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FOB RENT AND SALE.

SEE FIRST PAGE.
EOR RENT-A very pleasant HOUSE. on IOtL
Il street east of the Capitol, between and SITS
north, containing rooms passage and Kitchen nea,
the Capitol and Navy Yard. Inquire of AMOS
HUNT, No 81 north street, Capitol Hill, or on 9th
street west, No. 80, between H and streets.
o-3tt
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TRIALS AT THE GUARD HoUsK-John ster.
ling, drunk, disorderly and profanity; work
house, % days. John King, do; do. =, 90 days
Joseph Florence, do: do. 80 days Joha Dan.
bridge, colo ed, drunk and disofderly; fine and
costs, 81 Isabella Penny, do; do, 81 Is
ton, and James Powers, suspicious circum-
stances; jail for further hearing
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Ia STILL FUR
ther Postponed until THURSDAY, the 10th in
slant, same hour. -
By order of the Trustee.
e9-2aWdds GREEN
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FUR
Their postponed until THURSDAY, the 9th inst
same hour.
By order Of the Trustee.
se2-2aw&ds AGREEN Auct
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FRIESDLT WARSISS.-It IL now the season
when tnaRy of our merchants are about RECEIVING
new supplies OF goods for their fall trade. ana
they consequently will be Obliged to have bales
aud boxes brought as near the doors of their
~aerooms possible, for convenience In do
Ing this tbsy sometimes obstruct the sidewalks
aud lay themselves liable to a fine under the cor
20 aiion law Yesterday a friend Of ours was
made 10 pay Hue and costs for such violation
OF law, aud his plea Of ignorance Of the statute
soula not save bin the expense. The officers say
thry are going TO enforce the law strictly and we
mention this Circumstance as 4 timely warning
10 save others from violating law when they least
intend TO do So
LECTURE A lecture will be delivered before
the Young Mems Christian Association to mig BIT,
by John MeGregor, Esq Secretary OF the aPro-
testant Alliance" and the ''Open Air Mission. ,,
on the subject Of the Ragged Schools >, and
Shoe Black Societies" Of London.
GRocERIEs.-Messrs. Barbour 4 Semmes, La
svenue between Sixth aud Seventh streets. ad
veftise choice groceries Their store In ALWAYS
well provided with articles OF the choicest kind
TO- domestic purposes.
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Miscellaneous.
LEGIL NOTICE.

d OBERT CARPENTER and Catharine Car
IN psnter, his wife, James Rucker and Eliza
beth Rucker, his wife, John W. Bainum and
Sarah Bainum, his wife, heirs Of Joseph Car
penter, deceased, and Elizabeth Carpenter his
widow, John Stephen, Robert Stephen, Alsxan-
der Stephen, Elizabeth Stephen, Sinai Stephen,
James Stephen and Elijah Stephen, heirs OF
Sarah Stephen, deceased, Peter Daily and Nam
cy Daily, his wife, who reside out of the State
of Ohio will take notice that on the second day
of January, A. D. 1853, Jacob Vernon filed in
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county,
in the State of Ohio, his certain petition against
them and others, which is now pending in said
Court, wherein the said plaintiff seeks to obtain
possession of the following tract of land situate
in said county, to wit
The west half Of the south east quarter Of
section eighteen in township seven, and range
seven. The said plaintiff also seeks to have
his title to said land quieted, &c. You are re-
quired to appear and answer said petition ON
or before the 9th day Of February, A. D. 1858;
and in default thereof judgment will be taken
against you at the next term of said Court as
by confession.
HoLLIsTRR, OKEY & HoLLIsrKR,
Jan. 5, 1S5S.-6w. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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! Sherifss Sale in Partition,

VIM. Hoppe and wife DY virtue Of an order
W. D OF sale IN partition
Joseph Howiler, ct al. to me directed from the
court of common pleas Of Monroe county, o., r
will offer for sale at the front door of the court
house, in the town of Woodsaeld, in said coun-
ty, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and a'slock p. n on lst : 20 s
Saturday, the 3A day Of february, 1858,
the following described land situate ia said
county, to wit:
part of the north west quarter of section
seventeen, ip township six, and range ak, be-
ginning for the boundary of the same at the
south east corner of Conrad Howiler's land, be-
ing 50 rods east from the .couth Eset corner of
said quarter, thence east Is rods, thence north
parallel With Conrad Howiler's line 60 rods to
tho north line Of the quarter. thence west 2s
rods to Conrad Howiler's line, thence south with
Conrad Howiler'a line $50 rodsto the place Of
beginning containing Is acres more or less.
Ordered to be sold in the case Of William
Hoppe and wife, against Joseph Howiler and
others. z 81 c. M. MORROW,
Jan: Is. 80 saeria NJ c.se:
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PHIL,ApELpHIA. Jan.

The application Of Miss Mary Smith,
for the possession of her brother, Thomas
Washington Smith, who was recently
cleared. of the charge Of shooting Thomas
Carter, President of the Tamaque Bank,
On ths grounds ofinsanity, was argued this
aerniDg.
Medical testimony was sdduced, show
Ing that the con6nemsnts Of Smith in the
Lunatic Asylum would result in a speedy
death, while the kind attention Of his
friends might restore him to health. -
The Court delivered him to his sister,
keeping him at the same time'in its charge
By 5 IS. 900 bail bond. Smith win be Ia
ken TO Newcastle County, Delaware.
An application for divorce from bis
wife was presented to the Legislature to-
day. :. s,
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KAS7.ER c0MlkISSI0NER'SSAkE

DY virtue Of special mandates from the Court
I'D of Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio,
to me directed shall on the 22d day of Feb.
mary, 1858, between the hours Of ten in the
forenoon and four In the afternoon, at the front
door of the Court House, in Woodsfeld, in said
county, proceed 10 sell, At public outcry and
apction, to the highest bidder, the south half
Of tho south east quarter Of Section eleven,
Township 6ve, and Range seven, in said county,
Containing 30 acres. Ordered to be sold by the
Court Of Common Pleas Of ssid county 70 satisfy
amortgage executed BY John Gallaugher & wife
ip favor Of William Kirkpatrick; and another
mortgage in favor Of &tePhen Potts at whose
spit the orders of sale we're made,
Ian. l3, 1858. UPWARD DARCHHOLD.
L Mas. Gem. N. c. O..
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pecadence Of the Indian Race.

Mr.. A III. kedheld,- Indian Agent for
the Upper Missouri, has recently transmit
ted to the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
his annual report. From it we learn
thatsssveral Of the tribes in that region
hays suffered terribly from the smallpox
during the last year. Mr.. Redfeld found
80 deserted lodges near Fort William,
the ewners Of which had perished by
smalI-pox. A few years since, the Man
dans themselves numbered ever 500 lodg-
es@now they cannot couat over 40 or
So. The aboriginal inhabitants Of this
country are rapidly passing away. The
eloss Of the present century viii, in all
probability, witness their almost total
sxtiaction. It 10 estimated that they
nov number but about ave hundred thou
ssadlr ell North America. Z.
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MASTER CoMMIs sIoNER,s sAIF
Dec. so, 1867.

MASTER COMMITS SIoNER's SALE
RY virtue of mandate to me directed from
~ the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, in the case Of Jacob Fisher, Ad-
ministrstar Of John Aecaslin, in, DECEASED,
against Jane Mccaslin, there will be. offered for
sale. at public auction, at the door of the court
house, in said county, on the =
ss 26h dry Of Jaauary. 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A., M, and 4
O'clock N, on said day, the following describ-
ed real estate situate in said county, to wit:
The west half of the north west quarter Of
thsnorth east quarter Of section 26, in town.
ship 8, and range 4, and the north east quarter
OF the north west quarter Of saction, township
and range aforesaid, containing in all 60 acres,
more Or less, ~ WM. OKEY, Mas Conn.,.
Des. IS. $2 ss Man. Com. Pleas.
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ROAD NOTICE

There will be a petition presented to the
4 Trustees of Salem and Switzerland
Townships, Monroe Couaty, Ohio, en- the 1st
day OF March, 1858, fer the purpose Of laying
cut and establishing township road, son-
nenoing at the north west corner Of lands own
ID by Cenrod France, in Salem township, thsnes
north alslg the line between the lands Of Jacob
Tschappat, Haq., ana Adam Sherman, on the
lands Of said Sherman until said road reaches
near the lane Of said Sherman, thence across
the eerner Of said Tschappats field to interseet
the present road in Shermans lane, thence the
best route to intersect the county read leading
from Reallsville to Clarington; also to vacate
SO much Of the township road a. is on the
lands eff said Sherman.
January, ~, 1853 A PETITIONER
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TO TEACHERS.
THE Board of Examiners of Monroe County,
L Ohio, will, for tho purpose of examining,
Teachers and granting Certificates to those
found qualified, hold meetings in the Woods
field Union School. on each of the following
days, viz:
SATURDAY, 23rd January,
9th February,
9Th March,
3rd April,
"a 10th April.
The examination will commence each day
precisely at 8 o'clock, A. M., and Teachers not
present at that hour, will not be examined.
The 45th section Of the School Law strictly
requires that all lteachers be publicly examined,
and on the days publicly advertised by the
Board. No certificates obtained at any other
time are legal.
By order of the Board.
JOHN MOORE, Clerk.
Woodsaeld, Jan. Is. 1888. If
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
DY virtue OF mandate to me directed from
IL the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, in the State Of Ohio in the case of
Boyd and OFT, against Robert Chase and others,
there will BE- offered for sale at public auction,
ON the
! 6M dag of February. A. D. 1853,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M, and 4
O'Clock, p. NJ, on said day, at the front door Of
the court house, in said county, the following
described real estate situate in said county, to
wit:
Lots number i and Sc, in the town Of Clar-
ington, subject to a lease on the third story of
the brick house, situate on said lot number SO,
which said lease is for the term of fifteen years
from the first day of December, A. d. 1854,
was given by Robert Chase to Clarington Lodge
Of Free and Accepted Masons, with the use Of
the stair way leading from Ferry street to said
third story, and the priviiege1o said Masons
to remove all the furniture they have Ia said
rooms. Also the following described trsctsssf
land to wit:
A part of fractional section 20, township 8,
and range 5, beginning for the same ON the
Ohio river at the north cas-. corner of A. g..
kwng's land. and the south east corner OF
Moses Wards land, thence north with the line
dividing said Ewiug and Wards land s feet to
q Sycamore stump, thence the same course e
tperches and 16A feet to corner on, said line;
thence at right angles north sasterly course
| five perches to corner; thence to the Ohio
river parallel with the line between Ewing and
Ward 33 poles to a corner; thence down the
river 5 perchss to the place of heginning.
Also, two-thirds of an acre Of groand lying
! Immediately west Of the abavas asdesaribsd4 tract
of land, situate .bstwesnit and.the road, heips
| the same tract of land purchased hy Robert
Chase from Moses Ward.
Said premises will be aold on the following
tepms: :-0ne-third in hand, one-third in sis
months, and the residue in 2 months, the de
ferred, payments to be secured. Property ap
praised as follows:
Lot numbsr Is at $500; lot number Sc Al
/ $2S66; the two tracts of land at 5000.
" WIN. OKKY, Mas. Com.
4 50, Monroe Com. Plcass
Dec. 80, 1867. 81 50.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET, ON
a REASONABLE TKRNS.
@ "A HOUSE
ES!& AND
BLACKSMITH

AND THREE LOTS in the town Of New
Castle, Green Township, Monroe county, Ohie,
are for sale, or rent, on reasonable terms.
Any one Wishing to purchase can have it
by paying $100 down, or On the 1st day OF
April, 1858 and the residue April 1st 1882.
Or / wilt let it on reasonable .srms. II il
very suitable property for mechanic, Black
smith, shoe maker, &c. There il = well on the
premises. Fer any further information inquire
of the Subscriber one mile north Of New Castle.
Jan. q, 1868. ALEXANDER DIXON.
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8 NOTICE IN PARTITION

H. MAY, Elisha May, Mary May,
NV Martha Nay and Hosea B, May, Win take
notice that petition. WAS fled against theE
ON the 23d day of December, A. D. 1857, in
the Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe coun-
ty in the State of Ohio, by Peter Dillon and
Julia Dillon, his wife, and Is now pending III
said Court, Wherein the said Peter Dillon and
Julia his wife, in right Of the said Julia, de-
mand partition of the following real estate, to
Wit:
Lots nRmber IS, II and Is in the town al
Clarington in said county, and that at the next
tern, of said Court the said Peter lillan and
Julia his wife, will apply for an order that par
tition may be made Of said premisss.E
ist'tst HoIIIsrER, 0KRy & HoiLlsEaR,
Rec. 50, 1851. Att'ys for Petitioners.
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complaints. EBEH KNIGHT, ND,
A. o. MoRTLIT. Ess., Of UrrcA. ny, wrtes ~I hass
used your pscronAL myself and in my hmily ever since
purpose ever put out. With bad cold should sooner
pay twenty collars for bottle than do without IT, q
Group, Whooping Cough, Induenxa.
srRlNornp, Miss, Feb Z 1855.
BscrMnH AYR: 1 will elscrfuy certify you PECroeK1
cSs Gro co. and tSs ess.s diseases S Of children.
your fraternity In the sonth appreciate your skk and
''''A''' ''a. -''N''' y III Mik1T ooNkL1N, NJ D.
AMOS LEE, Esq., MoSrEaxY, a., writes, I'D Jan 1855:
"I had tedious Innuensa which confined me in docrs
dx weeks; took many medicines without relief; finally
kfed your PEcroRAL by the advice OF oar Clergyman
The Grs dose relieved the soreness in my threat and
lungs less than half the bottls made me conPletey
we'll medicines the cheapest well a. the best
buy and We eseom ,oa, Doctor, and your rene
dies. the poor mans ffisud.n $3.50 So
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEsr MAscHrsF.R, Pa, Feb, 4, 1856.
Sn: Your CHKaRr PzcroRAL 10 performing marvellsus
ing symptoms Of consumption, and 4 curing
who has l.bored under an Affection q tie l,ngs ior s
A. A. RAMSEY, " D., ALMoS,s MoxRoE Co., IswA,
writes, Sept 1855: During practice OF many ysexs
found nothing equal to carRRY PHcfosAL fbr
giving ease and relief to consumptvo Patients OF esass
such curabic."
We might add volumes Of sviisnce but ts nest con
vincinz proof Of the virtues OF this remedy found fa -
effects upon trial. .ji-. - f Hf
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has been known which
cured many and such dangerous this Some
human aid reach hut to thoss the CnIaAH
pscroaAL affords relief and comfort.
ASTON HorsE, NEW YoRK C1TY, March 8, 1853
Docron AYER. LOWELL: feel It duty and pleasure
70 inform yoa what CHERRY PICTORIAL has done fof
my wife. She had been ive months laboring under the
dangerous symptoms OF Consumption from which no -
could procure hcr much relief She was steadily
failing until Dr. STRONG. of this city, whore haye cos
for a,vice recommended trial Of your medicine We
bess his kindness do your SKILL or she has reco
cred from thnt day sho not yet As strong as sho Ys'
be- FREQ from her cough, and calls herself we'll
Yours with gratitude and regard, ~
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHEtDYynAH.
C,ss,rnps;vs do despair till You have tried AIn!
PEcroKAL 1t is made by ono Of the best medical
hemiss In the world and its all aros,nd us besah
As high merits Of b virtues. Philadelphia Ledger.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Thomas Pollock, A my instance writ Of
vs.. A attachment was, on
John s. Heald. the 18th day of January.
1858, issued by Geo. w. Durkee, = Justice
Of the Peace for Salem township, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, against the goods, chattels, rights,
credits, moneys, effects, and stocks, or interest
in stocks, of the defendant John 8. Heald, =
nonresident Of said county, for the sum of one
hundred and twenty-one dollars; which is to
be heard on the 9th day Of March, A. D. 1858.
THOMAS POLLOCK.
Jan. ~, 1855. sf
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
RYs virtue of . mandate to me directed from
~ the Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, on the
l6h day Of February, 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock in the msrn-
ing, and o'clock in the evening, at the front
door of the courthouse, in said county, shall
offer for sale at public auction,
Lot Number TWenty-nine,
in the town of Clarington, in Monroe county, o..
= Ordered to be sold at the suit of Henry Z.
List Cos, to satisfy . mortgage in their favor
executedby James Fl. Ray, and also to satisfy
divers judgments of divers other creditors of
said James H. Ray.
EDWARD ARCHBoLD, s
/ Jan. 9. $2 10 Mas. Com. n. c. Q.
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LEaAI, WnTinM..

nANE4 CAIN win tsiys notice. thak = fhee,
~ 3Dthday Of fNovelabsr 1e "a, his qlIt 81
beth Cain, fledinths Goprt sof gsmn6 49,
Of Monroe County, 0hie petitisn .agnipnk fp1c
which is now pending, asking for sglivogee ap6al,
aalimonY Y--carse, wilful absence for more. .tAas.
three yearz 80 s. = : =. 8 !
Saidpetitipn wilfbe fer hearing n ssid eshSf
at the February term 1858. 81 aan aas 81
GEO. W. DURKEz $ 81
Dec. 1851 ew-pd. Att,y far Hs<idoas
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Miscellaneous.

Daniel Dongherty, Sr's Estate.
0N the Esd day Of january, 1858, Letters Tss-5,
" tamentaV were issued by the Prohats
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, to the under.
signed as Executor OF tho estate Of Daniel
Dsagherty, ST., late of said County, deceased.
Jan. 81, 1858 JAMES DOUGHEkTY, Jr.
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ATTA0HilfENN NOTICE,

Peter Dorr, Plaintiff, Before. VIM. Ho-.
againat baugh, J. p. Of Nal
VIM. Johnney, Defendant. aga towisships N Ion
roe County, Ohio. On the nth day Of De-
cenbeY 1857, said Justice issued an order Of
attachment in the above action for the sum Of
sesen dollars and eighsy~ons cents, which vii,
be for hearing on thsa 18th, day pf FshFpsry
1858. ~ Asas5ss PETER DOkR.
Ian. g, .lsss. issaasa sssa4 S'Fa sssr'A IS
: JAAES lLNrS ESTATE.
tNToTICR is hereby given that the subscri-.
IN sbers were appointed on the 4th day Of
January, 1858, by the Probate Court Of Nom
roe county, Ohio, Administrators of the e4tate
of James Dunn, late Of said county, deceased.
.vsstts1F sa WIN: Dob0HBRTF, Jr,
THOMAS ADAMS
Jan. s, 1858, szs---. AdtH'rss
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sP.ECIAL n TIC E s..


NoTrAr's LIFE PILLS AND PHENIxB
s1ss. s.-Inc,pielt Consumption, Bronchitis
nay be efectually cured by these rene
dies il judiciously administered; but fer
fevers, liver complaints, and disorders OF
the aIinentary organs, they completely
stand at the head of al the curative prepara-
tioss Of the time. Sold by the proprie-
4or, w. B. Moffat, 385 Broad way, New
York, and his Agents. sss
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JOHN w. sTEINER'S ESTATE

JOHN w. STEINER'S ESTATE.
MOTICEi is hereby given that the undersigned
IN WAS, on the 2lst day of Jan. 1858, appoint
ed by the Probate court of Monroe county, o.,
Administrative with the will annexed, of the
estate of John w. Steiner, late Of said county,
deceased. CHARLOTTE STEINER,
Jan. Z, 1S56.---3w pd. Adm'rx. ,s
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Attachment Notice.
Paneoast, Hesdley & Co.. plaintiffs.
against

King Hainss, Defendant.
BEFORE Michael Boughner, !. p, Of Adams
u township, Monroe county, Ohio, on the 18th
day of January, 1855; said Justice issued an
order of attachment in the above case, for the
sum Of ten dollars and ninsty-threc and three
fourth cents, against said defendant King
Haines, who is NONRESIDENT Of said county.
The Plaintiff will testify on the trial Of this
case. PANCoAsT, HEADLEY & co.
Jan az, 1855
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Probate Court. Monroe County.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probste
IN Court of said county, has this day declared
the Estate of Isaac Jones probably insolvent.
Creditors are required to present their claims
in six months from this date, to the undersign-
ed for allowance.
3 sssa9 ELIJAH MCMAHON, Admir-.
Jan. Is, '58.-pd of Isaac Jones' Estate.
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Mankind Wonders, but BelIeylls j,
Holloway's 5 Pills. J. ,
Why ARA DIsEAsRs FArALs I

WHY AR7 DISEAsKS FATAL! :,
Merely becase physicians prescribing fAf
their effects, instead Of their cause, try to re-
lisve symptoms instead of sradcating their rosk
The action of these Pills il precisely the rerl
verse. They expel from the secretive organs.
and the circulation the morbid matter whiek
produces INCLINATION, PAIN FEvRR, DB<
Bu4ITY and PHYSICAL DECAY; and the basis
81 disease being removed, its manifsststi lena
vanish. While ordinary remedies only Ador3
= Temporary respite to the sufferer, these
pills annihilafe the disorder. SO
sSTOMACH IND LIVER COMPLAINTS
E These are the complaints Of the niilien.
Few escape them, and, il neglected, they lta9
to immeasurable dangerous maladies. 1nts
why neglect them when H0LLoWAYs6 PuLG
will eradicate them IS certainly as water ..
tinguishes fire. During the last quartsr q. -
century these wonderful pills have been na-
tionalized in alfparts- Of the world. They sxss
admitted by virtue of special decrees into tk3
dominions Of despotism, and have heceme I'd.
great household remedy ID this ons oWx n
publican America. S. z,
NERVOUS DISORDERS.
Death is simply : total pAralixation ef tka:
nerves of motion and sehsation, and any de-
rangement of these dslecate organs Affects ;disa.
astrously both the body and the mind re-
the nervous invalid HOLIOWAY'S PILLS are
| an article Of prime necessfty. They filI3art,
tone and vigor to this int6fnal oreszS; anar
consequently to the nervous sysBsn 6lil61ks
pervades and connects thsm Hence fGhit'
marvellous cures Of Hrsfxn1A, NnKvous TMlleis: I:
IxGs, and other kindred complaints. ssss5
DuVCTnAI DpACWn AaVTnA 8. !
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Woodsfield Retail Market.

{ Corrected sceeksy By Ssnclair 8 Baker J
WooDsFELD. Jsn.26, SO.
Flour per barrel, $500
Wheat per bushel, 70
Oats per bushel, .,9- 70
Corn per bushel, - - 81
Lard per pound, IS - 8
Candles per pound, - IL
Rice per pound, 80 to 10
Hams per pound, 8
Shoulders per pound,
Corn meal per bushel, 81
New Orleans Sugar per pound, l24
Molasses per gallon, - 60
Rio Coffee per pound, Is
Java Coffee per pound. l88
Hay per ton c,OU
Timothy seed per bushel, 2,50
Nails 3D.. Cd. and 10d. 81 and 81
Brooms per Dozen -I-s .s8 400
Onions per bushel, -a-a -ssSF. 90
Tallow per pound, -@-1 II
Salt per barrel, J. ~ 800
Tea per pound, Is tosl 90
Fish per pound, 10
Eggs per dozen, -9f- --
Butter per pound, --I ID
Potatoes per bushel -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-27
J CHRISTOPHER SANDER'S 1GTATR.

CHRISTOPHER SANDER'2 NGTATR
KIOTICE il hereby given that the suhscrihars
I'm have been appainted and qualified bs the
Prpbats Court of Monroe county, Ohio, q adj
rnhistrators Of the estate Of Christopher San,
der, late of said county, deceased.
ISRARL LRNTZ,
JACOB WAGNER,
Dec. Is, Is57.-st. pd. Adm'rs.