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REGULAR PACKETS.
GALENA. ST. ClxeslX AND ST.
PETERS PACKET LINE.
Es 1919. a
US. SENATOR.
CAPTAIN Orrin Sn,iM.

DIR. FRANKLIN. US. SENATOR,
Capt. NJ. ". Lodcick. Captain Orr'n Sn,iM
"llE above well known boats will run
- IN connection during the ensuing sea.
son, between GalcDa ~ Croix and st Peters,
stopping at all intermedia e ports. They have
both been thoroughly repaired and painted, and
are admirably adapted Ia the trade. Freight
shipped from below TO the agents at Galena, will
be reshipped to any port above on either Of The
above boats, free of expense for draynge, storing
or forwarding, and without DO nv.
The Scnat will make regular weekly trips
leaving Galena every Monday at l2 O'Clock NJ,
and return on SATURDAY.; aiiording persons an OPP
portnnity 10 visit the Falls OF ST Anthony, with
out being out on Sunday.
The well known reputation OF their command
ers will be n sufficient guarantee 10 shippers h a,
ANYTHING entrusted TO their care will be prompt
" ate dcd Ia, and thar no effort on their part
will be wanting I render their boats pleasant
and comfortable 10 passengers.
AGENTS.
r II Campbell, Galena.
NAPLES 4 zerke, Dubuque.
il. I.angworthy, -
II W Rrishois, Prairie dn Chicn.
Nelson Gilbert & Co, Mouth Of Chippewa.
Rurris & lIur,zcll. Point Douglass.
Churchill l. Nilsson, Saltwater.
II VI Rice. ST Pauls and ST Peters.
March ~, 1892.
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THE GREAT REMEDY or THE

Davenport. June eth, 1919.
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RAGS WANTED,
CALIFORNIA GOLD!
AND IT'S EFFECTS ON PROP.
EasTY.
Hr is predicted by all tho old


l merchants and successful operators of the
las. who tor hall n century have closely OBJ
scrv,; the monled operations and lis effects on
property, that the late discoveries OF inexhanst-
bile mines Of Gold in California, will advance
the prices of real estate Throughout; the East aud
Western States some two or three hundred per
cent, and that there Is not one acre Of land near
the riv.r in the Valley OF the Upper Mississippi.
but what will sell from twenty 10 thin, dollars
per acre within the next three years. T. ere IL
now nm opportunity of purchasing at reasonable
prices, several tracts ot the best situated and
most valuable landed property in Scott county,
selected MANY wears SINCE BY mSscii; offer tac
whole On reasonable terms. as wish 10 20 into
a speculation To- large amount, in the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad that is TO pass through Da,-
EXPORT
Will sell the follow ne property list. Two
forty acre tracts within two miles OF Davenport.
I'd. Four tracts of eighty acres each within
one and one haifm OF Davenport. One hun-
bred and fifty acres broae, house, and good and
never falling water.
81. Twenty five acres Of good timber within
four miles OF town.
-,,h A large store md dwelling in Davenport,
rccea,v built and in the most substantial man.
ner. nov rented a, sse,.0 per annum.
9TH. \ steam Touring mill, % by 90 feet, new
and in good running order, well located on the
hank OF the rlverln Davenport, with good land
ing and now rented nj 81 100 per annum.
9Th. The best water power III Iowa, capable
II running thiri, pair Of four and hali-iooi
burr stone, or other machinery in proportion,
with sixty acres OF good land attached.
| will guarantee the above property 10 sell
within three wears ai an advance % iit,y per cent
IN purchase. under forfeiture OF two thousand
dollars 10 the purchasers
y. y. Wanted hands TO Gu, COCO rails.
Apply to
A. C.. FULTON,
A, the Post Office, Davenport.
March LIST. 1870.
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sortmeut OF Printers Cards oil all sizes and quail
ties, which they offer for sale al extremely low
rates. They will supply Printers with Type,
Cases, Stands, Chases, Rules, Furniture, &c., as
cheap AZ the same articles can be purchased in
New York or Boston. They are also agents for
McCrary's Printing Inks
PRINTING PAPER,
From the well-known mill Of Younslove, Iroyt
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- COURT.-On Wednesday, the 18th day of
May, 1649, betwee the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m.
at O'Clock p M, on the premises, in Union
township, Monroe county, Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder the following described real o.
tate, as the property Of Jacob Archer, deceased.
to wit. The west half of the southeast quarter Of
section 81, township I, and range 8, containing
eOacres; lying and being in Monroe county, Ohio.
Terms, ,--0ne third in hand, one-third in six
months, and he residue in one year, with interest
thereon Fl ON the day Of sale; pay nents to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction Of the subscriber.
JOHN LANNAM.
April IA, l849.@ Admir- Of Jacob Archer, deed
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ COURT On Saturday. the 10Th day of May.
o'clock, p. nl., on the premises. in Union town.
ship. Monroe county. o., will be sold to the high
est bidder. the following real estate, the proper
ty Of Joseph Gibson, deceased. to wit: Lots Nos.
and in the town of Perryopolis also, the north
east quarter ot the northeast quarter of secro 49,
township Z, and range 8. in the GAINESVILLE Land
District, subject ia the dover Of the widow
Terms OF sale-One-third IN hand, one-third in
six months, and one-thrd in one year, with inter.
est OH the deferred payments; to be secured to the
satisfaction of the undersigned
GEORGE w. BROWN,
.g@ Admir- Of Joseph Gibson, decd.
April 81, ls49. uc y oNH N
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A DMINIsTRAToR'S SALE OF REAL

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
"A. ESTATE.-On the 2lst daY of May, l849,
at two O'Clock 10 the afternoon, on the premises
hereinafter mentioned, in Union township, Mon
roe county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid
der the following real estate, as the property Of
Abraham Archer, deceased, 10 wit: Tie east half
Of the northeast quarter of section 80, township 7.
and range 8, subject TO the dover estate of Mary
Archer; also the southeast quarter OF the south
east quarter of section 20, township z. and range
g. subject to dover; also, the west half Of the west
half Of the northwest quarter Of section 20, in
township Z, and range 8, unincumbered by dover;
all lying and being in Monroe county, aforesaid,
and appraised as follows; the first described tract
al $500, the second above described tract at $780,
and the third aud last tract at $400. Terms Of
sale-One third in hand. one-third in six months,
and the residue in one year; to be secured to the
satisfaction Of the undersigned. sA4
5iI tiga JAMES ARCHER,
a.s ls.lfn Admir- Of Abraham Archer, decd.
April 81. lS49 y siis ili
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Bowen's North American Farmer,
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TELEGAPHIC MARKET sEPORTER
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This journal is expressly devoted 10 the tastes
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from many of the most eminent writer's in this
country and in Europe. appear in its columns-a.
mong whom may be mentioned Hon. George p.
Marsh, Hon. Morris Longstreth, Hon Thomas h,
Burrows, James Gowen, Esq, Profs. Liebig and
Baner of Germany Francis J. Ggunds Edgar A.
Poe, John S. Bowen, Esq,, SC. alft
TERMS One copy, I'll; four copies, 50; aad
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The Money, Produce. Cattle. Iron. Dry Goods.
and all other markets throughout the Union, are
carefully reported, under the direction Of Mr..
Sirouse. the senior publisher, who 10 thorosghry
and practically conversant with mercantile psir-
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in few hours previous TO oprintng the papers, and
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Notwithstanding this paper is published at half
the cost OF others, it contains more reading matter
and is as large sheet as any 50 paper in the Uai-
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Specimen copies may be seen at any postofhce-
All monies received are acknowledged in the
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e3-Editors who choose TO copy the above will
receive the paper in exchange, and receive 81
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Woodsfeld Division, No. 494,
MEET AT THEIR HALL,
In the Court House, every Tuesday Evening.

0o-We feel ourselves bound 10 speak of Neil.
ister's .dH-Healing Ointment, as a simple, yet
great and good medicine. From the high stand.
ing il has attained all over the country, and from
not another article of patent medicine would we
be willing to exchange for this Ointment. For al
diseases OF the Skin, Rheumatism, Stiff Joints,
Gout, Scrofua and a great many other complaints,
we do not believe it can, euer p,H be surpassed
or equalled. a1
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
Telegraphed for the Ohio Statesman.
Arrival Of the Steamer Hermann.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

-
RE- COMMENCE BE.
TWEEN SARDINIA AND AUSTRIA
FRANCE READY TO REPEL THE AUS.
TRAN INVASION OF THE PAPALI
Z STATES.
NEW YORK, April IA, ls49.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
The Steamer Hermann has arrived at this port.
She lett Southampton on the 26th. She brings
100 passengers and valuable freight.
The tidings brought by her shows but little
change in the English markets.
The produce market is dull and unchanged.
The Liverpool cottor market. on the oath,
$500 bales were sold-prices firm. In the Havrs
cotton market there wao slight reaction, in con-
sequence Of the news received by the steamer
Europa. a 5a5 tsa1g 'f
The business in the manufacturing towns Of
France is improving, and active spring trade is
anticipated.
A change of the French Ministry is expected.
The amount of gold received by the various
mercantile houses in Londan, from California,
SARDINIA AND AUSTRTA-HOSTILITI
TO BE RENEWED.
All the efforts made by the Governments Of
France and Great Britain to renew the armistice
| between Sardinia and Austria has failed. Hos.
tiities would therefore be recommended and be
carried on with great rancor on both sides.
Although the sympathies of Europe were so
strangely enlisted the side Of the Italian cause
yet it was generally feared that King Charles Al
bert would be beaten by his powerful enemy, who
with ten thousand troops, meditates direct at
tack upon Turin.
HUNGARY.
| The latest accounts from Hungary state tina
the Imperialists are not making much headwa,
against the Magyers. as succass has ot late beer
on the side of the latter, who several times bea
| the Austrians.
The proposal to appoint the Emperors of Rus
sa and Germany, as mediators, has been rejected
by the Frankfort Parliament.
NAPLES
The King of Naples, it is SAID, has great diff
Guilty in keeping his throne.
Formidable Instructions are apprehended II
I Ca.abria.
FRANCE.
The returns Of the Bank of France is not quit
so favorable to trade as was anticipated
Fears are still entertained Of the socialists an
communists, and great military preparations ar
being made to preserve peace
The speech of Lord Aberdeen in the Britis
House OF Lords, relative to European affairs. pre-
duced good effect on the Poris Bourse, (stoc
market.) The three per cents were quoted at 81
10 cents, the per cents at $3.50 cents.
The French government received a telegraph
despatch announcing that the Sandman army wa
in Ticona on the Doth. On the 21st, three divi
sions of the Austrian army passed the same river
experiencing some resistance.
King Charles Albert, it was anticipated, woult
be forced across, and that great battle woult
soon be fought on the plains of vercelli.
A French expedition oftwelve thousand troop.
was ready to sail Immediately after the news tina
an Austrian army had set foot within the Pontf,
cial States. i.'
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N. +. BLACKL0CK & Go.
WHOLESALE DEALERS lN
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, BOnets, &C.,

NO. 252, BALTIMORE sTRHRT,
(.Neariy opposite Hanouer.)
BALTI M ORE, Md,
Have received their Spring stuck, and keep
constantly on hand large aud splendid assort
ment of goods in their line, embracing every va.
riety of style and quality. Our Spring stock con.
5000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
500 CASES HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, &c.
Among which we may name the following:
Ladies Fine Kid and Morocco Slippers
+" I" Patent Leather do
{" 4" sc Morocco do
{" " Patent Tip Caters
Z" I" Lasting, with Morocco Tips
(" Morrocco s. Kid Buskns, SC.
Gents Fine City made Boots
:" /" Eastern made do ~
Grain and Kip do
Fine Cali and Goat Munroes
Ladies' and Misses Bonnets of every descrip.
tion, such as: Coburg. Gimp, Cordinett, Jennie
Lind. China Pearl, Rough and Ready, Paris, DuE-
stable, Devon, Lawn, SC
A large assortment OF Hats and Caps OF the
latest style, among which name the following :
Gentlemen's Fine Six Hats. Spring Style
90 Beaver" ..
I" Russia ." '
:" Angola Hats, all Styles
Mems Brown and Black Mexican Hats
g Palo Alto q.
=" Wool
+" Fashionable Pedal ss
" Guasyagud /"
Palm Leaf Hats of all qualities. Men and Boys
Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps. Hair and Leather
Trunks. Whips, SC.
Also-A large assortment Of Boys and Misses
Shoes. Ch ldren's Shoes, Misses Bonnets, and
every article in our line.
Our stock has been selected with great care, and
bought to advantage; and we re thus prepared to
offer great inducements to country merchants and
the trade generally, whom we respectfully invite
to call and examine our stock.
Baltimore, April 3, lS49
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WILLIAM T. sELBY,
(Lats Sei1y agnetc & SDsaringen)
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealer,

MONROE STREET, WHEELING,
Is now receiving his Spring Stock Of Dry Goods
for jobbing, which being unusually large he is
prepared to offermore than ordinary Inducements,
and respectfully invites the attention Of buyers to
his stock. .3s VS.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an attach
"A meDt was this day issued by Isaac Murray. =
Justice OF the Peace of Franklin township. Nom
roe county. against the property and effects OF
William Robins, nonresident of said county,
Dated this 3Oth day of March, A. d. 1919. ..
April IA. THOMAS + WlLklNSON
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Surveying.


~ ANIEL MORRIS, an old and experienced
D Surveyor. thankful for past favors, will still
attend to the surveying of land roads, &c under
the direction of the County Surveyor Deeds.
mortgages. and other legal Instruments, drawn at
the shortest notice. Office in Woodsheld.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR
v SALE, situate in the town OF Clarington, at
the mouth Of Suntish creek, on the Ohio river
Being splendid establishment for business con-
sisting of a good dwelling house, with five rooms,
also good store room and warehouse. with an ex-
cellenl cellar under the whole establishment.-
There is also good well on the lot. All OF which
are new and in good state of repair. The sub
scriber wishes to sell the above property al private
sae-and will sell on accommodating terms. 1t
is we'll calculated for mercantile establishment,
as it is situated in the most business part OF the
town. For further particulars enquire OF the sub
subscriber, on the premises. Is
March IL, lS49. JOHN A. LYTLE. =
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N DoBERT MILLS E.-No,ics is
H. hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as executor on the estate
Of Robert Mills, late Of Monroe county, deceased.
April IL, lels. o'4u2 =. JOHN MecASLlN.
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PRoscRIprIoN.---Befor the election Gen. Tsy-
lor. to use his own words. had " no friends to re-
ward, and no enemies to punish" Such dsclara-
,ions sound well. but Il seems they are not to be
acted up to. We notice the removal Of about two
hundred pos.masters, heralded in one paper. 4,
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0o- Kentucky has sent the past year to the sin
gle market Of Cincinnati over l2o. 900 hogs. which
realized to the owners nearly $500, 900.
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HOsTILITfEs E-CoMME ENcED Be
TWEEN SARDINIA AND AUSTRIA
FRANCE READY TO REPEL THE AUS
TRAN INVASION OF THE PAPAL
z STATES.
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MARTIN AND wHITELEY's NATIONAL
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