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also provides that the owner Of I. house on land
not his own, may set apart and hold said house y
his homestead. 1t iaiso exsmpts % a Homestead, a
house and lot in any village, town. or city, not
exceeding the value Of one thousand dollars. 1t
provides that in. case a house and lot, or other
homestead. shall be appraised 1t mors than one
thousand dollars, the plaintiff may accspta sum
annually, equal 10 a fair rent for said premises. UNI
til said debt is paid, or at his option, csuss the
homestead to be put to sale; and one thousand Col.
lars ofthe proceeds shalkbe paid over by the Sher.
if to the defendant IN execution, and 1.-THE balance 10
be applied 10 discharge Of the debt. But such
homestead shall not be sold for less than Its sp-
praised value. II also exempts to heads Of families
not owning a homestead. 'chattle property to an
amount not exceeding one thousand dollar.1 4.
BY Mr.. Ewing. To provide tor ascertainins
the vote of the people Of the state upon the ques.
ton of calling a convention to amend or change
the constitution. ui. sd. "a
| HALL OF THE HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
.avaaa n- Columbus, January 8, ls49.
DEAR SiR-The House met at the usual hour
this morning. when a great number OF petitions
and bills were presented. eu ..s.-
Alter which the House agreed to the Senate
resolution, to count the votes for Governor at II
O'Clock this day. qaljo1 s.u /.
A number of bills for the sale of sectian sixteen
were offered, and read the first time. :
AT eleven O'Clock the Senators came into the
Hall Of the House for the purpose Of counting the
votes for Governor. -a ~ 9Hu3l.a oat
You must not be surprised to hear that John B.
| Weller is declared elected Governor Of this state
This result will probably be brought about from
the fact that the certificate Of the vote from Lo-
rain county has not the seal of the Clerk Of the
Court to it. p fH.t... trtI .G
Defiance county will be thrown out, from the
fact that neither the name of Weller or Ford ap
pears in the certificate. This county gave q large
proportional majority for Weller.
have not time to write more, as l am one OF
committee of IL 10 examine the abstracts Of vo tel
for Governor. and the committee meets at I
o'clock this (Monday,) evening; and that hour ha'
now arrived. .
The wings have not shown enough respect t
Bebb's Message to print it! SHOW are the might!
fanenw THE EDITOR.
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In the House. Ia ias afternoon, . resolution was
offered to sppoipt . jdiut committee on the part Of
the Senate and House to examine the abstract Of
votes for Governor, returned 70 the Speaker, and
report upon the facts Of the case. The resolution
was laid on the table, when tho House adjourned.
b,,.ssetei ssa.sa NJ ss THE EDITOR.
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SCRofULA& SCRoFULoUs sWELLINGs

SCRofULA& SCROFULOUS SWELLINGS
Scrofula in all its multiplied forms, whe Their ia
.hat of KrNG's EVIL, enlargement of the glands or
bones, Goitre, White Swellings. Chronic Rheums.
,,sm, cancer, diseases OF the Skin or SRlpssn one ,ad =,
Pulmonary Consumption, emanate So" = aHd
the same cause, which is a r'isonous principle
more or less inherent in the human system. There
fore, unless this p%rineir-' can be destroyed, no
radical cure can b. effected; but if the principle
unon which ,bs disease depends is removed, a cure
must of Necessity follow. no matter under what
form the disease should manifest itself This, there
fore - the reason why Jayne's Alternative is SO
p.isersaly successful in removing so many malig-
nant diseases. II destroys the Uirus or principle
from which those diseases have their origin, by
into the circulation. and with the blood is
conveyed to the mihutest fibre, removing every
of disease from the system. ~
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NO APOLOGY FOR WEARING A WIG.

N. j., reD. ID, keJS.
DR.. Jayne: Sir-l take great pleasure in inform
ing you that the bottle Of Hair Tonic which | OBJ
tanned Of you last October, has proved most satis.
factory and successful. My hair had for a long
time been exceedingly thin, but for two or three
years past il had so fallen out that my head had be-
come almost entirely bald. | was then under the
necessity OF concealing the badness by comtying
the hair on the sides over It. But now, after us.
ing a hottie Of the Tonic, l have as luxuriant a
growth of hair as I ever had C. G. PARK.
Late Pastor Of Baptist Church, Haddonfield. M.
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia.
and sold ON agency by W. 'e9 "a ~ls
POI y. G. Fleming. p. NJ, Woodsfield: a2 ez
'e2l Moses p. Miles & Son, Somerton. y'iago7
''' J. K. Holmes, Clarington. ~ sa-n} j
r. Myers, New Castle. ---"ll." 20 G''
co E. Headley, jamestown.
Eli Brock, Stafford.
Who're may be had the American Hair Dye,
WARRANTED to change the hair to . beautiful
auburn or jet black colour, without staining the
skin. ais,ssts5 4a LAM 4, q .ssasi ai,
Also, JAYNE's AGUE PILLS, which never
fail 10 cure Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
&c.
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BRONCHITIS, COUGH. CONSUMPTION,
Throat Co..

BRONCHITIS, COUGH, CONSUMPTION,
SORE THROAT, SC.
Mr. John Beckford, q respectable merchant Of
Eastport, Me, says Please send me a large supply
of your valuable medicines, particularly Of the
EXPECTORANT, a. l have q great demand for
them in the British Provinces. A gentleman from
Windsor, Province ofNew Brunswick was pass
ing through on his way to Boston, to get cured Of
BRONCHITIS,
when I recommended him 10 take your Expscto-
rant, which gave him immediate relief and he re-
turned home completely cured.
The Expecterant has also brought one man to
life here, after his physicians had given him up,
and had taken nothing for three days. His COM
plant was
CONSUMPTION.
happened to cal. in and saw him in a very dis
tressed situation. recommended his wife to Try
the Expectorant, thinking that it might give him
some ease, ard he would expire with less agony,
but he recovered right away. Yours. &c,
rs @ J. BECKFORD.
Rev. Jonothan Going, D. D., President Of Gran.
vile ColIedge, Ohio. says: she was laboring un.
der a severe COLD. COUGH, C HOARSENESS
and that his difficulty of breathing was so great
that he felt himself in imminent danger of imme.
date suffocation, but was perfectly cured by using
this Expectorant." r.. .tg
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia
and sold on agency by
J. C. FLEMIEe. PM, Woodsfield.
Moses P. MILES & Son. Somerton.
J. X. HOLMES, Clarington.
F. MYERS, New Castle.
Z. HEApLEY, Jamestown.
ELI Brock, Stafford.
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OJt0n Saturday last. says the Wheelis i'ms''
among tho passenger, landed ~t this A'y oy 'h0
Telegraph No. ., ere Col. Dix. o f'ew York. a
brother we t-asvs Of Senator Dix OF mat 'ta'e'
and Ms;e-ss. G. Miller ofthe sam> state, and both
officers in the U. s. Army. They ware from New
Orleans, and both arrived here, % ell appearance,
IN good health. The next monlng they left for
Cumberland, bu, had not pacssded far before
Col. Dix complained Of ieling unwsli, and
shortly Afterwards Maj. MILF made a similar com
plains. Col. Dix stopped Oft hi!lsboro and in a
very short time expired Maj. Miner proceeded
as far Is Brownsville, and within an our of hi,
.rriyalhs also died There is. We prssesss, no
dspbss sh.s ,hs dje.ss in each case ~'s the ,is.
tic Cholera. \
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VNHE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE Co.. s.:
Application will be made 10 the next Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for said county OF
Monroe. for the redemption of lot No. 10. in the
town of Lebanon, in said county, sold On the llth
day Of January 1877, for taxes, to George w. Penn,
and charged upon the d~upIicate TO Sole nobPowsII,
the original quantity, the said lot M. 10. entire. ?
SOLOMON POWELL,
Bv N. HOLLISrER, his Attorney.
Jan, O. lS49-6w f .t-.. a"E.ff
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0yfIon. James Cooper. wing. was elected Uni
ted States Senator on Tuesday last. by the Legs.
lature OF Pennsylvania. His election was secured
on the third ballot. tftA ~ 'AaFf
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE Co -AppIica.
~ ton will be made to the next Court Of Con.
mon Pleas of said county, Tor the redemption OF
the south west quarter, of the nor'h east quarfefol
section ten, township three, range bor, HI said
county, containing 40 SO LOO acres, sofd on the
llth January, l847, for taxes. to Henry Sycks;
charged on the duplicate to james Taylor, origf.
nal quantity same as above.
EDWARD ARCHROLD., p
Dec. 2. Is4S-6w Atty for Edward Tafbott.
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uOHN HONNELI1s EyYAYE.4Notice i.

TOHN HONNELLS EyFA FE.ANotice is
Oh hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified as administrator Of the estate
Of John Honnell, late of Monroe ce7nty, dereas'
ed. All persons having claims against ssM estsls,
will present thsm legally authenticated Within ore
year from this date, for settlement; and IN fersons
indebted to the same. wiIi please call, shd fssts
immediate payment RILEY ] HONNELL.
Dec. l6. l8i0-.n40 Adninfstrstof.
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0otHon Ambrose H. Sewer, late United States
Senator & Commissioner to Mexico, died recently
at the residence Of Judge Johnson, below the
mouth of the Arkansas river. riE
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MARRIED.-O the 26th ult., by Rev. E.
X. Squire, Ma DAVID RUBLE and Miss MARY
STEWART. u ~ -
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WEJILLIAM GRANDON's EsTATEs--
Notice is hereby given thar the subscri'
bers have been appointed and qualified Is sdthlnis.
traitors Of the estate of William GraRdon. hate "
Monroe county, deceased. All persons hssine
claims against said estate. will present them "
gally authenticated within one year from this dstss
for settlement; and all persons indebted 10 the
same, will please call, and make immediate psys
ment. HANNAH BRANDON
JOHN NEWBANK,
Nov, l8, lsiS-n36 sftc Administrators.
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nR. w. T. siNCLAIR-Hsvins fsturnsd
~ to WoodsisId. offers his professional servi.
ces to the citizens of the town aud vicinity; 2
Office Immediately opposite the Court-House.
Dec. 8, 1913. L..f sr. n e
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UNARM FOR SALE.-The subscri0Sf has
for sale the farm on which he nd " resides.
situated Oh the roao between Lewisviils and SUM
merfield, containing eighty acres Of land, about
twenty acres of which are cleared. with . good
dwelling house, double barn, two tobacco hoIsts1
and a young orchard. q
Dec. 8, 1913. JAMES COX.
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0G-The Senate has confirmed the nomination Of
Major Lewis Cass as Charge d'Affairs to Rome.
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Surveying.

nANIEL MORRIS, an old and experienced
Surveyor, thankful Tor 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 al
the shortest notice. Office ia Woodsfiele
August 20.
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Farm for

The subscriber has for
he now resides, lying
Woodsfield, in Ce,
leading from Woods
ing so acres of land,
cleared. There are on
ing fruit trees, and buiIdins
small families.
Sept. 1872, S-3m.
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HAMES KENNEDY's ESTATE.-Notics
Oh is hereby given that tie subscribers hsvs
been appointed and qualified al administrations Of
the estate Of James Kennedy, late Of Monroe co.,
deceased. An persons having claims against ssic
estate, will present them legally suthe infested
within one year from this date, for settlement; and
all persons indebted to the same. will PLEASE call.
aud make immediate payment.
ALEXANDER KENNEDY,
r.r IA WILLIAM KENNEDY,
Dec. 9, 1S4S-n38 Administrators. :
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II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
4 Office, in Woodsfeld, Ohio, on the LIST day
of January, l649, which, if not taken out before
the LIST day of April next, will be sent TO the Gen.
eral Post Office as dead letters. .
Adams, Thomas J. NMil'er, Michael
Bro wn, John NMcKeehen, James
Barnes, William NMcComas James
Bratten, Nancy Miss2 mills, s 8.
Boutwell,, Thomas Montgomery, John
Booher, Hugh Morton, M.
Churchhil, Joseph lMcMahon, DR.. John 8
Conger, Elias Mol, John B.
Gotten, B. F. Morris, Jacob
Cline, John IOblinger, John B..
Davenport, s.. J. G. Osborn, Maria E.
Ford. Stephen Patterson, Daniel
Graf, Maria Mrs. Parker, Charles Ship
Graf, Marian Miss q Builder,
Gregory, Chariot Mrs. Pearce, Isaac
Gardner, Rev. r. B. Porter, Charles
Hunt, Joseph Rinson, !. A.
Hall, Nancy Mrs. Rouse, BENZ s.
Jackson, Samuel NScott, Robert M.
Johnson, Susan NSmith, m
Johnston, William ISteed, George
Jefferson, Elias Shaw, John
Kmkade, John s.. AS.arkey, Gabriel
Kinkade, David OSiIl, Jacob
Kounts, John Oo..Nakland, John H.
| Kent, jones CXTrNan, Thomas
Longe, Abraham ThusteD, VIM. .
Latte, John RTepe, Silas
McComas, G. NVanmeter, Elizabh Mis-
| Mcconnell, Johnston Vaughn, Martha2
Minor, Theopholus Weber, Henry
Mcmahon, John UYoukle, Harmet
Yost, Joel
. j. G.. FLEMING, P. NJ.
Persons calling for any of the above letters viii
please say they are advertised.
Woodsield, Jan. 6, 1919.
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THOMAS WEST,
u I c y a i. a
WOODSFIELD, MONROE CO C
Daniel III. Wire,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law,
Solicitor in Chancery, Woodsield, Mon.
county, Ohio. .aa .-. a..s,
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TUST received and for sale by ANSHUTZ,
d POLLOCK & CO., a large lot of NJ. I
KANAW HA SALT. &c
Having made arrangements with the KahsWhd
Salt Association, We will be prepared at al! tines
to furnish our customers with this valuable article,
which is at lea,, twenty-five per cent. better tian
Pittsburgh Salt.
Suhish, July 26, 1s4e. =
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r4N .Lf fr.4HtsL 1910 aEe #Han % |#H...MH -.EI
By reierencsto the proceedings of the Senate, as
published in the Columbus papers. we find that
nothing tofimportance has transpired in that body.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. Myers,
was adopted:
Resolved, That the Auditor Of State, at his
earliest convenience, be requested to furnish the
Senate with the following Information, to wit: II
TIE tax which each bank would have paid in
1913, IL they had been taxed on their notes and
bills discounted, as appear by The tabular statement
Of the Auditor, laid before the Senate the present
v~s,.ion. And, if also the said banks had been tax
cd for every and all purposes for which money at
interest, and ether property was taxed, at the
,ulaees where said banks are located respectively,
and also the per neniage paid on the money at In
,tsrest and other property the ensuing year, for oil
and every purpose, At the places where banks are
located respectively, and also the per csntsge psit
by said banks, taking the .said notes and bills dis
counted ss the basis Of such per centage, and /
said Auditor has not the means in his Office pof a.
osrtaining The isn paid for each and every pur
xcss, such % road, school, bridge, town, corpora
lions, &C., he Is hereby requested 70 make a note
of such q he has not the means Of aseertaining.
n. question being on the adoptiono of the reso.
tuition, Mr.. Bspnsst Offered an amendment, AZ fol-
joUss .sstt4Slg4a ,drga ssfsi
Alss ths amount Of tax which would have been
Usid into the State Treasury, had banks been tax
cd o other properly. asea .es1 - a.a
Auong other bills presented apd read The 6rs'
time. those bslos, may, be looked upon win 10,
ssvsst ) the general reader, ss5 xdass
.Gsastiug the unssttlsd andunappropriatsd lands
toscsSsa ssuasfa Soc s,gb Y 800 ltia9os -
TSS,szsnps Spms,teAds from forced sales on sx-
scutpn, end Cor ohsr purposes. & ave 81 4sba
AgThstili p~rSvidss nat any resident of Ohio, the
hssd of ianily: insy IT spsrt and bold for the
Sssn,s6t p hinsslf ana family. sxsnhiptt from Iorced
~ an sxecuiion. 2 lot efIand mot sxceedinsn
.,tsut 100 acres, noria value, together win the
sundiprs. ths sun Of one thousand donsrs Il
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collected by course of law,
ABunt in judg ment,
amount due. and not in Judgment,
There is none invested in stock,
RECEIPTS.
Amount Of principal paid in during
the year,
Amount Of interest received on
loans,
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We hereby certify the foregoing statement to
be correct. as appears from the books Of the Sur
plus Revenue fund.
Jan. Il Is49. JOHN KERR, Treasurer.
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Amount Of principal in County
Treasury. to be returned to State,
Amount ofinterest in County Treas
ury, for Common School fund,
Amount Of interestin County Treas
ury for County purposes. nofE
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1,, EXPENDITURES.
Paid taxes on land mortgaged to
Commissioners. 81 SO 4
Paid Jonn Kerr, Treasur.
ef, fees, IL iS0
Paid Jnp. M. Kirkbride, Aud
.itor, fees, ID IL o
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,

COKNER OF CRANE AND CENTRE STREETS
BROTHERS PERKINS, GRATEFUL FOR THE VERY
~ liberal patronage already extended to them and which
has exceeded their most sanguns ancpatons leave
say that their
PRIVATE SUPPER ROOMS
for the reception Of Ladies accompanied by Gentlemen
now, for the first time, complete.
They confident Of their ability please the most fas-
dous gentlemen Of competent xperence and such
matters having assured them that their exoee
In London or Paris for CoNvENIEN for for
GoRGEoUsN ALTON,
for the perfection its and for its and polite
attendance. It's
LARDER,
has always every edible of the markets. and
addition almost daily contributions Injuries by ali the
steamers from the tropical regions and Europe Their
VAULTS AND STORE ROOMS
are supplied with the choicest brands Of
WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS,
selected here directly by and their
charges will be found
character in this city elsewhere. mhN
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HOTELS, &c.


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On the of Frankfort and City Hall square,
site the City Hall and Park Fountain,
"AS BUILT AND OPENED BY THE SUBSCRIBER
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somfort and cannot be surpassed in the world
1t contains than other Hotel this Conti
nent, only all Of which warmed gratis They
all fitted up with top washstands which
piled with Croton water through silver plated coks There
is but bed in the halls and water closets
floor will be lit with during the night. This Hotel
in the immediate vicinity of mercantile business and the
principal places Of amusement and offers every to
those who consult elegance and the
prices will be sufcsnty moderate to suit portion of the
of Bath connected herewith The Hotel will be
conducted the European plan lodging and meals
they be ordered in the spacious splendid Refctory
PorteT will be up during the night odsers and also
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OR MYSTERIES OF
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the revelations OF state of society such the world in a
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life Each character has its counterpart.
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MANUFACTURES HIS PATENT ANNUNCIATOR, OR
Nl Hotel Telegraph for the Of Hotels Steamships
private dwellings He also respectfully begs to inform the
public that he will execute all orders and all in
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