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Drummond's Candle Maker.

We have received Of Mr.. J. s. HEALD, Of Clar'
;ington, one Of Drummond's Candle Makers, which
we hsye been using for few evenings past. and
find il (trom the trial made) 10 work we'll 1t II
constructed with reservoir for tallow, or Other
material of which candles are usually made, and I
tube for wick, both Of which are forced up by
screw, and form candle in short oraong lengths
as may be desired. The reservoir holds hearl,
one pound of tallow, and would not. therefore, re
quirs replenshing, for ordinary use. more thai
once week. Mr.. Head is agent for the sale o
this article, which is recommended as being yer!
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For the Spirit Of Democracy.
Mr.. EDITOR r.:


Mr.. EDITOR: . .n
1t is the unquestonable duty Of every maj
to promote the interest ot his country as much a
in him lies; duty which presses necessarily upo'
the upright and conscientious mind. but which il
utterly condemned and neglected by the selfish ans
the cunning. That the people of Ohio are CHS
seisd, cheated, abused and defrauded in the matte
Of taxation and expenditure. is in the mind of th
subscriber truth undsniable. To remain silent il
such circumstances, would be criminal in the high
est degree.
Our former numbers have demonstrated that the
Banks pay nothing towards the discharge OF the
State debt, that they pay nothing towards the erec
tion Of the New SrATE-HousE, that they contri
butte nothing towards any extraordinary expendi
ture whatever, and lastly, that they contribute Out
Of all proportion LESS than their due share towards
the ordinary public expenditures.
There is still another distinction in this matter
of taxation injurious to the citizen and favorable
10 the moneysd corporations. The latter pay only
. per centsge their profits. while the former are
subject to the capricious demands Of the Money
King!! Yes, with shame be it spoken, we have
a Lindsey w oolsey Monarch in Ohio, with almost
unlimited powers of taxation, and with the unlin.
tied power Of appropriation to such as come to him
in the guse of PUBLIC CREDITORS. man, who
could 20 about from county TO county and rear
his brazen front and proclaim, mo odds who .
Governor, or who 's Assemblyman, Pm Auditor,
and IN pile on the taxes" But it is not the man
but the institution with which we war. And by
your permission, Mr.. Editor. and after bespeaking
The calm and candid attention of the reader, we
will proceed to a consideration of the nature and
genius Of this most odious and unfortunate instu-
ton What then was the leading idea, which led
to the creation of the throne! What was the de-
sign of ii founders. We may premise that previ-
ousIy to the year 1895 the Peoples Represents
tiyes both levied the taxes and granted away their
proceeds After this authority was bestowed on
the Monarch, he must either grant the same sums,
which would Otherwise be granted by the General
Assembly. or be must grant greater. or he must
grant less To bestow this overshadowing and
dsspotic authority on an individual. in order that
he might perform the same functions. which would
otherwise be performed by the General Assembly
and in the same manner, would be perfectly futile
and nugatory., The founders Of the throne were
not guilty OF any such folly To say that the po-
tentste would be more frugal of the Peoples mo.
nsy, and grant smaller sums than their Represen-
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6rst ,nonsx.leuder: tn,s.

hrst money.lenders thas-s-
tain whose waters would forever now>
perennial stream, liberal, abundant and swelling.
Then the desigl unques,ionably was, that this
great financial potentate should be more liberal,
more profuse, fnIre prodigal Of the Peoples mo-
ney than their own representatives would be-
What think you, Fellow Citizens, Of a system
which introduces boundless prodigality and waste
fulness into the organic institutions Of Stats'-
What think ys! you whose toll creates all our
wealth. who fell the forest, and till the soil, and
delve the mines! A certain eminent and well re.
membsrsd big whig, whom it would be easy to
nsms, has said that you are mere serfs, that you
never will or rise to the dignity Of rational and
rejecting beings. or il by great good fortune some
of you should make such rise, your places would
be filled by beings equally stupid and ignorant
Remember this is the language Of whiggery, and
the throne Of the Money.King has its deep and
dark foundations laid in such sentiments and such
Feelings, In c6ntem t Of the people and disregard
Of their rights and feelings.
Fellow Citizens. let us unite as one man to put
down the real, crying, shameful abuses in our laws
and institutions, introduced by would-be Lordlings
and disguised Aristocras. Democrats sympathise
with you in all your hardships and in all your diff
ficulties. We have psrtnken OF your tolls We
have felled the forest, and dug the soil, and deved
the mines; and whether the great nabobs and aris-
tocrats Of the land count US reasonable beings or
not, we care not one fig. We shall have their ha.
tired and their opposition, do what we may
Their abuse and their censure will be poured Out
upon us, without stint and without reference to
our merits or demerits. Their paltry minions will
be hired by their paltry pelf to slander and taduce
US. whether our conduct be right or wrong. Then
farewell to every interest except those OF the Peo
ple We 20 in for the People, the whole People,
and none but the People! The Nabobs and Mo.
ney: Lords can take care of themselves
This subjsct will be resuhedin our next number
Most Respectfully, &C., E. A.
Woodsfiejd, Nav 81, l849.-No A..
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Great Excitement on Sunfsh.
WOOL CARDiNG.

"Helloo, Pat. where are you going with that
wagon load of Wool'"
"Oh, Jus. down to Oxey's New Carding Estab-
lishment, situated on BIG SUNFISH, five miles
east of Woodsfeld, and FIVE miles south of Bsas-
vile, and five miles north Of New Castle"
..Stop, Pat, tell me, has Oxey got good cards'''
eyes sir; he would not have any other kind.
EASTERN CARDS, suitable for all grades OF
Wool. Just put your Wool in good order and I'll
warrant you II yet good rolls. l wish you would
try him."
..Depend upon it. I'll take my Wool to him."
ssStick to YOUR word, neghbor; be true"
"Here, Pat, tell me what he chag ges per pound;
want to have the cash for him" =.
..Five cents, sir, if paid when the rolls are taken
away. He will also take Wool, Wheat, Corn,
CalfSkins, Hides. Oats, Peas, Beans. Barley, &c.
Wool will be taken In at the Store OF Holland &
Okey. Woods6eld, and returned when carded'"
swell. Pat, what did you say the caIder's name
was!'' Joel M. OXLEY"
Oxley's Mills, May, ls4S-nl0.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
= COURT.-On Thursday, the 2eth day Of
5une, 1S49, betwce the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m,
and a O'Clock p. m on the premises, in Sunsbury
township Monroe county, Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder the following described real es-
tate, as the property of Moses Windland, deceas
ed, to wit Six acres off the northeast corner Of
the northwest quarter of the southwest quartet OF
section 90, township A, and range A, in the late
Marietta District; lying and being in Monroe
county, OHIO. Terms. .--One-third in hand, one-
third in six months. and the residue in one year,
with interest thereon fom the day Of sale; pay
ments To be secured to the satisfaction of the un.
dersgnsd. Appraised at $72.
FRANCES WINDLAND,
CITIZEN BEALL.
An'rs Of Moses Windland, decd.
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR

VALUABLETGWN PROPERTY FOR
v SALE, situate in the town OF Clsrlngton' at
the mouth oi Surrfish creek on sthe Ohio RIVER
Being d splendid establishment for business con-
sisting Of spdd dwelling house. with five rooms;
also good store room aud warehoQss, with an ex-
celIeni cellar Ghder the whole establishment.-
There is also COOL well Oh the lot An ofwhich
are new aud in a good telqf repair. The SUBJ
scrber wishes to sell the above property az private
ssle--and will sell on accommodating terms. 1t
Is well calculated for a mercantile establishment,
ss il 10 situated in the most business part OF the
town For further pafticulars enquire OF the SUBJ
subscriber. OH the premises.
March IL. lS49 JOHN A. LYTLE.
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A TTACHMENT.-At my instance an attach.
"A. ment was this day issued by Elijah Moore. q
Justc OF the Peace of Malaga township, Monroe
county, O., against the property and effects oi
Curtis Monroe, an absconding debtor, or q non.
resident of said county Dated this I'd day Of May;
ls49. FREDERICK SLUSHEH.
49, 26, IS49.-
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0J- McALISTER'S ALL.HEALING ONT
MENf.-For Family Medicine, this Ointment
is superior to any thing now known; being entire.
ly free from mercury or other mercuria distances.
and made of q powerful vegetable. II is at once
the most efficient and safe Family Medicine extant,
and may be used Under any circumstances without
fear of INJURY. No person-no family should be
wlthoutit. Call and get Pamphlet of Agents.
See Agents In another column ...
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/ DAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given,
1O that petition viii be presented to the Com
missioners Of Monroe county. at their June session.
praying for an alteration Of the county r,ad com.
mencihg at JOHN Clarys TO the graded road Said
alteration to commence near Jacob Nishberly 3
mill, n Ohio township, thence the nearest and best
route through the lands Of John Cary, Jacob in.
gold and intersecting the old road al or near Job,,
Angus barn;-and that so much Of the old road a.
will be supplied by this alteration be vsca,ed
April %, 1873. MANY PETITIONERS.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- COURT On Saturday. the 10Th day Of May,
l649, between the hours of 10 o'clock, m and
A o'clock, p. NJ, on the premises, in Union town.
ship, Monroe county, o., will be sold to the high
est bidder, the following real estate as the proper
ty of Joseph Gibson, deceased. to wit: Lots Nos.
and in the town of Perryopolls; also. the north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter of sect 49,
township T. aad ranges. in the Zsnesville Land
District, subject tn the dover of the widow. -
Terms OF sale-Onc.third m hand, one-tbird in
six months, and one.thrd in one year, with inter.
est on the deferred payiedts to bs secured to the
satisfaction of the undersigned. ..as.
GEORGE W. BROWN,
t Adm'r Of Joseph Gibson, decd.
April 81, 1s49. art ,arlie ,sf a-.-
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RFITeHELL w. McCoY'S ESTATE
,Nl Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator
of the esiale Of Mitchell w. Mccoy, late Of Mon
roe county, deceased. -- 80 -. Z
April ~, ls49. JAMES SEALS,Jr
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IT OOK OUT.-Ths subscriber hereby gives no.
IL tce to all persons not to purchase two notes
of hand given by him to Giles e. Hunt, calling for
thirty dollars each and dated about the 4tb day Of
April, l649; one payable July lst, lS49, and the
other, October lst, ls49 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 l9, I849. JOSEPH REDIN.
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'JAs. 4. NORRIS, PROPRIETOR.
wooDsFIELD, OHIO, MAY 90. ,s4s.

o. The proceedings Of the Sun6sh Tsmpsranct
mseting will appear in our next Our paper fol
this week was nearly in type when they were re-
ceived.
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TOHN LAPP'S ESTATE Notice is hereby
d given, that the subscriber has been appointed
aad qualified as Administrator Of the estate Of John
Lapp, late Of Monroe county, deceased. y. FL.
April 1S, l849' sl2 az GEORGE LkPP.
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TEMPERANCE, !.
dDivision. No. 404,
AT THEIR HALL, 'i9t
rfouse. every Tuesday Eyening.

A TTENTION = The Woodsfield Greys are
"A hereby notified to meet 10 the town of Woods.
field, on Saturday the 26th inst. at the usual hour
armed and equipped as The law directs. A general
attendance 10 DESIRED as at that time it will be de-
termined whether il is expedent to keep said com.
pany any longer organized. By order OF the Cap
tain. HUGH B. HILL, o. s,
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\ TTAcHMENT NoTICE.-No,ic. is here.

A TTACHMENT NOTICE. Notice is here.
=. BY given, that on the 9th day Of March, ls49,
John Holster sued out OF the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the county Of Monroe and
State Of Ohio, writ Of attachment against the
goods, chsttels, lands, tenements rights, credits,
moneys and effects Of Thomas Yoho, hon.tesi.
dent Of saId State. demanding therein 500 damages;
which writ was at the April Term Of said Court,
lS49, returned served. Attest, m
May s, l849. s g. VIM. 0KEY, Clerk.
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|ORIST AND SAW MILE FOR SALE
|" The subscriber has for sale his Gr'st and Saw
Mill on Sunfsh creek, three miles from the town
Of Woodsfied. The Sa Mills In good repaIr-..
the Grist Mill is provided with pair o. first rate
burrs. There is one here OF land attached, OF
at 81 600 at easy ,ymehts .n
NAV s, ISt9. ISAAC WINDLAND.
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05- The Ohio State Journal annonnces thatGov.
Ford has appointed SAMUEL M. HART, OF me
Cincinnati bar. to fill the vacancy occasionsd by
the death Of Judge Brough.
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II 'OOK HERE.-The subscriber hereby notifies
La all persons not 10 purchase three notes Of
hand given by him to Fa, lon Ball. and dated about
the middle Of March, ,s49; one calling for one
huRdred dollars. and payable June ls49; the Sc.
co1d for fifty dollars. aud payable June ], 1850;
and the third, for fifty dollars, payable June l..
1856. Said notes were given as consideration for
land or which there is a lien. and the subscriber
has therefore not and cannot have value for the
same. -.
May 26, 1S49' WILLtAMR KEARNS..
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UD DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
IL that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners OF Monroe county, at theirnex session,
praying tor the location of County road. cum.
mencing near Michael aud Jacob Long s+nili, and
running from theEce to Jacob Ellis thence tonter.
sect the ridge rosu Betweeh Calvin KnowItons and
Margaret and Edward Kellys, thence running with
said road to the house of Margaret aud Edward
Kelly, thence the ,earest aud best route to inter.
sect the Sstersgie road the Straight fork OF the
Little Muskipg,fn, thence running with said road
till it intersecis the road leading to Winland's mill.
near the residence OF John n Naples, the place Of
termination. H ...... .....
May 5. is4s. MANY PETITIONERS.
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A QUiLLA MARLOW' W'SsESTATE.-Notc
"A is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the es.
tate of Aquiila Marlow, late Of Monroe county,
deceased. ELIEL HEADLEY.
May 12, 1919. Ht. .-
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SAMUEL STEWARDS ESTATE Notice
- is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator on the es-
tate of Samuel Steward, late OF Monroe county,
deceased. h. ..is GEORGE CLINE, sen.
Nav 26, 1649.
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EDoAD NOTICE Notice il hereby given,
kO that petition wifi be presented ID he Com.
rnissioners OF Monroe codnty. Ohio. 1t their june
session, praying for all alteration in tie County
road leading from The IswissiIIe and Malaga road
to Wills creek Said alterat u 10 commence al
the west end Of Barnett Mspn's lane, thence tht
nearest and best route 70 chesnut treest or near
the lane between the lands Of BARRETT Msnu aid
the heirs Of clelisnd Robinson, thence NORTH wiih
said lane to iptersect the old track e eisF iasg
April %, isl9- 1891 sss.
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ToHN ,CLEvENGER'S ESTATE Notice
d is hereby given, that the undersigned Char
lotte Cievenger has been appointed and qualified
ss Executor, and William Lannam as Administra.
tor with the win annexed, of the estate of John
Clevenger, late OF Monroe county, deceased.
- CHARLOTTE CLEVENGER,
.-sa. WILLIAM LANNAM.
April 2S, lS49' .s,....t ..-,,7,4t ~,
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DAD NoTlCE.--Noiiee is hereby giyeo,
~ that petition will be presented d The Com.
missieners OF monroe county, ct their June ses.
SION, praying for the location Of County road.
commencing at the Woods6eld & Baiesviile road.
near Mr.. FIick's land, in Ohio township, thence
along the ridge the nearest and best route 10 inter-
sect the River road al OF near the scheplhouss on
through the lands. along the ridge. Of Henry Mi
tendori. Chr :stian Clerks, James How ell, Edward
Coulter, frederick Kurtsmai, aud others
April %, 1649. MANY PETli IONERS.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ that petition will be presented to the Trus-
tees OF Sunsbury township, Monroe county, Ohio,
at their next meeting on the 4th Of June, praying
for township road leading from the house, OF pa.
vid Bonar to the line north, from thenca through
the farm OF Israel D. Riley, commencing in the
southeast corner of his timber land, thence north
course up to the Improvement, thence northwest
course along the partition fence between the pas.
ture and grain fields, to ntersect the State rdad
leading from Beallsville to Powhatton Point.
NAV 5. lS49.- DAVID BONAR.
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HOHN REACH, y rs n a TE.-- Nnlee.ishere-
- by given that the sub.cribsr has been sppoint-
Of John Beach, lsle Of Monroe county. decsssed
! Msy6, I&f7, SAMuEB BLOWERS
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DLASTER PARIS, raw and cacined. suitable
for all purposes. always OIL hand at 244 Lib:
erty street, opposite head Of fSmthlied ST. eet. Pitts.
burgh All orders promptly attended to
NAV 8. I849, W. w. WALLACE.
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ERYDRAULICK CEMENT. a, superior ard.
Gle, always on hand at ga Liberty street,
Pittsburgh. w. W. WALEACE.
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% The Hon. Daniel Duncan. of Ohio, died q
Washington city on the 18th inst. LIZ
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Edward Archbold,
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Office on Main Street, WoodJield,
Has most extensive collection OF new and vaiua'
bic books in addition to his former Library.
Woodsfield. May IL, lS49.
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A Stitch Time.

TWVFlE subscriber. having sold out his stock nj
il Groceries. etc, il desirous Of settling up ks
business Immediately. he. therefore: takes this
method 10 inform ali those who are indebted to. or
have unsettled arcounts with him. that they must
settle up without delay. All the unsettled .. so,
vent accounts ofnotes. that are due and not paid
be :ween this and the 6tst'day Of June next, will
be put in the hands Of the proper officer for collsc-
ti"n, Iaesst,e time is prolonged BY special agrea'
ment hereafter made. The only apology he has
to offer for this course Is that Q owes, and must
and ,oin pay. but cannot do 50 without collecting
what is owing to him. -, -,
May s. l849. H. M. BOGGESS.
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Woodshejd, May 81, ls4s.-No 4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-10
DC, 0-staw,laSOv

WANTED daily, Tire baltimore New
York Boston, Orleans General Agency Conms
wholesale and retail
spectacle business book keepers statesmen, por
Keepers walters amef coacmen, agents, book and map
agents. collectors branches OF
have at all number Of good situations on hand which
from $500 5000 per Those In want OF situations
Kind call we have agents each
Of the above ccs which win enable place every applicant
suitable We have large acquaint
ance IN all the above named cities which trust VIII enable Ne TO
give entire satisfaction all who may favor with csn
TAYLOR b TAYMAN, No. 50 second street
nH lf between South and Gay.
b. Persons living In part United States, and wishing
70 obtain situation Baltimore, the above cities, viii
have their wants Immediately attended by addre.-ng line
(postpad ne by doing trouble and
which they otherwise would coming city and
TAYLOR TAYMAN,
f.t@ a No 50 Second street.,
May M-dn Baltimore, Nd.