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CURES! CURES! CURES! are constantly
being performed by DIR. Jayne's Family .Medi.
cinss Mrs. Sabra, wife of Capt John Dunham,
No. 8 Galbraith's Court. Philadelphia, had very
had cough, soreness of the breast and side, sore
throat, costiye habit, lowness Of spirits, with weak.
ness and pain IN the small Of the back. Splitting
Of blood and liner complaint has been entirely
cured by using DR.. Jayne's Sanatiue Pills, .aiter-
afioe and erpesforaat
Prepared only by DR.. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
J.G. FLEMING, P. NJ. Woodeheld.
MosEs P. Miles &. Son. Somerton-
J. X HoLMBs, Clarington.
F. MYERs. New Castle.
E HEADLEY, jamestown.
ELI Brock. Stafford.
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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 secoud
Tuesday (beng the 10Th day. Of October next. at
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.
Aud in pursuance of the act Of the General As.
seinbly of the State of Oho, entitled IAN act rel.
ative to Jurrs," passed February 8. 1881, here
by give notice Ia the Township Trustees ofthe sew.
eral Townships OF said County. that the following
is the apporiionment of Jurors for the ensuing
wear m ade in canluruaiiu with aud Ia
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

SCROFULA-JAYNES SALTERATIvE ha.
been prescribed IN almost every variety Of dis.
ease aud with unparalleled success, especially in
Cutaneous affections. Cancerous, ScrofuIous and
Scorbutic Diseases, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
and diseases originating from obstruction or en-.
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Mr.. j. H. Anderson, Lambertville, N. j saws,
Ihave used three bottles Of your .Aityatoe with
most decided good effect
Mr.. J. F. Frazer, Sidney, Ohio, says, I have
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indications are that il will sell very rapidly. 1t
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Gowdy, Hazzlewood g. DAVIS. CampbeIlvIlIe,
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your .Akfrafiue, as we have run short Of the arti.
Gle. Weare curing Cancer, and we want you
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on. Your medicines are taking well in this
section.
FEVER AND AGUE-A CURE WAR.
RANTED.-From every part where Jayne's
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versal and entire success in subduing Feper and
Ague.
Mr.. George Stephens, merchant at Marango,
Illinois, says, Your .ague Pills are making great
cures here. and your Tonic vermifuge aud Car.
minative give good satisfaction. Messrs Emmert
& Strohn, Freeport, Illinois, say-We have sold
all your Ague Pills, and most of the Vermifuee.
Please send us on more Immediately.
Thomas Gully. Esq, Hebron. Ohio, saws.
Your Medicines give universal satisfaction. Your
Aeue Pills have never failed to succeed.
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold or agency by
j. G, FLEMING, P. NJ, woods6e,a.
MosEs p. MIXES & SON. Sumertor,
J. K. HoLMEs, Carington,
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IN CHANCERY.

Lucretla Perkins, Ma
ry Perkins, Alfred Dai. The said board Of foreign
ly, Samuel H. Rounds, ; Missions of the Presby-
Morris Dsnford. John J terian chu, ch Of the Uni.
Porter, Hannah Porter, } ted States Of America,
James Porter, Betsy and Alexander Porter
Porter, William Daw. who respectively reside
son, Anne Dawson, Jo- out of the State OF Ohio,
seph Graham,Jane Ora. will take notice that on
ham, Mary McCutchn } the 29lh day Of June A.
James Porter, son Of ID. 1913, the complain.
John, Aiexan. Porter. ant filed in the office of
Hutchinson Porter, and the clerk Of the Court of
the board Of Foreign Common Pleas of said
Missions OF the Presby- Monroe County Ohio,
terian Church Of the U. her Bill in Cancery, the
States Of America. object aud prayer of
which is to try the validity OF and set aside the
paper writing pretended to be the last win and tes-
lament ot Arthur Porter deceased, late of said
county. You will therefore take notice that un-
less you appear within sixty days after October
term of said court, for the year lslS, aud plead
answer or demur to said Bill that at the April
term of said court ls49 the same will be taken as
confessed by you, and the complainant, will pro-
ceed TO a trial of the case accordingly.
KENNON g. HOLLlSTER, At'ys
Sept. 2. l84S. for Complainant.
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See Advertisement.

MALL GOODS BY THE PIECE.-TAL-
IL LANT& DELAPLAIN. WHEELING. Va
are now receiving their FALL STOCK Of DRY
GOODS for Jobbing. and will be prepared from
chants generally at the Seasons unusually io,o
prices sept %
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VHARNING.-Allp persons are warned not
w tapnrchase note Of hand given by me to
Joseph Hall for FIVE hundred dollars dated on or
about the end. day Of October lsl5 payable twelve
m ,nths alter date. ms the same was obtained with
out considerat on; and. at the time said note was
given was minor. under the age Of 2l years
am determined not to pay the same.
THOMAS J. HALL.
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PHrLApELpHrA.

PHILADELPHIA.
Flour AND MEAL-The market appears to be
firm at So so per Dbl. Corn Meal, $3 IS. Rye
Flour, "a.
GaAiN.-There is good enquiry for Wheat,
with sales of red at 81 Is. and white at 81 90
Corn irm-yellow 81 a 65 cts, and white 6s cts.
Oats, IS cents. Rye, 70 cents.
Prouisions in steady demand.
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c. O M M E r. CIgAL.
THE MARKETS.
Made up from the iafesf accounts received.

NEw YoRK.
FLouR AND MEAL. Sales Of Ohio Flour are
made at s5 So; with fair demand. Corn Meal
brings SO 25. Rye Flour, 80 81.
GRAM There is a fair demand for Flour
Choice red wheat brings from 81 IS TO 81 22.-
Corn Is steady and prices range from 81 to ~ cts
Oats, "a cents; Rye 68 10 cts.
Prouisions continue in good request.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
MONROE CoU NTY, ONO:
John Sprague, }
Petition for Partition.

Jesse Sprasue, Samuel
L. Sprague. Benjaminl The above named de-
Sprague, VIM. Sprague PENDANTS are hereby not-
Elias Sprague, Isaiah fed that the above named
Spr.gue, Jas. E. Mas John Sprague has this
tiers. and Ruth his wife. day flied his petition in
James Williams, aud the office of the Clerk of
Maryhis wife, Josiah F. said Cour:, demanding
Copper, aud Rebecca that partition may BE-
his wife, Mary Susan } made of the east half Of
Sprsgue, minur child } the north west quarter OF
and heir of Thomas the south west quarter Of
Sprague deceased section SO, township 8,
of range 4. containing 10 acres; and also the south
alfpf the north west quarter Of section SO, town.
ship 8, of range 4, containing 7s acres; that said
petition is now pending, and that at the next term
ofsaid court application will he made by the said
plaintiff for an order that partition may be made
Of said premises, according to the prayer Of said
petition. JOHN SINCLAIR, Atty.
Aug. l6, 1S4S-6w. for Petitioner.
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WHEELING.
Flour. "a 5oa$4 rs. Rye Flour. So so $3 90.
Corn Meal, IS a 40 cts. per bushel.
GaAIN.-Wheat.6 65 10 cts. per bushel. Corn,
80 IA 35. Oats, 20 a rs. Rye, As a so.
DnIED FRUIT.- Dried Peaches, 81 rs a 81 80.
Dried Apples. SO 60 cts.
BAcoN.-Hog round. SO so 81 90. HUNS,
IS 80 a Sc 90. Shoulders, SO 90 SO Is. Sides,
$3 rs a SO so.
Feathers, 80 35 cents per ID.
Wooi, 20 a 80 cents, as in quality.
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IT IST OF LETTERS remsinirg in the Pos,
IL Office in Woodsfeld, Ohio. OH the lst day of
October lSlS, which, il not taken out before the LIST
day Of January next. will be sent TO the General
Post Office as dead letters.
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J. 6. FLEMING, p. NJ.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
October 4. lSis.
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MARRIED. On the 18th uIt.. by the Rev.
E. X. Squier, Rev. WIZ. D. LowaEv and Miss
LYDIA ANN, daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Vernon. Of
this county.
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Given under my hand at the Sherif's Office a
Woodsfeld, this 10Th day OF September A. D
lSiS. WIN. D PATTON.
Sheriff M C. O.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, So.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS:
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE.
Flour AND MEAL Sales are made at IS rs.
Holders are firm. aud generally unwilling to sell
at that price. Rye Flour brings 81 so, with small
sales. Corn Meal, 50 a 81 IL.
GRAIN.-Good prime red Wheat sells at 81 O5
q 81 10; white 81 10 a 81 20. The receipts are
only moderate for the season. Corn. white, So a
60 cts; yellow. GA 81. Rye, 70 cts. per bushel.
Oats. % 81. C.ouer Seed is retailing at $4 25 a
$4 ~. Timothy continues scarce; sales have been
made at 50 so. Flars,ed brings 81 Is a 81 20.
Prouisions are in fair demand. Sales Of sides
at s ii; shoulders, s 6 IA; hams att 8 cts.
TOBACCO We have (says the Baltimore SUM
no change to notice in this article. Small lots of
good to prime qualities continue to sell within the
range ofquotations. Kentucky is enqu!red for and
considerable sales have been made. We quote
the range of prices as follows: Maryland, $2 a SO
for inferior and cnmmon So SO IS for good com.
mon; 81 80 for good; SO $l3 for fine and bet.
ter qualities. Common Ohio, $s a SO so; good.
S4 so Sc; fine red and wrsppery. Sc so a 50;
fine yellow. 80 $ll; and extra wrappery, $40 a
$l3
WooL.-The market has been active, anc sales
Of washed have been made at 20 80 cents, as in
quality; also, common tub ashed at % a rs cts.
CINCINNATI.
FLoUR.-In consequence Of the prospect Of a
rise in the river, there is increasing demand.-
Buyers freely otfer So rs.
GRAIN Wheat, 10 a IS cts Corn. 80 SO cts
Sales of Western canvassed hams at 7 cts Lard,
8 a s l-2 cts.
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Te"f"e'S, oV oO CeNts per IU'
W0ol, 20 a 80 cents, as in quality.
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QSie General 9aplcr bieN a tta
rid t Don Geiner Grnenunns
2 m n II n a ..~r


Cine Sleu Orleans 3eituna fast ,,Durfb
sln anBercrbentlitbes Snfammentrcffen rpurpe
Die Slaebriht bon Seneral 3aplor's grneus
nin9 pon Olempbis Den 8luB bsrnnter ae5
braht pnrcb bae Oampftoet Sentral Saplor,
gapitGn Olorebeab, tpelbee, i'm ScrbeiaebenI
9rIaet ,pie bCr Geler lttb Crlnnern ipirb. be,
Shame bes SprVltoentcn Der Contention mar.
llls pae Sppt 1tb Der plantase pes 8enes
rails rbnlpclt Noonep ndbertr, rpurSe pasS3ory
rrrtbeiI Ochrlben bCm llfer Susefebrt uno bid
'palfoslere fln9en al lebr laut fhr pcn altenI
6ClrCn 5u rmfen.
u0lacb cini9er 3eit Fam Der Gsneral aus
fclner 8lcfblttte bsrpor unb beaab Itb bins
inter on pcn %anpun9epaB, ipoIeltit ibm Ga
pltdn Olcrcbeab br9e9nete uno ibm Den brief
Iberreidtc, wslber ibm leine grnsnnuns firy
oas SprsltoentNamt antilnbi9te. gr las be,
fclben cbne Ole 9erln9itr ltthtbare SemiltbstS
tpr9un9, ,pcrauf CT ornslben ,pieber sulailie,,sI
e9te nnb IN Die 9eraumi9e SaGebe ces bes|
rhbmten braunen Nofes Itedte, ,lnb (leb AMI
pen Sapttdn iprnceno, bemerete TT: ugs iitI
ein febr G66ner Gag, gapitan IT wirflb Elm |
frbr Ihoner Gag" uSa iebr fb6n." ernie,
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nrbme Sabrt berunter 9eba6tM ,,Sani Co.
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meine 5srren )" norauf oct sIsitbmitbise AT.
te 5crr fcrtpatibrlte, 0eb i'm 3Se9sebsn sez
gen bic paGasiere nno D1annlcbaft berbeusl
seno, weltbe ourtb ibre lauten Subslrufe bic
snft niepcrballcn mabcn"
Diefer moberne gineinnatus empfns bic
Stahritbt BON leiner ernennun9 5u Dem ersI
ba6eniten Qmtc Oct Union nit Dcllfcmmener
9cmitbsrubs. 3Bie perihieben Scn ber
QBireun9, rpslebe bic ndmlitbe Statbrie6t anf
pcn anpern ganooaten, G f :, in Nsu OorfI
bate, ais be teIesrapbiIhe 0epeIebe berleIen|
,purpe, uno cine Sratbfeblasuns pariber seI
baltsn purbe BON gaB unp isinem feiIyn @e,
fclse. Seio, 3aplor nno gaB, ipnrpen BON
eem ndm!ihsM @efhbl enrhernnssn, eas Der
Solfefanbipat er,pablt fpsrpsn mi0s. 9aps
Icr fhbIte IberSeust, oaB CT reebt fei unb baeI
CT auf bic Srunbfdte 3Baebinstcns erfcls'I
reid Iein mife. ga6 bin9csen mar ittb Bee
lpuBt, oaB sr sn frisbenpsr politifsr Gi,
unb auf ole bon polf aufssfeItsn 8runo,
ldBe cine Neoerase erlsicen mIGe. [8oIfsr.|
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Scr Ytc SSuli.

llnkre Stabt 1T bcutc i'm Stitrflcips !; olls
@sfbdfts ruben, unb RancnsntcnnCr uno ba8
Qduten oer @lodsn pcrtinbi9ten bsn Nnbrutb
cs6 @s6urt6ta 9s6 unierer Srtibsity unb lmlsrs
Sir9sr ibifsn fb an tGnfrlbsn fcifli6 ;u bols
ten, pie es bon Nltcr6 br 0tbrducblidb mar.
Ger 72ife SoBu6to9 unitrer lInabbdn9i9:
fsitS:GrfIdtm9 1T on9t6rcCbsn unc ruff mans
DIE @re9niiR ;uritd, bic isit Dem A. Suli 1776
prrfamsn. Gur meni9s bon Der fleinen tops
fern S6aor, wslte 9lttb nob jcncm Gage in
Nnfprub 9enommen purbCn, um bic Sreibcit
~ erfdmpfsn, lsben mob untsr un8-bie wsit
9r0ssre Sabl 1T Su einem beferen qebsn en9ss
9an9sn, nahbem fte bic Srubt ibrer Sbotsn
9stsben unb gum Sbeit 9encGsn battsn; absr iGs
re Sbaten leben fort in @sbdbtniGe Der Rods
nslt, Defenders 70 lan9e aI6 oieis Die SrsDeit
9enisbt, weIbe iie ertdmpft bobsn.
9te fdbne unb entftbIcltne @rfldrun0, wsls
be bic patrctsn Der 9spoluticn beute Dor 72
Sabrsn 9s9en England mobkn, piro fir ims
nler Elm msrfwirti9eS @rei9nis in Der 9Gelt9ss
fbibte blci6en. gS f6sn bamolS Yernsaen uno
unweife su iein bas l3 fbwabs unbep6fsrte
&cIcnien elmer mabti9en Monardbie Srcs bcs
ten, uno Nues ,par 9eipannt ouf Die Scl9en bic
barauS sntifebsn m6Cbtsn. 2tbcr bic lIntsr>
seibnsr Der lInabbdn9S SfsitSs@rftdrun9 marsn
nibt bic Wldnnsr psde fb Dor 9robun9tn
firbtetsn; Sie lisssn Der grflirun9 oucb Die
3Bat fcl9sn uno srfdmpftsn Die Srsibst, tsren
gntifsDsn mir bsute fsern.
1Sie piele 8olfsr Der QSslt belfre6sn iib uns
fsrsm Ssifpisle Su fol9en wcpon Die neusrsn
Grssni0s in europa ben beifsn 8ewsiS lisfrn,
unb NIT mslbsr Sruoe ,phrbsn fis snsn dbns
liben Sag tsisrn.-@m SsmeS, Welb Gin uns
fbdsbarss Gut bic Srsibsit 1T Ssosr Der 0s
senisbt foats ltb babsr bsfrebsn fte su erbaIten,
curb pdnftlhe @rf0tluns Der pftbtsn wsIds
bic gcnliitutcn pcn isbsm Srsimanne fcrcsrt,
weSu bic punftibe SswCbnun9 Der. 2Bablsn
unb Ssf6rbsruns eerjsni9sn Dlabrs9sln 9sbort
Die bsm 9Bobls bes Qancss fSrberlib iinb, ba>
init bic fpatsffsn 0atbfommen nod fossn fcns
lnsn: "lDir fno frei!' .....
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Scr 0eobotter bis 5ur oBob[.

Der QSabIfampf 1T nun bs9cnnsn uno fol9s
Iib Die Ssit ba no eS ,pibti9 iif,fir jeosnQSbiN
NIT Den @runhideen fsinsr Yarts ndbsr uno
ppGfpmmen bsfannt ju msrbsn, um ensufsDsn
pie witti9 e6 1T bei Der ndtbifsn Dabl ;u Iiss
gen. Der Seobabtsr pirb, ws 9sm6bnlib, ss
fib tpdbrsno bsm 0e9snwdrti9sn 9Bobfampfs
an9sIs9en fsin Iaikn fit Die @rrpdbIun9 nnisrsr
@anbiboten nab 6siten Srdftsn ;u rpirfsn unb
feline Qeier NIT beren @barofter unb Gruneldts
gen befannt gu MAIDEN, srrportst ba9c9en aber,
oaS alIs Sreunbs oer 9uten Sacbe itb bemilbsn
nerben fir bic ,psitsre 8erbretun9 bslElben ,u
for9en. lin beS teiCbter Su MAIDEN erbistsn
mir un6 ben Seobabter pon nun Dis gum Is.
Rcpsmbsr fir rsn 9erin9en Yrei6 pcn S7a
Gent an einSslns llntsrlOrsiber ;u fnoen. 3ier
llatsrlbrsibsr in einen Yaf fir Ss1, uno nsun
fir So. Sn jsbtm Safe mus absr rorouS bsz
jaDlt merben. llntrs Srcunpe Ginb srlutbt ibs
re SsltsQun9en bolb gu MAIDEN.
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Wb9s--tie 8lOrs bsS bsrannabsnesn Sis9ss|
alattst jsesS Wb3:@siibt; uno unlsrs @esnsr,
lsisn i'm einsn wie i'm anSern bic Soanbfbriftl
Su ibrsr 0isbsrloss. @jsn. Saplor nod tsisI
ne Srunes, babsn Fl d ME srssbsn.
Qleranoer Hamfey, @prfesr.
Wortcn Me9NitasL 9apib 08. pattsrlOn,
! Sbcmas 9. @obran, @sors g. Osaer,
NO6srt Srsbsl, 9apo Cooper.
9Saibin9ton SpwnlanbQct 8snion,
Scbn G. Sunfsl, qT3iaiom S. @sbsrt,
SamsS Sor, Sofepb parton,
Sran; q. BUD, Gee. QB. QStprenes,
Benjamin Wanbias, Scbn Isnlcn,
Ssor9 Year. .. 2t 8innsm
}SDon1as 5. 2SottiOn, {. .. Q8stmors,
9eof9 Srefp, Sobn Morrfon,
.. .. eltsr' 8. QS. Yotrif,
paul =. prsltOn. Samuel 06. Yearfcn,
Y. G. Darlington, 2llsr. QS. Saplcr,
Staat6 gentral.@ Committee.
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oBer 1T 0Niuarp Uillmpre !?

9iss 1T cine Srase, ,peIde bic &oto. .Bldt,
ter redt IpiBfnois anfitsIlsn. Ser 8altimo.
rsn Clipper iast :-mi lIaro s In
nun Gin ganbipat fir bic SieespreItoeuts
ftaft, sins als Snabs IN bic sep6bnlitbe <ano
Cctule, bis ct 16 Sabre ait mar, ,porauf er
ais sebrjuuse 3u einem Q8afer Fam, rpelebes
8ehaft er bier Sabre bstrist. SIN 1ltsr|
bon l 9 Sabren ,purpe Ct bel 9fiebtsr moob,
BON erie gauntp bereoet fein bisbsrisss See
lbaft 3u Derlalfsn nnb ole Nehte 5u fneiren,|
fir wsleben 3pef oer Nihtsr ibn prn frsts1|
Sebraub ieiner Bhtrr offerrirte. Der tnns|
ae SilImore blisb in Der Office bes Niebtsr|
Dccp tie ct 81 Sabr aft rpar, ,pabren b 'ps!'|
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Ser iebte Smnt bua -

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