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PETERSoN's MAGAZINE.

We are in receipt of this popular
Lady's Magazine, for December. Ills a
splendid plumber; With superb title page
for 1864. Notwithstanding The suor,AoLs-
ly Increased price of paper, aud the rise
in all printing materials, peterson will
still be furnished at two dollars year
No Magazine of similar merit approaches
it in cheapness. Its stories and noveletIes
are by the best writers. In 1865; -Four
Original Copyright Novelties will be
given. It's Fashions are always the
--latest and Prettiest. Every neighbor
hood ought to make upa club. 1t is the
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size % inches by 90 inches,
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INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.
CoLLEcroR's OPyrcE, I5rH CoILEcrroS |

CoLLRcroR's 0PYroE, I5rH CoLLEcrtoN
DIsTRr 4, STATF or CrIo.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the Assessor
thus Ufice the Special List OF Taxes Special
Incomes of 1863; said Taxes are now due
and payable.
l will attend, in person, at my Office, North
east corn-r of Bank Building. Athens, Ath",t-
county, ohio, being Division No. 1 OF said
District:
At the Treasurer's Office, in the town o.
Pomeroy, in the county of Msigs, being Di-
vision No. z, by Geo. B. Crow, Deputy Collec-
tor;
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the city of Marietta, Washington County, be
irg Division No ), By stephen Newton, Esq,
Deputy Collector;
AT the office of Messrs. w. p. Sprague &
Co in the tewn Of Malta, Morgan county, be
ing Division No 4, by Jacob II. Davis, "ep
uty Col ecIor:
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MONEYS Store, in he town Of Woodsiad,
Monioe county, being Division No. ), by john
b Noll, Deputy Collector;
From the 16ih dry Of Noren,ter 1864, to
the 26th day IF Dscsniber 1864,
to recsive payment of the taxes sforessid
If not paid within that time, ton per Gent
penalty Will be added to taxes on Incomes,
as prescribe ~ law.
f. H. MOORE,
Collector 1ath District, ohio.
At ems, Nov. 23, le64-4w.
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FAIEsASxs' ScALEs.-lt is with some bust
ness frms as il is wi.h some indivIdua ais, that
they stxad aisne in the department Of trade
to which they direct their attention. Ii be-
comes speciality with them, ans by makipg
OF WHICH it is capable. This is the cass Nith
the Aessrs. Fairbanks, the celebrated Scale
Makers. They have devoted themselves 30
entirely, aud with such thorough SCIENCE an
skill 10 ae manufacture OF Weighing Iustru-
ment', tnat they s-eu to have ,-tt n"snrng to
be done pr elners.--N. /, kvESISo Post,
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

LNLZaY MCDONALD, susan CLANCY, Eliza.
beta .Hetcalf and Elisha Metcalf her hts,
band, Mary scott and - Scott her hus SO and.
sarah Lauver and Solomon Lauver her hus-
hand, Joseph McCoiinm, Isaac McCollum, VIM
Ho ColluH. Wilson McCoilum and Mary Jane
HcColum heirs at Law of Joseph Mcdonald
senior, deceased, and also James oliver Amos
purchaser of the SHARE Of said Elyey, are
hereby notified that Joseph Mcdonald junior,
has this day flsd his pe'ition in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, in
which he asks partition of ths east bali of
the south east quarter of section twenty-five,
township four. range FIVE in said County; as
one OF the heirs of Joseph Mcdonald, senior,
deceased.
Said petition will be for hearing at the Feb
ruary term of said coutt.
ARCHBULD & HUNTER,
.fltorneys for Plaintiff.
November ls. 1854 -6w.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

WILLIAM McDDUGAL, Christena Pittman,
w and Peer K. Pittman, her husband.
George AeDougal, aud h0mas Armstrong,
will take no,ice that petition was filed
against them on tine 18th day 81 Novembe +,
A. ID. 1864 in the Court of COinmon Pleas
within and tor the Iounty If Monroe, by
rhomaa McDouSai. and is now pending VIII, re-
in Thomas McDougat demanis PARTITION of
the following real estaie, To wit:
rh- mlei'ile part OF the west half Of the
north west 4usrtsr Of section twenty one, IN
tow :,shlp four, of r&ngs four, in the county
ut Mourue aud State vi ONO, Containing hftl :
nine acres; and that at that the next term
of ,sii Court, this sal Thomas McDougal
w,il app.y for au der that PARTITION ,nay be-
maize OF said premises.
AMOS & PASSMORE,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
November %, 1864 -6w.
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THE LaDY,s. FRIEND.

The Becember na.nbsr of this magazine
is tru.y sblcndid Que, being the hand
soonest yet issued. Ths opening plate,
sThe Snow Bir1s Christmas Visit i. u
perfect gem; and the Frontispiece Of the
yolane, suggested by story of Hans
Christian Andersen's is one Of those en-
grsyings upon which the eye will lipger
for long time, and turn to again and
again. Two more .beautiful engravings
than these are seldom seen in magazine
Tho daable fashion Plate for this month
is finely engraved and richly colored me
magazine contains superior steel fashion
I plates 70 she Lsdys Frieno. while the
other epgravings srs ~ usual sqrpereus,
ard svs'tics. highly iotersstie. 70 the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-11-23
IS. The literary co.tsnt, are excel.

ladies. The literary contents are excel
lent.
Price $3.50; 2 copies Si,6n; 8 copies
s16, 90. 81 copies s35so. Specimen n am :
bers will be sent to, those desirous OF
making up clubs for is cts. Wheeler &
Wilson's celebrated Sewing Machines are
furnished as Premiums. OIL cert.in terms
Address Deacon 4 Peterson. 3l9 Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
Now is the time to send on subscrip-
tions for 1855.
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AScli154z1 - a,6sa1..A
DIED-la Salem township. Monroe
County, on the 18th OF October 1861, in
the l4th year Of her age, NANCY
ELLEN, daughter of joel and Nancy
Yest
.Our young and gentle friend, whose smile
Made brighter summer hours,
Amid the frosts OF Autumn time,
Has left US with the flowers.
No palisg of the cheek of bloom,
Fercgsrned US of decay;
No shadow from the Silent Land,
Fell round our lila way.
The light of her young life went down.
As sinks hehIud the hill
The glory OF setting star,
Clear, suddenly, aud still
As pure and sweet. her fair brow seemed
Eternal as the sky;
And like the brock low song, her voice
A SQUAD which could act die.
And half we deemed she needed not
Inc changing Of her sphere,
To give to heaven shining sne,
Who walked an angel here
The blessing Of her quiet life
Tel! anuS like the dew;
And good thoughts, when her footsteps
prsssed,
& JLiketairy blossoms grew. a
We miss her in the place of prayer,
And by the hearth fires light;
We pause beside her door to hear
Once more her sweet "Good night"
There seems a shadow on the day,
Her smile no longer cheers;
A dimness on the stars OF night,
Like eyes that look through tears.
Alone unto our Fathers will,
One th ~ught hath reconciled;
That He whose love excsedoth ours,
Has taken home his child.
Fold her. o Father! in thine arms,
And let her henceforth be ~
A messenger love, be.wecn
Our human hearts ana Thee"
CLARtsGros, O. DC----R
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pGr The time of many of onr campaign
subscribers expires with this number. We
hope they viii renew. their subscriptions
We still adhere to the old price of Sl.50
IN advance. We do not want subscribers
st this price without pre- payment. Send
aloFg 81, so for year or Is cts. for six
msnths.
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GALLANT BOYS.

We netiee the arrival at h,mc OF Ser
.geant Jane. Drum, Sergeant Henry
sDougherty, Corporal James Brown and
Bsnagy BrsWa OF the 62nd o. VI. Their
sferms sf service expired an the 9th ulti,
but two days aFterward. when the Rebels
charged our lines, their scommsHder says.
ssthey seized their museets and fought
4IteSI-iroesn he adds May they enjoy
.thefqsiet land pleasures OF home, Tor
'tlnrias the past theee years they perform
ed their dnsies hogesily and fai,hfully
They were ss eff cisnf soldiers ss ever
entered the sers,ec.
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SAruRpAY. NoY. 19. 1864.

nn. A List OF Letters remaining in
the Post otice at Wuodsfeld, Ohio, Nov.
2l, 1864.
Miss Virginia Adams, Mrs. Mary A.
Emens, j. Sherman 2, Henry Shutty,
Isaac Scott.
Persons calling for the above Letters
will please say they are advertised.
Fl. FLEMINt3. r. H.
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9atal yattlligsues.


Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved msuy a large business;
Has created many = new business.
TRY 1T,
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32C Announcements of marriages and
deaths, containing four lines sr less, We
publish free OF charye: aud will ue much
obliged 10 our friends through"ut the
County, it they viii forward them To as.
Obltsary notices must be paid Tor, st the
rate oi i've cents per line.
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- The time Of the Barnesville and
Woodsfeld mail is changed 50 as to start
daily from each Of these points at nine
o'clock A. NJ This will be much more
lsatisfsetsry than the former arrangements.
Tho nail wll be carried on alternate days
In the hack
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Farm for SaIc.
Guardians Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed will offer for sale 81 public aue
tion on the premises, on
Saturday, the 3rd day of December 1864
the following premises. situate In Washing
ton County, Ohio, to wit:
The north east quarter Of the south cas-
quarter of section 10, township 2, and rang,
five. I6 aF s.
TERMS OF SALE-one-third in hand, one
third in one-year, and the residue in tw,
years, with interest on the deferred payment.
from the day of sale, to be secured to tn.
satisfaction of the undersigned.
ISABELLA J. WYLIB. Guardian.
November ., 1894 -
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p@- Lincoin's msjority of the popular
votsNis estimated at 25o,uos. Consider
ing the number OF States he carried this
il snall.
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1eO- Baker l. Son have on hand . large
lot OF groceries purchased tor cash, which
they can and will sell as cheap Ms they
can be bought in Woodsfeid. Dent pay
exhsrbifanf prices other places for COM
neaisies when yeu can get them At q
fair price at Bakers Gsil and try them
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- We are compelled to decline the
IA verses Of G. g. As poetry it will
hardly pass master, and as an obituary We
mast conform to our terms. The writer
has our sympathie in his bereavement.
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e. Gen. Sheridan has been appoint,

sG- Gen. Sheridan has been appointed
Major General in the regular army to
sll the vacancy caused by the resignation
81 Gen. Mcclellan. Sheridan was pre-
ssieus to this only Captain in the regular
army.
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e-l GoDEEs LAprs BsoK.-rhis splen-
8 did Magssins for Dscsmber is ON eur
table, it cs.nilot be surpassed, and de-
. stSsediys eaioysSthe reputation OF being
one of the best Magazines Published.
The steel sengfa wing : The Return" is
alone xprth the su description price Fash
ion-piates bsautiful Now is the time
- for making mp clubs for the New Year.
Fer ternls zee adysrlisemsAt.
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MARRIED-On the 9th day of Nov.
1864, by James H. Morris. Esq. Mr..
JAMES H. THOMAS aud Miss RACHEL
McVEr, all OF this county.
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GOOD THINGS.

q Baker g. Son have fitted up roon for
8 an soyster saloon where they farnish oys-
ters in the best style.- togsther with all
the necessary condiments. Itisgiven up
that Mart can beat any one in town cock
ing oysters They have also choice
liquors, sarainss, nuts, &c, &c.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

II is a we'll established fact that no prepa-
that, as q remediai agent for the sale and
speedy curs of Coughs, Colds, Group, influenza
Hoarseness. Tickling in the Throat, Soreness
of the Chest and Lungs. and the relief of Con
sumptive Cough. is equal to Co.'s COUGH BAH
SAM Although not known in the Western
States until the fall of 1853. over 800, 900
bottles ef il were sold and used by the people;
its immense popularity being the Result OF ito
unaoubtei merit The pros rietors, MesSrs.
C. q. CLARK Il CO., OF New Haven, Ct., who
are among the most rriiabie of the Easte
Drug Houses, have offered to any man who
would pi oiuce an ,ticle that would cure any
Lung aud Throat affections As quick as Goes
Cough Balsam, reward OF Si0O and are
without any tak-r, alth ough the offer has been
made public over two years. The bottle CONF
par-s favorahiy in size with any of the 65
cent prepsratiens. and its strength is s-copd
cheapest remedy IN the world We have the
united testimony of such houses Lord &
smith; Fuller, Finch q Fuller: Burnham Il
Van Schaaok; J. u Reed & Co, and H. 500
viii, all heavy druggists in the city Of Chicago
together with the assurance of wholesale and
retail druggists in ali points Of the Northwest,
that they are selling more of this preparation.
and that it gives greater satisfaction than
any other Cough Balsam now extaat. No
family shouli De wi heut il; it is within tho
r-aCh Of all. the pric" being only 40 cents. In
timr OF health, provide for disease CHICAGO
rRiBUNE llmJ
November 16, 1864.
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saJ. +. d w. hoiIlsler correct our
market reports weekly. Fer most Of ths
articles enumerated they wll pay cash at
th. rates quoted.
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NJ We learn that the Liacolnites of

~ We learn that the Liacolnites of
.Beallsyille had celebration on Saturday
evening, over. the result OF the election.
We are willing to join in rejoicing
Nlseneser- Lincoln shall do anything to
!. varrant .it--whenever he shall recover
from .his monomania after negroes, aud
pay sone altenton to white people. In
looking ever all this wide expanse OF
county he is unable to sec any body but
negroes. as4
Negroes are the only persons who can
consistently rejoice at his reelection.
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No4fee to Fruif Tree PMr-
P1RanARn

All persons who purchased fruit trees
during Last summer from the agents Of
Gray, Nevissn 4 Co are notified that
the trees are at the ; Monroe House in
Woods6eld, in the care of Thomas Hall.
1t is .aesirabls that they be called for
imnedia,sly,-lt, pd
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OYSTERS! oYsTERsn

Baker 8 soa keep copstaatiy on. hand
suppiy of fresh and can oysters. for sale
BY the can, hali can oil dozen.
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FOR SALE BY

G.H. Davenport. woodsfeld; Il. c. Kes.ebus
Malaga; Christian Sander, B, ,ewnsville; ranis~
Alexander 4 Co., Cameron; John w. Barhiis.
Stafford; wagonfeld d Co., Jacsbsburg; Upton
&Powell. Jerusalem: Jacob T. Morrill,. Cisripg
ton; J. II. & J. F. Thornbury. Beallsville and
by Druggists and Merch ants generally through
uot the United States and Canada.
JUpKINs & HALL, Woodsfeld, @
Jan. 8, 1s63.-ly.
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Settlement Accounts.

>TnTIGE is hereby gwen, hat the following
IN Settlement Accounts vii. be for hearing
Thursday, Deremdcr 8th, 1864,
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a@s6- Writing School will commence sn
"Wednesday night next. 6a
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CHARLES J. PETERSON,
306 Chestnut street, Philadelpbia
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November 10, lSsa.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-13
Estate James Dorman. deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that lett. RS tes
~ tamentary ON the estate of James Dor
man, late of Decatur township, NJ film ooun
ty, deceased, have been gra, ted to the under
signed, residing in the Borough of Lewistown
All persons indebted to said estare are re.
quested to make immediate payment and
those having claims to present them duly au'
thenticated for settlement.
Ii. j. WALTERS,
ly6 Executor.
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Estate Of Adam Breneman deceased,

y UTlCE is hereby given that letters tes-
~ tamrntary on the estate of Adam BreIt-
eman, late of Granville township, deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned, the
first named residing in said township, and
the latter in the borough of Lewistown. All
persons indebted TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims TO present them duly authentica-
ted for settlement.
FRANCES BRENEMAN Exeea.zix,
d. W. WOODS, Executor
jel5 Of Adam Breneman, dec'1,
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8 3 = 4 z 9 8 = :
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Sabbath School Library For Sale

SaDUdLA ocIlooI LIUIdfy rOT Sdl6,
Containing over six hundred vol
umes. The Presbyterian Sabbath School
CO mmittee have been authorized to
dispose of the above books at a very
reduced price, because their contents
have become old to the school, vet the
books themselves are in good condi
ton. The library was selected with
great care, and consists of some of the
choicest books from three Boards of
Publication. We propose to give to
purchasers an opportunity of selecting
such books as they may want from the
cases, which is much preferable to Il
catalogue selection. Those wishing to
see the library will please call on
J. IRWIN WALLIS,
or r. W. PATTON,
iy13-2t Committee
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Estate of Franklin Caldwell, deceased. .

NOTICE is hereby given that letters res
~ tamentary on the estate of Franklin
Caldwell. late of Granville t'wnship, Mifflin
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in said township. Al
persons Indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment. and those hav-
ing claims to present them duly authentca
ted for settlement
SUSAN ISABELLA CALDWELL
JGl5 Executrix.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

Flour-Superfne 50 so, extra II so
al2 90 Rye flour o 90. Corn meal
0 90 per bbl,
Grain-Red wheat 250c, white 275a
O0Oc, Rye 17Oal75c. Corn 10. Oats
96c weight. CIoverseed SO O0a9 25
per 64 lbs. Flaxseed 40 per bushel
Timothy 25.
Beef Cattle, 12al7c; Cows, $40 to IS
per head; Sheep, GAZE per Id gross
Hogs, Sl4 00 to Is 00 the 100 lbs net
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-13
TWO Ray HORSES.
Estate of Alexander Mckee, deceased.

n Office is hereby given that letters tes-
y tamentary on the estate of Alexander
Mckee, late Of Derry township, Mifiin CO..
decreased, have been granted to the under.
-1red, residing in said township. All per-
sons indebted 20 said estate are requested to
maze Immediate payment and those having
claims to present them duly authenticated
TOR settlement.
MARY NJ SHAW.
ELIZABETH B. NJ KEE,
laIS1F Executors.
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THE MARKETS.
LEwIsTowN, july Is. 1864.

LEWlsTOWN, July IS. 1861.
Butter, is quoted at 25 cts; Eggs,
IS; Lard 10; Wool, washed, 90; prime
Red Wheat, 2.2O; Corn, 30; Rye, 1.35;
Potatoes, so; Extra Flour, per 100,
600; Fine 4.5U; Superfne, 400; Family,
800; Salt per bbl. 4.50; Sack, 400; Oats,
IS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-13

Lock Repairing, Pipe Laying,
Plumbing and White SmlthIng
VIE above branches of business will be
L. promptly attended to on application at
the residence of the undersigned in Main
street. Lewistown.
janl0 GEORGE MILLER.