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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-06-23
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10 all whom it may Concern.

Notice is hereby given that, at the next Term
of the Court of Common Pleas OF the County of
Monroe aud State of Ohio, John Burns, guardian
ot Andrew Burns, an idiot, will apply to said
Court for the redemption of certain tract or par
Gel of land sold for taxes the tenth day OF Janu-
ary, A. D.. 1913, by the Treasurer of Monroe
county to James Porter for the sum Of one dollar
and fifty-tour cents and two mills, which tract or
parcel of land at the time of the said sale thereof
was described as follows on the tax duplicate, to
wit: N W-N VS. 81, T 3, K 3-42 acres; %
acres of which was sold TO James Porter; which
said land stood charged with taxes at the time of
said sale to John Burns as Guardian, being trans
posed on the duplicate, IT stood "Burns John as
Guardian" to whom said taxes were charged -
Dated this 9th day OF June, l8i9.
d. Fl. WIRE,
June gov Atty for Petitioner.
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HRIST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE
" The subscriber has for sale his Grist and Saw
Mill on Sunfish creek, three miles from the town
of Woodsfeld. The Saw Mill is in good repair
the Grist Mill is provided with pair OF first rate
burrs. There is one acre of land attached, on
which is dwelling house. The property is held
at 81 ,00O--at easy payments.
MAY 5, IS49. ISAAC WINDLAND.
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T OOK HERE-The subscriber hereby notifies
n all persons not 10 purchase three notes of
hand given by him to Fallon Ball, and dated about
the middle of March. iS49; one calling for one
hundred dollars, and payable June l l6l9; the
cond, for fifty dollars. and payable June ], 1850;
and the third, for fifty dollars, payable June l.,
1851 Said notes were given as consideration for
land or which there is lien. and the subscriber
has therefore not and cannot have value for the
same.
May 26, 1S49 WILLIAM R KEARNS.
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FOR sALE.-The subscriber offer

uNARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers
for sale l25 acres of land, in Tyler County,
Va, within about four miles Of Sistersville, on
Pursley Creek, a branch Of Middle Island, and ly-
ing on the road to Waynesburgh; about % acres
cleared thereon, and good site for mills, with the
frame of saw.mill erected thereon, and ordinary
dwelling buildings. Those wishing TO purchase
will call on the subscriber on the premises.
March 10, Is49. JAMES HILL
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Tn OOK OUT.-The subscriber hereby gives no.
IL tice to all persons not to purchase two notes
of hand given by him to Giles C. Hunt, calling for
thirty dollars each, and dated about the 4th day of
April, lS49; one payable July lst, lS49, and the
other, October lst, l849. Said notes were given
for horse warranted sound, but which proves un-
sound. There should also be credit endorsed on
the first note tor $40.
May 10, l849. JOSEPH REDIN.
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Medical Advertisements.
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HAVE BEEN CURED. &
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-06-23
FROM DIR. HIRAM, COX,


Late Professor m Cincinnati Electic Medical
COiiedge.
Mr. A. L. Scovill, However reluctant have
been to permit my name to be attached TO patent
medicine, consider il duty to the community
to state that in three cases Of mcipient cOnsump-
tion, vx., Miss Bell, Miss Barger, and Mr.. r.
H. Cox, one of our City Council, that DR.. Rogers
Lverwort and Tar operated more like specific
than any other remedy, that ever used. One Of
the cases i. viz: Miss Bell, pronounced by several
Physicians to be laboring under the last stage of
Scrofulous Consumption. She is now in good
health, from the use of few bottles OF the above
sysup. r, HIRAM cox, M ID.
Cincinnati, Jan. 25, 1S47.
FROM THE HON. JUDGE HENRY MORSE.
MIR. A. l.. Scovlir,I | am W ell acquainted with
DIR Hiram lCoxs&ha. his practice, he having been
nv family physician formapy years. and can cheer-
fully,~say that ! have as much confidence in his
skffl as any man living. HENRY MORSE.
Cincinnati, Nov. 8, l847. .49teH
This great remedy has not only made almost IN
credible cures of Consumption, but il breaks up
the most distressing Cough. Cold. Pain in the
Breast, and Asthama, in a.few hours time. w e
authorize agents, in all cases where it does not
give immediate relief and the bottle is returned 10
cheeriully refund the money. Sold by n4gleAJ
"A. g. SaHendry, General Agents for Ohio, also,
idJ.R. 81 LII. Morris, Woodsteld; 8
VIM. Steel. Stafford; s
Talbot & Wernecke, Malaga; alc bbolas
Peter Dorr, M,ltonsburg; set ed Gasgt3d
John M. Round, Summeriield; s63 sra, ~
.J.E.& C. A, Boyd, Carlisle;
VIM. & ]. Myers, New Castles. 4
Hanes g. PaBcoast, jamestown; iauen Oi5 +
n Anshutz Pollock & Co, Clarington; 81, ~
Isaac Welsh g. Co., Beasvilie.
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DLASTER PARIS, raw and cslcined. suita-
able for all purposes, always on hand at 244
Liberty street, opposite head of Smiihheld street,
Pittsburgh. All orders promptly attended to.
may s, w. w. WALLACE.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS
To Michael Lapp, Henry Lapp, Jacob Lapp,
Samuel Witchtenman and Margaret his wife, Mich
olas Hubacker and Mary his wife, and Nicholas
Arman and Catharine his wife.
You are hereby notified that George Lapp this
day filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas of said county, his petition, in
which he claims partition of the east half of the
northeast quarter of section 33, township 3, and
range in said county; also OF the wesh half of the
northwest quarter of section 81, of the same town
ship and range; also of the northeast of the north
west of section SS, in the same township and range;
also of the southeast quarter Of the soulhwes quar-
ter of section "a, in the same township and range.
Said George Lapp claims four.sevenths Of said
land. His said petition will be for hearing at the
next Term of said Court. GEORGE LAPP,
May l, 1919. By DANIEL CLARK, his Atty.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-06-23
WILLIAM T. SELBY,
(Late Seiby .Agne,o s. SDeaingen)
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealer,

MONROE STREET, WHEELING,
Is now receiving his Spring Stock of Dry Goods
for jobbng, which being unusually large he j.
prepared to offer more than ordinary INDUCEMENTS,
and respectfully invites the attention Of buyersto
his stuck h. I.. ~
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Bank Note Table.
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ICovscted reekiy for the Spirit Of Demoracyl
visig OHIO.

lSNF eeset Jo' W.T. A,pUt ~ I/e5HOcf uCy.
visiasg OHIO.
8sts BRANCHES OF THE STATE RANK.
Akron BraI.cb, Akron 81, par
Athens Branch. Athens do
Belmont Branch. Bridgeport do
Chillieothe Branch, ChilIicothe do
Commercial Branch, Toledo do
Commercial Branch, Cleveland do
Dayton Bianch, Dayton do
Delaware County Branch, Delaware do
Exchange Branch, Columbus do
Farmers Branch. Ashtabula 90
Farmers Branch. Salem do
Farmers Branch, Mansfield do
Farmers Branch, Ripley do
Franklin Branch, Cincinnati do
FrsnkIn Branch, Columbus do
Guernsey County Branch, Washington do
Harrison Branch, Cadiz do
Hooking Valley Branch, Lancaster do
Jefferson Branch, Steubenville do
Knox County Branch, Mt Vernon do
Licking County Branch, Newark do
Lorain Branch, Elyria do
Mad River Valley Branch, Springfield do
Marietta Branch Marietta do
Mechanics and Traders Branch, Cincinnati do
Merchants Branch, Cleveland do
Miami County Branch, Troy do
Mt. Pleasant Branch, Mt Pleasant do
Muskingum Branch, GAINESVILLE do
Norwalk Branch, Norwak dol
Piqua Branch, Piqua do
Portsmouth Branch, Portsmouth do
'Preble County Branch, Eaton do
Portage County Bfanch, Ravenna do
Ross County Branch, Chcothe do
Summit County Branch. Cuyahoga Falls do
Toledo Branch, Toledo do
Union Branch, Massillon do
Wayne County Branch, Wooster do
Xenia Branch, Xena do
INDEPENDENT, OR STATE STOCK BANKS.
Bank of Geauga, Panesve par
Canal Bank, Cleveland do
City Bank of Cincinnati do
City Bank, Cleveland do
City Bark, Columbus do |
Commercial Bank of Cincinnati do
Dayton Bank, Dayton do
Franklin Bank. Zanesville do
Sandusky City Bank, Sandusky do
Seneca CT. Bank, Titfin do
Western Reserve Bank, Warren do
OLD CHARTERED BANKS.
Bank Of Circeville, (H. Lawrence, cashier) par
Rank of Massillon, Massillon do |
Clinton Bank of Columbus do |
Lafayette Bank, Cincinnati do |
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co. Cincinnati do
BANKS WHOSE CHARTERS HAVE EXnIRED. |
Bank cf Cbillicothe par
Bank of Cleveland do |
Bank of Marietta do
Bank Of Mount Pleasant do
Bank of Xena do
Bank of Zancsville do
Belmont Bank of ST. Clairsve do
Coumbiana Bank of New Lisbon do
Commercial Bank of Scoto, Portsmouth do
Commercial Bank of Lake Erie, Cleveland do |
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Steubenville do |
Franklin Bank of Columbus do
Franklin Bank, Cincinnati do
Mechanics and Traders Bank Cincinnati do
Muskingum Bank, Putnam do
BROKEN BANKS.
Bank of CIclcville Chartered in l8lS) no sale
Bank of Hamilton 10 dis
Bank of Norwalk so dis
Bank of Sandusky 70 dis
Bank of Wooster 50 dis
All other banks either broken or fraudulent
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, S.
John McMahon, , Cause pending in the Court of
vs. Cnmmnn Pleas nf said cauntu

VS.. >Common Pleas Of said county,
Thomas Bouoy. YIN CHANcERY.
To Thomas BouoG You will take notice that on
the 3lst day of May, l849, John McMahon filed
in the court of common pleas of said county, his
Bill in Chancery against you the object aud prayer
of which is to correct mistake made in the con-
veyance by said Thomas BOuoy and wife to Will
liam Atkinson Of the East half Of the Northwest
quarter Section nine. Township four, Range five,
in said county. You will also take notice hat I'M
less you appear within sixty days, from and after
the rising of the July term OF said court, and plead,
answer, or demur to said bill, the complainant VIII
take the matter in said bill as confessed and ask
decree accordingly.
N. HOLLISTER,
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Legal Advertisements.
STATE OF OHIO
Isaac Marlow
MONROE COUNTY, IS.
The said Jacob, Elijah,
I,ho Nancy anJ MALI, o,o

VS.. John, Nancy and Nelly are
Jacob Marow, E. hereby notified that the COM
lijah NARROW, John planant has this day filed in
Norman and Nancy the office OF the Clerk Of the
his wife, Eleanor or Court of Common Pleas of
Nelly Olloh, other- said county, his bill in chan
wise called Nelly cery setting forth in SUBJ
Marlo'v ,Eliel Head stance that he is the only le-
ley and John OIL gitimate child and heir at
lom. law of Aquia NARROW de-
ceased; and as such heir at law has the legal title
and possession of the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter and the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section twenty-one, township
two, and range three in said county Said bill ut
terly denies the lawful marriage of the said defen-
dant Nelly with the said Aquila NARROW, deceased,
and denies the heirship Of said Jacob, Elijah and
Nancy, and prays to be quieted in his title and
possession of said lands against any claim set up
by said Nelly, Jacob, Elijah, Nancy and John, in
right OF his wife Nancy, and that all such claims
may be declared to be utterly null and void, and
that said defendants, the defendants Headley and
Ollom, may be decreed to pay costs and for other
reliei. EDWARD ARCHBOLD.
June y, lS49-6w Solicitor far Comp.
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AS IN CHANCERY.


STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mary Ann Coleman,
VS.. AS IN CHANCERY.
George Howeller,
Mary Howeller, ia. To George Howeer,
cob HowelIer, Joseph Mary Howeler, and the
Howe!ler, Ann Ho- other absent defendants in
weller and Conrad this cause.
Howeller.
You will take notice that the complainant has
filed in said Court her bill or petition of review
TO review the former decree and assignment of
dover in this, and that unless the said defendants
appear and plead. answer or demur to said bill
within sixty days from the next July Term of said
Court. that at the next ensuing Term Of said Court
thereafter, the said bill and the matters and things
therein will, as to the said defendants, be taken
as confessed, and decree will be entered accord.
ingly. WIN. G. WALTON,
June l6, lS49 Sol. pro CompIt
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-11
How pouuIar he has Crowa.

The election in this State being over, the Adver. tiser now dars' to speak avOrabiy of General Fay 1 for. Hear IL:
 "lt nsy be confidently stated that no President, at least since the days of Washington, has ever grown more steadily, constantly, and rapidly in the affections, good will and respect of all classes ot his | eountrymen, than has President Taylor" 1 Every election that has been held since General Taylor took possession of the White House, has resulted in favor of democracy. Behold the vic,o- res. 1 Tennessee that went for Taylor by thousands ha. elected democratic governor by large majority Indiana has gone for the democrats by thousands.
 Iowa has not leit grease spot of whigeIy with in her borders.
 North Carolina baa frightened the broken prom ! ise party awfaliy. i Connecticut has elected three democratic con. gressmen. leaving only one tor the Taylor side of 1 the House. Virginia has sent almost unanimous democratic delegation 10 Congress.
 Texas is democratic ai over as usual. only little more | Kentucky has sent majority of democrats to her State convection, now in session. 1 Georgia, democratic governor and democratic 1 legislature by large majorities Maryland has increased her democratic voies and sends an increased democratic delegation ts Cou- gress.
 Maine is democta,ic by thousands, and whigery ] there has been knocked into cooked hat ! Ohio has elected democratic legislature, and has | large democratic majority on the popular vote. Pennsylvania. the good old Keystone. has elected 1 democratic canal commissioner by an oid-fashion- ed Jackson majority, and has democratic majority on joint ballot. New York has virtually rePudiated whigefy. IL is now a drawn battie. Last fall it gave tens oi thousands of a majority for Taylor.
 Louisiana, TayIor's own State, has swept all tra- ees of whigery from its borders.
 Mississippi. Tsylof's former residence, has {" aw- fully kicked whigery. Michigan has chased the last @ old coon up Salt river.
 Wisconsin has fairly smoothered whisery by some 1000 majority Yes. Taylor has grown steadily and whisery has grown rapidly ' Beautifully less" Detroit Free Press.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-11
Extensive Goid Dust Robbery

The New York papers contain an adserlisemeat from the presidents Of the Atlantic aud Mutual h. suIsnce Companies, offering reward of $a,0oo ioT the arrest of the thieves and recovery of aboai t0
 eco worth of gold dust, It appears that two boxes O gold, which were shipped by Dewitt & Harrison. Of San Francisco. per steamer Empire City, iof Mefssrs. John Dewitt & Co.,, 43 Liberty street, N. Yotk. and were forwarded, one 10 the miat al Phi.
 adelpha and the other 10 Baltimore. On opening the box al Philadelphia, Il was discovered that one oi the tin eanisiers had been emptied of its contents. The process by which the gold dust had been ex- uacted vas, II is supposed. oy means of an auser. with which hole was made in the bottom of the box, and through the canister. This hole hss been carefully plugged with wood, and sealing wax pia- eed over il resembling the holes made the joints of the box to prevent It being opened. Ia this way five hundred ounces eG goti dust has been sscisn. 4 similar operation has been performed upon the other box sent ie Rsi.imese ExekssSs Paper.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-11
Prospectus of FIR REFHR MRR.

THIS Periodical will he pubiishsd monthly t1 pamphlet form, containing sixteen pages ot usefal matter 1t will be devoted to retlgieau subjects. bat will give seec;iDns from the Rsost important sud interesting topics of the Literature aad ncws ef the day.
 The religious principles that vii be advocated ia this york; are all luid down In the New Testament. lt will be understood by the reader ihat zAs h.erm. er will deny all CFeeds and Confessions of Faith, snd hold only those doctrines which afs feaad a Inc word of God
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 The etienlion of the Christian community of Ar- kansas Is respectfully invited to this work, aud all favorable to the dissemination of tho religion Of Christ are earnestly desired to lend their sd to the establishment of ''he Refnrmer." ia this first al. tempt at the publication of religions paper within our State.
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Commercial.
A spoonful of |" Puneh."

THE POWERS THAT nE.
 A Power of Evii.-Thats Russia.
 A Power of Misery That's ireland. A Power of Laek.--Tba,'s Louis Napoleon. A power of Ignorance fhat'x Aastrsa. A Power of Nousemsss--Thats John OCennell A Power Of Mischisf.--Thats Lola Montss A Power of Fun.-Tbst's Loid BrcazhaIa. A Power of FoIly.-Tha.'s our Colonial Govern meat.
 \ Power of Good That must be "funch " Repeal yedscsd fs ifs Lest Penny The price oi admission to Concilisti9a Hail is now One Penny The esE-beys In Dublin call it '.Ths o'Csassl Peni--te ntiaTy."
 Binliag on Asaris. .---F Fascosbssdgs. In " Kiar John" recommends Austria ie hang eaifskia on those recreant limbs " Al the present day h. could hardly have recommended sseh binding Ig calf, soesg that Austria Is already bound Ia Russia