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a TTACHMENT.--Atm my instance. an at
A tachment was this day issued BY Thomas
Mcmahon, a Justice of the Peace in Adams town
ship, Monroe County, Ohio, against the property
and effects Of Epoch Berry, anon-resident OF SAID
county. Dated this 20th day of June. lsls.
ROBERT MGREW.l
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~ qf,a Calais, Monroe County, July IS, 1913.
: Jas. r. MoRRis, Esq, ,".g.. ,.,,, ,s,f

JAS. n. MORRIS Esq s.. u t.Ip- t4iif
Dear Sir:-Your valuable
Democratic paper came to hand yesterday, and
find in Il asnotice, stating that number Of the
Democratic voters Of Monroe county are desirous
that I should be nominated by the Democratic
County Convention. as their candidate to repre-
sent this county In the next Legislature OF this
State With regard to the notice referred to, per-
init me 10 remark, that it was gotten up and pub
lisbed without my knowledge or consent. True,
large number Of the Democratic voters Of Monroe
have lately urged me to become candidate, buti
have universally declined publishing myself as
such, from the fact that am determined to know
no candidate for the Legislature, or any other Of
fee, until afterihe 18th Of August next and then,
TO acknowledge no other than the nominee OF the
Democratic County Convention. The Democratic
Central Committee, (of which have the honor to
, bs member in fixing upon . plan for holding
Z the proposed Convention, was anxious to do away
with the pipelsying, management, and intrigue
tiathss heretofore been practisedby ofce.seekers,
in bodies IL similar character. They therefore
proposed that the Convention assemble -uncpr'
trolled BY prejudice and untrammeed by Office
seekers, and Of their own will and accord put in
nomination suchmen as they see proper. there.
fore hold that il Is wrong for men to urge their
cspn claims to the nomination.. Yet, at the same
time. il is altogether proper for Democrats to in
tsrchsnge their views and opinions with regard to
the propriety of nominating suoh and such men,
Mr.. Editor. return my sincere thanks to my
many Democratic friends, and particularly TO
!" One Of the People," for this manifestation fire.
gard aud confidence. In conclusion, ! would re-
mark, that as have once been before the Democ'
srscy Of Monroe for nomination. and once before
the people for election, feel delicacy in being
I candidate again. Should the coming Democratic
County Convention, however, select me as their
candidate, I should not feel free to decline.
again state that am not, of my own accord. can
didste for nomination, nor shall make the least
effort to obtain it. .s.. ssbes-sff d.5 d,
M Very respectfully. yours. SC. 1l-
faa ~ JAS.,M. STOUT.
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For the Spirit Of D Democracy.
Ma. EDlroRl:

-1t ssii Hs a" For the Spirit OF Uemocracy
Mn. EDIToR: 81, ,,,,j., 1.,.
,. Sir.---In your paper OF last week !
find myself announced as candidate for County
.sAuditor This announcement was made without
nv concurrence. hpweyer most cordially thank
The person or persona whose Partially hasinduced
chem 10 express their confidence in my "i0tegri-
" and Qualifications" in the announcement above
mentioned. is,,, w rf,.fCaI HDigt5LJ
&, Wishing at all times 10 preserve the harmony Of
che party to which have the honor to belong, /
must respectfully request that The announcement
Be disseminated; inasmuch as the Central Com
mittes. with aview 10 prevent schisms, have de-
eided to have no candidates before the Convention
q am willing 10 submit my claims. il have any,
upon the plan proposed by the Committee!
have ever. and still depreoate any other than
IN open, candid course; and whatever intrigue and
ssstsgem may be practised BY Others, ! shall viii
lingIy abide the u,luenced decision Of the people
In the selection of candidate for this Office Il,
however. 10 already apparent that all are not will
ling 10 come into The Convention upon The plan Of
ths COMMITTEES, although announcement ot their
names has not yet been publicly made.r-iiM
Resort appears to be had tothe go6se quill press
xle,ter-wring) in order 70 avoid the indignation
consequent upon an open violation Of the Cohven-
tion recommended by our Central Committee. -
II Is hoped that this course will receive from the
people the pungent indignation which 4 SO justly
merits. !. 3seS8 ~
Being entirely dependant upon my labor for the
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Mr.. EDITOR :--PIease announce through your
paper, that many voters in Monroe county desire
that DR.. JAMES M. STOUT should be selected
by the Democratic County Convention to repre-
sent this county 10 the State Legislature. .'.'7,,
ee3 ''' ONE OF THE PEOPLE
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JnlY 22, ls4s.

HOSEPH HALLS ESTATE.---Notice Is
eD hereby given that the subscriber has been APP
pointed and qualified as administrator OF the estate
of Joseph Hall, late of'Monroe county deceased:
All persons having claims against said estate, VIII
present them legally yauthenticatedwithln one year
from this date for settlement; and all persons IN
debted to theisame, viii please call, and make I'M
mediate payment. .g,q
I july 22d, 1848. 2-ABNER BEALE, Adm.
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EVERY BODY PRAISES JAYNE'S HAIR
'-e'tt TONIC n tstiH ~

. And Tor the best reason in the world, because
it Is the only hope that the bald.headed can have
of once more regainng the full flowing locks of
hair, with which nature adorned theH heads in
youth, which it does to all who use it as directed
Try il, all you who need more Of bandsone hair.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE..--.-Personal
n Property belonging to ihe Estate Of Isaac
Yoho, deceased, consisting of Wheat, two Guns,
one Silver Watch. two Clocks, and various other
articles, win be sold at vendue at Wocdstield. on
the 7ih day Of August, lS4s, commencing at ~
100 a,'H 5''T p TIL. WEST, Admir-.
i' Iniv % 1919 'rSheh49 "4'H i}' y "'''D
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. IS.

s,t7 In THE CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS. sB
Cynthia Pool, adminis- The said defendants
tratrix of Samuel Pool, are hereby notified,
deceased. .. }s..sl }that said adminisira-
VS.. trx has filed her petit
William Pool and others. ton IN said Court of
Common Pleas, praying for leave to sell the north
west quarter of section 3, township.4, and range
g. in said county TO pay the debts OF the deceased.
ARCHBOLD g. WIRE
July l, Is4S.nl7 Attorneys for Petitioner.
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iaa Attachment Notice. POI
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
g,p In THE CopRT OF COMMON PLEAS.
- June Term, A. d. llS4S. ...,.ls
IN ASSUMPSIT.
n,mages tc1O0

J. taah Clarke e's'si and ssn Samuel in AssuMps1T.
Craig, partners trading "A Damages 5000.
under the firm Of Craig, Notice is hereby given
Clarke & Co. y e TO all persons interested, !,
...,,..., VS. that on the 9th day Of
Charles Medallion, June ,lsis the said Craig,
Clarke s. Co. sued out Of said Court Writ OF At
tachment against the lands, tenemens, goods. chat
tells rights, credits, moneys and effects of the said
Charles McCall:an, NONRESIDENT Of the State Of
Ohio. demanding therein the sum of two hundred
dollars damages, which said writ was at the June
Term of said Court A. D. lS4S, returned served
b. t.1el"t -,,3t,4W WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
July %, Ie4S Monroe Common Pleas.
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. DIED, ,-on Tuesday evening last, THEODORE
NJ, son Of Daniel NJ, and Maria Thomas, Of this
place aged one year and three days. 4 s,s gsh
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS.
.it.!.E aCoURT OF COMMON Pleas. bas aaii
George Thompson 4 The, defendants will

George Thompson \ The defendants will
+, VS.. take notice that the COM
)ennis Harrison, Lew plainant, on the 18th day
, Harrison, jeremiah OF JulyiA. d. ls4S, filed
iarrison, Anna Hicks. his petition in the ofilce
nd jeremiah Hicks her of the Clerk OF the Court
usband, Sarah Buskirk of Common Pleas Of said
nd Olphant Biskrk her county, against them;
usband Jesse H. H.Harri. the object and purpose Of
on g. Joseph Harrison. which is To obtain au.
hority from the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
ounty to complete a contract entered into by
ames M. Harrison in his life time for the sale Of
he northwest quarter of The southwes quarter OF
scton Is, in township 3, of range a, in said coun-
Y: said defendants will therefore appear within
ixty days from the next session Of said Court and
lead, answer or demur to said petition or your
etitoner will take the same as confessed ,and ask
decree accordingly. N. H0LLlSTER,
July %, lS4S. .ieA Sol. for Petitioner.
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ASTHMA CURED BY JAYNE's ExPECT0-
4se - RANT..a t4t.fl ,sfsif

4. LambertviBe, N. J April ~, 1874.
/. DR.. Jayne-Dear Sir-By the blessing Of God,
your ExpEcToRANT has effected 'acure in me OF
most distressing complaint. In December last.
was seized with great severity by paroxysm Of
ASTHMA; adsease with which lhad been afac-
ted for many years past. II was attended with
hoarseness and soreness of the lungs aud throat,
together with laborious cough and complete
prostration Of strength, and worn out with sufo-
cation, when bottle Of your Expectorant was
sent TO my house. AT first thoughtit was moth
ing hut auackery but seeing it was highly recon-
mended by DR.. Going with whom was well ac-
auainted, I was induced 10 try it, aud in . few
days il completely cured me. nor have Ieverhad
any return of the disease since. lhase now tosm-
ed so high an opinion of your medicine. that il
had but few bottles Of it, and could obtian no
more. would not part with them for ten dollsrs
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NO EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.

II From the 'Somervilie, N. j., Wing. esi
Sometime since called upon Mr.. p Mason, %
Somervle, for Dr. JAMES celebrated HAIR
ToNIc, to restore my hair, which was then falling
out daily. Iprocured one bottle. and applied Its
contents according to. the directions. When the
bottle was exhausted, discoseredt 10 my great
surprise and satisfaction, that the YOU'VE HAIR
was STARTING handsomely; therefore purchas-
ed another, and so on till had used three bottles,
and now. as a compensation. my hair is as thick AZ
ever. "a = s.A 49,. ..fsk4s@
And what is more surprising, my badness was
not occasioned by sickness, in which case there 10
greater hope Of restora,on-b was hereditary.
JAS. o. RopGERs, Methodist Minister,
~ Mount Horeb, Somerset CO., N. ].
Prepared only by Dr.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia.
and sold on agency by lli0H -4is gq9I
J. G. FLEMING, p. M, Woodsfeld. 4
MosEs p, MILES & Son. Somerton. -
JE. HoLMEs, clarington
F. MYERs, New Castle y EQs RHs
T.. HEADLEY, Jamestown.
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STATE or OHIO, ,MONROEtC0UNTY, %
CoUar or. ComMoN Pleas.
John F. Bidenharn1 III . e.
Jo,.Dh Mccov NJ ~ chASekh1
The said Joseph Mccoy, who resides
somewhere In the State Of Pennsylvania, will
take notice, that The Complainant, Jobp y. Biden-
harm, did, on the lih day Of July, ,A.s ID. lS4S.
file with the clerk Of said Court his Bill in Chance.
ry the object and prayer Of which said Bill 10 10
foreclUse a mortgage given by the defendant TO
Complainant on the east half Of the south east
quarter of section twenly-eigh, Township 4. Of
Range 6, TO secure the payment OF one hundred
and ten dollars. with interest, and dated May rs.
Is43, which bill will be for hearing as the spring
w WIN. r HUNTER.
July IItb, 1s4s. Soii. for Compl'nt
STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, ~
COURT OF COMMON Pleas.
James Peden'
J>y r,rr A Nrzuv
Isaac B. Fukerson & -
Margaret Fqlkerson. ~ .ig{Yi 80 ofsf
The defendants, who reside out 9th,
State of Ohio, will take notice, that on the 18th
day of June, A. d 1913, the plaintiff filed In tho
office of the clerk of the court of common pleas's
Monroe County, Ohio, his Bill in ChanceIy. the
object and prayer of which is that the said defend.
ants be compelled to correct deed executed By
them on the 2Ist day OF September, A. ID. 1885,
in and by which they undertook and intended 70
convey to him the South East Quarter Of ~
South East Quarter Of Section IS, Township two
Of Range four, in Monroe county, Ohio, bns
made mistake in the description Of the land. The
said defendant will appear within sixty days sftes
the October term of said court for the year. a. D.
1913, and rIead, answer, or demur to said Bin. os
the plaintiff will proceed thereafter TO take the
said Bill as confessed. and ask decree according.
lK. N. HOLLlSTER, Atty
June l2. 1S4S k@ 20 for James Pedep.
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yKJILLIAM FALWELL's ESTATE

.
NKIILLIAM FALWELLS ESTATE
" Notice is hereby. giyens that the sub
scriber has been appointed and qualified as ad-
mibistrator of the estate ofWiIlam Falwell, late
ofMonroe county, deceased. All persons having
CLAIMS against said estate, will present them legal
nv authenticated, within one year from this date,
far settlement; and all persons indebted to the
same will please call aud make immediate pay
rnentsi e,G. & 3 DANIEL FINDLEY, Adm.
Z Julyl, lS4S. go f.ss. has a tlg.I i
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS, 7-on the II u
In day of April, 10 the year lS4s, the Cpurt Of
Common, Pleas ofMonroe county declared4he es-
tate Of james Guthrie, deceased, probably Ainsol;
vent: Creditors are therefore required to ssept
their claims against the estate to the undersigned,
Tor allowance /, within six months from the time
above nientioDed, or they will not be entitled 70
PAYMENT. VI John DANENP0RTs
Administrator Of Jas. Guthrie, decd.
May %, is4s-nl2
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II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
4 Office in Woodsfeld, Ohio, on the LIST day of
July ls4s, which, il not taken out before the LIST
day of October next will be sent to the General
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!, Persons calling for any Of the above letters WI
please say they are advertised, iaa glHg93
4, July 8, lS4S. h .I li!T as,,s ~ aHiJ d3flsg
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a9e Yours, most respectfully,
,.5.s,.t b, JoHN SEoER,
Pastor of the Baptist Church, LambertviIle. N, }
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WnROBATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereb

4,iss .- ~tf .Tf. huniuispdtUi VI liS tstdtc VI
June %, 1s4S-nlS. Henry Harvard, decd
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Yellow irsnpr-d The ma.i s'sBd- shou; vtere
dd before the stsar for Mset Which oufh om 20 q u
acc orng 70 quality There appeared 20 h demand 10 o. IN
trng 7o, but the ois ofsrag ANAL and held a eea7 We
beard Of nothing DONG Wheat, bot the nAntet ea,r saes
$50 bnsh k Os. dull with saes 5000 io SOD bush
at ~ 60 ior northern. 15a3s for Jer.eJ.
PkONi-IONS-Iu Pork movement ply hloefs
steady The uons e41 - Tor Pfne and ~ "9ll ~ M
Moss Al oder Of 37i made fr 100 oos Mes b-ei -
i0a a. and 70 to0l2 g. with only retail see Inc - ~
has pro Lard and loi-fs askng sAas~ io prime IL
the morning bli- sod al g. Pctsd Me.is are small
quie. sud Cherse far dsnisti sni steady
BONE-saie. $500 y North wet good pael = - cssh.
WHIsEYTher- Car deHsut for Nhrky and ile sale.
so ll ior oh, sn 81 rs Tor fnson SAFE -
hht. Drifre a. g4s. uhrh 10 q improvement
OIL demand sales 30 tbls teeCfei Whale 81 - ans
io # 35s- L.n-eed g. dul.
sFED-saes 1000 . Cofer. ~ . cfs
TOBACCO-s dll tor Douesr sud fofezn A. auction to-day
rre we're ss sgsnh Seed Leaf - per
terms day. N bales g. Jsso 80
ninro ~ 40. 10 Cuba. ea and - Lsgusyr4 IS
RlCE-Th~ nsfte e firm ssIss Of
70 fcfs. Tie Continues .ght
LEADING ssies within week which have reported
5000 pss at l.kai g. cosng he later prc
half of r cash aud tie remainder
GROCERIES quiet Or sugar no;ce hhis
Porto Rec 81 as and 30 Do Mu-oovsda ~ sLoeg
some Instances decline Of per 10. II Moas.ss hear Of
nothing DOING
NAVAL sToREs-Cruds Tufpenne a. aud
bbs have Teen pcked ny Al that II generally hsd higher Sales
100 bols SPIRITS a. % eta. cash.
HEMf-saIes 100 haes Dew R1tisd al no PEI ton
COAie-sae- 20 ton- 3 dney. Is.
SJANo-A 'ae Of 81 tons Paas mad. Al SIS each
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Foreign Ports.

Oporo u Acone PARK London TO load for Phads
phis and Bofton.
oad1 9th, Nahumkeg Fisher Malaga. TO lord for Boston,
l2th, Onyx, Harding. Nfork
At 7th u bark Adennes sampson 0 Boston WIG cargo
Palermo 10Th u bas Bassett, for Nfok sooH stra
Robson, In MARSHA, for Boston about let INST
Trieste 2Oh ut Nfork days
LeghQrn 20L u ship Burlington Cook for Nfork dg bas
Potomac ohrop DO do Robt Adams Ay I'm Trieste or Pha
aeph DO Sailed i7lh ships Ddem Tucker, do soh Leopard
sherman, for do.
Al Genoa Gle u, ships soooo Brown Tor sumas oon EsseI
Welsh expected load marble for the United States sd
18th, chip Howard, Hill. Csd1.
Sailed I'M Malaga 10th VII brig Eo, Townsend cadr to hn
lde for Niofk.
Al Meles qlst brig Cousueo RAY for SYor soon Me,
DO, Malaga Fr brig George. Degona, Do, direct
Bordeaux 18th ut kurotas. DAVIS, NOreans
Rochelle bark keoka Jackson, I'm Nantes Just Tor
Nlors, ldg
Al Newport Wees 2sh barks Faukn, Ghohrt Tor Boston
log, Douglass Sumne ioT DO. wind bound
AT Glasgow. 2sih ut ups Orlando, White Tor Boston reAy
BrutE Lecw do dos Elizabeth for DO about days Geo Washing
Snow Harmoua Churchill for NYork 9th inst bark Allan
Brown. for Boston log; brig Patriot, DO do
Islands bark Lucinda Mara Rich. of Boston.
ds bg Elizabeth Water Fountain, for Ihomaston do Rs
dus Pepper Tor NYo, Sailed, ih, brig Washington, Monroe
Philadelphia
Al Posse Pr 9TH INST barks Clarissa Mix for NYyrk. days
Nhtiesey freight brig Good HOPE, Boru
or Baltimore schr Dorcas Tkob. Tor NYork hg
Auat Quebec. oh inst ship Speed. Psrr NYork
HALIFAX sfh brgs Vanguard. Card, fal RIVER Hass
hold Boston, Beson Philadelphia Oth, Theis
Crosup NYork CID schr Albion Morris Nfork Emmy, Crowel
Philadelphia.
arr; Juverno Reed. I'm Boston. Denmark, Woodbury., do
Andrews, 4h INST bgs Harmony knoI, Nlorsi 9th
,ark DO 7tb shl Alice Wilson, DO sh baIss Hyndiod aud
AEeEOTia, do
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Domestic Ports,
ROM Our CORRESPONDENT

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug l5Ar barks Cordes Whitney NYork
Elizabeth Jack brig Wasp Lieut. Lsgnua
brss Washington Turks Island; Vator Curtis Fall
M0ntrose Poland Portland Evelna, Lrfabee Boston Wson
Short N-wbupori sch Emy Bourne Baker, New Bedford; 1u
carora Poster, Boston. Euaw Allen Washington NC. Hall
Devereaux Haven MARY Miller Lyunre, Providence Rich
noud Alexander Bath; Marcy Hewitt Providence CID, ship
Damascus Hall Valparaiso, and market bark Lacona Harding
Boston, brgs Amelia Clark do; Dolphin DAN Brown Hamburg
chs Joseph Guest Bacon. NYors; Marcy Hewitt BOSTON II
Hall Devereaux Boston Tuscsroa Foster Nfork; Mary Miller
Lynms Providence Eunce Rose Hartford Oscar Dyer Chesea;
Gen Taylor Human, Alexandra.
ALEXANDRIA. Aug l4Ar brig- Samuel, French PASSPORT
Baltimore; Germ, Dyer Boston sailed schr John Emory Wood
Baltimore.
HARTFORD, Aug sloop WIN Irons, Providence
Mary Brnard, Buel Albany; Hazard johnson
VIM Camp, CLARK Philadelphia Gen Taylor FORBES DO soor-
Vermont, Banning NYorti Mediator Pelton, do.
NEW HAVEN. Aug l4Au schrs Caroline. Jones Nor
wich Beona crowe Provncetovn Sailed sch Dsne Parker
Russell, Albany.
NEW BEDFOhD, Aug l4-Ar brig WIN McGivery Hithboru
Ptou Cd ship Sarah, oi Mattapose Purrngon fache and
NWCosst
NORFOLK. Aug lscd sohI Sarah Ana. Gynn Bermuda. SO
Thompson, Brown Newport Empire, Penhed Nfork
Osborne DO. 18th. shrs Nolan Fame Bra1os SAINT
ago shetland, Trefaihen Portsmouth, Nh.
In Hampton Roads Creole Thompson. Port Wstha for RIO De
Janero schr Levy Rowe, Nhiimor- Nioh for Redmond
PORTLAND Aug iAr brig lafayette, Clifford, 81 john, NB
Tor Portsmouth, sclrs Pilot, Jordan. Boston
RICHMOND. Aug lfAu schrs Westover, Dodge, Nfo tsr
Lay hed NYork Heroine Ensor Charleston saniee Dickinson
Philadelphia