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Master Commissioners Sale.

Bartit = Smith Superior court of franklin County,
John aeary lea ct ais Ohio
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Oourt to directed will offer for sale at
Public Auction at the door Of the Court House, In the
City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the Sd day of January, A. D. 1863,
at one o'clock, p M, the following described real es
tate, situate in the county Of franklin, and State Of
Part Of In-Lot No 507 In the city Of Columbus, COM
mencing OF the southeast Of said t thence north
along the east Ike Of said lot 9l feet oinches thence
west on line parallel with the south line OF said o'
81 feet inches; thence south aong line parallel with
The east line OF said LOTT thence east along the south
line Of said lot TO the place OF beginning; being me
southeast quarter Of said lot except two feet In width
across the north end Of said quarter.
Appraised at 8l50O00
q. W HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioners.
Printers fees IS 25,
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dissasO cold settles somewhere In the body ana on
strcts lts natural functions These, II not relieved,
react upon themselves aud the surrounding organs pro
duclng general aggrayatiOn, suffering, ana disease
While in this condition. oppressed by the arrangements
take Ayers Pills and SEQ how directly they restore tic
natural action Of tho system, and with 1t the buoyant
feeling Of health again What true and 50 apparent IN
this trivial and common complaint IS also true IN many
purgatiyo effect expcs them Caused by similar obstruc
lions and arrangements of the natural functions oi tn;
BODY they are rapidly, and many OF them surely cured
by he same means. None who know tho virtues Of these
Pills will neglect to employ them when suffering from
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physiclans in some OF tlt
principal cities and FROM other well known pubic per
sons
From F6,1Uarding Merchant of s.. louis Fb. a. 1856
Dr. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon Of all that Is
great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
AZ cerous sores upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurrle for years. Her mother has been long grev
uu4y afflicted with bloches and pimplos on her skin mud
in her hair After our child was cured, she also tried
your Pills aud they have cured her. .,,
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Ohio 6tatesma,r
GreeIoy's Nine hundred Thousand.

ireelop,R Nine Hundred Thousand
Where are they7 Where are they?
Why don't they move "onward"
To fall In the fight for the union3
Where's that "nine huudred3"
Does not this Black Brigade,
(No matter what Greelsy said,)
For the touch Of o triggerl
Craven mine hundredf"
"Btand fast Black Brigade.
kThis ia what Greeley said0
Tho slave must frat be lTeed;"
.'Don't muster mine hundred" :"
WhiteS make no reply,
Whites ask no reason why,
You're Ills to fight aud dfej
1nsv have no heart to bleed.
Traitors, mine hundred"
PAPER to right Of them,
Paper 10 LEFT OF them,
"Oannon 10 front Of them,"
Volleyed and Numbered.
''BtoImed at with shot and she'll"
BOLDLY they ride, and woil."
"Into the Jaws Of death"
"Into the mouth OF hell"
Not THAT 'nine hundred"
No negro lovers there,
No gapsr missils there,
But mon who do and dare,
Charging the foe while
Fanatics thundercd
From Congress and pulpit, too.
What they were "going to do"
Seward and Beeoher,
Still with their paper balla,"
Like school boys, pelt the walls,
While Greeley's Black Brigade ..
At home, tlll now, has stald.
Cos0ards, ''nine hundred "
Curses to right OF them,
Curses to left Of them,
Curses all around them.
CuRsRD ''nine hundred"
Still at home then stay,
Atlll comes the foe this dsy,
Dofylng the Nation.
Obi but they say they will
Great armies Of fosmen kill"
by proclamation."
Then, henceforth, no sabre draw,
We have q neso way TO 1oGr;
Twill be our salvation,
Right on TO Lincoln send,
And tell him the War to end
By more proclamation.
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AY E RS,
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complaininga Are you ont OF
order, with your system de.
ranged, and your feelings un-
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toms are often the prelude to
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and should DO avertec by a
timely use Of the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the dlsorderod llu-
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let tho lluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ao-
tivlty, purify the system from
aI,a ohufrttrtiona which make
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Great Books in Press.
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on,
The Heroism Of our Soldiers G. Sailor,


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form meme OF conversation ct innumersbe nresideI
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~ aeas the philosophical Analysis Of the Cause,
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From Fortress Monroe.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec S 5-Advices from Fort.
Eess Monroe yesterday, announce the sailiue Of
neet OF several transports and two iron clads
Wi'n sealed orders Destination unknown.
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The History of American Manu-
factures from 1908 to 1860.

Vol. /. now ready. Vol. II. nearly ready.
rms probably the largest and most ortant work
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nave also Just published new editions Of the fol-
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wrapping them carefully, and will procure and send
any book anywhere, on receipt Of publishers
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SECOND TRAIN.

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am.i connecting with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad fol
vncennes Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis, etc.. arriving
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IP For further information and Through Tickets
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tt f' -s'''' Agent Oolumbui,
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Hg "a superintendent, Cincinnati.
a. olumbls May 8, 1852
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FIRST TRAIN

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IA llai shs seisrrsgt hfsovs - - Hsss
e ihe ooesrrencs argeas tr5hinE. 81 nash.
fse ~ aa8ssnaaue names tsthe Fsosslhnagh
li.st saeisaa II Nerfa.k = fracaslei uu
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srg enon nseas oar3 - ihF Eaamiuff.~-
VIII itt exr-fsiaa e Nsu 0rleaa, asa
Hmoaa. Is s. ths suss m laaraai eitg #
slr eaefnltraY. anA ieaag s - sl.sn.a
- asssg erir4sd tAa ihe loss % aay
aahef fifs ln8Hd. ae Ga ns pefe.ts
hos R,rhH.e8A 5 Is ~ dsfeaici after
NoEas H.. fsl'su. llse 1sases Rteg ollen.
- a ilae eaeng Gefl ard Mcclellan And
Hafn54e perm Esd d BaHc their frces
The Merrm@e asy 60, b loss IS ihe loss
Il Nartulk. b8i ksr inactivity sinee hei
famous asaltle heads a. - ilssuA tlai shf
aas 20 badly iaiaFo3 - tie eacounier q
% l,e ussiess, except IS a searcerow. 1
lsawoser. slse " only hcla back by slrips
81 toi ,sgs from Rsebnond. NC may ye
bear god iIing. 81 her.
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THE PERFECT MELODEON,
without AN FOITAL.

A LsiOST every mail from far ard near brings
n to us some new evidence Of the great favor
and growing popularity Of this beautiful instru-
ment. aad abundant testimonials are constantly
reaching US proving concasisely that no other
Reed instrument contains 40 many ercellencies
as the PERFECT MEL0DE0N WIN BASE DAM
PER AxD IiARA0sIo ATTACHMENT.
The Harmonic Attachment Is the most valuable
81 modern i8proyements-by il the possr Of the
Instrument Il doubled without Increasing he sire
Ct the number Of Reeds.
Our neuiy iHrfaisd HARMONIC ORGAN
for Charehet Concert and Lecture Rooms, has
greaier capacity and p0gcr than any other in
slrunen. made 10 The country, eonsidsring the
price.
Its Tar more simple and i,u liable 10 get cut
of order than other Reed 0rgaus.
II contains only haB ~ many Ree9i a. other
Instruments ri the same power, and consequently
not hall ne sxpsast 10 keep in lure
Another entire nes feature ID the Melcdeen en-
;erprse is the PATENT HfRP, or PIANO
aTT,fC H.9E.NT 10 the Melodeon,
Ills Is precisely what iis name indicates, .
combination II the MEtopE0K ard PIAso FoRTx,
aud meets precisely the wants aud desires u
large class Hho have long lseB anxious 70 see the
two Instruments combined il .8eloasoa sire. IL
this unique Instrument sbe MRIopEoS Or PIAEo
may be played separately Or combined, producing
an effect HHknoNn 70 any other instrument, and
must be heard to be appreciated
We have arrangements With some ~ the best
Piano Makes 10 receife from them regularly
PLfNOg Of the very best quality, which viii
be sold Of less han Eoston prices
Also, Pianos aud MEtoDEoSs TO rest
All Instruments warranted and sent ts any
part Of Tie country a. cur risk.
ESTEY & GREEN
BfsttleAcro. VI. feb H. 1862 ~
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List of Patent Medicines Cor sale
At TIE
nR TYgs ETGnIy

AR II. d. Aliens Tonic Bitters, Lung Bal
~ sam, Rheumatic and Nerve Remedy, Dyson
terry Syrup, Bilious Pills. Dr.. Seth Arnold's
Sugar Coated Pills, Cough Killer, Balsam Dr..
T. Wings Magic Ointment, Linimeut, Cough
Balsam. DR.. Jaynes' Expegtorant, Linimcut,
Alternative, Vermifuge, Sanitiye Pills, Hair Tonic,
Carmiunative HunneBel's Tolu Anodyne,
Universal Cough Remedy. Motifs Vegetable
Liver Pills DR.. fIerFiek's Sugar Coated
Pills DR.. Bakers Pills Ayre's Pills /;
Drandreih's Pills; Dr. a. Whites Rye Water;
Doctor Isaac Ihompsou's Eye Water DR..
J. Pettit's American Eye Salyc Stoughton
Bittcgs, Langley's Bitiers; n. II. Downs Vege-
table Elixir; Weeks Magic Compound; DR.. Viii
cox's Pulmonary or Cough Balsam; Brown e
Bronchial Troches, Composition Of Daphorct
Powder; Hot Drops Or No G Godirey's Coriials
Bateman's Dfops; Mrs. Winslon's Soothing sy
rup; Qucrus God Liver Oil Dr.. Vim. Halls
Baisam f9F the Lungs; Seosie's Bleed snd Liy-
en- Syrup; Panderson's Condition Powders; Har
Wells Condition Powders; Humphrey 0inimsui
0shoru's Golden Ointment; lienry's Vermont
Linimenf Peruvian Syrup Mexican Mustang
LiHiment; Grihllh's Plasters; Ierrick Piasters
Liquid Cuiicie; Liquid 0p0deldoc; Jonas Whit
combs Remedy for the Asthma British on ,
Sclliz Powders Parsons Vermn au1 lnsec,
Extefmipator; WauregaB Salt Rhcum Kennedy ;
Balm q Zanthorea Rexford's dedicated Ginger
Bread Nuts; Lobela Herb; J j. Criiiith's Com
pound Syrup Brar Rect; Dr.. Bakers Pain PAN
acea Mountain Rose Fragrant stimulant; Cobb s
Family Salye Orcatal Tooth Paste Shaker
Anodyne; Lyons Katharion; Prof Barry's Tri-
copheroas Pref MOTIFS Hair Inyigsrafor;
spauldiag's Glue, Green Mountain Cement: Wiz
tar's Baisam fBild Cherry; Kenndy's Discsv-
cry; Marshall's catarrh Snuff; Professor Elmer's
Ointment; Doci. \. G. whites Pulmonary Elixir
Manchester, October q, 1851.
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Burr and Burton Seminary.

TIVE NEXT TERM Of this Institution will com
l. mence WEDNESDAY, 7. NJ, March 2Gth, aud
continue fifteen weeks.
To those having preparation for the ministry
in view, whose character and circumstances en-
title them to the benefit Of the BuRR FUSD, all
charges for tuition, room rent and inciden ais arC
RENTED.
Pupils Of both sexes can be accommodated viii
rooms and board at the Seminary. The Priuci.
pal aud his family, with the several teachers IN
beth departments, constitute with these one fam
lily, and are regulated accordingly.
For circulars giving information as to terms
&c, address the Principal
Rev. J. D. WlCKHAM, Principal.
Manchester, March 6. 1862.
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BENNINGTON
[ AIDES, SEMINARY

II NHE SUMMER TERM Of this institution will
open TnuRsDAY, april II. aud continue four
teen weeks
A fall corps u competeu, teachers will be EN-
plcyed, giving superior advantages both 10 the
regular course. and n Music, French. Drawing
and Painting.
For particulars apply ts the principals.
ELIZA VI. CLARK,
LYDIA II. CLARK.
Bennington, March IL. Is62-43f
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JOEL FRENCH'S ESTATE.
ATE OF vERM MT

~ MANCHSTbR DISTRICT, $,
A: Probate Court holden a. Manchester ii md
for said District, On the 90th DAY Of APRIL AID. 1862
Present. Hon. II. X. Fowler. ludsa.
Tie Administrator GA the Estate Of JOEL
FRENCH, late Of Manchester IN said District, he.
ceased intes'ate makes application 70 said Court or
license t. Ell all the Rel Estate 81 said deceased
representing tbs, sale q said estate i necessary 81
ise payment Of the debts of said deceased ane the
charges 81 adlrinisinstlo
Nhereupon !, was ordered tbat aid application b.
heard 81 i Probate Cont, q We h8h.en A. the Pro-
bate Office 10 saH Manche-tes on the last Neines-
daF q Nay, 1862, and that all persons Interested il
said Estate be notified thereof hy pulii,binEa copy
q tae fecerd II this order three weeks successiver
% tic Manchester Jobpsh printed ~ Manchester
Which shall be deemed Sufficient notice q a persOn'
70 an e4g and contest said application, II they see
cause. u. /. MINER, Register.
\ true copy Of record.
50 Arrest. H. T SHSER. Register.
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ELIZABETH LdCKETS ESTaTE.
CTATE OF yERM ONT,

~ MANCHESTER DISTRICT, IS.
At Probate Court holden 1T Manchester, In and
Cor said District. the Goth day Of April AID. 1852,
Present, Hon II. Il. Fowler, Judge
The Administrator on the Estate Of ELIZABETH
LACKEi late of Dorset, ia said District. deceased.
makes application to said Court FOR license 10 ZEN al
the Real Estate Of the said deceased, representing
that sale OF sai estate Is necessary for tile payment
Of the debts Of said deceased and .ue charges Of "a
mustration.
Whercupon i was ordered that said application lie
heard ~ q Probate Court, 70 be holden 1T the Pro-
bate Office, IN said Manchester on the last Wclnes.
day q Nav, 1861, and that all persops interested IN
said Estare be notified Hereof by publishing copy
q the record Of this order three weeks excessively
IN The Manchester Journal printed az Manchester,
which shall be deemed sufficient notice 10 nj persons
! to appear end contest said application, il they see
cause. II. l. MINER, Register.
A true copy Of record
30 Attest, II. r. MINER, Register.
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pr y . a'''' patterns AS ''''' y % -
SHEErNGs ana sh.riags s. 70 lais fer yard.
MUSLIN or LANES ana cHALliFs. igi. Is,
vi p, ai.d 2sets per ysr5 Nssy handsome aes
styles.
RRocApE GREY LusTREs, very fashionable
HANDSOME BRocApE PoPlJSS, ara mspy
Ii other new styles Dscs, Goods.
pINE. BLUE, GREEN and BROWN GiN6-
+ l. hams, cheap as calico.
i noTTED SWISS MUsLlNs, IA cts per yard,
I IL worth - cts.
/ 4 LPHABEnCAL HANDKHAcHlEFs. for
\ children, given away
+ cIlINCH LINEN. Table Damast. IS sis pei
W yard. worth 60 cis.
DLACK ALPACAs, good laslrc, cheap.
4 GREY TwILp FLANNEL, So cts per yard
nLuE CURTAIN HOLLANDS. 20 cent. per
ID yard,
DROWN SATIN CHECK LUsrREs, at 25
I'D cents per yard, worth 90 per yard.
CNow DROP NAPKINS. very cheap indeed.
VELVET CARPET sATcHELs. Goois. worth
V $l.00 easy.
DUFF FURNITURE COVERING, a nice ar.
ID ticle,
TNANCY cASsIMEREs, for young men snits,
L different qualities, low prices also checked
and striped Marseles and other summer stufs.
40 Lbs OF NICE SUGAR FOR Sl0o.
4 ~ Other groceries, full assortment.
COOP GREEN TEA, 10 cents per ID.
EOaN ANDERSON'S celebrated solace, AM
. ~ Honey Dew Chewing rahacco, Mt wholesale
or retail.
CCAFARLATTI TURKISH Smoking Tobacco
DOSE SCENTED MAcCABoY SNUFF. ii
:, IL half pound bottles.
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Manchester Cornet Band

rs PREPARED 10 furnish Music Ca Celebrations
L Picncs, Paralc, &C., &c. AN orders promptly
attended to-
Address R.P. H0YT.
Manchester, Nay q, 1852. -Gm5i
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Ready Made Clothing,
NOTICE.

THIS cERTIFTEs that nave ills aay given nv
Il son, AUGUSTUS 6. cHAMBFRIfv' t's tsus
darfr hs eina e A aea 81. AID shsf
esata pose ~, a t@E " acbss & 81
contrasting, sf.eF shts este
CALEIS cHAM8ERiIS
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Designed as pcciaI assistant to the aboye-namtd
preparations, Wben aggravated by Bfltoasntss
or isd,gfdiea, aud the great substitute for AT
.Ncrturial preparations
Tie Eclectic Pals, withou, the common fatal
necessity q anos, making meal Of such, viii
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produce all the requirements u snrp, gentle.
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Practical Chemist and Pharmaccuiisi, Boston. Ms.
To whom please address nll COMMUNICATIONS
Prices within reach Of all
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MARRIAG

H. Somcryille Mass. May l. by Rev. Charles 4.
Lowe. llENEY IL BENSON to Miss Il. ELIZABETH
GILus, al d SumoFytie.
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Loss or SLEEr, the chief Of all causes Of disease
and insanity. r. sufferers are 'Legon.' The OH
~ theif nnnties, Tire Sex by their suiierlnPs the
Judge Or want Of a charge the Lawyeriorfh The want
Of he best evidence, The Clcrgymea for plans 70 feed
his Five thousand the Capitalist i9r best plan 81 IN
yestplsthe Merchant to know Whore be shall raise
the Wind the Mother Tor The cure y her children, lie
Wife lcr her a,r; husband, the Miser for ls hoard
ed trpa.uges and he foof ~ ,herhclplcss children
ara Ed iacluded ID Tits ggnad army; bat may have
the Sleep which Nature gives % ali by tie use lluN-
NEwEI's Tort ANupYNE. Noneneej worry about
the cost ~ money shall be refunded ii Il fails 10 cure
thfs evil ~ the "LsgioH.'
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FOIND

IN TIE FRONT YARD 81 TIC second door north
1 offho Bark 4 Box about l2y1 5 in. with u leath-
Of strap puel across tic TOP for bail or handle,
containing few sMvings aud consistent commod
IFS that c0UId afford relief 10 10 ono but him that
lost It il the owner viii ca and claim property be
may rss, assured q being treated witA distinguished
consideration by the DOCTOR.
Manchester, May Is, ls62.
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Braiileharo, AW5i ~, ls9A
Jalu l. HuaHotfA. Bosioa Mas
NJ bear Sr: Having
Used ihe ralu Anodync" for mere illan ycar ia
our family 81 One linadrei Ladies. We regard q Is
p,yft, 5 ia4isatass5s re ail complaints, nervous or
spasinpdic t pHoiesse, % cure.
Rrsp'y Ames. Mus lIiBAa 0Rcrrr.
r S. u processes, and cures Neuralgia, Rhcuua-
tism. Bowel Complaints. Tooth and Ear Ache, Ner
voas Headache, Loss Of Sleep, anl an Nervous Com
pain, and for sale hy the Equinox Drug Store, and
an dealsra. JOHN l.. HuANENELL, Proprietor
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New Clothing Store !

NJ ci0NEY. ate Of Dorset, has opened nes
Va CsathlHg Store At Factory Point, wherc 20
intends % keep constantly On hand COED ats.r-
meat Ct
Ready Made Clothing,
Aisa large sni choice assortment II CLOTHS ior
makimg % 70 order. 4 GOOD lit WARRANT
I'D. fiannesis cut ior others 10 make up.
WORK DONE WHEN Promised.
Prices 70 eguespona with the Tires.
81. cLoyEY.
Factory Point, April 81, lsA3