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|FINO THE CITIZENS OF The NORlh,
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DURING THE WAR; FOR CENSUS TABLE FOR 1850
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aValnabIe OiIoLand. !


s'Mre Skiltz, an eminent Analytical
Chenist, submitssthe following report
to the Secretary Of new Petrslsam Oil
r. .stE a.ss - 1Es3 $50 ss saaia sh
SsniPaaA5' iuaae aa eg5sa5 kg4 k59s
The mining csrPs, snder the direction
Of Professor Kratzhalptug, frst penstra-
ted the earth at eighteen, psints by means
of artesian wells. This exaninatisn de-
vel.ped the existence Of petreleun in in :
credible Quantities. Ne less thar 40o, ,0so
barrels per day is assured Of lItsstea
the ell myself. II will make an excellent
sailed ell, and with very little difficulty
may be prepared fer use on the hair. 80.
. For lubrieating purposes it is incOn-
parasle,s and it is highly estesnd fer
wounds in battle, all other cases sf gan
gileuss or epigastrain aatsre / have 20
Ehesitati.n. in sayisg that these wells are
the richest in the worid, or any ether OF
which we are informed. A man living in
the neigh berhood informs me- that he has
been sick for ninety edd years, and has
always used the petrsleHm upon his cart
wheels. Such is the mex haustible nature
of the yield, that an acqueduct might be
built fer a very small sam to carry the
/ oil directts New York or Europe. An
1artifsiai fountain and lake of oil might
be tsrmsd in the vicinity, or an ell cana
constructsd to foat the. barrels upsn.-
The OH also yields variety Of excellent
perfumes, such as new -mown hay, jockey
club, jessanlne, west cad, etc. It is an
iavalaable fer butter, and has been kaswp
to fry cells toa delicious brown before tl .
Eaninals hadgdOns wriggling Its par
lfinsus nature makes it 50 veil with pas
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Row Pat saved His Quarter

AE& aksiE3 ----9TT ssE 9,5ES
A physician, whose sign enes hung or
Essex street, tells the fellswing gsed
stery. He was sitting enc day in his Of.
fce, when there came in an Irish nan;
whe, after nakiag his, bow, which an Ir-
ishnaA always has the pslitensss to de,
addressed him thus: IS
Scan Jou pull teeth fer me, doctsr
Sure its the devils svn brsther I've got
lin my head, that's been keeping nae awake
these three nights entirely aI
r sYes / think i can take it cut fer
ysu," replied-the doctor, sssit dswn and
let me lock at it." The tooth proved to
be large double enc, badly i.famed
arssnd it, aad very sere. When the in
strumsnts were brought out to commences
operations, Pat showed evident sig. Of
nervousnesss 4E 5aH azoE aBI 4
3 0ehl sure yell be martherin me, quite, :
said he. - ee .
s'Ts be sure I shall hurt yeu," said the
dsctsrl in josular way, elf I dent, I
won't charge vow anythiig fer pulling
it, tissfais si siss
Pat said net another werd, aad the doc
ter 4went.te work. The teeth was firmly
knit to 6rmor jaw, and stuck .'like. a
Democrat to the enstitutisn,Lbut our
persevering docter tagged and pulled,
fairly lifting his patientin the struggle,
whs bore II all the way thfsagh like i
martyr, making 40 signs" At last the
sfeadipg mslar was out, and triumph
antly laid upon the table. i
= "There," said the docter, "didn't ]
hurt Jsu, bad enough T. 6sI.5sxgef zss
F'Not a 6it, sir, said Pat ss'aad sur.
ysu re not the Aan to be gsing back5frsH
ysur swa'wsrdI' q a0r0slg55
Qaery-W hioh get the worst of it, Pat
or the dsctsr is1P Portfolio. .1sgia 4 e3itd Z
y 4FsNrE ~ !
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.J(,IlN. ", CAROTHERS,

WOOkISFIELD OHIO u
HOUSE ,PAINTtNGss GLAZING, .GRAINlNe
PAPER HANGlNG,s LETTERING. READY.
MIXKp JsAlHIS or ALL scoLohs,
a,E Dane and prepared in the mostsfashicn
able styles. ard on the shortest ne.sss, e :
Oct, I6, Is6i.- II.
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.WeedsfieId and CIarington
Roaea.ss

:
DEAR SPIRIT:--In ysur issue Of the
|Sth inst. 1 find an article under the
above caption, containing bill intro
duced by ns, aad which passed the Sen
ate some days age, and is now in the
hands Of the Hen. John Keyser, neM
Der Of the House from eur county.
AS you observe there is nething in the
bill, proper, requiring the money to be
expended en- the read from WooSs6eld to
Claringten, in preference to other ina
psrtant reads in the csrnty, but en- the
contrary the frst ssctisa expressly pre-
vides 'that the nsney thus raised shall
be expended by the Csunty CsEmissien-
ers in such manner as may seem to then
most advantageous TO THE INTERESTS OF
SAID COUNTY Net as sems would seem
to sappsss fer the interest of Wosdsssld
and Clarington, but sin such manner as
wsuld promote the interest of the entire
county"
B The preanble to the bill enly sets forth
. reason for the passage of the bill and
might have included Opessam, Auskin
gam and Wills Creeks; but had it ssa
tanned these it wsald net have enjeiHed
upsn. the County Commissioners the ex
penditsrs Of the meney upsHaaay enc,
or even all Of the roads en- these streams,
unless they were well satisfied that it
would be MOST ADVANTAGEOUS TO THE
ENTIRE COUNTY, y to SO expend it. Know
ing asst did that eur County Osnmis
sisners' are always chosen fren different
part. If the county; did net, nor do |
asw think that they wspld make an un-
just aistributios sf the fund to be raised
by the provisiens4sf the BILL eewi gaa,
d Take fer instaacs the present incum-
bents. Mr. Algee in tie sxtre ne south
Mr.. Mann in the. extreme north and
west, and Mr. Baoth in the extreme east.
Does any one sxppsss fer msment,
when he considers the place of residence
Of these men ana their knswn integrity
and devotion to the interests Of the en-
tire county, that they would make such
aistribution of this fund as WOULD NOT
be 'snest advantageous to the interests of
the entire csspty.' 1ss.5 baa cad .aes.
Were it possible for these men to SO
far fsrget their obligations as guardians
Of the entire csunty-their ewn personal
Interests, when you consider their lscali-
ty, would prevent an improper distribu
ton fer mere personal and selfish me
tives
One word as to my ewn nstives in pre-
seating this bill Travelling over vari-
Gus portions of the State during the last
/ five years and finding their reads in much
better cenditisn than they were in my
own ceanty, j enquired fren time to time
and in different counties how they were
enabled to construct and maintain their
reads. in .such coed condition under the
general road laws--and l found where
the State had not constructed them un-
der the Old Constitution and the old
plunder law, that they were built and
maintained in their present good csndi-
ton, under the provisions Of bills, iden-
! tically the Same as the one intrsduced by
me.
A similar law was passed last winter
fer Lawrence Ceunty-Sss pages l53,
I154 Of laws of 1854. The member from
that district informed ne that it was
working we'll, before insrsdsssa the
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NEW YORK, Feb. s-Ths Springfield
Republican says parties east eperatisg
fsa rise have been hsarding butter till
they have tons Of it en- hand, and which.
as the season is fast advancing, must seen
be thrswn on the Market The sense.
quence can't be otherwise than great
fall in prices.
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8: falaliillp: ii Albls.IplalgerlI;.. Ill
nK Sfikl'l t)F DEMOCRACY.
AsusIishEDEyERY wEDN FsDAY

- . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: p Z = iev
KSAS ETfs E941sd 3e 9Ssu yRGif1 hs
QAe dellar and fftycentsper annnm, il paid
psadyance; and tw0sssllars + nat paid in ad5
sssiHs baHst saw - ssa~ aass 1ssi
-qNe papessNifl be liscsntipuea, ,ssxcept at the
sPtisAo Of ths pubiis hsr, until all iarrears are
Rsids9 ssslq asa1 ,Isisids8sTq Is q ,iiIw
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WooDsFIEID MONROE COUNTY OHIO. FEBRUARY q, 1866.

try. 1t makes padding at sea and pie.
on shore.
In addition to this, it esntains large.
rssidum of gold. sis,ga
The following analysis shows the in
credihle richness of this ell.
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PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 80, 1855.
Lieut.. Gen. q. s. Grant, commanding ar
mies af tba JTnited States.i -

"a p. 7FTN =
Lieut.. Gen. q. 8. Grant commanding ar.
mics Of the United States - 1
SIR-Ws desire to pass, ysur lines un-
der safe conduct, and proceed to Wash
ingtsn to held conference with Presi-
dent Linosln upon the subject Of the sx-
isting war, and with view of ascertain
ing upon what terms it may be Terminated,
in Pursuance Of the course indicated by
him in his letter to Mr. Blair sf Janua-
Try 18th, 1866, eff which we prssstns yea
have copy, and if not we wish to see
yeu in person if convenient, and confer
with yev en- the subject. z 1eiiaEaalaeo
s Very respectfully, yours, 'ass ssst
1s ls a3tiALEx. FL. STEPHENS, q
, sai bef a,J ] A. CAMPBELL, =
asae a' a2la r. M HUNTER. agl9s
I have seat directions to receive these
geats, and expect to have them at my
headquarters awaiting your Instructions
gl sigglasd] asaolilaa.5 y. s. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen. Commanding Armies U. s.
| resolved to send Major Eskertsfsr-
ward and accordingly tslsgraphsd Gen..
Grant as fellows: ,dt - ssia
EAECOIlNE OEPAhTAENT, - I -
b. WASHINGTON, Jan 81, '65. -
Lisat. Gen. Grant, City Point, Va:
A messenger is coming to you on the
business contained in your dispatch.
Detain the gentlemen in comfortable
quarters until he arrives, and then act,
upon the message he brings as far as ap-
plicable, it having been made up to pass
through Gen. Ura's hands, and wheA
the gents were supposed to be beysnd
eur lines saseEHs ~ e
Csiga.d] ST saaA ' A. LINCOLN. /
Supposing the proper point to be thea
reached, l dispatched the Secretary eff
State with the follewing instructisn, Maj
Eekert, hswsver gsing head Of him.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, /
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1856.
Hon. VIM. H. Se,oard, Secretary ofl
State: SE
You will proceed to Fortress Monros,
here to meet and informally csnfer with
Msssrs, Stephens, Hunter and CanpbeH
IN the basis Of my letter to F. P. Blair
IF the 18th of January, 1866, a copy sfI
which yea have. Yea will make known
10 them that three things are indispensa-
Die, to wit: First, the restoration cf the
National authority thrsughsut all tbs
States, second, ne rsceding by the Exc
,utive of the United States on the slavery
question, frsm the position assumed there
,a in the late annual message to Congress,
aad in the preceding documents, and,
third, ne cessation of hsstiIIities shsrt
sf an end sf the war and the disbanding
sf all the fsrces hostile to the Govern
aent. You will inform thsm that all pre-
pesitiens. if it is net consistent with the |
abeve, will be considered and passed
lpsn in spirit ef sincere liberality.---i
Yeu will hear all they may chsose to say,
and rspsrt it to me. You will net as
sumo to definitely consammate any thing.
Yours, &C., sHl So
A. LINCOLN.
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A. LINCOLN.
The fsIlswing telegram was seat to Gen.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Feb. /. 1865.

-
Lieut.. Gen. Grant City Point Ea,, oses
Let nothing that is transpiring change,
hinder or delay ysuf military movements
or plans.
[Signes A. LINCOLN
On the moraing of the End inst. the
following telegram was received.
CRY PoINT, Va. Fob LIE P. NJ
HIS EXCELLENGY, ABRAHAM LIN
IooLN, President Of the United States:-
| have the honor to report the delivery
sf your csmmunicatisn and nay letter at
4-l5 this Afternoon, to whish rsesiyeda a
|rsply at P. M but net satisfactorily.
In tie aflernssa the following note
ad dressed to Lieut.. General Grant, was
received:
CRY Po1NT, Feb. /, 1865.
GEN. GRANT--Sir;--Ws desire to go
to W Washington City to confer informally
with the President personally ia.rsfereuce
7 to the matters mentioned in his letter to
Mr.. Blair Of the 18th of January, ult,
without any personal csmprsmise en- any
psrssn named in the letter We have the
permission to do SO from the authorities
! in Rich mend. So ssal seaghs1' 9
Very respectfully years. eseos
lf@Q iHo = ALEX H. STEPHENS, e
Ii. NJ. HUNTER, oeA
| sg j. A. CAMPBELL. sax
At $50 P. NJ. notified them that they
could not proceed further unless they
complied with the terms expressed in the
letter. The point Of meeting designated
in the abers nete would not, ia nay iopin-
| ion, be insisted spsn, | think Fortress
Monroe would be acceptable. Having
complied with my instruotisns will re,
turn to Washington te-morrsws unless
etkerwiss ordered. ess iaaesa sssffs z
[Signedl THos, T. EoKERT,
| sd. saa Majs ,&.
On reading this dispatch, Of Majsr Eek
ert was about to recall him ana the Sec-
retary Of State, when the fslls wing tele-
gram of Gen. Graht to the Secretary Of
| War was shown nae: sae.---------
OFFICE U s. sMILITARylaax4 81
| TELEGRAPH, ~
l. WAR DEPARTMENT.
The following telegram was received Al
Washington at ABS A. NJ Feb. I'd, from
/ City Peint Feb. 1st. 1890 p M.
Hen. E. M. Stanten, Secretary Of War,
Now that the interview betwssn Msjsr
i Eckert, under his written instructions and
Messrs. Stephens and party, is esded,
viii state cenfiasntially, but not officially
to become matter Of record, that / am
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Senate OshaM Der, .al
e Columkss, O., Feb. 9, 1865.

P: s. Brsugh fred enc hundred guns
en- the passage by Congress Of the Mig
ger" amendment to the Constitution. and
enc hundred mere on the confirmation Of
theisane by the ohis Legislature. Tive
hundred nails driven into the coffin Of
cur Old Union-sur once proad and hap
py republic. | am happy to say that
none Of ear democrats dsdged the vets
as did the nenbers of Congress. Had
We possessed the power in this State that
our members Of Congress had in, the
National Assembly, this confirmation
weuld not have beea made. &c.
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NoTE.-The above comnuaicatisn was
deliysrsastos ne at Fortress Nieurss al
4:30 P. d., Feb I'd, by Lisut. Colsssl
Babceck, of Grants staff. ss ssi'
lsis T. T. ECKERr, Maj. and A. d. @. =
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go ftrg.,
s4q;Fssfeure1 br
WHEN Il MEAE TO MARRY
e ssiiEe1g a1a sa5 $50 .ystts'
as,eefeg BY JOHN G. SAKE. rs ~aa-

=
Z zaliEa1a ala ssli"2 aa5 sal ys-ts'
aaeWie6 BY JOHN G. SAKE. ~aa-
s-gasG -ga4dg9i s-----T-Tla o. 1851 ua 81
Wher "a mean to marry2 Wsll-g5s
/ sTis idle Is dispats with fate,
Bat if Jeufehoese, to hear, nae tell, 6 aF
Pray listen while fix the date;
+ no 0g 85 9aI
When daughters haste, with eager feet,
/ -Asnsthers- daily tell to share;- "
Can rake the puddings which they eat;
And nerd the stockings which they wear
When maidens leok spen a man "a
/ As in himself what they would narry,
And not army soldiers scan a5
! "a suffer OF a. cemmlssary;s n s7sdv 5s'
When gentle ladies who have get esa
The sfer Of levers hand, aa Il g9rf
Consent, to share his 'sarthlyalet," es =.
And do net mean his lot of land; sei
" aea. ysung mechanics. are allowed
To tad and we'd the farmers girls,
Wks dent expect to be endowed
With rubies, diamonds and pearls;
Whea wives, in shsrt shall freely give
Their hearts and hands to aid their spouses
AID live as they were want to live
Witkia their sire's sne-story heuses,
Then, nadan 2if Tn net tee cid
Rejsiced to quit this lenely life,
lll brush my beaver, cease to scsld
Ana lock about me fer wife.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-02-22

Many samples are richer. I possess
one which yields tke gallens Of hair oil
and pound Of butter to the gallon Of Pc
trsleum. In boring fer the ell, fine vein
Of pert wins was struck This might be
bottled and ssntts market tits suppss-
ed to be over see, 600 years old, andmust
be COED. There is alse pre- mise Of strik-
ing large subtsrranasan mine of sardines
Preserved in ell, these fish must be de-
licisus. l pc q ss3Fs7 9 -
Besides the above advantages, there are
wanting indications of fertile yield Of
quiniae, which while the var lasts, must
briag large revenue to the csnpaay-'
Quinine baths might be constructed, and
the quinine itself conducted, to the vari-
sus government hospitals by pipes.
have the honor to be, dear sir,
Ysur obedient servant,
s-s Oily, CANNON,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-02-22
tnets, @Satatisa 9griealtus arAds, 9aassment, xe.

writing the above the Senate has amend
ed the House bill by providing Bounty
Of tive hundred dollars fer re-cnlisted
veterans and re-eemmitted it to the
finance cenmittss e'
My opiRisn new is that no bounty bill
Will be passed in time to give the people
any relief in filing their quotas aadsr the
present call fer three hundred thousand
men. I am forced to this csnalusion frsn
the amount Of gsrrynandering and fill
clustering had en- the subject during the
last six weeks, and which eliminated ts-
day in the apparent defeat of the Hsuss
bill and the Senate substitute. More
upss this subject when it comes up again.
ais8 .s1es JNo. D. O'CoNNoR.