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ROvAIaRIDS
IRON IN THE BLOOD.


II is well known to the medical profess
sion that Iron is The vital Principle or Life
Element of the blood. This is derived
chiefly from the food we eat I; but if The
food is moi properly digested, or il, from
any cause whatever, the necessary guam
tity of iron is not taken into the circulation
or becomes reduced. the whole system suit
fers. The bad blood will ~irritaie the heart,
will clog up the lungs, will stupefy the
brain, will obstruct the liver, and will send
lis disease producing elements 10 all paris
of the system, and every one will suffer in
whatever organ may be predispesed 10 dis
ease. The great value of
IRON AS A MEDICINE
Is well known and acknowledged by ell
medical men. The difficulty has beer to
| obtain such a PREPARATION of il as will en-.
ter the circulation and assimilate at once
with The blood. This point, says DR.. Hayes,
Massachusetts, SialeOChemist, has been at
tanned in the Peruvian Syrup, by combina.
ton in a way before unknown.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is a protected solution of the Protoxide
of Iron. A new discovery in medicine that
strikes al the Root OF Disease by supply
ing the blood with its Vital Principle or
Life Element-lroE
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Fever and Ague, Loss of energy, Low
Spirits.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
%infuses strength, vigor, and new life into
the system, and builds up an "Iron Consti-
luton"
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Nervous Affections, Female Com.
plants, and all diseases Of The Kidneys
aud Bladder.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is a Specific for all diseases originating in
a bad state OF the blood, or accompanied
! by Debility or a low state of the system.
PAMPHLETS containing certificates OF
| cures and recommendations from some o!
| the most eminent Physicians, Clergymen
and others, will be sent FREE 10 any adj
DIRE IS.
We select a few of the names 10 show
the characier.og the testimonials.
John E. Williams, Esq President Of the
| M~eiropoiitan Bank, ". Y.
Rev. Abel Stevens, late Editor Christian
! Advocate g. Journal.
Rev. P.rChurch, Editor N. Y. G bron icle.
kev. John PIerponi, Rev Warren Burton.
Rev. Arthur B. Fuller, Rev. Gurjon Rob-
bins, Rev. Sylvanus Cobb, Rev. T. Starr
King, Rev. Ephraim Mute, Jr., Rev. Joseph
H Clinch, Rev. Henry Upham, Rev. p. C.
Headley, Rev. John w. OImsiead. Lewis
Johnson, Nj. D., Roswell Kinney, Nj. D.,
S. K. Kendall, NJ. D., w R Chishol MN D.
Francis Dana, M. D, Jeremiah Stone, VI
! D Jose Antonio Sanches, M. D A. A.
Hayes, Nj. D., Abraham Wendell, M. D.,
J. K. Chiffon. Nj. D., H. E. Kinney, M. D.
Prepared by MI Clark & CO., exclu-
| sively for J. P. DINSMORE,No 49l Broad
way, Now York. Sold by all Druggists.
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ESTRAY HORSE.

Was left in the public road, on tbs
morning Of the 9th ult., by some perso
unknown, near the premises of the under.
signed, in Beaver Valley, Columbia counS
ty, a DARK BAY HORSE, with thrs
white hoofs. blind in left eye, and smf
slar on forehead. The owner is reques
10 come forward rove property pay CHI
es, and take him away, otherwise heI
be sold according 10 law.
FRANKLIN L. SHUMH
Beaver Valley, Aug. 3, lss4.-3t.A
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PETRRsos's MAGAZINE has been received
Tor the month Of August its second num-
Der on The new volume. With the July
number q nev volume began, s1ording an
excellent opportunity to subscribe. All
single subscriptions are Two DOLLARS 9
year 10 advance. Three copies one year
$500 FIVE copies 81, so; ifleen copies
$4,000. The publishers will send to any
one getting up a club = handsome prsmi-
um either an illustrated Ldcy's album
handsomely bound in guilt, OF an excellent
engraving. Clubs may with the
July or January numbers. The present
number is we'll filed with interesting mat
,er-thirty-seven articles, ard forty elk en-
bsllishmenis.
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The DkAFT.-A meeting of those persons
liable 20 q draft was held in the Court House
on Wednesday evening last, 10 devise
means TO fill the quota OF Danvills IN the
SOC, 900 call, without resorine to a draft
We rave beer informed thai some $1,000
were subscribed by those present toward
effecting the Object anviHs Iaf.
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REMEMBeR that ii was an abolition con-
gress that passed the conscription bill, with
The Communication clause" in it, and also
that it was al abolition congress which, af>
Ter every poor man had paid his last dollar
10 save his neck from the butcher shop, re-
pealed that Communication clause, I" so as to
get the poor mans body at last.
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CHARLES @.
Attorney at Law,
BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA CO., PA.

WILL practice in the several Courts of
w Columbia county. All legal business
intrusted TO his care shall receive prompt
attention.
OFFICE ,-On Main Street, Exchange
Buildings, over Miller's Store.
ADriI IA. 1884.
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Readings Russia Salve I!
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE has iul
Iy established the superiority of
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE

Over ell other healing Preparations
Ii cures all kinds of Sores, Cots, Scalds,
Burns, Boils, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, ErysiP-
elias, Sizes, Piles, Corns, Sore Lips, Sore
Eyes, &C., removing the pain al once, and
reducing the most angry looking swellinss
and inflammation as if by magic.
ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX.
For sale by J. P. DINSMORE, No. 4el
Broadway, New York, S w. FOWLE &
Co., No. l8 fremont 81. Boston, and by
all Druggists.
August 3, l864.-1y
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PsIvATE soldiers in the Army now nave
sixteen dollars per month, and corroraIs,
ssrgeants, &c from eighteen TO twenty. AT
the rate sold il quoted in the market now a
privaie's wages would amount, even with
this advance, TO only about twenty cents per
day.
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II il said that General Butler recently or
dered a soldier TO be whipped for going to
the rear when be ordered him front. The
poor soldier was innocent, for he went The
way Ben. was looking, when he ordered
him front,
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MARIE ID .

In Waverly, Pa, by The Rev. + Taylor,
on the 5th of July, 1864, Dr.. NATHAS JONES,
of Wilkesbsrre, and Mrs. RHoDA NJ. MICH
OLSON, OF The former place.
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INLAY & BIckNrLL's BANK NorE REPoRTEa
fOr the first Of August, is ont, Il is . sale
and reliable money guide.
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BLANKS! BLANKS! BLANKS II
,EDS, SUMMONS,

EXECUTIONS, SUBPENAS,
of proper & desirableforms ,fo' sale
ofthe "Star ofthe NORTH
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W.. b. yACoBY, EDITOR.
BOOHSBURG, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1864.

s. M. PErTEEelLL & Co., 81 Park Row,
New York, are duly authorized 10 solicit and
receive subscriptions AID advertising for the
Star of ike korfh, published al Bloomsbury,
Columbia county, Penn'a.
: MATTER & Co., 335 Broadway. New York,
are authorized 10 receive subscriptions and
advertising for the Star Of the NorfA.
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A DEMocRAT by the name of Kindly, OF
Cumberland county, Pa, sued a toel OF
L%incoln's, by The name OF Oswald, for an
illegal arrest. The county court, awarded
the plaintiff 81 900 damages. The defend.
ant appealed to the Supreme COuu of the
State, which confirmed the decision of the
lower court. So Lincoln's tool is mulced
n the sum OF 81 900.
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A CARD re THE SUFFERING.

Bloomsbury, Sept. 10 1862.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19
ANUsEMENTS.

WALNUT srRtBT THEATRE This evening
Miss Lucille Western will appear in the male
character Of "Don Caesar de Bazan." TAc Dor.
ionnance will close vith the thrilling Scotch
MARTIAL drama, Uay0cc TIE Hrro Of ScoV7nY
On Mot day next Miss Wustcrr will aprgtr as
Hc Ebp,ush 0''
'FArNhErtri OR, JSrrR rIfr Snow "--Oa
Monday evening ucAs Pat0ycir. o., ja4a. tie
Nn'ir, The ch,t d,,rps ol Dion B,uu.caul., the
wdl known dramalis. and ac.or. ,s.ll be pro Ircod
at the New CbCsnut Street I.c.tre THIS pro.
ourlhu ot Mr. BOuc.Cault Is ucauow'oiuod by
the London Times On be b s greatest work. It
viii l., llSl Cd tur the Irst tmu 10 tui- ,lurtry.
nest week. Phi adelphia is particularly hlrsod
10 thI, rCsIyct IL was she who W., first favored
with igyM entire. Wlth U0Hiug fOy tho r'frI.t
M3rlh, and lae', hut mo-. least, Pa.rr.Vc
Capable Eryl % Uiis rrououu. .C it r.gl.,, with
sensation and dcnth OF plot. IN the rpu lcrins Ut
u, uuuCr tue care Of fhC cnurg tir msu fner-,
Mgssys Siuu Uukrr, fbg " hu.g troupe will Ga.
gaze. Mis-, iuiC Cnrmuu VIII appear upon .bc
s'alc for the first time since hpr severe sielncss-
". lent hcMuubrry on lungs. Tue sccurry
vii hc entirely new, aud @, the most costly !, nd
WeprC0iC tha, it VIII achieve success . mn. m
turate with the preparations Tor its production.
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WAC MINDS a CoLD-lt seems a small ur,ir
aud i'm 'onsc1rcre s u,ua.ly aravc 60 have lsew
way sr'i set how frcu niy saclcd cold ends m Br1r
cbits C5nsumpucu why not take colt On time then
ard by using at once Dr. D. Jayncs Eyre.lsal white
for thirty years IA, been standard rau,ly r an Copr
and CJd, avoid uosc drcadrIl Jteratu,,-s Prepared
oniy at No 2,2 Chcou.t street
ST11I ANoruEl.-D illy are new oil we'll,
spru.lng 'OcNst'rco We have 90 motto, Io lc u-ior
OF Company on.or,cd d, A,trd TAM President. I'D ward
StipIcn, NlCc-i resident. and thcv Hnyc for Chef. a. yc
taiy md IlCsu-cr Tbcuas F,ans. AT these go-tI,.
mon ore Nd huovI, md toy have a.,sG, sold . iJo
'a''. l"' vtl u' toub. tr oHco. 'ue ac,. p4g.u+
c"upanos. TIC Offices arr al No. u EycHipgc, aud 3.
hcrry ibomas, No |l walnut strr.t,
A WANr 5rrHup.-Tho want Of q suitable
fatne House, which gentlemen vso are comp u,d Uy
Iu.inss Co remain .lso.tU iay from their homes can
po,urc lunch or tuuer hes Ions been tot and s,lno
.,'H.t. It.ir Gumsud na, been supplied wcHu rappy
y ANN ungu TIM uf Restaurant SN aud ara
su.g., t'y car polite va'c-. ,ad excellent nc for
pie .vl.e..,. ..svar uue,. are rcnlrsaolc Cr their
moderation
Grorar srr-y & CD's Pianos, and Nrs1u g
Ham wius orh" or ans tbrl lsI galy 90 J.C. c8uds,
-Hyu, uud oH,.uut streets.
GrNr-rvrs's u,rs.-A'l tho lto,t styles at
rolues OeAorJ q, sou.s. U,uuu. utll Il,t5L
CgruoSs-7Ev, Umll. ANp SCR, Crsu,os,.
estimates Hyer, sud wore GONE lower ta,u can o.. A.,
tossed by AZ ul.t .vusc. N.U.Nu p.gI.,.
N0.iM5 .icslut suc,t
FNNILL. EoAsrrn ALvosus,
Ofu,g quality. Manufactured ny
sraruy T.. Wura,L
Inv ou FruE-wc do not wonder tna. our
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CoLoU5 IuoDInED IlDH I-gGgI rfr There
OF VtuO. um. Ono, ~ umutEgau.gd ag tho Hum
boldl refinery near Pummgr, in .he on c'eeZ rec
fi0u, i- @ bright nd iiEcd caru'eln blue, perhaps
tie humboldt color. Tne procas3 of manuflc.
turing 81 is kept q secret by the di7cOy8rers, who
GIe German chemists. No stranger IS allowed 20
enter their works except by special pCrmis lion.
It Is stated that the humboldt Company pre-
duCc these colur from 70 combination OF uapsha
and tar. The TghsCry uses tElntJ-siE stills, and
yIobabv three % four hundred barrels Of peIO-
lepm per day when running ~ flil capacity.
Au6thCf delicate and fashionable ColOr,e light
blue, called "Aluriuc," 0s wen as .hg now famous
and popular color Magenta arl nov produced
non petroleum. a fourth, called "Ro5inn,' i9 la
course OF eYperinn, These c3lpr5 8r6 a3csr-
tanned boy druppuE .l' oil il -crl.n state into
wntr by which the NOS. beautiful Aues are
brar shtOUt.
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YOUNG MEMS SUITS,
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I ADILaes' FANCY FURS.
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WALKING COATS,
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SOUTH STREE Il.
CHEAP DRY GOODS EMPORIUM,
No. 429 SOUTH STREET.

Now on hsad and for sale, full ard complete stock s
Fashionable Dress Goods consisting OF Popns, 1ern5cs
mpTess Cloths, Reps, Alpacas M'hairs, ne LAlnes,
Black Silksr AlsA, ful assortn.tHt Of Domestic
Goods Fiannes, Gloahng Cloths. SC, all OF which
offer 70 purG at 10 % 10 per cent. the
puces Tor when these goods Sold fashionable
localities. ~ ipYile buyers to call examine and COM
pare our Goods ana Prices with Of other Stores
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VERY LOW PRICES.
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{ CHITTENDEN's
COMMERCIAL OOLLEGE.

UU M hERUl AL co Ill EGE
No o. CHtSeUr stree, corner IT Sevorih
Estsbdshcd iStt inCofp fporated 1850.
lo,ug Eeo pe1arte iOr the Couutius aud Busi-
lhorough AID practical irstrurtlnnin
BOOh -kEEtING
"a an s branches rs PgAcu'cd hy the beat Accountants
'''"' rENy,Nsurp.
''h "ho ofn neh'a b taught cy one OF the most o5m
:, omu er al aIu's ions, Commercial Law, Detecting
qFi iEgpAPgr.G
b, S..te' and 90 Paper tsrsht BY ong-eEperiepoet
s.uderu n,'ruc,ed scra-ite,y, md received at .uy
u1c 'yuirg etsJi rs hf,tr September 10.
tatspguts Cftai name. of 47l Students, terms
n.t-'h'r.u Il GEtITENDEN 3 90.
TO THE PUBLIC.
i uL1EDTloS UF COgETLRFEIrERs.
Tw,,Jpy pFrArrsENr
botICIroBs orftCF, October %, i8F
Cone est ey a. act passe0 at hst session, placed
o. the 1rvGsury. to be jmpl yed In Tue proseeu Ion ot
m'htues ir thg ducouou Hud Tuui hment ot PERSONS
en- Hsto ~ tohuteuirrg Ff asufy tnte, fractional
'ic! sn9 her SECURITIES o. the Uhted staes Tnlsfune
ceNned To he payment ut rewards 20 detectives aad
90 iusi,e aud ITS aud Inc conduct Of The
NJ nsufes refrrr aoed BY the secretary
whom All eouy un Caors a,lng ihereiO OF 10 the
,nenst udioat shuu be addressed Liberal rewards
tu tht sppi ohrt SION q fcUnnieffelfrs.
II Is l., ed that the stnulus thus offered, led tho
sion OF crimes to dine To mpr tie oredit of 'he nation
srcunes, aud IN embafIass all blsuess oper atom,
sno dug suy sc 10 he efforts beiGg mad 6y the u pert
mCnt fo the auSnmcnt II that srable "a tits espe
imrOttan be known by the Department. couceHn,ng
such oflensss viii eommuuicaie them fy aud prOmpuy
Publishers of newspapers thrcu hout ths country
Tencer cstena' yics TO the Goyernmant aud tho pu1n4
EDV aRI JORDAN,
! ~ l6btwJm Scf;itOrot the frsA1ucJ.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
OHIO RIVER BRIDGE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that on MONDAY, TUE
IN 9Sth DAY OF OCTOBER, 1854, the HOtIdAy'G
Cove Rail Road Company win, under the authNify
Of lie charter from the Legislature Of Virginia and
under the Act Of COngro1s declaring the Railway
meoee the elevation Of the channel span q MD
Bridge and Tor this puTp0Ses y WIN b noeeHlAU
Temporarily 70 obstrnet the three huaared fsGt
designated - . ehAnnel-WAy.
Attention q persons engaged IN navigation, =
called % this provision Of The sooOod section o. Ihs
Act Of Congress "aud the Ofheers and crews Of al
vessels and boats navigating aid hVoF, required
requisite the Of their satd VolBOl8 and boats
and q any pipes ehimnsJs belonging thereto, -
not to inteTfsTo With the eVeation, construction
and use Of said Bridge"
All persons are also notified that the span nsEt
west Of the channel span q erected at elSVaton
Of 60 f80t above Low water, and there Waterway
exceeding two hundred fo6t between the pioTs; aud
that the waterway between the piers next est %
the channel span also eEesOds two hundned fed AID
that the Roadway here viii Be clear, - the oOln-
pAny does not intend 10 proceed with the erection
q this span untl The ehAhnsi SaT b eonplstsd ahd
The 0bstFuetious necessary 70 ts erection removed
An persons are uottled faEtheF, that this bridge
q erected without draw, and that all tho FoQuilk
tons % the Get of C0nETa8 have beon complied
with, By the company.
The erection q The channel span viii be proossI-
ed with a. rapidly ~ possible, and due notiee UIn
Be given ~ % the tine when the ObstFuot0n1 WI
he HOuIdsy's Cove Rail Road Company,
OGt98-29 By THOMAS L JEWEr3, PTea.
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WE give below list of come of the
prices fzed by tho rebel Commissioners of
Impressments for the States of Florida,
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mis-.
sissippi and Tennessee. The supplies
seized by the Confederate authorities
are paid forV at the rates therein
stated with Treasury notes, which, at the
date of the latest Information from the
South, wereworth ave cents to the dollar
in gold. For the purpose of allowing the
actual value received in payment for i'm.
pressed property. We give in parallel coll
umn the gold equivalent of these prices;
and to show hoWrthe gold equivalents com.
pare with normal prices, We also give quo
tations for the Same articles in 1860:
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate
EITUATE N THE Oily or WHEELINa

DY virtue and In puEsuaneo ofa Deed Of FrusE
Id oIoeutad By Thomas T0Unsand aud Richard
O0Wlsyy Of Belmont county, STATE Of Ohio, % Nor.
gan HsllOn, late q the city % wheeling, nOW d.
and duly Of record ln tie RseordsEls onoe q OIiS
county BtAto u West HFEinia, in DSad Beck No. ~
tDlio S45 70 70 Francis r. Armstrong; tFuItas
q Emily A Zane Tie sun Of ts1sO %, With inter.
ct thereon - mAnlft.ts4, b. tyo several B0n6s
Given tgT the same and described IN sid Doed q
Trust; VII, a. AdminlItFAtoF with The Wfu a.
DsTed q sid Morgan Nslso1, deceased aud In VIr-
tue Of the power eonlrred upon ne by the 9Th 80.
ton u chapter l5s q the COdS 81 Virginia pTooaod
90 the 98t6 DAY OF NOVEMBER 1874 a ~ frolt
public anotion the described piSS Or parcel
Of lAnd3 A part Of What q known ~ the nizno q
TIE C0tt5 Farm % uheOfing Greek, within Tho
limits Of the city OF WhsolIng beEtnniHg ~ staks
Baker thence ,. ae1fs ". % p0lef 10 the GOekmAn
llns; thence With sid line 4. sd, n 10 polol r.
Wheeling creek tho0es down aid creek And bindinF
thereon w 9o poleE; tbanee q 10, =. u Polsss
fhIaes =; ~ " Poiss g stAhs corner toslld
Beginning eontAiuing three seFOs and tUonty-thFoo
and one half poles, described IN I'D deed sFeFpt
the following de8Eibed part q aaid land above d.
seEieeds that h 70 ~: beginning % the Ralt ads
g Fulton stTeot and On ne eOekmal lina, nov thS
stAfe a. Wheeling creek thsnes down I'D creek,
and binding thereon, B. 6Op, = 44-1OO poles @ 3
stAkas the1es 8 l0A9 ". 10 p0las % . stSks On The
nne o. fu.tol gtreet theDco glth the oaGt Iido a
1alt9n stFoet. n 81 v. $500 poles, 70 tho b.
ginning eO1tAlng half acre and which "a en-
veyed BY aald Townsend and vie and IA OoWIgT
@ Marcus ". Amiek, BY des1 daily q rsoord q sIi
htssOEdels ollee, IL DEED Beck Ho.tl, bI0 g.
with the VIII annaEsd, q Nor
hel.O1, dOoasod, trGSteo IN tie above daESa dssd-
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~ Ne to b : NatlonI

The government Of the United StaVes 10
q NATION. The Constitution lie not q rope
of sand. It is not mere concern OF 9
day, without unity, without integrity
without NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iudissolu'
bility. 1t Is q nation in the fair and
forcible import of that term. l. is as
much nation DIS England with her shires
and France with her departments. There
is but one sovereign power and it resides
not 10 the States, but ID the General Gov
eminent of the United States. The party
to. day that carries the names of Mcclellan
and Pendleton on It's banners, and stands
upon the Chicago platform, contends for
the same ruinous doctrine of State sOVer-
eighty that ell the great leaders OF the re-
bellion commended for before they took up
arms. And this ruinous doctrine they con-
tend for otwithstandingt the following plain
and explicit clause in the Constitution OF
the United States itself;
"This Constitution, and the laws Of the
United States which shall be made in pur-
suance thereof, and all treaties made. or
which shall be made, under the authority
Of theUnited States, shall be the SUPREME
law Of the land, aud the judges in every
State shall be bound thereby, anything n
the Constitution or lGtDS Of any STATE 70 he
contrary nottoithstdHding."
Until men ignore all the plainest injunc'
tiohs of common sense, they never can ig'
more the sovereignty Of the national gov
eminent over each state. The opposite
doctrine was and is only used as a
blind to cover over secession. II
West Virginia, or Ohio, or Pennsyl-
vauia, can sescde at pleasure, we never
had, and never can have q government
We are simply hideous laughing stock
for all the world. As we'll might Ohio
county say that the laws passed by bel
Board of Supervisors are supreme ovel
those passed by the Legislature, as for
West Virginia to say that her laws art
supreme over those passed by the Con-
eress of the United States. State sover
eighty means State secession. Nothing
else. It has been "the dirdful spring o
woes uunumbered" TO this land. Will you
fellow.ci tizensl vote to endorse it to-day
Will you vote that you hold the nam
American by precarious title-that th
States are a string of jArring, discordan
and belligerent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
ly such laws as each one chooses, and stay
ing in the Union only so long as each on
desires2
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aLhInELRMNNKY.
U. 81 Marshal's Sale.

UNITED States s.Isss e. SSss ssS I'VE
Jefferson 7. Martin Virginia. q MhsSllng: IAN
and others Tern, -: ln ose9 ~; =,
Il tho United States for the District Of Wet yiT-
Einia rendered at It, Fan Tsrms 1874 g Mheelng'
IN the above entitled ean8e, viii on THUhSDANs
DECEMBER 18th, 1854. at the mont door % ne
ell a. public auction, 70 the highest and best bid
an, the ira { Of land containing about one hun
dFDd Acres more or leasl situate In the tors o. Big
Grave Greek IN saId county Of MaEshaL, ~ Y
Jane BurIoy bought Of John 6alIAhOEs and eoand-
ed ~ follows, TO Wit: beginning - staks N Lhe
mOuth Of . Bayou, corner 70 ploeS o. n NeIo
farm that was heretofore sold % WI: Z. 1AVijS
thsnee down the creek With the original hnS - 80
survey, with the several courses and distaneas
thereto, 70 the center q hfgs cut In TIE bottom
mad by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
and where the creek now principally runs thence
down saId channel % . stump corner % p,sees
say about gight and half aoFu. horeeOlore seq @
RoboFt AloIRnd0T; thence with sid AlaEandefs
lins eastWardly TO . stake In The 10lds corner %
aid AlsBAndsE; thence BOuthUArdly Win aatd
AIaEandG's IlnO TO the north side of the BAltmOIO
and Ohio Railroad; thence eAatUAr4y along tne
Sido On GlId Railroad to the original line of aid
mFV0y. thence eastVaFdly with the original llne,
lfh fhn several and olIEanool thereto, to
Staka corner to said Wm- p. Dayia; thence north
WSFdiy with the slid WIN. p. Davis line % the b.
TERds OF sALE-Fifesa per cent. efths pm.
chase money in baud, The balance In three equal
inStalmentS Gt six, twelve and eighteen mo1tha
sh sSs' SS % S m 80 ~ pa9ehsssl ~
bond with good security for nd deleFred install
lsnts sith the pEigilsgs @ PAYING 81 Or a9y pOE,
~ so Sot y soum.ps. =. two sssioskR Pm.
EDWARD y. NORTON.
oot1I-td u MAMMAL.