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MistEllaneons.
GEO. B. SLOAT & co.
SINGLE AND DoUsLE THREAD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

+ AMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Prices Is TO 90 Dollars,
W.E- BRABIAN Aren't
l9az.lll . Nc. l.2 sapeIioI 81. ClsvelIld. Ohio
UNITED STATES AND FOKEIGN-
DATENT OFFICE AGENCY, OP
Il poSiie Weddell House, Bank street CleVeIard on
" " BgaRIDaE lmY32-I57l IRHU BRaISSRp
TNHE TESTIMONY OF THE Rocks
To Line Burners. Mas0ns, Builders f,aplafns mi
Al otass who nay wish for the finest quality Of pure Tay
An sxperlsnce oftweuty-iK years in this basines war
rants ms N pled51ng sell Lime Stone OF fhe est
Qualty cheaper BY quarter Of dollar per cord tn tbs
can be obtained ELSEWHERE, and block stone Of auv de
sls Iulsh u cur Prupoltnn1fey 10 addition. uut the
slns aooaId vessels a. the rate OF 300 daily have
80 slaIi with Y f. water, and buoy haul o hy
Light House. - - s AAs-o
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CKIRTS Patent Self Adjusting,
- HOUGH PATENT. VICTORIA
MIN RAYMOND 4 co.
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* .
Live have bought 60 many OF them UnlesSthe L dies
huy three apiece shall fail TO sell them all Al
an nInducemenf sha oder them cheap there il b
no economy havIngt he old ones dnne the
will be cheaper than TIE old one "hIed up
apIa MORGAN 4 ROf 1T .
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T0 THE LhDIES.-We have Just
Il received large and choice lot ofnsw r. hbons iow
ers Peat feTs. and some ch1ce and Nationals for
Winter Bonueis all fNhch have been bought very chea
and Will be sOld AZ 3 LEss fHAN FoEMEE PRICE
Cal early and make selection while the assortment
complete Al SHAW Co.'S,
|. decs las Superior ST
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Hold your Horsesl

It The late sales in the Eastern Horse
Markets prices have been much lower
Than for many years. Tkis looks discour-
aging. but il. is one Of those looks that
ati lsty Receiving. The reason is, that
many pcYsons about the cities during the
lateifall blossom times, have been indul-
gide ii horse Hesh, who had little use
for fpch sn article, and now they cannot
af9rd To- keep up the luxury, the stock is
th1aEn intO1 ths market to- he sold for
wlstnit VIII fstch,, which is very, little
indtcd. ! we SAY. these forced sales srs
n6 Sfitsrion Of the prospective yslues Of
hQFsssl an the contrary it would pay pto
buy mp good horses in New York City
nlfkst, and bring them West 10 winter;
5of ss snrs Is Jon are alive, borses will
beil demand next Spring. The Gov.
sEsnqntshss . nise little job on its hands
to4sn'si6Mn the belligsrent red devils all
tho way from Missouri TO the. Nevada,
iaslrdng the ipstigating white devils OF
Salt Lake and Carson Valley Save all
yedr f5aisr. and make the most Of It. and
don't fool away the best horses at pres
snt prices If we should lead the Bscks
eye Rangers ever the Plains next Summer
We want the right kind Of nsgs under
tbsnsa Hold your Horses boysl - Cat
ID tss
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TATHERINE MARTIN, whose place of resi-
n dence is without the State Of Ohio, will
take notice that on the 71st day of September,
A.. D.. 1857, at tho instance of Lauren N Todd,
. sunmons and an order of attachment was
issued AGAINST her by the Clerk of the Court
of Compoa Pleas of Monroe County, in said
State, demanding two hundred dollars, that
said summons was returned endorsed, that said
Katherine Martin was not found, and that q
notice had been served On William Mcknight
a. garnishes supposed to have funds of said
Katherine in his hands. ~.
Said Lauren n. Todd demands $200, 90 with
interest from tho first day of September last,
against said Katherine Martin, Josiah Wilson
And John Lewis, BY virtue Of . writing obliga-
tory, dated the 10th day Of Juno, 1854, wherein
they covenanted TO indemnity said Todd and
hold him harmless for selling Is Constable cer-
tain goods and chattels, as the property Of John
Ws1ls, eat the suit Of said Katherine Martin,
which we're claimed by Butler Wells, and for
which tho said Butler Wells has At law recov-
cred large damages against said Lauren NJ.
Todd. 8 se3 ,sst IT, 't4ls23s 1e 4s53s
= = Unless said defendant appear in said Court
on or before tho frst Saturday in February,
1855, and answer or demur to said petition at
tho sFsbruary term Of said Court, said plaintin
will ask for Judgment against her by default.
"a G 2 ARCHB0LD & RICHARDSON, ess
D. l967.-0W. Att'ys for Petitioner
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3 Over.reaohing Horses.

n writer In the N, =. Farmer, who is
: bI6eksmith cures oyer-reaching horses,
and tpcreases their trotting speed fifteen
OF <slanty seconds per mile, by the follow.
ing mode Of ehoeing, which increases the
m6tioh u The forward feet and retains
th5 motion Of the hind ones. He makes
the. toescAulks very low. standing ., little
unalsF, and the shoe set as far backward
Is convenient on the forward feet, with
high heelscaulks, 50 as to, let them roll
oyeE - sconsas possible. On the hind
fe6sths heel.caulk is low and the toe
e1dlH biehA and projecting forward. Hor-
sei fhod thns travel clean, viii Ne click. Z
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State Of Ohio, Monroe County.
soIN THE PROBATE COURT

nANIELs CoNLkY, Isaac Conley and Gather
u inc Dennis and Daniel Dennis her hus-
band, will take notice that William B. Dent,
a. administrator of James s. Conley. deceased,
fled in said Court on the 9Th day Of December
1857, petition against them, and others, the
object and prayer Of which il - sslithe prom
ises hereinafter described TO pay the debts Of
said dscedsnt; being the interest of said Jamss
8. Genley, in ths west half Of the north east
quarter Of section nineteen, in township three,
of range four, lying in Monroe county, Ohio.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 26th
day of January, 1858. WIN. +. HUNTER,
= Dee. lS, ls57.--4w Atty for Petitioner.
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ADMINISTRATOR,s NoTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
M oTICEis hereby given that the subscribers
IN have been appointed and qualified a. ad-
mrnistrators on the estate of John F. Bidenharn,
late Of Monroe county, Ohio, deceased. All
those knowing themselves indebted to said
estate, are requested to como forward and settle
and those holding claims against
said estate, will present them legally authentic
Gated for ssttlsment.
RICHARD c. MILES.
JOHN B OBLINGRR,
Dec. 9, 1857. e Adm's.
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PETITION FOR PARTYTY0N

PETITION FOR PARTITION. j.
EPHRAIM TREMBLY, David Trembly, Riisa-
IL both Trembly and Jcmima Treinbly, will
take notice that . petition was f1ed against
them on the 9th day Of October, A. D. 1857,
in the Court of Common Pleas. within and for
thescounty Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, by
Eliel Headley, as the Guardian of Margaret E.
Trembly, and is now pending wherein said
Eliel Headley as such Guardian, demands par
tition Of the following real estate, to wit:
The north west quarter Of the north west
quarter of section three, of township five, Of
range five, containing forty acres. Also the
south part of the south west quarter of section
four in said township and range, containing
fifty mine acres. Also the east half Of the
north east quarter Of section nine, township
and range Aforesaid.
And that at the next term Of said Court, the
said Eliel Headley as Guardian aforesaid, will
apply for an order that partition may be made
of said premises. ELIEL HEADLEY a. ,.
Guardian Of n. E. Trembly.
Nov. 4, 1s57.-6w.. -
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NOTICE.

rNo the legatees of Robert Carpenter, deceased,
i 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 tho subscriber haa purchased said farm
from the heirs of Joseph Carpenter, deceased.
That tho widow of said Robert Carpenter died
On the 2lst day Of November, 1857.
That the subseriber win be prepared -. ear
~ eat 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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CHRISTOPHER SANDERS EsTATR
NOTICE ia hereby given that the Subscribers
IN have been appninted and qualified by the
Probate Court of Monroe coanty, Ohio, as ad-
ministrators of the estate of Christopher San
der, late Of said county, deceased.
Ass>{ ISRAEL LENTz,
q JACOR WAGNER,
Deo> l6, 1S57.--3t. pd. sAdm'rs.
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTIcE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
MoTICE is hereby given that William p.
IN Knswlton was this day appointed by the
Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, ,.admin-
istrator of Lydia Knowlton, deceased.
Pee. 80, 1857, Wk P.KN0WL7eN,
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to continue their subscriptions.
2. II subscribers order the discontinuancs of
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
Z send them until all arrearages are paid. q
s. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Offices to which they are
directed, they are held. responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them disesA-
tinued. ~ - sa
4. II subscribers remove to other places
without Informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction they are
held responsible. ,fst7st
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take periodicals from the of6oe, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is Prina fasie
evidenoe Of Intentional fraud.
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Farm RI for r Sale.

TUX nndersigned snsrs for sals, ata very rsari
.sopsble rate, his farm, lying in Warrington
Monroe County, Ohio, within half .
niis Of Reinayd's grist and saw milla IN the
little Muskingum, and seven miles ffem the
Ohio riverat Nasameras. containing l2O acres,
Well Timbercd and Watered, 81
with about fifty acres cleared and well im-
proved. .kye9i saso
ati;s~sA lYOUNG ORCHARD fisl
Of sixty apple trees, two comfortable cabins,
good STABLE and log barn and two tobacco
houses. - !. !. L. 6,
50 Persons Wishing further information can
inquire Of the und dersignsd on the prsmisss. s
$. IS ssz,.ss WIN. w. ROSE.
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MOFFATS LIFE PILLS
~ assts $3.50 AND
Phenix Bitters.

VlHE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE
the public, for the cure Of ScrOfml0. VI
Gers, Scuryy, or EruptlOns of the Skin
Fever and AgUe, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
and in fact most all diseases soon yield to their
curative properties.
1t has been computed that during the last
twenty-five years upwards of Four Mil
lions of persons have been benefited by the
use of these medicines; fact which speaks
volumes in favor of their curative properties
a single trial will place them beyond the reach
of competition in the estimate Of every patient.
By their use the BLOOD is RESTORED TO A
HEALTHY STATE and freed from all ispar-
titles. The system is not reduced during their
operation, but invigorated, and they require
no restraint from business or pleasure. its3
The afflicted haue in these mediciaes a remedy
that ,ciH do for them GA that medicine can pos
IDLY effect. 8 -
PREPARED BY
W. B. MOFFAT. III D.,
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GRAVE STONES.

THK suhsesibsr il still carrying - ths bnsi.
ness of manufacturing I'll ssIi
r U NIB STONE 8, MONUMENTS,
i MARBLE MANTELS, TABLE
y TOPS, &C., &C., -. .ss
Either Of Italian or American Marble;
whinh he Will send to any place in Monroe
county, iflequestsd. If He will do his work At
Is LOW PRICES - can be done in any place
west sf the mountains. ID
= 80. s.. Sc p. CAWLFIELD, 4
NonnasYtla Va, Nay ~, 1ss7.--pA . {
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Clarington Lodge. No. ass,

81 Claringten Lodge. Mo ass,
OF F. "a. MAsoSs, meets the Monday ON Or
preceding the full moon In each month.
.'ss'sb'g. d. .O'coNNoR, W. II. 1e'2ss
WIZ. T. HuRD, 8. w. o. s. TaonAs, Treas.
JAAss KIEasAs,J j W. ]. W. HouELi, Tyler.
Psrss WADE, g. D.. !. 7. Mes.lli, sea'ry.
/ NEW MARBLE WORKS!
= =, sget siz NJ ~ ~ - 49, - II
ITNHR undersigned are making arrangements
IL toearry on the business of manufacturing
CRAZE STONES TONI STONES
.A0NUAENTS &c, dc.
EITHER OF AMERICAN OR RITALIANMARnLR
when desired. They hope, by strict attention
to business and moderate prices. to render at.
'isfaction to those who may purchase work ol
them. They will also he prepared to furnish
work in Free Stone to all wishing it. It =
3 % go II ALEX.i PORE,
Fas DANlEL NRUHART.
ea espt, 80. lst7.-1y.Pd.
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Charter Oak
Life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
sHARTER PERPETUAL
100000 CAPITAL. !;

WITH . large surplus, securely invested
wv under the sanction and approval Of ths
Comptroller of Public Accounts, of the State
of Connecticut.
This company has also complied with the
very cautious and stringent laws of this State,
in relation to foreign Insurance Companies.
1t was incorporated by the Legislature of
the State OF Connecticut, in May, $780, with !
PERPETUAL CHARTER, and commenced bust
ness on . capitai of two hundred Thousand
dollars; the whole of which has been invested
in securities of the highest character.
Those who contemplate making life insur-
ances, should, first Of all, satisfy themselves
Of the character and stability of the Company
they may select. The interest of the assured
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will fulfill its engagements, is of incompara-
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that may be made by pyins inadequate pre-
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The principle Of Life Insurance is based on
sound mathematical calculations, and admits
of no variation. Ultimate security, being the
primary object to be obtained, this Company
will do business on the lowest rates of pre-
miums that can be adopted, and afford requis-
ite security to the insured, and perpetuity to
the institution.
WIN. p. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Weodshsld, Ohio.
E ONCE one dosr north Of Treasursr's
Office, Main Street.
Feb. 25, 1887.
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A Good MANS wish.

I freely confess to you, says Dr.. Sharp,
that | would rather, when am laid in t6e
grave, some one in bis manhood would
staud over me and say, "There lies one who
was q real friend 10 me, and privately
warned me of the danger Of the young
no one knew It, but be aided me in the
time Of need. I owe what l am to him"
Or l would rather have some widow, with
choking utteranee, telling her children
"Tbere is your friend and mine. He Wis
tied me IN my affection, and found you,
my son. an employees. and you, my daugb.
Ter, happy home in virtuous family"
Yes, I would rather that such persons
would visit my grave, than have erected
oyer it the most beautiful sculptursd mon.
ument of Parian or Italian marble. The
hearts broken utterance Of reflections Of
past kindness, and the tears of grateful
memory shed upon the grave, ere more
in my estimation. than the most
costly cenotsph ever reared.
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THE WORLD.

Il
The following wAs OOs Of The late MsjOl
NOah's s,ofia:
Sir. bring me = good plain dinner,
said a melancholy looking individual 10 I
waiter at one Of our principal hotels.
'Yts, SIR
The dinner was brought and devoured,
and the ester called the landlord to one
side, and thus addressed him:
Are you the laDJIOrdP
Yea
DO you do a good business bere?'
Yes
Then | lam safe; cannot pay for what
have consumed. / have been out Of EN-.
pioymeht about seven months, bat | have
bean engaged TO work tomorrow. | had
been without food tweDty y.four hours when
| entered your establishment. will pay
you in a week
i cannot pay my bills with such promi.
ses. clustered the landlord, and | do not
keep poor house. You should address the
proper authorities. Leave me something
for security
i have nothing
Il will take your coat
The coat was left, and a week after re.
deemed.
Seven years after that a wealthy man
entered the political arena and was presen-
ted to a caucus as an applicant for Con.
gressional nomination. The principal Of
the convention hello bis peace. He heard
the name and the history Of the applicent.
who was member Of tie Church, and
one Uf the most respectable citizens. He
was the chairman. The vote ives tie;
and he cast a negative, thereby defeating
the wealthy candidate whom be met an
hour afterwards, and to whom be said:
You don't remember me?'
No.
l once ate dinner at your hotel, and al
though told you l was famishing, and
pledged you my word Of houor'to pay Jou
in week, you took my coat and saw me
60 out into the inclement air at the risk Of
my life, without it,
well, sir, what them?
Not much. You called yourself
Christian. Tonight you we're a caDli-
date foT nomination, and but for me you
would have been elected to Congress-
Three years after, the Christian hotel.
keeper became bankrupt. The poor din
nerless wretch that was. is row a high
functionary in Albany, know him well,
The ways of Providence are indeed won
derful, and the worlds mutations almost
beyond conception itse'f.
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CaEIaas Performance.

Ftmsral Of ths ArehdseAsss Margarti
Of Austria --1As Remaias DistriJMsd
among The Bish0ps. ....
The N. Y. Evening Post Translates The
following curious details from a German
private letter recently received from Wen.
ma:
"The Hapsburghtu Tthe reigning house
Of Austris while living mus be revsrsnc
ed-wlen dead they must be Worshipped.
As a proof Of this let me relate TO you
what disposition was made Of the dead
body Of the Arehduchsss Margaret whose
death was sODe time since announced =
ATcbdncal dust must not return to dust ;
and priestly cunning and mepnebial Ira.
dition call for the ensctment 10 one Of The
largest aud most brilliant capitals Of Eu-
rope Of a drama only to be performed by
barbarians 10 the dark ages.
"rbe Saxon Princess Margaret, wife Of
the Archduke Charles, was laid upon =
block and chopped in pieces, in order to
send different parts Of the body to various
parts Of the country. TIE chopping up
process took place 10 the chapel OF the cas-
Tie, in the presence Of the dead woman's
husband. Extended upon the red draped
block lay the naked, white corpse, sur
rounded by priests chanting in latin, youths
swinging ceDsers, and number Of men
armed with choppers, saws and other 10.
stfuments. First, tie heart was cut out Of
the body, inclOsed in a golden case, and
placed in an urn. It was then sent to
Rome to be consecrated by the Pope, af.
ter which il was sent to the LorettO chap
ell, and thence returned TO Vienna. But
it was not to rest here. Ten cities claim.
ed the honor Of being Homer's birth place,
aud six Austrian Bishoprics claimed the
privilege Of possessing all, or part Of the
sairted Margaret's body. The Bishop Of
Prague would be content with the arms,
the Bishop of salzburgh wished to obtain
the head and shoulders, while the Bishop
Of Len,z anxiously desired to possess the
two miGdls fingers. The Vienna eonsIs.
tory was obliged to decide between the
claimants, and the heart was at length for
warded 10 the common council Of Inspruck,
Tyrol, accompanied BY two autograph let.
ters of the Archduke Charles, one of which
was directed to the Chief of the Jesuits,
in which the hope was expressed that Ty-
rol, the always faithful would 'for all time
cherish the memory Of the Archduchess,
who was a SAINT upon EARTH
"Had the heart alone been separated
from the body, the chOpping-up process
would soon have been finished; but the
church demanded more. Hence the Arch
duke Charles directed the cutting open Of
bis wife's abdomen, which was done. The
were taken out, placed in copper,
silver and golden capsules, and sent with
an autograph letter to the Cathedral of 81.
where the said intestines were irst
exhibited upon the altar, and then buried;
fingers were severed from the body, and
sent with another autograph letter to Dres,
den. All that remained Of the ArchGuch>
ess was then wrapped in red velvet, and
laid in state on a catafalque; and ultimate
y the mutilated corpse was placed in a
,offin and deposited in the imperial toub."
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PoIh les la MARYLAND.

harylsnd, ws believe. is a reliable op-
Posili,n State. She viii 10 das Tine
wbeel into line With the conservative On,
.POsi 100 party Of the North. The Ricb.
mond WhiZ with perhaps rather loo saa.
guins expectations. though ws hops nOl J
sayt:
Maryland win have no Democrat il
Der next Congressional rsprssenla,ion.-
She will lead The mighty eOlomn whIeh
= preparing 10 march upon this imbscils
and prOfigate Administration.
She has been openly charged with aboIi.
tiOnism BY those who gnashed their teeth
because she could not be induced 10 cast bsr
vote sOr james Buebaoan. whs has done
more 10 favor and encourage the spirit Of
abolition than ell The Presidents from
Washington down. She has rsjsctsd
these insults with calm dignity. She
has retOrsd BY holding on.ths rack shs
entered upon four yosn ago. Nsitbsr
threats nor esjolery have been able 10 turn
her an inch.
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A joke.

Ln one of the numerous counties in
Georgia, not many years ago, a medica
practitioner-not a graduate-sued one
OF the patrons for what be owed him, ia
a Justices Court. A limb of the law,
suited to the locality and the client, un.
dsrtook the defence, aRd contested The
claim on tha ground Of the discipleEscul.
apius not being regular graduate
our friend the doctor, fel. nonplussed. -
All his rides-his valuable time--and
doses Of pbysic--seemed to have been be.
slowed for naught. But patience and
perseverance, overcome all things, and ne
cessity is the mother of invention, The
day Of trial arrived. With an air of ri.
umpH. the defendant's lawyer paraded bis
authorities and made crushing argument
utterly demolishing the poor n. D.
IS be thought. When he had concluded,
the Doctor approached the Justice, and
depOsiting what he laimed to be bis
diploma, with respectable bow, politely
retired 70 bis seat. The lawystlooked At
the formidable document, scrrutinized it
several minutes, while big drops of sweat
rolled down his face. Unable to dispute
lis authority Y find flaw, he handed It in
despair to the Justices. These gentlemen
looked at the mysterious characters and
turned the sheet in every possible position.
After having examined it to bis satisfac-
tion, and privately consulted over the case,
they decided iR favor of the plaintiff. -
The friendly paper was a circular in ref
srsnee to JOB DGvids Plaster in Dutch!