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i men, by which they agree 20 furnish the
;Knickerbockes M"xsxin. tmenthiy.l the Home
Journal (weekiy,) AID the Musical WoIld ys"d
Times (wrskiy } 70 new .ul~crie's at the Very
moderate price ot vs. 90 Tor The three public stIos,
all orders enclosing tha, An,aunt to Dyer T. Willis
will he promptly attended to
SAMUEL ilUESIUN.
IL Pnbiisher IF the Knickerboeker;
NORRIS & WELLS,
Publishers Of Home Journal;
DYER s. WILLIS.
Publisher Of Musical World 4 Times.
M 257. Broadway. New York.
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SSHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF Nh order
- Of sale in Chancery issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, aud
to me directed, will offer for sale at public out
cry. at the front door OF the couit house in the
town of WoodsieIl, in said county, on
Tuesday. the Sth dcylcf March, 1853.
between the hours Of 10 oclnck m. and 40 clock
m. nf said day, the following described lands and
tenements, lying and being n said county, to wit:
One acre OF land IN section IS. township 6 aud
range 6, aud bounded on the north by lot Of land
sold by Absalom Dennls 10 William Kelsn, on the
east by the State road. on the south by the lands
OF Nelson Hogue, commencing at the section line
at the nor,h west corner Of the said Dennis land,
running east on the aforesaid line between said
Dennis and William Kelso to the State road. thence
south rods. thence west To the section line par.
allel with the 6nt line, thence north TO the place
Of beginning, containing one acre as aforesaid,
more or less, on which, 10 small store house.
Ordered 10 be sold In the case Of Jesse Meechem
W. JushuA Capper ct d.
rsb2. SIS IL N. MORROW. Sh'f
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s.t ALE OF real. ESTATp. : By virtue Of an
- o,iei I" me directed by The Probate Court
wihi" IL d of the County Of Mn'"e and State
of ohm will offer for sale on
Friday tie an day of March, 1858.
het~een III. hqurs oi 10 o'cl,rk a ~ aud 4
O'Clock y. IN ,0t sidd,y. the fallDwi.s DIES ibed
Red Estate, .iuale in the County of Monroe, aud
State ot Ohio, 10 wits The south part 1t the
north east quarter uf sectim, Is. township 3. aud
range I, hnun'led On the wrsi side by the west
line "f sali quarter. and OH the smith by The south
line of .aii qnA'i-r, and III the east by the lands
OF Jane Fosgi. jr. snd n" the north by the lands
Of Jane Healv, i,he big roai as il farinerly run
being the ne heiwren the lands oi said Jane
Healy and sanl tract,) surprised to contain one
hundred AMI fifteen acres. TIE land y well
adapted IL farming or glazing, well wateIed, and
il good stite 0f cultivation.
TERMS OF SALs:- One.halt IN band /. nne-haf
of the residue IN year. and the balance IN two
years, the deferred payments to be secured TO the
satisfactipn nf the subscribe.
THOMAS McCASLIN. Gusidisn.
Of John Fulton, lunatic.
Feb. %, 1863 VISA
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s r EWr ARD!

lN MondAy evening. the i4ti, tnsi ]. y it.s sub
" scribsr wss on hi way hosns from Woodstieid
10 his residence in Ohio township, hay mare.
thss he was leading. broke aysy from him abnal
w miles east uf WoodsGeid. snd hss mt since
i.esn heard Of SAID mare is supposed 10 be sbnut
10 years old this spring. carries hah head and ID
very tender III the mouth, about ID hSnds high.
some white in her face, with one white hind foot
rhod all round. and had a rope around her neck
when she broke away. The shave reward will be
paid TO any person WIN will return said mare 10
the subscriber, MICHAEL PFENDER
Feb. %. 1858. a.f 0s
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Notice in Partition.

TOHN KING. Lorenzo King, Westly King,
y Israel King aud Mahala King. VIII" are resi-.
dents ot the State OF Iowa. will take notice that
petition was flied sgains them M the lst day Of
February, A. D. 1858, IN the court OF Common
Pleas Of Monroe couu'y, Ohio, by liza King. and
is now pending, wherein the said ira King de-.
mands partition oi the following real estate. to
wit: The north half of the north west quarter
Of section twelve l2) township tyo (2.) Of Iangs
four } in Monroe county. Ohio, and that at the
June Term of said court application will be made
by the said la Ki"g for an order that partition
may be made of said premises
tsg IRA KING
BY HOLLISrER, OKEY HOLi.ISTER,
Feb. 9, 1858 His Attorneys
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Notice in Partition.

UENRY HUGHS. Mary Ann Hnghs, Margaret
Ill Hughs aud Charles Huehs, the children and
heirs vt law of Francis Hughs; Eleanor McCshsn,
Isabella McCatan, and Patrick McGahaD, the
children md heirs at law of Mary McGshso, de.
ceased; Michael Hushs. John Haghs, Edmund
Gallagher and Nancy Gallagher his wife. snd
Jaiues Hughs, will take notice that Petition was
filed against them On The 4ih day OF February,
1858. in the court oI Common Pleas of Monroe
county, by Michael Brnwn aud Bridget Brown
his wife, and IS now pending. wherein the said
Michael Brown and Bridget his wife demands par
ilion of the following real estate. lying and he
ing in the county ot Monroe and State Of Ohio.
aud described as follows to wit: The north hall
of the north east quarter Of section l6. township
I, and range Z, containing 81 acres ,nore or less.
Aud at the June Term Of said cnnrt application
will he made by the said Michael Brown and
Bridget his wife for an order that partition may he
made Of said premises.
MICHAEL BROWNE
BRIDGET BROWN.
4, BY HoLLMrEp. OKEY, HoLLIsrER& & OKEy.
Feb. 8. 1883.
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co- CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS

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its works upon the lungs. Ia its usual form. the
first symptom il cough. A. the disease advances
the cough becomes much more frequent. and is
attended with the expectoration OF matter, which
is sometimes coIorless. but at others, assumes 4
yslowish or greenish hue. aud will often be found
mixed with s,reaks Of blood. After the cough has
continued for time the patient will experience
some difficulty IN breathing. accompanied, perhaps
with pain in the chest, aud frequently in one OF
both sides. The patient will be subject to a hectic
fever and alternate Aashss Of heat. frequent cold
.ch,lls and often with copious night sweats.
Those ihresteued with Consumption should bear
in mind that :. W,sfar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry"
i the remedy, that has performed cures Of Con.
sumption that were thought almost miraculous
cures winch have as,on.ied the medical world.
and brns,eii ihs bio'm Of health tn many pallid
cheek. and joy aud giad"ess to many dispair'ng
bosom. M
See advertisement in another column.
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- HERTFF'S SALE. by virtue Of writ Of
~ Venditioni Expona. issued from The Court OF
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, aud to
the directed will oTer for sale at public outcry,
at the house oi Joseph b. Scofeid, in Seneca
township. in said county, OH
Saturday, the 6fh day Of March. 1853.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m, and 4 O'Clock
p M, Of said day, the following descIibed personal
property. to wit: One Bay Geldiug.
Taken in execution aud levied on AZ the prop.
erty joseph B Scofeld at the SUIT "f Jos Mitten.
Feb. %. 81 90 M MORROW, Sh'f.
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SHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue Of writ a

NIiERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ of
~ f.. Fa ct Lev. ia. issued from the Court
of Common Pleas ot Monroe county, Ohio. and
to me directed. will offer ior sale at public out
cry. at the font door OF the court house in the
town of Woodsfied, in said county, on
Tuesday. the 9Th day Of March, 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock m. aud O'Clock
p m. of said day, the following described lands and
terements. lying aud being in said county, to wit:
Lots Nos. IS. 36. 81, 80, SO. 3, A, S, and 6, m
the town of Graysvils. in said county. which said
los appraised follows to wit: 50 at $S2, SO
at $I6. 81 at $780, 80 al $3.50, 80 at GIG. at $55
! AT 81. 8 at So, aud 6 st s..
Taken IL execution and levied on as the prop.
erty of Thomas Finney at the sut nf, Resin Lewis.
Feb. 2. So 25 N. MORROW, Shift
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6SHERiFt'S sALE.-By virtue Of writ .

a. HERiFf'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ Of
~ Fl. ia. ct Lev. Fa issued from the court of
Common Pleas within aud for the county Of Mon
roe and State of Ohio, and to me directed, will
offer for sale at public oucry, at the l'"use Of Pc.
ter Witten, in jackson township In said county, on
Saturday. the 5h day Of Afarch. 1858,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, n. m.. and 4
O'Clock p m, on said day. the following desCrib-
ed personal property, to wit:
One sorrel Stallion, known by the name Of
Sharrotack. ten years old, and one bay Horse IL
yesrs old
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop.
erty Of Thomas Witten aud Peter Witlen at the
suit OF Thompson Sims assignee.
Feb. % 81 90 M. MORROW. Shift
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Despair Dissipated.

DR. w. B. SLoAN-Sir: Ihsve been afflicted
with severe pain in my side, back, and shoulders
four or five years. which has resisted the skill cI
the medical faculty. Ihave also used Dr.. Trask d
Magnetic Ointment, and all Of the most popular
medicines Of the day. without receiving any ben
eft hnd lost all hnpe, and despaired Of ever
being any better. until your Agent induced me to
try your Ointment. II relieved me almost Imme.
.distev, though was in such pain at the time that
Ihad no peace through the day nor rest at night
Lam now perfectly comfortable do assure you
| feel very grateful for the benefit your Ointment
has afforded me. and shall not fail TO recommend
II to others similarly afflicted.
s't8s ssiia CHRISTIANA GROVER.
Collins. N. Y. April 2, 1861.
OJ- See Agents names at the head Of Soan's
column.
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Petition to Sell Lands.
pROsATE COURT or MONROE COUNTY
Daniel CLARK, Administrator of John
K,opfs, deceased.


..a +. sa- Va. b--
Charles Kropfs. Samuel Kropfs, Rosina Kropfs.
4 Susannah Krppfs, Catharine Kropfs. Charlotte
Krnpfs. Emela Kropts, Rudolph Kropis, Eliza
beth Krops, Mary K,opfs. Robert Dunlap,
Elizabeth Dunlap aud Levi Ksupi., whose resi-.
deuce il unknown to This petitioner, heirs aud
e legal representatives. If John Kr'pis, deceased
MOTICt. is hereby given. iha. OIL the lS;b day
Nv of January. 1853, said Administrator flied his
prtitiDn in the Probate Court of Monroe cuun,y,
Oho the object and prayer at which petition IS to
obtain an order &c., on the 2sIh day Of February
1853, tor the assignment of the dover Of said
Elizabeth Dunlap, tor'ner widow Of said John
K,opfs. deceased, aud for the sale of the follow.
ins real estate Of which the said John Kropfs died
seized. to pay the debts of snid deceient, to
wit: The east hall Of the north east quarter OF
section Q. township A, and range 1. Also small
tract ~ the south end of the east half Of the south
east qu,rier of section No. 10, township No. 4,
range No I, beginning 6 and one tenth rods east
Of the south west corner, running thence east 81
aud 2irn,hs percies. thence nurth 26 degrees west
8 aud IS h"',Lretl's perct,e$, thence nuth ~ de.
grees west AMI tenth. perclirs, thence north 81
degrees west u and tentlis perces, thenrc south
Is degrees west u I,erches. thence SOUL, 43 lie.
gees west 7 aud oar tei,ih perches, ihence 80 de-
g,r.s west and tenii,s prrcl,rs. containing u,
all SO aries more or less. all in Mrnrne county,
Ohio. DANIEL CLARK, Adm'r.
es5.ftn OF Jol" Kropis. deceased.
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MOTiCE.--Alip persons Interested will take no.
lViice. that on Saturday the 2sih day Of March,
1888, he undersigned as the administrators of the
Estate Of Samuel Landbsch, decd, will make ap.
plication to the Probate Court IN aud for Monroe
county, Ohio for order Tor leave to Tile IN said
Court. the insolven and doubtful claims IN Ia vor
Of said estate uncollected il the hands of the said
administrators. stsa
FREDERICK KEHLER, ! 49,,
LEWIS SHlPLEY.
February %. 1853
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Sale Of Real Estate.

IN Saturday, the i2ih day of March A. d. 1853.
" on the premises hereinafter described, situate
in Cenire townslip, Monrce county, Ohio. at the
hour Of 2 O'Clock p. NJ on said day. the under
siened will sell at public oncry, the following real
estate in said ,unty. I" wit: Sixty acres Of land
of the n0rlh end OF the west half Of the north
west quarter of section IN township 6. of range
6; also l8 acres Of the south end of The west half
of the south west quarter of section 2, in town.
ship 6, Of range 6. all in Monroe county. Ohio.
TEwMs OF SALE One.third ~ hand. one
third in months aud one third in 70 months with
interes, r IN the day of sale, Ia he secured to the
satisfaction 1t the undersigned.
WILLIAM PtCKENS, Admir-.
of Edward Mc(sipnis, deceased.
Feb 9, 1853 a er44
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"ASTER COMMISSIONER SALE.-By
lv4 virtue Of u n'antateio me directed from the
court Of Common Pleas within and for the coun.
ty Of Monroe and State Of Ohio. in the case oil
Johnston T. Brrryhll vs. L H Gordon ct al. will
be offered for sale at public auction, at the door
Of the court house in said county, on
Tuesday, The sth day Of March,
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock NJ. and
4 O'Clock p IN. the following described tract OF
land, situate in said county, to wit:
One hundred and forty acres Of land situate in
the north west corner ri Fractional Section ten,
in Township three, of Range three
VIM. OKEY, Mas Com.
Feb 2. 1853. $2 90 Mon. Com. Pleas
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Valuable Land for Sale,
NEAR DEALLSvILLE.

r WISH TO sell my f,rm, about half mile from
lBealisville. Monroe county, Ohio, containing
100 acres al laying well. and Of easy cultivation
Said tract, contsips about 10 acres of cleared land
aud 80 woad land; il well w.trred. of good soil.
aud has atwo story dwelling t'vuse, good orchard,
fence. barn. SC. Term. easy For particulars
apply Ia LEWIS GRATlGNY.Sr
Beaiisyiile, Feb %, 1858. afs5ss
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D0AD NOTICE "A petition win he present.
lU ri 10 the Commissioners If Monroe COUNTY
Ohio. vt their next March session, 1853. praying
for the location ofa county road commencing AZ
the Rmlgeville and Sardis road near Nichoias
Wikmiller's. ihsnce south on ~ near the line Of
T. X. MoffAts and Isaac Woods land, thence TO
John ttobertsan's farm, thence through said Rob.
erison's land on The wes, side oi hs ridge field
thence the most Practicable soue In intrrsect The
road leading from Penhington's to Antioch at The
locust knob. fs~ iisfI RI
Feb Q, 1883 4N Ell y atssi
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ID DAD NOTICE petition will bs present.
lb' ed 10 The commissioners of Monroe comfy.
Ohio, at their March session, 6S3. praying fbr
locstioao county graded road, 10 not exceed SIX
degrees, commencing ator near joseph ALBERT .
barn on the road leading from Antioch 10 New
Cssils. thence the nearest and hest route through
the lands Of Susan Eddy and her heirs. Joseph
Hyde. Renjamin Shrivsr. Jsmes Spsrrawgyove.
and best ronse q the road Issdink srom David
Eddy's mill 20 Clsrinst6n. Il
Feb 3, 1853. ~ sft'lIN Z,
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SS WASHINGTON. February 28, 1853.
HOUSE took up and passed the Nsval
appropriation bill. and then adjourned.
Es Gen. PigRcE visited Tho two Houses o.
Congress to-day; but owing 10 the pres.
sure outside, he was soon glad 10 escape
from the greedy throng. and in few min.
uses returned to his hotel.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 28.
River has risen IA inches since Satur.
4 day. Heavy rains and thunder last night.
Weather warm TO. day.
Flour quiet. Sales confined 10 city
trade. al IS 80 and ~ 10.
Whisky 22 cents.
Provisions dull--no sales.
Good demand for sugar Al full rates.
Sales ol Glover seed VI rs 40 to rs SO.
). Pig lead advanced to TIC
!. Rice s cents.
NEW York, Feb. 20.
Tho steamer United Staiss from Aspin-
wall arrived early this morning. She
brings 800 passengers and $4,000 in
specie.
Flour at San Francisco on the 3lst ult.
brought S23. Provisions dull and un-
changed.
P,TTsBuRcH. Feb. 20.
River Z feet and at a stand. Weather
clear and pleasant.
estlstaf f1 lf e
New YORK, Feb. 20.
FLOUR Ohio Is Is to IS 43.
WHEAr-Firm.
CoRN--Sales Of IL, 900 bus; white Csc,
yellow &c. Plenty.
PoRK-Dull.
u BERR-Steady and quiet.
LARD--Easier.
BurrER In demand at l3 to Ice.
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A ATrACHMENT.-At my instance an attach.
Ament was this day issued by Joel +. Randolph,
a Justice Of the Peace in and for the township Of
Centre, Monroe couuty, Ohio. against the prope,-
" and effects Of WIN Cunningham. a non., esident
Of said county
Dated this 2lst day Of Feruary, 1853
SELEY Y MASON
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DOAD NOTICE.--A petition will be presented
IL To the commissioners Of Monros couuty. Ohio, /,
al their next session. asking for new road, as fill
laws: commencing Ut iager g. Harris to,srco
iocse, i" Seneca township, running north 10 the
.ouaiy line at the mruih Of the lane between Lo.
vina Carpenters aud Juhh Hughes. lt 4s
Feb. Q, 1858. a ea. shf a ~
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- Vendtioni Exponas issued fiom the Court
Of Common Pleas Or Monroe county. Ohio, aud
70 me directed, will offer for sale Vt pabc out
cry. st the front door Of The eopst housein tI,e
town Of Woodsfield, Ia said county. PM
Tuesday. he Sfh day of Mdyeh. 1858.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m, and 4o'c;ock
m, Of said day. die following described lands and
ts0ements, lying and being In said county, to wit:
All Of the Dorth west quarter Of section IS. IN
township B. Of range 5, except 81 acres sold of Of
the west side to Baldwin Cox. the said tract con-
tanning about 40 scfes, more or less.
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop.
eriy OF James okey at the suit oi James p Stuart.
SUI vivor, against Stephen McTesgue aud James
Okey, survivors. ., ,f s .rt
Feb2 SO Is M. MORROW, Shift
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VELVET TRIMMING, a b..
v Silk Dress Buttons;
Received at KiRKBRlDE'S.
Probate Notice.

aa PROBATE NOtlCe.
N0TICE is hereby given that the following
IN accounts have been filed in the Probate Court
Of Monroe county, Ohio, for settlement
Charles Afford Adm'r Of Jonas Afford, decd,
john OF Admir- of Martin OF. decd.
John Lanam Adm'r of Jacob Archer. decd
Elias G. Brnck Guardian Of John jackson Jones.
Mortimer Pollock Guard. Of Thos Reas heirs.
Thos. Morris Guardian Of Nath. Archer's heirs.
Sam' Abrick Guard. Of BaIbary Keepers heirs.
Lawrence Schriner Adm'r Of Elizabeth Schri.
rer, deceased.
The above accounts will be for hearing on the
7th day of March. 1853
ELIHU MORRIS. Probate Judge.
Feb 2, 1858. a.
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Pay up! Pay up!!

THE subscriber intending To leave this place OF,
L or before The first day Of Ap,il next. desires all
those having unsettled accounts win, hin, 10 call
and made immediate settlement HIS business
must be closed by that time, or his claims will be
left in the hands Of proper officers Tor collection.
P. COOK.
Woodsfield, Feb 23, '53
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Brant's Pulmonary Balsam,
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