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FROM the cincinnati lnqulrer-I "
Change i'm Public ScEtiment--Ele
AZ Walton Of the Men who OppOScd
kP0pnlarA Passions and Violence
in the Dark Hour.
There is,a, moral conveyed in the following
facts that needs no Interpretation to point /
out. JAMES W. WALL, was thrown into the
ADMINISTRATION Bastle in New York by Sec
rotary Cameron, Secretary of War because
he was opposed to this war. He has now been
elected United States Senator from the State
of New Jersey. Cameron. who imprisoned
him, has been kicked out of the War Depart
ment, and has been defeated an has efforts to
be re elected to- he United Statss Senate from
Pennsylvania.
BENJAMIN Woor, ofNew York, was rlie
proprietor eff the New York Neacs, an anti
war, anti Administration paper The paper
was suppressed. WooD made a peace speech
in the House of Congress, at the risk ofbeing
in imprisoned. lie has just been reelected to
that House by 1000 majority over the Ad-
ministration candidate.
Dr.. EDsoN B Obs was arrested for cp-
pinion's sake, and in u cruel and inhuman
manner taken to Fort Lafayette, and impris-
oned there by the Adninistraticn for four
mouths Whilesthere the people elected him
to the Ohio Legislature from the county of
Fairfield.
~CLEAlENT LIZ was an Cd
ject of great persecution for his opposition to-
the war policy of the Administration His
is course approved by the people of his Con-
gressionaia District by 800 majority, being a
large gain upon his previous yotes-.
GEORGE IT ~PENDLEToN, in a dark hour,
when to oppose the usurpations of the Admin
~istration was to put in peril personal liberty,
if not life, made an able speech in Congress
against the suspension of the ha6eds corpus.
He-was re elected to Congress by twelve hun
dred majority.
Colonel RICHARDSON of Illinois, was the
author aud the first signer Of the Democratic
Congressional Address, which was the 6rst
bugle- sound for political action against the
usurpatioEs of the Administration, that came
from Washington. He has his reward as the
United States Senator from Illinois.
ID. y. MAHoNEY, the editor of tic Dubuque
(1owa) Hnro2d, was thrown into an Admins
tration Bastile because his paper did not suit
the Administration and its sentiments. He
taken up by his political friends, and re-
ceived the honor of a nomination and a large
vote for Congress.
Thus it is that the people do justice to |
hose who, in a critical time, when passion
ind prejudice rule the hour, have the courage
md the patriotism to oppose it, regardless of
oaseqnences. The sober second thought of
he people is always right A man never
oscs any thing by being brave, fearless and
rue.
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REssspEabIlean1 alEEa sagis1atIen,....

While our soldiers are unable to procure
their pay, and their wives areystarying 90 death
forahe very nccessariesa of LIES the, Republic
cans ara voting a bill of SO, 00o,oo0dt to aid
the SsaseI of missouri, to 1emaneipate her
slaves! Because Messrs, ,Yallandigham, Cox,
Allen and the Democrats generally. opposed
this iufamous bill they ara ~denominated trail
tors and secessionists.z Noyion Mirror. :
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HOTJSE FoR RENT.

.rk convenient house on Cottage Street, with
an excellent garden. abundance of fruit, and
a good stable, for rent fram the first of April
Inquire at this Office
Jan. II, 1863 3a33 Q FaE
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sr Ms. Topping, wife of Major G. Il

s@- Mrs Topping, wife Of Major G.. II.
Topping aud daughter. of francis Graham
8 O'Clock sthis mornings Herh~sbaad and son
got home at 10 o'clock last night, from the
army. This sudden death of most cstimable
and respsesedslad5 ehsewssa gloom over our
entire commnnity..
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The DiHeranco Retween am
Indian Negro and
MaSaacr.e.

2 The country generally applauds the action
of Presidnet Lincoln, in ordering the hanging
of thirty seFen Indians, in Minnesota, for the
mu deringref men, women and children in
that State. 1t was, without doubt, a right
cons act LIS saeEesers somewhat IN contrast
win ms Prectamat'on, wnicn virtually calls
upon 'nree unions p parcarous negro SAVES
70 rise IN Jlnsa1seessn winch
he Pres,eent must know would necessarily
De attended with tAe mnrter ana rayishing OF
neiPsless women ana the siaue hter oil unof-
lenainS cnl'aren ne commands the army
-sne nayyeolthez Qnitea Aotatesht interPose no
oostaciete ysmcans the negroes may adopt
&c assert therr,ireedom Sar u DC that the
nzssea e, e9as q noIS.s reSsfds, s1as as 2
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DIED.

DIED,
Janu1ry 26th, 1863, of Meningitis, ORA o.
daughter of VIM. G. and Mary A. Eeltman,
aged 2 years, 3 months and 10 duys.
My flesh ohall slumber in the ground,
Till the last trurpet's joyful sound,
Then burst the chains with sweet surprise :,
ias And1n my Saviours image rise. ]
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- PROF. OF WOODS 80
R S TO2AT We co DIAL
AND
BLOcDa REMOVAL Or

Is precisely what its name indicates, for while
pleasantto taste, it is resiyifying, exhilarating and
strengthening 10 the vital powers. 1t also revivifes.
reinstafes and renews the blood in all its original
purity, audthusrestores and renders the systemi0
vafnerabfp to utrncks of disease. It is the only
proposition ever, offered to the worldin o popular
form so as to be within The reach ofaiI.
So chemically uud s%killfoly combined as to be
the most powerful tonic, and yet SO perfectly adapt
cd so as to act in perfss; accordance with the laws
of nature. and hence seethe the weakest stomach and
tonc up the digestive organs, and allay u nervous
and other irritation. Il is also perfectly xhilara-
ting in its effects, and yet it is never feI owed by
lassitude OF depression of spirits. It is composed
entirely Of vegetables, and these thoroughly COM
bining powerful tsnic and ~ssething properties, and
consequently can never injure. As a sure proven
tive and cure of
Consuapton, Bronchitis, IndigesIs1, Dyspep.ia,
Loss Of Appetite, F~aiatsess, Neroo.. Trritalilfy.
Neuralgia, Pa!ritasioa ~ Il. Hurt, Melan-
choly Hypochondria, Night Steedts, rs
Laaguor, Giddiness, and all thai
Glass of Cases, so jearfully
Fatal called Female Weak
nesses a d Irregu-
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Further notice will appear next week.

Br Capt. F. s. Jacobs. sd o. v. l. has
deposited with Luther Grall& Co, forty dol
lars for Mary Todd, L~oudnnriHc, ASHLAND Co.
Ohio, which she can get BY calling for.
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IBT HI HBaLTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Isscontinually in peril if sheis mad enonehito neg
fect on maltrcat those sexual rreguiaritiesto which
,two-anFds other sex are more or less subjeot-
q DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the
same formula of the inventor, Cornelius LsCheese-
eman, NJ. Def New York, which he has for twenty
years used SUCCESSFULLY in an extended private prac-
tice-immediately relieve without pain, all distur-
Dances of the periodical discharge, whether arising
from relexatiou or suppression. They act like a
charm. in removing the pains that accompany diff
Quilt or immoderate mcnstruation, are the only safe
and reliablesremedy for Flushes, Sick Headache
Pain in theLOins, Back and Sid. s, Palpitation 70
The Heart, Nervous. Tremors, Mysteries. Spasms,
Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous
effects o an unnatural condition of the sexua
unctions. In the worst cases Of Fuor AL6ps or
Whites, they effect q speedy cure.
sLB TO WIPES x.y.D ma
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are offered as the only safs
means of renewing Interrupted meastruation. A
means of ronowing interrupted monstrlation,
HUB L-AD1Es .u1sT8Ezz4yrJuze-0
That on this perry account, if taken when the inter-
ffuptien arises from natural causes, they will inev-
.tably prevent the sexpecteds events. This canton
. alb solutcly necessary, for such is the tendency of
she Pills to restore the original functions of the
.exual organization, that they inevitably arrset
he procsssof cessation lfghA " gaaK
d %reotions. stating when and when they
hould not be used, with each Box-the Price Ono
Dollar each Box, containing from 50Jt h0i Pills.
A valhable + amphiet ,to.to Ma free, oftheA Agents
Pills sentu by maid promptiysby enclosing price to
:he General Agent Sold by Druggists generally.
isag r. B. HUFCHINGS,
General Cor che United States and Canadas
Cedar St, New ! erk
= err sale by ". HI P0TTER.andRs Ii .CIsis
ashland, and by FULLER S SCOTT, Loudup 3
December IS. f~sei.-iyos.
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4IOttC6 %
ed to the, Contmi ssioners Of Ashland Coun-
tn. Ohf5, at their ncrt session, praying "a
foNoies -sa5~. a. bs
err Of Ashland county, Ohio, represent, that 1t will
greatly promote the intcrests,of the. Pnbiictc va
cate so much of the County Road, lending from
Mifaiu to, Olivesbury, and which, part of said road
is described as follows: Running across the lands
|ofJohn Hooyer's Heirs, and the lauds of Benjamin
Staman. and commencing at q stake being attic
Intersection of the sOlivesburg and Mifiin Road,
with the Wooster and Mansfield Road, and running
thence with the bends of said Oliyesburg and Milf
in Road n 20o 13 48-10Q rods. thence N S9s W
AZ 3S-f0O rods, thence N 46o W ID 64-l00 rods.
hence N 41s w I33 5e-1oO rods. thence n 5240W
90 G4lOO rods, thence 40 17S5-lO0 rods to
a stakevwhich stake is 20 feet South of the North
boundary limo of theiS. w. quarter of Section ID,
Township %, Range II. in Ashland county, Ohio.
snd which road 50 proposed to be vacated IS ISl
72-1oorods in lie 18th. and the undersigned pray
for the vacation of the same. aud ask the new road
to be located in its place, rs follows: Across the
lands of Benjamin Staman, comnencing at the
stake in the road leading from Mifiin, to OLIVES
burg, where a line running East and West parallel
with the North. boundary limo of the South West
ouarter Of Sec. Il, Township %, Range IL, and
rhichlinelis2 20 feet South of said North boundary
line will intersect. sad road leading from MifHin
a oliyesbure. and running thence East p6 I96-l00
rods to o point where it viii intersect the road
leading from AshIan to Miflin. Said road so pro-
F0osed to be located being % 96-f0o, rodsii in Length
and aNllocated on the land OF your petitioner,
Beniamin Staman. The undersigned pray your
body TO grant our prayer aRd hereto attach a Plat
~ sprScy of the same as part of this petition.
MANY PETITIONERS.
~ < IS65.4v
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Married.

On the goth of january, a. D 1863, by
Vim. S Strickland, Esq Mr.. WM. WALLAs,
to Mrs. ANA JANE CLARRY, bolh CT Yer
million Township, Ashland Co., Ohio.
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Notice to Teachers.

These ekaminatiops will commence at 9 o'clock
A. NJ. and close at 4 p d. No applicant win
be admitted after II n. Written testimonials Of
good moral character signed by afleasttwo respoh.
be kept on ole. No certificates can be anto-
dated. N private organizations viii be held.
None will be examined wlie 90 not expect to en-
mends, whore practicable, are required fr. m School
directors. We earnestly request them at The close
Of each term to send us q motto of the success 81
their teacher.
This will aid us very much in giving certificates
ynoI to those who are successful teachers.
Rev JOHN ROBINSON,
Clerk of Board of Examiners.
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THERE is NOTHING IT'S EoUAl.

THERE is NOTHING ITS EQUAl.
Also, Liver arrangements or To,pidity, and Liy-
err Complaints, Diseases of the Kidney, or any gem
al arrangement of the Urinary organ,
1t will not only cure the debility following Chills
and Fever, but prevent all attacks arising from
Miasmatic influences, and curethe diseases atom !,
if readily attacked. 0oEs
TraUegers should have a bottle with them, =.
it will infallibly prevent any deleterious coite-
auences following upon change of climate and .
ter.
As it prevents cosliveness, strengthens the d. es
tive organs, it should be in the hands of all pc -ons
of sendentary habits. - 3aue at
Ladies not accustomed to much outdoor exer-
else should always use it, sls4a $500
Mothers should use it, for it is a perfectrelief
paken a month ortwo before the final trial, she viii,
tass the dreadful period with perfect easoand Safe
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AYERS
7PTTTS.

Are you sick, feeble, and com
planning, Are yon outef order,
With your systcn dcranged, 1nd
your feelings uneom0f-slLo>
Those symptoms are efteu the
prelude to SERIOUS i1lness- Some
at of sickness ID creeping upon
you, and should be ayerted by Q
timely use OF the right remedy.
Take Ayer's Pills, and cleanae
out the disorderod hunorB-pn-
rify tire blood, and let the flulds
move on unohstructcd in health
again. They Stimulate tiIcfIne-
lions of the bsdy into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
fire obsfracfions which make
disease. A cold settles some-
whore in the body, and obStruefs
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~ -~~f1rFT1GTEa9F F4faS& .4tiGeH 3
List Of Petit Jurors for the February Term
A. D. 1868, of the Court Of CommonBleasgo of
Ashland County Ohio.
. s. Wstherbees Mohican & Township. sd z
SoloaaonN Kahl,ezs esess - a5oss lss Ssa 20 :
Ashley Psrusly, SulGyanBss
E. G. Mafks.s Hanoyer
Jas. Dearmonl Jackson "
Isaac Hot, .xsMa 20 ga 20 S.
Jacob Ambrose, Perry
E. N. sackctt,. Rpggles sit s !.
Enoch PortsrssTroys { Bad y
james c.sa ssIsass64ery 80 s 5ss :.
a6Aaes6 guR6Rsefoa sAME TERN. -
David Porter, Yermillion sFevnsHp B~siiia'fs
TbousEaroo fasf ssez8 bsssfs 7ssmzsae bzeI
JOSIAH Thomas, Orange 90 Ata
Matthias shdllay,, p"asasasz sfetitH :
zeb1ioaMetsslsMshiss h &c. = Z, H nss e.
Wili.na Boncbfigbty n iiton asisst1g e5s~ ~
-ss{x A4te G7df sszaueT I~s5ssaTssa6 ~
Aonft 14ssf3,Ris o.gtez , - fzs1es 11st -
William Humphrey, Green ssssszt1
Johh1 fodgh. Montgoner55s@ xsss@s - go s
Geo. W. .RiddlegoH Hsol zsa
T,o Reffma6z 10 sxAad 1o8zst3 %
jacob A. Myers, ansrey
william Patterso1 Perry .sszs xss i sssss
aPaMsnny Sullirand 1o aiG 81 % ss~
Lrsf.srtps~pH f>@aeiH seasiinata saj
FsIy So n5s1 Is oA9 s
- = -
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ADMINTSTRATOR,g NOTICE
RI osicc is hereby given, that the undersignsd
In was on the It'll day OF Sept. 1862, appointed
Administrator OF the Estase'of MiehaerG. Ricks6
ED nl9s JACOB FAST.
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There's IL no. mistake about ii : fa ~
TIL CORDiALsISl ALL WE CLAIM IT..
-~ .JEO fEerS.s 4I-m II 2 20 oseez 10

Ind to you we appeal, to detect the illpesst or de-
cline not only your l~aughteri before it be too late.
! ut also your sons and husbands, for while Che for
grave. zrafherathan let their cendifioh be known in
time, the latter are often Sc mixed up with tnesex-
elemental business, thatif itfwerc not for yon
hey too, would travel in the same downward path
until 1t is too late to arrest their fatal fall, But the
imether Is always yigilant, and to you we confident
iy ~aypeaI; for We are sure your never-faiiing afec-
ton will unerringly point you to Prof Wood'sR Re-
s~torafiye Cordialand WoodaRenGyator asltlre reme-l
DIV which should be always on, hand in lima of need
o j WOOD, 1Supcrietor, 444 Broadway, New
York: III Market street, st Louis, Mo and sold by
ali good druggists Price S1lper bottle
1shland March C. 1Y40 s1ain Isl SCI st
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Bufous Disorders Liver CompIafntss
From DR.. Theodore Bel, Of Nes5 YORK. CITY,

SIR: I have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice ever since you made them, aud do not hesitate q
sav they are the beat eafhar1ic we employ. Their reou
fafing. action on the liver is quick and decided. some
or that organ Indeed, / have s1ldom found a case Of
Ailiotss disease Sc obstinate that It did not readily yicld1l
them. FrNtor1Ialiy YOURS, IONIC BALL, NJ ID,
DI1as;cIna Of fhe Marine Hefpffol
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From Or. y. W. Cartwright, Eeav Orleans.
Your rils are the prince OF purges. Their excehenl
mild. but very certain ana ~efFectual In their action on thu
bowels, which makes them invaluable 10 US IN me amy
treatment OF -
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ROdD WOTICE.

Notice is hereby that a petition aotN be present
ed to the eon.mi ssioaers Of ashland Couna-
ty, Ohio, al their ncrt session, praying as
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20 gses11sTaSeSsE. 49, .alse =
Li.t Of Petit Jurors for the February Term
A. d. 1858, of the Court Of CommonsRleas of
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-.0r- LFOH LF@. D F"NE7
DEAR BRo. AVER: I cannot answer you achat com
plants I have cared with your Pills better fiInn to say
oil that roe erer treat iriEb a purgnfire niedfc5ne. l4laeo
great dependence ON an ~caectHal catliertic In my qauy
afford rs the best we have, I OF course value them highly
PrrTsuuRG, Pa, May /, 1855
DIR. j. C.. AVER. Sir: I have been repeatedly cured Or
the worst headache any body can have, by 2 dose or tire
of your Pills. 1t seems to arise from q foul stomnc1s
Yours with great respect, Cd ". PREBLF,
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JOB PR1M &
Executed with neatnsss and dispatch At this
Once and at reasonable prices.

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% send them until al arrearages are paid.
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timed.
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held responsible. ~
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From the Richmond Examiner. Dec. 81.
GEe.sG Ksisa0er ssa GEle k3bDy.


The Yankee officers at the Libby Pris-
on Will, we understand, celebrate their
captivity, the present week, by u splendid
dinner, served up on the taOGe u ho!e OF
the prison, and embracing bill of fare
uuequaied in Richmond or the South
since this cruel war commenced. The
Wand OF his recherche ''reuuiou' have
been put up in the North expressly for
tic great occasion. and are now being re-
@ ived by ever! h4g-;l-truce NtealAer.-
New York, Phllade. phia and Baltimore
are vieing with each other in their lavish
of money, and tho richness and extent OF
their gastronomic cont ,utlons. The
Comic Ierate authorities have kindly Sc
conded the generous movement and will
act AS chief cook and bottle washer on the
8 vi en- Ious occasion. A few outside in
vitatlons have been extended to the LEAN
aud hungry" Richmond officials, not in
cluding the Commissioner of Exchanges,
tie comuandant of Libby Prison Post,
the President, members of Congress and
the Cabinet.
Brigader Gen Neal Dow will preside
at the head and Col Streight at tho foot
of the table. .,.
Alter the .'removal of the CLOTH" toasts
wit and sentiment-all at the expense Of
the confederacy be the order ofthc
day. ssl -s - 7ss7- aa
We have been favored with glance Of
an advance proof OF the bill Of fare, ano
print its items, Notwithstanding we are
sure it will aggravate the feelings of oul
soldiers in, the field, and the feelings o
Confederate prisoners North, when they
compare this.sumptuous living with theil
own poor and scqnty fare. 80 sss (
Among the epieurean viands named il
the bill are sugar -cured hams, spiced beef
round Of beef, beef tongue, chickens
oysters in cans, picked tripe, ditto to
matoes, peaches. marlnalade,. soda crack
sers, cheese, potatoes unions" cabbages
butter, lemons, extract coffee, condensed
milk, chocolate, apples, preservedquinces
pound cake, fruit cake, wines, oordials
and variety of entrees, side dishes, 30
4
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Signor--sOns dollar is too high for a
single meal; commend your economy ,.z
Stranger Indignantly IL can eat
when hungry, whatever the pricel'
Signor--I spoke of economy because
observed some provisions in your hat !
Stranger-Gn an offended tone)-'Pre-
visions, sir carry no provisions with
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(From the Boston Post December 15.)
Mysterious Tragedy in Maiden
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4oettg.
Written for the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
THE EXILEEh PATRIOT.


Banished because thou hast dared
To plead for Justice and Right
Because thy most eloquent tongue g.
Hath shamed the usurper's might;
Because thy noble soul disdained,
Even for one transient hour,
To barter principle for gold,
Thy Couutry's life for power 7
200 - a7 Vallandingham.
Because thou hast dared to assert
The rights our Fathers gave
Hast placed the Union far before
The freedom of the slave
Thou art branded "Traitor" by those
Whose lips the name
You'd scorch and shrivel into dust,
We're they n,t dead to shame
-9 Vallandigham.
But there is, in future, a day
+ OF fearful retribution.
For those who, now, dare set aside
Our glorious Constitution
An outraged people will enforce
The laws of high majesty--
Will punish those whose deeds have
nocked
The name Of Liberty
Iailandigham.
And thou, oh fearless Patriot,
Thou true and loyal one,
Thy Country welcome will await
Her patient exilcd son. a..-
Thy name VII be revere1, when all
Vile traitors to their trust,
Forgotten in ignoble or VS.
lie n.oid'ring into dust
F4llaudigham.
CoLuMBCs, IND.
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DELIMQUEr1T, TAX SALE

The lands lots and parts of lots returned delinquent by
the Treasurer Of Monroe County together with the taxes and
penalty charged thereon ageeaby law contained and
described in the following list viz. :. :
.- % :. x
IN WHOSE NAME SITUATE QUARTER DR. NJ.
A&Aeo' In -'-'~'- Section of Value Penalty.
RTS Acres s SON
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BENTON TOWNSHIP.

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-30
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claim A gcncy.

sz The subscriber hss formed partnership
with ANDREWS VASficKLE and MrCex OF CO.
Ia nbus, for the persecution of all military
claims whatever such as sack pay, BountS
Pensions, &e. &c The long experience and
ext.n<iv. practice Of this PIRN will it is horei
secure pa hlic couidvmc". The stibScrib-r vii
attsnd At his Office on Main Street, Woodsfeld
nearly opposite DR.. smiths.
IS kr-f ID EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
i Feb. 4-IS63 srno. Atty at Law.