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Ayers Sarsaparilla
! FORPURIFYING THE BIOOn

And Enf the speedy cure Of the sptOined vari,t..
Disease:
Fqfuln and Scretulous E5sctiong siteF az T,so,,
GlceTa SrGs. EruptioHt. EAIapEes. IAtsfElsE RIs.S
-, B0iLs, Blai'fs, aud all SkiR DiSedSts.
OAKLAND. InL.. 9th June 1850
J.C.lAHEE Co. Gents: feel IL my duty tos,
knowledge what your SaIsapaIilla has done Tor me
Having inherited ScrOfulOus Infection have mi
irrcd from Il in various ways for years Soultinc,
1t burst ont I'm Ulcers my lunds and arms: some
times It turtiel inward and distressed ME al III,
stomach. Two years ago it broke ont on Iny head
ami covered nay scalp and ears with one sore Wbrb
was painful and luNthson.e beyond description.
tried many medicines and several phyEicians. hut
without much relief from anything. In fact the ID,
order grew wnr1e. AT leDgth WAS reiOice TO resd
In the Gospel Messenger that yoR had prepared m
alternative (Snrst. nrta) for knew from YOUR rem
tation that anything you made n.ust gOOd. /
sent to Cincinnati and got It. ard used till il cnrrd
me. took It. Al you advise. In email tloNcS Of 4
teaEpoOntnl over month; and useti almost tl,FsS
BOTTLES. New and hrn thy skin soon began to forrs
under the ecRbs which after while fell nI. Ny
skin is now clear, and know by my feelings TN,
the disease has gone from my syItem You can well
believe that feel what am saying when tell Won
that hold you to be one Of the apostles Of the sc,
aud remain ever gratefully, Yours.
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.Syphili, and Nsreuyial Dfsea.1.

r MN ORLEANay 26th August. 1889.
DR. j. C., Aver: Sir: ! Cleeriullys comply with
the reIue Of your agent. anrcpOrt to yun come Of
the effects have realized with your SarsHPaEla.
comp aints flr which 1t Is r6c,'nenetI, and have
found Its effects trnly wonderful in tile Of TerG
real and MercWri1l Dits1Ee One Of my patients
Ind SYplilitc ulcers in his throat, which we're ron
summing his palate and the top Of his mouth. Ycur
SnrrAlmrlia ttRadily tHken cured him IN five weeks
Another was attnckcl by sCconGary symptnns In his
nose. aud the liberation had eaten away nconsdera.
BILE part Of it. 80 thRt > helieVe the disorder would
HOOn each his brain and kill him. hut It yielded
my administration Of SATeRparillR; the uiceTF
healed anil he ls we'll again, not Of cOurse without
some dtAtisIFaiion of his face A woman who had
been tTented for the same disorder by mercury
become 50 sensitive to the weather that a damp
LAY she suffered CXCrnclnting pain III her joints and
DnneS, ShC too, was cured entirely by your Sara
Parilla In a few weeks know from Its formula
which yoUr agent gave me-. that this preparation
from your laboratory must be great remedy; con
seGnently these truly remarkable results with II
have not surprised me.
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:
Dr j. u. s. Charming, of New York City. writes:
Il most cliecrfiIIy comp Will the request Of your
agent in spying have found your SartaYNr4lla
most excellent alternative la the complaints
for " llCi employ such remedy. hut especially
in Female DiEo1scS Of the ScruGui0us datiCsis.
hate cured many invetet0te caees of LrurO,rlua ly
1t. and some where the complaint w"s caused y uI
crrdti0n Of tho uterus. The liberation itself was
SOM cured. Nothing within MY knowledge Cqrals
| it for these female leranSements''
Edward s. Marrow. Of NGwbury. Ala. writes: s.A
dangerous orOriGn tuHor on one OF the Irrn!ra in
| my family Which hnd JtfeI all the remedies We
cOnll employ. has at length been cOnrletely cured
By ynMr Extract of SAr.RpnrillH. Our plysrian
Thought nothing but extiIhtion could afford relief
hut lie advised the trial Of your Salsaparilla thu
last rcsort before cutting and IL proved tftectnaI
After taking y0nr remedy eight weeks symptom
| of the IfEeLEe rhmninE.9
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girl in the town Of An England,
whose beauty formed matter Of general
admiration aud discussion, passing a
group of officers 10 The street, beard one
of them exelaim 20 bis fellows: tsBy Heav-
en-, she's painted" Turning round, she
Heaven onlyE' The officer ackuo wleJged
The force of the rehuke. and apologize
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RETURNING TR ANS,


Leave Cleveland at 9:25A 81. and 300 p. NJ, ar
rive at bridgeport Mt 4:5I 7. 81 and 6:l4 A. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh Mt 100 A. NJ: $50 A. " and 1850
p NJ. arrive at Bridgeport At Sl4 A. NJ 1898 a. NJ
and 4:5T r. NJ. ~ d IN
Tive Accommodation Trims will be daily (Sun-
days oxPePtedS-om between weilsVe and Pitts.
burgh leaving Welsville G:5O A. NJ, stopping ut
oil stations and arrives Mt Pittsburgh at 900 A. NJ
Returning leaves Pittsburgh at 400 r. n. and ar
riYes at WeIIRVille at 8:25 p. NJ.
The other between Bnyarl and Cleveland, leaves
Rayard ut 1870 A.NI stopping Mt all stations arrives
at Cleveland at 1885 A. ". Returning leaves Cleye
land Mt $3.50 p n. and arrives mt DayAr At S:t5 r. NJ.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915.
Faro always rs low, aud time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets TO all points in the West, North
and East can he procured Mt the Office No. 81 Water
street. next door to SIRg House, Wheeling, Va and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and itS connections
to the East, North, West and Northwest Mt office
No. 81 Water street, with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. R.IIAMILToN: Agent =
Wheeling Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
=. i ~ .i..g s. 5sls5 bridgeport, o..
jim. MCCULLOUGH, President.
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THAT was n quite inscription upon a
tombstone IN n quiet New Jersey grave.
yard:.-"Ilern lies the body of John Jones,
Who Rsuer held an office; an honest man"
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New Family Grocery.

E1NIIESUBSCRIDER DEGS LEAVE To ANNOUNCE
i that he has opened Family Grocery AMI Foreign
Produce Store In the old Post Office building, 18S
market street, near the corner Of Quincy aud
lciis the generous patronage of his friends and tie
public generally.
1t will be my constant endeaTnr to offor, at thu
lowest prices the host qualities the market Affords
always on hand.
German prO,luce, such Pruncs, LentlOs, Split
Peas, also all kinds Of Nuts. Oranges md Lemons,
wholesale and retail at the lowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars aud Tobacco
OF the different grades, Wholesale and retail 1t
G. w. NEESSING'S,
fob1S-1yd Formerly with Alex. lIeymAn.
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to his Agent aud Attorney,
JohnJ. HaInes, Loadoa. ESGL,4ND

y NUNM D EAOInesI LoNd0a, ENGLAND. :.
E~To "LE&,' . who in the NoRtyeaI GaEette Of LIST
February, 1850, prOnouncos tile '.idea" Of keeping
accounts current "in type" "gross absurditYn
thRnks hereby rendered, and the assurance given,
that this gF1 absurlity Is all that Mr.. Dick has
patented in the domain Of keeping Ills
claims hinder operation therein into which this
gross a6surdity Is not piratcRlly struggled In any
manner: neither bodily partially; neither d.
recty or Indirectly; neither explicitly synbolI-
caly; this ground his cla'ms cover, Md nothing
more; the absolute ~ Of this Rbsnrdity and
nothing ese ts all Le asks his claims, nationally
read, attest.@Ea Bept7
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Who ever heard of woman With pretty
ankles and whole stockings complaining
of wet Sidewalks or muddy crossings?
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- Bronciocele. Goitre OF Sealed NtcE.
Zehuun Sloan, of Prospect. Texas. writes: Three
bottles Of your Sataararilla cured me iron Gmtri
Ia hileuns swelling the neck, which l had tui.
fcred from over two HeArs.M
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g1tlg 8nttIli9r1itft.
AnIneldgntln Philadelphlo Thea.
rFrun lie prrnl

Prom the PrrsaI
4 curious incident which We have omit
ted otranscribV, occurred at the Arch-slrrrt
Theatre on Saturday night a frverish
audience Mt this place listened, with MS
much interest as could by expected to Ed
via Booths rendition OF the character of
Rlcheiieu. There is Is passage in this PLAY
which had lochl bearing two weeks ago
relative TO the policies of peace and war.
Richstieu spfeks as follows,
"RUD.emher my great na1!m.
"Ftr5t uSS all u1olus TO eouc1IOte-
Here the house was passive and unaf.
fected.
Riekri;su'5 confessOr here interrupts With
Failing in that7'
Mr. Booth raised himself to his Hottest
height, @sand pointing bis finger to the
breHthlcss house said
-"IiH gasoEs 70 eruSh,"
The applause that followed knew no
parallel during the evening. 1t was not
the actor, but the sentiment, which provo.
yoked the applause. Another expression
il the play.
%Pus away ths'"ord, States may be saved without
Which is almost Invariably applauded,
was listened to With the utmost apathy.
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81. AntFonys Fire. Rose M ETysipelGs. 7Saer or4
Salt RhetsI, Soald Head, Ring'VOym, SIRE Es,,,
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ny RODr. ]. CULvERwEI.L, n. D.,

ny KObE. D. CULfEltMEI.L, N. d.
Alitf0r Of the sGrccn Ibool, dc.
The woril-FCuOwnGl author. In this admirable Lee
ture clearly proves fromlis own experience that tho
awful consequence Of Srlfabuss may b" ctTectuAlly
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical OnCratiOns bOugteS, instruments, rings or
cOrliNl1. pointing out mode Of cure at certain
and eiteetual. by which, Ovcry sufferer, matter
what his condition NAV be. himself ceIpIW
prirafely and rddicIty. This lecture will prove
lOon to thousands and Thousands.
Sent under seal to any address. post paid. the
receipt Of tWN postage stamps. By addressing DIR.
Gil, J. Q. KLINE, l2s BOwery, :Sew York Post Oice
box 1896. Jan29
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LeneorYhGH or 1T1ites. Or1Ti0a lIRnoT LIsTIpe
liberation, Femule DiseGSls
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PaterGalIy YOU'RE, Gv.LARlNER. NJ. Z
M Pheumatispu. GoWt, Lfrey C5ni;;afnt.

slSDEPENpENUE, Preston Co. Va 9th July. 1859.
In J. @. AYER: Sir: have been afflicted with
painful chronic ILLUMINATION Tor long time. which
aiiied the Rktl Of physicians. and stuck to me in
spite of ali the remedies cOuld fiud until tried
your SaTsapnriia. Ono hottie cured me in tWH
weeks and restored my general health 80 much that
am far better than before Twas tackled Think
itN wonderful nIetiicIue. j. PiGEAM
Jules Y. GctCllelIs Of st. Lonfs. wrteA: al hare
been Inflicted iTNeats with enn Fiction Qf tie LirGr
which destroyed yEIcIlth. tried every thing and
everything failed to relieve me; and have been
pr0kell-dlGEn man for some years from no OtheI
canse than derdhGeRaenk 9f he Lirsr. My beloved
pastor. the Itsv. Nh fspy. advised inc to try y1ut
S0rslraria. bRcNuEe lie sntd lie knew YDII. aud any
thing ynn made was wsrtb trying. ny the blessing
Of Godi has cured me-. and Inns so purified my blood
As to make a new man Of nc. feel Young again.
The lest that can DO said OF you IS not half snOI
Cnough.H 57rsd
friirTIs. ClHeer, TumprF. Enlargement, liberation
CdrtEG and EEJ0iiHtf0H Of the hmm.
"A EEent variety OF cases hRYs teen reiHTtr'l to
where cures OF these formidable complaints have
suited trOm tito use Of this remedy, Int space
here Will not admit them. Some NJ them may t'r
found In our American Almanac, which the akenis
below samed arc pleased to furnish gratis to all wle
call for them.
Dygpspsta, Hart 1ttease u.s. EpfIcpsy, Nsrdatte
SO a .lg, NeurUlOiGi
Many remarkable cures Of these affections IlRVr
bea made by the Alternative power Of this medicine
lSgtnulRtes the vital nCtiOIs into vigorous action
and thus Orercnmes disorders which would be sup.
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy has lnns
been required by the necessities of tile people Ent
We arc eonident that this Will DO for them MI t''l
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
S.
WINTEIR RCHRDULE. !
-WHEElIN0l 18th N0N.s Istiy.
q after the 18th NnvembeY, 1880, the pAssen.


WINTER SCHEDULE.
-WHEEIISg, 24th NoV., 1880.
ON and after the 2Sth November, 1880, the passen.
-NtEEer Trains will be daily n fIllOws:
Rifst-The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago, St
Louis, Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus
Wheeling. BenWOed. Baltimore and Wa hington City
aud Arrives In baltimore At $50 connecting with
the earliest tEnlns for tho Eastern and cities
mt BenWoOd 1t ~:lk r NJ. and Wheeling At 1915 L. NJ,
making direct connection With the Western l:TrcsS
train This train will only stop for Nood and water
0lIdmeallng the passengers H.
seCoDiGfhe Great southwestern. st. Louis. cipcn.
natl. Columbus, Wheeling, BenWood. Baltimore and
Washington City EXpTeNB leaves Wheeling daily az
925 p ~. arriving In Baltimore at 2:S6 =. M con-
Meeting with the afternoon trains to the Eastern and
Southern cities. Returning leaves Baltimore at z.
IA and arrives at IsenWOod Is46 A. n. and Wheeling
Mt S:1b A. 81. making direct eOnnecttOn With the great
Western Express trains. This tinn viii only stop for
wool and warer and mcaIiug the HaEsengers
freight train with passenger chr attached NH
leave daily, except Sundays. for Grfton at $50 A a.
Ass 4tH'ps' "'H a''''' - J.1 FORD, Agent.
Up. sMrru. Master of transportation.
Z: q. Cote. Gcnl Ticket Agent. noESs
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
la4 ,.s:s.:sss -
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, April 10Th, 1860, Pas.
" senger Trains will leave bridgeport as fallOws,
Sunday excepted:l
ll:OO A. NJ. Alail Train stopping at all stations
cept New Salisbury, Sumnitvtlle. Fnnl-,
lin, Fast ItOclest eF. AEOultrfe. Winchester,
Ilootstown, EarlvIIle, Macedonia Bed.
ford, AGWburG and Machine Shop, ar
riTes at Pittsburgh at $40 T.. NJ, Balti-
more at Sis A. NJ. Philadelphia at SEQ
A. NJ, New York at 1890 A. ~, Cleveland
ut 600 p. NJ. Toledo ut 1885 P. ~; Detroit
at 1880 A. NJ, jackson at 1880 A. NJ,
Chicago al, "a. NJ, Erie at l2.47 A. a.,
Dunkirk IT ESQ A. ~, and Buffalo ut
$50 A. n.
ABS p. N. Fast Express Train stopping at all
tiOns except DeSp Run. TlItpnsVille, WNE-
rem. Browns, JedlO, EIlOltSVille. Port
Homer, Rogers Ferry, Fonr Mile Hun,
VAnpOrt, and Beaver. arrives at Pitts.
buTEiI ut $40 4. ~, Baltimore at 1889
=. II. Philadelphia at 1915 A. ~, and
New York at 2:20. N.
1912 p II. Express Train stopping at, and all sta
| tions west OF. WellSvllles also at ROches-
| ter. Slliuaville, SuInmitViIe. Hanover
| Dayaril Alliance, RRVenna. Hudson. and
Euclid Street; arrives at Pittsburgh at
2sO A. NJ, baltimore at G:52 p.SI. phila-
delPhia at $50 p. NJ. New York Mt $50
T.. ST., Cleveland at $50 A. NJ; Toledo at
/ 1O:l5A. NJ, Detroit at 300 Y. NJ. lack
(. son at GOO r. ~, Chicago at T:l0 p. 81. ),
Erie ut L: 80 r. 81. Dunkirk at 1855 p. NJ.
and buffalo at 6:25 P. NJ.
T MIMIC
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Ju1t Publi1hed, IN a Seated EnveEope,
on THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
CURE OF SPERMATORI HRA. or Seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
elniasIona. inducing impotcncy, anl Mental aud
phvsicRi TucnDncitr.
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what shan we Drink !

UDoLpHo WULFEs PURE CoGNIAC
BRANDY, a5'z
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Broadcast Seed SOWer!

TINE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED THE
4 right for uANE'9 SEED SOwER, which Sows
all kia Of Drain and GrIRB Seeds in the most per
feet manner. 1t Is simple In its construction and
ths seed evenly upon the surfIca without the wHstS
and labor peculiar TO hand sowing. OrIors for
Sewers will receive prompt attention.
mh2O SMITH 4 GORRELL,
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y. B.-subseipttonB received and if9rSarj4,i4 nv.
A.e: BEllLLI0N, gent FIR Wheeling and Vieinit;
Specimen EngTavuRs and Art journal can De seen AZ
the PuSt Once. -. = yi ~ -
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UDOLPHo woLFE's PURE JAMAICA
RUN. ST. GROIX RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKEY
All the above imported and bottled by himself.
warranted pure and Of tho best quality.
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c. L. DERRY. ActnarrsC ,A.tA.,
$40 BROADWAY, NFw YoRx.
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Imported and bottled by himself put up for nrlicI
nSs with his certificate the bottles warranted
pure aud Of tito bOSt quality.
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ERSDsemfer my great maxim.
''RtE6t uSS all EnoluS TO Consulate

Which is almost Invariably applauded,
was listened to With the utmost apathy.
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UDoLPHo woLFE,s PURE PORT
WINE
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FRANCIS HALL q co.,
PROpRIETOKS,
mh26 80 PINE STaEET, New York.
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in. MCCULLOUGH, President. ssfRs't''9'
P.RsMYEIs. Cert Ticket Agt. apis
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LATER
Official Account of the Carthage Fight

ST. LOUIS July 1l.-Lieut Task, Col.
Seigel's Adjutant, and bearer of des-
patches to Colonel Harding, gives the
following additional particulars Of the
battle near Carthage: The State troops
were posted on the ridge in the prairie,
with FIVE pieces of artillery, one IL poun-
der in the center, two Founders on the
right and left, cavalry on each flank aud
infantry in the rear. ss8s
io Col. Seigel approached within 500
yards with four cannon in the center, in
the body infantry and six pounder un-
der Lieutenant Col. Hassendeuble, on the
left, Col. Solomon's command, with a 6
FOUNDER on the right, and body of in
fantry behind the center artillery.
Seigel's left opened fire with Shrap-
neHs, and soon the engagement became
general. The rebels had no grape, and
their artilerists being poor. the balls few
over the federals' heads. After two hours
firing, the enemy's artillery was entirely
silenced and their ranks broken. About
1900 rebel cavalry then attempted to out
flank Seigel and cut off his baggage train,
which was about three miles back, when
a retrograde movement was ordered. The
train was reached in good order and SUR
rounded by infantry and artillery, and the
retreat continued till point was reached
where the road passed through high bluffs,
ON each side OF which the enemy's caval-
ry was posted in large numbers By q
feint es if intending to pass around the
bluff. Seigel drew his cavalry in solid
body into the road at distance of three
hundred and fifty yards from his position,
when by rapid movement of his artillery,
he poured heavy cross fire of canister
into their ranks, at the same time the in
fautry charged at double, quick, and in ten
minutes the State force was scattered in
every direction. S5 >riderless horses were
captured, IS shot guns, and a number ol
revolyers and bowie-knives we're picked up
from .he ground.
Siegel didn't surround Carthage, as
reported yesterday, but attempted to reach
Pierce's woods, north of town, and aflel
two hours desperate fighting, in which al
the forces on both sides were engaged, and
in which Lient. Task thinks the enemy
lost nearly 200 killed. be succeeded il
4 doing o,and the rebels retired to Carthage
and Seigel fell back on Sarcoxie, whence
he proceeded next day to Mount Vernon
Lieut. Task left Mount Vernon on thu
evening of the 7th, aud rode to Rolla
$50 miles, 26 hours. He met Gen. Swee
ney Is command five miles, and Col. Browns
regiment l6 miles from Mount Vernon
pressing forward to reinforce Seigel
Lieutenant Colonel Wolf was not killed
as reported.
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From Missouri.

QUINCY, ILLINOIS. July 10.
This morning. about nine O'Clock, a
company of rebel cavalry, numbering one
hundred, made demonstration at Mon
roe Station, thirty miles west of Hanni,
bal. They burnt the station house, six
coaches, eighteen freight cars, and tore
up the track on each side of the town.
One Union mar was killed.
Captain Kalston, who is here for troops
TO aid Col, Smith, of the Illinois volun-
teers, near Monroe, says the Colonel, with
five hundred of his men. are surrounded
by about two thousand cavalry, and are in
imminent danger, 80.
6 Colonel Grants Regiment, which has
been in Camp Naples, is ordered TO be
here tomorrow morning. Col. .Palmer's
Regiment, at Canton. will also be brought
here as soon as possible.
!. Seward, the assassin of Capt. Hewlett,
was brought here last night for safe
keeping. 1t is reported that jim Green
is soon to follow. He is said to be at
Canton, Missouri, under $6, bonds to
appear when wanted. He is required to
report at Paiiner's head quarters each
day at ten O'Clock.
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No CoMpaoM1sE.-A Washington letter

No COMPROMISE. "A Washington letter
says to the New York Erpress, July 6:
1t is. hardly probable that any compro-y
mise or peace propositions will be intro
duced at this session of Congress by any
one. Mr.. Crittenden has abandoned all
attempts at compromise at present He
is likely to be quiet observer rather
than busy actor amid the scenes OF thes
House. His venerable presence will alone
be influential. But no controlling power
will attach to him. He will impress by
association with a glorious past. How
painfully altered. though, is this present
from that pastl A fragmentary Congress
! is, for full Congress-. that wase The
vacant seats in the House, and those var
cant in the Senate should they sbe2,
Why would not brethren dwell together,
in such ancient unity? ssssi q s2sse
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The Next Governor.

The Democratic State Convention will
De held in Columbus, on the 7th day Of
August, next At Chat Convention the
next Governor of Ohio will be nominated,
and be should be man of integrity, q.
The Same time possessed of the right kind
Of executive ability.
We propose, this week, the Hon. h
J. JEwETT, for Governor, knowing tina,
he possesses the foregoing qualifications
for the Office. In addition to this VIZ
know that be is q sound Union Democrat
that he Is the man for the times and The
choice Of the people of Monroe County
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-07-17
Master Commissioners Sale.l
Archbold & Wire, ssn'sl =,
George L Colyie o
against

a5 George u Colyig and others.
DY virtue of a mandate to 1ne directed frr66n
ID the court of common pleas Of the county
Of Monroe, in the State of Ohio, will oferfbr
sale at public auction, at the front door Of the
court house, in the town of Woodsield.s III said
county, between the hours of l o O'Clock, a. n
and o'clock, p. M. on fi9ni
Saturday, the In day Of Auyass; e1861.
the following described real estate, situass in
said county, to wit: isi78alss} ffsi.
Being part of fractional section 90. town
ship 8, and range g. as originally surveyed, be-
ginning at pointin Noses Ward line dbpo-
site and adjoining the still house Tot and lare
James Farriers tannery tract corners, theice
with the east line of said tannerys tract Is
rods and 13 feet to a stone, thence Is rods
south east along the face of the hill to stone,
thence Is rods and 6 feet north east TO q stone,
thence Is rods west of north on the run line
to the beginning, estimated to contain.nne
acre and l44 rods and 23 feet, with the i'm
provements thereon, situate in Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio. ye Hsa@
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Cou.ss
Monroe County, Qhie
/ July IL, 1S61.-S495