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school Lands for sale.
The purchasers of the lands desc ribod belew hay-
ing failed To make payment as required by their con
tract aud the statute regulating sales ofschoo apds
The County Auditor will re offer and Sc the same
to the highest and best bidder there with all the
improvements thereon at the door OF the Court
House
Friday, March 30, 1860,
at ! o'clock L. NJ. unless the back payments and in
teres due required! IN the several contracts ar,
paid before that time.
MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP.
Name of purch'r. Il. I, :. Part offs. Acres Due
Rch'd Lawlor IL II lot No.2 Gl,OO l3g 81
r"RRy rwr.
A. IL. Brown IL lG lot No. l3 4lI5 25T II
FREEDOM rwr.
John II. Findlay IL ) LII lot No. : 3Q.Sq 100 G2
James pember IL ID 7 30. 20 2G6 25
LIBERTY rwP.
]. T. Rowan 10 III east ne so 736 &C
10 lG west ne so 7lg 81
same 10 Ia east NV so I9S 30
PLAIN Twr.
Melchor Dunkle 10 lG lot No. 10 40.6S GAG 81
HENRY Twp.
A.Mack'ySIl. BeevylO 3 lG lot No.. 40.5I 1876 81
Alexander Mackey 10 3 16 lot No. 1880 227 Il
John Davis 10 l6 lut No. l6 4OT5 2l3 ~
Terms OF sale will he cash in hand, and no hid will
he received for less sum than the amount due there
on, to which will he added the expense of this sale
JAS. w. ROSS. Co. Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood Co, q.
Feb. 20th, ls60-i2wsS6 G5
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No PEAcHEs.-We regret to learn that IL e
peach crop generally throughout the State has
been destroyed by the late frost, and in many
Instances the trees have been kiIlel. We be-
iieve the peach crop throughout Wood county
has not yet been injured.
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--Andrew Jackson writes to the Governor o
Tennessee, to say that il was the dying request
OF his father that his remains and those of his
wife shoaidbo p,rmitte 10 rest in p.ace at the
Hermitage. Me. Jackson, Therefore, ptotestS
against the act Of the L assla 'ure for their reno
val.
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ThE OHto CULrivAroR.-Th last nun Der
OF tBisvsluable agricultural paper is full of ar
ticles OF interest to Farmers aud Agricultural.
lists The CultiUator is valuable paper and
should be rea by every farmer in Wood coun.
ty. Sc the Pros pectus in another column.
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PROF. HENRY $. TAYLOR. M ID
1t tells you

II tolls yo,, How to attend upon the sick. and
W. how to cook for them; how to pre-.
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ATTEMPTED In ENDtARIsN,-On Saturday night
the Grocery Store belonging TO HoIlenbeck &
McMahtn was set on fire in the shed at the
back of the building, but for some reason the fire
went out without doing material damage The
perpetrator OF the act has not. been discovered.
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re- On Sunday afternoon, the house Of John
Badercoaught fire, but was extinguished before
much damage was done. ..t...
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CAssELs ! Illustrated FAMILY BIBLE We
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Guardian Notice,
NOTICE is hereby given that Geo. France has
this day 6led his final nc count for settlement of
his guardianshi pwith James Mays, his ward. Said
accounts will he heard and examined on the 3Oth day
OF March. \. u. 1850. wM. EWING, Pro. Judge.
EgNarch S-l4wlSl
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WStar's Balsam Of Kld Cherry.
Rest Remedy Ever Known 10 NInn

In short this Basam IL adapted 10 every disease of
the Lungs and Liver which Is produced b. our ever
VARYING climate.
wild Cherry has long been known 20 possess inn
portant medicinal properties. This fact is familiar
oNery ma,ron In our land and physicians often pre-
scribe in different forms for variety ofcomnaints
Tar, also has been equally noted for it's virtues md
some physicians, whose names are familiar to the
whole country. have gone SO far to declare that
even consumption could be cured by that alone In
9teer hands again, twas nearl, valueless no
dooht TO their Ignorance in preparing and admins
tering h-a diitculy now entirely obviatod by pa.
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VIII De given W I've purehasers OIL beoks hths unts
" sale; ..,
Gold Watches. English Lever Pat. og
ent Lever and Lsp,us.., 0 $50 sose sits sf
silver Watches, PstcAt Lever FUN .rr p.r,n ~
jeweled. hunting cssessopsR face III .f.ah .ltart
and cylinier eseapsmept, ~. T.. u cote 40 ~
Gold Loo ckets-sargss side .fCufsiasa' l ..,,,.,,t
os, and two glasses with spfmg-- 81
large and small s,ge with snap. 2 scte ITO
Cameo, Mosaic. Flor sntine Painted "r'.' f'H' fHf
Lava, ,Goldstona Garnet and Coral 'i's i,s ~
Sets of Pins and Drops, 3 o0ts gS oe
Ladies Gold Guard Chains, Fancy ,..... ... j,5ui
ChNns Chateaines, 0ete - "
Gents Fob aud Nest Chains. 10 90 70 20 ~
Scts Cameo. Godstone, Painted Mo. .''' ''
sale, Garnet, Onyx, Engraved n srI
Plain Gold Sleeve buttons and T.f
Bosom Studs, s.,. :. a Ootc lsso
Gold Pencils, with Pens, large me- . igS
aiu% aDd small, '"" Ip
mediunAa and e,nal lsiRe, double and a'',, "H'Hft
single extension cases., .,dg.. 3Oeto see
Gents Heavy Signet Rngs, Ladies' ne ,a. siig
Gold Chased and Plain Rings, osto lac
Gents Gold Bosom Plus, Cluster, .,
with Opal, Scarf Pins, Onyx, Gar. t''
net 30, .,, I Sete s 60
Rich silk Dress Potters' ~ Oote - 90
Came o, Mosaic Coral, Garnet Chas. .hi. s..1s
ed and Plain oval Bracelets, Oete 20 90
Silver and Gold ThimblCs, 6ots 90
G tents Pen and Pocket Knife, .,, soto I6t
Pearl and Mopoceo Porte IN onnisA soto 3B0
Toothpicks, Watch Keys, Guard - .,t.a 30 y"
Slides, "a | 80 to 20
Gold Crosses, small Medium and .. -.
large ,i~ts Iw
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will be given TO The purchasers Of Beoks stths tus
~ sale;
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MARK ETS.
Corrected Weekly by +, Il. Miller a. Co
PEAR sCIONS.

All the choice yaristiescan be had at the Perrys
blrg Nursery. GEO. POWERS.
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coMMUN7cAT0N
-. 49,. Jane 5. lss0.

SIRISGFIEI.D, TEsa., June 8, 1852
Esiiirs Of The Union and AnaicaN;
wish to say q few words through the columns Of
your most excellent paper, in behalf Of that vener-
able statesman of cur own State, who has lived
for the Democratic party / allude to the hon. CAVE
Johnson. have seen two or three articles in your
issues of last week. in which the writer seemed
to favor in very strong terms the nomination Of that
gentleman at Baltimore. / heartily concur with
him in behalf Of one whom Ideem 50 worthy Of the
highest Iofice II the gift Of the people, one who
think VIII close, should he be Nominated the chasm
which seems to be widening between the northern
and southern portions Of the Democratic party. No
man has aught against CAVE JOHNSON be would 90
into the field without stain TO him in his way;
he would be the man whom the North as well as the
South would be proud to support, and should he be
nominated at Baltimore, for which place he is now
on his way not with the calculation Of being nomi-
mated for he is man with too much of the love of
the Democratic party at heart to try TO force HIM
self on those who do not want him; but as I said
before, give CAVE Johnson the nomination and all
is right; we will 60 on to achieve another Of the
most brilliant victories which ever has been in
a Presidential contest since the days Of JACKSON;
then give US that venerable statesman and we will
carry Robertson county for him, thing which the
Democrats have not done for lol these many years
a CITIZEN.
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a BURDEN WHICH ONE CHOOSES IS NOT FELL" -
We once chose burdelsome hat which, in spite of
our voitiOn, felt
A WEAK WATCH INVITES yIGILANr FOE. les
and the foe - in question Is the watch rePairer,
Who is always on the lockout for weak watches.
a For IS THE TAHoR's FRIEND AND HIS OWN FOE. y
Not always Sometimes he is his own friend and
the tailor's foe.
"a PENNY SAVED IS TWICE EARNED Then it isn't
worth saving.
ASK THY PURSE wHAT THOU sIIoULDSr BUY
asked ours, the other day, what we should buy
But Echo, most perversely, didn't answer " buy
"CusroM INVARIABLY LESSONS ADMIRATION. Not
invariably. Ask the shOp-keeper.
"BETTER To BE ALONE THAN II BAD COMPANY. -
True, but unfortunately, many persons are never IN
so bad company as when they are alone.
DEBT Is THE WORST KIND OF POyERTY.-NOt eX-
actly There are people so poor that they can't get
into debt Debt to them would be property instead
of poverty Boston Post
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From the Cincinnati Commercial
Can John Bell be Elected President by
the House!

No one claims that Mr.. Bell has any chance for an
election by the popular VOTE and his friends only
claim that he has chance Of election in case Of the
election going into the House. Let examine the
matter, and see what are his chances before the
House In case of the election going into the House,
only the three highest candidates be voted for.
Each State gives vote and that vote IS cast by
majority of the present delegation in Congress- and
not By the Congressman to be elected this fall
Where the members of Congress are equally divided
between parties that States vote cannot be cast for
any one. There being thirty-three States in the
Union and majority of all the States being required
to elect, the candidate elected by the House must
receive the vote of seventeen States.
When the Vice President is not elected by the peO-
pie the election of Vice President goes to the Sen
ate and not to the House. The two highest candl-
dates only can be voted for by the Senate and ma
jority of the Senators elect The Democrats having
decided majority, will have no difficulty IN eectlng
their candidate for Vice President
But how will it be in the election Of President be-
fore the House? The Republicans have majority OF
the delegates in Congress from fifteen States the
Democrats have majority in fourteen States the
Americans in one the State of Tennessee; and the
States of Maryland, Kentucky and North Carolina,
are equally divided between the Democrats and
Americans, and cannot give their vote for either.
Neither the Democrats nor the Republicans hay-
ing seventeen States, can elect
If the Republican States should be disposed to all
20 to Bell it would only give him sixteen States anG
he could not be elected.
None of the Democrats would 60 to him, and
there would be no election by the House. and the
Democratic Vice President would be the President,
as it is provided by the Constitution, that IL case
there is vacancy in the office Of President, the
Vice President shall fill the place.
1t IS therefore apparent that Mr.. Bell stands no
chance of an election whatever, and those who vote
for him merely throw their votes away. OHIO
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ANOTHER AFFAIR OF HoNoR-A duel was fought at
9 O'Clock, A d., yesterday, at Screven's Ferry, by
L. A. helms, Esq, of WarrentOn, and DR.. William r.
Holmes, of Waynesboro-Wm. NJ. Mcintosh, Esq, of
Ebert acting as the friend of the former, and Mr.
John D. Ashton of Burke, the friend Of the lat
ter The weapons were fowling pieces, charged with
buckshot; distance forty PAGES. At the first fire,
Mr.. Nelms received four shot from the gun Of his
antagonist and was TOO much disabled to continue
the fight One took effect in the thigh second in the
hip third in the and fourth in the shoulder.
Fortunately they are all flesh wounds and all the
balls made clean exit. Mr.. helms is at present at
the Pulaski House. and his friends will be grated
by the assurance that he Is dong well and in no
danger Dr. Holmes unhuTt
MIR. helms was a member Of the minority Of the
late delegation to Charleston. and the difficulty Is
understood to have grown cut Of the etigy affair, IN
Burke soon after the adjournment Of the Conven-
tion.-SaUamGb Republican Of the 7H.
Mr. NELNs viii be remembered by those who at
tended the Charleston Convention as the young gen
tleman who made very eloquent speech in vindi-
cation of the right of the minority Of the GeOgia
delegation to cast their votes according to their in
dividual preferences. He is a small man, with black
bushy hair and rather fierce visage.
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the principles which unite us and the object propos
cd 70 be accomplished. They address themselves TO
ALL and there is neither necessity nor propriety IN
my entering upon a discussion Of them. They have
The approval Of my Judgment, and any action Of
mine win faithfully and cordially sustain them.
/ am profoundly grateful to those with whom It IS
my pride and pleasure politically to operate for the
nomination so unexpectedly conferred, and desire
to tender through you to the members Of the Con-
vention my sincere thanks for the confidence reposeo
in me.
Should the nomination which / now accept be
ratified by the people and the duties deYolve upon
me Of presiding over the Senate Of the United
States It viii be my earnest endeavor faithfully %
discharge them with just regard to the rights Ol
all
II is to be observed, in connection with the doinss
Of the Republican Convention, that aparamount oD
ject with us is to preserve the normal conuluoh u
our territorial domain as homes tor ireemen.
The able advocate and defender Of hepuDinc9h
principles, whom you have nominated Tor the hlgh-
est place that can CRAFTY the ambition OF man. COMES
from State which has been made what It Is by spe-
eial action in that respect, Of good ana wise men
/ who founded our institutions The rights OF free
labor have there been INDICATED and m2lntalnedi
the thrift and enterprise which so distinguish Hi
nois one of the fiourishing States OF the glorious
West we would see secured TO all the territories
of tie Union and restore peace and harmony 70 lhe
whole country by bringing back the government 70
/ what it was under the wise and patriotic men VINO
| created it.
If the Republicans shall succeed in that OBJECT as
they hope TO- they VIII be held in grateful remem-
brance bv the busy, teeming millions Of future ages.
/ I am very truly. yours. HANNIBAL HASBLIN.
To Hon. GEO AsHWUN, President, &c.