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Dr' Rogers
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
LiyerWOrt and Tar.

AtiI Iilc otA VI III IVA
Is briefly told. 1t is prepared mostly from a Re-
cipe furnished by the late distinguished Professor
Rogers, after many years Of investigation aud
research, aud is the one employed by him in his
own practice, aud that occasioned his unparalleled
led success in curing all complaints Of the Throat
and Lungs. For four years past, the proprletors
have been putting up Dr.. Rogers COMPOUND
Syrup IF Li0erOOrt and Tar, in Cincinnati,
ONO. From this point, il has been distributed
extensively over all the western and south west
ern states Hence the reason why SO manv Of
our Certificates are dated at Cincinnati, where
the medicine is best knOUm, aud has been most
JNtiy teSttd. The first year, its sales amounted
Gully to about 4 900 bottles; but such was its as-
tonishing success il curing the complaints for
which it is recommended, that it soon acquired
an immense PQpuiWity, aud the present year its
sales will exceed $50 Gao bottles.
Nor is the demand for it confined to the west
ern states, Its reputation is spreading over the
whole Union. Although il has never been adver.
tised at all. or even offered for sale in New Eng
land. the proprietors have this day received an
order from Bangor, Me. A few days since, they
received one from Lowell, Mass also one from
Palmyra, \ Y, aud another from Columbus.
Geo. And it is because the demand for this med
lcine from djroad Is so great that the proprietors
cannot supply it from Cincinnati, that they have
~
u'actu''"s t"e arrcie III ms c'.y' deening IL their
So'e,hn ahu in'Pef'ooS uuty |" put with'h the
reach VI every 'he'noer OF community, Il imedi'
cine "hi.h WIN NOT oh'y UfeaS up the most dls-
'resS'ie cough III a rev h"urs tlne' nut which
wrli really and radicaAy cure the ~Incipient stages
U Nonsunnpt,n
AFnfSlCiAH IEoiiMONY
LETTER FROM H.. u WILSON,
pulmonary Consumption Cured.
o. Dr.. Wilson is a regular graduate Of the
Old School, and a practitioner of high standing,
well known throughout the whole state of Ohio.
He was the Rev h. Wiseman's family physician
for IS years.
HEAR WHAT HE SAYS.
PATRIoT, Gallia Co Ohio, Sept. l. 1850.
% DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar. This
medicine has recently come under my observa
ton, not because | sought for it, but merely by
accident, VIZ, in the case Of the lady OF the Rev.
II. Wiseman. whose family physician | have been
for twelve years, during the whole of which time
Mrs. Wiseman has been in feeble health, and un-
der medical treatment, the main difficulty in her
case being weak and diseased Lungs. Her cough
gradually grew worse. aud early in the spring of
1915. her situation became alarming. ] attended
her carefully, and employed all the known rene
dies OF Therapeutics, which only gave partial re-
lief. Mrs. Wisenan had become ernaciated aud
worn down, all the symptoms OF pulmonary cons
sumption appearing present. was compelled at
this period to leave on business, and Mr.. Wiseman
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DR. FITCH's CELEBRATED 6 LEcruREs

ON THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
Consumption, Asthma, Diseases of the Heart. &c.
aud OIL the method of preserving Health ~
and Beauty to an old age.
This Book should be in every family. To the
Consumptivei it points out the only reasonable one
for relief. TO mothers, the directions it gives for
the care and education of children are invaluable.
$4,000 copies of this Book have passed through
the press, and the sale continues undated.
For sale By S. s. FITCH g. CO., 7O7 B, ood.
,oay, .New York; and by J. G. FLEMING.
WOodsfeM -
GT-DR. FITcH's GUIDE TO INvALips. or Di.
rections to persons using DR. Fitch's Remedies, to
be had. gratis, of all his Agents. NAV 2gIIv
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lndiana:-"The Printer-lndependent as
. wood-sawyer, proud as a Lucifer, poor
ss Jobs turkey. and the persoDifcation
Of Intelligence
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( celebrated Medicines.

pulmonary Ba'Sam, Depurative Syrup,
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Pulmonary Linime t, Humor Corrector.
Pure and Medicinal Cod Liver Oil. ..r
Anti'Dyspeptc Mixture, Cough s. Cathartic Pills,
Nervine, Female Pills,
Veriniiuge, Female Specific, sc. SC.
Used by him constantly and with unprecedent.
ed success in the treatment of
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Heart DIS.
eases. Dyspepsia, S~crofula, Skirf Diseases.
Rheumatism, Female Complaints, AA
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" Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed aud qualified as Administrator
debonis non, of the estate of Cornelius Atkinson,
late of Monroe county, deceased.
ARCHIBALD ROSS. Admir-.
December 3, 1851. Ha
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Consumption
Probate Notice.

~ JUICE.
Notice is hereby given that the Executors, AID.
mini stra aud Guardians Of the following nam.
ed persons, have filed in the office OF the Clerk
Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Monroe cuun.
~ in the State of Ohio, their accounts, to wit:
Executors OF Moses NJ. Mariing deceased,
Executor of David Earlywine
" =" Jacob OiOm
" - Andrew Muhleman "
" :. Jacob Muhlernanu "
t Administrator Of William Fl May "
=" Samuel Swartw Jod
" - James Atkinson "
- Daniel Shuts "
" Daniel Dye
" Silas Dye "
" Abel Atkinson "
Morrison Nugent "
" Jacob Koher "
" Francis Gray "
" Abraham fisher
I" Junas Afford "
" Frederick Muhlemann i"
Jacob Wise "
&" Lewis Kloepnar "
81. G. Lardner
{" Lawrence Merley f"
" " Moses Winland "
Administrator of Samuel Biacy "
" " John Curtis ("
Aquilla Thomas
" Samuel Brooks +"
Guardian of Townsends heirs
s. Upton
That said accounts are continued and referred
to the Master Commissioner for examination, &c
Nov. 10, 1851. p WV. OKEY. Clerk.
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one Post Office, and be sent on one sheet
Of paper at the same time. The same
person. however who sends one list can
continue sending additional names at the
same prices. to any Omounth he may choose.
The Legislature, will, In all probability,
from the large amount Of work before it,
be in session three or four months-then
will follow the publication of all the Gen
eral Laws, and few others, under the New
Constitution can be passed, after which
time we shall be in the heat Of a most i'm
portant Presidential contest. Who then
will desire, for so small an amount Of
money. to take a paper for a less term than
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ERANIT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY RAJShM

Many years OF experience, and more than a Hundred
Thousand Cures OF COnsumptlve Complaints,
have proved to the uDdoubted satisfaction Of all persons
who have become acquainted with this ar0ndeyfu4 remedy,
that it is greatly superior, because it is s~0Otiiag and
healing, and more certain to euro Consumption Of
the Lungs, than any other Remedy III the world. We
know, however, that 1t is said by some that Consumption
can not be cured. Be that the opinion of the many or tho
few, we shall not attempt to argue with such, but this we
pN say, and do assert as u fact, which can be proved in
thousands Of csEes, that this medicine has cured
Cough, and diseases which, before the cures were effected,
were called real Consumption, and which were at.
tended with symptoms that resembled, and were In all
,espGcts Ike the symptoms of those IhO die, and tchen dead
are said TO have died with that fGtal disease Consump-
ton. The BGlsam hHs cured housdRds of persons who
were said to be hopelessly gflicted-who had hard, dry,
,1cking O. uSiia-PdiRs in the Breast, Sid, and Back
Difficulty Of Breathing-PuuIcaf ErpectoratiOn-
Hectic FeUer-NightSVeats-and wasting away of tho
Flesh and Blood. Persons having such complaints
have been cured after 1t was said they could not live a
week longer. THIS Medicine has cured some who were
supposed to be IN "a dying state, but, by the use of
this remedy, they now live, and enjoy good health.
This Balsnm is purely q ~regetGbe compound. II Is
pleasant to take, and nerey does injury in any stage of dis
ease or under any circumstances. 1t reflects its WONDER
full and dlmOst miraculous Cures by Purifying,
Strengthening, and InviSOratins the whole system
by egudiiSiag tie circulation. and producing q healthy &C.
tiou-thus dAaying COugh-'oOhiag he Nerves-and
aiding and Facilitating EzpectOrati0n. 1t Cares the
following diseases, VIZ. =
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That said accounts are continued and referred
to the Master Commissioner for examination, &c
Nov. 10, 1851. 3 Wh. OKEY. Clerk.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
OHIO STATESMAN N.
DAILY-SEMI- WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
colvnBus, oAio.-s. MrDARr.-Nov 1851

In presenting our prospectus at this
time to the public, We shall endeavor to be
as brief and direct to the point as possible.
We shall not, AS another paper has done,
brag of ours being the best one in the world,
or in this ciiy-we think it has character
and aye enough to speak for itself. But,
he that as it may. We shall not discontinue
our paper on that account. We, therefore.
send out our PROSPECTUS, inviting all who
desire TO take it, to do so at once.
OUR DAILY paper will be issued at IS
a year, from the first Of january, 1852,
invariably in advance. to all subscribers
out of the city, and sent by mail. To
subscribers in the city, and delivered by
carriers, the price will be, as heretofore,
Sir Doiiurs.
Alter the lst Of January next, we shall
discontinue our Tri- Weekly Statesman
and publish in its stead a SEMI WEEKLY,
the size Of our present Weekly Ohio States
man. The SEM-WEEKLY will contain all
the matter OF the Duily Statesman, and
will be issued Oh Mondays and Thursdays,
at s3 per annum, for single subscribers,
and for Clubs as below.
Such as do not desire the Daily States
mau, either on account of cost. or the ar
rangement or diSarrangement. Of the mails,
will find the Semi Weekly to be the very
paper they are or ought to be looking for,
in all respecta. 1t is the paper tina. every
politician, especially those who wish to be
posted up, should tuke, unless they take
The Daily.
The WEEKLY ONO STATESMAN will be
an improved family newspaper, and we
have no doubt, will be better liked than
heretofore. 1t will contain as few adver-
tisements as possible, and no long patent
medicine advertisements by the year.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-09
APPOMATTOX.
T0 the Waters II, tl,c

PROPOSED JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
Comprising he COMMITTEES IF Appomattor,
Charlotte, Campbell, Ha'yar, Prince
Eduard, Toaen Of LynehJurg, &c.
Believing that the amended Constitu-
ton will be acceptable TO large majority
ofihe people Of Virginia, it bchoovcs you
to select some one competent to fill the of
fee Of Judge in the district. We take great
pleasure, therefore, in presenting the name
Of one who has consented to be candidate
for that high office, important and rcspon-
sible as it is and we deem it useless and
unnecessary to present his name to the vo-
teis of the District with any attempt to
eulogizc, for the mere announcement of the
fact that he has consented to be u candi-
date will be sufficient to insure his clection.
We allude to Judge WIN. LEIGH. Of
the county of Halifax.
His superior. as an able, impartial and
competent Jnrist, is not 10 be found with
in the limits Of the State Always at the
post Of duty, he endeavors to discharge
that duty without fear and without shrink
ing. We can only say that the unanimous
vote that will DC given to him in the conn
ties of Halifax, Charlotte and Prince Ed
ward,wli be an evidence the confidence
that those rcposc in him who know HIN
best, and know how to appreciate the
long services of one who can with sinceri-
ty say, 'has always endeavored To do his
duty" MANY VOTERS.
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The receipts from duties at the Balti-
more custom house during the month of
september, 1851, amounted to $l36,S93.
70. For the same month last year the
sam received was 500, 3S6.21, showing an
Increase in the receipts for September,
1851, over those Of 1850, of $37,jO7.5S.-
The balance remaining in the Depository
al Baltimore on the 31st August last was
Sl13,Gl3.9l, and on the 30th September
Sl39, 1855. The total receipts for du-
ties at this port from the LIST January TO
30th September, 1850, were SS5S, 7S6 81,
apd for the same period this year $780,
9Sl.22, showing AN increase for the first
niue months of 1851 of S9I,19I.e5, an a.
veragc Of rather more than $4,000 per
Month.
There were entered at the Baltimore
custom House during the month Of Sep
tmber, 81 vessels from foreign ports, ships
II, barqucs Q, brings is, and schooncrs
10. During the same period there arriv-
ci from coastwi sc ports l59 vessels, viz:
srips ,, barques Ia, brigs Is, and schoon-
rs l24-making "A total of foreign and
bastwisc arrivals during the NINTH of
10 vessels. Ofthe foreign entries 80 had
,ohrgoes SUBJECT duty, IL had non duta-
ole cargocs and l was in ballast. Their
Iptional character was 81 American, II
ltritish, 5 Bremen an1 Prussian.
There were cleared for foreign ports du-
rtng the month ships, s harques. 10
lbigs, and l6 schooners. OF these vessels
80 were American, 12 English. 5 Bremen,
Swedish, and Hanoverian The regis
tered tonnage Of these vessels makes an
aggregate of II ,135 tons, and there were
Employed in the navigation of them 4S5
men. The following are the destinations
Of these vessels, viz:--Wcst Indies and
british Provinces, rs; Liverpool, 3; Brc.
men, a; Rio de Jaucrio, 3; Amsterdam, 1:
Rotterdam, l; Montcvidco, 2; Cadiz. l;
spanish Main, ]; Brazil. /; Havrc, 1, Val
paraiso, ]; Pcrnambuco, /; Madeira, 1;
and Callao, l.
The total value of goods shipped to for
Ign ports during the month of September,
Tas S65G,s0i,G7. 1t will be seen by the
above SUMMARY that there We're no goods
sent 10 California during the mouth.
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Ratification.

Mr.. Claiborne of Franklin referred in the
Democratic Convention tothe position oflbe
Wing Convention, which, he said had
met only to rGt.jy Summers nomination by
few Wings in the Reform Convention
Mr.. Claiborne has probably discovered by
this time that the Wing Convention met TO
raiiiy the unanimous Wing voice Of the
whole Whigpeople of Virginia The press
of the Eas, ard West had raised one uni
versal shout for Summers before the Con-
vention met. and the Convention. ike
sound Republicans. gave effect 10 the voice
Of the people. 1t is good deal better
that Convention should meet TO rafify
than to terdngle, and that j, should recs,se
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-09
Presidential Nomination,

The lIartinsbury Republican, raises the
Gag FLAMES buchanan for the PresiJen-
cy, and Gov. John b. Floyd. for the Vice
Presidency. Several papers of the same
PARTY in Virginia raise the name of Doug
ilss. We are inclined to think that the
chances of Douglass are better than those
q any other man for the honor of being
,ltfeated by NJ. Fillmore, at the next cleo
ton. The war between Cass and Buchan
an will create a great chasm. into which
Douglass will periodically leap, and be
Swallowed up for the good of his country.
--R. Rcp
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Total .-3l5l
@. w. MCKINNEY, Inspector.
III
LyuclIburS MarkctS.-Oct.E y.

WHOLESALE PHtCES.l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stocks lglt-Salcs Ial2
by the quantity.
PoRk.-Some little engagements of neighbour
hood raised have been made Ia be delivered in pro-
per season at 50. Many think ii will not he lower
Bfrt.-We quote by the quantity at tt4i cts.
fLorR.-Sureriisc new s3ia3s Old, no sale =
Family New Sla5, as to quantity and quality, All
grades dull
WHKAr.-Red Cos; White Csc.
MrAL.-Corn Meal zoe.
GR,lx.-Corn 75as0 cts; Oats 35ai0 CENTS.
GuASo.-Best Peruvian $50 10 - per tdn.
PLAsrKn.-Lump g. ]; t'round ~.
SUeAKs.-Ncw ORLEANS ? 4a9 els: Porto Rico7 To
10 cts. Clarified llal2i cts. Loaf u to Ia cts.
WHIsKY.-M Mountain none offering, would com
mdnd 80 to3i cents.
BEEswAx.-2I to22 cents.
BuTrrR.-Bm little demand for firkins, which
we quote ll4al2lc. for No, l. Fresh, at Market
House, brings higher rates, but not uniiorh.
BRaNDY.-Applc. 3jaI0; Peach, 50 To 81 cts.
BAR IRoy.-S75aS0 assorted dull
CorFEE.-Rio II 10 IL cts. Laguira Ioal2l
Mocha 30.
Country LISENs.-Tow Ito III; FlaN laal ct.
CoTToN NARSs.-SalcS Is cts.
FEATHERS. --32 to 80 cts.-Scarcc.
W06L.-25 to % cts. in dull
W0dI RooLs.--35 To IL very scarce.
GiSsESt.-:jta35 tis'
FLAX SrnD.-Salcs I 10 per Sc H..
FrsH-IIc,ring-, No. l. ssj; Halifax M. | Her
rings, $6as7J Silud none; Mackcrcl NJ. B. $S.3U
TALLow.-Sto 81 cts.
TAR.-$3.50 per bbl.
HEMr-Wc quote ), tote in demand.
lISsEEb OIL.--Smy0cts.-in demand
LaRD.-i2lal3 cts. fair stock in market.
'MoL,ssKs.-Wcst India - to 40 cts. pei gallon.
n. q. A. To a
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VALUARLE pKOpERTy FOn

SaLE-N iih view "f prosecuting my trndc
ia lynchburg, will offer public auction, on Sat
urJas The th October, the Farm hcrcon now
reside, located On the Lexington turnpike rid,
fur miles Hbb-c Iynchbnrg, continuing FIFTY
NE FIVE ACRES. The improvements nre n
--&s- good Drciiipg HoDsc am an rressgiy Opi
HonscS There is aso on the premises very SUI
pcrior Market Gdrden and fine collection ol
FINN Tres.
Also, ANOTHER TRACT. diaant ito mile.
from the above. and immcdntelt OH the Canal con.
timing SfXTr-EiGUT ond fy,so. fon,th A,ye4
part 81 which Is in cultivation, the remainder b.,
ing fine Wood Land
The sale viii take piiec on the Gr.t mcnrionc,
tract Mt ! ! o'clock; j. n. Terms rnndc known o.
the day 81 sdlti GEORGE PERCiyAL. A..
NJ me si'f,c time aud place, will sell y very 81
pe'ipr fhreshing Machine two Horses; inc Wag
on and sundry Agricultural implemtiits
Sept 29-tlIOn
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Republic OF Sierra Madre.

/
| ing information ofa revolutionary mo, e
,mcnt going on in that quarter, with the
view Of establishing separate republic in
the Northern departments of Mexico, seem
10 have sufficient degree of authenticity
to warrant belief.
The condition of the Mexican Govern
ment is one of such imbeclity that the prb-
posed ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of its territory will
| probably be consummatcd. AT any rate,
we can see no element of conservation in
| Mexico that would be likely to withstand
a vigorous attempt on The part of a bold
band of men to revoluionize that portion
olthc country bordering on the Rio Grandc,
and separated from the main body Of the
Mexican Republic by the massive barrier
of the Sierra Madrc.
We stand aloof and note the progress OF
events. How can weakness be shielded
from its inevitable dooml We hear in
| timations of future annexa,ions--afier the
preliminary process of separate national
ity to prepare the way. 1t is best to look
things in the face at once. We cannot
change tendencies by refusing to recognize
them. Listen to the cool language of "a
Texas paper. the Houston Telcgraph:
whatever may be the power of tho
General Government t. prevent the Gu
ban volunteers from prosecuting their OK
| petition, 1t cannot prevent Its citizens from
emf grating to the Northern Provinces OF
| Mexico. In one or two months, the new
Government fthe Sierra Madrc Republic
will in all probability be organized, and al
army capable of maintaining lis indcpen-
dencc against the whole power of the Cen
fral Government Of Mexico will display
its victorious banners in the valley Of the
Rio Grande. When the new republic is
established, who is to prevent the victor.
ious troops who have achieved its indie
peudence fitting out, in their own ports and
under their own flag, an expedition capa
BILE of subvcrling the power Of old Spain
IN Cuba : If this Republic were at this
time established, who can doubt that IN
army of five thousand volunteers could be
concentrated at Tampico or Matamoras to
aid the Cuban patriots!'
1t is impossible tie look at this subject
without acknowledging its great and i'm.
mincnt importance, of what avail is it to
indulge in condcmne,ions by the gross, as
though we Would quarrel with the wealth.
erfor being stormy at times? The best
poiIcy Tor this government to pursue at the
present moment, Is, in our humble judg
ment. to negotiate with Spain at .once, for
the peaceful acquisition of Cuba. We
hear of proposals of guarantee, by Eng
land and France, which, if true, may com
pllcate the matter very seriously. If the
Government of the United States shows il
s.if' earnest In this lrsin~.-e :. ....y ......,
It's own terms, and keep inIerlopers off
but delay may be dangerous, especially il
it should seem TO indicate Indifference OF
fear. The oihcious intcrventions Of Eng.
land and France. in reference TO Cuba
would involve results too grave TO be light
ly regarded; nor DO we see that such inter.
vcnton need to take place if this Govern
ment assumes its proper position, and give.
tito be understood that it S fully in earnest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-09
From he Tribune Of Saturday ercnipg.

There was an improved feeling in the
Stock market to-day, with fair demand
for the fancics. The quotations are gen
orally better. and although the improve
ment is rot large. it indicates renewal Of
confidence in the street.
The market is heavy for Exchange, and
the rates nominal for Sterling at 93al03.
the latter being the asking price ofthc lead
ing drawer. Probably no lirge quantity
of FIRST class bills could be sold over o per
cent.
The Money market continues very strin-
gent both oncaland on paper Tile rates
are very irregular depending much upon
the facilities Of the borrower and the kind