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RJOTICE is hereby given, that at the next ses-
lV sion of the Court of Common Pleas to be
held for the county of Monroe, Ohio, application
will be made for an order of redemption, to re-
deem Is acres of land sold out off the tract of
land below described to Isaac Booth for the taxes,
he paying therefor $2,75 2. Said tract of land
W as sold in the name of Atkinson Abel, heirs.
The description of the original quantity out Of
which said Is acres was sold is as sfollows-Range
4, township 3, section u, north u north east 26
acres. DANIEL w. CLARK.
Dec. Is, 1s49-6w.
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS In AND FOR SAID
County. Vacafion after October Term, lS49
PETE. Ciutter,) Mary Clutter will take notice,
us that Peter Clutter on. the tenth
Mary Clutter. day of November. eighteen hun.
dred and forty-nine. filed in the Office OF the Clerk
of said court, Petition, praying for dissolution
of the bonds OF matrimuny existing between said
parties, Tor the following: causes: Adultery and
wilful ABSENCE tor more than three years.
Attest WILLIAM OKEY. Clerk.
aoyl7 M oh. VINE, Sol for Petr.
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Smut Machines.

ULL'S Patent, Stone or French Burr, Smut
ii Machine the best article OF the kind in use.
Thep run light. clean well, and will last life.
time. Five hundred of them arc in use in the
largest and best mills in the country; and we have
the nost unqualified testimony. of competent per-
sons, as to their superiority over all other Smut
Machines.
CERTIFICATES.
have been using one of Lull's Patent Smut
Machines, made by ". w. Wallace, Pittsburgh,
for two years, during which lime It has not re-
Quired repairs to The amount OF one dollar have
no hesitation in say ing that consider Lull's Ma,
chine to be superior to any other for durability and
style OF work. 10 CRAM.
Marietta Mills, .aug. 23, 1916.
I Icheerfuy recommend to millers Lull's Patent
F. B. Smut Machines, having used one for three
years past. and cleaned from 250,O0O to SOC, 900
bushels Of wheat with it, we find it operates as
well as when first started without dressing or re.
pairs of any kind. think it unequaIled IN all re-
sPects JAMES DOSTER.
JfcConnelsuille. Morgan Go, o., March. 1875
Having used rne of LulI's Patent French Burr
Smut Machines in my mill for about two years,
eheertully recommend them to millers a first
rate machine for cleaning smutty and foul grain.
JAMES MEANS.
SteuJenuiie, Aug, I6, lsi5
REFERENCES.
Cassel g. Gallagher, M. Duty, Moses Dillon
GAINESVILLE; Anshutz & Pollock. A. G.. Ewing.
Suniish; George Ring, CapliDa; A. Boyd, Steu'
benvie; n. Pumphrey. Wheeling; Lewis APPLE
gate, Wellsburgh; Jas. Y Patterson, Bridgeport;
Jno. Is. Bayless, Short Creek:
Fer further particulars SEE handbills All or
dera promptly attended to at No 244 Liberty St,
near the Canal. w. W. WALLACE.
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Joseph Hsaa'e''0} a TTAGa@zNp TicE zI ps,soo. so.
e"qna 40 aaoh a. 1addles;on on the 27ih day of Oco.
bsr. @ A. r. is49, sued out a writ of Attachment
from the Clerks Office of the Court oi common
Pleas of Monroe county, in the Stale OF % Unlo,
against Richard H. Battee, surviv vor oil WiIiam
Lowe, OF The late firm of Battee & Lowe, ior the the
sum Of six hundred dollars, which W.T. W ,s0 has 0enS seS
re,rrned Attest: WILLIAM OKEY Clerk.
novl7 N HoLLisTER, ATTY for I'm.
TDUSINESS STAND FOR sALE.IThee saI' u,
- scriber offers for sale his house and lot IN the
town Of Cochransville, Monroe county Un'o.-
The lot is 60 feet front on the river and l2o ieet
on Main street; OH which is erected a two story
frame house, 60 by l6 feet, with good cellar un.
der part fit; also back-buiidng 10 oy ~ Zee,
-one story. The whole house rs well hn'shed
and painted--one room shelved and finished tor
store. This is desirable stand Tor store or tav-
ern, or both, and will be sold cheap For par'icu'
lars enquire of the subscriber on the premises,
~ - r. R.S.ANDERSONG5
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Government Of The United States.

ZACHARY TAYLOR, Louisiana, President.
M1lLARD FILLMORE, New York, Vice-President
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON, Delaware, Secretary of State.
VIM NJ. MEREDITH, Penn, Scc'y of the Treasury.
GEORGE w. CRAWFORD, Georgia, Secretary of War.
WILLIAM B. Preston, Virginia. Sec'y OF the Navy
THOMAS EWING, Ohio, secy of Home Department.
JACOB CoLLAMER, Vermont, Postmaster General.
REvERDY JOHNSON, Maryland Attorney General.
HOWELL CopB, Ga, Speaker House Repstves
The salary of the President is SS25O00per annum;
of the Vice. President, $4,000; of the Secretaries
and Postmaster General, $4,000 each; and Of the
Attorney General, $4,000
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EEYDRAULlC CEMENT-Always on hand
It'll at pa Liberty st. W, w. WALLACE.
Hampton, Smith & O.,
no.54WooD STREET. BETWEEN Sd s. 4,l,,
E- PITTSBURGH, PA,

t.f PITTSBURGH, PA,
Would inform tIeS customers and merchants
generally, in Monroe aud the adjoining counties.
that they have Just opened their second stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
bought within the last three weeks, at greatly re.
dured prices. They have now to offer, an assort
ment which cannot be surpassed, either in extent,
variety or p,ices
Their stock CT Ginghams and Lawns is unusual.
" large and fine, embracing the Latest and mos, de
sirable styles. Also, every description Of
& English French aud American PIints.
!. ,Organdies, Muslins, Bereges,
Plain and Fancy Linen Ginghams.
Mode. Black and Fancy, AIpacns,
Belgium and American Cloths and Cnssimeres.
Plain and Fancy satinets and Jeans,
TweeGs, Merino Cassiineresand Summer Cloths.
Summer wears in great variety,
sFustians. Printed Waldenars, Riding Cords.
Cro,on Cloths, drap'd &c., Cloths and Serges.
Paddings, Buckrams, Crash, Diapers.
Irish Linens, Brown Linens aud Hollands,
Apron Checks, Shnting Slrioes,
Newest and richest styles Bonnet aid Cap Rib
bons, with Book MusHns, Cambrics, Jarkoneis,
Laces. Fancy Nets, Musquto Bars.
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs. Suspenaers.
A Iuli stock OF Brown Sheetins,
Beached Shlrlngs, Drills, Tickings. &c.
May %, 1913.
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uDlTTsBURGH STEAM MARBLEw WORKS

TDITTSBURGH STEAM MARBLE WORKS
No PA LIBERTY, opposite Smithfield
Street. Marble Mantles, Monuments, Tombs,
Table Tops, &c. a large variety of the most
beautiful kind, made of the finest quality of foreign
and domestic marble. always on hand or made to
order. by the aid of machinery, on the shortest no.
,ice and at the lowest prices
N. B.-The Country Trade furnished with all
kinds of Marble at the lowest rates. All orders
promptly attended to at No 2l4 Liberty, opposite
Emith6eid Street. w. w. WALLACE.
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gEyHE quarterly meetings Of the School Exam.
-E. iners in Monroe county, Ohip, are on the
6rh Saturdays of January, April, July and Octo-
bcr. The Examiners inform the School Directors
10 the different dstricts that where Grammar and
Geography are not required in their respective
districts they must certify the same, and the Ex.
aminers will grant certificates to the applicants by
their understanding the rudiments df Grammar
aad Geography, in addition to the other branches
heretofore required. JAMES SMITH. Clerk
J. G. FLEMING,
Oct 3, lS40 d. II. WIRE.
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SSTRAY SHEEP Came to the subscriber in
y Perry township, Monroe county, Ohio, on or
sbou. the frs, of October, 1649, fifteen head oi
sheep, marked as follows: A crop of Of the right
ear, and an under Bit in the same ear, and hole
Il, ,he left ear. The owner OF said sheep will
please come forward and prove property, pay
charges az take them away.
D.c Is. is4s.
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CTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, for
SGrist, Saw, and other Mills, always on hand,
or made TO order at very hort notice, at the low
est prices. and warranted equal to any made in
the city. All orders promptly attended to at Nos
244 s. 2l6 Liberty Street, near the Canal, Pitts.
burgh, Pa. w. w. WALLACE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-09

nLASTER PARIS, raw and calcined. suita-
II abeifo all purposes, always on hand at PA
Liberty street, opposite head of Smtlilied street,
Pittsburgh. All orders promptly attended to.
NAV g. W. w. WALLACE.
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~ DANIEL MORRIS, an old and experienced
IL 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 al
the shortest notice Office In Woods6eld.
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lCLOTH1NG! CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. az
Ad a ms u M XIV LIS,
Great CentraI Route Clothing Store,
Co,ner N9atoe Il Waier Sh',eis,
WHEELING, VA tsg
We are now ready with the largest and most
elegant stock oi SPRING g. SUMMER CLOTH.
ING, tina, we have ever manufactured, and have
spared no pains in selecting our goods from the
cheapest market in the United States, so as TO be
able to offer the greatest variety of clothing; and
with the view odeserving still more the reputation
we have everywhere acquired; that is, OF keeping
the Iarges, stock of Fashionable Clothing, and at
the lowest prices OF any house in the city, where
all men may have the chance of dessing elegantly
| at a low price. 9 s g-33l
We have purchased our entire stock of staple
and domestic goods at very reduced prices, and
can now sell them cheaper than ever. Our stock
| of foreign goods is very extensive; more varied
and stylish than have before offered 10 the
phblic; and consists In part, as follows: aa4
Black Alpaca Sacks, .,jjg4
Drsb and mode do oa4
great variety of coats from other fabrics Sapg.
| ing from rs cts. to $40. ac
A great variety of black, brown, blue and rrseH
frock and dress coats. from IS to $lS 'ii
| Every description of sacks. frocks and Polkas.
fantaloons OF every description, from 10 Cts. 70
| Sd; consisting In part Of the following:
French, English and German doe-siin.
do do do fancy cass
| Paris cord, black, brown and dove.colorsd, q
splendid article for Summer use.
| Cottonadeplan striped and checked.
| Albert fancies--Velvet cords, Mole skins sf eve
ry variety of patterns
| Sattinets of all qualities and colors. g "a
VESTS.
| Plain Sstn-lst. I'd. and Sd quality, 5eah
Fancy do of every pattern. n,e
| Plain black silks and cords. a4l4! .ih
| do do Milan cloths, new art,cls, sgH
| Grey mixtures of avery shade and pattern
Fancy single milled cashmere, for Spring wsar
White Marseilles, lst I'd and Sd qualities.
ALSO-A great variety oil low priced vests,
suited for any market, all Gu, in the most fashions.
BILE style. Price from so cts. 10 50 so. Every dc.
scriptiOn of fancy and plain rich silk and satie
vests, from ~ 80 to "a; some very extra pattsrss
Of rich silk and satin vests from 81 to Sc.
We have in fact every description of garments
known to the trade. from the very lowest prcest 70
the ery frtsi tlc,hii hith We will sell at the
very lowest Tariff of Profits. . aA
| II is now an admitted fact that Clothing musj
| be added to the stock OF every general merchant
throughout the country, or they must see thsiI
neighbors aud customers going to the nearest city
for their supply OF cIobng ready made. There
FORE 10 self defence, they must keep Clothing, and
! it stands them n hand to purchase where they sas
| save twenty-five per cent, which we can save
them over the Time Houses, as we sell for cash,
purchase for cash. and manufacture for cash, aaa
have no debts to add to the cost Of our goods.
ADAMS t. MAXWELL,
ap2l Corner of Monroe and Water Streets
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L0yNeF W0Df0f q VT0ler Nff.els,

HAIRY GOODS FOR JOBBING.-i ain now
Ely receiving my fall stock OF .Dry Goods for
Jobbing, comprising large and very general as
sortment suited to this market, land having made
such arrangements east] will he enabled through.
out the season. to keep my stock well suPpso
with desirable goods. nj the very lnwest prices
Wheeling, Oct. |, lS49 VIM Il SELBY.
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DIR. Alfred B. Yoho,

Respectfully tenders hi, pi ofessiona services to
the citizcns OF Malaga and the surrounding neigh.
borhood His office is 10 the room formerly occu-
pied by Dr.. Davis. where he may he found at al
Zines, except when absent professional business.
July 2, ISI9
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N. [, BLAGKL0CK 4 TO.

M. coo 0Aa'h IaSrNEi c'T - 4! III,
(Vraris 9p5gsnt S~lvtGr,}

BolS,ShOes, Hats APPS Bo els, &C.,
NO. 252 BAI.TghaCE2H eH REET,
(.Ntaris qp@gsne Hol.Vter,}
BAL LEIb.D =, asD.,
Would respectfully nIpgu heU i,ends and the
trade generally. that 'hey tss taken the ware
rooms next adjnniug IL addition to those hereto.
fore occupied by them, thereby doubling the size
of their premises and atir .rc tmpe aud cnnveni-
ent space for their Very LaJa. aol Wcikselecled
Stock of Goods. uhirF shey have just received
from Eastern and Home Manufactures. consisting
of shout
5000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CAP, &c,
OF every variety, style and quality, among which
tbs following may he named
Ladies Fine Morocco Wels
u Kid do
4" Morocco Buskins
" 6 aud Kid Slippers
1" ' Black and cpored Caters
Women's Fine Calf WctS
+" Goat do
- '' Mor9cco Lace Boots
Rrdd Grain do
'' Seal and Roam Slips a.t
MISE. F'ns Kid and Morocco Slippers
- - f" " Weits
Morocco Lace Boots
" " Caters dl,t. puskins
I" Roam and Seal Slippers
Gents Fin" D Dress res Calf Boots City made
-" Calf Muuroes do RI
- Morocco 10 do
Mct's HEAVY Doubts sole Boots Ia
:. Kir aid Brad Grain 20
Z" Pump-soe do .-
8" Thick Rrnsaus tls
a. Kip Cali aud Goat Nunross ~
90 Slippers, &c.
Boys thick and fine Boots. Brogans, Munrses As.
| Youths do do do do ia
ChiIdren's Shoes Of every variety. 'tdl
Mems Fashionable Beaver Hats
+" Silk do I'D i-H
Fur and Angola do .Ht
Mems and Boys Sporting Wool do
IS - Napoleon do
:" Mexican do as
" " Water Proof do gb
| Army and Navy Cloth Caps #aE
| Seal, Fur, Glazed and Plush do aAFas3m
Ladies' Rutland, Florence Braid and Eurlish
Straw Bonnets, &c.
Hair and Leather Trunks, Whips. &c.. besides
variety Of other Goods too numerous to mention.
Having purchased their Goods at the greatest
possible advantage, they prepared to offer 81.
perior inducements to the trade, whom they re-
spectfully solicit to examine their stock.
Baltimore, Aug. %, I849 ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-09
Ohio State Government.

SEABURY FORD. of Geauga County. Governor.
JOHN WOODS, of Butler County, Auditor of State
ALBERT A. BLISS, of Lorain Co Treasurer of State
SAMUEL GALLOWAY, of Ross Co., Secretary OF State
HENRY STANBERRy, of Fairfield Co., Atty. General
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
PETER HITCHCOCK, of Geauga Co.. Chief Judge.
EDWARD AVERY, of Wayne County.
RUFUs P. SPALD1NG. of Summit County.
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL of Hamilton County.
The salary ofthe Governors ~ 12, 90; ofthe Audi.
tor ofState 81 90; ofthe Treasurer ofState 81 OOO
fthe Secretary Of State $780, ofthe Attorney Gen
eral $3.50; of the Supreme Judges ST. 800 each.
JugdeS Of the Court in MCnroe County.
BENJAMIN S. CowEN, OF Belmont Co., Pres't. Judge
JEREMIAH HoLLsTER, of Centre Up. Associate ''
JOHN DAVENPORT.
THOMAS WESTON, of Salem Township. &"
WILLIAM OKEY, Of Centre township, Clerk