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Salt in Throat Diseases.

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We clip the following from an ex
change: q
In these days, when diseases of the
throat are so prevalent. aud 10 many cases
so fatal. the use of common salt is re-
commended as an effec.ua remedy We
commenced by using it three times q day,
morning, noon and night. We dissolved
a large table spoonful Of pure table salt
in about half d tumblerfal of cold water.
With this we gargled the threat, most
thoroughly before meal time. The result
has been, that during the entire winner we
were not only free from the usual coughs
aud colds to which, SO far as our memory
extends, We have always been subject but
the dry. hacking cough. has entirely dis
We attribute this satisfactory
result entirely to the salt gargle.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

TyROM the subsci ibyr in Go.hsu township
r Belmont County, .:hio;- -on-Friday iysnin.'
slst ult., one bay or brown MARE, %i,h No
shite or any other kind Of marksren her
about fourteen and a half hands high and
four years old last spring Any person sp-
pretending the same, and .eitl., notifying me
or deliv ering to the subscriber OH Long Run
Goshen township, Beluont County, o., thr. 9
miles East of Barnesvilie, vii be amply re
warded. .fssr. Q ...,,.-. ACE l. bsNSoN. bsN'
E Post Office address, Barntsyilis, Bel
mont County, Ohio. ,.,.a- .,,,,....F -
Feb. l9, ls62.-St. pd. r. -
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ROAD LEVY FOR 1862.

NOTICE is hereby given that the County
IN Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio,
at their March session, 1882 levied . tax for
road purposes of ten cents on each hundred
dollars valuation, of all taxable property in
each of the several Tow nships in said County,
which tax may be discharged by labor on the
roads, at the rate of one dollar per day, ON OF
before the first day of October. .v
N. L. BoWSER. Auditor,
a Monroe County, o.
March IL, 1862. -3t. 81 90.
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Teachers I Association.

TIME next semi-annual meeting of the Mon
i. zoe. County Teachers Association will be
held in Woodsfsld, commencing on f94E
Monday, March 3lst 1882,
at Ii o'olock.sP! ist9I Il ii.
Teachers, It is for your advantage and for
the apbuiliing and dissemination Of knowl.
edge that this Association has been organized,
therefore turn cut aud let US have good time.
-oBy order of the Association. "1S'}A -
10 s7asp9 i.eA J. HARP. GRAHAM, Sec,y.
N. II. Good boarding has been secured
for the teachsrs: at the low rate of forty osnts
per day.
March 5, ls62.A4w. Etiit - ,oie.isi'9.5 q
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Legal Notice. 901l

ELIZABETH MCMAHON, widow of John
Rl yMcMa ahyll, yisceas ed rsna William McMa.I
on, John Nc 4ahon, D.. ). McNahon, Bspja-
min +. Mcmahon, Mary Ann Chapman aud
Gidaini Chapman her husband, Riizaaeth Bare
and Martin Bare her hushani. l. 'uisa Pearson
aud Isaac Pearson her husband. Mary Ellen
Mcaiahon. edangLter of. Alf,ai y. .icNallen,
deceased, son of john MN ,han, deceased,
heirs at law of sail John II; Haaon, leceasei.
and Edwin Hornbrook ana Washington CIins,
win take notice that petition was iled against
thea, IN the slstday of A.sfvii a. Is = in
the Court of Common pleas within aud for the
Cuunty OF Monros, by John II, Bridgen III, aud
Is pending, wherein said John u. Bsidssa
man demands partition Of, aud has the !e sal
r.eht to. and is seized in fee sim le of the
Estatss OF sa,i William .ucMahon anI Ben
jamin F.; McMahon, III the following real estate,
Beginning in the north east corner of the
south east quarter OF sec ion sixteen, town
sbip Two, and range four. in the District Of
Ian is subject to sale at N .rietta. containing
forty acres, Three rods and twenty perches;
beginning at stone corner to VIM. Dunn and
Henry J. Beruand, Themes south one degree.
west seventy rods to Stone, bearing south
eighty live and 4 half degrees, west eighteen
and = halt links to a sugar SIKH inches in diam
| ster and a beech eight inches in diameter
south ten deg, ees least thirty two links thence
south seventy sightsdeg'ee west eighty foul
poles to white oak twenty four inches in d,
an-.Nr, thence north one augree east ninety
/ one and a half rods tn a stone and white wal
nut bearing tree eleven inches in diameter
thsacs noreh sesenty-seyen degrees, west sew
snty-fvel iinksS;o black walnut i've inches
in diameter, thence north six degrees, wss
/ fifty. three links, thence north eight degrees
east eigh Zone rods to the place of beginning
/ Situate IN the coanty of Mnnros and State y
i OHIO; and that at the nexrterm of said Court
/ the sail John Il. BriiseEian will apply for q
j. order that partition may be made Of sal
, premises. ". y. HUNTERS Il 4aA,
i sat dfses w. FORREST HUNTER,
!, .,gai4ssz 41is5af Attorneys for Petitioner.
! March S, 1 S62.--6w. Si3 iefasF. 2 E i5iia1si<
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FOR SALE BY !

q, n. Davenport, wooisfeld; II 81 KotxehHe
Aalasa; Christian Sander, Rrewn yille' yanlss
,lexander IL Co., Oa,n.fon sta W ss.nifl S.:
stafford; Wagonield x Cos ls,. 'l,si,utg: apien
Z Powell, Ierusale,nl Jacost1. M2rrili. Cist Z, rg
I'm; J. H. 3 ]. +. Tharn!,u ;. Rraiisvi'i-sSs
Wv Druggists ana M-rehae. i;srarraliy tai nes e'
1T the United States Az. Sanada.
Feb. IL, lse2,-ly,
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Mast Com .nissioncr's Sale.
u = -
- s,Tohn; II. Briageiuaa d Go tii
90 - aii ssf against its9 q

So David Framptoa and others. aai
ADYsvirsus Df a mandste to me direet~d from
- the. Court of Common Pleas of Mo- roe
a;o.iluy, Ohio. will Offer far sale At puph-
auction, at the front door of ule court a. rss
nsthe town Of Wsods6eld, In said county b.
...--a the hours Of tsu.o'clook AL m, and fen
o'clock p. IN, on sr ..,s.5. Esss.s .s-,is.s- -
Saturday tho l5M day Of Aarch. 1852
he following real estate, situstsin said conn
ty, to wit:
The north east. quarter Of the NORTH east
, quarter of ssc,ion eight, township two. an
rapge four, containing farty acres. more Q,
Hess Also, the south east quartet of ths
south eastquertor Of s.rtinn nina. township
Iwo, range four, containing fotty ssrsa ans
forty two lcndrsaths Of an aurs. more or less
Tho rrst mentioned promises appraisrd a
sra. aud the last mentioned prssnissA 81
4 s2sa.ad fs ss sias
i JOEL +. RANDOLPH. Ans. Conn.,
Mcuroc t;osnmen PlSss.
Feb 5, iod2,-$a,SS.
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na- It is stated that Secretary Stan.
ton has granted furlough of thirty day.
to the returned prisoners fom Richmond
that they may visit their families and
friends.
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Shorin, M. y. y.
Marc II, lssa.-$3.50. g)H
Sherif's Sale.
Marsh 4 Wayman.
against
u n.v A. R~1tka~n

10y w DaOsaVbe4s =
BY virtue of writ of venditioui exponaa to
me directed from the Court of Common Pleas
of Belmont County, Ohio, will offer for sale ,at
public auction, at the front door of the court
house, in tie town of Woodsfeld, in said coun-
ty, between the hours Of ten O'Clock q. m, and
four o'clock p. M, on .rs.5.st +
Saturday. the 9Th day Of AprH 1852.
the following real estate, situate in Monroe
county, Ohio, to wit: e.g "a
Lots number ten and twsnty-one, and one
half of lot number twenty. asfE
Also lot number eight in the town OF Lsba
non, Monroe County, Ohio. g
Taken in execution and levied upon IS tht
property of 2. Day and Brothers, at the sui
of Marsh & Wayman. Iff4ls
G.. w. CARROTHERSs s5
slss,.as Sheriff, NJ. O. o.
March IL, lss2.-$a,16. a,is
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administrators Sale of Real


administrators Sale & of Real
aas s,ss =. =. ~ IS as Estate. seH .sft
lDY virtue an order of the p obatsaC aC,,urt
ID of Monroe County, Ohin, tho guntersign.'
as Administrators Of Henry AArliu. dsceas-a,
will offer at public sale, On laas9tg sjt,tie
Saturday, MarcA "a 1852, sitia
on the premises. the following descr; bed real
Estate, situate in Monroe County, Ohio. I.
wit, .efti'3 9sf ak'sti@ r. 7
All Of the following premises, which iesi
east of the road running from A. LAn,iis'. and
|intersecting the BeallsviIle and Malaga road
between Isaac Booths and Jonn Henderson's,
that SIS to- say, Part af .tha north east q qaarter
of section thirty four, tow wnship five aud range
Live, beginning at the north east corner of sal |
section; running thence south twenty.two
chains and eighty links, to a stone and hick.
ory tree that bears north 30 deg, west 81 ]
Links distance; thence west 30 chains and 79
links to stone and hickory bearing south A
deg east 1G links; thence north p chains and
80 links to the section line; thence cast to til.
tpiaee of beginning.
TERMS OF FSALE-Qas-third cash in hand
tone-third in one year, aud ons-third IN two
yeass With interest on the deferred payment,
ton the day of sale, to- be- secpfsd to tn.
satisfaction Of tha undersigned.
Il IS r. MARLIN &
Wx. M,NTiOMERY,
y Feb. 80, 1864 -$5.25, Adm'M,
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nea- It is said that some of Zollicoffer's
rebels ran seventy-five miles from the
battle Of Somerset without stopping.
They must have been sacred some.
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W Neither France nor England will
at present interfere in American affairs.
They have sense enough to Keep them
selves out of trouble.
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E Neither France nor England
uill Ct present interfere in American sf-
fairs. They have sense enough to keep
themselves ont Of trouble,
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~ Five thousand Fort Donelson
prisoners have arrived at Camp Morton,
indianapolis.
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Attachment Notice.
Edward Thomas, Plaintiff,
against

Alfred Phillips, Defendant.
N EF0RR John Beardmore, J. P. efWashing-
I'D ton Township, Monroe County. Ohio. I'm
the 18th day of February A. D. lSP2 said
Justice issued an order of Attachment IN the
above action, for the sum Of Twenty, Dollars
and Thirty. Five cents Said cause is sest) for
hearing on the 9Th day of April, A. D. 1852,
ct 2 so,.lock, r. II. III kI.E.lA dEA wa 20
-. EDWARD THOMAS, Plaintiff.
I March IL, I 62.-St. pd. 2 q 2 ! = g
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NOTICE ia hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 9Th day of March A.
D. 1862, appointed by the Probats Court ci
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrators OF the
Estste of Phebe Martin. deceased. glaH.lft
ROBERT ANDERSON, Admir-.
March IL, 1S62.-3t. pd. aaek8 q q
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nsA Four thousand Of the Fort Donel-
son prisoners are at Camp Douglas,
Chicago.
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Attachment
\. Lampirg against Lemnsl MstHca1

F. A. Lampipg against LeTnel Wetcaif
Before JOHN BEARDMoRE. J. P,,s-,.s
Washington Township. Nom oe County. o.
ON the 5th day Of February. 1863, said Jus-
~ tice issued an Order of Attachment in the
above actien, for the sun Of Twenty nine
Dollars and Thirty-three Cents. and Cost. =
Set for trial s9th day of March lsG2yat wo
o'clock P. M. II. A. LAMPfKG, 8
Feb. 10, 1s62--sw Eeasi1 = iifa Plaint.f.
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Tnx New Yasx &ERcoRr IL sold by allnews-
men aud pcfiedioal s,issi1fs in America. Tt
subscfii,~rs, it is regularly mailed every Sat
urday ,aorning, for 81 year; thrse copies fe
S.; six capiss for 50; eight copies for $l2
with an sxtra copy, res, tn the a.tter mp o
the club. Six mouths subssripti.ns received
E Always write plainly tho name Of you
Post tiffe,., Cnuntv. and State. Ws take the
notes of Ill specie paying hanks at par. Pay
ment must invariably Il. inaaie IN advance.
O. Specimen Copies ssnt free Ia all appli
eants.
Address all letters and remittxaess, post
paid, to S.,l. r -
Prspnietars OF tie. Nfn York Herssry
A6 and 43 Ann street, New York lily
| Jan. -, lSS2.-st
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.THAT STANDARD SHEET
1862.

Great National Banner of Intellect
i HEARTS IND HOMES!
NEW YORK MERCURY
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i1FAll kinds ot froducs u
ken in sxchaHss fdr Tins parsr
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FOR SALE BY

e. H. Davenport, Woodsasld; H. c. Kotxsbu {
Ya,asa; Christian sander, Brownsville; Van
law, Alexander 4 Cp., Cameron; John W. Bar
..itt, taford; Wagondeld 4 Co., Jaootsburg
Upton & Powell, jerusalem; Jacob T. Morrill,
GIarington: II. J. F. fhernbury. Bealis-
vili,; sui by Druggists and Merchants gener-
ally Throughout the United States and Canada
Feb. II, I862.-1. stsssssl
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NOTICE.

THE BOOKS, Notes aud Acscunts q + 9.
/ Okey, are in the hands Of 4. Salisbury for
collection. All persons indebted To said okry.
will save cost by proinrtlv paving up. ,sss
JOHN OKEY, Assignee.
woodsfeld, Feb. 10, tst25 5--3mpd
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Our Ei4a isrrn1iAM


Our Great aI'fen1iaM.
To any one ssillinga u 5sdoe ffai faaf l,.u, .ab-
.chptionsi to vANrfY- Faflss rasnSd a. 1.r
one subscriptisnlforlaG Gsss adssgfy =. viii
present spl-ndil oopyc.G msiupsz A
WORcES7ER:S .ILLHy 71Rsl TEH
QUlRTO- DLGLL0xLKY.
which is published at 81 So
Read ti,s following haticSs TX Ill work:
From ths .'Daiy Picsyune," Nsw orissns.
IN hns, We ,cannot hat sissi ;sr ,wssew
ter's new book as in jtsslf The ipus oxxyI,P1
English undenied, wfs,H1 fila h4-s ski3I3d6
havs for ages'bsen n6sinY mao ssxd4 o, sAdy,
to enrich it and to r-ceivs from isaia.u..s.
.r. SO beautifully. and cts.,lyi Nssxihxi upR
and delineated as at one- to furnish -stsrt1eSr
msnt and instruction io the itsa .ier so sespa
- FSo@ tAe sauoBnsa HdrysT ~ sR ~sseoH
"We make DO doubt thas sssi&siek viii
speedily take its poritl.,sl IS st~ .,ssex Si.t
STANDARD of the Engi, Il lxngnr. q ri- the mir.
| teenth century. and Laye nd s4,+sfi Mon. ~
recon mrndsng 1t as ;6t oniy Md 81 GnX IN |.
and reliable guide. but as the un4y-sdeu suiss
within. .our kaowledg..pn B l.gnr srnGw buA
From Lon Agas,iz Lokth
! have looked over yaar g,ssl sdh.>u0r
Worcestel's pictiohniy, cbi q, WITH .fke W.
OF ascer. r.a:Aing how far ttsc,.4.. rk ii EQfe81b
in which am particularly iniessia<siaa, : II
great importance, in ,earf IA ie ,s<Ae I. +
nencaturs OF science is a., IL 81. xxrx ~
20 common use. that ali Eng ,,s l.. x.uc {, cuiA
embrace as much of it as is csH tNEat ~i.h
fthe languages we specs - = III itrulu t6sRe1k1a
and highly deiisht-a to Hnd thEss~d have
succeetsd far leyoI,st ins iaA.<lAuri
ing The proper selection. ari couibiuIng wrh
TT remark : % degree sqff asEeGt1f aAs
could hardly be siyeu, ..sxc-st in. a '-s:s,.sis,
la;yclopedia 'eS sSi "a saNsSNJ
! Address, pnaSJ. r.s<rsfH4ks
Publisher for Prei,.i..-.ts ui Tani Fesr,
So ge 100 Nassau Street, ksrrYsyAs n
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( THE UNION FOREVER.

MARRIED Lon the 9Th inst, by Rev. y
Henderson, Mr.. SAMUEL fHusrER and Miss
RUTH Brown, all Of Monroe County, Ohio.
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Sheriff's Sale.
: Vanlaw & Alexander,
against

dSotubt
Jonathan Wright aud Isaac Wright. q
DY virtue of writ of execution on Justices
ID Judgement to me directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction, at the front
door Of the court house, in the town of Woods
fsld, in said county, between the hours Of ten
o'clock a. m and four o'clock p. H., on
Saturday the l2th day Of April 1 863.
the following real estate, situate in said eoun-
ty,t to Wit. II
The south west quarter of the south west
quarter, Of. section thirty-six. township two,
aud range four, containing thirty nine acres,
more or less! Sa8 NAAk& tE&A
Taken in execution and lsvied upon a' the
property ofJonathan Wright and Isaac Wright,
at the suit aof Vaulaw 4 Alexander. .,sit gfrt.
G. ". CARROTHERS,z
Isgffaf Sheriff. M. c. O.
NJ ch II. 1852 1915. gH3 sGi 8
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NEW YEAR. Iwlru AN OLD FRIEND

On New Years day of 1862. that world-re-
nowned aud pnrivaled gem Of American jour
nalis,n, the peer $ New YORK MERCURY, will
entei upon the twenty fourth year Of the IN es'
brilliant career ever achieved By paper. Dur
ing the past year it has been thu teach4r. sto
lry-teiier, mentor, ami oracie Of t,ro hundren
thousand y4merican homes from pecan to ocean
and from Quebec, in Canada, to Pensacola, OF
the iulf of M ,xico. Young and old. rict
aud poor.sz have .revel-d in its enchanting
stores of wisdom, romance. art, poetry, ant
genial humor; and its praise is Yst -
Familiar in their mouths as hou.ehold words.
The noole patriot sol.iier in his tent, tor
has whiled awav the tejium of camp life il
the absorbing review of It's ~ A%e5 e
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FDHE Proprietor of these Nurseries would
respectfully inform the public and every
body that his Stock is very complete, and in
most things great in variety and amount. He
would impress on the minds of those wishing
to plant the importance of procuring good
trees grown near home and OF the best varie-
tiss-all Of which we claim to have, while
this is the only place in Eastern Ohio where
GOOD RELIABLE STANDARD
PEAR TREES ~
can be procured, and at the same time pur.
ehasers can be accommodated with anything
they need in the way of TREES, PLANTS, &c.
We would note particularly very large
Stock of Apple Trees, 1
Of fine size and of great vigor. CHsRRrzs--a
very superior assortment, and an immense
Stock both of STANDARD and DWARF
PEACHES. PEARS, PLUMS, APRICoTs, SC.
For garden culture we have very fne
Stock Of DIV ARF APPLES, Of the best
and most snowy varieties. DWARF PEARS
and DWARF CHERRIES, and Berries in great
80 varieties, Including DELAWARE. DIANA,
CONCERA, CUYAHOGA, REBECCA, EARLY
NORTHERN MUSCODINK, &c.. go. 7s7
OF Ornamentals, we have an immense stock
both in variety and amount. OF Evergreen
and other Tees and Shrubs, Roses, Vines,
Dahlias, Phioxes, &c., &C.; all of which We
lllsell for CASH, at prices to suit the times.
Nov Is the time to buy, as one dollar will
get nearly as much as two will at other times
and the Trees are of extra size and quality
We are also receiving and forwarding sub
scriptions for most of the agricultural, Hor.
ticultural and Rural publications.. most o
which we can furnish to our customers n
Club rates.. ef-1 80 5
Address all orders to
fI JAMES EDGERToN,
| - : y BurnesviAe, Ohio.
Jan. 8. lS62.-tf.
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5 DIED--On the 9th inst, in this place,
CHARLES CALLENBAUGH,g aged about 40
vears.s 10 sseIisIss1as ,7fstrSro5-s3jk .nErj
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B\ooA OxNA Aaxeesg Nm,
which, in conjunction with the fr
Las e BAooA pvNsvSles, l
win cure, all the Aforementioned diseases,
and, Of themselves, will relieve and cure
81! Hsadoche, lCostiveness, r05os,i,.. ls..
Colic Pains, Cholera Norbss,
IrsdJTsstion, Poin i'm the Boavels,
'la'aaoaA .pikziness,. sto.iaaA qs1.NaI
Try these medicines, and you win never
regretit ~ a IL. f(1II1leSf
Ask your neighbors, who have used them,
and they win say they are sass'zsEA
.otsit tAooA MNcANclN>es,
an ana You shpuld try them before going for .
physioian. e,.;g5 .,.,..srss5. .t.is; ),
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and IT you
have ever doubted you will It'll
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y 4II4 e {. 5. J. !

ONE person writes, her daughter was cureo
of Cts Of nine years standing, and st Vitus
dance of two years. ,fSt ~ - Flaeoslf
ANOTHER writes, his SON was cured
after his flesh hadsalmost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever aud Agus
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years. y
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight years.
a, Cases innumerableo of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills ~ sFe.ss,. f,.,e. ...,,,,,,'.
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THE RArTLEsNAKR

cIR REREIs PRIVArBER. A TAhs OF rHK
,RRsxxr TINS By Nd AHnHine. It is the
slea,ess Noyelstts. si:,cs the days OF Aarryatt
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Administrators Sale,

.OY virtne of an order of the Probate Court
y of Mauroe County, Ohio, the Undersigned
as Administrator of Mary Sloan, will offer for
sale at public outcry, on the premises, oa
Saturday. april lsh, 1852,
Town lots numbered forty.two and ffty-six
in the Town of Antioch, Monroe County, Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in hand
JOHN SLOAN, Admir-.
March IL. 1ss2.-4w. so.
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ou~ story, iui!iatory Of the New Year, is
xo,endii national Romance, copameneing IL
.he Ngw YoRx MxR ueY of Saturday, Januar.
i,,t. lSi3 ana entitled ssSs-s =,
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Phebe Martins Estate.

March IL, 1852. st. 81 90.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-03-12

this doveru}hent eutertains Of your Maj
esty's friendship.
PIT ! eshtime, wishing for your N sjestJ .
long ADD happy life, and for The gsperous
.5ea& emqlous people Of Siam the highest
possible prosperity, i commend both to
the blessing Of Almighty God. ~ 90
:. our good friend,
High k9ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
"By the President:
awMe III: SEwAeD, Secretary of State
washington, Fsbruary 8. 1862
ssS0she Goyerpmeut declines to draw
another elephant.
aRsaders fond Of Oriental hyperbole
may be glad TO know the titles which
King Mongkut attaches to his name.
Here trey are:
ssza All Translation s4sss bss
s.Somdetch Phra Paramehdr Maha
Mongkus, by the blessing of the highest
superagency of the whole universe, the
King of Siam, the sovereign of all interi-
or tributary countries adjacent and
around 10 every direction, viz: Laws of
1Shiengs on northwestern and northern;
Law Kaus on northern to northeastern to
south eastern; most of the Malay PENN
salas on southern and south western; and
Ktriengs on the western to north western
points, and the professor of the Magadhe
language and Observation-Disclosures dc.
&c., &C., to his most respected excellent
1prssidency, the President of the q States
OF America, who, having been chosen b.
the cifizens Of the United States as mos
distinguished, was made President ant
yGhisE Magistrate in the affairs OF the ma
tion for an appointed time Of ofioe.''
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-18
The Trensury scheme.

1t is announced that the Bank Committee
and Secretary Chase have come to an
agreement upon the financial questions
which they have been discussing for some
days. The chief results are these: The
general views of the Secretary relating to
currency and banking institutions are as
sented to; the banks will receive and pay
out the United States notes, and sustain
their credit; the Secretary will issue de
msnd-notes for an amount not exceeding
$5O,oOo 900, but Congress is desired to ex.
tend the provisions Of the existing loan act,
so ss to enable him to issue, in exchange for
demand notes, or in payment to creditors,
one year notes at 3 65-l0O per cent. interest
and convertible into aO.l0O three years
bonds, or to borrow $3.50, 100000 or $500,
100000. 1t is expected that this action an(
legislation will render unnecessary thC
making of demand notes legal tender.