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STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-C
- HAM COUNTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sea-
sons, November Term lS6O-Jesse Rollins gs Nancy Bar.
mum. Napoleon Howard and wife Sebel Sarah Anna d .
and Mary and William H. Barnum, miners and their Guar
dian Burwel Rollins-Petition for Mill. ssssssk,
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Napo
leon Howard of the defendants in this case is non
resident of this State absconds conceas himself
hm 1t is therefore ordered by the Court that publication
be made for six weeks successfully in the Memberships
Standard paper printed at Raleigh N. ca commanding
the said defendant to be and appear the next Term Of
this Court to be held for the county of Chatham at the
Court House in Pttsboro the second Monday of No
yember next to plead demur this petition or
Judgment pro COM ESQ will be taken as to him.
Witness R. C. Cotton Clerk of said Court at Office in
PittsborO, the I'd Monday in August, A. d., 1861 Z z
K. G. COTTON c. C.. G.
October 2, 1860. pr. Adv. S. ss553 4o-wst
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PIANO FORTE FOR SALE.

A N EXCELLENT Z OCTAVE PIANO FORTE-SE.
n COND HAND-pronounced by good judges an unu-
applied for 1t is from of the best Northern
Manufactures.
E. A. WHITAKER. 4
October 2, 1860. 1875.
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LIVERY LADY WHO DESIRES A PRo.
NOTICE OF IMPORTANT SALE.

an THE 25rH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, AND AT
" the residencence of the late JOHN MURRAY, de.
ceased in the north part of the county of Aamance will
SELL at public auction twelve likely Negro Slaves and
amongst them some first rate field hands. fsls
the same time and place. will sell all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture OF said deceased all his Farming
head of Horses his stock of Cattle Hogs and Sheep and
variety Of other articles not necessary mention
The above sale will be upon credit of nine months and
purchasers will be required give bonds with approved
security. r.. :
JAMES MURRAY, Admir-.
October g. 1860. 79-lm
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, TICKET!
FOR PRESIDENT:
John G.. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LANE,
OF OREGON.
IF OREGON
ELECTOR S
For the State at Large

FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT.
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ELECTORS AT LARGE.

J
EIEcT0RS AT LARGE
49,. p..;J
se'
HENRY .. RANDALL, Cortland.
neman .. fedneld' tennessee.
Cong. Inst. DISTRICT ELECTORS.
1-Selah B. Strong. Kings.
2-*JoBN H. BRowER. Queens
3-*JAooB A. WEsrERvELr, New York
b-+WM A. KoRRE Naw YorL
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ALFRED NJ. SCALES, OF RocKINGHAM.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
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WASHINGTON CoUNTY.-It will be seen, by the
Proceedings which we publish to-day, that the
breckenridge Democrats of Washington are taking
steps to bring out their full strength in November.
They design holding rousing mass meeting on
Inc 18th of this month. We congratulate them on
@e spirit which prevails in their ranks. The con-
Jest In this State is between Breckenridge and Bell
anu therefore, every vote cast Douglas will dimin-
H0 the Breckenridge strength, and thus indirectly
ra Bell. We beg the few Douglas Democrats in
Washington County to think of that.
we return our thanks to the Committee for an in
','Auon to be present 1t would afford us much
pleasure to meet our Washington friends, but we
''A' our duties here will prevent US from attending
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We are told by Mr. Breckinridge's friends in this
State that he is not disunionist Perhaps he is
not nop, but what guarantee have we that he will
not become one? -Register.
That perhaps" of our neghbor means great
DEAL He does not believe that Mr.. Breckenridge is
dsunionist but he says there is guarantee that
he will not become one. Why, there is every guar
antee that he will not In the first place, his Sec
ton is as much opposed to disunion as Maryland,
Virginia, or North Carolina. In the second place,
if defeated for President he will have no motive to
turn disunionist; and if elected President, evory
consideration will urge him, if indeed any additional
consideration should be necessary, to stand by and
preserve the Union. Our neighbours logic is defec-
tive. But is there any danger that John Bell will
become disunionist? He errs on the other ex-
IRENE. All his antecedents-his votes with the
North while in Congress and against the South on
every important question, may be relied upon as
guarantee, already given to the North, that he
would submit to almost any black Republican ag-
erosion before he would resist. The real disu-
nOnsts those who are eternally proclaiming, as
many of the supporters of Bell are doing, that for
the sake of the Union they will submit to be kicked
and cuffed to any extent by black Republican ma
I0Hties. We say the real disunionists; for such
course # generally adopted by the South, would
certainly end in disunion by encouraging the North
to assal US and press to point where resistance
and disruption would follow. There can be no
Union without the Constitution. We are for
C0n'titutiOnal Union What says our neighbor?
10 how much and how long would he submit?
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DURE COD LIVER OIL.-Smms,. Rusbtop,s.
L and Hazard Caswelrs Medicated Cod Liver Oil
r..s At :. PESCUDS
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The Union Ticket in New York.

We give below aiistof the Electors in New York,
nominated in opposition to Lincoln:
Breckenridge men in small Capitals-Bell men
in Italics-Douglas men in Roman letter. All the
Douglas men and Bell men are on the Douglas Bell
ticket adopted at Syracuse. Four of the Breckin-
ridge men are on the Breckenridge ticket adopted at
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EOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.-Ayer's Cherry
IL Pectoral. Wistars Basam Wild Cherry, Tylers Syr.
fers, Mrs, Hollis Cough Syrup, Wistar's Lozeneers.
The penuine mt
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THEROKEE REMEDY.-Thorn's Extract Gu
~ bebs and COpiaba Tarrants Extract Cubebs and Co.
paba, and Capsules of all kinds
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HlHE MOST sPIENnIn AND nEsIpAn11

assortment Of Cosmetics, Perfumery. Soaps Brushes
Toilet Extracts Coognes and Toilet Articles of all kinds
is now on exhibition and will be sold very cheap
At PESCUD'S
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DlED--Oct. 18th 1860 in Kirkwood Bel
mont county Ohio, LucY L. daughter o.
Rev. D. E. and Suran A. Howell, aged Il
years ll.months and days.
She left us sad and weeping,
Der what we could not save; %. ~
We weep to know she's sleeping, M T,
Low in the silent grave
Az fowrets bloomins--nssriy
May fade al early day; . . e..
So she we loved so dearly, "faa.
Hath gently passed away!
As stars oft beam the brightest, "
Z, O'er the gathering tempest's trails; D..
Our hearts off beat the lightest,
IN Before approaching pain, "lf
We joyed by hope directed,
y O'sr Lucys peaceful stay, 4.
Alas! when least expected, lr
b She gently passed away! !' ,''
But would afection's finger,
Lock up the gates of bliss; STD,
She was too good to linger, "i.ttI
In such world as this. LAX
From the coming shades Of even :. .'''i
To the light of endless day:
From earths drear scenes 10 heaven,
She gently passed away. -. T.
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0 WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Anony the
propositions privately discussed is one
looking to the appointment of a delega
ton by the conservative member ol
congress from slaveholdiDg State TO
proceed to the South Carolina Conven.
iion with view to a conference, and
appealto that State to pause in her pre-
sent movement. a.
Several schemes ere already discus
.sed. One Of them is 10 make an effort
TO copciIiate at least a large majority
of the slave holding States, whatever
course extreme States may pursue. !.
The Putnau Pbelianx have arrived
They were received by, the Washington
Light Infantry end were entertained By
Secre,ary Toucey in the course of the
evening. fl .-..i ..,....i
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A Sailors Description Of Dance. =
'Havn't had any fun with the land lub-
berstill Thursday night u, ia dance
When arrived in the cabin, ! founG
then, under headway ofa Spanish dance
Took my station in line with Sukt
Tucker-fel back and filed, then sho
ahead two fathoms-haulted up on the
starboard truck to let another craft pass
and then came stern on another SAIL
spoke her, and then bore round, againsl
the sun and fell in with another sal
id full chase. Passed twenty sail on
same course, and when hAlf0way acros.
to the. shore, dropped astern; fell back
-coudn't Gil, SO Ht go anchor, aut
hauled up for, repairs -.
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coIorsd patrons IN separate part Of the house,
and on the night In question tho negroes con
csrtsd plan to take possession Of the reserved
the pstiuette when the whites attempted Ia
expel them. The actors on the stage in their
cccstume jumped into the parqastte 70 assist ~
the nght and the ladies took refuge behind ihs
scene. A party Of negroes armed With cIubs
cane 70 the rescue Of their fellows and a nun.
per Of whites were Knocked down apd kicked
eoy negroes. The negroes get POSSESSION and
drove out the whites bnd we're in turn rspulssd.
some Of the negroes had FIRE srms. Ths prippi-
pal rioters were arrested aud order was rsstorsd
ny the police. One hundred negroes we're Oh
sssed In tho riot. Another attack on the Tbes.
Je, vas planned for November 10th, but whom
the steamer left police force was on hand. t
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Markets. 80
Have changed but little since the last is-
sue. Fleur aud Whest have fallen slightly
at Cincinnati. Pork has risen from $50
$5,25 to $3.50, but sales are limited and
market heavy. Monetary affairs are more
complicated, and fears sre entertained tha
the Effects of the panic 10 not yet fully
developed. 1t is certain however that it
cannot last long. ys
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.asatbs;

DlED-On this morning, Saturday,
9th insli Ar. WILLIAM AsKEW, in the
18th y enr ofhis age. ,cr
siaThe deceased was an'oldD citizen of
this Place He settled here when the
principalepa Of what is pow the .owa
plot was covered with forest trees. He
was very exemplary man, and highly
respected ,by bis ,neighbors. i has been
but . few weeks since heIolowed to tho
gsrays s bis bosom companion@lAe ha.
now gone to join her, never more to be
parted. y hHHOOD III II =
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE cuRx OF

-. '.vs. FOR TIE CuRx OF
Costivsness, ya,mdice, Dypepsia. Indiassfisn,
Dyssntsry. Foul Stomach, Esysipslas, Headachs,
Piiss, RheSmatisss, Eysspti0as and Skin Dissasss,
Liper Complaint, Dvcpsy, letter, H<ne8 sad
Sak Rhssvn, Worms, Gost, ,New-ulgia, ~ Q
Dinner PHI, and for Purifying the Blaod.
They are sugar-coated, SO that the most ssna-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes ofa
family physic. 'al Hi.if
Priee as esnts par Box; Five Soxas ssr SIoo.
Great atnumbsrs of fclergymen, Physicians, ssssss-
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness efthess
remedies, but eur space here will not permit tbs
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMsRIoAN Almanac in which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should BE- fol-
lowed for their cure
Do not be put of BY unpnncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit ON.
Demand ArBR's. and take no others. The sick.
want the best aid there IL for them and they should
have it.
Al our remedies are for ssls BY -
Culhertson g. Patterson, BRIDGEPORT ,r'
Harper & Sons. Bellair. -iisao-'sI
DR. J w Warfeld, GAINESVILLE r. 4'
Haines e. Bro, 10y ydsville,
Charley Brown, Morristown,
Ezra Harper, MartinsviAe, .. -,'.
Or McPherson, fairview. 80 oi .I,, Nif
And by all dealers In medicines everywhere
Wholesale by J. c.AYER, las Walnut street
ncinnati. 2 %
Oct Is, ls57-lyr
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The Best Agricul,ursi paper,

The Amsricss Agricpliuralst Is undoubt-
edly among The very best journals Of its
class in the na,ion.i A weekly with 80
psges ofrssding matter, ,and long stand
ing reputation which is surpassed by none.
The club price is only 50 cents per yesr.--
We are getting up 4 club at this Office, and
will send II with the Chronicle to any sd-
dress, for 81 30. Try it.
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CrPolitiesl affairs Look more squslly
since the advent of the Presidents message
which will precipi.sto action. These dif-
6culties nusl continue for some time and
there l'.no knowing p What they will end
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Horse Thief.

Horse Thief
Jacob Irons wss lodged in our county
Jail on Saturday. shssged with stealing a
horse from nth jlvloe near New Castle in
tbls county. Hswas arrested in Virginia,
The s,ddIe and bridle,f f3und, and the Nurse
hssrd from. He was bfdaght to this State
b, his own consent and committed for trial.
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DISTRICT COURT.

lows. F-et Si2s 81
r DISTRICT COURT.
Tho District Court shall DO beld, in said year,
In the county of Tuscarawas, on Tuesday the
second day of April. pE =. f. g. o
In the e"unty of Muskingum, on Friday, the
5th day Of April.
In the county of Morgan, on Monday, the If
teenth day ofAprii. "
Pm the county of Guernsey, on wednes.ay,th
soventeenth day of April.
In thegcounty of Jefferson, ON Monday, the
twenty second day of April ..5t5.t',y
In thecouIty Of Harrison, on Wednesday, ths
second day of October. " !
LIN the county3of Belmont, op. Wednesday, the
ninth day of October. 4 49,.
In thsoodnty of Monroe, on Thursday, the
seyenteenth day of October.
In the county of Noble, on Monday, the
twenty first day of October.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. e. :
The Court Of Common Pleas shall be held, IN
said year; la = q
In the county Of Muskingum, on Monday, the
eighteenth day Of February, on Monday, the
twentieth day Of May, and on Monday the
eleventh day of November. =
In the county Of Morgan, on Tuesday the
nineteenth day OF March, on Tuesday the six
teenth day of July, and On Tuesday the twenty
ninth day Of October. =.
In the county of Monroe, on o Monday the
eighteentn uhy OF beDruhry, on MOnuAyb. Tue
twentieth day of May, aud on Monday the
twenty eighth day oi October. iss u ~
Iu the countyof Belmont, on Tuesday, the
fifth, day Of March, on Tuesday stbs fourth day
of June, and on Tuesday the twelfth day Of Mo-
vember, l.l e. ts
Inthe county of Noble, on Tuesday the nine
teenth day of February, on Tuesday the e.twenty-
first day Of May, and ca Tuesday ths twenty
ninth day Of October. ~. p - Igl
In the county of Tuscsrawss, on Tuesday the
twenty sixth day of February, on Tuesday The
twenty eighth day Of May, and on Tuesday the
ffth day Of Novem ember. ~ soAIT d
In the county Of Guernsey, on Monday the
eleventh day Of March, on Monday the tenth
day Of June, and on Monday the eightsenth day
of November. y /, D.; -
Ia the county Of Jsnersonjon Tuesday the
fifth day ofFe6raary, on Tuesday, the twenty
first day of May, aud on Tuesday the twenty
ninth day " october. - .t,H 81
In the county Of Harrison, on Tuesday the
twelfth day of March ,on Tuesday the eighteenth
day Of june, and on Tuesday the twenty Aixth
day Of November. ~ q ~
Done bt Caldwell, In the county Of Noble, this
18th day OF October, A. D. 1890. D.. IS asi
~ - Us LUCIUS P. MARCH, &. - b.
y ~ JOHN W. oKEf, Sit Judges Of
- n e w; posIwIoK' said Court
A true copy, by direction Of said Judges.
Attest: 'ul CHI. Q. RUSSELL, Clerk.
4. Zauesullls, Nov. 10, lS60.--4t tsad
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.

J, 0r uIg tAa.DhI or
PortIand, Me, Dec 3.AThe steam sh il
Canada has arrived With liverpool date,
to the Esd, ultimo. The Steamships Asia
Bsbemips + ulton and vlgo arrived ou,
at Liverpool on the, ,Rsnd. ,. er''
! 6Lcadon Money Msrke.-The money
market Is slightly easier. The Bank OF
England having agreed to exchange
1000, 900 sterling ip gold for The same
amount In silver with the Bank of
France. This has caused a better feel
ing everywhere. y ~ t''tr 2 1.
Consals qnoted at osi for account and
93A Tor money. " ia al
. London, 93.-fllinois Central z r
253 discount; Erie R X Stock 2saa23l.
Liverpool, Breads,ufTs closed
quiet, but buyers demaad a deduction
from prior quotations. inferior wheat
has declined. Flour has a declining
tendency, and quotations are I'd lower.
Beef dull; pork quiet but firm; bacon
quiet, lard. buoyant and ALL qualities
slightly advanced; Zsugar quiet; coffee
firm. The advices from Man chester are
unfavorable. All descriptions of goods
have declined. l.g
England. The Prince Of Wales has
resumed his studies at Oxford. ,.l, !
Considerable excitement was occa-
stoned in London on the 2Ist ult, by q
report that the Emperor Napoleon had
quietly left France, and would reach
London that afternoon. "-'
The British Board of Trade had com.
fienced an inquiry into the burning OF !
the steamer Conneaught. ds-.ot
The Empress Of Austria had arrived
at Ply mouth On her way TO Madeira
y, The Empress Eugenie retarns to
France. on the 10th of December. '''
.France.-The prohibi,ion against the
exp6rtation of iron has been abolished.
ltaly,77No new movements are repor.
ted. The clergy in NeapoIi,an prov.
incss are paying homage to King Victor
Emanuei. ar
The ramors of new Sandman. loan
are contrad Icted. e.. .m.. t
The Dowager Queen of Naples, with I
the young Princes, has arrived at Rome.
I, The French wete about to occupy
Seracuma. IN, e.' 10
The Queen Of Spain has presented
rich sword to Gen Guyon. 1t is repor.
ted that he would not yield the material
belonging to the Bourbon troops that
entered the Roman States, to either
France or Sardinia, Negotiations were
however progressing in relation 10 the
mattesc The siege Of Gaeta was con.
tinued The Piedmontese bombarded
the .uburos on the 18th ult The Ne.
apolitan troops continued to 6gh. reso.
utely, but the detection among the
officers continued. sCol Pianello has
his battalion of .chapeurs
10 the Piedm6ntese. The further resis.
lance Of the Bourbon troops Is paral> zed },
by the insub bordination Of the chiefs and
The confusion prevailing. 1t is believed
hat the evacuation OF Gaeton has been
resolved on. 3rtW p. /
Liverpool. 23d.-A dispatch from
Naples dated today, says tina, Francis
he Second has ruptured q bloodvessel. i
\ steamer arrived there from oGoeton ,
or medical assistance. The Queen,
mother and children had left Gaeton for 4.
Rome. A ministerial change is expec.
ed. A. So '>
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TO DBNTISTSl
75t
ia j. H. WEST & co...

HAvE JUST RECEIVED, and intend,
4 n keeping on hand full supply or Jones' anx
Whits's GUN, Pl.AiN and PtvOT THkfH
.ALsO--Goid aad Thu Foil. FuesS &c,LT
NF'sold a ipAuafactsrsr's pfieA,AUI 4
opa,sss.Hsnif oaDssasosiril " " Toe. q.
- 90. ..ast. .eutist. ~
- s,rrrssvp,s' srirrfsps' Ohio, NAY 70, 70,
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The Adjourned Session of Court of
Common Pleas, t ~
10 VIII commence on Tuesday the iItb.--
There 10 very heavy amount Of business to
be transacted dsriDg the term. {" D
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Mlarriaa,s.

MARRlED---At Princeton, on the
18th of November, 1861, BY Rev Geo
McManis, r H COCHRAN, Of, this Co,
and Miss M M DAKlN, of Princet on,
Bureau county. Ill.
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NATIONAL F. H0fsL.
Opposite The Court House,
ST. CLAIRSVILLE. OHIO.
vMNMAs sNMNsNM

NMyMMS yyWMSNM
A NNOUNCES to his old friends and the public
n generally, that he has again leased this well
known house for a term Of years. He has re-
fitted and Furnished the House throughout in
the best style. and will leave nothing undone to
merit acontinuance Of the patronage heretofore
shown him.
T II E ST A LES -
To this house are large and commodous, and
shall always be attended by trEsty and careful
0stlers. tE.
NETSwANGERS' NEW OMNIBUS leaves
this houoe every morning Sundays excepted)
for Wheeling, returning the same evening.
= Attached to this house is first class Livery
6table-0fiice one door East.
@e-THE CADIZ HACK leaves this house
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday morning,
at ~ o'clock A. NJ.
= Junel4, 1850.
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" ,sli'sgiileN ,WhJ n SiXgOTr =
'unspA isiuopiui .oihO ,tinnoa inon ~
hn'i smsst9 rslissss hes sai,ss!les ., ,syh
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Virginia divides her electoral vote-9
for Bell and s for Breckenridge
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U-California and Oregon have gone
for Lincoln. -
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The ffssi dents Mess age

The PfssIdents Message
Occupying so much of our space, and the
public being 90 very anxious to see It, wo
have issued the paper in advance Of the reg.
ular time.
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted tothe deficiencies of the Blood in differ.
ent diseases For Coughs, Coids, Bronehitis. OF
any affection whatever of the Throotor Lungs in
ducing Consumption, use No. |, which is also the
No. for Depression Of Spirits Los. 6f Appetite, and
FOR all Chronic complaints arising from ooer use
General Debility, and Nerrous. Prostrotion. No. 2
for Lirer complaints, No. 8. for Dyspepsia. Be-
ing already prepared for absorption it is token
By drops and carried imm ediately into the oircu
No. is for Female Itreyularities, Ry-teria Weak
nesses. &c. See special directions for this. for
SAT- Rherm, Erup,ionj, SCI cfaious, Kidney. and
Bfaddereomplaints, take Ne. 5. In ell cases the
directios must he ST tiy followed Price of
the Blood Food ST. per b0tt 4. ..-
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT. Druggists,
Ne. 409 Broadway,
a. New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout
the country.
1. H. PATTERSON. Sole Agent.
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Court for Is6l-sth District.

BY virtue of the powers vested in us by law, /,
the undersigned, tho Judges Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of the Eighth Judicial District Of
the State of Ohio, do hereby fix the times of
holding the District Court and Court of Common
Pleas, in said District, for the year 1861, as fol-
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Thy human blood upon Being
AN zE q

always presents US with the same essential ele
ments, and gives Of course the True Standard
Analyze the blool of person suffering from
Consumption. Liver mplaint, dyspepsia, ,Scruf-
ula, &c, and find in euery instance certain def
ciencies in the red giobules of Blood. Supply
these def encies, and you are made we'll. The
Hood Food is founded npon this Theory-hence