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TWO HUNDRED CORDS OF TAN BARK AND
FIVE HUNDRED HIDES AND CALFSKINS,
4 I GRATIeNY's Tannery, in Beallsville, fcr
~ which the highest CASH price will be
paid.
hand, and for sale o. reasonable terms, by the
subscriber, THADDEUS A. GRATIGNY.
p*- fsvIIIE, May z, 1856.
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Turpentinc, Sweet and Castor Oils, McLane's
Liver Pills and Vermifuge, Sellers and Ffey's
Vermifuge, Godfrey's and Jacobs Cordials, DR..
Z. McCoy's Vegetable anti-Billious Pills, and
Cholera or Diarrhoea Syrup, an infallible RENE
dy; DIR. Thomas Skagg's Colera Diarrhos and
Dyscntery remedies; DR.. John Bulls Sarsapa-
rilla and King of Pain; DR.. D.. Jayne's Medi-
cines; Davis Pain Killer; Skeletons Balsam OF
life; Bitters, Hair Invigorator, Mexican Mustang
Liniment, Ayres Cherry Pectoral, Pills, Epson
& Glauher's Salts, Alloes, Alum, Assafetida,
Borax, Birthstone, Gum Camphor, Extract OF
Logyood, Gum Arabic, Magnesia Rhubarb, Su-
gar of Lead, Soda, SUBJ. Carl. Licorice, Cream
of Tartar, Nut Megs, Gloves, Cinnamon, Indigo,
Raisins, Glue, Ginger, Mustard, medicinal and
table, Cayenne Pepper, Lyons Katharion, Gar
den Seeds, &c.
Also, Spectacles, Razors and Razor Strops
Lather Boxes, Shaving soap, Pins and Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards and Keys
Combs, Pocket Books, Port Monies, Spool and
Scotch Thread and all other articles of the
kind.
Finally, any article that may be needed, TIA;
is not on hand, I have Encouragement to be
supplied with. Please cal.and examine fol
yourselves.
81 Highest price in cash paid for rags, OIL
allowed in exchange for goods.
April 2, 1856. JACOB T. MORRILL,.
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Notice to All.

4 LII persons indebted to WIN. II. MALLORY
~ either by note or book account, will please
eali and settle soon, as l intend hereafter doing
a cash business for the time l remain in Mon
roo county. will sell the GOODS in my line
a good deal less than they have ever been sold
in this place, (sut terms CASH.) :
WILLIAM H. MALLORY.
CLARIseToS, Nay Z. 1856. If.
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BOOKS, MEDIGTMEs, sc. &C..

BOOKS, MEDICINES. SC, &c,
Among which may be found the following:
McGutfey's 1st, I'd, Sd, 4th, and 9th Readers.
and Eclectic Spelling Book; Webster's bic
tio,iary's, pinneo's 6rammar's, alitchellis
Geograph's and Atlas, Rays Arithmetio's LIST,
I'd, and Sd part; Primners, Writing, Wrap
ping, Window-blind and Wall Papers, Flank
Memorandum and Pass Books, Envelopes.
Ink, Inkstands, Penholders. Pens, Slate and
Lead Pencils, Swans Treaties for Justices
and Constables, late edition, Family and
Polyglott Bibles, Christian Mclloileon (rote
books,) History of the World, Goldsmith's
Animated Nstura
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BOOKS, MEDICINES, &c

TUE undersigned has just received fresh
i supplies for the accommodation of the
public, at his place of business, Mt The sign Of
g Books Medicine, &C., on the north side of
Main Street, in CLARINGTON, ~(SUNFISH,O a
oerarol occnrtDoap- IF
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~
rTNHE subscribers are now prepared to do
/ WOOL CARDING, at Richner's Mills, on
Sunfish creek. Their CARDS are entirely new.
As they have applied STEAM to their machine
ry, their customers need not fear any disap-
pointment from low water.
Their long experience in the business, and
their superior facilities enables them to an
nounce to all who bring wool clean, and free
from burs, that hey may dePend on the
ROLLS.
Wool will be received and rolls delivered in
the shortest possible time, at Baker q Sin
c~lair's, Woodsfeld; Vanlaw & A~lexander's
Jamestown; Frederic Cranes, Lewisville.
PRIcE-6 cents per pound. The grease tt
accompany the wool.
ISAAC & GEORGE RICHNER.
May IA, 1856.
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ual Chartcr. ~
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, Hon. w. H. LowR1E,
/" WIN. WILKINS, " CHARLES MAYOR,
" MOSES HAMPTON, Gen. J. X. MooRHEAD.
The only institution of the kind in the Uni
ted States, conducted by an experienced prao-
tical Merchant, and the first to introduce the
details of the counting houses successfully
and Systematically into the class room, in the
most extensive and diversified business train
ing ever given in the country, The unexam-
pied success of the establishment is evidence
of the general preference its students obtain
over those of mere theoretical teachers. Large
numbers of them are now in counting houses
and steamers, on salaries from $500 to $500 a
year; and numbers of Students of other COM
mercial colleges have, in consequence, studied
Bookkeeping over again in this Institution.
1t now employs nine Professors, including Mr..
D. WILLIAMS, the best business Penman in
the United States. Full particulars can only
be obtained by sending for a circular, which is
mailed free. 1t also contains 10. 2O) some
practical and interesting problems from our
class examinations.
DUFF'S BOOKKEEPING, PIP. 1872, Royal Oc-
tavo. Harpers, New York. 81 SO. IA per-
feet combination of commercial Science and
practice
DUFFiS STEAMBOAT BOOK-KEEPING.-
Price 81. ga perfect system for such books
and accounts
Eg Merchants in town and country supplied
with first-class accountants; colleges and schools
supplied with thoroughly trained teachers OF
bookkeeping and writing. jan. 2.
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M iscella eous.
MONROE HOUSE.
WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
THOS. K. DAVIS, Proprietor.

THE proprietor of the above named well
i known and popular house, begs leave to
remind the public that it still merits and main
tains its old reputation. He has recently made
extensive and costly improvements, and is bet
ter prepared now than ever heretofore to ad-
minister to the comfort of his patrons. He
promises that no Hotel in the town shall give
better accommodations for the same money.
THOMAS K. DAVIS.
n. 3. Especial care taken of horses.
March 25, 1856.
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GUGAR KETTLES, Cincinnati Axes, Moose
- Axe-handles, Stable forks, &c., &c., for sale at
KIRKBRIDE'S.s-
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marshal. The Oregonian outstripp-
ed all Of his pursues. and the
last time he was heard Of, he was
very near the confines of Oregon,
urging on his faded sieed with a
pair Of large California spurs, and a
hickor, switch and II Is generally
supposed that he will not be seen in
this section again very soon.
Something of the kind usually oc-
ours every sunday,--some poor VIC
tim is sold TO omuse the crowd, and
such is sabbath in the mines Of Cal
ifornia.
The great Yreka water ditch :"
| is at last completed, distance Of
over seventy miles but the ground is
so dry and there has been so little
rain during the past winler that the
leakage, and evaporation use up
nearly every drop Of the water before
/ it reaches the Yreka flats, and the
ditch will do US no good, until the
next rainy season. Hundreds Of
miners are doing nothing for want Of
water, and money is dlslresslngIy
scarce.
The Indian war continues with
undated fury all through Oregon,
and from present appearances It Is
likely to continue during the sum
mer In Rogue River Valley, about
sixty miles from here, there are over
five hundred men under arms, Reg
ular volunteers, but as yet they have
gained no decisive victory over
the indians
The successes Of the indians have
rendered them far more bold thau
they were formerly they continue TO
rob and murder, almost with impu-
nily. Over one hundred and fifty
men, women and children have al
ready fallen, victims to their savage
cruelty, in Rogue River Valley and its
vicinity. The families are leaving
the valley in large numbers, and
should the war continue for six
mouths longer it viii be almost en-
tIrely depopuiated.
The past winter has been the dry
est known in California for nearly
twenty years, and thousands Of cat
tie and horses have persisted for want
Of water and grass. We have had
some light rains Of late, and nature
wears a smiling aspect, but whether
there has been rain enough TO bring
the crops TO maturity, is matter Of
great uncertainty my impression is
that IN a n great portion Of Caifor-
MIA there will not be over hall crop
raised the coming summer.
G. W. T.
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GHaRo for Meions. One Of our
exchanges says: We had a very
fine melon patch which was well
nigh destroyed by the striped bug
The vines had just commenced run
ming, and IN two or three days the
bugs had stripped nearly every leaf
As a desperate remedy, we applied
a handful fguano on top of the bill
as far as the vines had run, taking
care that il did not fall on the leaf.
10 twenty four hours not bug was
to be seen the vines had assumed
a healthy and vigorous appearance,
and are now loadod with fruit
This experiment was not on one vine
only, but hundreds
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on top Of gravel, will certainly obyi
ate this difficulty, and form a walk
as smooth and as hard as a brick -
The lime that is retained with the
coarse sand and gravel that are
screened out Of the material Tor NOR
tar, will form a cement that will
keep down all vegetation, and soon
become imperyious TO water except,
perhaps, in the breaking up of win.
ter, when the frost is coming ont oI
the ground, and even then, walks
made in this way will not become as
soft as those made Of graveL-Ciin-
ton Republican,
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Found his Rather, My son,
can you luke trunk for me up to
the hotel 2" said passenger step
ping from a boat on the levee, to IA
ragged youngsler, vino sat balancing
on the tail end of a dray.
Your son % cried the boy, eye
ing him from head TO foot. Wen
# amt Ia luck. Here l've been
trying TO find my daddy for three
years, and all of sudden up comes
the old boss himself, and knows me
right off, How are your" stretching
out muddy looking paw.
The traveller was non-plussed.-
Between a smile and a frown he IN
qulred; What is your name sir p
" My name So you don't know.
Wen, rs nothing for people IA these
parts 10 have 81 many chldlen that
they don't know their names. NV
names William, but some folks call
me ragged Bill, for short. What the
other part is ! reckon you kunw
# You don't you must az the old
woman"
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
InlnOrlnnI Ammnmmcchnrn

Two ALL PERSONS an cited with Sexual discusses
Il tNALWEAKNEsS IMPOTENCE
GONNuRuEA GLEET, SYPHILIS, Sc &c.
The now BID AsSOClAIlONoffhila rlphia ,in
view ofthe air' destruction Of human life and HEALTH
caused bg Sexual diseases, aud the deceions which
are prartsed upon the unfortunate victims OF such
diseases by Quacks, have directed their Consulting
SnrgroH, a. 70 1llRlrABLE hCT worthy Of thcir
name, Co give snlCAh ADVICE GRATIS. 90
persons thus afllietod, tMale or Ftmalel who apply
by latter, with description Of their condition, fuge,
occup-ton hahtsot fo) &C, and in case ofcx tonic
poyelN and suncflng 20 FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE or CHARGE
The Howard Association lisa banovo cot Institution,
established by special endowment fer the fuefof the
sick nod distressed afflicted with Vrulen aud Epi.
peuIc Diseases antits funds be- used other
purpose. II has now surplus ol moaus, which the
Directors ave voted TO adyerise Tho above notice n
Is need ess 10 add That the Association command the
highest Medical Ak OF tho age, and viii furnish the
most approved modern treatment Valuable advice
al,o given 40 sick nod fomgles, afflicted ith
abdumn a weakness, WOMB Complaint, Costiseness,
Louc rrhoH, sc.
Address, (nost-naid,) DEGEO q. CALHOUN. Con
suting surfoon, uosaii As.osiation, No. South
NINTH street, Philadelphia, pa.
ny order ui the Directors,
ELnA O.HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAiRCHlLD. secietnrs. 3sliy
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And shouldering the trunk, he
marched off towards the hotel, mum
bling to himself;
'Wcll, this is go. The old
pomman come home at last Good
clothes, big trunk, must have the tin.
Well, am in luck"
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The Minister and the Fiddler.

A responsible friend is the voucher
for the truth of the following capital
story:
Halt a century ago or less, the pi-
Gus but somewhat lacetlous DIR. Pond
dwell in the quiet but out-ol-th e-way
village of A., in the State Of
Sleady-Hablts The Doctors ideas
were hbcral-much more so than
many of his congregation approved /;
nevertheless he kept on the even ten
or of his ways, and disregarded the
preludIces OF some of hls people
He had son named Enoch, who al
an early age manifested remarkable
talent for music, which he cherished
and cultivated with great care In
the same village resided an antigua
ted maiden lady, who having no
cares OF her own TO occupy her time
and attention, magnanimously devo-
ted herself to those of her nelghbors.
One morning she called at the doc
tors aud requested to see him.
When he entered the room where
she was seated, he perceived at a
glance that something was umiss, and
before he lad time to extend to her
the usual How dye do Z" she be-
- gan-
4 Il think DR.. Pond, that a man OF
: your age and profession might have
, had something better TO do, when
/ you were IN New London last week,
Y than 10 buy Enoch fddie all tn,
h people are ashamed that our mlnsle,
G should buy his son a fiddle. A fi-
die ! Oh, dear what is the worC
G coming to when ministers will dc
IS such lhlngs?n
c Who told YOU had bough
is Enoch a fiddle :" inquired the doc
n tor.
$ Who told me? Why every bod,
y says so, and some people have hearC
: him play on ii as they passed tn
f. door. Rui ami It true, Doctor Z"
= 81 bought Enoch violin when
,f went To New London"
5 q" A violin what's that Z"
l. " Did you never see one -
.e " Never
" Enoch,' SAID the Doctor, step
Al ping TO the door, bring your violr
e here
2 Enoch obeJed the command, bu
If no sooner had he entered with hi,
At instrument, than the lady eXclalm
D. ed
ID " La now, there: why it is
Ie fiddle n'
i &" Do not Judge rashly," said tn,
is Doctor, giving his son wink, "wal
er till you hear IT,"
ID Taking the hint, Enoch playec
!, Old Hundred. The lady was com
, pleiely mysllied 1t looked like q
ID fiddle, but then who bad ever heat,
N Old Hundred played on fiddle /
Q, could not be, So, rising TO depart
if she exclaimed, 4" | am glad | came II
n 10 satisfy myself La, me Just I,
N think how people will Ire !"
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DENTS FRY!
DOCTOR NJ. NEWTON,
y e M L l ST


NupSE wishing to consult me professionally 81 my
oti'r, must do on ltou the lst TO the 18th Of Tho
month. sh4U tisit Waterbury ou The 18th of Jan
ulrY and shall uls0visit stowe tho 10Th of Feb.
ruty shall remain but few days in each place,
uulfss 10 tulhll engagements Consequently, those
whins Go consult mo 900 that time " 40 coil without
delay hus ruabtnp mo Co iulhll 40 engagements iu
tho shortest space OF time- Perhaps il Will not bo
necessary for mo 10 say anything mofo la respect 10
NV qualifications no Dentist, Than that have on
IuYelu latgef practice Tor the last years than uny
other Dentist iu the state, Owing to some recent
Improvements aud Increased tcIhtios tot the manu-.
hciute ol parts m s'ts Of Vneth, shall be- able to
insou flites of feoth CHEAP q ihanany Donttst in
We state and luustthose "a want OF a set nl Teeth
Will at lcisi call aa mu hsiufo having their work done
e.rw hero, AND f do not succeed iu giving sati.hc-
uoH both to the PGi p aud work they SHALL be- on
uted tu my services GRATIS ana as ID has become
practice with cuttlin Dentists 10 pay tfavoline ca
expenses, 'hal make nay changes according to- iho
cfcumsluuocs aud 90 40 cases they shall be- uu favor
ahlo as utany other Omce in this State.
Teeth inserted upon Gutta Percha base, if
desired.
Montpelier, Jan. l5ih, 1850. 7l,f
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Walks IN Door Yards. A CORE
spondenl OF The Ohio Culvator
makes inquiry Of the editor what will
make good yard walks, ana objects
10 bolb brick and gravel. We would
suggest that screenings from mortar
bed, used ia the same way that gray
eli, used, or placed in a thiur coating
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE OTIS.

ltt'ttN' srssed af most intnIushlo
Information in regard Co The came. and fbo Co cou-
pre-. toto vde meoum rompass she tofi quinesrnc. If
medical sclfurt uu this in unauf subject BE- tho rs
suit of fhr t1 .eiirncr Of tho most emintni titr.
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his uvp highly suoccssu practice iu the tfc.ia.sat u
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The praeuco OF ur. Hunter o.. long boon sod .tIl
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sphere OF 90 professional wrmlress Go the community
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many clereymrn nthefs, mothers, philunthnpits aud
humanhsiians, have most freely ended a. cnoua.
non boz on quafters where powerful te chines would
DO lheY q" be- tnsirnmental 10 the moral puutcuton
aod physical henlne glmultiudes Of our people snong
and flower of the nation
he suthor aIguas pHriiouarlr most strongly against
every species Of self dchemont and warns pairns and
guardians On searching tets 10 guard the your ~ bth
-.hes nom mo ieftble consequences coHcouifant On
heir 'guarunco Of ply giral laws aud sexual
ur, and ifu enl1tics, whether exhibited By picocor.
development or arising from the vicious and cofirrtrr
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u} Nhfh lhrl may secure feiuin o sound hoath und
regeneration Of tho soul from ii- tefibe pollution
~ H wen known mat ihoushuds ~ victims ATE annu-
ally sacrificed at tho shrine OF Misunderstanding
tl'se suffering nom Ncnefeai OF slphihnc dreutes-
S'ioluiesi remnnl Weakness, Nervous Drbut, ant
TIE numrfous ma aides which spfina d,ctl, ot ~. r-
/ crct vioalion. Of Nature.
IN view u these aci and when il is nl.o ronsiorcd
TINT about 100000 persons die annually in IN. Timed
Slaies oi 'onsum uon-n large maior, being the vie.
WINS 81" the N1ppu"us iudscfeiinu Of thcf poe uiiusr
ngornhy 60 the Spiritual cuuuciu'ion that ths alma IL
mo parrni- are visited upon the children even to tho
ihnd ana fourth generaiion-.t he Author imbued with
sentiments Of enlarged philanthropy. will scutcc, no
eonsnfod for any effort Go tutain ihe vices ~ ho age
hi me humble fundamentally ct hi Mcdicul Nutuui
Ono copy seeuey envelope Will be forward ed fee
Of postage 10 any psri of NE upited ststc. ~ "a 80,
" q copies ioi 81 Address post paid, COsuEA a CO.
Publishers nos lgl, rhildeiphia
Hy BOOKSELLERS, Cunvnssefs and Book Agents sun
pled on the must liberal terms. 73y
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Nabby Parish,s Estate.

fRtlE Subscribers, having been apointed hy the Hon.
! Probate toan Tor tho u-init af ludolph Com
missonefs, 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands ni al peons Rgahst tho estate of Nahiy
Parish laie Of Randolph 81 SID District deceased rep.
resented iasolvent, aud thc tenn Of months from
18th day Of May, 1856 iolug allowed h} said Count o
tho creditors OF sail dec4usel exhibit and prove
their irspecii claims heiufe Give notice. thai we
will attend tho dufies oi uuf appointment al the
dwelling house on X. Path. 10 nd ,iph III san Dis
tfiet on he hpt hondays OF September aad Ns,emhe
neri, M O'Clock, 10 the aefnuan, each of sad
days.
LOREN GRlsWoLD, I c.a,.i..,.....
n n. PENNOUk N'""'e'''"''H
May 18th. l-5G fs.3u
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Simeon r. Coburn,a Estate.

STATE or VERMONT 10 Probate Court holden
Washington nstnct, IS. ut Montpelier ia and loi
said district, on the 18th day ~ MAJ, A. d. 1856
JONATHAN GOODWIN administrator do bonis
non the estate of Sun,on u, Cnhufn. late OF
Mauhdeld IN said district, decreased makes nppi
cation TO said Court inr eatrntun OF the timn hereto
fore allowed hun to pay the debts due fom said
estate aud 10 render bis administration account until
SOME future day. Whpreupnn, il IS ordered hy said
Count that said application head NJ the piohate
Office in Montpelier, tho Oih day OF June, 1856 ,
AMI IL is mnhet udeird thai notice ha gi,en 20 ali
peisons concerned, by Mo pnhcliion ofths order in
Inc Vermont Watchnlan and state Journal nrinted at
Montpelier, three weeks excessively, before said
bsaHrI,
rs the CouH.
A Attest T. r. MERRILL Rosista,
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pie aud we'll furnished suit OF rapms. which ate not
eHntled 10 am siaf estnhishmoat out of tho iairr
'ines' 80. n Jersey.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-06
HoRorgyS Pills are the best remedy knoicn in
he icorid for the foH0ming diseases:

AsthWa, u'ariml srroudHtY luw 'fd Weak
Bowel Com nfnHsY symptoms moss
pa iut Debility stuuc a GHy Liver Com
Cuueha fcvcfN Ague oI plants
Colds Female tom-in Imaton LuWncss OF
Chest Diseo- plant. Vcuer al AZ spins
ses Headaches fuciiuua Piles
Custivonoss Indigestion rs utu., ufulI
Dyspepsia Influenza Kinds