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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

DSACE-The superiority Of I'M. Furnace over al
hrrs cou.i.ts among Others Ia the following important
,oints 1 The heat from the fuel perfectly -cono-
scd that more Can escape int thc chimney sn =
hsr-ly .urKcieut 10 create drsaght By a. entirely
rs ma ofins method Of distribution. The hest i more
Freely impaired TO he air aowng into ne house II i
he only furnace producing direct hna PosluNe VEINS
ion a. hv Id. scnou The cold fou Ar i drawn os and IL
immediately replaced BY copio1s volume oi'irrsn "sf
.ir which Is equally d6used lhroas boat The room !
4 new snd more proper method Of supplying ne neees
ssry water for evaporation, and also for governing Tie
ss.yins temperature et ,ss sPsneP,s - .,-,.,,
covered hy Philosophical puneinles, and is effective
operation. both Warmer and Nentsior has BEEN -
apparent as 10 sseg the senuon " oar men Of science
Nnons whom Professor GrscOm has deemed 10 worty Of
particular description m svelasole ~9fk on ne Sc
and Abuses o. Air Published BY }. ; kedheld, \ Y
Reference 10 he Commissioners Of Emsrsuoa, who
have Of sese heaters IN successful operation and
% 'ee following eefuheaie selected ifvn nlinoef, AZ
All lhsi Ia aeeessary 10 demonsTse lis high claims 70
Jas h. sptl E.q -Dsa, Sr II. with pleasure. state
hat your Furnace Pot up N The Egh1sv Presoy ;eua
Church has given entire satisfaction Nog only ne main
BODY of the Church. but The basement story also has been
wise thoroughly ventilated both apSrnens anc kepi The
Atmosphere In pleasant and heslhal hss con
What y0a claim tOr Il. An economical yeuGanug
serssee' very respectfully, your oet servant
Nrw.Yoks. April IT. iss Pre.r sosrS Of fraser.
PoS>hle Furnaces Manufactured sane principle
REGISTERS or NEW STYLES AND PATTERNS.
Also new Co~l OF Chimney Top. which prscres test.
ps.e,pve pamphlets viii be farniss-a on spsse.ss r's
70 - sGg' III J. II. BULL is Eldrasv-..iS \ Y
'EHH NEW-YORk IRON BRIDGE coMPA
1 NY. lately known ss Riders Psieni Iron Bndss Tbs
company which hitherto furnished these brcg-s unde
p.enf srsnlea TO the ate Nathaniel Rider. deceased
ave become sAus6ed Ihst all the prfc pies embraced II
beir construction Included N previous patent gran,
a in the vrsr SSs 10 Col stephen X. Long. l ; Engi
ee~rs ara by him designstsd ss Longs >usp-nso'
Rri6res- and have therefore made an Arrangement VIII
col Long by which they have secured the exclusive ng
10 make and vsad these sndges throughout NE ~ho'
Cried Stsies.
The only change consequent upon re new srrang-men
vii be found in hs name and style Of the company Ths
parties com posinx being the ard the constructors
of the BRIDGES will be essentially The same
aus I'm A n. WHITE, Agent "A Broadway, n 7.
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- -s,ss.s.s:.g, RAMAPO AND PATEKrON
~ AND PATERSON AND hODsVn
RAIIRDADS

~ -XYyfsANp fhIEksVrn a"D "o"'N"
Leave sufem's Depot Leave Ne" !o"A
sN8 O'Clock An 3. O'Clock W
si2}o'clOck p N ociOck
- o'clock NJ eOciocs 7 N . -.
l.Or ON the arrival Of The Erie uzins, "Won ''A'' =
OSego Al e O'Clock NJ and II O'Clock VI
SUNDAYS TRAINS. .
Lava sus.rn'. Depot Leave New Y0n.
SOC O'Clock A NJ. sOclock N
4o'cocs M O'Clock Z VI
PATERSON TRAINS
Law, Paterson Leave New York.
n a. o'clock A NJ Marketst 2. O'Clock A NJ
Oclk AN Paterson Dep = O'CLOCK a
n. O'clock A NJ 90 u. O'Clock NJ
4'oclock PM O'Clock PM.
O'Clock VI MsrkeIsl O'Clock NJ
7l2OclkPM ParOnD Dep O'Clock NJ
SUNDAYS TRAINS
Iaav. Paterson = o. 40 A NJ Markets., at NJ Pot
.rson Depot. ri 8 Pm Paterson Depot Leave New
At . O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock ? NJ
B-Ou Monday mornings tho FIRST train rom Suherns
will leave Al 81 instead u sos, the arrival of me
Pou Jeryis train.
The train. which lsays New-York al 2. A. M and
Y M will In time meet ths Enc trains. mOrniaf
and -vening xong West sf sur-rns Depot Wa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

s4s7c-New iudep-ndrni opPosaon %, - -
-for AIhsny. landing 81 Nrwnufsn' t'stu.
s-4rsf~ Kingston. Br.loI. Hudson and NoSszcAc fN7
:, -rnts-fo he artug. - cents SfrsAitst 49, 1i..'
,u board the hozt The elegant steamer CAlALiNt.
ftrtt. Pss commander vii eSve me- -ir an a,Nt Fiet
a. he fso 81 Ruhinsnn-s. Noudsy-. NeincsiAAs -
rdsv. a. n. o'clock .andius ~ The foot of hsnlonl q
s,rh way For passage light freight sIpN - nc af
taiu's osee ON board ihr boat. cr io george " We
Hnn.ln si thr once on the wharf '- --
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

sH ~ DIRECT -Es,e :: cent ra,' 30, sS.
. q ..r. r..t SnA M-.t The low pressure -ieano' a.
FtRFKA CspL Wsierhufy. W cave IN, = p pief ~ . no
sr S'r-sy - Mondays. Wednesdays and Ffidsy. ~ >
5.'. y ~ Freirht tSker 81 the ioNest prices FM
r...sve or hei.hL sppy on board ih- oos' ns' -
.air risiy renewed Snd lei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~e ~ NO
nosf admirable kind -
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,Ct,n. wuK-,- t>cII-u AND GLASS;

'EIO-. WIIk-'- t>tIl-b AND CLArsl-
] CAL INSTITUTE, East Room. and MISS BALD.
WINS Seminary for Young Ladies. West Room attached
10 The new Presbyterian urch Thirteenth q, between
sixth and srgeuh-svs viii reopen on the hfsi Monday
n sept mh-r These are spacious and airy. atd
being originally designed for Schools. are much better
adspied for The purp0se than The psrlon OF pflYse
family Kesidf 8 Iane-st tu4o w
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spoken, Nc
nr,L,- PATENT vK>TILArING FUR

Ausso ~ D,n-n ers sr s.s ,a rhousoa s.oe. 10
~. h,anl N " .t.a % h r-raILsi
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@Se--zNrICE-Wt leave New .foFA Al J. y II,
SnnaB NJ So : and VI
Leave staten island ats. ? snd H. AN |'' ~ Nea
1PN , ,,, A "a,
y NJ inclusive. except - VI ="
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
RNING BoATFoR coll

r. ORNING BOAT FOR COLI
sSSzuC SPRING, WEST POINT, COZZES's
DOCK, PEEKsKlLL, siSGSIS0 TAR
RTTOWS and The informed lAt- aces touching a. Ham
n0nd-sL escn ~sy-The steamer JOS BFLK.
NAP, Capt y Tsmsn. will e4ys foot Of Chamoers-.t
every molainx a. Oc.ocE. Returning leaves Cold
sprng ~ u. " and P---kssll a. J.. P n On sunday,
Ihis TIP q extended 70 Sewourzh lesyins Newburst
al " For passage apply % board, srD
my25 1ms WN RADFORD 4 co az We. "a.
sT ACHANGE OF HOUR FROM TOs
Ssss-ss<<zs:.7-OCLOCk.P PA.-fOr Albsny on ard Al
-er Thgr.cay, sept 5. ls4s, the through
boat. Of the Peoples Lire ISAAC NEWTON and OkE.
Con, vii cave pier between Cortland and Liberty as
a. . yclOcx instead u T. q. heretofore .4gt.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
-.---~..NrM-NnRKA ANp NrM .nANEN

llkA -. All ROAD On znd sner Monday,
exA.x4H1-M n tho following trains viii cave
.. A.. II th. Comrany - Canslst. Passengers VII
80. b- received Al the ocs Of the New -fofk snd IVA rm
Rii,,ss Al Twenty. .-eventhst Accommodation itAn ~
u for New Rochelle, Se Express ifsih A. y
a. sf.mf,rd &c Express Train Al VI Tor StHnofd L.
~ Recommendation Train stti NJ for New Haven, NC
,,r'ntsfnn Train st6 VI Tor Norwas I'ans' % f.'e-
80 S',,,nststiou Tr.in NJ q A VI from NOrwak' Ac.
.,n Train at6 NJ from New. Haven Accom- ifs,n ~ ~
L, A NJ from New Haven Express Irsln a. - ~
-, NJ Haven. Accom- Train al I Z from Nr"-hs
iulN NeN - r. X MASON. ~upL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
PATENT mANGLE.

rI'HIs MASGLE 10 labor saving machine, ss u en-
ur-ly suuersedes the of ironing. smoothing table
itnen sheets &C with great rapidly and beauty one
p-rson with ODD. machine may DO much work - az
With snoothinzi-ons They can be seen a. ne A.or
and Irving" and The principal hotels 10 city They
are made snd sold by - -
DUNCAN WEST.
,Liuie Green-st- near Msiden-ane, Y.
Prices from SO % So AUS "
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LNICkERBOCKER FIRE MT IA kANOh = COY Coy

LNICKERBOCKERF FIRE lNsI RANCE CON CON
N PASY OF NEW-YORk, ofoe - " 49, ap..s
$1,000 Originally Incorporated 10 60 . - - - ~ :. ~
continues t0 insure against loss snd 2AHAsr ul ~
mo-t favorable IL operations ar- colr- ~
% ne City u SeFfor ard 20 imnned .ie A.
losses SC lsied and rsd win promp-n-s' A1 amy
ulsELToRs
fts1rG- lr-snf J l0a NI.H'-- '-7
F0r-- B--.0a l.rd Ca rrfrsN 90 - t'i.'f
l..rrs 1rrsa RHt-r 4 st-srr JOIN 'fraf
H-1r .sura Eraarf i"ts 49,
artIfrf Lane. Arsr Nrn- .-'
r-n F. De r-sf. N au cs-ff 49, I--
t.f.ar. fH.-s.r fa~. Hsr-rs-I. WI fan hir1Ia-
49, I.s~-a. n-sr.
GFORGF IRELAND. President
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

-A4S--~HOUsE Long Branch Jumping Pol4
s'zzazasz Rum.On and EaiOntown Landing Tue
.tsnmbOat EDWIN LEWIS Capt J. z COflies, will run
A. follow. from Fulton Market Sip, Essl River
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
TO LET AND FOR SALE

~CoT>THY -RtT To LIT Oh foR s s'.i,u -,
- A .ouse snd garden OF Lons l''sn' a, - coru
IL =. ~ I. f-0r- th- railroad teqoN {. niiorc N'.
r. sss.-i. = oy s. with Kitchen s1iseneo 20, 80
rt.rs., on =. side. Of the house ooth "a ~ -
- .,ri@.. th--e are IA acres of ard A1a
,1 = 49, mi - 10 extent that belong 10 ne pfop~,
-, H. house srs many SHADE and ui. Irr-- nss.ns
- s...r.b- summer resdencr The EfV-n' -
. - s - ts@ h,thluz sad nshirg exec. en- IN
r-l-a II ~ > - -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
,,,n.o>A>D HERh-iIINk

LA - RAILROAD This rosd 10 no nov 10
e44.NA-rH- perfect order, new heavy II rsll' nsw
,,. .r, .sr. The train will the nyrr Al lug
.ondaiiv except sundsy,l 81 IS NJ Md 'as ans
~, ,,.t d..ir.be snd iirect route to New LEBANON
,rnys and "a any part of BERKSHIRE County fs-ssnkts
~ th sprug. or ksrs shire County bN the morning noNs
nom New York, will sfrive Al Hudson 'n shP. "
IA. ! NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
IT. .roR BRIDGkroRtr;;,E-,rrs.e !, IT .,s',, oa.

= ss-Ya-Sn connection with ne hou'a.ou's 40 ~
>sug stuck Railroads The sleHin'i '''i-
pn .vs. f,t of Markets every day l>unds,s keep
stff VI freight received In New fors mfoesn nc
~ nrtil q O'Clock 2 NJ. Horses aud carriages tSSrn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
-roR >oRw,LK-Lsnain 81 Pos'

IT, FOR >OkWtlN landing - t"t'
ssix-x1N hester ROCKY >ees, and sismioss ,Ps..
k1Dsmn&nnS :, cents 10 Port Chester and NO sy
~. stamford N cents Norwsk. 81 cents -lhs new
sns - sndia steamer NORWALh, Capt >lss hes snols,
,,iu 'esve the pier a. the loot OF MsfSeEst dsN
,,.ork p NJ Returning. vii cave Nor~siA ~ N
'N'H'''0 " ~ JOHN RODN Az,
.,ie Asept foot of North-Ho0r up sisifs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

ITO TEaCHEKS.-A young man wishes situation
i a. Teacher He mas been employed Tor The Astt"eFr
mouth. a. Principal Ieschsr Of Mathemaucs n Ah-icass
boarding school Hs Term of eng sgemeni ending 10 ~"
dsys hr desires smother Has he beet OF iesimonh
from the Puncps Of his school Any par oi ih. nIon
moi ohiecled to- hut south West preferred. Address
r F Stap'etou, Staten Island. -
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHoOL-Prot
I T. A JOHNSON. Rector The hfst quarter OF te
Academic year begins MOrdAy, sept ). The three
Depsrnen s-the Preparatory. he Englsh and the OAss
caI-oaer progressive course, iu which the pupll u
advanced the frst rldrenis 90 slate Oi preparation
Tor th. countug g.hOuse or the University
sur 9mo. GEORGE :. PARKER. Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

INsI hANLF ITNF - - = - Nd
Charter P--r~tlal-Psssed NAY -
CAPITAL $4,000,
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CONVEYANCES.
FOR boston MA NEWPORT AND
sSxzFALL RlNsk.sy - - .g.eEd.a 80 sssiss ,Iss,
--,-UM,IER ARRANGEMENT

STATE of sr~si strength snd speed pArreu.y aaspei
- - -.vilstou OF Loug Island sound. nrnns In COZ
-.r.,,e "a IN fre FSl River and Od Colony Railroad
s,.,.oe- of ~ nie 10 Boston only LesFe PIE. 90 >
srarL Go C,rr..urk lu Tuesdays Thurstsys snt
S.rlrisy. = 5FM The BAY STATE, cslt hro~n' "a
Mondays. Wednesdays And Friday. - VI - sD, 80
sh. ia a one hAi ruus rect for New rof r,i
or rss..e .ppy on board snd eih-f 20 Ii>DALf nVN-
pE'N ~ Waist .he 1tce Of iae iau- ~ -s ,oi-~
- M..h-r.l.r-. Anl ksLIrrN- ace Nv -u
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
Nsw CRY hAL.- Orr.es - ksesi.ss .. Isa.s
~ovluTTATION or MILITARY FINS

DANK OF sAI.IsBURY.-The aoses Of ne ssal 2.
ID ~ ssnsharv Marylsad, redecmed By T. hOuoh-
YoN SWslLsi 81 Per cont dssccurs sss ivps"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

- FOR -AIE-A highly-improyed and very deslfa-
HE farm Tor gentleman fond of hshing shooting or
&bosung, on Rsntsn Bay, with faoile commun alton
by steamers from New York IL 10 peauumiy situated
ply lO IhOhaS a ALHN e'urn, ~ -
aul5 I'M ~ Naf-l
ISLANDS FOR SALE IN HAMILTON CO.-rhe
~ owing os. .ulsed IN Browns Tract aud mum
- bered on his Map a. IS. A. l. 49, s, a. 5, 49, s. a.
20 s. s. 90 c For terms sc inquire Of the agent on
fbe nr@mis.. aul5 6w'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

NpI>G LADY wishes % obtain situation a.
n eoeeine.s iu private family where the children are
young She prieni teach the usual branches OF
education with drawing and the rud m-nts Of singing
would haye no objection taxing the entire charge Of te
cniIfren znd msk- herself generally useful Address
| "a y T1huue Ofnce New York sf3f-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

Nli~~ HANtN- will resume her school for yolnf
vi isdIe. MONDAY sept lp, al 81 Nlnh ~ between
University 90 and fIulav She will be- 81 home io re-
c-ive applications for admission from sept Circulars
may be bad OF her father, K havens, E'q e Wallst
~ = ! | 49,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-10-06

WDROBATE NOTICE.-NOtlce is hereby
III given tn all persons interested, that settle
ment 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 guardians OF the
estates of the following named persons, to wit:
Emery Lewis, Administrator ofThomas Lewis,
deceased. Final.
Thomas Griffi n. Administrator of William Pow.
ell, deceased. Final.
William Bennet, Administrator of William
Slusher, deceased. Final.
Chrispan Oglebay, Administrator of James O.
glebay. deceased. Final
James Archer, Adm inistrator of Enoch Archer,
deceased. Final.
John D. King and Amy King, Administrators oI
Seymour King, deceased. Final
jeremiah Hollister, Executor of Nathan Hollis.
ter, deceased. Final.
Cynthia Pool Administrative Of Samuel Pool,
deceased Final.
Tobias Haught and Elizabeth Taught, Admin
istrators of Peter Haught, deceased. Partial
Margaret Smith, Adninistratrix OF Jeremiah
Smith, deceased. Partial.
Apollo Stephens and Edward Stephens, Execu.
tors Of Appollo Stephens, deceased. Partial.
John Cline, Guardian of Richard Pool. Final
Alexander franklin, Guardian of Jacob Wait
Final.
That the said accounts are now on file IN SAID
Office subject to the inspection of all persons in
teresed, aud are continued until the October term
of said court, Is49, for final settlement and conir
nation. WIN. OKEY. Clerk.
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pETITION FOR PARTITION.

Nancy Poland widow OF John Poland. Hannah
Poland, Zachariah Dent and Elizabeth Dent his
wife, Nancy Poland. Mary Poland. Helen M. Pol
and, Jane. C. NJ Poland and George H. Poland,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the twenty eighth day of August A. d.
lS49, in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County Ohio, by Jesse Jackson and Rebecca
Jackson his wife, and is now pending, wherein
the said Jesse Jackson and Rebecca his wife, de-
mand Pasti,ion of the following real estate, su-
ate in Monroe county, to wit: The north east
quarter of the north east quarter of section twen-
" one, township four, and Range five; also the
west halt of the north west quarter of section hf
teen, township four and range five; also the south
east quarter of the north west quarter OF section
fifteen township iour and range five; also the north
west quarter of the south west quarter Of section
fifteen township faur and range five, and that
at the next term of said court, application will be
made by the said Jesse Jackson aud Rebecca his
wife, for an order that Partition may be made of
said premises ByHUNTER g. ROSS,
Sept. l, lSI9.-6w Their Attorneys.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS. ts
William Lanun and Sharou Clevenger, Admin
is,ra,ors of the estate OF John CleVenger, decd.
Elizabeth Lanum, John Lanum. .ter Lanum,
Jesse Powell aud Hannah Powell his wife. Char
lott Powell, John Powell, Elizabeth Powell,
and Sharlott Cieyenger and George Clevenger.
Petition filed in said Court to sell lands under
the will of John Clevenger, decd. &c Aud the
said defendants are hereby notified and informed
Thai nm the 18th day of Sep ember, A. ID lS49.
The said Administrators filed their petition in the
Cou,t Of Commo, Pleas of said county OF Monroe.
The object and prayer of said petition is to abtan
an order. &c, at the next term Of said Court, for
the assignment Of one third part OF the following
real estate to Shailott Clevenger (widov of John
Clevenser. dec'd,) to hold during her natural
life 10 wit: The east half OF the southwest quarter
of range 8. township z, and section IL, cor aiming
80 acres: also, the one uird part of about acres,
de.c ibed as follows: commencing on the south
Iine of the southwe quarter Of section l9. town
shin z, and range 8, twenty-three rods from the
southeast corner, thence running to the said corn
er. thence north 26 rods, thence to the place of
beginning; and also, the one third part OF about
three acres in the southeast quarter OF section 10,
township Z. and range 8-being three acres bought
by said decdent Of Cyrus Matheny. And said Ad-
minstrators will also pray for an orderto sell said
real state subject to the above incumbrance, and
divide the proceeds among the several devisees in
said will mentioned. and according to the terms
and requirr:nenls oi the said last will and testament
Of said decedent ID. n WikE,
Sent. IS. lsle Sol for Petitioners.
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Hampton, Smith & Co.,
No. 54wooD STREET, BETWEEN Sd L 4th,

ANo'oH " WIZ " NGcAs Dci w GC3N Cu q 4tn,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
Would inform their customers and merchants
generally, in Monroe and the adjoining counties,
that they have just opened their second stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
bought within the last three weeks, at greatly re-.
duced prices. They have now to offer, an assort.
ment which cannot be surpassed, either in extent,
variety or prices.
Their stock Of Ginghams and Lawns is unusual.
y large and fine, embracing the latest and most de-
sirAble styles. Also, every description of
English, French and American Prints, 80
OIgandes, Muslins. Bereges, -U
Plain and Fancy Linen Ginghams,
Mode. Black and Fancy, AIpacss,
Belgium and American Cloths and Cassimeres,
Plain and Fancy Satinets and Jeans,
Tweeds, Merino Cassimeres and Summer Cloths,
Summer wears in great variety.
Fustians. Printed Wademars, Riding Cords,
Croton Cloths. drap'd, &C., Cloths and Serges,
Paddngs, Buckrams, Crash, Diapers.
Irish Linens, Brown Linens and Hollands,
Apron Checks, Shirting Stripes,
Newest and richest styles Bonnet and Cap Rib.
bons, with Book Muslins, Cambrics. Jackonets,
Laces, Fancy Nets, Musquito Bars,
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders.
A full stock OF Brown Sheeting.
Bleached Shirtings, Drills, TickiDgs, &c.
May 26, l549.
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Howe's Historical Collection of Ohio.

J. p. Mason would respectfully inform the pub.
lie that he has become the agent for the sale Of
the above named valuable work in this county
1t contains a scolection Of the most interesting
facts, traditions, biographical sketches, anecdotes,
ETC., relating to the general and local history OF
the State; with descriptions of its counties, prn-
cipa towns and villages" s;"-cOmprisng 600 pages
and illustrated by 1T eneravings, giving views OF
the chief towns, public buildings, relics of antiqu-
ty, historic localities, natural scenery, SC. This
work can be safely recommended to the public as
being all it purpolts to be. None will regret pur-
chasing it after perusing its contents. The varied
information it contains can be found in no other
book. The citizens of the county will shortly be
called upon and solicited to become subscribers to
this work, which is already printed. and will be
delivered at short notice. Price SO 90.
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medicine possessed SO much virtue, and had
power to heal so many diseases. But since il is
well known that more than 20 900 persons have
been cured, our friends will begin 10 realize the
truth of our remarks, which were made about six
months ago, viz: that there would not be family
in America who would livea day without possess
ing box Of McALLlSTER'S IS .ak Healing ONT
rnent, II they but knew its virtues -
McAllister's All Healing Ointment restores per.
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Of every kind. Soldby
A. 81 s. Hendry, General Agents for Ohio, also.
JR 81. H. Morris, Woodsfed;
VIM. Steel, Stafford;
. Talbot & Wernecke, Malaga, ..,,u.
Peter Dorr, Miltonsburg;
John NJ. Round, Summerfield;
]. E. Il C. A Boyd, Carlisle.
VIM, g. J. Myers, New Castle;
Hanes g. Pahcoast. jamestown;
Anshutz Pollock Il Co., ClariDgtoD; D
Isaac Welsh g. Co.. BeaIlsville.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS.
David B. Patton, Margaret Patton aud Elizabeth

THE STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS.
David B. Patton, Margaret Patton aud Elizabeth
Nesbtt, 3s vs.
Anthony Roush and Lydia Roush, Thoma:
Roush and Marish Rouse, Michael Roush and
Sarah Roush, Abraham Rine and Harriet Rine,
jeremiah Wilson and Eliza Wilson, James Sprout
and Samuel Stokey.
Notice is hereby given to the above named DE.
fen,lspts, that a bill IF complaint. filed by David
Patton, Margaret Patton and Elizabeth Nesbltt,
is pending in said court. The object OF said bill Is
to quiet the said David B. Patton, Margaret Pat
ton and Elizabeth Nesbitt in their possession oil
and title to tract of land in said Monroe county,
Ohio: Beginning at stake on the bank OF the
Ohio river. it being the southwest corner of Sec
tion 81, thence running east along the south line
Of said section 81 ,ftyseven rods to stake, which
is the southwest corner Of the tract of land hereto.
fore conveyed to Alexander Johnston, thence
north along the west boundary OF said Alexander
Johnston's land one mile to the north line OF Sec
tian 2T, thence west on said line and along the
nor IN line of section 49, thence one mile and fifty.
four rods to the third range line. thence south
along said range line one mile, to the Ohio river,
thence east along the bank Of said river one mile
to the place of beginning in township l, ratge3
The said bill prays for an answer OF the said de.
PENDANTS, decree thst the title to said lands is in
the complainants, and that the defendants convey
all their rights to the same to- complalnants, and
that complainants be queted in their possession
and title to said premises. By N. HOLLlSTER,
August IS, lS4y-.--6w their Solicitor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-10-06
STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY ss.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jacob Bare

Aaron Pitner. Margaret Pitner, James Starrstt
William F. Golden, Ezekiel StaIIett & James
Pounds.
The defendants will take notice that the com.
pIainant this day filed in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of the county aforesaid his Bill in Chancery
against them, the object and prayer of which is
to quiet him in TIE possession of, and in his title
to I50 acres Of land in the north west quarter Of
section %, township l. and range 8, in said coun-
ty. Said defendants will also take notice that un.
bill, within sixty days after the rising of the Oc
tober term of said court A. d. 1849, that at the
April term ofsaid court 1850, the complainant will
proceed to take said bill as confessed, and seek q
decree accordingly.
N HoLLISTER,
Aug. Is, 1s49. Sol. for Comp't.