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Discovery or An ISLAND IN THE PACIF-
Ca San Francisco despatch of June I'd say.
II Is reported that new island ha, been dis
covered in the North Pacific ocean. between
80 degree west longitude and 40 degree. 80 min.
utcs north latitude. twenty miles long. exactly
in the track of vessels bound from China and
Japan 10 san Francisco. On the late return
voyage OF the steamship Colorado, she passed
near the locality Of the new island. Fog, and
misty weather prevail in that section Of the
Pacific. Ii j. supposed that many missing ves-
sells have been wrecked there. The discovery
/, considered of sufficient Importance 10 justify
the government in despa.ching u vessel to To-
cate the eNac: position OF the Island. 4 COM
pany has been organized TO survey the island
and they will send a vessel thi, week 10 exam
inc aud take possession OF it.-BD$toA Troreller
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The whole vote cast in tho ff,,, ~.
Calais on the amendments TO the I iGnor
Law was ll}-42 iu favor and - agajns,
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SNprcme Judic hal Court Law
Term-OpissiOsIS 4 elulOMnc ri.
HANCOCK COUNTY

Hall VS.. GRAY. PHI. nonslii.
Alley vs.. Ellsworth. Motion and excep-
irons ovcrruc,i: judgment on the verdict.
Austin W. salisbury. PHI. non,uit.
Grss vs.. Stevens. adm'X. Notion sustained:
verdict set aside: new trial granted
Moo.e ". Ellsworth. Motions and exceptions
overrued.
NEW YORK. juno 10.
Tu-ds the trotiin- match between the two
staIli. n, Vanderbilt and Mcclellan. mile heats,
best in ) to wagons. for sanp, came of on the
Fashion course. -Four heats werr fro'ted.
zen Met lellan winning the l,t. 2d and 4th
The hiri was q dead heat. Time . 30 81
> 81 IL II IL and 30 -.
THEVoTE on TIE LIQCoE AMENDMESTs.-
The Belfast .ige gives the following returns
from Waldo county-w here tlierr seems TO have
been a smaller vote hy the friends of the
amendment and ! rgcr vote in opposition than
IL. IL liz. :. -:
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From Europe.

--Ns,~, ~ ne Cabie-Tht -iH,=Pt.a Mar
der Of III, Csa1-Cgstessie- II the A.
sassfs.
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Union State Convention.

The [ mon VOTERS Of Mine requested 70 send
del ..i.a- Ia Convention 10 Re held AZ t'EA>fTt
UtII, AUGI.TA, on Thu g>DtN, June 3sth. 81 II
o'clock y NJ FL. the pnTp9-e pf nominating can
.tsiaic Ior tToyern"r. and rsusa.sing AM other
bushes. that Inzs proI-Ti r"tne before the Con
yeHiistn.
Tlse basis q repre-s n tioR will ~ follow
ESrhtTsv. town and plantation viii b~ eHtEIlrd To-
to one drl,-a'e, and additional del-yzi- fer
ever five vote EAST fur Joshua l.. nam
l-.rlsin the GuberIratc~lai rle-t3"a II !-s'. :
frsctiuti II forty S1-e- Viii be entitled L. al
iitirn1i delegate.
JAMES e.. BTtIN,
JANIS VI. ~TU<E,
y. FOSTER.
E.G. HARLOW.
LEE STRICKLAND.
III. y PRESCOTT.
JOSEPH VI. HAYES,
MARBLE.
T K -INoNTDS.
ELIAS MIIIIkEN.
JAMES H. nt>to ONE,
J. :. IoNEOE.
JOHN BES>ON
y X SAWYER.
oHa> Il. PAfSE.
LLEWELLlN POWERS
I'piga .Sfrt. C0nisliff.e.
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In the English House Of Lords on the 2ls. OF
May the following reference wa. made TO the
Alabama claiins
Earl Russell wished TO ask the noble lord
opposite whether any final answer had been
received from the United states government in
reference to the Alabama claims, or whether
N sotiaiion> were still going on.
The Earl of Derby wa, understood to cav
that the government Of the United States had
slm,ted the principle Of arbitration. but a,
vet no agreement had been arrived at with re-
gard 10 the points 10 be referred. Her Majesty
government asked for a specific statement Of
the point, To be referred 10 arbitration, but it
wa, cuntended by the United States govern
mcnt, on the other hand. that the whole Of the
correspondence which had passed between the
;wo coun,r-, ...oald be submitted to arbitra-
ton. OF course there were questions which
Her Najesty's government could not cons ent 10
have treated, but he might say that the
whole of the negotiations had been carried on
in spirit which was likely to lesd ultIInatel
to i satisfactory termination. "
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New York Markets.

Cotton duh at a6 "a 20 IT,.
Flour steady and in good demand. but prices
unchangcd-saes $500 bbls,
Wheat dull-prices un.ltcred. White Cali.
forna $3.50.
Corn heavy and az lower-Mixel Western
Oats dull at 81 40a 81 A..
Provisions quiet and Gull.
Mess pork So 81 IL
Whi-key quiet.
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1T THE ARSENAL

A strange thing connected with the i'm
prison acnt of tn conspira.or. at tn: Arse :
nal was that the attendants were most
strictly charged to hold no communication
whatever with the prisoners. ana especial
~ To ask no questions. One OF the attend
ants says the caution was i'll the form ii an
OATH. and that copies OF it are in existence.
and will be produced. Payne. it i said,
made written confession. but lio trace OF
this paper can now be found. All the pri.
offers cxpectoi to be reprieyetl up to the
very moment they were SWUNG of, and
when tie order OF execution WAS taken in
to be read. some OF them wcrein great glre
slippc sing the reprieye had certainly come.
Here are grave REASONS for supporting thar
some OF the prisoners believed rrprcsc and
final PARTON 10 bc clements il -" plo'
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Al but four towns. We, ga, no e,j.
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Grooming Of the King and Of Hun gary
The Surran Tridt-Jhe GoreramtRf
Determined to Pr1b. the ,rhote mater.
New YORK, June l0-I0.4j N. Gold
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

N y
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received q
- Frank Fritch's No 313 Second street, nnti
JulyI 1851 for building School House for EInan'
ueps Church. ..f#. ... .| ill.,.
Plan and specifications can be seen at the above
place. ..r.. ,..
The Building Committee reserve TO thenlseye'
the right to reject any or all OF be proposals u
they should consider Il necessary for the best IN
terest of the congregation Every proposal mus
also be accom- panied with two 2ood securities
NIuneI4 4-dtiyi THE COMMITTEE.
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NOTICE.

william + Eby, PlaiutiG, against Rebccca Jane
Eby, Defendant, ...
Common Pleas Court, Montgomery County, ohio
ID EBECCA JANE EBY, in the county.of But
II Icr ma state Of ohio is notified that William
y cbydid on the 10th day of April, A. u. 1851,
,nle his petition In the Court of Comnon Pleas
within and for the county Of Montgomery and
state OF ohio praying that he may be divorced
rnm the slid Rcbecca une Eby, which petition
will stand for hearing at the next term oi std
Gro w MoYEn, ATTY ma20 6Jwb-37
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

RssotVsd, That the several states composing the
United States are not united on the principle OF
unlimited submission to their General Govern.
ment, but that by compact, under the style and
title o. Constitution Of the United states, and Of
Government, for special purposes-delegated TO
that Government certain definite powers, resery,
ing, each State TO itself the resduary mass Of
right to their self government; and that " hem
ever the General Government assumes undelegH.
ted power, its acts are unuuthOrtatiVe, void, and
of no forcet That to this compact each state ac-
eeded as State, and is integral party, its co.
States forming as to itself. the other party thal
the Government created by this compact was hOl
M ale the exclusive or nnaf Judge OF the eXtent u
the powers delegated to itself, since that would
have made its discretion and nOttne Constitution
the me sure Of it, powers; but that. as in NJ
other cases OF COMPACT AMOHG POWERS HAVING
10 COMMON JUDGE, EAUu PANTY HAS An EQUA
RI0HT TOJUDgK FoR ITSELF, AS WILL OF tNFRAC
TIoNs AS Or the MODE AND MEASURE OF REDRESS
The FGrst stHenttoky RsselEttgp iof i7es
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who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER, RE AL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO has Tor sale.
Twenty Houses aad Lots ranging from SSoO 70
kISo six Farms--three In Darke, two in Mont
somery and one In Van WertCounty.
= 1rfa anderslg gned ran alWeys be FOUND AZ the
Ohio insurance . uhce, when nOt out on business
or AZ the Post Once corner.
= Bays and sells property, rermAliberAl
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

y EAuRsU ANT to law, notice is hereby given that
, II TGoMAs J.. 3. sMIFH, j. a, w ALLBRs, y l..
VALL1HDIaHAM, GEoRe9 ". HoyE, e. ~ Han
MAa ADAM sEYDHH, .. y; WSoDsu.. y, q, h0vh.
arselR JoHn BEoADRuPt DksNIz DwIgh, SAN;
UEL MITs and JoaN hokLwnn pave eesoeiated
70 Snrfe A iasuR ANon ColIPAAY for the pufRose
1rsf soecinad Ia session OF the Act % reEuiate
InsurRncS companies, passed April 10, leol, and
with the corporate rights and powers conferred
Nv aaid al and the act Of May 1853 the prtnei-
nsi once of said company to be located q Dayton
Montgomery County, ohio. .sItg1.HE
DAyten. Nay 4 iseI-dAtM M--
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NAsHvHhr,H June PA fire occurred
this morning, at the Pehiteutary, destroy
ing the workshops, cahtnet work. ced1r
ware, agricultural implcni MS, nachinery,
stock Sc. The loss Is estimated at SS0,OO,
tNt. srrh,,ter portion of'Nhich Fails on the
lessees. Insuralice, SIS QOO.-
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Advices from Constantinople state that
on the 10th inst, Admiutl Pe11ini Pacha
with twolron clads, two steamers ahd 5000
troops sailed for Crete.
Quiet Is restored iu Birmingham, EnE,
bur the fmaticai humbug Murphy Is Nill
pouring against The Catholics, and another
Tibt Is tsxDcctcd
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP

The undersigned having purchased tho entire
stock OF Drugs &c, of Dr J. A. Walters No, $50,
Third str et will continue the business ut the old
stsn,i sa long aud favprably known. We expect
by close attention 10 bu mess and selling hrst
foods only to meet liberal share Of public pat
rUnage hbLSO BENNLII'
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C4Ioceries, Of an Kinds
MAD RIVER ICE.
LEGAL NOTICE.

israel GILBERT, who resides in the state
i OF Indiana and Isaac Gilbert, who resides in
The State MARY and, Will take notice that Geo.
" MOyCr, administrator Of tho estate OF Isaac
Gilbert, deceased, on the - day Of June, A. ID.
1857 filed his petition In the Probate Court within
and for the County OF Montgomery, and State of
Ohio, alleging that the personal state OF said
deceased IS insufficient TO pay his debts a d the
charges Vt administeIing his estate that he died
scized In tee simple of the following real estate,
situate in said OOuuty, to-Nit: Being Il q south
part Of the northeast quarter of section fourteen
| (i4) township four az, range four ~, east and
bounded as follows: beginning at the southw est
corner OF said quarter and running thence will
| the south line OF said quarter north 64k deg
east 1877 10 poles TO the southeast corner Of said
quarter; thence with the section line north deg
west 20 9s-t0O poles "a stake; thence south Abs
deg west iSs e-lU poles 70 StAk on the west line
OF Said quattor thence south ~ deg east 20 2o-iOI
poles t0the place Of beginning, containing twenty
! aCtCS And that Julian Gilbert, as widow Of said
ldecedent Is entitled 20 dow err In said premises.
The prAyer0f said petltiOnis Is for the assignment
or dover to the said JUL Gilbert and for sale
of said premises subject 20 such dover estate, ioi
the payment OF the debts and charges Aforesaid.
said petition win be for hearing on the Sth day
Of July. 1851 soon thereafter as leave can bt
Obt3iDgd. GEO. w, MOfER,
Adminisirator OF Isaac Gilbert, decd.
June7-dltN4t-40
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@aftisuefrs.
Busiuess agStifts.
DYSPEPSIA. !.
DOCTOR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
mr. SrRIcKLAND's

n- TONIC lie cohcen-
ra.ed preparation Of Roots and Herbs, WIN s,,
.otisc,Ss and carminatives to strenGthen
the stomach and nervous system ~ Is >
certain remedy for DyspePsla Ste vi an AK n,
ttCo;I ~ Wine stomach' Flatulency and Depility
Y Is not alcoholic, therefore p&EtieSSiHssT.'y. !.
auited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept :
nerSons. For sale by all Druggists every
There at 81 per bottle. -
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, ,LouIsyILLEs Ky, June 29.-Stcamboat
from the south report the
cholera at jackson. Mississippi Helena and
other points. and three deaths theretrom at
Memphis, on Monday,
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NOTICE,

DENJAMIN METHERD, whose residence IS
d unknown, is hereby notified that Sarah A.
Methcrd did on the bth dav of April, 1861 die her
petitun In the Clerks )flice Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Montgomery County, ohio, charging
him with willfu absence IRON the said plAIntln
for more than fiVc years past. and praying that
she may be divorced from sad Benjamin Methrrd,
which petition will stand for hearing at the next
term of Court. SARAH a. MblHEhD.
GEO. V, SAUEETH ATTY. api3bIwb-Sl
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NOTICE.

TVkvIVG sdlA my ehtire Stock Of Drugs, SC, No
Ii 255 Third street to Relso Il Bennett. both
well known business men, and competent drug
trists 'Tne community who favor them with their
custom, need have no foars butthat tney Will be-
Inne II 1857 ]. A. WALTERS
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Telegraph MISCELLANY.

,n NEW York, June 23.---A man named
August Beck, while working in well at
East Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday,
was suiiocated.t Two men uamed Simon
Groesbeck and August Hi6chereich, IN an
attempt to save him, shared the same fate.
, Ia A dispatch from Omaha says The Union
Pacific Railroad is now open to Julesburg,
three hundred and seyeny-six miles wesG
of Il is point, aud two daily trains viii
commence running each way on Monday.
There are FIVE million pounds OF freight
which las been waiting this event. ana
viii now be forwarded ut once. t....
Vera Cruz adylces TO The 18Th report the
city not surfendcred. General Tab0doa
had avowed a firm resolve to resist TO the
last. '' N q" .''
The capture of Santa Anna at Sissal has
been confirmed. The cause of his capture
is reported to have been proclamation he
sent ashore to create pronunclamentos ln his
favor. ttE
There was great scarcity. of provisions
but the Common Council had ordered the
return to Havana ofone hundred eases of
jeTked beef, which was pronounced uneata-
BILE. .... .t ,..If
A small steamboat oftwenty tons has been
Transported overthe Isthmus for the use OF
! the United States war vessels IN the harbor
OF Panama. l
The steamship Ocean Queen has arrived,
/ from Aspinwall the 18th INST, Will 81, l45
900 in treasure, and two hundred aud
! eighty y-three passengers, -. 4. ... .....
Columbia adyiees rom arthegena TO the
second inst. report that lighting was going
on all along Magdalena River, and that all
communication between BOgota and the
\ coast was cutoff. 'ii32Ns7 -n#
bass s.H ls FROM EUROPE.
LONDON, June 23---Aa dispatch which
4 reached here to-day from ConstantinoplC
asserts that the Snltan has ucceded to the
! proposition of the European powers fol
Joint commission to inquire into the gTiev'
ances and demands Of the people OF Can
4 dia. .H N.5.sr.. .a.f "A ..E.-
The Turkish Government is arrcstlnl
many important rnrks belonging 10 th'
! Egyptian Prince Mustapba Pasha's party
on suspicion Of conspiracy, .t.. -
The Paris liberals have asserted that nv
Gar has asked Napoleon to spare the life 0
the attempted assassin. H.
Z A letter from Rolneannouutes that Bish
op Spaulding will return 10 this connuy
Cardinal I.a.1a +. ,..... a.a'
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
Is. OF COURT.

A ETHe It,tls Home Jor a Ea'HGy iH Madison 70rE-
sAip.
ON MONDAY the first day Of July, ID, 1861,
" At = O'Clock in the afternoon on the premises,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate as tho property Of Jacob Nidmahn,
gomery and State OF Ohio, heing part uf Section
IL. IN Township b, Range 4, east &C, bounded ny
beginning at the heast Of the southeast
quarter bf sa section, and running rom lhence
viii the section line :. degs. D. 10 chains Go n
stone, thence : s5dei-s W 10 chains 10 stone,
the north line OF said quarter section thence WIN
said north line 50 dogs 10 chains 10 the place
ai beginning, contaipiHg ten UO acres, 70 be sOld
fres ~ dotoeF. said property was appraised irce
lof cioWer at n 100 and cannot sell Tor less than
/ twO-thirds thereof.
! TEnMS-One thjrl Of the purchase money 10 be
paid cash tho day of sale, onc-hird in one, and
Ione-thitd in two years thercaiteri deferred pay
/ gage on the premiscs ~
H.. JACKSON MCNFLLN,
| dpccased
| ADAM CLAY, Atty. JuneG lsOl-wts-
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aytw advertisements.
Tho New Star Clothing stOre.

NALL at Is Jefferson street where you can nnt
~ d large assortmentof Clothing, at very lyw
prices Also large stock OF hats, caps, ana nus
furnishing Goods Of all kinds AM a..
DoAt iorget the place, the star Clothing store
Wsttat 'II1ntr ~ ~ NJ HARrsrkIN
June % lS67tdim .Ur..... ..I.F .....
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ADMINlSTRATo SALE OF FIVE
,VALlABLE TRACTS OF LAND,


THE undersigned, Administrator Of the estate
i Of Bar holumew BUOher qeccHsed, VIII Onel Iol
ale on 5atuiddy, j ute ~ 1854 commencing 81 ~
o'liJrk ofonoJn on the OLD farm Of barthm3mew
Bboher aeuehsed, now occupied by John Hoop
81 rbt tbl mites north vi AAy ton, ON the olu lfOy
PIKE and on the east side OF the Miami river "a.
Frf T,dct-Juntdining 1WG acres lying oh tne
NJ fatni ri vr some four miles nOith Ol DA4 Voh ~
Hhrti-on township, east ol DAVID Bearushetr, )
tbia1s Ihe nest q bottom lands, under Bood Cu'tl
yUtiyp, & dhrck dwelihg mouse, trany yarn anu
other out hottses are all In good repair thefe Is a
Ieri Of watcP Ht the house and one at the barn.
ScCOR4 2f1of -l}eng lllV Olt loneFlSAu OF the
Lltvt bartholomew BOohef, decd containing onS
humid n Il aud sixty two and twelve Ond- handfeuth
Dt.rp, nisfe urluss This tract Is Ia good Cultivl-
tioul lha As goo aud the best aud mVst valuable
.of uplur h Amber the hest in tie county, the tlm'
bsf NH more Than pay for the llndi aud other
vaIuuAio timber is on The place There IS good
farm barn, house aud.outbuildings on this tract
Efg9is goSa ARMS 4lYn,'99bsss ~ RGdI'i Rad home.
nv iiusty.olg ana SiNty Oue-huudrcdths acres
,HftO.lO0I About One-haif Of this tract IS under
cultivation, the hqlauve has good timber some
ana Afst.r,t1 good orchard OF young bearing lrnH
trees, with a We'll OF good water -,
Fourth Trdct-Lyfng In Miami county, ONO
aliput two miles north OF the Old hOnC steal Ol
/ Bartholomew BOOh0I, deceased, and On lhe a.
7 ItlonHlrOHd, which isnow being pikedl rms tract
eoUtains lll a. 100, acres, and VIII be s0ld IN tW(
tracts OF s04 acres each There urc two Foot
ldNelliAg .houses two good barns, aud tW Boot
| wells of water. ON this piece, well situated io
Icithor tract; good OrchhrdOn each piece; goo'
timber land oncach piece The land Is goJd hn'
| TsrEsoT Siie.--Ono. third cash in hand on day o
sale one-thiru in one aud One-thifd ia two year
| from day OF sale deferred payments TO bear si'
! Ihr nrpmisag LEWIS NEFF
| SSthhistritor de bonis non with the win anncNe,
or bartholomew " I3oOh, 4, dcceased .
! j. II nkGdorT Attorney.
hiayBl. III aW-,SW3tts- Fh3g ....... .#....t. ...
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d. Y. POTTLE.
Horse ShoeinR Shop.

COR. ST. CLAIR ANDTHIRD ST., DAYTON, o
Having established my shop at the above locR-
tion. 1 will give particular attention 10 shoeinE
horses that Interfere. lroublcd with quarter
cracks and 'front.' cracks, and knocking" Guar
rantee abstraction on all work, Charges reason-
able. apr25, 'd7 dSm
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Certificates OF these Shares will be inclpscd ~
envelopes exactly alike, sealed uii mixed well
together, numbered on the outside and depostted
in boxes subject to pubic Inspection. ~ ny per
sou sending 90 cents for the certificate cNn Orler
uny numler he may choose II heis pleased with
what che certificate calls Tor he GAN then send .
and obtain u deed tor the land, no matter what 1t
Farm worth from s1OO To s25 900. All Farms worth
over u OJO will be redeemed N Greenbacks, should
IL be pre- erred. subject 10 "a deduction Oi ~ per
cent. to cover expense of sales, &c. Amy nunDer
OF shares cin be taken by individuals, Clubs VIII
lie received Ut l0por cent discount Win an extra
| certificate to the getter mp of the club, ~
| Address. with money, and stamp lnclosed iol
! return postaEe .. \. BANDER,
Rapptnannock City, Culpeppcr 90. Va
| Niu I5calctOn StatiOu, u. and A. IL. II.
! +, s--Rappallannock city IS in the mrist OF ' th'
| gud mining district in Culpepper County ant
| Clifton IN the coal and oil region, in Buchanan
\ County. on Louisa Fork OF Big sandy River,
4 The Shares are Sold So cheap 10 induce innig gril
| tion and settlement. JuheH
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IA warranted to be the only preparation
Known 70 cure Coughs, Colds, AH9afsenes1
Asthma, whooping Cough, Chronic cough =
Consumption, Bronchitis ana JEoIp Ioshs 81
heslinS - softening, and expactoratlng, an
particuiarly suitable for all affections oIthl
Throat and Lungs. For safe py DDruggiesU
everywhere. I.aa. tsaiis l,i.l adL lolo
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r CUpp | DR.. striclland's
PtiTGfns. Fl PILE REMEDY I' z

uss cured thousands Of the worst eases OF
RIinS and bleeding piles. II gives imme-
dlate relief aud effects q permanant. cure
Try it directly. 1t is warranted 70 cure.
For sale by all Druggists at oo Gus per
hottie. .r
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OTTX HoT@ L. >
Corner Third and Basin streets, Hamilton, o.
n. P. OHURCHTLL Proprietor

THIS popular House has recently beea e-mod-
i eled and thoroughly reatted and renoyatou'
aud is low opened 20 tho public under new aus
,n,ees. Itis conveniently located to the business
portion OF the city and 10 near the ralroad uePot'
No pains WILL be spared 70 make y the S
Mouse of Hamilton Omnibusses run 20 and trom
aiItraius Good stablinE on the premises. Jal7dti
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has Seen appointed ami quail
/ hed nv the ffobute COur. oil MontgumcrS CVun-
~ Ohio, Executor upon the estate ol ames Brooks
late VI said County, deceased Those EnQ~mg
Themselves indebted to- said estate viii call and
settle with sNid Executor, ana those having
claims against said estate will present tEm Tor
allowance ~ JlEFERSOS 4. WA LIGltai l...
~ ,v Ia is87 d2t W2E.s8S Executor,
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.... rI.. FOR GOVERNoR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
a.' FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
DANIEL s. UHL, of Holmes.
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r'' n FOR TREASURER:
Co., DR.. c. FULTON, Of Crawford.
.5 N. =. FOR AUDITOR: ... r.
JOHN McELWEE, Of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
.7.a FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
.rUI FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
'' THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY
0IdiwM. SHERIDAN Of Williams
sr, FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS;
ARTHUR HUGHES. of Cuyahoga.
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DERAIIT me, through the columns Of the Day
,itv and its vicinity having fUunu that our one
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body. We therefore have the assurance VI eOb-
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manner. Allow US once more to thank you hll,
trusting 20 have'a share Of your Kind patronage
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