. draws
at Alexandra, Jan. %. IS No. Lottery; l3 drawn
ballots.
$50 900; 10000 900; 5 900: 1000; 227S: and
10 of .25O; and 25 of ,OOO 25 of 500; 80 of 3OO
10 of2OO. Tickets $40; certificate Of 25 whole
tickets will cost $3.50
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Managers Office,
(J G. Gregory S Coz
Wheeiing, Jnuary Q, 1916.
Me,o Years Present for beginning Of
$SO,Odeae!
sos OO0.

NEW-JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass 4, draws at
Jersey City, Jan. l3. 75No Lottery; IL drawn
ballots.
$25 900; 5000; soOO 1000; 10 Of 900. Tickets
20; certificate of 25 whole tickets will cost S65
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DG- The Hon. Alexander Barrow, U. S. Sena-
tor from Louisiana, died in Baltimore, on Tuesday
the 29th ult.
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D1-Drled Peaches are worth 81 35 per bushel,
in Cincinnati Apples IS cents. Flour Ss3 5Oper
barrel.
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lSS- For accounts of the late destructive flood
in the western part Of this State see another part
to-day's paper.
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500 600: ana 90 of $1,000.
NEW.JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass G, draws at
Jersey City, Jan. 20. 7S No. Lottery; Ii drawn
ballots.
500 900; 5000: 2,0OO 20 of ], 900. Tickets S.;
a certificate of 26 whole tickets will cost $50
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Commissioners of Monroe Co.
ieH Dec. 10 1916. -3Vni0

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF writ OF
~ vend. expo. to me directed from the court OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, wIH Of
fer for sale at the front door OF the court house IN
the town of Woodsteld, on Saturday the 23d day
of January, 1917, between the hours of ten a.
clock m and four O'Clock p m of said day, the fol-
lowing real estate to wit; A part OF lot No. 40
numbered on the town plat OF the town of Calais,
Except Is feet heretofore sold off of sad lot in
front, and running back, contain ing about three
quarters of an acre; lying aud being in said county
of Monroe, and taken in execution as the property
of Farlan Ball at the suit of John M Kirkbride as
sgnee. VIM ID. PATTON, Sh'f, NC
Dec. 10, 1916. 81 65
a. TRAY CATTLE.-Slrayed away from Law.
~ renee township, Washington county, Ohio,
Sin head Cf cattle Two cows, 8 years old last
spring, one red with white belly, the other white
with some red ON her neck, shoulders and hips,
had on large brass bell, both cows supposed to
have young calves one yoke Of red steers about
years old last spring; red brindle steer years
old with swallow fork IN each ear and the end Of
his taiIsof; and red bull year old no ear mark
Any person taking up said strays and sending me
word Shall be rewarded for their trouble.
SAMUEL WORLEY,
Near Hoskinsve, Morgan county, o.
Dec 10 l816 -3w
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zIolZ o9
EXPENDITURES. "
Amount paid Tn Mitchell, jr.. fees as
Sheriffon various judg'ts $37 80
Amt paid Jas. r. Morris for
printing, legal notice, Fund
Com'rs VS. Atkinson ct al,
sc. II O0
Amt paid Jas. R. Morris for
printing last annual report 81 D
Amt refunded M. Archer be-
ing interest overpaid on
Salisbury's bond 10
Amt paid E, Archbold, costs
in case of Fund Com'rs VS.
VIM. N Jones rs
Amt paid prior to June last
to Fund Com'rs, to wit
to Thomas Orr 90
to John Cline, jr. 90
TO Thomas Griffith 6 90
Amt paid Jno. Nj. KIrkbrike
Ag't prior to June last 20 90
Amt paid Jno. NJ. Kirkbrde
Auditor. fees on funds re-
ceivcd siuce June last 3 76
Amt paid John Kerr Treas,
fees on funds received dur
ing the year IS 2
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HOUSE.

JAN 5.-Mr. Yost presented the petition Of Jno
B. Noll and 66 others, of Monroe county, relative
to county surveyors.
Mr.. Corwn, from the committee on Corpora
tions, reported bill to incorporate the town of
Clarington. in Monroe county, with All amend
ment, proposing to incorporate the town of Aber-
deem. in Brown county, which was agreed to; and
the bill was referred to Mr.. Ellison.
Mr.. Hbbard offered joint resolution appoint
ing Wednesday, the 10th inst for the election of
certain Associate and President Judges. Adopted.
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NEW-JERSEY LOT Terry, Class 8, draws at
Jersey City, Jan. 27. IS No. Lottery; IL drawn
ballots
$20 600; 10000; 5000; 900; 20 of 1000. Tick
cts s.; certificate of 20 whole tickets will cost
800
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Ns- Pork is selling in Cincinnati for SO 81 per
100 lbs 1t is thought the price W i'll reach SO SO,
before the season is over.
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We certify the foregoing statement to be correct
as appears from the books.
JNO. M KIRKBRIDE, Aud'r,
JOHN KERR, Treas,
and ex-offico Fund Com'rs OF Monroe Co.
Woodstied Jan. 7. lS47.-n43
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8 BLANK DEEDS. JUSTICES BLAKS, &C..
or sae al the office OF the Spirit Of Democracy
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$2,20l 33
Amt of principal in the County treas
ury due the State 81 ,32l 81 5
Amt Of interest in the
County treasury for
State Common School
fund e56 2l
Amt of interest in Coun-
ty treasury for county
purposes % 30
S2,2OI 33
Ha| ---------------
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$15,S62 46 5
The amount loaned in each township Is as follows.

RECEIPTS.
Amount OF principal paid in during the
year 1891 81 5
Amount ofinterest received on loans 9S9 A 2
'' of interest in treasury being
school fund overpaid last year "a
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MARRlED-On the 9Th INST, by James Okey,
Esq. Mr.. HENRY B. STAATS and Miss MAR
GARET DRUM all of this county.
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u R. 81. H. MORRIS have
E1EgR sH just received I At 4,.I3 their Store
ylSassAss IF GROCERIES, ,chich
hev will sell ln,v far c.sb n, nrod,,oo
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HOUSE.

JAN. 4.-The bill to amend an act entitled, IAN
Actprescribing the duties Of Supervisors, and re-
lating to roads and highways passed March 20,
1887 was passed.
Mr.. Noble, of Seneca, presented bill to author
ze the sale of all school lands in the State OF Ohio,
according to the laws now in force regulating such
sales. rr
Mr.. johnson offered resolution, which was
sdopted, to the effect that the Judiciary commit
tee inquire into the expediency Of constituting the
county Commissioners OF each county Board of
Equalization.
Mr. Smith, of Hamilton, offered a resolution,
which was adopted, to the effect that the commit
tee on Finance inquire into the expediency OF re-
porting bill making an appropriation OF $4,000
for the relefan1 support of the families of such OF
our citizens as have volunteered, or may volunteer
in the service of the war with Mexico.
SENATE.
JAN 5.-Mr. .Thornhill presented petition from
645 legal voters and taxpayers of Guernsey and
Belmont counties, asking for the erection OF the
new county OF Cumberland. Referred TO the
committee of New Counties
On motion of Mr.. Ford, ...,.l
The Senate took up the resolution heretofore Of
fered by Mr.. Edgerton, providing for the raising
committee tn investigate the official conduct OF the
Treasurer of State.
On motion Of Mr.. Ford,
The resolution was amended, by inserting the
words and Auditor after Treasurer, SO that ii
will read, 'the books of the Treasurer and Audi
Tor of State
Mr.. Edgerton moved to fill the blank in the first
line with the names Of Thomas Sparrow and Sy-
vester Medberry'
Mr. Eckley moved to amend the amendment
by adding the name OF Charles H. Wing; which
was agreed to-
The amendment Of Mr.. Edgerton was agreed to,
and the resolution as amended was passed.
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NRNFIAM FOR 1917 N the Head

Near Hoskinsville, Morgan county, o.
Dec. 49, 1916 -3w
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ey will sell low for cash or produce.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-05-05
no FARMERS,

ED OGEES PATENT improved, spring siee
z e CuIiirafor Teeth direct from the ihanutac
tory of the Paleniee. are now on hand, with ol
without woods and for sale tie shop of j. Sock
dale, Huron STR, ct, Yp-silanii. The best farmers
in the State Of New York use them nd say
Pillow deep and WE'LL and drag once length,
wise of the furrow, and he culIivalor finishes pu
ling in Wheat. Rye. Oats &c, better :han can b.
done in the old way" Also in preparing land
plowed in The Fall. for every kind spring CT
thev save from one third TO ole halt of The labor
and expense and get The same in id better season
Those VINO buy one seit only can take part GU
and pul them into a small wood 20 use among corn
They are cheap, self sharpner, easy to wood and
NOT .oole get out of repair. Wheat put in with the
above is not liable 10 winter kill. Some of yunl
nei gebors have already bought; please ask then
how they work. Trurh will prevail.
SCALL. Agent
Up silanti Sept n w.