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SHERIFF'S SALE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOBLE COUNTY.
William, i - --..A

COURT OFCOMMONP PLEAS, NOBLE COUNTY.
William Cruln, DY virtue of a writ of
VS.. II execution to me di-
John Adams, John rected from The Court Of
D. Mott, w. T. Common Pleas of Nobls
Smallwood and J. county, Ohio, will offer for
w. Brummelle. sale at public auction, at
the front door of the courthouse, in the town Of
Woodsield, in said county, between the hours
of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p. M, on 70
Saturday, the Cd dayof January, 1853, :.
the following town lots situate in the county
of Monroe, and State of Ohio, to wit:
Lot number sixteen in the town Of Calais
(proper) appraised at five hundred dollars
Also, lot number eighteen in the town Of
Calais (proper,) appraised at one hundred and
fifty dollars.
Also, lot number twenty, in the town Calais
(Dailey's additionD appraised at one hundred
and fifty dollars.
Levied on as the properly Of w. r. Small.
wood, at the suit of William Crum against John
Adams and others.
C. N. MORROW,
Dec 2. s. o5 Sheriff, N. c. o.
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Some of our Democratic exchan-
iGSaiaFs making comparisons. by Congress
z6lonsl Districts. of the gains in the vote
~ 1851 for PAYNE over that for MEDrII
in 1855. Now we do not claim that this
nistiet did her whole duty, and especial
1ysNass this the case in Monroe. But we
- claim that this District is before some
tthes that are lauded to the skies for
their gallant fight. The Licking District
instapce, receives large share Of this
xG1eFi1essioa for having given PAYNE 62s
frovo than for MsDILL. This (the l7th)
DIetrict gave CHASE II l majority in S55
lhd fAyFs l.slI in 1885, being gain
ef3 s22i For this We claim we are en-
Mid e little Of the praise that is show
ssed With such . lavish hand on some
x6ttsr Districts 4 similar gain in each
: : Congressional District would have given
.41yn1 The State By more than sc, 900.
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bWI intend, the Lord willing, to de-
liver course of Lectures, at Christs Chap
el. Woodsfield Monroe county Ohio, Com
mencing Tuesday February End 1858.
lst Lecture at / ] O'Clock A. N. to the
Evangelists of the Church of Christ.
End do. " Candle lighting to the Elders
of do. do. st... e
3rd. do. :" l l o'clock A. NJ. to the Dea-
cons do. do.
4th do. i" Candle lighting to the Chris
tian Brethren He
5th do. ." l O'Clock A M. to the Friend
ly Aliens.
9Th do. !" Candle lighting to Young
Amersca.
A. G. Ewing.
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Health for the Sick.

Dr.. Roback's ScAND1YA1AN REMEDIs
are creating revolution in Medical prac-
tice. They act directly upon the circula-
tion. Disease originates in the blood, and
these medicines purge it out In dyspep-
sia, nervons complaints. scrofula, rhuma-
tism, incipient consumption, fits, liver
compaint bronchitis, fever and ague and
all disorders of the lungs, the stomach,
the lever, the bowels, the nerves CT the
skin, they are infallible. See Advertis-
ment.
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MARRIED-On the 3rd inst, by Hamilton
B. James, Esq, Mr.. JOHN C. TRIMBLEr and Miss
CATHERINE McDoUeLE, all of sunsbury town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio.
-On the and inst, by - Deacon, ESQ.,,
Mr.. FRANKLIN WILLIAMS and Miss MARY Ross,
all of Monroe county, Ohio.
On the 26th of November, 1857, by Adoni-
jah Powell, Esq, Mr.. ISAAC LArrIMoRE and
Miss NANCY BARcus, all of Belmont county, o.
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wherever its logical consequences carry
him, defending it against all the assaults
from whatever quarter they may come, in
it's application to Kansas. He insits mp
on ignoring both the Locompton and To-
peks movements. and securing to the peo-
pie the right to form a constitution for
themselves. He considers the Lecoupt.
on movement in direct violation of the
.principss OF the Kansas Nebraska Bill
and the Cincinnati Platform. and will
probably, at an early period Of the session
of congress, introduce bill authorizing
the people of Kansas to call q constitution
al convention.
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NOTICE.

ITO the legatees of Robert Carpenter, deceased,
j you are hereby notified that in pursuance
of the provisions of the will of Robert Carpen-
ter, Joseph Carpenter elected to take the farm
therein devised to said Joseph Carpenter; and
that the subscriber has purchased said farm
from the heirs of Joseph Carpenter, deceased.
That the widow of said Robert Carpenter died
on the 21st day Of November, 1857.
That the subscriber will be prepared to car
ry out the provisions of said will by paying
said legatees as provided by said will Of Robert
Carpenter. JACOB VERNON.
Dec. 2, 1857.
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ak Fafal Accidant in 4 coal Mine.

Fatal Accident in Coal Nine
On Friday last as Mr.. Samuel Landers
S4s engaged in getting coal from the
bSnk Of Israel Lentz, in Perry township,
6poftiou Of the rock above fell upon his
kead breaking his skull near the temple.
He died instantly. His residence was in
ths ssorth-east part Of Benton township
HS tEesves wife and 4 or 5 children to
mourn his loss. s, eaA %
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November 9Th, 1857, Mrs. MARY LINN, CON
sort of Mr.. Levi Linn, late of Monroe comfy,
Ohio; but more recently of Wells county, Indi-
ana.
Mrs. Linn was the daughter of Mr.. Simon
and Lydia Drum, of Monroe Co. Ohio She
was married to Mr.. Linn in the year of '54.
Her health had been delicate ever since the
time of her maturity, and for few years past
as was obvious by her friends, was fast tend
ing to her final dissolution. However, she re-
mained calm and undisturbed, enjoying, from
all human appearance, peace and composure
ofmind in reference to her future change
She left Ohio with her husband for Indiana,
in the early part of September last, aud on the
journey seemed to carry with her deep sol
icitude to reach her destination, and to become
settled in her home. Her downward course
was gradual until the day of her death, re-
manning buoyant and spirited, in view OF
shortly having her all, here on earth, set up
in her own house; being as yet in brothers,
house. The fatal hour, however came on and
death presented its claims, and weak mortal
ity was compelled to yield. Her disease was
ofa Pulmonary character. Mrs. l.. was in
her 25th year. She has left Husband, one
little daughter, and a vast circle of frsends to
mourn her loss.-A funeral sermon was preach
ed on the occasion-the day of her burial-by
Ed. A. Johnson, Pastor of the Baptist church
of Blufton, Indiana, from the following words
IN JchE XII. 25. 26: 81 am the resurrection and
the life: He that belieyeth in me, though he
were dead, yet shall he live: and whosoever
liveth, and believeth in me shall never die. .
A. J.
DIED-At the Infrmary, on the 9Th inst.
Mr.. JOHN JONES. of Switzerland township in
the Goth year of his age.
On the 14th ult., at her Grandsons, in
New Castle; this county, MARY JONES, aged
about 80 years.
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RAH1nG THE PENALrY.-On Sunday
eYssing last. as Rev. McIlyar and lady
8 Esze going TO church. Mrs. McIlyar was
sSl1ely ssseiled BY person under the in
q ,e1ce a. liquor, and forced from her hus.
o6d'S erm Upon Mr.. McIlyar's inter-
rSnce 70 protect his wife. The fellow talk
~ 1vhf, but soon hed. On Tuesday he
~ erEssted brought befsre Justice
Qf{ onsd 4a5, 90 and put back for ten
z 50A Lst othsrs take warning. Nssc
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SAD ACCIDENT.

e,.AHan named Paulus had his hand and
arm torn Of by . threshing machine, q
mile or 70 from this place, on last Tues
day. The baud was caught in the thrssh-
eE aad drawn in nearly to the elbow. The
AsEm WAS smputated about half way be.
tHeen, The elbow and shoulder.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Tallant & Delaplain. RY virtue of a writ OF
VS.. execution to mo di-
John Kirkpatrick. rected from the Court
of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction, at the
front door of the court house, in the town OF
fWoods6eld, in Monroe county, Ohio. between
p. NJ, ON
Saturday, the 9Th day Of January, 1858,
the following described town lots situate in
the town of Lebanon, in said county of Monroe.
Lot number twenty-eight, appraised at three
hundred and eight dollars.
Also, lot number thirty three, appraised at
fifty dollars.
q Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of John kirkpatrick, at the suit oi
Tallant and Delaplain.
C.. NJ. MORROW,
Dec. 9. $3 80 Sheriff, NJ. c. 0.
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! splendad Mail Arrangements.

-woa Splendid Mail Arrangements.
We get tho Wheeling dailies three days
Ahsr they are printed somstimes. We
n two or three numbers of the Argus at
cnces some Of them week old. With
euch hesrangements the papers are per-
estly useless to rs for news. Who is to
tIanes ~
as The st., Clairsyille papers come some
tjpsss tvice in one week, and sometimes
eass IN two weeks. Very pleasant this
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LEGAL NOTICE,

nANIEL CAIN will take notice, that on the
~ 3Oth day of November, 1857, his wife, Elisa
beth Cain, filed in the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe County, Ohio, petition against him
which is now pending, asking for divorce and
allimony-cause, wilful absence for more than
three years.
Said petition will be for hearing in said Court
at the February term 1857.
$50 sstas GEO. W. DURKEE,
Dec. 2, 1s57.-6w.pd. Atty for Petitioner.
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Estray Notice.

CTAYED away from the subscriber, living
~ near the steam mill at the mouth of Sun
fish, one yoke of oxen, four years old, black
and white spotted; also two red and white milk
COWS.
Any person returning them, or any of them
to the owner, or giving him information so that
he may obtain them, will be paid for their
trouble. His post Office address is Sunfsh,
Monroe county, Ohio.
Dec. 2, 1S57.-stpd. WILLIAM DARL.
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MoFFAr's LIFE PILLS AND PHGN1x B1r

MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIx BIT
sERs.-For the gripping collie, inaamma-
tion of the spleen, want Of appetite and
dyspepsia, these popular medicines msy
be used with entire confidence in the re-
suit. In all liver and bowel complaints
the Moffal medicines have never failed of
cure..- Sold by the proprietor, w. B.
Moffat, 335 Broadway, N. Y, and his
A gents
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TW We found the evidence in the case
ofForeman reported in the Wheeling ar
Sss. and also request that We should
copy It. But before the paper containing
Il lad been in the Office an hour i. was
essl1iid carried Of.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

John Il. KOWnds, N the 10Th day o.
VS.. M " November, 1857, an
W. T. Buckingham. order of attachment
YVES issued by James Cunningham, Justice
of the Peace for Center township, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, against the defendant w. T. Bucking-
ham, a nonresident of the State of Ohio. The
cause will he for trial on the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1855, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
JOHN M. ROWNDS
Dec. 9. 1s57-3w.
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE,

We will send copy Of Peterson's
dalssssips and = copy of7the Spirit to
any person sending us two dollars and
5ssehty-6vs cents. Either new OF old
subscribers may avail themselves Of this
Offer, the money being Invariably in ad-
3ys4ce The regular price Of Peterson is
- o0and the Spirit 81. so. so that sew
-dntys6ypicents is saved by the operation
seeud soon. as the january number Of
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ADMINISTRAToR,s NOTICE.

nj OTICB is hereby given that the subscribers
IN have been appointed and qualified a. adj
ministrators on the estate Of John +. Bidenharn,
late Of Monroe county, Ohio, deceased. All
those knowing themselves indebted to said
estate, are requested to come forward and settle
Immediately; and those holding claims against
said estate, will present them legally authenti-
Gated for settlement
RICHARD G MILES,
JOHN OBLINGER,
Dec. 8, 1857. Adm Pa
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TWe arr, crowded with advertise

- are,crowded with advertise
medts At present. Be patient, it wont
Ht long. Ifprinters, poor devils. didn't
set conside :abfe advertising to do now
d.days. they would soon all be in poor.
houses. 'se S 2
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sd19sWs hope to be able to lay the
Presidents Message before our readers
nsxt week. , 7-5
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Elisha Gatchell, Plaintiff, DEFORE J. p.
against ID Spriggs, J. p,

John Adams, Defendant. Of Seneca township
Monroe county, Ohio, on the 18th day of No
vember; A. D. 1857; said Justice issued an or
der of attachment in the above action, for the
sum of one hundred and sixteen dollars.
Said cause is set for trial January 9th, 1853,
at 10 O'Clock A. M. 1a
s5saz ELISHA GATCHELL, PIE
/, ..iaa4s By R. H. TANEYHILL, his Atty.
Dec. 9, 1S57.-3w.pd.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Receipts on subscription to the "Spir-
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Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that settlement -.
1N counts have been fled in the Probate
Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, BY exscuaots.
and administrators, as follows, to Wit;
William Thornberry, Executor Of Joseph
Thornberry;
John B. Noll, Administrator Of Margaret
Patton; 81
James Buchanan, administrator Of rhsmaa
Erskine; sssa
catharine Lawrence, Administrators Of Jshn~
SON Lawrence;s
R. Jackson and J. Hawkins, Executors Of
Joshua Hawkins. ~
Said accounts stand for hearing and sxami-
nation before said court on the 28th day Of
December, 1857. In the mean time they are
subject to the examination of all persons in-
terested therein. JOHN 8. WAY.
Nov. %, lS57.-3w. Probate Judge.
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Dec. 8, 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-17

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vices of a regular thorough bred Physician from
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THE SACRED RAINIER err IST89I

THE SACRED BANNER OF ISLAM.
Rev. DR. Schaufer, for the last twenty
five years missionary at Coustantinople, in
the course of an address delivered last sun
day evening at Mr.. Hogartb's Church in
Brooklyn, illustrating the general belief
which prevails among the Turks that their
religion has closed It's mission, stated the
fact that the green coat Of Mahomot, which
is the sacred banner Of Mahomedanism, had
disa ppeared from Constantinople This ar
tlcle is believed by every true Mahomedan
to have been woven in Heaven. and bro't
to Mahomet by Che Aagel Gabriel; and ii
IS also IN article OF belief that when the
course of Islamism Is to terminate, the an
gel will again descend and retake it to Hea-
ven. 1t has ever been regarded as the Great
sacred emblem, a14and Whoh cluster all The
prayers Of the faithful and without which
all prayers would BE anavaiiing. For cen
turies it has been guarded with the greatest
care in aparticular mosque at Constantine
pie. When 1t was irstreported, last spring,
that it had suddenly disappeared, the mis-
slonarles did not give the story much cred
it; but al doubt has since been dispelled
he hypothesis OF the missionaries is that
the relic has been taken away by some of
the more bigoted eeelesiastics, who are con-
WINGED that Constantinopla is about to lose
its character as sacred city and become
ohristianiged and chat they viii probably,
in due time, again bring the relic to light
in some hahomedan locality less exposed to
Christian influence. Yet the general belief
of the Mehomedans Of Turkey is that the
disappearance is supernatural, and that ii
is another proof that their religion will soon
come to an end Their Interpretation Of
their sacred books, it is well known, has
long pointed to the present period as that
which is to witness that extraordinary e.
vent. One thing is certain, that the seati-
ments of the great bulk Of the Turkish Ma
homedans towards the Christian religion, as
well as of the Turkish Government itself,
have undergone most marvellous change
within the last few years-H l. Courier
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Tho WorlaIassn0gs Ii -,

It IS stated bY many Of the survivors Of
the Geatfai A1tesisa' passengers, HAT 6he1a
was seldom SO large an amount Of money
owned By passengers rs Yves ia the case 81
those WHO came IS 6ae LEetF5 80terie95-
aiany were persons Of large means, ard
there were very few whoss immediaso
wealth Id not amount to hundreds, wAla
numbers rockopad their gold by the thou.
sands OF dollars, The greater portion 81
the passengers were returning miners; saMt
coming hither to invest the capital thee haa
realized IN hopes u live liae Of ereatef
ease IS tie result o. their industry, and uth.
ers TO get their Families and once more 20 fs
Che land e tie god Pat rs .Aestor@ e8g
tinued 70 rage, less and less Of gold wa
thought OF, and when, on Saturday, il be-
came evident that they were likely Al any
moment to be buried beneash the waves,
the wealthy men Invested themselves OF
their treasure belts and scattered the gold
upon the cabin floors, telling those to take
who would dare to test It's weight--as a few
ounces Or pounds might carry them to death.
Full purses, containing in some Instances
5000. were lying untouched On sofas.-
Carpet-bags were opened by men, and the
shining metal WAS poured out on the floor
with the prodigality of deaths despair
One Of the passengers, who hes fortunately
been rescued, opened bag and dashed a.
bout the cabin $50, 900 in gold dust, am
told him who wanted to crafty his greco
for gold to take it But it was passed b.
untouched as the veriost dross. A few
hours before he would have struck down
the man who would have attempted to toue}
a grain Of that which he now apurned from
him. - eteatiEc Ame ricaa.
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