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July 20, ls4s-$3 63.

GHERIFF'S SALE.-Ry virtue of a writ OF
y ii. fa ct lev fa., to me directed from the court
Of Common Pleas of Monroe county. Ohio, will
offer for sale, at public outcry, in the town OF
Woodsield, in said county, on "Wednesday, the
9th day of August, lS4S, between the hours OF 10
o'clock, a. m, and o'clock, p. m, of said day,
the following described personal property, TO Wit:
One sorrel mare, one wagon saddle, and one dou-
be.reined bride and nartingales; taken in execu-
ton as the property of John McJilton at the suit
OF Anderson s. Dewey.
july 2s. ls4s. VIM. d. PATTON. Sheriff
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HEADACHE.-W Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills are positive cure for this distressing COM
plsint; because they purge from the body those
bilious humors which are the cause not only OF
headache, giddiness, nausea and sickness &c, out
Of all the Ills to which flesl is heir One twenty
five cent box of the above named Indian Vegetable
Pills, nay. single dose, will frequently carry of
violent headache; and. in cases ofiong standing
perseverance alone is wanted in order to make
cure Of every description of headache.
W1ights Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and
improve digestion anG purify the blood, and there'
fore give new life and vigor to the whole frame
0G- Be,ca,e of Sugar Coated Co,tnferJe"s!
Remember, the original and genuine indlan
Vegetable Pills have the written signature OF Wm'
Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine for sale by A. & G. II. Dav-
export. sole agents for Woodsfield. For other
agencies see advertisement in another column.
I Office and General Depot, 1863, RACE st.
philadelDhie ftt' q H'.' .H 'Hiat.3t -|' -.f.
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July 20, lS4s.

a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. .-.-P Personal
"a. Property belonging to the Estate Of Isaac
Yoho, deceased, consisting of Wheat, two Guns,
Que Silver Watch, two Clocks, and various other
articles, will be sold at vendue at Wocdsheld. on
the 7th day Of August, lS4s, commencing at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon.
July 22, 1848. p. tn. WEST, Admr. &
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unROBATE NOTICE.-Notice is here

n NOllCEs-INOkiCc 70 ucteoy
III 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 and for the county of Munroe and State of
Ohio, by the executors, administrators and guar.
dams OF the estates Of the following named per-.
sons, TO witt
William Johnston and Levi Garard, executors
of Jonah Garard, deceased. Final. sssk
Daniel Mar, executor Of Richard Dslosuts, de-.
ceased. Final. t. 15.i,. ...,s. "a 4 a. p. s4<a
Henry G. Morris and Ada Law, administrations
Of Levi Stephens, deceased. Final. euifss.. z
John Brown, administrator f Jacob Crow .eds-
ceased. Final. aslaa, slG 4. atsira.. ha5
Mary Best, Administrative Of Henry Best, de-
ceased. Final.
Henry D. Reed. executor Of John Reed, de-
ceased. Final ga 1ptE assa -ss .lie
VIM. C. Walton, guardian 10 Isaac Baldwin,
lunatic.
Edward Archbold, guardian to John Holdrsn..
| luna,ic. Final. 8f 9gf3E
Martha Quick, administratix Of John Quick. de-
ceased. Final
That the said accounts are now on file IN said
Office subject to the inspection OF all persons in-
teresed, and are continued untilthe Octobertertn.
of said court lsls for final settlement and confir-
nation. p VIM OhEts Oetk.'
The above accounts will ba examined by the.
undersigned, Master Commissioner. at the Clerks
I Office in Woodsfeld, in the order 10 which they
stand commencing on the first Monday IN sep
tember next, and examine two each day until Al
| are examined aud reported. 2, s3..
July %, ls4s. VIM OKEY, Mas. Com.
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a TTACHAIENT.--A my instance, an at
"A, tachment was this day issued by Isaac MUIR
ray, Justice Of the Peace in Franklin township,
Monroe County, Ohio, against the property and
county. Dated this 2Sth day OF July, l84S.
Aug. &. lS4S. m DANIEL COOPER
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o. See advertisement.

lust received and for sale by ANSHUTZ.
ID POLLOCK & CO., large lot Of No. !
KAMA VIVA SALT. 4.a
Having made arrangements with the Kanawha
Salt Association, we will be prepared at all times
to furnish our customers with this valuable article,
which is at least twenty-five per cent better than
Pittsburgh Salt. 81 .45
Suhfish, July 26, 1848. .-a.
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ISAAC YOHOS ESTATE,--Not is here.
by given that the subscriber has been appoint.
ed and qualified as administrator Of the estate OF
Isaac Yoho, late OF Monroe county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate, will
present them legally authenticated within one year
from this date, for settlement aud all persons in
debted to the same, will please call, and make
immediate payment.
July 9Th. lS4s. THOMAS WEST, Adm.
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VOSEPH HALLS ESTATE.---Notlce IS
81 hereby given that the subscriber has been aP-
pointed and qualified as administrator Of the estate
Of Joseph Hall, late of Monroe county deceased.
All having claims against said estate, will
present them legally authenticated within one year
from this date, for settlement; and all persons in
debt ed to the same, will please call, aud make i'm
mediate payment.
Z July 22d, l84S. ABNER bEALE, Adm.
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WORMS! WORMS! woRMS!i

q To remove those Troublesome and dangerous
inhabitants Of the stomach and bowels, which 50
often impair the health and destroy the Lives Of
children, use JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE,
certain and safe preparation for the removal Of
the various kinds Of worms, dyspepsia, sour stom-
ach, infantle fever and sgue, and debility oil the
stomach and bowels and organs OF digestion. II
IS without exception one OF the most valuable
preparations in the world.
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN CUREp.
From Mrs Ssome, formerly Mrs. James OF ph'la'
= Bristol, Pa, Jan. l6, lS46

y
From Mrs. Sisome, formerly Mrs. James OF Phlla.
Bristol, Pa, Jan. l6, lS46
Messrs. Editprs--.I write to inform you and the
nublc. that nv son was under the treatment OF
our family doctor for more than year, for very
troublesome disease of the skin, without obtaining
any relief. then applied to several other phys-
clans, who gave him SO much medicine, and diet
ed him so low, that thought he would die from
its effects. One physician told me that It was q
disease TO which some families were subject, and
could not be cured. Some call it Scrotula, and
others letter, Salt Rheum, Eczema, Leprosy, &c.
After trying every means for nearly i've years
without effect, I was advised to give him Dr.
JAYNE'S ALTERNATIVE. At this time, he
was literally sore from his head to his feet Some-
times it would dry up and scurf off, and then break
out again as bad as ever and itch and burn so IN
toerably as to drive him almost TO distraction.
| He had not taken the ALTERATIVE, however,
| two weeks before there was change tor the bet'
ter. He went 10 school all the time while taking
the medicine and partook Of the same kind OF food
as the rest Of the family, and ran about through
thick and thin, the same as the other boys OF the
school until he was perfectly cured, and became
fat and hearty, and though now over five years o
| age. vet not symptom of the disease has ever
made its appearance. He took altogether twenty
six bottles of the Alternative, and no othe
| medicine while using 1t. Yours, respectfully,
| 'o' MARY ANN 'sISOME.
| Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia
and sold on agency by at
| ]. q. FLEMING, P. M, Woodsfeld,
| Moses p. MILES & SON, Samerton,
| Eli j. K. Holmes, Clarngton, q -a-}
| f. MYERS, New Castle, s.f.s, ,,.,.s1ais
i uEA
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EVERY BODY PRAISES JAYNE's HAIR

'EVEKY BUDf FNAIoEo JH TIVE = 1-Af 11-AfN
~ 81 ss rup'shI TONIC. t-3hl ''3
And for the best reason in the world, because
II is the only hope that the bald headed can have
of once more regaining the full flowing locks Of
hair, with which nature adorned their heads 10
YOUTH which it does to all who use it as directed
Tiv II. all YOU who need more Of handsome hair.
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HEAR DIR. HIGBY'S OPINION.

DR.. L. Highly, Milwaukee, w. T., November
l, lsi5, writes 10 Dr. Jayne, and says, Your Car.
mnative Balsam, Hair Dye, and Hair Ionic' az,
go well. and the Basam goes finely II has saved
many lives this season. l had 10 get twice sup.
Piled in New York in September last. shall
want Of you at least 200 bottles. Ihaye on sale,
aud have seen tried many of the "crack articles
for the Bilious Diarrhoea, which we are subject
10; and Of all, yours is invaluable, lcoud get 50
per bottle for il, could not be had for less and
any quantity Of certificates Of the strongest kind
These Darrhoeas are the worst diseases we have
here, aud your Baisam Is the only thing that cure
| them l1ii5. 90 ti3a, .a,. II !. 4
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, phiIadelphia
and sold on agency by,
J.. G. FLEmING, P. NJ, Woodsfield.
| Moses p. MILEs & SON. Somerton.
| ], X. HoLMEs, Clarington. sT
| f. MyERs, New Castle.
i9es T. HEApLEY, Jamestown.
4 Also Jayne's Carmnative, never failing rem
edy for the Bowel Complaint, Collie, &c.
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Ma OAD NOTICE. --Notics Is hersby gwen

W v DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby gwen,
EH, that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners OF Monroe County, at their next ses-
sion, praying for an order to lay out public mad
through part of Enoch TowpshiP, IN said coun-
ty. to begin at the east side of Duck Greek where
tbe county road crosses said line; thence south
along said line to the south west cornes oil sait
county, and there to end The sald road to be es-
tablished forty feet wide; one half TO be IN Mon-
roe. the balance to in Morgan County. as e alrea-
dy petitioned for \ PEilllONEA
= June l7th, lS4S. tA
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Attachment Notice.
STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS.
In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
ar June Term, A. d. lS4S. .'
IN ASSUMPSIT.
D ct1nn

. John Craig, RlchaFd ,
J. Clarke and Samuel IN ASSUMpSai'
Craig. partners trading Damages 5000.
under the firm of Craig, Notice is hereby given
Clarke & Co. to all persons interested,
80 va that on the 27th day of
Charles medallion. June ,ls4s, The said Craig,
Clarke e. Co. sued out Of said Court Writ OF At
tachment against the lands tenements, goods chat,
tells rights credits, moneys and effects OF the said
Charles McCall:on. a nonresident Of the State o,
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.
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
I,,v % lsA8. Monroe Common Pleas.
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Ps.lQ7;s7. This text 10, and must ever be, as.
sociated in the writer's mind, with the lamented
Nc Candles and :. beloved infant long since gone
70 Heaven ,tx,,t,5;sy s.l ) Z y .stg, +
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nothing in the way of to note The weather j.
hot and beautiful to-day and promises to continue.
Manchester CoRv "ERKrr. September Q
The past week has been very favorable for harvest one
ratons TIE grain trade has therefore, lost the buoyan
cy the three weeks Influenced by the pro-
ceedings in both London and Liverpool, the mar
ket here has been quiet and to-day open with
very limited demand, at a decline Of I'D. per bushel
on wheat, and Il to 1-e per bbl on flour Indian corn
is also Is IS per quarter cheaper whilst all other
tees of the trade either cheaper held at merely
nominal prices.
DUBLIN CoBN MARKEr, Sept /, 1913.
We have very fine weather. and in the
ket for grain, prices looking downwards or
foreign arrivals have but a small quantity
There was at to-day's market, a good show Of
samples Of new wheat the condition of which
varied greatly. The reports OF the crops of grain
generally from the country, are more favorable;
and the remarks, to extent, may be said to
apply to the potato crop. The failure will however,
be great this year
GLASGOW, Friday Night.
Our market for pig iron continues without change
There are, to-day, but few sellers, and can
be bought under 45s. 3D. tor No. /, for cash.
We have had very fine and bright day here,
which has infused spirit into commercial mart
the share market is consequently looking up, and
the grain down. We may further remark, that, in
commercial matters generally an improved feellng was
manifested Change and in other business places.
HULL MARKET, Sept. 1.
At our corn market to-day there q fair show
Of samples of wheat Foreign and English is limited.
The farmers seem to be holding for higher rates.
good business was done to-day in wheat, and
at an advance the previous Fridays prices Of from
Is to Is; new did not find buyers The supply Of lin
seed has been large and at the sales effected the
vious rates obtained Tar is in good demand,
and at previous prices. The taow market is better,
and higher prices obtained. Commercial matters are
generally favorable.
HAvRE, Sept. I, ls4s.
The cotton market is firm, but sales small.
MANCHESTER GooDs-YARN MARKET, Sept. 2,
The intelligence of armistice between Germany
and Denmark, has given frmer tone to this market.
Holders of both goods g. yarn very firm in their
operations and although the business doing to-day is
not extensive, still higher prices are ia cases,
asked Were it not for the position Of affairs between
Austria and Italy, which indirectly affects the mar.
ket, considerably buoyancy and activity would pre-
vail. The state Of employment throughout this dis
trict is still on the improving scale.
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Markets.

Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Sept. Friday, 2 P. M
excited great interest and have in measure re-
vved the apprehension Of an extended continental
war. The movements making by the French govern
ment with their military preparations, leave little
doubt Of the part to be taken in the event Of
the joint mediation being rejected by Austria. On
the other hand 1t is not considered probable that the
Austrian government would reject the mediation of
England and France If she stood alone in the matter
and 1t is consequently concluded that Of
support either has actually been gven Is relied upon
from the Emperor of Russia. These the views and
conectures formed upon the subject here which have
threwn gloom over some departments Of
business this morning
Consols commenced for the account this morning at
Se, since which they have declined to S5a both for
money and account. The feeling and opinion Of Sir
Charles Woods method Of selling stock is, that if
900 had been brought upon the market this
nng could not have been disposed of at S5 There
have been no very large transactions in Consols SO
that the market has gradually slipped away under the
influence Of minor operations
A moderate amount Of business has been done in
Foreign Securities. Portuguese Four per Cents have
been done at 22X q, Spanish Five per Cents 12a 4,
the Three per Cents 222s ~ Peruvian 29x, Mexican
16Z, Russian % div, Dutch Two-and- a. half per
Cents AK Asa, and the Four per Cent Certificates
70X 7014.
Nothing particular has occurred in Railway Shares
Quarter before g. P. M-Consols for Account, S554 q.
In the Public Securities Of the United States of fine.
rice-United States 6s per cent, 96H NewIYo rk 5's
COL Pennsylvania SIS, &C Ohio 6's So 90; Masss-
chusetts 6's, IS 100 Indiana SIS, 30 Illinois 6's,
IS 8; South Carolina SIS. So Maryland SIS 67.9
Alabama SIS, SO So 60; Kentucky 6s, 49,
City Stocks.-New York 5's 500; New Orleans SIS
The following table shows the fluctuations in Con-
soils from August 26 to September l.
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that though the weather had been favorable for bring
ing the harvest TO close, sellers of wheat had asked
mere money fine GIBBS. Pomeranan having been
held 81 42s ard coed 60 to ellhs Uckermark Mt 40s
ia 4ls. per Or, free on board. In sprng very
little business had been done. Pom.ranisn barley
had been held at equal to 20s. per Or free board.
At Rostock the old stocks appear TO have become
quit exhausted; and, farmers had been too busily
engaged in the fields to bring much corn to market,
the transactions had necessarily been small. No one
disposed to make offers free board nd
respondent gives no quotations.
The advices from konigsberg are OF the l9sh inst.
There had not been much doing in wheat, owing to
the high rates asked. Common red had been held at
40s. and fine mixed at 46s per Or, free on board.
At Hamburg Tuesday there was good deal OF
exceme Mt owing to the animated reports from hence
Most of the heat the spot had been sod and there
but few from outports The last sale of Up
land had been ut equal to 4ss per or. free board
and for parcel of good quality, to be shipped from
Hostein 45s. per or had been paid. A good deal of
rain appears to have fallen in that neighborhood by
which the crops might, it was apprehenied, receive
injury.
All over the Mediterranean prices of whsat and IN
dian have risen, since it has become known that
England would be likely to require to import largely Of
bread stufs.
Bank OF England.
An account pursuant to the Act 7th and 9Th Vio.,
chap 49, for the week ending Saturday the Goth day Of
August, 1848.
DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued E26S53D Government Debt. ELI 100
Other Securities. 29SA9O0
Gold Coin and Bull
Silver Bullion. 49,. 776,li7
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full prices Tartar has been dull of sale About 1870
bales Turkey madden roots have been disposed OF pru-
cpally at 3Ss 90 bales Naples roots realized 9s per
cwt About so tons Philadelphia bark have been sold
at previous prices Full prices have been paid for
about 40 tons olive, in small lots 80 tons seal oil
brought EOS, 20 tons cod f23, and few tons whale
f26 per ton. Pale rape oil brought 3Ss to 3Ss Cd per
cwt Spirits Of turpentine again dearer 1000
Of palm oil have been sold at ELS to G29 los ~ bales
Coir yarn sold at Ell los per ton The talow irket
has been brisk and prices have advanced Is per
cwt. Lard in fair dema nd at fully last weeks rates
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Actual Circulation OF the Herald

eePt H. 1hursoAy. <o'o ooPieS
The publication Of the Morning Edition Of the Herald
msnoed yesterday at 10 minutes O'clock and finished az
rs minutes before ocock the first Afternoon Edition
At Is oclenk, and flushed at clock,
the second at oooch apshed at ~ minutes o'clock,
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INTELLIGENCE TO THE LATEST MOMENT
RECEIVED FROM
LONDON AND DUBLIN,
LIV II r r o OF,
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
AND
SPECIAL EXPRESS
FOR THE
NE " YOR X II = r A Id.


LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Sept. 2.
The Europa is about to start. herewith send
by her the news received to the latest moment,
tor the Ntw York Herald, by electric telegraph
and special engine express.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
South w est Corner Fulton and Nassau 9tO&
JAMES GORDON BENNETY.
PROPRIETOR,

PROPklETOk,
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
PARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CIoccA AND
HeNoR NERI-EToN Boy.
BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery-DSsrRucr1oN OF THE BAa-
TILL RoBBIR's WuE-Y0USG SCAMP.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway--RIcH.nrv- Box
AND Cox
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham Street-IpIor WITNESS
-MysrERIEs AND AsERIEs OF New YoRK-WooL DEALER.
N1BLOs. AsToR PLACE-LrcIA Dr LAxMERnooR-sIe-
NOR NoRoNHA
BURROWS THEATRE, Chambers strest-OLD GuARD-
C0Mus-SEKING THE ELEPHANT
CASTLE GARDEN-MuaoAL ENr ERrAINMKNra
SOCIETY LIBRARY-CAMPsEIL's MrNsrRHA
MINERVA ROOMS-TAyLoR's CAnAIeNa
PANORAMA HALL-BANvARp's PANORAMA
NELODEON-NAeIc Mysrrc,sm VIRGINIA srRNA-
pERa
Observation-Disclosures MNsrRELs CONCERN
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway and Walker street.
SAcR ED DIoRAMAs.
New York, Friday, September 10, 1s4s.
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French plays are to be discontinued at the st.
James's, which will hereafter be devoted to English
drama 1t is said that play by Mrs. Mowatt is among
the novelties to be produced there.
Farren, Mrs Nisbet, and the Cushmans, starring
in the provinces.
The Adelpbi company, under Celeste, are playing at
the Haymarket.
The Weather and the Crops.
[From the European Times Sept 81
We rejoice to state, that since last number de-
cided and very favorable has aken place in the
weather which, at this critical moment is Of the most
vital Importance to all classes During several days
past have been blessed with the most genial
shine which find from, all the reports which have
reached U.S. appears to have been general throughout
England and Ireland. In London and the southern
counties the weather during the week has been spen
did. On Thursday afternoon a little rain fell but it
was only partial Upon thewhole there is again well
grounded hope that the harvest of wheat at least will
prove nearly average one Mr.. Hudson, the member
for Sunderland intelligent observing man reported
in the House of Commons on Wednesday, that he had
travelled great extent of ground in the north
within these few days. and gave very sauguine opin
ion Of favorable result. Lord John Russell, also,
with reference to Ireland, avowed that the Govern
ment reports were most contradictory; but, upon
the whole they favorable than they we're a
short time ago. He thought that Q very considerable
portion Of the crop would prove available but that
expectation might be disappointed the result must be
patiently waited for. Within the ast week far
cheerful feeling has existed The rise in the Corn mar
ket at Mark lane on Monday is scarcely maintsne
The Corn Trade OF Europe
From the London Mercantile Gazette, Sept / 4
The improveme Mt which has taken pit ace n the wea-
Their since last, has already had the effect Of in
some measure, alayipg the approximations, 30 preva.
lent last week in regard to the future supply OF food
That considerable damage was done by the long co n
tinued wet cannot be questioned; bat we hope that
the mis- chief may prove serious to cause any
real scarcity Az far az the grain crops concerned
the quality has been more affected by the insuspi.
cious weather than the quantity and the great falling
of will ar be in the article Of petatoes but
there the generally good yield to the may in
measure comp. for the loss by the disease and
We st hope that the country may bs spared the mis-
fortune Of high prices. good deal OF grain has been
got in during the last few days in better condition
than that previously carried; and la the later dis
trics, where cutting not commenced until after
the cessation Of the rain, the harvest would, II
should have settled weather during the month. turn
out much better than at time supposed, and
on the whole are not disposed To take despond ug
vi.w 81 the future The advices received this week
from Ireland speak more favorably Of the potatoes
than previous accounts; the disease Is appearr not
frreading 10 fat az many apprehe nded would have