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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-06-02

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ATTENTION, FARMERS.

FNHE undersigned has first rate JACK, which
i he proposes to keep this season. He is a
SPANISH JACK, 4 years old, and of black
color. Terms-to insure a colt S5 ,0O--Sl, 90
to be paid when the service is rendered and
81, 90 when the mare is known to be with foal.
Also, full-blooded Suffolk Hog, of p. Mel
endy's stock, of Hamilton Co., o., and a full
blooded Sussex Hog. both fit for service.
He has for sale full-blooded Sussex pigs;
also Suffolk and Sussex pigs. These stock of
Hogs cannot be surpassed IN the country.
VIM HILL,
Residence on the road from Woodstield to
Beallsville.
April 7, 1858. t
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GEORGE EASTHOM'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber d
~ was, on the 26th day of January, 1858.
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio, administrator of the estate OF
George Easthom, deceased.
ELIHU MORRIS, Admir-.
April IA 1858
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MY SCHOOL BOY DAYS.
As srsc by 1nr coyrtSrxrALs.

Eve wandered Through the village, John,
I've Sat beneath the tree
Upon the school house play ground,
Which slseltered you and me.
But nons were there to greet me, John,
sAnd few are left to know,
Who played with AS upon the ground,
some twenty years ago.
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CoiGS, Coughs, and
bsG:eYaes2CSS.

\. u. NGErLIY, Es3,ot UrtC, y. Y writes: "I have
used YOU i'.'"l@ ny>cf and il nay family ever since
rurpp,c ever put "Gt. With b:d cold s,ouI soencr
ply twenty Ave dollars Gr bottle than DO without it.
tai," any ,.hrr remedy"
Group, Ii hopping Cough, Influenza.
SrnINsrIELp, Miss, Feb :, 1856.
EaorHrH AVER: VIII chccsfaily certify your PECToRM
;s m l"S remedy We rseSs far the Of WLoapig
'Th, Comp, aul the chest diseases OF children. We Of
vnnr fraternity IN the sog appreciate your SKILL and
''''''. $50 ''' ''''N'''' " III miIIT % %c5NKL1y, MD.
AMOS LEE, Use, MONTEREY IA, writes, Sd Jau 1856:
had tc,tou, Influenza, which confined me in doors
sX weeks; tGal many medicines without relief; finally
tried your PECToliL by the alyire Of clergyman.
Trn Git a.en relieved the soreness i, NV tlrt ana
un2S; Ices tlan half the bottlr made completely
we'll. i"ar n"acines the cheapest well the best
rr't md we esteem !nu, Doctor and your
dies. ~ the poor mans friend"
Asthma or Ptthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEsT MANCHESTER, IA, Feb. !. 1856
SiE: Your CUrrEr PsC1oEtL il performing marvellous
in this section. II has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms of consumption. and is curing
wl' has Lored uudr ~, affection Of the lHnss for the
A. A. RAMSEY. NJ. D.. hLDirv, NovRcE Co. low.
WRITES sept g. 1: " During practice Of nany years
have touEi anthr@ equal TO Cgrar PECToFAL for
giving case ANA It~i to cnstitiNc patients, curing
S;rh rurshi".'
We might ada volumes of evidence. iut the most CON
yineiug proof Of tic virtues o. his remedy found i'll Is
r:!r.ts upon l.
Consumption.
Pr-La,!y no rcmrl, l:S ever leen known which
cured many aud such dangerous this Some
human aid reach; but 20 those the CHERRY
pEc.ORAL affords relief nnl Couilrt.
ASTor HuUsE. NV YORK CITY. March S. 1855
DocT"R AvEH. LOWELL: i'cl it dnty and pleasure
inform you wlrt your CHERRY PECroRiL has done Tor
wife. She hll bcH hye months lah0rirG under the
dangerous symptoms of Consumption, from which aid
could procure leT uHch relief She steadily
failing, until DR.. strong o this city. hare
for udycc. recommended trial Of your medicine. We
bless his Kindness, dn your skill for she has rcc0y
ers fIum that day. She Is not yet strong she used
be. fr.e FROM her cough and calls herself we'll.
Yours with &ratitude and regard:
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From CTAH-PoslTIoS or TIE Army
ST. Louis J0n. l2,- Dates from Utah to
December 3lst have been received. The Uni
ted States troops were all at the winter quar-
tersat Blidgcr, expect Col. Cookies command,
which WAS 40 miles distant whore scant
supply Of grass renamed. The troops were
comfortably stationed.
The weather was very mild and good health
prevailed, whilst there was supply Of pro-
visions on hand sufficient to last ill June.
Two-thirdS Of the animals however were
dead. The Momons were preparing to leave
for the British POSSESSIONS, and pioneer parties
had already left
Brigham Young sent quantity of salt to
Col johnston. The latter replied by the
messenger that he would hang any mcsscn-
ger from the same quarter sent on similar
GRAND. Young also invited the officers to
partake of his hospitality, and spend the win
ter at Salt Lake. It was positively stated
that the Mormons will leave in the spring,
ard no increase Of force is asked.
Governor Cummings had issued a procla-
nation declaring the Territory in a state of
rebellion. The trial of offenders will be The
first means used. and that before long resort
to military power will follow. lie commands
all armed bodies Of men Immediately to dis
band, and return TO their home, under pen
alNy OF punishment us traitors.
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The following are the Standing Committees
in the House of Delegates:
Committee on observation-disclosures. Rogers,
Todd, Bowlus, Lalrilnorc, Rohrer, Morgan,
and Walker.
Ways ard Mems Ncssrs Stirling, Dali,
MACPHERSON, Goldsbo.uugh, Ford, Of Cecil
yelling Ford, Of Baltimore county, Sum
| mCrs'
Claims. Messrs. Dali, Grifliss, Barnard,
Davis, Bot, Baker. Schnebly.
judiciary. Messrs Alexander, Magrudcr
Hobbs, Clark, Rogers, Kilbourn. Stirling,
ThruSton, Belt.
Pensions. -Mcssrs. Thomas, Kcnnald,
Richardson, Root; Duvall, Landing, Walker.
internal Improvcmcnts.-Ales Gray
M"G,nliS Moore, MckubGin, Burgess, Wy
vile, Harding.
Education Nlessrs. Magrudcr, Ford. of
Cecil, Clark, Sadler, Harrington, Allender,
Bacon.
Miilia.-Mcssrs. Tiehman, Lynch OF Bal
timore city, Hobbs, Thurston, Worthington,
SIence, Rooms.
agriculture Mcssrs. Mckinstry, Dorsey.
Root, Wyvllc, Nea'c, Tongne, Tiishman.
Corporations. Mcsrs. Harrington, Wickcs,
Bowlus, lIanway, Crowley, Smith, Of Balti-
more county, Goldsboroush, Lynch, of Baltj-
more county, Moore.
Inspections AIcssrs Smith, Baltimore
city, GIiffiss, Day Forrest, Contce, Mackub-
bin, Rohrcr.
Color.d Population. -NIessrs. Gricvcs.
llcarn, Thomas, Neale Kilgour, Kidd, Wei
ling.
Lotteries. Mcssrs. Dorsey MKinstry,
MPherson, Bacon, Mounlz, Walker, Thigh
man.
Library.-Messrs. yelling, Kcnnerd, Ma
gruder, Dali, Contee, Mountz, Todd.
Printing MesSrs. Hobbs, Bakcr, Forrest,
MGonigal, Allcndcr, Landing, Waller.
Insolvency. Mtssrs Nj 'Gonigal, Harding,
McGinnis, Kilbourn, Barnard, Smith, Balli-
more county, Sudler, of Somerset.
Engrosscd Bills ard solutions.--Messrs.
Hanway, Rogers Reindollar, Ford, of Bati-
more comfy, SchneUly, Mackubbin, Ken
nard
Expiring Laws.-Mcssrs. Thruston,
Grieves. Summers, Rooms, StonestrCet Kidd
Lynch of Baltimore city.
Federal Relations. - Mcssrs. Ford, of Cecil,
Alexander, Gray, Duyall, Kilgour, Spence,
Dali.
Currcncy--M1ssrs Wickes Richardson,
Rendoilar. Lynch, Of Baltimore county,
Cohtec, Larrimore, Mcpherson
Contingent Fund Messrs. Sudler, of Som
elset, Stirling, Dali. Contcc, Morgan, Tongue,
Magruder,
Roads and Highways. -Messrs. Crowley,
Smith. of Baltimore city ,sbritiss, Sudler, of
Queen Anne. Ford of Baltimore county Bur-
CESS, Yelling
The latest news from Utah says the MGR.
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Olr Correspondence.

PcRT DEposIT, Jan. 18th, SO.

! PERI DEPosIT, Jan. 18th, SO.
| Mr. Editor: Where are all your cores
rondcns rom Port 2 Even that g iiemj-er !"
! Of yours has abatcd his zeal, or quit all to-
| gcthcr: perhaps his last brilliant essay, in
Which he wotl,. not and " did not reveal the
names Of the members Of hat Chess Congfcss,
was his dyirg effort for You know, there arc
some heads # they should by any unforeseen
! posi- ilijy. give birth to what might be termed
an i'll a, Immediately thereafter become col
l0pscd. Bnt we hope the i!cm-gathcrcr was
not killed dead " for We desire lac should
continue his vocation. md doubtless the
world will solte day acknowledge It's graft
lulc
This has been, thus far, the miidcst winter
ever experienced in this vicinity, and had it
not been for the great iinHnclal crisis, our
| Town would now be the lively scene Of Stir
ring business, shipments Of Lumber, Granite
! and Grain would have continued; but, alas !.
lie one thing nccrltul is wanting. ard not
wihstanliug the Bank Of Englanl. has low
er,d its rate of discount and cone1jis assumed
a decidedly ,ncr tone. money More. contIn-
ucs to be eagerly sought after, and almost
any per ceut paid ior it.
However, we expect an active revival Of
trade ~ the S,I,ng and irr thu mean time
the action Of the Administration on the Kan
SIS question. and the Amcricanzaron Of
Nicaragua, is ably discussed and cri,izcl b.
al parties.
+ ihe financial cr;.s cannot impede our
! internal improvements. Buildings continue
to spring M all over I've Town. our enter
prisirg {, How ciliz,n Mr.. l.. j. HjnihaIt is
| Just completing block cf four handsome
| Rriri ny.Itiu"S a great ornament to the
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S 7 e 4 NJ G O Nj p a n Y
DEIULAR DAILY LINE. Except sundays)
II Fer iIAyuE De GRACE. PoRr Dfroslr, and
1lDG WArfR CANAL.
a., $50 "a PORTSMOUTH, Capt.
~. s.>s-A s%qlssys~- JOS. GroGnEoAS leaves
- { Issssass lover end of West Falls
Avenue, gvety ruc'd y. Thursday and Saturday
evening" at { o'clock. Returning. leaves Port
DepJ ii every Monday. W Wednesday and FIR day a.
J.. s's..k. AMI liavre de Grace at O'Clock 7. NJ.
Thu stelm boat LANCASTER, Captain j "
TsIbfSsoN leaves same place every Monday
welusslly aui Friday evening. at . o'clock
R,tlrain:. ave Port Deposit c"oTy Tues day.
Thursday ami Saturday, evening ut ) clock: and
Mayre de- Cir &C at . clock r NJ.
e. fas-ugc 80 cents.
- 'reights received daily at Baltimore until )
'.ls:k. and ut Port Deposit until p o'clock; ear
rieI IT low .tos aud carefully attcmdri TO-.
- Dupliolt s rccsip for FIRE. shs viii be re-
q Tired in all cases.
The Agent at Iiavre de Grace viii attend 10
forwarding any merchandise consigned to him for
any point on tho Pennsy lyania Canals or VIII re
shin froig ats intended for Baltimore Philadelphia
OF elsewhere
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR. Agent. Baltimore
X. ALEX. TAYLOR Ast. II. de Grace.
JACOB TOME. Pert Deposit.
nEg@ The Steamboat ''JGNiAFA. Capt Tomlin-
ssn being in complete order, can be chartered at
my time.
II. B.---s;r,in purch scd at the highest market
price at the W lrehouse of j. Tome Port Deposit;
who al 90 keeps for lie. Guauo; Plaster; Fish Salt;
Crels lalc & Mtoi2ll's. Allan Needles AID De
Bur5s phosphatcs, aml New York Bone Dust.
May 80, ~ Ct
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Z EFrECTs OF THE PANIC on TIE TR ABE OF
THE IT, S.-A mercantile agency in New
York has recently issued circular in regard
to the business of the Unitcdy Estates the mum
Der OF and losses by failures, &C., which PIE.
senS some curious rcsults-of course only
representative. J he circular states >hat the
number Of firms in The United States (Caifor-
MIA cxccp;cd) by lis rcco'ds-and they i'm
brace n II hut class Of small retailers in the
larger ci,ics--iS 204 ,o6l or, estimating the
population at % Ouo,O00, that there is a
store for every l23 Of our inhabitants or to
every % families. There has been lost by
337 Sviudlinp and ahsconding debtors, IS,
222 500, and by 5l2 firms which will pay
notnng, their losses and confidential debts
absorbing everything, $2O,3O9 00o.- Thee
arc 3 $50 concerns owing S:loI $50 800, and
they are such cases as unusually average 40
70 so cents and there are 435 houses owing
&77lS0 600 which will pay in full if the
times ahead prove to be ordinarily prosper
GUS
The total amount of the liabilities Of the ). 1913
failures is Put down at $3.50, 30l 900
But there will be realized fro IN those
who pay in full 81, io9;VOO
And ON the amount Of "orli-
nary failures Sl91 ,9S0, 0O0
at 10 cents 1882, 600
ISL Sc q 81 600
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TIE ATLANTIC MAGAZINE. The attention
of our readers is called to the Prospectus Of
this Magazine published in another column
By an arrangement with the Publishers we
can club 1t with our paper, so as 10 furnish
it to our subscribers for 50 90 a year mailed
from their office. For 1915 The Hhie and
the Atlantic Magazine, will he furnished Que
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IMPORTANT TO
EEGYEIlsS & T9sAg'EE.EERS.
fsqse, sPOHT DEPOSIT FERRY BE

IL. e,PORT DEPOSIT FERRY BOAE
rSss4e2=sE-sE;s4 II Tnn STEAMER GlPSEY, Capt.
Myers. having been thoroughly repaired. is now
running esuiarly during the day and night be-
tween
PORT DEPOSIT ANB BELLS FERRY.
The lpaci}y Of this B"at. and her speed and
entire safety. render her peculiarly fitted for this
service Droycrs farmers Tay clers. and the Pub
lie generally will find her at all times ready TO
convey them and their property to and from the
above paints. Travellers and ilrovcrS will find
ample Accommodations for themselves and stock
al the new Hotel at Bclls Ferry. which has been
recently cree ed by j. SPENCER and now kept
By him may S-Gm.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

fE'lil> is; give notice, tha; the subScribrr1
Il OF Cecil cuU0ty, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county. letters trSta-
mvntJry on the personal estate of John Willis,
late OF said county. deceased. All persons
having claims a.tnSt the sud deceased. a,e
hereby warmed to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers tlerro! duly authenticated, on or
before the l2th day Of january. 1859 they
may otherwise. 10y Law, be excluded from :. II
benefit Of sud castUtc. All persons ind = -
ed tp said estate are requested To make ~
mediate payment to the subscribers. Given
under our hands This | .th day of ia .llary,
in1o. KEBECCA WILLIS.
BENJAMIN {. COWAN.
Administrators Of John Willis, decd.
Tcst--JAs. McCAvLEY, Reg.
Jan Is, lS55-Gw.
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THE ATLANTIC NIaNru1n

,s D;i!LLlpS, SAMPSON & CoMp.rr.. Hi.
- VI t"AAiNE, DEVOTED TO LiTrr ,n NEW
T. r, i ll AIM WILL BE Flnsr IN 1;.
-" gave no province unrcprescni.j -, literature,
r,.i ''r VIII contain articles of nm "n'ie
fhc hs9Irhv a n":"e' IT VIII also be found thot
~ 'S various forms Of Nurrniv. ~. 'ert,iniLlcnt
',,' l"' go uncarcl for The publjshnrD n;hlnor
most s,iI ""a Nhle native writers will , ~
re ci, cd M f p"GG2Hrn;encnt and will be m1i, Ie
",i NOT hesitate to draw from tb fr naiian'c' they
~" i"''d.as occasion nav rsoI,;r s"u'ccs
Dar.i.,j|, s,I; eney OF an author 10 trc,t
p',''"i'' subject. than on any o,ber ~ treat
EYER III this way they hope to ,rntn G',m what.
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$500, 800 p''" critical department n trup - .tnlIy
withnht ., ',c OF Art, IN ali lis yarous hr,, .f
or i.a, '"sn'a to prejudice whether nn.n,,
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of mn ,., ~ ''"!itics, the Atlantic will bo ,
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will, nnrs, .'e''t"' idea. 1t will deal f,,'
M III person: aud with plrties enJn uG'i frankly
seenI. ~, !" view that moral element whs. "'mlys
makes ,bd r'"" ' ara parties, and which ain tram
posp'rty it Will rank f,,t,ihg national
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p freea9m National Progress "ms Is IN
as an earnest of the m,t,r;,
',, st'4oin tho following list Of Inr, command,
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!Corrc pou7cnce of The Ccrl Wh's.I

RowLANDsvlLLE. Jan, lfth, So.
Mr. Error - Mr. Join Shure Of Wash
iugton. Pa, purchased the lands known as
the &" Canal Lands" lying between the Nd,
Canal and Susguvanna liver some months
since and is erecting large and commolious
dwelling thereon. just above the mouth Of
Octornro, and neal the river, opposite ID. I.
Shl!rc's who has pu, chased the lands below
the Oc;oraro, formerly belonging to Ihco
phitUS Jones. Both Of the above gcntlpmen
intend making suitable improvements and
having the land well cultivated, which, al
though very lich has Lycn much rcgt ccted
for many years
John $. Christie and John p. Logan have
purchased Joseph Romans interest in ,hc
Ortoraro Merchant and GrSt mills, Mt our
village, which we hope may be profitable
investment. This is a property possessing
very many advantages, and by jndlcious
management will do u d! alive business.
There has been protrarlcd meeting III
progress for several successive weeks ut llar
momy VI. p. Church, conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Dunn, which lbs been very successful,
many have been brought to II knowledge Of
the truth and rejoice in hopes Of eternal life
The good effects uf this revival are plainly
seen III our community and we hope may be
like bread cast upon the waters; gathered
many days hence.
Some of our ncishbors, having a personal
acquaintance with Thomas Wash. Smith.
whose trial is now going on in Philadelphia,
sympathlc deeply with him and his friends,
more particularly on account Of the deep
agony Of mind he l;as undergone for so many
months mind. too, capable and deserving
Of better fate, and possessing the highest
sense Of honor and one who would scorn
mean act. We hope soon to hear Of his
ac4uittM. L.
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o-2-fI(> T T%" l%rses, two Z.
TX W lie, Hogs; i li%nt ~. &
49, - ~. Wagon, one hea,y, 'sssesvs<-1e
"Son' Carriage, Harness for c.'r,i' s'S' ,'
wagons Iatmng Implements Whrnt7 C "',,
'n oaiS ny the bnshcl, Lot Of Whrot IN Ht ,hn
ulpunl; household and Kitchen Fnrni,rr,
and many articles not inserted, "'"''"'e'
~ u, sale at 10 O'Clock a. m.. on said day
hHAS All sums under five dollars cns,,
,r ~" ~ sums r "f I'VE dollars and upwards
i i,.o u Tour months, with interest fron'
''''' y SWING notes, with approved security.
Ian 1c 1870 HANNAH II. KIRK,
10'9-ls Administrators.
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z me LINE The best SchnylklI Lime
delivered to order, either by railroad or
water, on the NEST reasonable terms.
Apply to ID. SCOTT, Agent,
Jan. II Elkton Depot.
CLOVERSEED FOR SALE.
At tie Elk ton Depot, by
Dsb a. D. SCOTT.
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TT1IIE Subscriber has opened stall, next
X door to his Flour snd Feed Store. for
the sale Of Fresh beef, which he will keep
always on hand Of first rate quality, in guam
titles to sni customers. All who want FIRST
RATE STEAK OR ROAST will please give him
a call. VIM. +. GILES.
Oct. 31-tr.
GRAIN FANS.-Ean Wicklc's highly
N approved Grain Fans. For sale by
Dec. II. S. Sites.
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o. The trial of homas Washington
Smith is still in progress in Philadelphia.
1t was believed that the testimony
would be gone through with yesterday, in
which the event case will 60 the jury this
evening or Monday. There seems to be
Il very general desire in that city that he
should be acquitted, and the belief is
that he will be. A large number of
Witnesses have been examined by the
defence, and to our mind his insanity
is established beyond a question. That
is the plea set up. Among the witnesses
have been large number from this
county.
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a, ms aIlairs with
THE FILIBUTFping of his Suppor.
the South, leayj VIII vigorously press
the govcrn,uera large number of mrn
tcrs at Wasb1eans ready to proceed
his claimsaolcc Col. Anderson and
at MobiieFccd thithcr, probably to
TO Nicar.nts for their departure, ~
Walke,n' lately landed at Norfolk
perfecchlnond, in state of dcstilu.
Slye
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ELKTON, JANUARY 10. 1853.

l,JrOur thanks are due to Mr..
Mccullough Of the Nd. Senate, Mcssrs
Ford and Kidd of the House Of Dele
gates and Mr.. Clayton, Clerk of the
House, for yarioas valuable public docu-
menls.
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Newark Female Seminary.

rE1iIE next Session of this institution will
Il commence JANUARY 9TH, 1853, and
continue six months, with a recess Of a week
in April. Circulars containing other particu-
lars may be had by addressing the Prime ipal
MISS ii. CHAMBERLAIN,
Bee 10, lS51-Sw. Newark, Del.