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Hon. JOHN HUGER, Presi
Viee Presidents

vac PTeSldents.
Hon William Dubose, William Bird,
Hon. H. l.. Pinckney, Charles M Fuman,
Hon Paul c. Grimba, DR. Elias Horlbeck,
Hon. Berkeley Grimbal, Frederick Shafier,
H. w Peronneau b. ID. Lazarus,
Thomas Lehre, Robert Hume,
Thomas Milliken, William j. Bull,
Thomas G. Proleau, w j Bennett
John Strohecker DR. Samuel Cordes,
Samuel Barker, O. l.. Dobson,
Hugh Wilson, ST., X lizard Middleton,
Andrew Turnbull, George Ii. Ingraham,
John Colcock, r. r. Bee, 30
Dr. J. w. Schmidt BENJAMIN s. Rhett,,
Henry Bailey, Edward Barnwell =
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T1NGRAVER WANTED, to execute Map Engraving
II at Office of the Coast Survey in Washington Only
those well skilled in the need apply Specimens oil work.
duly aested be forwarded The subscriber, under cover
TO the Treasury Department The specimens Will be sub
m,ted TO compeen Judges of work. and the preference
given accordingly. a u. bhChE
Aug 2- oupt u D Toast survey
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A MERICANIsM "A Glossa-v of ords and Phi m SCI
usually rded peculis the United Staes, b,
h. Bartlett volume, lStS. f TAYLOR.
Aug I3
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J,OR RENT and possession given the first of August,
brick II street, between 10th and llth streets,
with a back kitchen--both containing en rooms and a
good wood she'd in the yard Apply to H. ii. Emmons
the premises, Joyce, at his grocery, corner OF
+ and 18th streets, or MICH O'BRlEN,
Julv 2O-eodtf Nth and l. streets
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Aug. lit

The loaded and fired the muke "a times in SUI
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GADsBY's NEW HOTEL
Corner Pennsylvanis avenue and Third street
Near the railroad depot, Washington city.
Aup. l-eodlyIf
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n HIss CARROLL, daughter, of ex-Govcrnor Carroll
lNl from MARYLAND will open seminary for the educa
ton of young ladies' part of the city of Wash
nston on the Monday in September next Location
&c. made known by subsequent notice.
Aug 25-3t
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Secretaries.
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r AW and Land Once In observation-disclosures w.
IL DRURY and JOHN A. EASTMAN, partners, under the firm
of Drury Eastman, at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, ator
neys counseors, and solicitors, and general land brokers'
the purchase and sale of lands and entry of land
rants situated in the of that beautiful region around
Lake Wnnebago.-ofe their services to the public and
invite correspondence from land brokers and buyers They
refer to DR.. G. II. Van Paten, Hon. John II. Tweedy,
Messrs Chubb " Schenck, Hon Senator Phelps, Hon. Ed
mund Burke, Hon. S. X. Hobbie, and Hon Richard M
Young. March &c. p lv*.
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Mrs. ID. ii. BURRS French and English Seminary
lVl for young ladies, of and 9Th streets, Wash
ngton city
The character of this seminary, and its facilities for i'm
parting instruction in all the useful and ornamental branch
es of female education, have been long and iavoraby
known Large additions will be made to the buildings
during the present alton, which will increase its COM
forts and advantages 1t will be reopened the lth Sep
TENDER next The terms are $500 per annum, which IN
cudes tuition in all the branches of French and English
studies Circulars with full particulars and references VIII
be furnished on application
Aug. l-cpSn
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Pension and Bounty Land Agency, Washington City,
D..

DC.
SOLDIERS' claims for bounty land pensions, extra.pay
- &c, attended to promptly and upon the most
BILE TERMS depending the services rendered. either
upon personal application orders by mail and when the
holders of disposed SELL the highest cash
price will be paid for them
Orders from distance, either for the sale purchase of
land warrants attended to with punctuay and despatch
Particular attention will also be paid the collection Of
claims the various departments of the government
upon which moderate per centase will be charged
j. w. SIMONTON,
Penn. avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
Refer Messrs. CoRcoRAN Il RIGGS, and DARIUS CLA
GETT ~ Co., Washington.
N. 3. Land wanted, for which the highest
price will be paid.
Sept. 6-3td&c
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WANTED, a situation principal OF academy
w or as teacher in respectable private school, by
graduate Of the Irish Protestant Episcopal University at
Dublin, by whom the Latin, Greek, and English languages
with ali the usual branches of mathematical and English
education, will be thoroughly taught Recommendation
OF the highest character for moral and professional worth
will be produced The advertiser is single man, and has
been than years engaged the business teach
ing in the United States. Address l.. D., Baltimore,
Maryland Sept 5-cp3lf
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ID A&ASTEN OF the Navy ana MARINE corps, apna.
beticaly arranged, and containing the of all
officers OF the navy and marine corps military and civil
comm ssioned and who have entered the service
since the establishment of the Navy Department IN I79S,
showing the dates OF their original rank and entry the dates
OF their successive promotions, and in what manner ana
when they left the service, if not in containing also
revised edition Of all the laws in relation the navy and
marine corps, with reference to the Statutes at Large
and index. Compiled from the official records by al-
thory OF the Secretary of the Navy, by Messs Mechh
Wndcr 1913. Complete in one volume, large octave,
price So Just issued.
July S-dScp F. TAYLOR
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legality proposed by the
court, member OF the court to question
in aggravaon of the offences alleged against nor to
the Authenticity of evidence, wrea printed which
know believe to be authentic; will any question
proposed, motion made part, knowingly of
ure give ground OF objection the part the pros
ecuton, to cause delay in the trial. give trouble the
court"
Fremont stood to this noble declaration throughout the
trial He shrunk from anything sworn offered
to be against him. He objected to questions
none-unil that Infamous fraud upon law and Justice
the relntroducon of kearny after the trial to
rehabilitate himself by his oath-to swear down all
other wnessesto nterogate himself upon his auto
graph quesonsand to give the court the excuse OF the
last swear togo by it not until then that questions
were objected to- Fremont waived all legal defences
kearny claimed all. Never, in single instance, either
against decision that stopped inquiry into his conduct
presented criminal If he had done the court would
undoubtedly have waived their decision, and gwen HIM
the benefit of full investigation He did not do sonot
in solitary instance and if any persons now or here
after, charge themselves with his vndicaton, lei mem
remember his fixed and impeturbabe ac9uiescence IN
every decision of the court which shielded DIS conducl
from killing inquiry.
The long deferred arrest was made IN a tort-fort
Leavenworth-on the banks OF the Missouri rIver-on
the frontiers of Missouri II was done IN way 10 sun
the seven months dupcity and cnminahy with winch
il had been medtated The end was worthy OF the be-
ginning The last scene, at the end OF the voyage, was
worthy of the first one at the beginning Monterey on
the Pacific, and Fort Leavenworth, on the Missouri,
each the of equal brutality Instead OF be-
ing arrested with decoum, by sealed letter delivered to
him. the regulations of the service required, Fremont
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE by virtue Of
n an order from the Court OF Common Pleas
of Monroe county, Ohio. will, on the 18th day
of October next, between the hours of 10 o.
clock, a. m, and o'clock, p. M. of said day, at
the front door of the court house in the town OF
Woodsfed, in said county, Offer for sale the fol.
lowing real estate, to wit: The undivided half Of
lot No. II in the town of Beallsvle, with the i'm.
provements thereon, subject to the dover estate Of
Ruth O'Conner in all the premises hereafter men,
toned, assigned to said Ruth O'Conner in said
lot No. IL; also, the undivided half of thirty.two
feet off the west ends OF lots Nos. l and in the
town Of Beallsvie, being thirty-two feet back and
eight rods 10 'front.' also, the undivided half uf one
half acre of land, being part of the northwest
quarter Of section 5, township 5, and range s. be-
ginning for the same at the northeast corner OF
said section, running thence south Is perches,
thence east perches, thence north twenty de.
grees and fifteen perches, thence west perches to
the place Of beginning; also, the undivided half of
one acre OF land situate in section 6, township 5,
and range s. beginning for the same at the SOUTH
west of said section, running thence to the
south boundary of the town of Bealsville, in said
county, theEce east to road leading from the
East and West street of said town of Beallsville,
thence south with said road to the south line Uf
said section. thence west to the place of beginning
together with the improvements thereon. Terms.
One.third cash in hand, one-third in six months,
and one.lhrd in twelve months, with interest from
the day OF sale, to be secured by mortgage or 9th.
or adequate security.
THOS. GRIFFITH.
Sept. I6 Admir- OF Isaac Neff, decd.
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ERUPTION OF THE SKIN.-It should be
remembered, when the courser particles of mpu-
rity are diverted from their proper channels and
become deposited in the skin, that cutaneous erup.
tions are the certain consequence
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found
a delightful medicine for all disorders of the skin;
because they expel from the body those poisonous
humors, which are the Cause of all kinds Of erup-
tive diseases. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
will be found to aid and improve Digestion and as
they are direct purifier Of the blood, they will
most assuredly give health and vigor to the whole
frame. which in turn will be sure to give smooth
aud healthy complexion.
0S-Be,oare of Sugar Coated Counferfeirs!
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 ] A. & G. H. Dav-
export, sole agents for Woodsfield. For other
agencies see advertisement in another column.
Office and General Depot, l69, RACE st.
Philadelphia
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Farm for Sale.
Sep. 8, ls4s.

The subscriber wishes to sell his farm, contain
ing two hundred and fifty five acres Of choice land,
one hundred and ninety acres cleared. and under
ahigh state Of cultivation with good brick d,cel-
ling house, large double barn--and a good or
chsrd of bearing fruit trees of choice fruit. The
land is well timbered, and well watered. The hills
are filled with inexhaustibls banks Of good stone
coal, in point Of quality is not surpassed by the
best banks Of Wheeling. The soil is of the best
quality for stock and grain. is not surpassed by any
very stirring little town, situate in the County
Of Monroe and State OF Ohio-which will always
make it very public place. Also five hundred
head Of the first quality ofmerno sheep fuH blood.
ed. Any person wishing to purchase such farm
can have it on the most reasonable terms, by apply
ing to the subscriber or William Agnew, now re-
siding on the farm. N. HUMPHREY.
Sept. 2, l848,
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NEVER DESPAIR.

fniladeIpnla, July 70, 1916.
TO THE PUBLIC II certify that before my
remembrance | became afflicted with what the
Physicians called Scrofuia. 1t made its first sp.
pearance by pain and swelling Of the joints
especially, Of my ankles, knees, wrists ani elbows
after which the glands OF my throat and neck be.
came int1amed and swelled, attended with most
excruciang pains. was often confined entirely
to my bed, and Tor weeks together could not move
my neck or turn my head Several physicians al
tended me at different times-but they did not ap.
pear to do me any good.
About year ago was attacked with vomiting,
which continued every few minutes all one night.
The next day an eruption appeared on the sides Of
my neck, which soon spread all over my neck,
head and lace, with Inflammation OF my eyes and
eyelids, which destroyed my eye.lashes, and caus-
ed the hair to fall from off my head, and soon the
disease spread all over me; my limbs were one en-
tire scab. | could not bend my hands or arms
without causing the skin to crack open when the
blood would run out. Some Of my finger mails
came of. In short, was unable to get my own
living, and in this condition called upon Dr.
JAYNE, 10 order thathe might undertake my case
He directed me to take his .dlfefatiue three times
day, and his Sdnatire Pills as often as should
find it necessary. l have now taken his aHeratiue
four months. aud am most happy to say that it has
entirely cured me. CAROLS NEwBERRY,
No. ll8 North Tenth St., Philadelphia
II any person doubts my statement, they will
please call upon Mrs. d. Stewart and Mrs. E.
Doughty, 1892 Spring Garden street; or on Mrs.
Tabour, where reside, who are acquainted with
my situation before and while was taking DR..
JAyNE's medicine. G. NEwBERRY.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by
J. G. FLEMING, P. NJ, Woods6eld
Moses P. MILES g. Son, Somerton
J. X. HOLMES, Clarington.
F. MYREs, New Castle.
E. HEADLEY. Jamestown
ELI Brock, Stafford.
Where may be had all the other valuable prepa-
rations Of DR.. Jayne.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ OF ven.
- difioni exponas and three writs Of ii. ia. ct lev
ia. to me directedfro the court of Common Pleas
Of Guernsey county Ohio, will offer for sale at the
house of William Masters; in Elk township, Mon
roe county, Ohio, on Wednesday the 9th day OF
September, 1913, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a m, all O'Clock p m, Of said day, the following
personal property 10 wit: Three bay horses; also
the running gears Of two horse wagoS, one brin-
die COW. 2 two year old heifers, one bay horse,
one four horse wagon, one black COW and one
brown mare, taken IN execution the property of
William Masters at the suits of Elizabeth Lindsay,
Jefferson Masters ct al, Richard Masters Admir-.
and Elizabeth Jane Masters ct al -
Sept Is. VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff
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FEVER AND AGUE.-JAYNE'S AGUE
PILLS are sold under GUARANTEE that one
bottle Of them will cure one person of Fever and
Ague or Chills and Fever, and in all cases if they
should tail to cure, the money will be returned
But they never have failed yet, nor will they fail
one time in thousand cases.
Messrs. A. X. Philleo s. Co. says:-C Camden
Mills, Ill. We are much pleased with your Med
cines, and know that they are both good and pop
ular. We regret you did not send us more Of the
AGUE PILLS, as there is great demand for them,
and they have always been successful in curing
Fever and Ague.
H. J. Bostick, Esq, Dayton, Georgia, says
Nov. 18th, ls46-Dr. d. Jayne-Dear Sir: My
sales of your preparations have exceeded my ex-
pectations. Your Erpectorant Vermifuge, Car.
n,inative Baisam and Fever and .ague Pills, all
sell well, some of which am now out of. Iwant
an immediate supply Of all the above named Med
icincs. more particularly large supply of the Er-
peetorant and .ague Pills. We have yet among
US good many long standing cases Of Chils and
Fever, in which your Ague Pills haze nerer fail
ed to cure. Your Alternative is just beginning
to be known here, and appreciated If had had
enough of these Fever and Ague Pills, could
have sold more than hundred dollars worth of
them. Yours, SC. H. J. BoSTICK.
Messrs. J. s. H. Moore, Lisbon, Illinois, say,
(Oct. 3lst,) 1916, } your AGUE PILLS are about
gone, anu nave given uiiiVcIsdi sduStdCuou.
VIM Bell, Esq. Walnut Grove. Alabama,
says, (Nov. 9th, 1867 have sold all your AGUE
Pitts and Tonic VERMTUGE. They are doing
wonders here. am sorry you did not send me
more Of them.
G. c. Carmichael, Esq, Lainer, Georgia, says:
(Nov. goth, lS46)-l am happy to say that your
preparations are exciting general favor. l have
sold all your AGUE PILLS, under a wARRAN-
TEE, and have not heard of their failure in sin
gle case.
HALDERMAN g. CO., Mt. Carroll, ILL.,, say,
Oct. 2Oth, lS46-DR. d. D.JAYNE--Dear Sir: Your
medicines, 60 far as they have been tried in this
section of county, give very general satisfaction,
particularly your AGUE PILLS. We could have
sold three times the amount did, five had had
them. The Sanatiye Pills are very much liked
by all who have used them, and are fast taking the
place of all other Pills as purgative.
WIN. HALDERMAN 4 co.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by
JIG. FLEMING, P. M, Woodsfield,
NOSES p. MILEs g. SON, Samerton,
Il J. X. HoLMEs, Clarington,
F. MYREs, New Castle,
E. He ADLEY, Jamestown
ELI Brock, Stafford.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-09-23

CURES! CURES! CURES! are constantly
being performed by DR.. Jayne's Family Medi.
cints. Mrs. Sabra, wife Of Capt John Dunharn,
No. 6 GaIbraiths Court. Philadelphia, had very
bad cough, soreness Of the breast and side, sore
throat, coshve habit, lowness Of Spirits with weak.
ness and pain in the small Of the back. Splitting
Of blood and ioer complaint has been entirely
cured by using DR.. Jayne's Sanatipe Pills, Aiter-
afire and erpecforant.
From the Great Falls, IN. H.) Northern Light ]
II is with pleasure that we give place TO the fol.
lowing letter from Mr.. IRA HUCxINs, of Tam
worth, who was supposed 10 be past cure ofa Con.
sumption, but was restored to health by the use of
"Dr. James Erp,etorant." We can speak with
confidence of this medicine, as we know Of many
Of our friends who have been greatly benefited
by it. EDITOR.
Tamworth, N. H., Dec. 10, lsl5.
Dear Sir-I feel it my duty to make known to
you, for the beneit Of the public, the aid recev-
ed from the use of a bottle Of Dr.. Jayne's Erpee.
torant, which | purchased Of you. had been
sick between five and six months, caused by the
lung fever, which lett me in very low state Of
health, with very bad cough, and for about three
months ! could only speak in whisper. NY
friends all thought me to be in decline. My
physician said he had done all for me he could
About this time fortunately saw advertised In tho
papers, "Dr. Jayne's Erpectordnf," for sale by
you. | Immediately sent to you for bottle. and
In two days after using it began to feel better, :,
in about ten days recovered my voice and could
speak tolerably we'll, and before using the whole
bottle was nearly ss well as ever. My health is
now good M ai ol
I attribute my cure wholly to Dr. Jayne's med
iciDe. IRA HUoKiNs.
To mark Noble, Esq. Great Falls, N. H.
Prepared only BY DR.. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
J. G. FLEMING, p. M, Woodsiield.
MosEs P. MILES & SON, Somerton.
J. X. HoLMBs, Clarington.
F.,MyERs, New Castle. ~
E HEADLEy, Jamestown.
Ell BROCK Stafford
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Hon. VIM. Kennon will address
the people of CALAIS, on
Saturday, Oct. 7th, and in
the evening of the same
day at Miltonsburg.

There will also be Grand Rally of the Democ.
racy. of Morgan and Monroe Counties, at
Sharon, in Morgan County,
on Saturday, Oct 7tb, at which Gov. Shannon,
Hon. Isaac Parrish, and number of other dis
tinguished speakers will be present.
The speaking will commence at each OF the
above meetings at o'clockP P. M. except those in
the evening, which will commence at clock.
It's expected that there will be large gatherings
at each of the above meetings. Democrats,
Wings and Liberty men, turn out, and hear the
political questions, that now agitate the public
mind, discussed in an able and eloquent man6er
All are invited to attend.
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Proclamation.

Notice Is hereby given to the qualified electors
Of Monroe county, State Of Ohio, that the next
Annual Election will be holden, agreeable to law,
in the several townships Of said county, at the
usual place of holding elections On the second
Tuesday (being the 10Th day. Of October next, st
which time the following officers are to be voted
for and chosen, to wit:
One Governor for the State of Ohio,
One Representative in the Congress Of the Uni.
ted States,
One Representative in the State Legislature,
One County Auditor,
One County Commissioner.
And in pursuance of the act Of the General As.
sembly of the State of Ohio, entitled San act rel.
stive to Juries,' passed February 8, 1881. here.
by give notice to the Township Trustees Of the sew.
eral Townships OF said County, that the following
is the apportionment Of Jurors for the ensuing
year, made in conformity with said act, to wit.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of two writs o.
" venditioni exponas to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at the house of Joshua Will
liams n Enoch township IN said county, on We'd
nesday the 9th day of September, ls4s; between
the hours of 10 o'clock m, aud o'clock IN,
of said day, the following personal property, to
wit i: One two horse wagon. and one gray horse;
taken in execution as the property of Joshua Will
liams at the suit of Elisha Pool.
Sept. I6. WIN. ID. PATTON, Sheriff.