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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF JAYNE'S:
q, FAMILY MEDICINES

J. w. Goodson, Bellevue, Ohio, says-Your
medicines sold have givenvery general satisfaction
| and the demand is increasing. The Carminafips
Baisam is selling well.
ID. Beaver, Winchester, Preble Co, Ohio saws
Your Erpectorant is getting very popular, and in
tact taking the place of all other medicines Of ths
kind. Your Hunavuge is deservedly popular. -
also your Cansinatsve Balsam and Pills and r.
quire no certificate 10 recommend them.
D.A. Barrows, Galena, H., June, lS45, says
am out of your Utrmfuge, and wish you would
send me some as soon as possible, as have calls
for it every day,-also send more Sanafive Pills.
am also nearly out of Erpertoyant and Hair t.
nic. l have sold considerably by the dozen.
Jesse NJ. Allen, Columbiana, Ohio. April 1,
1915, says-You win perceive that have sold ali
your Ve5mifuge, and may tell you that have
been out for long time; with great many calls
for it. Your VermJhge particularly stands de-
servedly high as w orm medicine, and has uni
formly been attended with good eft. Please sor-
ward as soon as possible.
Williams & Haywood, Raleigh, N. c.. June.
lS45. say-Send us fresh supply of your medi-
cines. Your Carmnatiue Baisam is highly spo-
ken OF by all who have used it.
c. 0. Wilson s. Co. Portland, Me-, Aug. 20.
1916. say--We wish you to send us some more of
your Cmmnatiue Baisam, Your medicines sell
rapidly this summer. The Balsam aad Yermrfuee
give good satisfaction.
A. N. Williams, Parkersburg, Va, says-Your
Carminative Basam, tried in the case Of an in
fant of my own, afflicted with Diarrhea aud He-
patio arrangement, With marked success
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelph;..
and sold on agency by ~
J. G. FLEMING. P. NJ, Woodsfield.
Moses p. MtLEs & SON, So,nerton.
]. Il. HoLMEs, Cisrington.
F. MyERs, New Castle.
T.. HEkpLRv, Jamestown s;s 39s
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IvA BY virtue of decretal order to me directed
tro n the Court OF Common Pleas OF the county OF
Monroe, and State Of Ohio. at the October Term
lS4S, in the case Of Edward Archbold, vs.. Math.
ew Jacobs ct. al, will be offered for sale at public
outcry at tn, door of the court house in said
county, on the 9TH day OF December next, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock. a, m. and O'Clock,
p m ,on said day the following described prem.
ses, IN SAID county, to wit: The southeast quarter
OF the southeast quarter, of section 27, township
2, and range 4, lying and being in Monroe county,
Ohio. IsT 80 - VIM OKEY. Master Com
Nov. 4, lS4S, 't " y.
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HAVE YOU TRIED ITi----If not, do not de.
lay another day, but send Immediately; il you have
been one Of the wise aud prudent, and already
bought bottle. the question 10 settled---you have
recovered your health
Jaynes Carminslive Balsam, for Bowel and
Summer Complaint, never fails. 1t is the only
medicine that will cure. Thousands Of persons
have given their testimony in its favor. No fami.
ly should be, withoutit s''H.ile
WHY WEAR A, WIG!--.A majority OF the
Wigs worn are wholly unnecessary The use Of
Jayne's Hair Tonic will alyays prevent the hair
from falling off, and its continued use will in most
cases Ie.clothe the head with beautiful crop of
new hair sit
49, efR& & 8eisD9
FEVER AND AGUE-.--CURE WARRAN-
TED----Jayne's Ague Pills are warranted to cure
the worst forms of Fever and Ague The money
will be refunded in all cases fthey fail to cure--but
they never do fail. sr,-,4,. !. 81 -,~--..
A STRONG EVIDENCE that Dr.. Jayne's FIX
pectorant Is superior TO all other remedies for
Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
other Pulmonary affections, is, that the same per.
sons who commenced the use Of it in their families
ten years ago, still prefer tito all other remedies OF
the kind: and where any have been induced to try
other preparations, they have almost invariably
been disappointed in receiving the benefit which
was reasonably anticipated from the high praises
bestowed by the proprietors, and have returned to
the use Of Jayne's Expectorant, as a remedy that
never has failed to relieve them, and which prob
ably never had its equal in arresting pulmonary
diseases. Tx, sI3sH-Nt
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia.
and sold on agencyb by l3 lt34t t8gla
T. J G. Fleming. P NJ, Woodsield. Il,
'- Moses P. Mles& Son, Somerton. q,ssa5l7
~ ]. K.Holmes, Claringtpn. s.l.U1,.a !
F. Myers, New Castle. ti-tri .5e3.
'f E. Headley, jamestown. ..ig a4at4af5tl3
7 Eli Brock, Stafford. ssf ,,s, IS. .rtAo,-8Ia0
r. Nov. 4. ieatt5As -aesJf eqi f-;y h..
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MASTER COMMIssIONER,s sALE.-

IvA ny virtue OF decretal order to me directed
from Inc Court of Common Pleas of the county of
Monroe, and State of Ohio, at the October Term,
lS4S, in the case of William P. Morrison vs.. Haz-
lett Stotts, will be offered for sale at public uutcry
at the door of the court house in said county, on
the 9th day OF December next, between the hours
of 10 o'clock. a. m. and O'Clock, D. m on said
day, the following described premises in said coun
ty, to wit: The northwest quarter of the south
west quarter, of section 8, tow nship no. 8, and
range no. 4, containing 40 acres more or less.
A-i WILLIAM OKEY, Master Com.
= Nov. a, 1913. 81 11lt'l' - - -,
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, Sc.
/ In the Court Of Common Pleas. hi q
October Term, A. ID. l84s. iis
Benedict Arm, INDEBT. IA 80
s " 1sses} Debt S52 29. F ,s
Peter Stephen. Damages $25 litsop
Notice 10 hereby given to oil persons interested,
that on the 18th day of July, ls4s, the said Benz
ed'ct Arm sued out Of SAID Court Writ OF At
tachment against the lands, tenemenn, goods,
chattIes. rights, credits, moneys and effects nf the
said Peter Stephen. q nonresident Of the State of
Ohio, demanding therein the sum OF $52. 20 in
debt, and $25 in damages. which said writ was
at the Oct" Term Of said Court, A. d. ls48, re-.
turned served iA h& l9gmbh us 70
Z. 3iJali WILLIAM OKEY. Clerk.
Nov 4, lS4S. Monroe Common Pleas.
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NoTIcE.-Notice, is bereh,

DROBATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
Il given tn all persons interested, that final and
partial settlement accounts have been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
within aud for the county Of Monroe and State Of
Ohio, by the executors, administrators and guar
daus OF the estates of the following named per.
sons, to wit: fa.i}5E fh 80
John Bracey and George Bracey, administr ators
OF Samuel Bracey. deceased. Partial.
y Robert Gregg, administrator of William McFad.
den, deceased Final.
Rebecca Danford, administrative of Peter Dan.
ford, deceased Final.
George w Durkee, administrator Of Franklin
Gilmore. deceased. Final.
Thomas Griffith, administrator of John Palmer,
deceased. Final. Af'~lfeat3
Jeptha Duvall, guardian to Wilson's heirs
Final. - t.liH
John Sinclair. guardian to J. L. Howe, lunatic
Final. s.5 H-,.t<i i.l.,;5... .,r
That the said accounts are now on file in SAID
Office, subject to the inspection of all persons in
terested, and are continued until the April term
of said court, le49 for final settlement and confir
nation. 5.tr VIM. OKEY. Clerk.
NOV. A, ls4s. t~
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A TTACHMENT..--.Atm my instance, an at
"A tachmett was this day issued BY Henry Ma
soma Justice OF the Peace in Cenire township,
Monroe county. Ohio, against the property and
effects cf Thomas C. 0wings,a, noil-rssident of
said county Dated this 6th.dsy of. October, 1888.
Now, lsls, CYRUS HALL.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

lvA BY virtue Of decetal order to ine directed
from the Court of Common Pleas OF the county OF
Monroe and State of Ohio, at the October Term,
ls4s. in the case Of the Trustees of the Manhattan
Bank, VS.. VIM. Johnston & wife, will he offer
ed for sale at public outcy, the door of the court
house. in said county, on the 9Th day of Decem
Der next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. m.
aud O'Clock. p. m on said day, the foIuwug de.
scribed premises, in said county, to witt The west
half OF the northeast quarter, Of section 49, town.
ship 8. and range 4.containlng 80 acres, more or
less. lying and being in Monroe county, Ohio.
Nov. 4, l84S. WIN. OKEY, Master Com.
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REFERENCES,

sEt'., REFERENCES.
Henry NJ. Bogges, W. F. Huntfr, Esq.
Dauid KTkbride, Nm. Okey, Esq,
John A. Davenport, Nm. c. Walton, Esq.
d. Fl. Wue, Esq. Dr. j. Smith.
Wondsfield Oct. o. l81S
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Attachment Notice. T.
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
~ IN the Court Of Common Pleas.
October Term, A. d. 1885, 9N e
Nathan Holllster, IN DEBT.
ss--e----.-vS Debt ys7h AZ '

Notice ~ hereby given to all persons interested,
that on the 2stIr day Of August, 1913, the said
Nathan Hollister sued out Of said Court a Writ of
Attachment against the lands, tenements, goods,
chattes, rights, credits, moneys and effects of the
said Thomas McNeeIy. non resident of the state
OF Ohio demanding therein the sum of $75, ,s3 in
debt, aud 800 in damages, which said writ was at
the October Term of said Court A. d. lS4S, re-.
turned served WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk, ~
Nov. A, lS4S. Monroe Common Pleas.
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Harrietsville, Oct. %, ls4s.
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DIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.

WoDdsfield, Oct. 2s. 1913.
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the world believe. Tor the prosperity and Sue
cess Of The poor menl
Mr.. WISE not only goes ,he rhois 'of Gen.
Cass. but he lauis Gen. Boiler exuaysgsntls
for q sobe reminded statesman, who IS any hing
but p%oetical ia his s~FeechCs AMI acts. ~
calls Gen. Batter "the piuk Of chivslty sni
Of poets" Gen ButlCr alter this deserves
an election. The pink Of poeirpr Oil
Mr.. Wise iiJsrS that Gen. Cas- may have
been innocent OF CONCEPTION. because, he ssys,
the Wings have held The majority q The
House several times since 1856. When he
tNise) made oath TO his belief that Gen.
Cas- was corrupt, and yet have no,invesiigai-
ed the subject. For tour OF five years alter
he took the oath ia question. Mr. Wlse vss
himself a leading Wang member OF The House.
Why did he not propose the Investigation
POTOMAC,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

The Hon. r. w Thompson Of Indiana, the
great and eloquent Western Taylor %champi-
on
II will be seen BY the following ,elesraphic
despatch TO the Taylor Central Committee
that the citizens of our good city will have The
pleasure of hearing one Of the most eloquent
men of the nation, at the Court House on
Wednesday or Thursday evening, upon the
good cause Of Taylor and the people against
Cdss and the politicians.
Baltimore Aug II, As.
Hon. r. w. Thompson of lnd. will adj
dress the people OF Wheeling on Wednesday
cr Thursday night. Will notify you by tele-
graph which night. II
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From the Boston Journal Of Wednesday.

From the Boston Journal Of Wednesday.
CONFEDERATION AT TIE WEST
END.-A building situated between Byron
and Chestnut street, occupied by Messrs.
Brown & Severance, as d storehouse Tor car
riages, &, was found 10 be on fire about'six
O'Clock last evening. The building was des-
troyed, but most 81 the property that had
been stored in il was removed with little or
no Injury. The nliness communicated to two
small wooden dwellings, situated in the rear
oi The stable, and destroyed them, They were
the property OF Mr.. John Graham, aud one
OF them was occupied by Mr.. James Power,
the other was unoccupied. On Chestnut street
d block OF houses, owned by Mr.. Graham, was
considerab bly, damaged. There was an insuf-
ance upon The building at the Merchants ond
Mechanics Offices to the amount Of $1,000.
Tho building was occupied by Mr.. Graham
and Mr.. Gavin Hagar, both Of whom suffered
considerab bic loss rom the removal OF their
furniture and Inc effects o! water aud slnoke'
Mr.. C.. ii. Little and Mr.. Charles Mers.ll,
also occupants of the same block. suffered
from the disturbance OF t.eir furniture, The
fire also communicated 10 the back part Of
the block OF dwellings on b., rom street
These were also considerably injured. and
were insured. The house were occupied b,
JAMES Bates, Rufus o.. Severance snd Edward
w. Neiiman.
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A CarEooRicaL QuEsrIos.-The knicker-
hucker proposes the following for solution in
lhcse Jog days
Between Slug Sing and Tsuytovn.
! n-t nay worthy Trend John Brown,
And sesen daughters riding nsgs.
And every Que had twenty bags,
Ia every bag were thirty cats,
Add every cat bal ioriy rats,
Beside a brood Of fifty kittens,
All hrt the usgs were wearing mittens.
Milteus, kittens, rats, cats. bags, nsgs and
Browns.
How many were met between the townsl
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WHAT DOES IT NesS2-We cut the follow.
ing advertisement from the New Orleans Del.
ia OF the Isl iastaui. We should like 10 have
the particulars OF The Transaction. IL seems
almost incredible tbat an act OF such inhu
man prescription could have b,en cody per
petraIed. We will venture To say that the
cause OF our opponent will gain no adherents
oysuch petty tyranny:
"About ll5 men, out Of lao, at work al
the Barracks. were discharged because they
would vote for Gen Taylor. The above % men
were picked out by one Boss.
JOHN WATSON"
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n NEW Novel. ~ C ? v James: Gowrie, OF tina
- Kings Plot.
The Founding ofiie Mohawk, a tale OF the Rcsolu'
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The Trtrpcr's Briie, or spirit % adventure: by the
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lane ~ fc, an autobiography. edited by cnrrer iieli.
s4N Lectures offhe Philosophy of Mesuierism, deiiv.
cred IN the Mara-,ro chapel. Bos,on. by John Bowie
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Life and adventures % Valentine yor, The vsntri,o.
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The Count Of Moate Christie; by Alexander Dumas.
Sylvester sound. the a-omnamhulist: ~ iienfy Cock.
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Gfshapn's Magazine for September;
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The Mysteries OF Ola London complete.
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a CALLED.

There is a good story told OF a Yankee trav-
cling through hoosierdom, with a sack over
lis shoulder, and arriving at a viilsse hotel a
bout dinner time:
"What have you got in that SACK" asked
our host. ..
why, a very curious kind OF a monkey,"
suil The Yankee.
.Iurn II out, then, and let US have a look
atit."
.soIwiH, if you'B just letme turn to and
cat Ginger with you.
oAg.eed," says Bonitace; and when the
Ysnkse had finished eating, he qaietIs drew a
tobacco ,pipe irom his pocket aud began to
smoke.
But where's the monkey asked the host,
"0Hl iii Ike TO have iorgotien hiin. but
here he l.. as slick as u coon aid win iiiaI
cut relied a ,ufpy nom tie bag.
oNay ,his Is a3 monkey, buta dog, und-
well, usigbbeG," BAYS The Yankee. .'lts
not worth quauellae about, you may call II
what yea picase / coii b monkey
The loco ioeos boy calling themselves Dem
oe,a.s. when taey sct !iae tories. talk like TO-
,ies and are tories, have gotten many a good
dinner. but the monkey is al last out OF the
uag. and they will get no more.
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line nF GENERAL TAYLOR

Il cheap edition Of the Llie oil uEStkAL
ZACHARY TAYLOR. by }. E. Wharton "n.en
has recently appeared IN the columns u LA,
Times, has been prepared aud is now ready
for general distribution. IL Is printer VIZ.
clear type, on good paper, IN a PannPnie. %
81 octave pages. 1t will be so'd py Wno.s'
sale. at the low rate oil $50 a thousand eoPi1e,
Orders will be received at the once u ~
Times. As il issold Tor almost l'sehacte US
&C. tbe eake of a wide distribution and general
aircniai;on orders will in all instances be &C
compapied by the amount due.
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The Argus ofSaturday is filled with a state
ment ~ a Mr. Kercheyal, said to have been
agent Of the great land specializing company
in connection with Mr. Cass, when he was
Secretary Of War, which statement il to the
effect that MIR Cass did not cheat his partners.
Wen, the statement may go Tor what 1t is
worth against that of a member OF the COM
pauy. The statement does show that Mr.
Cass was a member Of the company while
Secretary, and having access to information
and control of measures that ne one else had
the advantage Of. As such, the act itself was
a hagrant abuse ofpower. Now the question
Is whether a man who would take advantage
OF an official station, and the information 1t
gave to control the public lands, would or
would not deiraud his partners. The lact that
MIR Cass is d nonopolist is settled by Mr. her-
,havaI
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OhhUEANI VfFICk, mug TT, ISTo.
'INiE practice Of firing eana0a within the limits OF
city, has become so common aud Tie com.
plant Of the citizens 80 general, tina 1 deem 1t my
duty, to enforce. strictly. the follow ing section OF AN
ordinance to prevent improper practices"
Sec. J. IL any person shall he " discharge, within
such parts of The city. winch are. or shall he laid out
INTO iois, ot within i've hundred feet Of said limits, any
cannon, gun, ri-ioi. or ire arms. or any cracker, sqni6,
: eket, or IRE works, except II he IN case Of necessity,
or ma iie discharge OF same pshiic duty, or al a military
parade hy order oftte oHicsr IA command. or with the
permission Of the Mayor. or two Aldermen OF the city,
such person fof every such offence shat, forfeit snd pay
I" tie city not less tiisn one nor IN ire than ten dollars.
Persons who may hereafter wish to ire any cannon,
or s,ier article mentioned IN the above section OF the or.
dinance, wili get permission from the Mayer OF two Al.
derDen 0fthe city, In writing or subject themselves 10
Tho penalty. fHOs. y. S~lIALLCROss
auslS tArsus epyl Sergeant.
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TAYLOR MEETING.

There will be a Taylor meeting held at Sand
Hill. Marshall Co. Va, on Saturday, aug
2stb. lS48. The meeting will be addressed
by several of the most distinguished speakers
Of this section of the State. All the people
are invited. There will bea banner present
ed Songs from the Glee Club, &c. &c.
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FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. ZACHARY TAlL't.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE

STATE ELEcToRs.
! John ]. Jones, Isle ct wight.
. W Boiling, Petersburg.
2 II Irving, Cumberland.
AK Irving, Lynchburg.
. W Mortin, Frsukhn.
q Benz. ]. Barbour OF Orange,
r Reht EScott, Fauqulel.
; II Garrett, WestmoreIand;
. John \. Meredith, Richmond ci'y.
10 Robt Saunders, Williamsourgn'
IL A Hunter, jefferson.
IL All II Stuart, Augusta
II S McD Moore. Reckbrldee.
IA Connalty FTrigg, Washington.
10 G. w Summers, kanawha.
l6 G y Camden, Harrison.
~ T II Peirpont. Marion.
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tofs nnta tiassf freHH5Haana zmf H4as,asa. t.ssHts.
sats - 80 Fpnsrh sol tuNsa. whiea - anae taaratf
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fs"t 2 f"tfa sai safs ffrga siI4n hs
1850 @~A ~ effe+ ~tafssfle fvss a : as.
az aeH4'ht ~ lAs sieu.A sh4 haxss. aaa uls4 ~
AAiaHf e~Arrlaiaa sas 80 thF aa.f -
&tit pfts4rsaNns ih tf NsraL.
tfepetea eAiy bE b.4sest. FAis Asinhia AID esd "a
estHp - "a tk~ENTLtN.Ea.
N~ Ashass -gaafs. - .ss4ns "a
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

TEARING OPEN THE RoSEBUD.-cer.
,sinly one Of the signs Of "these bad times"
is. what ! call tearing open the rosebud. We
ssem anxious 10 leave as little time as pos
sible between CHILDHOOD and womsnhood.-
We cot short BY every means in our power
that precious season when the nindisgradual-
" opening 10 the cares Of lite, aud by books
and company we OTTER hurry our children into
those cares before we have prepared them
how 10 conduct themselves under them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

tn. forgery OF the Crittenden letter winch
served to reduce Mr. Crittenden's maJon'y a.
bout 5000, is now thrown upon a Mr. Sneison'
and he made by his party TO bear the blame oil
il. although it was used by Boyd, MCalla,
Powell. and all the decency OF the party
There are a great many Snelson's in the party
This vpar.