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.,MEDICAI.
prof Woods,

EEOIs "OOh4
Hair BesterSiiss hs AZ s 1IEo
Ste which Is the only sure remedy ever Invented that
viii eeeuy restore the gEey hairs and whIIkelt 10 the
oriEini color OF youth without dyelHsi cover tbs bald
head 10 short Tine with The natural covering, remove
dlndfl and Tue hair lloti falling Of and free
from thS llhy sediment 20 Objectionable IN divers pPa.
rallonS OF different ueeS now before the pubei The H.
Sfok IfyE Is beautiful article for The toilet for The old
OF FouEg and can only be appreciated By lis @ aud all
lefeSTtetully Invited 10 depot and examine
the iesmoItlS Of ladies' and gentlemen q hsh Iepqa'
viii refer 10 tie certificate below Of lie distinguished
statesman aud Senator, Judge Rrtese, Of Illinois.
ClRLYLE, H., June q, 1853
have Used Prof o. y. WoOdE'll llr RtsIota'iyt, aud
have admired tie wonderful eject Ny hair was oteon-
& Is thought, prellatusIy sley but BY Tue gte q hs
~ S''O' ''"'A"''" ~ SlDSRY BRggSE,
Ex-senator Of tic United states.
Professor Woods, Oriental sanntive
1iniInent,
This lInmentlia valuable auxiliary In the treatment Of
zone OF The most dileaseS with which II Is cur
LOT tOeOnteHdI for instance, iAaMNaeH IHAst and
leFtt. By thorough and continued application OF this
LnlnNnt over the region or The Affected organ, There 9th
erwse formidable dlseAScS aIt a. oKe dal Of mole
than hal their teTTots, particularly among children, aud
thousands Of mothers, we're they allowed 10 speak, would
with al the eoqUenee Of feeling and Affection bear their
unea testimony 10 the fact that had chill
dien from tie very Jaws Of death, and Tesoed them 10
theE former health aud beauty AGAIN. VIII 30 found
tn AEuo Cake, or an enhancement Of tue spleen " all
cases where an external application Is or service, this @
ment will be found useful.
General Depot COS broadway, New York; and III
AIkei ALSt Louis
Porsale wholesale and Telall In whseipsby
iefd3n WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG.
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Planiahad Tin Ware

Planished Tin Ware.
lust opentd anAs.ortmen fsplenld rlanlshed Ware,
et Sis%sTs SetsSle TsItS DsS Gote,s, Tespot Rs:
coolers, Stomach wATATS, and painted Toilet aeiS-H
beaUfIlaTiee' We reSTeetfuly solicit the attention Of
the public 10 our varied ard OF House
aud Steam boat furnishing EOOls
H0RIiS, nARSRS & co,
Noes, MonTos ST, near the Post Office,
WbAAIlnr VI
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TO Country MERCHANTS.

NR.S;S,KSox having withdraw frOm the krn Of
NJ MeClasn, KNOX & Co, the remaining partners have
associated wilh them Mr. Chester H. Knox, broer OF s.
S. Knox long and yoaby known trading public
assuming the style OF AtClaleAS a.d Knox.
They would TeSTttVlly INFORM their old customers (who
have 50 long aRabely Sustained tkem) and all
eTs In ooS ard Soes that their Fail Stock will be aTTv
Inc from The 10Th 10 tue last ofSerteniheT,
SVng been selected with tie gIelteat care and bought
forcath they AeT themselves that their Fall Stotk VI
loos and Shoes they hold out inducements In quality
, war ss i - ' aSon e
Cd exhibit their stock and post them inprSeI featGsly
eaehEnGa comparison With Tie maj keiS or Baltimore and
PhilAderkia. TtepSl MCtLALLRNS 4 KNOX
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ASSlnNEElS NOTlCE.

ASSIUNEK'S NUTIUE,
q inteon u. Woodrow having. on the nth Hay OF
. dull, 1874, hy proper deed eonyeyed N trust TO ie
nders.shtl for the btGet Of his said wOOdrowS credit
oTb all II his real aud personal rlorey aud chottS nac
lion, eli TSOns in tnY wise Indebted 10 said Woodrow
AS it4ulftd 10 MAKE Immediate InEnAnt 10 ME. and all
eitohs bayl claims Stalnal said woodrow are Ttqql!ed
Ia oIIlf 10 itteivA any benefit under sad tIus within
four Nhs 10 hIe their claims with The rtOrer IeeiSeAe
soIdlbR 10 The terms OF said deed with The Undersigned
aSiS' IEO, ", SIGHTS, dSsIGEee,
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MEDICINAL.
The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
TIIN r M n Mn

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
IMMINENT,
PREPAR BY H. u. CARR & CO., FROM
A PRESORlP Tl0H FURNISHED BY DR.,
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE or MURGANT0WN.
ne Ss,t5 gteA @tttsss SrtnsiAs ~ t:Mtsy which
SsRitS, K t9ssiiy sptfIitsi IL rtSsstias iHisr-
ssi qGteliea,is POEr phish !, ksattElly
S'''I SSSP 4 iS i ffSfasS + @'
ARE YOU SUFFERING
Iron Rheumatism, Sore Threat, Group DlfNt9t
II Bnathlng. Tooh.Aehe, Tic no'oIeuE, Pain In the
BIent q Slde, Ealn Or SpasE, llsaaAehe, lnilmna
Pain or clamps 10 The Stomach Ctoen Morbus, Cholera
lntnum, Cholle, Lame Back Chblllns, bites d Poison
Gus Insects OF Rabid Dog suc cake, AEue IN The Breast
Sr Fsse burns S[fs' slhafs shsptd bgls eSTlS
Muscular weakness Paralysis, Piles, lar Ache, Ulcers,
Salt RLuhl, Murvy Sole Hprles. Sore LIPS, veHIeal
Sores, Scarlet Fever Or any Sar dIstate, you may lest
ASSuied that W this Article you have
4 SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which mol only removes pain aln0s nsianlaneously, but
rkIetIaits 10 tie seat Of and entirely
ERADlCAIRS THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh al the tJea OF any composition curing
such number ri diSeaSeG hut II yn hut clctt that these
diseases, though numerous ~ laae, all ai'e lOn similar
causes, The proposition will ietn leS eYiIAvaSat but
wee Y ten tines n0eso tvs Ittts which stare f 10 ihe
if1 %Oaa SrS: ,Re stSd e Us ~
effects on others, unite IN declaring Just what lie KANE
(NOnpaleiD ndieStes, he XII LiIiiatnl kHeLti.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed the striking lnllaUy between
many external and internal dAeaset having entirely dIer
e9t hanksf Aud has never occurred TO you that REM
edT might BE- pTepaed which should Be equally
TO eolli THIS remedy . now offered you III ile EoSfh
E SiAEAT, which does not Insult your understanding
by CllllnR 10 h1oHht1l
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Wheeling Window Glass
N u z q q, n p u

THE partnership heretofore existing between St0tktoa
RankeTG Co. has been dissolved By the purchase OF n,
Mr. RanksTds right, title and interest, By stockton 4
Russell.
Tie business viii he carried on under the name Of
Gets STOCKTON, RUSSELL & co
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T oGAS, CARR & CO., have Just received 10 bosei
OF tobacco, In addition 10 their large stock Call
golden bar Tobacco" intended for al 'who love COCA
thing" Also, large lot ofimpoEed SssaTE!ust ohand
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sTApLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
nAyR removed [Sn R1lldl9S sis NtIke
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS W, FIELD 6 CO.,
'coMutSs ON MERCHANTS,
No. IL CliG Street,
NEW YORK.
Are sole Agents in tho United states for
MuSTrattssupeTlOr bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing PapeTs'
S ssssst, " SuIf"", prIntns
Rswlins & Sons English Tissue
FIRST quality uitramarlne Hue ,,,.,..
They aTe also Agents for the rlnsPal Paper
ers In this country and offer for sale b. far the most eS
ensIye and and desirable stock OF PsHr and Psr Nssk
elTtTI MatTslt that can DO found In any o'he'
TRsf business strictly wholesale and Writing P'rer'
are sold BY Tie eA&e only. ~
Goods both Foreign and Domestic, the lowest possible
prices. ,.,... ,tt.,.,.A
vanteS made on cOnsSnGens OF Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise. ...,,,.,
Rass, auSi-ly.
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Soddlerg Hardware.

Saddlers Hardware.
ANN COACH TRlAAlS0,
TtST orentd large SEsOInIeni SaddeT's Hardware
d ard Coath TtinlnihS,, ColthAtd lJter VaInsh,
RpsJY Rowt, luhLs SlTset, Fellows, CaInass Ina we
nO Msas lions z, ist ' q w SnT sSe e.
ttnlOn oIthe public. JOHN kN HSi,E,
Notice.
WI n.MoTTE Ia. associated with him asa rtttner,
his SHsT vi AGrtE St n. I T SG1 :.
VII NOTIFY RROTtlER. [febla
Second Notice.
LII re,onS indebted 10 ". n. MorfEare requested 10
n .:l andte'& their accounts '@n'sIWI1f ~ uorry
Bound to Shave!
nR JAQURS LEOuuLTRR,S celebrated warranted
iGt ktsitytr brought to this markell Jg1I TstsytSH
10 Eew'JswtlTy Store. WAshlnslon
'Ehrow phyaic 10 the Dogs rnirermneher's
HYDRO ELEorRlc v0irAlc CHAINS
Ptodvlns intan! itst from ne most acute Ealn anaFet
iisn, painted AID Swtlltd joints, NeuIalIIA
ofihs Fatt, neaiIess, hIludGhss, NJ.
Heat, PcTioiesI lltsdatte',
r.. EaihS Iuthe stomach, In.
digestion, dyspepsia
Uterine Pains,
Paralysis,
etc,
Ttts thtns were htst INTRODUCED In The city q New
YoIk ts thar ore year alike, and alter belne SUBJECTED
totkoIopEh In every hoptta IL t city Ard arp-
I'd ~ Ills Yls1rt ao,t, Poat, carnoehan Van iiu'eH
AID ethtts, wat alHoSe,td that ,hty rot'sn strange
stss d dstt., aud theft ale and the success that las
stlthttJ tLeIr We 10 unrA GAlleled. .,,,..
pSe e iasI inJU!IGn tSo M ny CO.. eSSss 'ne
pitniS IA FfLet, GetnAny, AustlA, PiuaSa and EuS'
land ipa also Y ths gnlItS StaitSS >,Drn u,pt1,
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E]lASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS


49, CURTAINS, o6
CURTAIN MATERIAL,
$500 Rhrnitare Coyerings &c.
81 AT. WHOLESALER AMP RETAIL
W. II. CABRYIt's
CURTAIN STORE,
NM. 100 ca,slRVt 81 Phits4spats Cer"'r FIN 'irt'''
''N 'i eppttitt he STATE Houtt. lv
Itp ~. ,i,yAvs In store tull stock oil
F@@6 BtoestcIsia widths Lace And MSsn oHII LIAM
and eoloIsi r!h,.t Y ltsnb5 covsrr Ss
Rfeheh satin de lAlnesi eplsS 9 IsuV S"'0''"'
india Satin DalnaSksi 1i II!i SSt2llH.'sss .rt.,
PIepth Moquetiej Silt w p Nv "S'N''
DO Pushes HHIiHIs rr...,.aIiss'i.1
NY. Painted WINDOW SHADES, q tll sly!es AM
pItts H1 iolIandS Shade Fixlurs EIass Nh
styeS, and at Tie lottti Price. :, .t.jto
ions sending The Gtiehi and ptdh Of their giEds
st, can have their Curtains made and trimmed U " 1hs
hest pner So Fashion Plates In August ru'o0e' o. W
af StanSF. SSsis CAR EULDERs and dealers ssnsr
aly, supplied At The IORtIi eh elt!t!t Frtet ouv,
Importer ofAgd Dealer In Furnishing do2Ss,,
t69 Chestnut street, corner OF
mMl7-tyd&w Opposite tho State iiontt. phlIana.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
40 70 NSrM ihiTi IL eerutr 81 Cherry, philadelphia
John AnSpaeh, I'D. John 7. Jaeobyi" laes ~, Rsed
William Ansnsth,.. Henry y. Flltnan. tenind0m
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NOTICE. EXTRA.
lhAyea anAli slOck Of common eo;hlnsthat will dis
Foss Of cost OF even less, 10 make to0ni fOt my SpG
hi0ek or ine gVodSi
bI2I 3. RICK
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ANN COACH TRIMMING,
TuST orentd large assortment oiStddle's Hardware
d Ard toath TtinininS., Goddard LETTER VaInlsh,
BuEIy Bowt uhLs, SlhSes, Fellows Carriage md Tire
Hoit, MGIesble Irons ratsEt AMI REAnsed Leather,
and everything used b. trade 10 WHICH InEe The at
isniio,, Of the Iublic. JOHN KSOTE,
mSij Old Stand, 1853 Main 81.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-09-19

Spooner's Pimp Mute on the Stump
On the 30th ult., Salmon P. Chase and
Gov. Medill met at Carrolton. Both
made speeches and were on the stand to-
gether.
Gov. Medill inquired of Chase, care
you in favor of the restoration of the
Missouri COMPROMISED" Chase was 81
lent. The Governor again inquired, "Are
you in favor of Negro suffrage?n Again
Mr.. Chase was dumb.
Then said Mr.. Medill, ri will proclaim
you over this broad State as an advocate
of Negro suffrage, and opposed to the
restoration of the Missouri Compromise. -
Senator Chase was silent as the grave.
And yet this is the standard bearer of the
great "Republican" party. Afraid to
avow his principles, where they will be
examined by his opponent.
AT Wooster, when interrogated as to
his views on Know Nothingism, Mr..
Chase replied, at is not in the platform. y
Sentinel.
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County Infirmary.

| V,IIE Township Trustees of the several town
| | ships, in the county of Monroe, are hereby
notified that the County bfrmary will be open
for the reception of proper inmates on and af
ter Monday, the l7m day Of September, instant.
Trustees will be careful, i'll making application
for the admission of inmates, to conform to the
following section of the Laws of the State. (See
Sec. TX of "an act TO authorize the establishment
of poor houses passed March 1S3D:
"That no person shall be admitted to any
such poor house as q pauper, unless upon the
order or warrant of the trustees of the proper
township, directed to the board Of directors of
the poor house of the proper county; which Or
der or warrant shall be accompanied by state
ment of facts, signed by tho trustees setting
forth the name, age, birth place, length of res
idence, previous habits and present condition
of the person claiming to be n pauper, together
with the time times at which such person
or persons, if not a native of the township, has
been warned to depart therefrom; and if neg
| lected to be warned or removed, the reason or
cause of such neglect. And if on a full exam
ination of the facts circumstances touching
the right of such pauper to admission into the
poor house. which may come to the knowledge
of the directors, they shall be of opinion, from
the failure or neglect of duty on the part OF the
| orerseers Of the poor or from want of the proper
legal residence, or from any other cause such
person is not legally chargeable to the county,
as pauper, he or she shall not be admitted to
the poor house, and the superintendent shall
not admit any person into the poor house, as a
a pauper unless upon the order of a member
of the board of directors"
By an act passed March %, $780, the words
''poor house are changed to "county infrma-
ry," and required to be used in their stead
in all legal proceedings.
JOHN KERR, I
BENZ. HUGHES, Directors.
BENZ. K. briggs,
Sept. T. 1855.
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Notice in Partition.

MARY ANN CRONIN, and Michael her hus-
Nl band, Phebe Sullivan, Elizabeth Sullivan
and John Sullivan, minors will take notice that
a petition was filed against them in the Court
of Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio by
William Sullivan, on the 18th day of Septem-
Der 1885, and is now pending, wherein the said
William Sullivan, demands partition of the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit: The south
east quarter of the south east quarter, of sec
ton three, of township five, of range six, con-
tanning forty acres of land, situated in Monroe
County, Ohio; that at the next term of said
Court, application will be made by the said
petitioner for an order that partition be made
of said premises. JOHN SINCLAIR,
Sept. 10, 1855. Attorney for Petitioner.
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Sherif's Sale,

DY virtue of a writ of execution on Justices
ID Judgment, issued from the court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and to me
directed, will offer for sale at public outcry, at
the door of the court house, in the town of
Woodsfeld, in said county, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of October, 1855,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M, and
o'clock, p. M, of said day, the following real
estate, lying and being in said county, to wit:
The south west quarter of section number
twenty-six, township number five, and range
number five, containg one hundred and sixty
acres, and appraised at thirteen hundred and
seventy five dollars; with the exception of thir-
ty-fve acres off of the south end of said tract
set off as homestead and appraised at FIVE
hundred dollars.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of William Burdtt at the suit of Sam
uel Lawrence. WILLIAM READ,
sept IL 81 81 Sheriff of said Co.
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.PROCLAMATIO

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified elec-
IN tors of Monroe County, Ohio, that on Tues
day, the 9th day of October, A. D. 1855, a general
election will be held at the usual places of hold
ing elections in the several townships of said
County, when and where the following officers
for said State will be voted for and chosen to wit
One Governor,
One Lieutenant Governor,
One Secretary of State,
One Auditor of State,
One Treasurer of State,
One Attorney General,
One Judge of the Supreme Court to serve
full term,
One Judge of the Supreme Court to serve an
unexpired term,
One Member of the Board of Public Works.
Also the following officers, to wit:
One Senator to represent said County and
the County of Guernsey, (including those
parts of Noble County which, previous to
the erection of Noble county, were en-
braced in the territory of said counties of
Monroe and Guernsey.) in the next GEN
eral Assembly,
Two Representatives to represent said Coun-
ty of Monroe (including that part of Noble
county which, previous to the erection of
Noble county, was embraced in the terri
tory of said county of Monroe,) in the next
General Assembly.
Also the following officers for said county of
Monroe to wit:
One Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
One Sheriff,
One Coroner,
One County Commissioner,
One County Treasurer
One County Recorder,
One Prosecuting Attorney,
One Member of the Board of Directors of the
County lnfirmary, to serve one year,
One Member of said Board to serve two years,
And One Member of said Board to serve three
years.
All the qualified electors within that part of
Noble county heretofore forming part of the
territory of said county of Monroe, will be en-
titled to vote in their respective townships for
persons to fill the offices of Senator and Repre-
sentative; and it will be the duty of the judges
of election in the townships of that part of No
bic county to return poll books to this county.
The law requires that the polls shall be open
ed between the hours of six and ten o'clock in
the forenoon, and closed at six o'clock in the
afternoon of said day; and the law also re-
quires that the poll books, sealed up and di-
rected to the Clerk of the court of common
pleas of said county of Monroe shall be con-
veyed to said Clerk, by one of the judges of the
election in the respective townships, on or be-
fore Thursday. October II. 1858, under a penal
ty of two hundred dollars.
The said Trustees of the several Townships
of this county, are hereby further notified to
lect, at the same time and place, and return
with the poll books, agreeably to law, the
names of one hundred and eight judicious per-
sons having the qualifications of electors. to
serve as grand and petit jurors for the courts
of record, &C., of the said county of Monroe, ex-
cept for the Probate court and also the names
of one hundred and eighty judicious persons,
having the qualifications Of electors to serve as
Jurors in the Probate court of said county of
Monroe. Which said jurors have been appor-
toned among the several townships of said
county as follows, to wit:
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Divorce, Alimony, SC.

JACOB STARKEY now, it is said residing,
j inthe State of Illinois, is hereby notified that
on the 1lth day of August 1855, l caused a
petition to be filed in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, praying that the
bonds of matrimony, existing between us, be
dissolved. That l shall have the custody of
the issue of said marriage; that is, Thomas
Starkey and Martha Jane Starkey; and that l
have decree against said Jacob Starkey for
reasonable alimony. The causes set forth for
said divorce are: (l) gross neglect of duty, (2)
extreme cruelty, and 81 wilfull absence for
three years last past. Said petition will be for
hearing at the October term of said Court,
commencing on the 10th day of said month.
The defendant can appear and demur or an
swer. MARY STARKEY.
August Is, 1855.
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SheriT's Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale in Partition, is
ID sued from the court of Common Pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, and to me directed, will
offer for sale, at public outcry, at the door of
the court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in
said county, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of October, 1855,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m., and
O'Clock, p. m, of said day, the following real
estate, lying and being in said county, to wit
The north east quarter of the south east
quarter of section one, of township five, of range
seven, containing forty acres and also the
north east quarter of the north west quarter of
section three, of township seven, of range sew
en-, containing forty acres.
Ordered to be sold in the case of Frederick
Rines against Salina Rines and others.
WILLIAM READ,
sept IL So 62 Sheriff of said Co.
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4 MARRIED On the 18th inst, by Rev.
Frederic w. A. Wucherer, Mr.. JOSEPH SoHMEL-
zENBAcH, of this place, and Miss FRANzIKA
KAUFMANN, from Switzerland.
. On the evening of the 18th inst, by Ed. L.
NJ. Harvey, at the residence of D. Kirkbride, in
Woodsfeld, Mr.. WILLIAM L. DAVIS and Mrs.
LOUISA E. GRAY.
Accompanying the above notice, we received
a bountiful supply of the "good things" for
all of which, and especially for the beautiful
boquet, we return to our friends our grateful
acknowledgements.
The happiest lot we could possibly wish them
AS they travel along on the journey of life
Is, that she may live long with him for hus,
band,
And that he may live long with her for a wife
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Master Commissioners Sale

DY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
ID the court of Common Pleas OF the county
of Monroe and State of Ohio, i'll the case OF
Samnel Glover against John S. Heald, there will
be offered for sale, at public auction, at the
door of the court house. in the town of Woods
field, in said county. on
Tuesday, The 18th day Of October, 1855,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, d. m, and A
o'clock D. m., of said day, the following real
estate, lying and being in said county, to wit :
Lot No ii, appraised at S133, and fractional
lot No. Il, appraised at SIS, both in the town
of CIarinrton. WM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
cent u 50 90 Mon. Com. Pleas.
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BOoby Bill Johnson on Chase.

Judge johnson, who was the Wing
candidate for Governor in 1850, at the
recent Trimble mass meeting in Cincinnati
spoke to the following effect:
The Judge said he was candidate for
Governor of Ohio in 1850. He did not
deny that he desired success, but to Sc
cure that he scorned to barter his honesty
and independence. While he was stump
ing the State against Reuben Wood, he
received letters from sac influential gen.
tlemen in Washington City, which stated
that "they did not speak upon authority;
that they were not directly authorized by
Mr.. Chase SO to say, but they kneao that
if he (Judge Johnson) would recommend
Salmon P. Chase, to his Whig friends for
the United States Senate, he would stump
the State in connection with me and in
my favor" Said the speaker spurned
the proposition. Loud cheering.]
But Salmon P. Chase is hard man to
follow. thought he was an Abolitionist
until he made that speech the other night,
when found out he was not-he is ex-
tremely hard to find, and reminds me of
the stranger who was searching up in the
mountains for one Jake Klinefelter. He
came across young lad, who attempted
to direct him as follows:
"You see our barn, down there; you
pass that and you come to lane; you
take down the lane until you come to
slippery elm log; You pass by that to the
brow of the hill, and then n--
"Well, and what then ?''
"Well then, I'll be darned if you amt
lostp'