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Nsabins, San. Is. 1851.
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amend or abolish 1.-THE prohibition Of
special privileges and special legislation
the right of instruction-the right of peti.
tion-the freedom of conscience-the free
dom Of speech--the freedom Of the press
the election of all officers by the people
the responsibility Of governors TO the gov.
erned-the inviolability Of the person and
property Of men-the equal taxation Of
individual and corporate proper,y-judi-
cial reform-national honor and State in.
tegri,y-have all been affirmed and ap.
proved by a decided vote Of the people
Of our State.
But our labors are not ended. Let us
remember that eternal vigilance is the
price Of liberty. Let US show by our mod.
Grafton and decision that we are contend.
ing for these principles, and are worthy
Of the victory which we have achieved.
S. MEDARY.
S. D. PRESTON,
J. RElNHARD,
s. w. ANDREWS,
THOS. SPARROW,
Democratic State Central Committee.
Nov. 1851.
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Gold Mine!!
Discovered in Monroe County! !!

Il is now a "fxed fact" that w. W. JORDAN
& CO offer to the people of Monroe county, oP-
portunities TO make FORTUNES, not to be sur
passed by the GOLD DlGGINS Of California.
They have on hand, and are constantly receiv.
ing, a VERY LARGE aud CHEAP assortment oil
Cooking Stores of every rariety.
among Dhich are Bucks Patent, GreentDood's
fir Tight Burfon's Premium, &C., &C.. &c.
Also Ten Plate, Seven Plate, and
uarious patterns IF
AIR TIGHT PARLOR SIO YES,
for both wood and coal. Also all kinds Of
Stove Trimmings, both Copper and Tin.
Pips. Boilers, Steamers. Kettles, Pots, Ste,D
pans, Sauce pans. Frying pans, and-
irons, SmOofhing-ironS, Griddies,
Coal CRATES, and iron ami copper coal Buckets.
Also a full and complete assortment of JAPAN
and COPPER WARE.
House Spouiing and Piping for sale and put up
at the shortest notice.
link WaShboardS at wholcSale and
retail.
Persons wishing to purchase wares are request.
ed to call and examine their stock; for they are de-
termined to give GREAT BARGAINS, and 10
sell a LITTLE CHEAPER than the cheapest.
DG-Orders from Merchants puDctnally attended
to. N. B. Old Pewter aud Copper taken IN ex-
for wares. w. W. JORDAN & Co.
Woodsfeid, Nov. 10
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&HERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of an order Of
~ sale in Partition issued from the Coult Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. and to
me directed, | will offer for sale, at public outcry.
at The front door Of the court house in the town oil
Woodsield, in said county, on
Saturday, the 27th day of December. 1851,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock u m, aud 4o'clock
p m. of said day. the following described lands and
tenements, to wit:
The east half OF the north east quarter of the
south west quarter u section SO, township 3, and
range a, containing 10 acres, more or less, subject
to dover therein assigned. Ordered to be sold in
the case of Sprague vs. Sprague. and others.
nov. 26, So 90 M. MORROW, ShIf.
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Committee Of Arrangements.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

To the Democracy Of Ohio:
The time has arrived for the election Of
Delegatesto the Democratic National Con-
vention.. 1t is also necessary 10 nominate
a candidate for the Supreme Bench and
the Board of Public Works.
Therefore, the Democratic State Cen.
trail Committee, in accordance with usage,
recommend to the Democrats of the differ
emit counties OF the State, to elect delegates
to meet in convention in the city Of Co.
lumbus, on the 9th day Of January next,
to nominate one candidate for Supreme
Judge, and one for the Board of Public
Works: and to elect two Senatorial Dele
gates to the Democratic National Conven-
ton; and for the Delegates from each Con.
gressional District to elect one Delegate to
said Convention.
The different counties, according to the
ratio Of representation heretofore estab.
lished, will be entitled to the following
number of Delegates:
I'VE deem it unnecessary TO publish the
list Of counties, with the number of dele.
gates to which each is entitled. This
(Monroe) county is entitled to 4, Belmont
S, Guernsey 8, Noble g., and Washing
ton 81
We cannot conclude this address with.
out congratulating you upon the trium-
plant adoption Of the new Constitution,
and the glorious result of the first election
under it. Republican principles have
achieved a great victory. The principles
Of the Democratic party-all men are by
nature, free and independent-all politi-
cal power is inherent in the people-gov.
eminent is instituted for their benefit and
J protection-they have a right to alter,
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IL DAD NOTICE.-No,ice is hereby given.
ko that a petition will be presented 10 the Com
mls,ioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at the Dscem.
ber.session, praying for the location Of a county
road, commencing at or near Alexander Young'S
Mill, on Piny Fork of Sunfsh, running up said
stream through the lands Of Alexander, Young.
Joseph Blsckiey, John Trusx and John Evans, to
the Woodsfield road leading from Woods6eld to
Bealfsville; from thence following Aforesaid stream
through the lands Of Andrew Morris, jesse Yost,
WIN. Cox, Christian Miller. Wm. Evans, Chris.
,ian Miller. Thomas Lloyd, Christian Miller, VIM.
Evans and WIN. Melott. and on the line between
WIN. Lawrence, Samuel Griffith and George
Griffith, to intersect the road running from Beslk-
vile to Woods6eld, aud there to end.
Oct. 20, 1851. A PETITIONER.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE BY virtue Of

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE BY virtue Of
IA an order from The court Of Common Pleas
of Monroe County, Ohio, | will offer for sale on
the premises. in Washington township, in said
county, on Saturday, the Goth day Of December,
1851, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. IN and
A o'clock p. m of said day, the following des.
c'ibed real estate. as the property Of John Huff.
man. now deceased, to witt The south east quar-
ter OF The south east quarter Of section No. 2, of
township No. 4, of range No. 6, containing forty
acres. lying and being in the county Of Monroe,
subject to the widows dover therein assigned: on
the following terms -one-third in hand, one.third
in six months, and one. third in twelve months,
with interest from the day of sale, 10 be secured
to the satisfaction Of the undersigned
JACOB HENDERSON,,
nov. 10 Admir- of said decedent.
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Administrators Sale.

On the 18th day Of December 1851. between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P
M. will he sold on the premises, to The highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the properly
of Richard Wheeler, deceased, to witt: The east
half Of the north erst quarter of section 20, town.
ship 4. and range 4, containing 70 aud SO hun.
dredihs acres, and the south half of the east hall
Of the south east quarter Of section 30. township
49, range a containing 40 acres more OF less. Said
lands will be sold subject 10 the widows dover;
Appraised at $l440.0 90. Terms--one.third cash
in hand, one third in one year, and the residue in
two years, with interest.
l.. GRATIGNY, sen. Admir-.
of Richard Wheeler, deceased.
Nov. ~, 1851
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

"A By virtue Of two mandates to me directed
from the Court OF Common Pleas within aud fof
The county of Monroe and State OF Ohio. IN the
case Of Jonah Smith VS. R. bert Mckinney. ct al
and Hiram Curtis vs.. the same, will he offered for
sale, at public auction. at the door Of the court
house, in said county. on
Saturday, the Goth day Of December
next, between the hours OF ~ o'clock a m and 4
O'Clock p m. Of said day, the following described
real estate, to wit:
The west half OF the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton 25, Township G, and Range 8, containing 81
and 10 hundredths acres, more or less, situate
in tue county of Monroe and State of Ohio Ap.
praised at $3.50. VIM OKEY, Mas. Com.
Nov. 10, 1851 So 25 Mon. Com, Pleas.
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VNO Martha C. Dobbs. William d. Dobbs,
John G. Dobbs. James B. Dobbs. heirs OF
Anger Dobbs, deceased You will take notice
that on the Sd day Of November 1851. Robert
Moffet and Hannah Dobbs, as the executors OF
Anger Dobbs. deceased, filed in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, OHIO, their
petition against you; the object and prayer Of
which petition is to obtain authority from said
court to complete . certain contract made by said
Anger Dobbs, in his life time. with one Henry
Christler for the sale Of the north west quarter Of
the north west quarter of section IL, In township
3, Of range 5, aud the south west quarter Of the
south west Or. Of section l2. in the same township
and range, in Monroe county, Ohio. Said peti.
TONERS ask authority to make a deed fI said prem.
ises to said Henry Christler. on behalf of the heirs
Of AingeI Dobbs. deceased.
N. HOLL1STER,
Nov. ~, 1851. Att'y. for Petitioners.
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UDOAD NOTICE...-Notice 10 hereby given
h that a petition will be presented to the Com.
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their nsxt
December session, praying for III alteration on the
new road running up the run commencing 1t the
south east corner Of section IA, thence through
James .Maffit's land thence through Jacob Maj
fits land, thence through Giles Gadd's land, and
so on till it i~ntersects the Suufsh road between
John Mafitt's and Philip Drums; the alteration
to commence at or near Giles Gadd's house, and
run the north side Of the bottom to or near a large
white oak thence to or near Giles Gadd's corn
field; thence 10 turn and run west on or near tho
line between Giles Gadd's and Christopher Dill
Ions as far as q road can be made; thence round
the point The nearest and best route to ~intersect the
same road at the run, and there to end; and that 90
much OF the said road as will be supplied by said
alteration, be vacated. Oct. 90, 1851.
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or In the last number of the ST. Glars
vile Gazette, a letter is published, which,
the editor says, was %post-marked Woods
field" We would be glad to know the
author Of such a %scandalous production.
that he might be published 10 .he world.
We sincerely hope. for the credit of our
place, that the author does not live here.
The editor of the Gazette says he stem
ders his acknowledgements to the author,
through the editor Of the Spirit of Demo-
cracy." What is meant by this expression
we confess we do not know. We trust
the editor of the Gazette has not so con
temptible an opinion Of us as to believe
we wrote the letter published in his paper.
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DOAD NOTICE-Notice is hereby given
IL that there will be a petition presented to the
Commissi oners of Monroe County. OHIO, al their
next December session, praying tor the location
OF a county road, commencing at a run where It
crosses the road le sding from Malaga &c Calais. 1t
or near Benjamin Stephen BAN. thence the near
est and best route to the Belmont county line,
where the county road from Boston to the Monios
county line terminates. Oct. 20, 1851.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

Tomorrow is the day set apart, by the
Governor Of the State, as a day of Thanks
giving and Prayer. Accordingly there
will be preaching in the lower Church, at
IOk o'clock, A. NJ, by Rev. IIATTERy.
also preaching in the afternoon, or al can.
dle-lighting-time indicated by the ringing
Of the bell. II is hoped general attention
will be paid TO this matter by all.
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MARRIED-On the 10th inst, ut the
residence Of Mr.. d. G. Coe, Esqr., in
Bsallsville, Ohio, by Rev. E. X. Squires,
Mr.. JOHN HENDERSON, Jr., and Miss
DEBORAH BALDlSG, eli OF this county.
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EN DAD NOTICE. ..-Notice is hereby given
Va that a petition will be presented to the Com
missioneis of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
December session, praying for the establishment
and location Of a county road, from Woodsheld
in said county Of Monroe, upon the nearest and
best route to Antioch, IN said county, and from
thence the nearest and best route to the Ohio riv-
err. upon a grade not exceeding FIVE degrees.
Oct. 30, 1851.
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TOHN KENT'S ESTATE Notice is here.
by given, that the subscriber has been an.
pointed and qualified ss Administrator OF Inc
estate OF John Kent, late of Monroe county. de-.
ceased. 8 THOMAS MITCHELL, Jn.
Nov. IL, 1851. Adm'r.
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New ORLEANS. Nov. IS.

Accounts from the city Of Mexico state
that great excitement was prevailing there
in consequence Of the insurrection on the
Rio Grande, and the pronunciamentos
which had been declared at Coahuila and
other places.
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rs ,HOMAS WATKINS ESTATE-Notice is
Il hereby given, that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of tho
estate of Thumas Watkins, late of Monroe coun-
ty, deceased. WILLIAM WATKINS,
Nov. ~, 1851. Admir-.
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Manypenny's majority 24,6l
For n year, Steedman has 144,3a
Lyman 1888

Steedman's majority 22,854
The free soil vote as our table shows run
from 10, to 10000, thus leaving the demo.
Gratis a large majority over all opposition.
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from the Ohio Statesman.
THE FINAL RESULT IN OHIO.
Nov. 1851.

To-day we publish the vote Of the whole
State, for State officers, as furnished us by
Mr.. Rice, chief clerk Of the Secretary Of
State, whose kindness we thus acknowl.
edge. Our victory is such a one, as it has
never been our pleasure heretofore to an.
%nounce, though we have been an active
participant in the elections of Ohio for
nearly q quarter of a century. We com.
menced young and do not feel very old
yet, especially in making the records we
do to-day.
We feel more than the usual pride in
making this record, because we feel more
than usually responsible for laying the
foundation on which it was built, and so
gloriously finished.
In no State in the Union, has the democ.
racy so clear a field and so permanent a
road before them. as the democracy Of
Ohio now have. Union of sentiments
Encouragement ofthe mere factions in our
ranks-a determination to do the righ.-a
dependence upon our true party friends as
the foundation OF party action, and no op-
position can make successful assaults up.
on our well organized ranks or betray US
into errors Of principle.
We have a clear field and fair sailing
If the helmsmen know their duty, and
dare perform it.
There is a higher and nobler eminence
for Ohio-one Of the noblest States. if not
the noblest in the Union. But 10 reach it
will require prudence in action-wisdom
in performance-a confidence and a reli-
ance upon the great principles that have
brought the democracy into power by so
great a vote and upon the just motives of
each other.
In a few weeks the new government will
90 into operation-the great work Of rec
onciling the laws to the new constitution
will commonwealth the departments of
government will pass under the new order
Of things. May good councils prevail in
the great labors deyolving on those in
whose hands the people have so nobly
placed the work.
By the f~ootings Of the immense tables in
our columns it will be seer that,
Gov. Woods vote is 145604
Vinton's " l19. 500
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY RALSAM,
The Great COUGH REMEDY.


Many years OF experience, and more than q Huudrsl
Thousand Cures of COnsumplivo Complaish.
have proved to the undoubted satisfaction of al psno.
who have become acquainted with this toonderGui reWsjy,
that It is greatly superior, because II is soothias and
healing, and more certain to, cure Consumption Of
tile Lungs, than any other Remedy in the world. We
know, however, that 1t is said by some that C~onsump,loa
can not be cured. Be that the opinion Of tho many or he
few, we shall not attempt to argue, with such. but this We
will cay, and do dssert US u fact, which can be proved n
thousands Of cases, that this medicine has cured
Coughs and diseGses which, before the cures were effected.
were called reel Consumption and which were AZ
tended with synptoms that rekembIed, and were in all
respects like the symptoms Of those icho die, and ph,s dad
are scii to have died with that fatal disease Consumv.
ton. This Balsain has cured housands of persons who
were said to be hopetessly aflicted-who had hard. DIV,
r0eting Coughs Pains in the Rrenst, Side, and Baas-
Difficulty Of Breat~hing-Pwuient EI,,se.oraios-
Hectic Ferer-Aigh Speafs-and wasting AWAY Of The
Flesh and Blood. Persons having such complaints
have been cured afler 1t was said they could not live q
week longer. This Medicine has cured some who were
supposed to be in a dying state, but, by the uss u
this remedy, they now live, and enjoy good health.
This Balsam 10 purely d pe0eia6k compound. II
pleasant TO take, and nerer doe, injury in any stage of ala
ease or under any circumstances. 1t effects its wonder.
ful and almost miraculous Cures by Purifying.
Strengthening, and InvigOrattng the whole systemZ
by e2udlzing me circulation, and producing a healthy No.
tion-thus dNagng COuGh-ioothing the Neryes-aua
gliding and Facilitating ExpectOraIiOn. 1t Cures Ne
following diseases, viz. =
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Morgan's majority
22,O57

Some three thousand free %soiers, de-
serted their candidate, Mr.. Heaton, and
voted for the reelection of Auditor Woods.
TREASURER OF STATE.
Breslin's vote 145,361
Bliss's 1874, 554
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Salt River must be at the very sources
leehe higher than any other set Of men
ever got.
Corwin, who is a few votes the lowest on
the democratic ticket, has 145,099
Storer, highest on the wing ticket l35,946
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Breslin's majority
2O,8O7

Breslin's majority 2O,9O7
On Mr.. Breslin the great effort was
made. The most powerful effort was made
to unite all the f~ree-soil vote on Mr.. Bliss,
by the public withdrawal OF Mr.. Plants, the
Free.soil nominee, and by urging every
boiling faction to vote against Breslin.-
The result is his election by nearly tDenty-
n thousand majoriiyi Never was there
q sublimer rebuke given to the punny eff.
forts Of bolterism.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Pugh's vote 147.O57
Stanbery's" 119,423
Pugh's majority 1854
This is q great triumph for Mr.. Pugh
and a severe defeat to the wings; for Mr..
Stanbery was their great Lawyer light Of
the State, and uniformly decided all the
acts of the wing party to be constitutional.
UpREM JUDGES.
Caldwell, the highest candidate on the
democratic ticket, has 61.150
Way, lowest on the wing ticket, 10000
Caldwell's majority 42.150
Ranney, the next highest over Way has
41,954 majority! These two democrats
were run on the free-soil ticket, with An.
drews and Storer, wings, and the vote
shows the immense minority the wings of
Ohio are really in. Their location up
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Woods majority,

This differs a few votes it will be seen
from the columns published a few days
since. We are informed that this occurs
from an error discovered in the returns
from Lorain county.
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COrwin's majority
@. 15.3

The wings were confident Of electing
Andrews and Storer, yet this result shows
how far they were out of their reckoning.
and how little they knew about the politics
Of the State. But we presume they went
OH the principle that Ignorance is bliss"
and hence they did not try to become
"wise." BY this time, we presume, like
Adam in the Garden OF Eden, they have
got their 'eyes opened" and "know good
from evil"
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or Some new advertisements crowded
out this week.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Executors. Ad.
ministrators and Guardians. of the following nam.
ed persons, have filed in the Office of the Clerk
OF the Court of Common Pleas oil Monroe cuun.
ty in The State of Ohio. their accounts, 10 wit:
Executors OF Moses M. Mariing deceased.
Executor of David Eahywine
" i" Jacob Oliom
" Z" Andrew Muhleman
" 4" Jacob Mulleinann
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BOARD OF PUBLIC r.
For three years. Miller has 145,43l
Segur 100, 1O6