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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-By

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
court Of Common Pleas within and for the coun-
ty Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, in the case OF
Johnston & Berryhill vs.. L. H Gordon q n. !sviil
be offered for sale at public auction, al The door
Of the court house in said county, on
Wednesday, the 18Th day Of October.
next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a nj, and
a O'Clock p m, the following described tfsc1 Of
land, situate in said county, to wit: rad IL
One hundred end forty acres Of land situate in
the north west corner Of Fractional Section ,isn,
in Township three, Of Range three issd ~
VIM. OKEY. Mas dCxns5
sept !. 1882. So 90 Mon. Com, PIsss
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
w BY virtue OF two mandates TO me directed
from the Court OF Common Pleas within and for
the county Of Monroe and State Of Ohio. in the
case OF John Smith vs. RLbert McKinney, ct al,
and Hiram Curtis We. the same, will be offeredfov
sale. at public auction. at the door Of the court
house, in said county. on
Wednesday, the 18th day OF October,
next, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock q m and 4
O'Clock p IN. of said day, the following described
real estate, to wit: IRE liz e04o feeI
The west half OF the northwest quarter Of Sec
ton 25, Township 6, and Range 8, containing 81
and 10 hundredths acres. more or less, situate
in the county of Monroe and State of Ohio. APP
praised at $3.50. WIN OKEY, Mas. Com.
sept l. 1852 50 25 Mon. Com, Pleas.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-By

ASTEK COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
virtue of a mandate to me directed from the
court Of cnmmon pleas within and for the county
of Monroe and State Of Ohio, in the case Of John
". Selby' = administrator vs.. William Connor and
others, will be Offered for sale at public auction, al
the door Of the court house. in said county. on
Wednesday, the 18Th day Of. October,
next. between. lhe hours of 10 o'clock a IN, aud 1
O'Clock p IN. Of said day, tho following described
real estate, lying and being in said county, viz:
All the south west quarter Of the north west
quarter Of section No. 3. in township 5. of ranges
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com
srpts, 1852 slH Mon. Com. Pleas.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE by

FASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE by
VlL virtue Of a mandate to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas within and tor the coun.
ty OF Monroe and state of Ohio, in the case Of
Merrlett and Leck!iter W.. John P. Ferrell ct al,
will be offered for sale at public auction, al the
door OF the court house in said county, on bs
Wednesday, the 18Th day Of October,
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a m and (
O'Clock p m, on SAID day, the following described
trac. of land. situate in said connty, 10 wit:
Lot No. 81 in the town Of Clarington, as num-
bered on the plat of said town. Appraised at
$433, 1888. WIN. OKEY, Mas! Com.
sept !, 1852. 81 81 Mn. Com. Pleas.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS sALE.-By
IvA virtue Of a pandateeo me directed from
the court Of common pleaA within and for, me
county of Monroe aud statep f Ohio, in the case
Of John Burns vs.. William Spraeue. will be of.
fered for sale at public auctSn, al the doc, Of
the court house in said county on ~
Wednesday,, the 18Th danof Crtob.y.
next, between the hours OF 10 o. loo, a m and 4
to'clock p m, on said day the following descr ibed
tract of land. situate in said comfy, to vit:
The north west quarter IL the North eat quarter
of section 2. township 4.'of ranged. con lining 90
acres more or less. Appraised atSS3.
WM. OKEY. Mss.som.
sept !. 1859 So 90 Mon. ComPleas.
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TWO LIVES SAVED by THE USE or ONLY THREE
TIL OF BALsAM OF
WILL CHERRY"

TWO LIVES SAVED by THE USE OF ONLY THREE
OF "wIsTAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY"
MI. EDEN, KY, July "a, 1852.
Messrs. Harcourt Howard & Co. --Gents:-The
CDR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry" that l
bought of you has been of such signal benefit in
my family, that / wish TO make its virtues known
for the benefit Of the public.
NY wife took cold at the time of her c%onfine-
ment, which settled on her lungs. The physi-
clans pronounced her disease consumption. She
had profuse night sweats and bad coughs; she
was given up. for we d~espaired oil her recovery,
and her child partook Of her complaint. She
then commenced taking "IVistar's Baisam of
Wild Cherry" and three bottles effected an Ell.
tire cure with her and the child both.
have no doubt that they would have now
been in their graves if they had not have used
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
SETH R. SEARCY.
Seth R. Searcy, whose certificate is above, is
a man of as much veracity az any in this country.
and a man of good judgment, and we place entire
reliance on his statement.
HARCoURT. HOWARD Il CO.
In quart bottles, 81 per bottle. or 6 hotties for S.
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
North east corner Of Fouth and w alnut streets
entrance on Walnut STREET.-THE whom all orders
must be addressed. I
For sale by J. A. & G. II. Davenport'
Woodsfeld; H. E. Kotzebue, Malaga;
Pollock, Carter q Co., Sunfsh; M. P.
Miles q Son, Somerton; Cotton &
Buell.. Marietta. &
May 20, 1852
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rAUTION.-My wife Cindereiis isfs ~ in
~ December last. | am therefore. tsssrm1s-
ed not TO pay any debts Of her contsscsips spH>Hss
compelled by law. John MARTY&
Sept 1, 1854
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ nf
- Venditioni Exponas issued from the court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and
to me directed. / will offer for sale, at public out
cry, at the front door of the court house in the
town of Woodsfield in Monroe county, on
Wednesday, the 1871 day Of October. 1852.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a IN, and 4 O'Clock
p m. of said day. the following described lands ard
tenements, lying aud being in said county. to wit:
Ten acres of an equal width off Of the north end
of the east half OF the north west quarter Of Sec
ton 10, in township 8, OF range s.
Taken in execution and levied on as the proper
ty of Michael Fagert ct al. at the suit of the State
of Ohio for the use OF the Fund Commissioners of
Monroe county.
sept 8 50 25 NJ. MORROW, Shift
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Cash for Wheat.

am paying the highest market price for
WHEAT. delivered at the mouth Of Mill
Greek.
Mediterranean, except when part Of a crop. not
wanted. VACHEL BARNES.
Sept. 20. 1852.
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A Ounc e m e n-ts.
0o-After the first announcement, the names Of
Democratic candidates are published 10 alphabet.
ical Older. The names of other candidates are
left standing as originally announced. There can
be no objection to this arrangement.
FOR CONGRESS.
NJ We are authorized to announce
NATHAN HOLSTER,
Is a candidate for Congress in the District COM
posed of the counties Of Belmont, Guernsey, Mon
roe and Noble.
FOR CLERK OF THE COURT.
HORACE HOLLAND.
JOSEPH ]. KESTER.
SELEY Y. MASON.
JAMES MITCHELL.
ISAAC SMITH.
JAMES r. NORRIS, Esq.-Please announce
STEPHEN PANCOAST,
as 0 candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the court
Of Common Pleas of Monroe county. and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
CO. We are authorized to announce
GEORGE H. DAVENPORT,
as a candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the court
of Common Pleas OF Monroe county.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
JOHN B. NOLL.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
RICHARD CLEGG.
WILSON MARTIN.
Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce the name of
HENRY FORD,
as a candidate for County Commission. and oblige
his numerous friends of Summit township.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
THOMAS MCMAHON.
JAMES MYERS.
DANIEL O'CONNOR.
FOR DISTRICT ASSESSORS.
District No l--Switzerland, Salem, Ohio and
Jackson.
JACOB DAVIS.
GEORGE w. DURKEE.
OWEN J. JONES.
Mr.. EDIToR-You will please announce
CHARLES WELLS,
of Ohio township, as a candidate for District
Assessor, for District No. I, composed of Swit-
zerland, Salem, Ohio and Jackson townships.
District No. 2-Sunsbury, Adams, Green and
Center.
JOHN STEWARD.
Ma. EDIroR-You will please announce the
name Of
SAMUEL BLOWERS,
as a candidate for District Assessor, in The 2nd
District, composed of Sunsbury, Centre, Adams,
and Green townships.
District No. g. Malaga, Seneca, Summit,
Franklin and Wayne.
MATTHEW DOUGHERTY.
CORNELIUS SULLIVAN.
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Mn. E~DIToR-Piease announce the name of
GEORGE W. WATSON,
Of Summit township, as a candidate for District
Assessor for District No. 8.
o. We are authorized to announce
WOODMAN OKEY,
Of franklin township. as a candidate for District
Assessor for District No. 3.
District No. 4-BetheI, Washington, Perry and
Benton
RUFUS w. BARNES.
WILLIAM DOUGHERTY, Jr.
JACOB DRUM.
JOHN L. HENTHORN.
LEVI d. HUTCHINSON.
0D- We are authorized to announce
GEORGE CLINE, ST.,
as a candidate for District Assessor, for District
No. 4.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ of
* Venditioni Exponas issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, aud to
me directed, | will offer for sale, at public outcry,
at the front door Of the court house in the town
Of WoodsfieId, in said county. on
Wednesday, the 1911 day of October. 1852,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a M, aud 1 O'Clock
p m, OF said day, the follow ing described lands and
tenements lying and being in said county, to wit:
All that parcel or lot of land situate lying and be.
ing in the to wn Of Darlington, in said county, aud
known aud distinguished as a part OF lot numoer 10
on the said to WI plat, to wit: The south east cor.
ner of said Lot No. IS, and extending fifty in front
on Ferry street and running back from font to
rear forty feet. 80 as 10 contain two thousand
square fee. of land; also the following real estate
adjoining the town OF R,dg vile, in said county,
aud bounded and described as follows. commencing
at the north west corner of the south west quarter
of section No. %, township 2, of range 4, thence
south to ~lntersect the street line OF the lots Of said
town, thence to run with the street line ii rods
and 8 feet, thence 100 feet a north east course
with the line of said lots of the town aforesaid, and
thence west IL feet an east course 10 run with
the west end of Jacob Winland's house to the line
of Jacob Pittman's. and from thence TO the place
of beginning, containing four &C es OF land, more
or less; also the folio wing: d part OF section %, III
township 2, of range 4, being all that tract OF land
lying north of the said town of Ridgeville, bound.
ed on the east by the lands of Wm Pitlnan. on the
north by the lands of Jacob Pitman, and on the
west by the lot sold by Henry Kyser to John P.
Ferrel, and Oh the south to run a parallel line from
the line of VIM. Pittman west with the north lire
of said town of Ridgeville containing 10 acres more
or less; also the following tract in section %, town.
ship 2, range A, commencing for the same at the
south west corner of a lot decided to Henry Kyser
hy I,coh WioIapd thence with the section line
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IUENRY JOHNSToN'S ESTATE.-Notice
is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed ADD qualified as Administrator of the
Estate Of Henry Johnston, late of Monroe coun.
~. deceased.
THOMAS MITCHELL. admir-.
Sept, 20. 1855.
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MUARY RAPER'S ESTATE.-Notice /.
Jly4L hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified AZ Administrator Of the
Estate Of Mary Raper. late Of Monros county
dscessed. ROBERT RAPER, Adm'r.
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The best Remedy ever known to Man

Coughs. Colds, Group. Bronchitis. Influenza,
Bleeding Of the Lungs. Difficulty Of Breathing,
Liver affection, Pain or Weakness in the breast
or side, First stages Of Consumption, &c.
In short, this Balsam is peculiarly adopted 10
epery disease of the Lungs, and Ltuer. ,chich
is produced in our euer. uarying climate.
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Tailor Wanted.

A good Tailor would find it to his advantage to
locate in the town Of New Castle, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio. The place and surrounding neighbor.
hood offer strong inducements to a good workman.
sept 20. 4si
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All which notice is given according to law.
Given under my hand, ct my Office in Woods
field, this l4th day Of September, A. d. 1852.
N MORROW, Sheriff, M. G o.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SAi.E-By
lvA virtue of = mandate 10 me directed from
the court OF COMMON pleas within ana fof the
county of Merros, and state Of Ohio. in The case
Of James PadenS administrator vs.. James Harris.
will be offered ~I,ftals, at public suction, st the
door nf the court Aonso IN said county. on
Wtdaesdcg, Ne 1871 ddy Of Oeto5ev,
next, between the lAEurs Of 10 o'ctpck = m. and I
o'clock p IN, on saii Say, the following described
real estate. lying andNeing in said conuty. tn wit.
The EAST half Of thsNouth west quarter of sec.
ton 10, in township 2.pf range a. containing 80
acres. WI. OKEY. Mas. Cum.
sept g., 1852, 81 81 Mon. Com. PIes,.
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0o-After the first announcement, the names Of
Democratic candidates are published in alphabet
ical o, der. The names Of other candidates are
left standing % originally announced. There can
be no objection to this arrangement.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

!" VI " M VIM OhLI WHbt COm.
sept l. 1852. 80 90 Mon. Com. Pleas
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
RICHARD CLEGG.
WILSON MARTIN.

Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce the name Of
HENRY FORD,
as a candidate for County Commission. and oblige
his numerous friends of Summit township.
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FOR CONGRESS.
no. We are authorized to announce
NATHAN HOLSTER,
as a candidate for Congress in the District com
posed of the counties Of Belmont. Guernsey, Mon
roe and Noble.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

Laborers' wages are higher at the
present time 10 California, than they were q year
and half ago. When the. Sacramento City
levee was built, contractors employed plenty OF
men at $75 month Now, it s seldom at q
man can be found willing to perform auy kind of
work for less than 500 a month. A large i'm
migration will doubtless somewhat reduce wages,
in the course OF the next six months, but It is
not pro able that the stand rd price for heavy
work, will be less for some years, than it " as
during the summer of 1850.
An old lady named Like, at Mt Carmel,
| H. whue lignurg De pipe over the fire a few
days go, fell. 81 was burned o badly that shs
died ia a low nj uies.
The Louisville Daily Courier has the
names CT Ssott End Jopes at ha h ad of its col
umns or Precedent and Vice P esideLt
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The Catholic Almanac for 1852 has full
statististics of the Roman Catholic Church in
this country, compiled mostly from official
sources, from which it appears that there are in
the United States 6 archbishOps, rs bishops,
1885 priests, 1,4ll churches, and a Catholic
population of 100000, which includes lI5,0OO
in Oregon, the CALIFORNIA;, New Mexico, and
the Indian Territory.
Essex county, in Massachusetts,, is more
densely settled than any other tract of its size
In the United States. Its population in 1850
was l3l, ,306; number of towns, 30; population
TO square mile, 1913.
The Buffalo and Rochester Railroad
company will complete their straight track to
batavia by the 18th of September next.
A shooting affray took place at Frank
Iort, n.y., on the 24th ult., between Mr. James
Evans, constable, and Mr.. j. E. Dryden, car
penter, in which the former was severely wound
ed by pistol shot of the latter Dryden shot
In self defence
Twelve millions Of acres of public lands
VIII be brought into market during this present
The trial of the Rev Calvin Fairbank
a. al Louisville, was concluded on the Oath ult.-
ne was sentenced to hard labor in the Peniten-
tlary for fifteen years.
In Providence, R. l., two Working AS
soclations of Mechanics have been formed, one
OF carpenters, and another of practical machin-
ISIS and iron-workers.
There are upwards of thirty Masonic
Lodges now organized in the State of Californis,
the most of which are in a highly prosperous
condition.
Inc extraordinary success of Brookmire,
tne california wheelbarrew emigrant, has stim-
ulateu osoers to follow in his track. A man fifty
old. with nOthinr. H.. 4
with provisions, passed Though Clnoinpati The
other DAY, on route for the diggings.
Rutland county, Vermont has now COM
psted, within its own limits, one hundred miles
ahallroad, all centering to its common central
point in Rutland
Another rich vein of lead has been dis
covered at Galena, yielding 30 900 lbs of metal.
A gambler, named Williamson, was
y}nonea by the passengers of an Ohie river
s'oaIler few days ago He was taken into the
woods, and received sixty.seven lashes. each of
which brought the blood.
II IS said that Col Fremont has received
put $25 900, instead of $3.50 900. as was reportad
va MS Msriposa gold lot He has to ssmake the
s'se good" ere he gets sny more This will be
more difficult task for the ex-senator. wa on
kenend, tnan any previous undertaking of his
"Sre easier for him to appropriate the paths of
cnH auutars and traders Of the mountains, and
tsh Saem @ MS discoveries, than to show indispu-
D1' u'le to his exaggerated Mariposa claim
,,D.sl t.is stated that Governor Kossuth has
cInrs,i" large warehouse, nine miles from Gin
refaes,a,a 70 furnish employment for Hungarian
coutrements. ''''"''1'e u sAuu'es anu &c
Cant m parry Gy OF twenty Hungarians, under
10 TIa,AT; have gone to Missouri, with means
tend 10 sto ~ OOO acres of land, which they in
sSno 70 stock aod cultivate. ' ''''- -
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MERGERS DINING SALOONS,

4 VINNIN Ut ANN AND NADDhU bID.s
y The Proprietor Of this popular es- o.
tAblishment, Mrs. EDWIN J. MERCER, re- IA
spectfully informs her friends and those Of 43,A
her late husband, that ehe still continues her A
Dining Saloons for Ladies and Gentlemen the
OF Ann and Nassau Streets where she trusts by her
tention she will merit the continuance Of their patron
age All who find it necessary to breakfast and dine
down town, will find at the old stand of Ann and
Nassau Streets all the requisite eatabea and decacies
the market affords.
LADIES' ORDINARY
is connected with the establishment which, by pr-
vate entrance in ANN STREET, they pass sepa-
rate and dine with their friends sociably
quietly at home.
Thankful for past favore continuance Of patronage
is respectfully solicited
F29 sm* MRS. EDWIN j. MERCER.
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In this city, Thuraday evening, March ls, by Rev
Dr. Taylor, of Grace Church, HENRY BURDEN and
At Quaker Hill Dutchess Co. q. Y, M eh 49, 30
SEPH PIERCE, Jr. and PHEHE T. IR1SlA.
At North American Phalanx, Monmouth Co., n; j.
on Tuesday, March 8, by Rev J. French, WIN. ASHBY
FRENCH ana ANNA PATTERSON.
In tins city, Thursd y last, by Rev. James Miet
JOSEPH CUMBERLAND and ISABELLA JOHNSON,
all Of this city.
At white Plains on the II h inst, by the Rev Robt.
W. Harris, VIM. DELANDER, Jr. aud AMELIA c.
LAWRENCE
In Utica on Sunday March a. by the Rev. Mr. Rosen-
thai NJ D. ABRAMSKI, of Suwalk, Poland, and SA-
RAH D. MURRIS.
In this city on Thursday. March 49, by Rev Cyrus H.
F.v EDWIN N DODGE of Buffalo, and CAROLINE 4
P Tibbets
In Brooklyn on Wednesday, l7tb inst by the Rev.
Dr. Vinton, F. T. l.. BOYLE and KATE E. SATTER-
LEE
In Winchester, N. H., the 10th inst, by Rev Mr..
Manson HENRY GOULD and JULIA A. TO WER
At Cincnnati,on the 26th ult by Rev Thos. Flaveli,
Rev. WILLIAM WILSON, D. D., and ANNE CAMP
BELL.
At Wiamsburgh. " the 18th inst. A. H. GRIS-
WOLD and MARY ELIZABETH MEEKER.
AT New Bedford, the 18th inst BY Rev. Mr.. Craig
TH0S A. CORY aud SUSAN A. TALLMAN.
At New Hackensack Dutchess Co., on Wednesday,
18th inst, by Rev. C. Van Cleef MERRITT VAN VERT
and PHEBE ACKERMAN.
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GPrAT SALE

OF At BUILDING SITES AND TWO
~ handsome Villas recently erected.-DAVID GEA
SCOTT Auctioneer will sell at public auction :sf
the ground on FRIDAY, March 26th inst, the sEEAA4
above property, situated Bergen Heights, Huusen
County, New Jersey, mile and half from Jersey
City Ferry, by omnibus rouIe the Bergen and New
ark plank roads, The public solicited to examine
the property which for beauty of location cannot be
celled; commanding it does uninterrupted view
of the bay and harbor Of New York. from the Narrows
to Fort Lee and of easy to New York For fur
ther particulars, bills and maps. Terms easy In
quire of DAVID SCOTT, Auctoneer, No. IL Montgome-
ry street. Jersey City the ferry where maps Of the
property can be proour d. MI IT.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.

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THOMAs n BROADWAY.

WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE DAILY AT
w his stand, No. ! Clinton Market, some of the
choicest Beef and Mutton that the New York Market
Affords As the Oldest butcher Clinton Market he feels
confident of his ability supply the public with the best
of meats He confidently refer to numerous patrons
who have dealt with him for many years. While he
turns thanks for the liberal patronage which has been
howered upon him, he would assure the public that he
will continue to strive to merit their good will.
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