ocr: PIPHEB & SBICHRIST, Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu SNUFF AND CIGARS. North side, Washington street, opposite Stajre Oflice, julyT-wif INÜKVNArOI.lS, IND


Indiana State sentinel. [volume]

ocr: THEY ARE ALWAYS RIGHT! DI RVI I . I ORSVTII A CO.'S CELEBRATED 8 C A L E S Railroad Track and Depot Heates, Coal, Har, and Cattle Seaiex: Heavy Iron and Dot main Scale; W'heal or Hopjier Scales ; l.iKTMtlll PLATFORM. AND COI'NTKR SC A El's Ware house Trut ks and Sugar Mill., . lütter op mi; rfjw. Ptein F.xcHViitine Knud Scraner These Scalei have U en lone and favorably known, hat ubiiiillrd 10 ihe severe! tests, ami lor accar.icy and duisbililt aw jusily a knoMittdged lo be ihe STANDARD from which there 1 uo appeal HENRY S KEI.IXK.i. Aprnl litdiaiuxpolia. HII.I.. tR BISON & ( o . Aeent- Ft Vcnyn, V.'M T Ml MFtlRII l.e Agent, Ijifavett. u aepl-dlw-wSw fcjcVTHEs AND SNATHES IU tlosen drain mid dra S. vil.e. lu dozen Suatiie Received 1 juaeM and lVr ale low, by BRoWNINd MaVKR e i .1 I'd and rpl ACKERE L. 4( package- No 1 Mat ker-rl for sale very cbeap at V C II ANN A A t CHHIST1AM PfiAAJhUSTS PIFF ceivedai, I ale IvdiiHia, just re Cull at ROS 4 RAY'S. Oae door west of the Wnthi Huuw HiWOUkSSES- Du bbl pr.mt N O M0I1 - 1 ha.f bbb. nrimt N O Molasses;

place_of_publication: Indianapolis


ocr: GROCERIES. V. C HA NN A t Co. oflfer for sule, whole sale and retail, IU hhdi rood, fair, and prime N O. Sugar; 25 hhla New Orleans and Sugar House Moli 75 liairs Rio Coffee; 2,000 lbs P;g and liar Leash 40 Kea-. Deer and Kentucky Kifle Powder; SO Boi n 10 hy 'i and 8 by 10 Glass; 20 dozen Painted Buckets; 15 Nests of Tubs, 10 bags Allspice; 15 bags Pepper; 25 chests Teas; 8 boxes Starch; 7 bbls Saleratus; 20 bags Shot 18 kegs Tobacco; 20,000 Cigsrs; 2,000 Its Cotton Yarn, 10 dozen Decanters for Grocers; SS cases Tumblers. Glas.- lars, Ac ; 10 bales Cotton Batting, "nudle Wick. Ac ' 20.000 Percussion Caps; 30 boxes Candles. 20 malts Cassia;' 5 dozen Pine Wash Boards; o bhls Tar. 10 boxes Herring; 20 reams Paper: 200 lbs Indigo; 400 lbs Madder; POO lbs A!ona 30 lbs Nutmegr 100 lbs Cloves, 300 lbs Ginger; 1,000 lbs Bologna Sausages. Onr terms are Cash, and the prices bound to suit. ,pr3 . V. C. HANNA A Co SaiJ PICES. 1 bnle Cinnamon; 1 bbt Cloves; Ä 9 bajs Pepper and Spice; I SW Ginger june4 Received d sd.tv, at V. C HANNA dr CO ft EFINED SUGARS. 25 barreU Crushed Sugara; 10 barrels Powdered Sugars, It) barrels Loaf Susrars; 10 barrels Clarified Sugars, 3 boxes Double rstuied Snenr Just received and for sale by BROWNING & MAYER une 14 CIGARS Of tha following celebrated brands . Regalias. La Nor mas, Principes, La Rosus, Cexodrs, Panttlaa. Cew'annrenbairiaiWaaleby W. W ROSERTS juiyfl


ocr: The "Noise and Confusion" will not pre vent the Steamer from starting. FOR SALT RIVER, Ob the 4th of March next, at 12 o'rl'k. THE SfPERIOR STEAM KR "F It i: i: TRAD E." This Ticket will ensure to William J. Bkown, of Indiana, comfortable Deck pas sage to Salt River. " Baggage at the risk of the owners." Fret : P. O. Dep't Agent. LEWIS CASS. VnpUun. W. O. BUTLER, CUrk. GIDEON J. PILLOW, Leader of the Bnr.d. THOMAS RITCHIE, (alias Nov$ Verront.) Pilot. r a 2 3 I -1 1 5 - - K - 1 3 9


ocr: s?wv,w. u. fmmm , u ..u.. Incorporated in 119. ! HPR !-8 " 1 "r '" '- JR. v.-s !iav. 114 properly exposed to lvs lv Ire, to UM Uierior ad- vail(aire, o:P .,c, ,,v ,,. ,K r.. IN.tURANCK CO . S. S. Looans, i Sec.. Tlio. K Bm. e. Hres't. The favoral.le standing of tin Coni Iaiiv is too well known to require eoiimit lit iEtna Fire Insurance Company, HAR Ti CJitD, CÜBK. n...,;tt ci-,fi rtrin nnA v., .... I J V4.11. V 1 AS' - - tt - V - ... ii a I' ii Ml, l vi . VTSL UEHWSSBOH, Agent, Indiana pol is. apr19-.1mo ! j :


ocr: FIPHER & SEICHRIST, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in SNUFF AND CIGARS. North side, Washington street, opposite Stage Office, r-wtf INDIANAPOLIS. IND. july


ocr: PIPHER & SEICHRIST, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in SNUFF AND CIGARS. North side -wtf Wusluiigtuii street, opposite Stage OftVe. INDIANAPOLIS. IND. july


ocr: THEY ARE ALWAYS RIGHT! DURYEE, FORSYTH V CO.S CELEBRATED SCALES. Railroad Track and Depot Scale ; Coal, Hay. and Cattle Scale : Heavy Iron and Davnaut Scale ; Wheal or Hopper Scales ; PORTARHE. PLATFORM, AND COUNTER SCALES ; Ware-house Trucks ami Sugar Mnii, Letter Copy my Prcsea; Patent Fxcavutine Road Scraper These Scale have liecu long and favnrably known, have been submitted lo the severest test, nod for accuracy and durability are justly acknowledged to be the STANDARD from which there is BS Niipsrni Ilfc.MlV S KKI.liUii, Agenl inaiaiiapoiis, HILL. ORBIS! A Co. Agent Ft Wayne, WM. T MUMFORD, Geu. Agent, Lafayeus, lud. sepl-dlw-w7w m a r HITE LEAD A lanre 1st Ha. 1 and pure, and Linseed Ud. lor sale low at V. C. HAN. MA CO.'S. asatft WW R AISINS; NUTS, arO 96 boxes "Layer" Raisinsj itS drum fresh Figs: I caska Xante Currants; 5 barrel Almond, t barrels Brazil Nuts; 9 barrets Filberts. Just received and fbr sale by augli BROWNING ft MATER. W " mm AND BaUlTDBt.-Pure Port and Malaga Wine; WW 9 pipes Roohsll nc Coguiac Brandy: Jut tsceived frsta PhilBflVphtu, at V. t. HANNA ft CO.


ocr: CLEAR THE TRACK ! J F. FAIRH XKf ba just re-eiv. ed. by :e iron horse,-' his Spring npply of Hoots and Shoes, consisting of the Conjrre Hoot Air cent lernen, the Congress Gaiter for ladies, the Jcnnv Kind Slioe for ladies, and every variety of Boots, Shoes, Slipper, ami flaiter. suitable to all aaes. size, and Condi. tKi. He has also received both Becbe's ami Iary's style of New Ym-k Mats, for Spring wear. These Hats are pronounced bv all, as being the best, neatest, and most fashionable Mais worn. Ilia slock of ilk plush, cloth, and oil cloth Caps; plain silk, fur, and wool Hat", is among the largest m ihe city. He i now receiving a large quan tity of Straw Goods, which will be aoW at Cincinnati prices. Also. Trunk, ' arpet Bags, and numerous other articles, " too tedious to ma-Mian." His motto is. " small profits and (jok returns," and lie flatters himself that be can sell cheaper for cask, than any one in the " Rail road ' ' ' t y ' 1 Call and examine for yourself, at J. F. FAIRBANKS. Sics or rnc Btr, Run Boot, marl Sentinel Building. SPRING GOODS JTJ8T RECEIVED. SEATON k HOLMAN. ARF. agait SPHIN in the prtw!"ti of a verv large aud select stock of AND SUMMER DRY f5fODS. comprising a gen I of ClotlM. C limer. Sntineit. Jeans. Tweeds. V-stin?. Summer Casting nnd Pantaloonery, Calicoes, neat lyles. Gingham. De (auies, Lnwn, Kereget, Rieh Figured and Plain Bilks. nd a great variety of other new aud elegant DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, Llearhed ami Brown Mus) ins ami Drills, Tickings, Cheeks. Rib bons. Ices, .JhawU. Ac ; also an nuosnany lar?e supply of Car. a'fg. Haltimm. nnd Rug: Boots ami MA ort Bmmel; Iat and Cap. '' i" and Urorerims. In bort, we consider oar stock far superior in style, quality and fjrice t any we have heretofore had, and respectfully request an . promising oor bct effort to plene all. I at No. . Wa;iingtoii Street. In liannn-l. I ml . if von ! cheap and good goods SEATON k HOLM AN. March 10, J I - rRI3H LINENS 8-4 and 10-4 Meached and drawn Linen Table Cloths. Towels. Napkins. Komm and Bird's Eve Diaper Ln Drills, Brown Linen, aud Linen Checks, just recerved and for Wy SBrl SEATON A HOLMAN lien ale


ocr: PIFHER tt SEIOHRIST, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in SNUFF AND North side, Washington street july-wtf CIGARS. opposite St ape Office, INDIANAPOLIS IND


ocr: H , . WBOLttALE ASP RETAIL DBA LEB IB STAPLE AND FANCY DRY O00D1 kc.. etc.. &c.. kc . , Corner of Washington and Meridian Streets, Ssus Sid, tmm O Keittn t TeUcrapk Office.. INDIANAPOLIS, WILLIAM KANN AMAN, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, Axp Maus m Medicines, Paints, Tarnishes, Oil, Dye ttaifc. he he WasiiingloaS.. north side, two door west Pennsylvania, IXDIA APOLTS, IXTiriKA


ocr: MITCHELL k BROTHER, Whol-i.a!e and Retail Dealers ill P0MER0Y IS0N. Warranted to be of a superior quality. Xails,Steei. Spring, Axles. Aivil, Vices, Bellows. Wagon-boxea, Plows, Sieel ami Cast MouM Hoard. rc. They a'so keep on hand a large variety of PARLOR AND COOKING TOVES. Of the latest patterns, and of superior quality and finish So. Afrtia St.. West Side, thru doors Mow Court, jnly7-0mw CINCINNATI O.


ocr: pTfHER & SEICHRIST, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in SNUFF AND CIGARS. North side, Washington atrsct, opposite Stage Olfice, july7-wlf INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


The spirit of democracy. [volume]

ocr: JAB. XL MORRIS, PROPRIETOR, i WOODftFIELD, OIIIO, SEPT. S, l51. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Far Governor, mi? REUBEN WOOD. For Lieutenant Governor, ... William Medill. ' For Suprem Judgei, -WILLIAM B. CALDWELL, R. P. RANNEY, . " JOHN A. CORWIN, j THOMAS W. BARTLEY, , ,.' ALLEN G. THURMAN. " .' For Juttitor qf State, , WILLIAM DUANE MORGAN. For Treasurer of State, JOHN G. BRESLIN. . For Secretary of Stale, . . WILLIAM TREVITT. . For Attorney General, GEORGE E. PUGH: For Board of Public Worki, ALEXANDER P. MILLER, for 3 years. GEORGE W.MANYPENNY," 2 ," JAMES STEEDMAN. . "1 " .

place_of_publication: Woodsfield, Ohio

publisher: J.R. Morris


ocr: James Baker, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, CORNER or MAIN AND MONROE STREETS, WHEELING-, VA. OFFERS for sale, at the loweil market a large and well selected assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, French, English and American Palms and Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Varnishes, Window Glass, Brushes of all kinds, Bronzes, Perfumery, Surgical Instruments, Halters' Materials, Druggists' Glais Ware. GENUINE COD LIVER OIL. Together with every article comprising stock of a Physician or Druggist. (ly7)


ocr: may 7,1851 6w Attorney for J. Neff. BRANT'S ZITOIAN The Great COUGH REMEDY. Many yean of experience, and more than a Hundred Thounnnd Cnren uf Consumptive Complainc, have proved to Uie undoubted allilaclion of all perauni who have become acquainted with thii wondtrful rtmtdy. that It ii (rent I y uperlor, becauae it U toothing uA healing, and mor certnln to cure Consumption ol the LnnjiH, than any oilier Remedy in Uie world. We know, howaver. tlial it It id by tome that Consumption can not be cured, fie that die opinion of the many or the Tow, we ahull not attempt to argue with auch, but thu we viU tay, and do Buffi ai a fact, which can be proved la thousand ot caaea, that this medicine fans rilred CoughM and duttua which, bejort ihe cure were effected, were called real Consumption, and which were at tended with tymptom, that reiembled, and were in nil renpeeU like the ymptoma of thoae wAo die, and when dead are aaid lo have died with that fatal diaeaae Conaamp tion. Thla Balaam haa cured Monianrft of per, one who were (aid to lie boneletaly afflicted who had hard, dry, racking Cousha-Paint In Uie Breast, Side, and Hack Jtlltlcnltjr of Hreathina; Purulent Kxiieetoratim Hectic tfeterNiyhuSaeattmi wnstina; away of the Flesh and Blood. Peraona having auch coinnlainta have been cured after It was aaid they could not live a week longer. Thia Medicine haj cured some who were iippoaed to he in a dyinar state, but, by the uae or thii remedy, Ihey now live, and enjoy good health. This Balsam it purely a vegetable compound. It la pleaaant to take, and never dot injury in any attire of die eaae or under any circumatancet. It eflectt iti wonder ful andamoai miraculous Cores by Purifying:, Strengthening, and Invigorating; the whole tyaiem by equalizing the circulation, and producing a healthy me. tion lima allaying Couch aoottiiii, the Nerves and aiding and larilitaiing Expectoration. It Curst the following dieeaeet, viz. : Consumption. COVGII3 and Coldt, Bronchitit, Atthma, Spitting of hlood, hleeding at the Lungt, Paint in the Breatt, Side, and . Chett, Servoutneet, Ai'f Suteatt, Palpitation of the Heart. and all FEMALE WKAKNKHSE and Commiumtt anting iherefrom. Cholera Infanta m, be. 17 For Proof and particular, of Cures, see our Pamphlets and HanioUletM our Areola have them to (ire away. FOR SALE BY MouBiSr Woodsfield, Wm. Stell, Stafford, Morris & Mitchell, Antiocli, J. M. Kownd, Summerfieltl, Citizen Beall, Beallsville. All orders must be addressed to Wal lace & Co., 304 Broadway, N. Y.


ocr: James Baker, WHOLESALE D R TJ- G GIST, ' CORNER OK MAIN AND MOHBOB STREETS, WHEELING, VA. OFFERS for sale, at the lowest market a large and well selected assortment of French, English and American r:i. ,i n;i, Rrushes of all kinds. ... , - KrnnZAfl. - Perfumery, Surgical Instruments, Dye-Stuffs, Varnishes, Window Glass, Druggists Glass Ware, nauerr matenaw, " .tv i iitpd nit i;h nuinii. uuu i.i,x.n . with every article comprising Together stock of Physician or Druggist.


ocr: TITLAttTU ZXfDiATl . The Great COUGH REMEDY. Maav years of experience, and nor thu a HaaJra Thousand Cures of Coaeumptlve Compiling nave proved to ttio undoubted itisfection of all persoae who hars become acquainted with this nondtrul rmuif, thai It la (really superior, because 11 li eoolAins sail htaltnt, and men certain to cure Osnsuaistlsa el the IiUnaa, than any other Remedy In Hie world. We know, however, that it It itld by tome that Coniumettoa can not be cured. Be that the opinion of the muy or tae few, we thall not attempt to argue with such, but tilt we wiU wy, and do win et a fact, which can be proved hi thousands of cuet, that tblt medicine has eared CouffAt end dictate which, (or the euret were treated, were called rent Consumption, tnd which were tended with imiimm that resembled, tnd were la all rtqmti We the symptoms of thoie uho dit, tnd trim dead are Hid to here died with thtt fatal ditette Ceasainp Hon. Thit Btlttm hu cured Mouand, of pertont who were taid to be hupelettly tlHicted who had hard, r, rucking Couehe-I'imi in the Hrenst, Sid, and float Illfflcnlty of Hrrnthlne Purutmt iyrtorartee Untie ymrNight-Smalt-mi wasting away of tae Fleeh and Blood. Persons rutins, tuch eomplalatt hart been cured after It wu said they weld net lire a week longer. Thit Medicine hu cured turn l who were euppoMd to be In a dying state, but, by the asa at thfi remedy, they low live, and enjoy good bealls. This Balsam it purtiy a nottalu commoimi. It Is piva.au, w 1MB, aim nrwwr eon vyery in mny litre Of a IS site or under any circumtttncti. It elfectt Iti wonder ful tndolMMl miraculous Cam by Furlfylat. Strmytheninff, ud InTlcoratlnsT lbs whole tytttav by tqualising tht eiraiiatum, and produeinr a aceiUy ss tion thut allaying Cough toctnma tat Nerves end aiding and artlitnlmtt Kxpcctsratisa. It Carta sm followlnf diteases, via. :


ocr: WM. F. HUNTER. ARCHIBALD ROSS Hunter & Hoss, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITOR! IN CHANCERY. WOODSF1ELD, MONROE COUNTY, O. Qr-AII business entrusted t either W. F. Hun' ler, or Hunter & Ross, wilt receive prompt atten lion, as Mr. Ross will attend to the businasa during absence of Mr. Hunter.


ocr: Cash for Produce, The highest market price will be paid in CASH for RYU, OAT8. FLAX-SEED. GINSENG, BEESWAX, DRIED PEACHES, APPLES AND HOPS; ALSO WELL-WOOLED SHEEP SKINS. . FOX, AND PRIME RACOON SKINS. WILD-CAT AND 'POSSUM, at our Store, MALLORTS CORNER. - Clarington. R. CHASE &, CO. OR SALE, by the barrel, a choice article of RECTIFIED WHISKEY, at Wheeling pri ces, freight oulv added. K. C at Co.


ocr: PUIilFFIXG EXTRACT Tlie Greatest BLOOD PURIFIER I the whole World! Price 11 per Bottle, or Six IiottUi or $5. Itiiiiow put up In ilVJUT IIOTTI.KH, of tha unit power and medic-il 0i:rt ng wlicri in imnll lioirta. Ech .(irjf lutHt(rir)!a'iiB.IXTV-I''OL,lt DOSESt und itm mi'tlicatitirifl ura mo Strongly Concentrated lliHt in'y One TitbJripaonful In rrquiri'rl at a IOHr thrp c timet a diiy limn onu bo-tie hilts Twnity-Ono DnvN, which in much loiitrer than a loll!e nf twy other (lUfdionn inula, tit;cnuto tlicro required of Una 4t lew qitnntflT nt a dugi. The gritt Superimtv ttf (hit Hlooil 1'arlflrr over til oil'r !"-( iciuttf, rout!!!! in h giftti tuttiuMire in Iti porfrifMtTiF. 0 P'""l f i' ':inipi)tji!, tli powerful Mnd leu! Virtues pf o" Scarce and Knro Indian Itjots and Barks, which no otftpr modicine pnifif.',f. Tlie are tlie mit eerUfin I'tirinVri uf the Hloml r,,fci wwe ovr kuuwn ttj eiitmr 1uttajt ur white man, und tlicaje Pu.ng Compounded with llio itiontjly-canceiitruted F.s tract of SarsapariJla, Yellow Dock, CHERRY AND SASSAFRAS BARKS, mnko thin Vfffrtible Iixtmor, not only the yreutttt Jflonrf I'lirifier, (ut amu, a c hen per medicine by rnt oildrt than any other. It m cheaper, httmnm tlie quantity of it ttint mity be lioutrbt for One Dol lur will Urt in licit lonncr, and will euro lYn Tlnif h more Biood-diat'utiu, tiiim tjue iJvtiur't w orth ot any otuor mcd icin Cj?" For undoubted proof of the Cure nf Scrofula, Fever-Sores, Feald-tliXid. P'.rytipclae, SalUlVieum, llheumathm, Syr hit It, Kmptiunt, Pimpin on tite Face. IJver-4'iHituluiiltN. Pilet, I.umbmjo, L'ancerou Licert, CoHttveneMtl, Hare Eye$, DvttlX'PHin,; Paint in the Side, h ret tit, iionet,ttnd Joint, and ai.i. othkr iMrMiKK-Ili.oor, 1)israks. e our PAMPHLETS and HandOdUvvttry Afctot baa Umm lu jfive away. FOR SALE BY Morris, Woodsfield, . Wm. Stell, Stafford, Morris & Mitchell, Antiocli, J. M. Kownd, Suniineifield, Citizen Beall, Beallsville. All orders must be -addressed to Wal & Co., 304 Broadway, N. Y. (5)


ocr: THE SPIiUT OF DEMOCRACY. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One dollar and fifty cents per annum, if paid in advance; otherwise two dollars will be requir ed. Marketable produce will be taken in payment. JNo paper will be discontinued, except at the op Hon of the editor, uniil all arrears are paid. All letters and communications sent by mail must be post-paid. JOB PRINTING - Eiecuted with neatness and dispatch at this Office, aud at reasonable prices. . TERMS OF ADVERTISING: ,


ocr: JAaR. MORRIS, PROPRIETOR. : 1VOOD8F1ELD, OHIO, SEPT. IT, 1851. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. - Fur Governor, .. ,( UEUBISN WOOD. Fhr Lieutenant Govrnor9 William Aledill. ' ; ,".- I-' t ' ..; - ( 1 Fur Supreme Jtnlges, WILLIAM B. CALDWELL, ' R P. RANNEY, JOHN A. CORWIN, ' THOMAS W. BARTLEY", ALLEN G. THURMAN. ' Fur Auditor of Stale, V WILLIAM DUANE MORGAN. ' ; ' For Tretuurer of State, JOHN G. BRESLIN. For S'cretnry of Stale, WILLIAM TREVITT. Fur Attorney General, GEORGE E. PUGH. For Buaril of PuMie Woiki, ALEXANDER P. MILLER, for 3 years. GEORGE W.MANYPENNV," 2 JAMES STKEDMAN. "1 " MONROE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Representative, JAMES OKEY. Probate Judge, ; ELIHU MORRIS. Clerk of the Court, JEDIDIAH G. FLEMING. Prosecuting Attorney, DANIEL H. WIRE. Sheriff. MARSHAL MORROW. Coroner, JOHN OLLOM. Treasurer, "EDWARD SALISBURY. Commissioner, JACOB TSCHAPPAT.


ocr: COUNTY DEBT Amount of Funded debt remaining unpaid laat year 6 617 52 0 " ' ,; ' Amount nf outtttrdtng counly orders last year 1 .406 97 I ii4''i."" ' !'"' . Tola! amount of county deflt. June 1950, ' 1,7,824 49 1 Paid during thn year on Funded dbl ' f 4,387 43 f V ' " ' Ouutauding orders redeemed ; ,. , . , WW 14 9 6 605 67 6 ' "-' , V, , Balance nf county debt remaining unpaid June, 1851. ,, ,2.418 91 5 """ Balance of Funded debt rrmaiuiug unpaid , 92,130 09 2, ir v County orders unredeemed , ' 888 82 8 aw 2.41881 5 Interest oo the Funded debt ' V . 'V ' Total indebtedness of the , , AUDITOR'S OFFICE, WonDSrit LO. Mots so Cocntt. O . Sept. 10,1851. ; T terlifv the foresomg to be a tonert atalimenl of ihe Rereiple and Expenditures, nf Monroe county, for tbe year ending J ue 9. 1811; aud that ss ppssrs open ths bouks of tl)i ofEcei county, ' ' . . : W 03 0 '' 92,U25"9T5 ihs above is a correct statrmeui of the county debt JNO. B. KOLL, Auditor M C, O.


ocr: , .:. . Land for Sale, , The subscriber has for ssle-an excellent tract land, situate on Xittle Fishing Cieek. i Wetzel Virginia, containing SOU seres, upwards 50 acres of which is cleared and-under cultiva There is also on said tract an oirhard ef ihe best selection of. fiuit trees, which are now It also affords number i excellent and lying as it does within some 7 or 8 of the Ohio r ver and the couaiy seat of ssld Wetzel, it is one of the moat desirable io the cnuuty, both ee aj grain growing slock farm. , ,!,,-,, lw,iK!ir ,.-.rt-. For parlicular inquire .of eremiali Williams 9 Little Fishing Creek, above said trecb t Aeg. , l5.r a VAN C WILUAMS.1.


ocr: r - v .i m . J m t - ssuji fskasalMb' Mass1 mncr impure muauww oj - y - j-- - - eUANTITt which mauiedofm Mtdkiiu to f Uu Mtdlcint xhick kit subdued nd confuni M XHsaaaai then then is mquutlonabU alines !- o f .M-.-.t-t BRANT'S INDIAN' PURIFMG EXTRACT: it suck Medklnt, In every respect; and there la atresias! , proof, In gnat cur- eltected, that ONE BOTTLE of U a tttDs mort purifying, healing virtue, and mtdiflMum; tkesl there is contained in Four BoUlte of any urfrW, or aaf stker medicine Ut has ever been oft'ared for sal. - Is undoubted proof in our pamphlets, thai by the usaot Idas mat India Pitrittr. the that war DriMe yet Lrea-a they that were Lam and Caiman can sow Walm-4 that were Sick, Scaorutocs, and ouwrwts disease, I keen Ubalbjd and Couo. Hundreds Thousand who hive used Brant's Puaima, after harinj bm tested A IX Ihe samparlll and other medicine t aaended to cur blood diseases, hare tucut a si - " Brant's 1b the Cheapest; ;. because One BoUU of it has mm medical, curative mataar In it, and, in consequence, cures awrs diss 1b BBlak is lime, than ens bout of any other medicine. - II, then, CM Bonis of Bairn's Punnia will ear TO Urn TIMES more disease than ens souls of tmtfmrM " BatNT' Puairnta" would be as tkutp at four iMtrs k botllo, as stnapartUa at one dollar. But BRANT'S TVMU FlKR Is sold for only ON 12 DOLLAR a bottl: and aa a bnttle of it hot cured, and is capabU of curies, four Ttmm as much disaase as ens bottle of ruptriUm, therefore, tmh wparilla, in consequence of Its las power and law medlMl efficacy, should be sold at no mort than IWUV-" Gents par bottle, to be aa cheap a the f uanriu at On Dollar, V One Dollar's Worth! . How much CiKcis how much SreHiti hew awati Scaorot-i will One Dollar1 1 worth of Brant't fUMIWfMM cure t Read the following statement; which Is a speetauat f it power. , CANCEROUS SCROFULA I This Is the case or a Dying man who yet lint. He mm cured of a worse case of Scrofula, by only 7Wt Beetle eg Brant's Purifier, than over was cured by the ea of TWsie OaUona of the bat tariaparill that was ever mad. 8ara parilla has nnt sufficient medical jmesr to (feet tat tare of. such retoltinglf kopeleet case. Mr. J. B. Haskin, of Rome, Oneida Co.. Jf. T., hed V via four year was conBoed to his bed the lot sear- he . was so much diaeased and debilitated aa to be unable a raise his band to his hetd. Ha htd tht tut medical adrlea -bad used all of the beet sureepariUas to no goad street gut worse and woree, and was considered to be In a Df4eT State, and could not live nwtuy-our Ion loafer, wata ha commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER Hi ec wa ie nearly of, from ear to ear a Acie was tsten throuf a his windpipe, under his chin, so Ibtt he breathed throufh the hole-hie ear was so eaten around that It could b Hfted up out or iu place, it only boldlnj by a small piece the uee or owe arm was deetroyed by two Ulcers an Ulcer under the arm, as large as a man's hand, had nearly eaten through his side into bit body. Thus, he wss afflicted wilh Tmemtf auch nutria; acrid, offattiv Ulcere, on various parts of hia aereon. For further snd full particulars, see our Pempkleu Doct. Thomas Williams, one of the most skilful physi cians of Rome, was called to see Uaskln Ihe day before he commenced using Brow's Purifier. Doct. W. examined him, and then tuld him that all the medicines la the tasrJtt could not cure him that bis case was , Worse than Hopeless ! Now hear Mr HASKIN'S statement of cure. Be said r My wife procured one bottle of BRANTS PURITTlttm EXTRACT hut bottle enabled me o get off my tea the second bottle enabled me to get out of the houee the thibd enabled me to walk two milee, and when I bad finish ed using JVIne Boulet, Seventeen out of twenty ulcers had HtALEDvr, and three bottles more effected a PERFECT CURK and restored me to good health. FOU11TEEN WITNESSES. The above facts are certified to by DOCT. T. WILLIAM


ocr: James Baker, : ;. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, COMTEK OF MAIN AND MONBOB 8TBCITS, WHEELING. VA. FFERS for sale, at the lowtit market prxeet, a large and well selected assortment of . DRUGS AND MEDICINES, , French, English and American Chemicals, Paints and Oils, Brushes of all kinds, Dye-Stuffs, Bronzes, Varnishes, ' Perfumery, Window Glass, Surgical Instruments, Druggists' Glass Ware, Hatters' Materials, GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, Together with every srticl comprising tbe stock of a or


ocr: BIIANT'S INDIA1M Pill The Great COUGH IlEIEDY. Mnnv yenrs nf experience, nnd more than a Hiiiulred TliniiHtintl Cnrr of ('nniuiiiptlve Compiunw, liave i-nivetl to tlw undouliied Htisluctiun nr all pewint who have become aqnamieil wild this wonderful remedy, that it la irrnllv niiMrlor, becwiw it m nothing and heafh't, tin) more crrmln to cure Conmimption of the JsHiiUH !li" ""7 oiUfr Remedy In ihe woitd. W" know, iimviivur. thai it ii shIiI by iomo that Cunsumption run not be curea. Ku that tlie opinion of the many or the few, we abail not ailempt to arpue with mch, but ilii we tcill fiy, ami iU anert us a fact, which can be proved in thnnsiiniN "f cHe'-a, thut tiiia medicine linn rureil Cowjhi Hinl difirsn wliicli. before tlie curei were effected, were culled renl t'oiiHimiptlon, and which were at tended with tymptomt th-it retemtried, and were in nil retpcett like the eynipiuniH of those whodiefnnA when dead ore said to hiive died with that fufal illiww t'orwuinp tion. Tiiif HalsHiu bus cured Viotuanit uf pwni who weresnid lobe bopelesniy arllioled who had hard, Wry, racking Cough Pit hi in tho HrpnHf, Side, and Back- OifHlMllly of l.reiltllillB Purulent Hrpertoratinnt litctic h'evir Shht-Sweitt and wnntinff nwny of the FIl'mIi ati-1 Ulood. Persons Imvim; tturh coinplainta have been cured lifer H wai anid they eo'tld not live a week longer. Tu is Medicine lias cured some who were riiipuBiid to bo in a tlviitff Htnte, but. by the uae of tiiia nMne!v. thev now live, and euioy Kod benlih. TU'ih l$:iNfit?i lap'ireJya veyetoble compound. It la p'oiwiiut lo take, mid neritr do injury in any stniro of dia e:i-e or under anv rircumPtHiiceH. It eflVcie it wonder l'nl ami almott inifaeiiloiin f iireM by l u ril i 110, Strcmjthrninth and InviyonitiiiK Hie whuie pywlt-m by eju(iHziii'i the c'aculation, and producing a healthy ac tifn Hun o't nfi'i't ComkIi-snothimj ihe Nervei and aidtnyttnd fuctiitilintj Kxpectontliou. ll turet the follow int.' diiousei, viz. : Consumption, COUGHS an l Coldt, Urmehiti, Jthmn. Spitting of lilo'iii, lileediti't at the- l.umjs. Paint in the Hreunt, Side, and Chest Srri-it'i'itifit, Xi'it'Sw-it. Palpitation of the Heart, an lull FJ:.HALK W KARNKSSBS and Complaint aiisiii'Mlterefrom. H'HoliTii J nt'iintiiin, A:c. IV" For Proof nnd particular of i'urei. oar PampliletM uud ilandtilU all our Agenia hava Uiem to IMY MM,


ocr: OF JAB. R. MORRIS, PROPRIETOR. , WOODSFIELD, OHIO, AUG. 2T, 1851. DEMOCRATIC TICKET, j : For Governor, REUBEN WOOD. .i ' l Fur Lieutenant Governor, ' ' : William Mil. For' Supreme Judgei, WILLIAM B. CALDWELL, R P RANNEY, JOHN A. COR WIN. THOMAS W. BARTLBY, ' ALLEN G. TIIUKMAN. Fr Auditor of State, WILLIAM DUANE MORGAN. Fur Treasurer of Slate, ' JOHN G. BUESLIN. For S-eretari of Stale, WILLIAM TREV1TT. Fur Attorney General, GEORGE E. PUGH. For Board of Public Worki, ALEXANDER P. MILLER. for3ij!ars. G EORGE W . M A N V PEN N Y, " 2 " JAMES STEEDMAN. " 1 "


ocr: wftle. A. KThe subscriber has Tor sale an excellent' tract 01 land, situate on Little Fishinsr Craeki Wetzel county,, Virginia, contaiuiiJt 600 acres, upwards ot ou acres ol wiucp is cleared and under cuiuvn. tioa, , There is also on said tract an oichard of th Very heat selectiou ol fruit tree, which are now bearing.. It also affords number pf excellent spriogs; and . lying as it does within some 7 or 8 miles of the Ohio nversnd the county seat of sai county of Wetzel, it is one of the most desirable locations in the county, both as a grain growing ann siock larm. i ; ; ' . i . For particular 'inquire of Jeremiah William living on Little v ishing Ureek, above said tract. Aug. 21, 1850 - EVAN O WILLIAMS.


ocr: ttmumit cf Curst ef Scnful. Canon. SnUlU, Hur tmpun diuam of Ou Blooimd itkt VIR Y SMALL HUAM'ITT ickick aw utd tf Utdkiiu te tfftd Omm ef euck DUtasu, b any proof ef th$ pvrfytnf wudieel fetew aa (A Medicint mkich Mi tuidiui end conoutnd euek Dieem uun uitrt u y.nquutwnaou numc iam , . BRANT'S INDIAN Is tuck a Medicint, In every respect ; snd there Is abondaas urool In mat em aSeeted. that ONE BOTTLE of II taint tion purifying;, healing; virtue, and mudical foieer, than there Is contained in Four Bottlte ot any tertaperilia, or anf iAr mtdicint that hat aver been offered for sal. Thar Is undoubted proof in our pamphlets, thai by th use of this 5 real Indian Pvriftr, they that were Drill vat Lira ley that war Line and Cairruo can bow Walk they that war Sick, ScaorvLOUS, and otherwise diseased, bar been uialrd and uvaco. Hundreds Thousand who hav used BaiXT's Pcairiaa, after baring us letted all Ihe tenaparUlae and other medicinal mended to cure blood diseases, hare dtcidtd that Brant's is the Cheapest, because One Bault at II haa awn madloal, euratlre snatttr In it, and, in eonsequenoe, cures mart ditetee ha much iast iMf, man out ooutt oi any ouer meaicine. If, then, Ont Book of Bbant's Poaima will euro TOUt TIMES more dlaeaaa than ont tool of teruiperill " BaiMT't Puairisn" would be as cheap at four dollart a bottle, aa tanapariUa at ont dollar. Bui BRANTS PUII- PIER It told for onlr ONE DOLLAR a bottle: and at a bottle of it kae cured, and It capable of curing, JVnr Tkmm aa much disease as ant bottle of eartaparUlm, therefore, sa. aaparilla, in consequence of ita Ute power and leu medio! einctejr, should be told at ne mart than IWKy-Pfoa Oku per bonis, to be as duap aa the puanrns al cms ileum. One Dollar's Worth I How much CiMCim how much 8rrmLis how anoak ScaorvLA will Ont Dollar1! worth of Bronte PURjmM


ocr: m . THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY. JAB. R. MORRIS, PROPRIETOR, y WOODSFIELD, OHIO, OCT. 8, 1851. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Governor REUBEN WOOD. For Lieutenant Goeernor, . William Mil. For Supretne Judges, WILLIAM J). CALDWELL, RUFUS P. RANNEY, . JOHN A. CORWIN. THOMAS W. HARTLEY, ALLEN G. TIIUKMAN. Fr .Imliinr of State, WILLIAM I). MORGAN. ; For Trtiuurer of Stole, ; . JOHN G. MilSSLIN. Far Sreretary of ' Stole, . . WILLIAM T REV ITT. . I. .. For Attorney General, - GEORGE E. I'UGH. For lionrit of Public Works, ALEXANDER P. MILLER, for 3 years: GEORGE W. M ANYPENNY," 2 JAMES B. STEED MAN. " 1 " MONROE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. (For Common Pleas Judge, WILLIAM C. WALTON. Senator, JOHN FERGUSON. Representative, JAMES OKEY. Probate Judge. ELIIIU MORRIS. Clerk of the Court. JEDID1AH G. FLEMING. Prosecuting Attorney, DANIEL H. WIRE. Sheriff. . MARSHAL MORROW. Coroner, JOHN OLLOM. Treasurer, EDWARD SALISBURY. Commissioner, JACOB TSCHAPPAT.


ocr: - . James. Baker, WHOLESALE DRUPGIST. CORNER OK MAIN AND MONRO! STREETS, , i WHEELING, VA. : OFFERS for tale, at Hie lowest market pritet, a Urge and well selected assortment uf DRUGS AND MEDICINES, : French, English and American Chemicals, Paint and Oils, Brushes of ail kind, DyeStulfs, Bronzes, Varnishes, Perfumery, Window Glass, Suigical Instruments, Druggist-' Gins' Ware. Halter' Materials, GENUINE COD LIVKU OIL, Together with every article comprising stuck of a Physician or Druggist, Gy7)


ocr: ! James Baker, 1 'T WHllLEStLE DRUGGIST, ' . common or MAIM AHO monrok utrkkt, . WHEBL1NO, VA.' OFFERs ,,r Mtif.ai n,e ioimt market jntt , alarse ami tvell nekcltd aj.nmlincl.1 uf DHL'GS AND MEDICINES, ! French. English and American V ili.la and Oil. Hi tialie tif ... .HrJli Dve Sinft, ' Kruiizei, Viniifliep, IVifumery, Window filaaa, Siitsirl limtriimeiila. I . 11 ti-... i. ...... S u .,.;,!.. GKM'E COD I.IVEU iti - Tti(etliet wlih eveiy arni-le eoinpil-iiit; . ..... I. r i Vx . i aioi'K di a rniiicijii or uriissiat. K1'


ocr: Land for Sale. The subscriber has for sale an excellent tract of land, situate on Little Fishing Creek, Wetzel county, Virginia, containing COO: acres, upwards of 60 acre of which i cleared and nndercultiva. lion. .- There is also on said tract an orchard of the very best (election ot fruit trees, :which are now bearing It also afford a number of eicellent springs; and lying a it doe within tome 7 or 8 miles of Ihe Ohio mer and the eouety seat of said coenly of Wetzel,' it is one of the most deairable ocatioo In the county, both a grain growing tod stock (arm. r . j, c; For particular Inquire of Jeremiah Williams living on Little r ishing Creek, above said tract, . Aug.I, UW.' EVAN C. WILLIAMS. 1


ocr: DEBT Amount of Funded debt remaining unpaid last year '-. $6,617 62 0 Amount of uutstnndinf county orders last year . i 1.406 97 I Total amount of county debt, June 1950, ' , , i , Paid during the year on Funded debt ' ' $4.387 43 7 ' Outstanding ordeis redeemed -I ' 1,118 14 9 Balance of county debt remaining unpaid June, 1851.' ' . ' ,, Bilince of Funded debt remainiug unpaid $2,130 09.2 . i County orders unredeemed ' ' , ' i 288 82 II a ,'-' Interest on the Funded debt ";'',".''' V,, ''. i,,. Total indebtedness of the county, ,' ,. ,.-, ;, -: . ,. $2,925 94 5 AUDITOR'S OFFICE, Woocsristn, MoNos Cowry.' 0., Sept' 10, 1851. I certify the foregoing to be rorrect statement of the Receipts and Expenditures, of Monroe for the year ending June 3. 1851 ; and that the above is a correct statement of tbc couuty debt srf Ibis office. t ": JNO. B. Auditor M. C. O. $7,924 49 1 5,505 57 6 2.418 91 6 2,418 91 I i 607 03 0


ocr: lIcAIisterVMH 'Healing Ointment. nptHS Action which JL' ih's ointment has upon the human cuti- v!cle, ' demonitrales '. in grand efficacy - and I healing' power 1 It is I the first' and only dii f covery of au external j preparation that- has T Doner to restore the "Insensible Pertpiri. lion." The skin being


ocr: SXahd-itoir Staled '. The subs'criber.has' for sale n excellent tract of land, situate on Little Fishing Creek, Wetzel county, Virginia, containing 600 acre, Upward of 60 acre of which i cleared and under cultiva tion. There is also on said tract an otchard of the very best selection ot fruit trees', which are now bearing. ', It also, afford a number of excellent apringa; and tying a it does within ome 7 or 8 miles of the Ohio river and the county seat of said county of Wetzel, it is one of the most desirable locations In the cnuuty, both as a grain growing and stock farm. ' " ' , k For particulars Inquire of Jeremiah William living on Little Fishing Creek, above said tract.' " Aug. 21, 1850. . EVAN U WILLIAMS.


ocr: James Baker; WHOLES AL E. DRUGGIST, . CORNER Or MAIN AND MOPnOB 8TBKET8, WHEELING, VA. i -. ,., -.; OFFERS for aale, at the lowest market a large and well selected assortment of ; DRUGS AND MEDICINES,1 French, English and American Paints and Oils, Brushes of all kinds, Dye-Stuffs, Bronzes, ' Varnishes, Perfumery, "' Window Glass, Surgical Instruments, Druggists' Glas Ware, Halters' Materials, GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, ' Together with every article comprising stock of a Physician or Druggist' (ly?)


ocr: . . . aUallAaTti 0 av aawaahai . . The Great COUCH BEItlEDY. Many years ofeaperlnee, and mora than a Haadred Thonaaad Vunm ot C'anaaanptWe Cuaptslaia,' hava proved to tlie uudoublud MUsfucllon or ail paraaaa wlK) Imve become acquainted Willi tliia nJtrU riai. Ihsl It la areailly anperlar, bKauM U as Mm0 aaai - htaluii, wi.l mart eeruiia lo cur OaaauaaiBiIlM ol. Mia IjUligN, tliuti any ullier ItioutHly p iba world. w. know, however, tint II Is said by aoaia tint Curanraatloa caa nut be cumi. Ilu that Uw opimun ot ihm mtafw Uw few, we s!ih)I not mtmipt lo argus wiuj sueb, but this w Kill nv, 'lo w aa tct, which caa b prorad ha Ihuunanda "t cum, Uial Ibis nwdieln haa ear C'uuoni aiul ditram wriicb, btjort Ihe cures ware mtmami, waraealled real Cnaaamplloa, and which war as.- with tymitomt that mwmblad, and ware la all . rapect, likt llw yiiiliina ol tboae ab iit, and aa 4md are said iu hs' d"d wuh lhat fatal diiease CeasaaaB-' (Ion. Tlii Halsalli liu ruretl Uvuandi ut parsons who ' ware aaid Iu bo bowleMly altlictad who had aard. aVa mcking (,'ouabs '" n tha KreaeC, , and Has. Dillleulty f BrriitUlaj furuUnl Stfntin , Hectic ntr SiiJtt-Sicmaind waatlaa a way at laa Flesh and itluod. Persana Uvlii such ewaalialls have been cured arter It was said Uiejr asaui ml Un a week lunger. This Medicine haacurad auna waa wans r uDooasd tu va Ul a tlTlaaataU), wm UTiaa aaaa I. rj ....... I Iw. BM mninw mmS laaua w ya ... l. i naiMa. im nvtf., aamlaafat apasaoaaa. IrB pleaunt lo lake, and - vrf In any staaa af dla aase or under any circuiiifltancas. It aflacla Ita wsssar' ful and aimou niiracwaaa varea 7 rinijiai,- fin-MylAeMinji, anu inviioi by tquutiixing tiu circulatwn, .Im. alhnAna f!nnall- itidmii and MUUatiitt Expeetarallaa. lolluwina aiseaaop, v.. . Invlgoratlnc the whole arsiaav ircvlatum, and producing; a laaUay aa-" r Conh sooAine Ma ptarre aaa tint Expeetarallaa. it Can aaa- i, via. ; Consumption. nd Cold,, RrmukUii, Atlhma, tpUUma af . at Hit lAMQt, Paint it Iht Hrtatt. SWj, aa4 nan, Kiyhl HvaU. Palptlatm, of Iht Htart, rolIOHS and Blood, Binding at t rTi'i uvuil.v WKAKNKSSEStandl arising therefrom. Cholera lufnotam, fct , jv For Proof and particular, of Cure, saaaar Pamphlet ana uaaatmt au uur - give away. t'Oll SALE., BY Mohhis, Woodsfitlilv VVm. Stkll, Stafford, . Mobris & Mitchell, Antiocb, J. M. Kownd, Sumiiierfielil, ' Citizen Ueall, Beallsvillo. AH orders must be addressed to lace & Co., 304 Broadway, N. Y.


ocr: Just received direct from Philadelphia, s nest and well selected s'rtck ol Spring and Summer DllY GOODS of every' variety usually kept in a Village t-ountry store; AloGliOCERIES. QUEENS W RE,HAKDWARE,IHON.NAIL8.fccfce. All of which will be sold CHEAP for CASH or in exchange for country produce, ' '" -'' cas paid jor liye, Corn, and liarlef. The LEVER PLOW'S fur sale at Wheelina prices; Al'o, a choice article of MtCTIFI& WHISKY, for sale by the barrel, at Wheeluaf- prices. , . , , ' - ' CASH ' 1 ' ' ' The liiglie.-il price In cash will be paid for WELL HASHtiU V UHJtKt. AU TUB wool. . , Claringlon. , , li. CHASE & CO. y


ocr: 33251ia.j?2sTC3 '.1. - ; -Thej Greatest BLOOD PURIFIER' . In ne waat. Woatol BP Print i Fr HoltU, or Sis BrtllmMtS.' ki It Is now pot op In QI7ABT BOTTLB", of d tame potetrr itng mriitat fieturv as wben to mall boulaat Eaeb Iwlwllloc.irit.m, MXT V-FOt'H DeKtU S and die moitieatimn are au Htrsaelr f 'onclttrmld that only On TaMwuful is required al fioao three iimm a Juy iliut oo boctle lfa Twenty One , Uavs, wfaieb ia mucli Ion tar Umti botlla of any achat: ' BMdieim laaia, Imcmsa Itwre la required 9f Ibis a teas) - sjnaetilT al a duaa. . ' i Tii sjrenc Swriority ot thia Bleed ParMer ever, an oUir umlicinea, eomlaia to a (real awii, la Ma -poasminir aa a pan of Ii. compound, tha swmrM MaeV -Icul Virtue of soma ttearee ana Uoj-e , j ; Indian Roots and Barks, ,' ;;j l which en other aifldirtne iitaesee. Thva are dw aaeas ' avlaui Verifier oi uw Hle4 dial war mr fcaows) to eiUier Indian or vhiu matt, and theao being wnemaNaja' Wile, Ihe Wrwyls sDnomMilad grtmrti uf ' .' . SarsapariUa, Yellow Sock, , -.--- CHERRY AND SASSA'flAS A aiake this Vrfetnble Kxtraet', net only tke li satm; 1 Bleed PnrlSe-, km aiao, a cheaper www fcy Treat Mld tlwi anjr nr. It i cAipr, braibir . a MOMfify of it lhat may be boartit lot On velles wUk . hat marh longer, and will eur Tea Tieaeo eioraf -Blood-Uiavaaa, Uuui Caw XtatteKa wunk ei ear steer aaeSV king, Car For undoubted proof of the Cwm ot t'.'.iV V. ;,-' Scrofula, Fever-Sores, . BeaU-Rmd.HrtpMat, Saff-aVWea), JbVeaMfua, SasatJa, f Eruptions, Vimplm m i fact, LlverC'eniilalait( Pilm. tAtmbago, Cmfmu Ulcin, Ceelfrene, SWw Cyat, Dvapepeta, Patm ei the Sid, hrmmM, iamf,ea1' .. . JointM, and all oTHrt iMrvac-Buooo Utaaasea, er ' PAMPH1.K IS m4 JJoaasiUa-ovwy Afm lias aaat as -giv away. -',' FOR SALE BY ' " ' f .1 Mohkis', Woodsfield,' Wsj. Stell, Slaflbrtl, K'Xl'X Mobris & Mitchell, 'Ahlioctf;' j! '. . J. M. Rownd, Summerfield, . J. ''r Citizen Beall, Beallaville. ' ' ' ';. All orders must lie addressed to VTi.aV' & Co., 304 N. Yv '


ocr: Land - for Sale. The auhacribeir has for sale an excellent tract of land, situate on Little Fishing Creek", Wetisl county, Virginia, containing 500 acres, upwards of 50 acres of which Is cleared and under cultiva tion. There is also on said tract an orchard 01 (lie very best selection ot fruit trees, which are now bearing. It also affords a number of eicellent springs; end lying as it does within some 7 or 8 mllea of the Ohio river and the county seai oi sam county of Wetxel, it is one of the niost desirable locations in (lis couuty, both as a grain and stock larm. ' For particular inquire of Jeremiah living on Little f ishing Ureek.abovtf saia iraci. wiLl-lAma.


ocr: BItANT'S INDIAN TITTT MSI ruMio Y The Cieat COUGH Mnny yen of experience and ninre linn a Tin. ii Mill Cure, i( ConiMiiiiullve nnva prow! lo llio uiMuiibled niul'ueiiun or nil who have Imcome Hi-militt with tin, wn,l,rful that it n aireitilr eupci iur, tmcatint it ia toothing heulny, mi l mir ci ri.ilu m cure ( onHiiiuiiilon tlin l.ilntf, Uihii anv nilii r Itinicly in ih worid. knowr, hnivoiter, thm it ia mihl liy aouie lhal cun not be ruri'd. Be that rhe opinion of the many or fw, we ahull not alti-tiipl to arue with iiirh. but iliia t'ty, and do ntitrt ua a f.rl, whiidi can lie proved thon-miml tifci.k'H. ihHt ihn medicine liriM t'uttiffit nml iitettset u hirli. lt,rt the curea were M-eieiMlhd reiil t'oiiMiinirllnn, and winch were at tcn.lcd witii tymptomt Hint reneinhied, and were in rnpteU he the ..yinpuiine (t tliine rcAo dit, and iofun are void to have dird wilh that fital dia(.nae 'onailti.p lion. Tl.ia Halbam t.ud cured thoutandt of peraom were iwi'l to hi kone f!y artlicled who had hard, rnekinn t'oualiH- lahi, in the JtrritHt, Hid, and Hatk llillli llity of lire ulliloH I'urulcnt Knittloralion Ilnt.c. Ftrer-i::,t-S'rl,Hi ii,tt, n way of rleNh mil llinod. Peraona havinn auch have lie.?n tared fir it wch aitid thev roni'd not five week linuer. Thm M-H cine lum cured aome whu were a'ip.wed to he in a dyiim Kline, liut, bv the nie Ihts noiindy, they now live, and ei.ioy uoA health. Tlli lllllhnill tnr'trelua vruelahfe finittuillnii I, la piMunt to take, iiti.I nter don iiijury in any atate of dia e;iBe or iind-r any circuniRtiniceii. It edecta ila wonder fill and afmut tuiriiruloui, Curen hy t'urilylnar. Strtheniny, nuii I oviKoriltlllB the whole Blslein liy tquuluinii Hit circulation, and nrodiicinir a healthy ac loin time allnyiaa ( ouxh xnthm? the Nerve and lidimj and facilit.iiini ttxiiectoriUion. it Curea ti.e toliowing dileuaea, viz. : Consumption, COUGHS 'anil Coldt, Jimnrhitu, Atthma. Spitting of hlud. Weeding tit the Limy, Hi?in in fV lireuif. Side, and Chest. Nrrv'tKntut SS'i'iht .fi'w"if.f, Palpitation of the Heart. amlttli FK.tIAIjK WKA KN K.SSKS and Complaints nrimn rtien'tntui, ( IioIitu Iiilnnluiii, kc. f" For Prnof liixl particular of Curei, fee our Pntnphtets ttiiti HandttdUHll our Ageoi have Uiern lo jivd away. FOJl SALE BY JO. M. Morris, Woodsfield, Wm. Stell, Stafford, Morris $ Mitchell, Antioch, J. M. Rowxd, Summerfielil, Citizen Eeall, Beallsville. All orders must bo addressed to & Co., 304 Broadway, N. Y.


ocr: . - James -Baker,) - 1 WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, 1 CORftEB Of MAIN AND MONMOC STKBBTS, ' WHBBXJKG, VA. : ' OFFERS for sale, at the lowtil market large end well selected assortment of ; ' DRUGS AND MEDICINES, French, English and American Faints and Oils, , . Bruihe ot all Kinds, , Dye-StufT, Bronse, . Vsinishes, , Perfumery, Window Glass, Surgical Instruments, Druggist' GIM Ware, Halters Materials, GENUINE COD LIVER OIL. Together with every article comprising i:uck of a Physician or Druggist, . (Iy7)


ocr: James Baker, . wnni eaii.r. nSDGCIST. CORNE OF MAIM Alt D MO0 STBEtTi, WHEELING, VA. OFFERS for ale, tt the lowui mar p lire nd well lelectnl Mortmelil uf DRUGS A1SU mnumwt French, English and American Pinu end Oil. Bruhei of all kwdi, Dye-Stuffii, Bronie. Vunwhef, renumciy, Window GUm. Snr(ticl ImlrumenU, DrueeUtf. GUm Wre. Hatteri' Material!, TavaiI... with everv article cairiprUinc : . i, ... i,..t stock of a fhysician or Lruc.giei, K'J-i


ocr: Land for 8alc. The subscriber has for sale an excellent tract .r i... I .im.i. nn t iiiU Xfi.hiiia' Creek. Welzel county,' Virginia, containing 600 acres, upwards Ol Oli acrea ui wmi.ii ia wini cu ... w..... .... Th.r. i. .i.n nn ..ill irai. an nir.hard of the IIUK. . . " m.sv v..v-. ...v. very best selection ol fruit trees, which art now bearing. It also affords a number nf excellent ...In-, -nn luii.w .. il rln.1 wiihin lAml 7 or.8 miles of the Ohio river and ihe county seat of said county oi vveizei, u ia one oi me uioai umi."i ocations in the county, both at a grain growing I -. l. I..m ' aim iiiw.. wiw For particulars inquire of Jeremiah Williams living on Lime risning ireex, aoove saia iraci., Aug. 21,1850.- EVAN O. WILLIAMS.


ocr: Cash for Produce. The highest market price will b? paid in CASH for ttXt, UAIS, f L AA'SKtiU. GINSENG, BEESWAX. DRIED PEACHES, v APPLES AND HOPS; " ' ALSO WELL-DRIED SKINS: " FOX. AND PRIME RACOON, WILD-CAT AND 'POSSUM, at our Store, MALLORTS CORNER, Clarlnglon. : ' R. CHASE & CO. "HTtOR SALE, by the barrel, a choice article JL' RECTIFIED WHISKEY.at Wheeling pri ces, freight only added. R. C. & Co.


ocr: Look at This! The subscriber intends moving from the cnunty of Monroe, in a short time. He therefore wiehes i! persons indebted to him to call immediately, at hia old place of residence, and settle their ac county; and (hose holding claims against him,' are notified that the aame will be aettled by calling upon him at the aame place, should be neglect or omit calling upon any to whom he may be in debted.


ocr: -ear CRATafrs ttititAIt The Great COUCH BEMEDY. Many rasra or experience, and mora tha Hm mired Thou-md Cure ot t'oauitiv Cunfiisto!, bave iH-uvud to iba uiiiioubluU Mtisfacria ef sil person who tiae Ufcomo aca.meI wim Ulis wottorjw rmmu,. Iliac il la crenllr aunerlsr, bananaa is aswaw ik healing, ai.J aura evi-iulii n eure ('naamptiD at laa LHlltfa, titan any oflajr Keoivdy Ui llal worid.. Vt'e . anuw, licaovvr, Ulai II ,aia uy uiik lib, vuuauuip,'JM eau not t cured. is if ttte opinion of Hie im9 or tr. few, we stiMll UtA ailvmut to arua Willi sucii, tout lh we mU and do amrt ua s fart, wtiteti eiq Ita proved If thoumnil il eun, lliat itis rued tin hna eared toiiyfu ami dtraicf wl.icli, bfjmt Ihe cures tvere egreled, wore called renl Coasuorptltm, and wtoicfc were ai ion'jd with tymrtnmi lliat revainuird, and were la sill rejpacta Ilea Oat aymi'tiifiia of those waa at, and mhmdtud . era aaul to nova died wilh thai fatal dianaae C'BUBiaa tie. This Balaam has cure.1 Ouuaandt of persona wke ware said lo ha bopeleeijy art)ir.K.d wuo had kmrd, eVy, riiWon t'ou ha 'ant in me llrenet, SO, and ilea UllfliTNll of lireilthlnsj t'uruitnl ICrpmttrmlitm Hxtie rue Sijfht-s iom l and eritnllug nwmj ef tea) Flesh and Blood. Pereoos having aach complaint have leeu enred after (t wiia aaid they could mmt five mli liuiut... Tula Ufilii:iiie litt. nlrhd aoine whe were. . auppowd to ba in ilviu etHle, hut, bT the use of t Vt7' .11 renieoy, "ley Its live, ana eiifi.y piw wiia. T U it I aa iii nurtlu a eaoahiMe tomnaund. II la Alaaaant IU laKfl. Slid aVff doM uur in ShT State M dim eaae or under any circuuialancee. Itet'erls its vroeder fill and ot-iufl ntlrteulone Cure by Puriryln, KiritintluniKu. and Invlarurutluei tti wboie avaiettv--. by titalivij tlu cirvHlalvm. anil prodncinr a AmIiAv ac tum lliu. riiMiii"tf l euicu auoriinp (aa rv lervei iVniu'id imltttiny hxuectorallen. It Ciuaa lias futiowma' difroasea, Ttx. : Consumption, COUmf 3 and Cntdm, Bniutitit. Asthma. Mtif Wmil. Hlniino al lt l.vtif. "laa Ih Rrtall, SieV eaat Chut. Arr.it-a.t, twht Hmial. Ptlpitalln tftlu Hrt, uJ.ll FK.MAf.K WKAKNKssSKSsrid CfUimm H,inir therefrom, Cholera. Inlnnlum, kc. rsr For Freof ami parnculara or Cures, sea mmr Famphleta sail UtudbilU-til our Ageats here lesaa give away. i-Olt SALE BV MoHRis, WoodafielJ, Wm. Stell, Stafford, , Morris & .Mitchell, Antioch, J. M. IIownd, Summerficld,


ocr: WM. C. WALTON, j i i u r ii c y w j-4 a v AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. Offers his professional services t his numerous friends and the public generally, umce apposite


ocr: '". James Baker, ' WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, i CORNER OF MAIN A FID MONROE STREET, 1 WHEELING-, VA. . OFFERS for sale, at the lowest market prices, a laree and well selected assortment of DR rros A ND MEDICINES, French, English and American Chemicals, Paints and Oils, Brushes of all kinds, Dye-Slulls, Krauzes, Varnishes, Peifumery, Window Glass, Surgical Instruments, Druggist!.' Gins Ware. Halters' Materials, GliMJliNE tuu i,ive.u uiii. Together wilh every article comprising stock of a Physician or Druggist. (ly")


ocr: K i- THE SPIRIT frOF DEMOCRACY, 7 AS. R. MORRIS,' PROPRETQ$l. H- H 7 WnaDRFIF.1.11. OlTin. AITGi so. ! DEMOCRAT! TICKET? mt 1 mil tbl . For Lieut enanl Governor, : ...vvil taMemilV H .WILLIAM B. CALDWELL R, P. RANNRY, :l JOHN A. CORWIN. " . THOMAS W. BARTLRV, ALLEN G. THUKMAN. ; 1 '.', ' Fit Auditor of Slate, ' WILLIAM DUANE MORGAN. , For Treasurer of Slate, , . JOHN G. BRESL1N. ' ' ' For S'cretaru' of Slate, WILLIAM TREV1TT. ', For .Sttornrif General, '.' ;george e. piigh.;; ' VU I'". I iwicl. .!.: . I i 1. "ALEXANDER P. MtLLF.R. GEORGE W.'.M ANTPENNY, ' JAMES STEEDMAN.V " ,': . .'. A


ocr: , 'WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, v. COBtkBk OF MAIN AHO MOKROC STRBKTI,' WHEBLINO, VA. ; OFFERS for aale, at the lowett market a large and well selected assortment of DRUGS ,AND MEDICINES,, French, English and A merican Paints and Oils, s Brushes of all kinds, Dys Siuffs, ; Bronzes, ' -.. Vsrnisbes, i Perfumery, ' ' t ' Window Glass, - , Surgical Instruments, ' Druggist' Glas Ware. Hatters' Materials, i ;- . GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, Together . with every article comprising slock of a . Physician or Druggist. ' (ly?)


ocr: , BZLAfnra Indian uaiy mm. The Great COUCH REMEDY. Many Tears of xparianea, and nora ihu a HaaSra4 ' Taaaaaad Carea of CfaoamplWe Conplaiaia, ' b&vtf proTud to Um aodoubisd Miiafictioii or U ponoM who have beeoma aequaiouxl with this wowbrW rumtdy. that It ia areailv oBporlor, bocauao It ia tui u htalmg, aud man eertala u eare Caaaaaipllaa ot km Laaaa, Uiao toy o liter Remedy ta tho world. Wa know, howerar, thai ft la iaM by aoaM that Coneunpllea can not bs cured. Bo that the opinion of lha many or Ik : few, wo shell not attempt to argue with each, but tbie we ' will my. end do umH ae a feci, which eaa bo proved la eaatta of caeee, that tbl, mediclno ana carea Cew and faw which, eeere Ibe curse were effeaied, ' wrre called real Caaaawptlaa, and which wera al t tended with lymftomt that reeambled, and wan i all namen lie the lympiome of Ihoea wee dw, and waee ded '' ere eald to here dirt with that ratal dltoaea (lonanmp ,1m. This Baluai kaa eared ttimaedi of parene wka racking i . tkieeM warn Htett$ ywer Ayw-Jwee" eiie wwe,eis ww7 wi w. Fleah and Blaex). Peraona ha.ini each coinpltiait baTa been cured after H was aad they eeeM net lire a weeklonnr. Thla Medicine baacured eoaae who ware auppoeed to be In a Sylag elate, but, by the tea of Ihb remedy, they bow IIt, and entoy food health. I- Thla Balaaaa la awWa ntttailt empieed. It la -i i .a imkm mnA mr Jam injur in one ataire of die eee or under any ciroumeteneee. ttefeeiette waadarw , Midmt amd atitilaliM Kxpaciaralloa. " cues tea " fcuowlnf diseases, via. i ,, , ; : Consumption. i c yowiSeow, MM wi Polplfciltoo ett. H-fJ aadail FBAIALR MfBARNBwetlCrl sad Oeaplei" il,inUirrrora. t'holerm lnfaatan,, fcc na- Far Praafand partlculan of Carea, aea ear rpkleu and UmHll ou K bare (Sea ., ..n Ml FOR SALE BY . , ' Mqbhis, Woodsfield, , ,,, Wm SfEtie StafTord, ;., Mossis & Mitchell, Antioch, J.! M. Row5D, Sumnierfield, Citizen Beall. Besllsville ' i". , All orders must be addressed to Wal


ocr: THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY. ... ... - J AS. R. MORRIS, PROPRIETOR. .- ; tVOODS FIELD, OHIO, SEPT. 24, 1851. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. - Fur Governor,' ; REUBEN WOOD. For Lieutenant Governor, William MedilK For Supreme Judges, WILLIAM B. CALDWELL, R. P. RANNEY, JOHN A. CORWIN, -' ' ; THOMAS W. BARTLEY, . ' ALLEN G. THlfRMAN. ' For Auditor of State,. ' ' ; WILLIAM DUANE MORGAN. ' ' ' ' 1 ' For Treasurer'oJ "State, JOHN G. BRESLIN. ;; For Stcretary of Slate, '. ' WILLIAM; TREV1TT.' ; ' pgr jjttorney General, , ; GEORGE E'PUGII,1; ;:';1. ' For Board of Public Work,'.i' ALEXANDER P. MILLER, for 3 years GEORGE W.MANYPENNY," 2." JAMES STEEDMAN. " 1 " MONROE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET, District Judge, ' : ; WILLIAM C. WALTON.' Senator. . i . JOHN FERGUSON. Representative," . JAMES OKEY. ' . -. ; Probate Judge, , i ELIHU, MORRIS. Clerk of the Court,1 ''' JEDIDIAH'G. FLEMING. Prosecuting' Attorney, ,.. DANIEL ,11. WIRE. ..,.'." ,; ' 'Sheriff,- ' MARSHAL MORROW. Coroner, ' JOHN OLLOM. Treasurer, EDWARD SALISBURY. s Commissioner, JACOB TSCHAPPAT. MONROE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR. .


ocr: PUlif 11G EXTRACT:. The Greatest ' BLOOD PURIFIER In the wiioli Vold! ' CT PriM 1 jwr Botllt, or Sit Btttltor 3. It Is now put up In QI'AHT BOTTLES, of the same pvutr and medical tfieary'PM wljen In initl Ihu1s. Enrli iMrgt twine coniamo SI T V-FOl'K DOSEH, and Uie mu'liuniious ara ao Mironuly Coareorrntoai that only linn Tabinpoonui ia required al Done Ihrce timt Viy thus one liotUe !( Tweutvtlae :iy, which ia much longer than a bottla of any otnar nedicuia lasii, bncauae lliero ia required of thia a less ajimntltT at a dote. Tli arrent Superiority of this Rlnoit Pnrifler orer all utlit-r mt4tciiiea, consiHta in a qrrat niea,urH in its noMPwin:; as a part of it compound, the powerful Med leal V irtuea of lome Scarce and Knre Indian Roots and Barks, which no otfiar medicine potipaaea, Theaa are the moat aerdia Puriflera of the Blood that wena eer knows to either Indian or waKa man, and ibeM being auauMaaaM with the ttronyty-conoentraud Kxtnutt of SarsaparDla, Yellow Dock, CHCRRY AND SASSAFRAS BARKS, make thia Tesretnble Extract, not only the trmtmt Bloeal luri8er, but alao, a ckenper mtimt by atrrat id titan any other. It it canisar, bacauaa the a aoatiny of it that may be bought for Oae Dsllar will laat much longer, end will cure Tea Times more Blood -dieeaao, Uiau Otu Voliar't worlk of any otaar SMtV klne, CT" For ensoaated proof of lb Canaof . Scrofula, Fever-Sores, SoaU-tttad, r.ryiiprltit, Salt-tlknm, Kkmatlm, VTt Kruftiom, Pimpla m Ma 'oc, Llver-t'amplnlnta. Film, l.ttmbnyo, Canctrom UUxrt, Coatlvrnrna, Sara tyn, Draprpaln, Puvu m tht Sidt, hrmst, Hon-, mud Jmnli, and in lit a 1 wruat-Bl.ooD Diacaica, aea oar PAMPHLETS mnd HandiuUevmrj Akeat has Ihaa la (iva away. t'Ull SALE BV Morris, VVoodsftald, Wm. Stell, StafTord, Morris & .Mitchell, Antioch, J. M. Rownd, Summei field,,. Citizen Beall, Beallsvill. All orders must be addressed to TL lace & Co., 304 Broadway, N. Y. (i) ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE By virtu nl an order from the court of Common Plea of iviontoe county, Ohio, I will offer foi sale on the premise, in Jackson tsvnhip, in said county, on Saturday, the 11 ill day of October, 1851, be tween the hours of 11) o clock a m., and 4 a clock p.m., of said day, the following- described real estate, as the property of Lawrence Murley, now deceased, to nil: The south half of the north east quarter of section 31, township 2, sod ranee 4, containing 7tj acres, situate in Monroe county. Ohio, sullied to the widows dower therein assign ed, on th lollow jug terms, to wit: One-third ca:.h in hand, one-third in six mn ths, and the icudu in 12 months, willi interest from Ihe day of sde, lo be secured to Ihe satialactinn of Ihe under signed. MICHAEL LOUR, Anm rot Lawrence Murley, dec u. 10, 1851


ocr: Cash for The highest market price will b'paid in CASH KYK, OATS, FLAX-SEED. GINSENG, BEESWAX. DRIED PEACHES, APPLES AND HOPS; ALSO W ELL-WOOL ED SHEEP SKINS. , FOX, AND PRIME RACOON SKINS, WILD-CAT AND 'POSSUM, at our Store, MALLORTS CORNER. Claringlon. R. CHASE & CO. "7IOR SALE, by the barrel, a choice article JL' RECTIFIED WHISKEY, at Wheeling ces, freight only added. H. C. &Co.


ocr: James Baker, 7 Hi Cm V'lf HOLES AX EDRUGGIS t ., , .; OORftBK Of MAIM AlfO MONHOS STBEBTf, , WHEELING, VA. , OFFERS for le7t the' lowest market pruts, large end well selected assortment of , ntrififi AND 'MEDICINES. . French, English and American Chemicals, Faints and Oils, , . .. Brushes ot all Kinus, . DyeSlufli, , , Bronsei,,,,i ii Varnishee, . . ,, , , Perfumery, . ,. . Window Olasf. , Surgical Instruments, Druggists' Glass Were, Halters' Materials, , GENUINE I'UU MVCK UlU.r . ' Together with everv article comprising the stock of Physician or Druggist. . . (ly?)


ocr: Cash for The highest market price will b paid in CASH RYE, OATS, FLAX-SEED. GINSENG, BEESWAX, DRIED PEACHES, APPLES AND HOPS; SHEF.P SKINS. FOX. AND PRIME RACOON SKINS, WILD-CAT AND 'POSSUM, at our Store, MALLORTS CORNER. Carington. R. CHASE & CO. FOR SALE, bv the barrel, a choice article RECTIFIED WHISKEY. at Wheeling ces, freight onlv added. R. C. &.Co.


ocr: THE SPIRJT i OF DEMOCRACY. JAB. R. MORRIS, PROPRIETOR.; tVOODSFlELD, OHIO, OCT. 1, 181. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. ' Fur Governor, REUBEN WOOD. For Lieutenant Goo'rnor, William Jledill. For Supreme Juetgei, WILLIAM B. CALDWELL, RUFUS P. RANNEY, ' JOHN A. CORWIN, : THOMAS VV. BARTLEY, ALLEN G. THURMAN. i ' ' For Auditor of Stale, WILLIAM D. MORGAN. For Treasurer of Stale, JOHN G. BRESLIN. ' .' For Srrrelaiy of State, WILLIAM TREVITT. . . 1 For Attorney General, GEORGE E. PUGll. . ' , ' For Board of Public Worhii ALEXANDER P. MILLER, for $ years. GEORGE W.MANYPENNY," 2 JAMES B. STEEDMAN. ' "..1 MONROE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.' For Common Pleas Judge, " ' WILLIAM C. WALTON.' Senator, JOHN FERGUSON. Representative, ' JAMES OKE'. Probate Judgp,' , , ELII1U MORRIS. , . ; Clerk of the Court. ' . JEDIDIAH G. FLEMING. Prosecuting Attorney, DANIEL II. WIRE. Sheriff. . MARSHAL MORROW. ' Coroner. JOHN OLLOM. Treasurer, EDWARD SALlSrURY.. Commissioner. " JACOB TSCIIAPPAT. ffrOur readers must excuse us for want


ocr: Land for Sale. The subscriber has for sale an excellent of land, situate on Little Fishing Creek, county, Virginia, containing 500 acres, of M acres of which is cleared and under cultiva, tion. There is also on said tract an orchard of very best selection of fruit trees-, which are tearing.'; It also affords t number of spring; and lying as it does within some 7 or miles of the Ohio river and the county seat of county pf Wetiel, it is one of the most ocations to the couuty, both as a grain nd tock farm. : ' For particular inquire of Jeremiah living on Little Fishing Creek, above said tract. A-21, EVAN C WILLIAMS.


ocr: Land for &alc. The subscriber ha for sale an excellent tract of land, situate on Little Fishing Creek, Wetzel county. Virginia, containing 600 acres, (inwards of 50 acre of which i cleared and under cultiva. "" noro 11 u" ,n"-1 i"" very oesi selection oi iruu trees, which are now bearing. It also afford a number of eiceUent springs and lying a it doe within some 7 or 8 mile ol the (Jlno river and the county seat ol said county of Wetzel, it is one of the most desirable ocaiion in the county, both a a grain growing inu iiuti iirui. . or P""culi "1U" 01 vriiiiam. . . . - - , , I,. nn l.illla H'lahlno- I'.rnfk ihuij aaM lral.1 Aug. 21, 185. EVAN O. WILLIAMS,


ocr: PURWMfi EXTRACT Tlic Greatest BLOOD PURIFIER In the whole World! ty Priet I per Bottle, or Six Bottlnfor $5. It Is now put irpln QJTAIIT BOTTLES, or the nme power ami medical cfflcntii Ht v.wn in smnll linltlea, Eacli lAirge liotlle routnina JSIXT V-KOI U DOSKH, nd tlie med icHtioim are so Ktrunxlv (.'oneenirnled tliat only One Tablnpoonful is required at loe three time, a Av llui oue bottle lasts TwentyOne Oiivh, which is much lunger than a hottle of any other lueuicum iHsts, because Uiere Is required of this a less cjiifintily at a dose, Tlie n re ;il 8aperiitrity of this Dlond Pnrlfter over a 1 other iix-dicjnes, consists tn a preut ineH9tire In its p.jHaeasmif n a prl ur its compound, tliu poaerjul Med ical Virtues of some Mcarce ana Itnre Indian Roots and Barks, which no other medicine posicsies. These are the mnit certain I'lirilii'i s of tlie Itlnoit that were ever known to either Indian or tchite man, and these being compounded with tlie ttrtmijlu-coiiccntrated KttrueU of Sarsaparila, Yellow Dock, CHERRY AND SASSAFRAS BARKS, mko this Vesretnble Extract, not only the nreatat Blood l'urifler, but also, a clienper medicine by STreat oilds than an v other. It is cheaper, heCHuse the f umlity of it that may lie bought for One Dolllir will last much longer, and will cure Ten 'J'imee more Blood-diiease, thou One DoUare worth uf any uliier med icine. ty For undoubted proor of the Curet of Scrofula, Fever-Sores, ScaU-Itead, Eryripelat, Ratt-lVicvm, Wieumatiim, Syphillt, F.ruplione, l'implre nn tlie Face, Llver-Comlilliilll, Pilee, J,umb.i;io, Cuncercmt Ulcere, COHliveueHH, Sore Eye, VNiepHfn, Paine in the Side, Hreatt, Jtonet, nnd Joint;and am. othkr lMrURe-Ul.ooD Uiseasf.s. aee our PAMPHLETS and ItuiidbiUevvery Aent has them lu give away. FOR SALE BY Moiiitis, Woodsfield, Wm. Stkll, Stafford, Morris & .Mitchell, Antioch, J. M. liouwii. SuminerfiKld, Citizen Bkall, Ueall.sviile. All orders must be addressed to Wal lace & Co., 304 Broadway, N. Y. (5)


ocr: '.'''' Tlie Greatest BLOOD PURIFIER 1 1 In fna waoLa Woatbl ' tr Prim 1 jmt BoUU, or Sis fettle, JW S. , thai oalj Oae TmUnrnM It rmutrad at KM tmm m ia thus ooe boul IssU Tweoty-ttM Ta, wkleb la much iknirar tbaa a bottle of aoj otlwr , BMdkiM Imu, twaaaue tlwre la raqoir-4 of tela a Uaa) , ti ty M a doie. U Tlx ajreatt sriori of tale BImJ rHSer ant'. . : all other Bwdietnea, consists la a rraal netwnra In He foaaMslat aa a put of Its compomxl, tha powrW AlsaV. . leal V IMausotM Scarce asiHaro.j. .. ''l . Indian Roots and Barks, y ' ' vrhten ao other aaedtehM yoasassss. These an the aaoat . ffwum r ri nr ra or mm gumma umh wore I : Id aiUier bUlan or -W aua, and Umm keioc Willi tfaa KrtmftymnimtraUiKrlimtltot aat knowrf snaunnd-a . CHRY, ANQ SASSAFRAS BARKa.f . nik Sila Tea etable Bxtratet, aot ontrtho trtmi Vl4 PariSer, bat also, a chmarr aMdfaa by , V- sreait a-lda than any other. It la cAaaz-tr. bactuH tha taoaaitir of It thai may as boaeM tot Oa lisllnrwiH ksi BiiHcaj Isaaer, and will ears Tea Tinea ator. Blood-dLMMisa, Uum Out DpUar't worth of any oitiar mad fclna,.. -. i. ' CaV for aaddablad nroof of the Oaratof ; ,--i ''..'r-,t. dtfVa-ATVll-l VAMV.ClAvaa'ilSl I H t . Scrofola, Fever-Sores; KrimMomt, Pimmim mn tW f'oaa, I,lTaisOmpliilsi(a, . mivu aaav. ;J FOR SALE .BY,, u fttM! vJ 7l 1 f,- i ' " " Moehis, Woodafleld; x!:sv'' ' jr . W:; SmL, Stafiqrd," '. j ; v Mohris 4s MiTOHnij.,, Antioch,, ,', r ' ! J. M. fio wrix Summerfialds i w. l CmzEf Bosall, Beallsyille. ; ''" M' All 6rders must ba addressed td Wa tAM i,Cp; BfoadwyNv)rf;i";(


ocr: JamesvBaker, i CORftBsVOr MAIff iANP MONBOB TBBKTlY 11 WH33BUHO, VA. , OFFERS for lale, at the lowest market a large and well selected assortment of i n DRUGS AND MEDICINES, French, English and American PaiiH and Oil, . ; .i Brushes of all kinds, ' Dye-StufTs, , , Bronze,. : j ; T( i Varnishes, ' Perfumery, Window Glass, , Surgical Instrument, , Druggist' Ghs Ware. Halters Materials, GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, Together with every ankle comprising slock of a Physician or Druggist. : i. (Iy7) . it


ocr: PURIFMG The Greatest BLOOD PURIFIER 'i'i ' - 1 : ' iw thi wiioli World f 1 'V j .' tyPHwU jw BoUU, or BfUmcr S. ; It is now put op In QUART BOTTLER, of lb . lime pomr and mrdioal tficaey il when in imsll bottle. Each .Lorgt bottle contains HIXTY-KOUIl DOWKI. and tho medications are so Htronsly Concentrates: that only One TabUipoonul is reqnired al a Done three timt day lliui one botUo Issla TwTBtyOa) Days, which is much longer than a bottle of any other medicine lasts, beciuss there Is raqaiied of Ihls a less qnnntily at a dose. . ' . The (rrent Sujmiarity of this Blood Partner over all oUwr medicines, consists in a gral measHie In lie possessing as a part of its compound, the powvjtd JUaV icau v iriue 01 some scarce ana tears , , , V Indian Roots and Barks, which no other medicine possesses. These are the asoet etrtain Partners of Uie lllood that were ever knows to either India or watts man, and these being aoeajMeaeni with the trtmgl)f4oncmtraUd KrtntU of . . SarsapariJla, Yellow Dock, CHERRY AND SASSAFRAS BARKS, make this Vegetable Extract, not only the ersetMl Blood Pnrifler, but also, a cheaper nudieint by (rent odd than any other. It Is eupbecause the Iuoulify of it Ihst may be bought for line Dollar will ast in itch longer, and will care Ten Times mors Blood-disease, than Out Dollar' t worth of any other mod Icine, f3T tot undoubted proof of the Curst of Scrofula, Fever-Sores, Seald-Htad, Erytipdat, Sall-Khrum, WieuMiHn, Swhttit, F.ruptioru, Pimpm on Ms Foet, LWer-t'oiniilHlnn, Film, iMmbaijo, Canetron Ulcen, (!otlvenrssy Sort Kya, Dyapepaln, l'amt n Ou SuU, Hrmt, Hou,,ad Joint; and six OTiita Impure-Blood Disuses, see our PAMPHLETS and HwidoMs-every Agent baa Hum to . give away. , j , . . FOR SALE BY Morris, Woodsfield, Wm. Stell, Stafford, Morris 6s Mitchell, Antioch, J. M. Rownd, Summerfield, , Citizen Beall, Beallsville. All orders must be addressed to Wal lace & Co., 304 Broadway, N. Y. A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE By virtue JyL an order fioni the court nf Common of Momne county, Ohio, I will offer for sale the premises, in Jackson township, in said ou Saturday, the lllh day of October, Ib5l, tween the hours of 10 o'clock a m., and 4 p. in., of said day, the billowing described


ocr: : ; ' .-t TtT WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, - CORNER OF MAIW Alt D MONRO TlMTt, ,;:: V WHEELING-, VA, -!t ,.:;v t OFFERS for tale, at the lowest market pntes., a large and well selected assortment of ' DRUGS AND MEDICINES, t . French, English and American ChemiwUt Paints and Oil, ,. Brusnes 91 ;, Dye-Sluffs, Bronzes,' ' " ' Vamishe. :. ., : -. renumery, i jp to Window Glass, , Surgical iruururaenw. Druggists' Glass Ware. Hatter' Material, ' ' GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, ; Together with every article comprising the stock of a Physician or Druggist. ' (lyT) '


ocr: THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCfiACY. J AS. R. MORRIS. PROPRIETOR ... voi)sFt:i,i),oiuo, si.rT. to, issi. DEMOCKATIC STATU TICKET. - Viit Goetrnor, ; - REUJMCN VVOOJX fbr IAmtmant Gonnnor, 7 William ilcdill. ; ' For Supreme Jrnlge, ' WILLIAM B. CALDWELL, . R P. RANNEY, JOHN A. CORWIN, THOMAS W. BARTLEV, ALLEN G. THUKMAN. ; For Auditor nf Slate, WILLIAM,DUANE MORGAN. For Trtaiurtr of Slate, JOHN G. BRE'SLIN. For S'trrlarp of Slate, WILLIAM TREVITT. For Attorney General, GEORGE E. PUG II. For Board nf Puhlie IVutkt, ALEXANDER P. M I LLK R, for 3 years GEORGE VV. MANYPENNY," 2 " JAMES STEEDMAN. . " 1 " MONROE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Representative, JAMES OKEY. Probate Judge, ELIHU MORRIS. Clerk of the Court, JEDIDIAH G. FLEMING. Prosecuting Attorney, DANIEL II. WIRE. Sheriff. MARSHAL MORROW. Coroner, JOHN OLLOM. Treasurer, EDWARD SALISBURY. i Commissioner. JACOB TSCIIAPPAT.


ocr: $35 Reward! Stolen from (he subscriber, living; near ville, Monroe county, 0,, on Monday night, 8.h hill., a light bay mare, three year old spring, two hind feet whitn, about 15 hands Han aome gear marks on her. Tbere waa a bridle with a coupling atrip taken with tier. above reward will be paid for the apprehension the line! and the recovery nl the mare. CHRISTIAN HANSHUMAKER. Dec. 10. 1851.


Staunton spectator. [volume]

ocr: WATCH JS 6t JSWSiaY, -u Ct j O ■ Sign of the Big Watcli. rjtHE undersigned has just returned from New * York and Philadelphia, and is now receiving and opening one of the finest stocks of Goods evei offered in this market, consisting in pari of F ine GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, of extra and superior quality, (some of Dixon’s make ;)Gold Fob, Vest and Guard Chains; Seals and Keys; Breastpins,. Ear-rings, Bracelets, Fin ger Rings, and Lockets of most beautiful Styles and quality ; Silver Spoons, of every vari ety ; Albata Ware ; a superior lot of Cutlery; Gold. Silver. Steel and Plated Spectacles ; Gold and Silver Thimbles; Gold and Diamond point ed Pens, very fine, and every other article found in a fa'g- Jewelry Store. gQjflgy*’ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired ad usual at the shortest notice, and warranted for 12 months. {XJ* Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. GEORGE B. WRIGHT. Staunton, Oct. 22. 1851. .YEW € 3j O TEE E, ^ '(* S TO it E. i _____

place_of_publication: Staunton, Va.

publisher: L. Waddell, J.A. Waddell


ocr: NOTICE | HAVE for sn'e a bun t a hundred head of very ■ likely YOUNG CATTLE. from two to three year old, which 1 am willing to sell un aceommuda ting terms. Any person wishing to purchase will please call on me, near Mnssie’s Mills, Nelson County, and twenty-five miles from Midway, in Augusta County. Joseph ii. suelton. October 15, 1851.—4t.


ocr: RECORD OF DEATHS. DIED, in this place on the 5th iust., John Davi*, infant son of Mr. James Forbes. DIED, near this place, on Thursday evening last, of Erisypelas, Mr. S amuel Sheets, formerly of Rocking* i,un, hut for many years a citizen of this County, aged about 50 years.


ocr: SaS^? DLNTAL CARD. Dr. R. N. HUDSON. Dentist, expect* to visit Staunton, nrof, tsioaally, a- ‘1 buut the 10th ol August, and will \ jMI J * remain several weeks at Me Clung’s Hotel. Richmond, July 9, 1851.—if.


ocr: , ;, 1 ; h i 1 !° j r !■ j " j 1 DAGUERREOTYPES FOR $1 50. llf ALDER k GREENE, Daguerrean Artists at the Virginia Hotel would anr.ouced to the public tbit j£V will remain in Staunton but a short time, and having icilities-'af g^ttinsf s'oek at greatly reduced prices, ley are therebjkjmablet1. miaVo pictures at Northern prioes, r from .$1 50 tipwaTh*. Portraits taken as usual by an o ginal process in a few »'•»« without, regard U# leather and warranted not to <alic^^w*y8 ”n hand an 5sorlment of Gold Lockets and Brea3f,pj&8> I* ancy Bitok )ases and Miniature Cases suitable for *enlfk!£1through the nils, the postage on which is but a trifle, E. NV. N. M. GREENE. Staunton, February 19, 1851.


ocr: New Hooks. r7MIE Women of Israel, by Grace Aguilar; Letters from ■ three Continents, by the Arkansas correspondent of the Louisville Journal; Garland’s life of John Randolph ; Camp fires of the Revolution ; Practical Mercantile Cor respondence ; Humor on Extracting Teeth ; Guy Fawkes; Life’s Discipline ; &,c. Just received and for sale by ROBERT COWAN. March 5, 1851.


ocr: •Veto Goods rPHF. subscribers are now receiving thatradppl* * of SPRING AND SUMMER GOQDB, to they would respectfully invite the aiteatibft' purchasers—consisting in part of a variety of Dress Goods, Cloths .$• Cassimeres, Brown, Bleached Cottons, a large lot of heavy Twilled Cotton Goods for Men’s wear, Plaid and do.; fur Servants, Fine Calf Boots, Shoes. . MOSBY & TAYLOR. P. S.—2,000 lbs. Prime Bacon, fur sale by Staunton, April 9, 1851.—tf. M. Sf T.


ocr: OLAINS, SAWS, ficc.—Just received a very *■ large slock of Bench, Moulding, Flooring Plow ana other plains also a lot of superior Panel and Ripping Saws some extra fine, H&tohets, Chis els Augers see, for sale low. geo. e. price. Staunton, April 23, 1851.


ocr: FARM FOR SALE. HAVING Tesolved lo remove West, I now of 4 -1 fer at private sale, the FARM on which I rc side, lytug on Back Creek, Augusta, seven milei South of Waynesboro’. It contains 191 Acre* 65 of which are cleared and the rest heavily tim bered. The improvements are new and substan tial, and consist of a comfortable Dwelling, Kiich en, and Smoke-house, also, a new Barn, Smith shop, and a fine Saw-mill—40 Acres could b< made good Meadow—65 Acres are bottom. It al lies well, and is adapted to all kinds of grains, ant grasses—it is watered remarkably well. To j man who wishes to engage either in farming or ilu lumber trade, an excellent opportunity is presenter in the purchase of this land. The terms will bt made accommodating. JOHN H. COINER. Waynesboro’ P. 0., Augusta Co., ? April 2,1851.— f 1 | | | |


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AOEI Psed by Thysieians of Iligh Standing. These BITTERS remove all mprbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to the digestive srgans, fortify the system against all future disease, caa he taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, Invigorating, strengthen ing, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and sure remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In all cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Have tested its offlcacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certifi cates of those who Lave been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAHPHLET, Containing tlie cortmcato* oi iiomaricaoie ^ures, ana mo high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Tablic Press—can bo had of tho Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United States and Canada. $3'Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle."®^ Principal Office, 122 FULTON ST., N. Y., up stairs. For sale by Thomas P. Eskridge, Druggist, Staunton Va. June 18, 1851.— ly. JULY 2, 1851


ocr: sjOTmsiSo WHERE will be only one freight train A from Richmond to Charlottesville from June to lGth August, leaving Richmond every Monday at 5 o’clock A M, arrive in 5 o’clock P M. Leave Charlottesvill 5 o’clock ev ery Tuesday morning, and arrivo in Richmond o’clock P M. C. R. MASON, Sup’t. June 18, 1851.—tf. „


ocr: WM. H. HARMAN. HENDERSON M. BELL. HARMAN & BELL, Attorneys at JLatr, STAUNTON, VA , HAVE associated themselves in the practice of the Law, in all the Courts holden in Augus ta, and the Quarterly and Superior Courts of Albe marie, Rockbridge, Rockingham and Highland.— Business entrusted to them will be promptly attend ed to. Office one door above the Old Bell Tav ern.


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST TOPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OP TIIE AGEI ['sed by Physicians of High Standing. Theso BITTERS romove oil’morbid secretions, purify the blood, £i»e great tone and vigor to the digestive srgans, fortify the system against all future disease, can ic taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to' the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and ruro remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive aess, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss i»f Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an im pure state of tho blood, liver, etc, which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. F E 31 A L E S Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will - find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In all casks of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM THOUSANDS II*v« teited its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment j and not one solitary caso of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and tho high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Tublic Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depot* in the United States and Canada. par Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle.-®^ Principal Office. 122 FULTON ST., N. V., up stairs. £> For sale by Thomas P. E.naiDOE, Druggist, Staunton Va. Juno IS, 1S51.— ly. ‘EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND. IN pursuance of the last Will and Testament of ■ Andrew Crawford, decM., we will on the 3rd j


ocr: oa^ll Ul t MM v: *j||| *f MtVU* ffffHE undersigned has just returned from Nsir York and Philadelphia, and is now receiving and opening one of the finest stocks of Gunda svss offered in this market, consisting in part of Fine GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, of extra and ” superior quality, (some of Dixon’s make ;)Gohl Fob, Vest and Guard Cha1 ns; . A Seals and Keys; Breastpins, Ear rings, Bracelets, Fin per Rings, anil Lockets of the most beautiful styles and quality ; Silver Spoons, ol'every vari ety ; Albata Ware; a superior lot of Cutlery ; Gobi, Silvpr, Steel nnd Plated Spectacles ; Gold and Silver Thimbles; Gold nnd Diamond point ed Pens, very fine, and every other article found in s large Jewelry Store. ffijjT* Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired as usual at the shortest notice, and warranted fos 12 months. (JCJ- Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. GEORGE B. WRIGHT. Staunton, Oct. 22, 1851.


ocr: A. M. SIMPSON, f|MlANKFUL for the liberal patronage heslow eil upon him, respectfully informs his friends and the public,*™* Aaftna^. that he has just received from \2*"'iis»3*the North an elegant supply of Material fur the manufacture of Uoots, Shoes, &o., which he will make to order in a must fashionable style and in a workmanlike manner. In addition to the work manufactured in his own shop, he has opened a new and handsome variety of Boots and Shoes, viz : Jenny Lind Morocco Welts, “ “ Kid Buskins, “ ** “ Slippers, Enamelled Bloomers, Misses Enamelled Lace Bloomers, “ “ Jenny Linds, Silk Welt Gaiters, Col’d do. do.. Broad Morocco Ties, Calf Heel Lace Bools, Pegged Kid 'Pies, Pegged Calf do., lleel Lneed Polkas, Lasting Welt Gaiters, Misses Kid and Half Welt Monroes, Boys do. do. lined and bound, Thick Brogans, Metalic Overshoes, “ Buskins, * “ Gaiters, Misses Metalic Buskins, ** “ Gaiters, Chidrens Kip and half welt Boots, Men’s 'l’hick do., do. lie has also received a lot of elegant Material out of which to manufacture Ladies Gaiters, viz: Satin Fraocais, Rl.tck English Eastings, Colored Italian Cloth, Fine English and American Kid, French Morocco and Seal Skin, of the public generally. Staunton, Oct. 15, lb5I. _________________ 1 - ' (


ocr: i Sale of Valuable Slaves, JT N Staunton on the 1st of January 1852 at Craw ford’s corner, at 12 o’clock, I will offer for snlo the slaves belonging to the estate of Gearge H. Hudson ilec’d, viz : JfM ROBINSON, the celebrat ed Jlriclf-moulder, a woman aged a bout 30 years and two children aged 12 and 4 years. Terum of sale cash. JAMES W. HUDSON Adm’r of Geo. il. Hudson dec’d.


ocr: JO HA• D. S TER R1T% ATTORNEY AT LAW. LEXINGTON, VA.f his professional services in the Ceert of Rockbridge, Bath and Augusta, ^ESP^Offico adjoining tho Store-room *f \Y, November %, 1851.—Gt,


ocr: NOTICE. proposals will bo received by the un dersigned. until 10 o’clock A. M.f on Satur the 27th day of this month, for supplying the Lunatic Asylum with fresh meats for the ending the 3rd day of December 1852. Speci can ba seen at tho Asylam.on or nfter 15th inst., on application to the superintend SAM’L CLARK. N. O. KINNEY, UEx’veComm JAS. POINTS. 3 Dec. 3. 1851.—tdl.


ocr: D VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR family medicine OF THE AGKt |Tscd by Physicians of High Standing. ThchO B'TT-'.rtS romoro all morbid secretion* purify ihc .Aoo-t, •/ < g.est .ore and vigor to the digestive ergaiu. fonify the system against all future disease, can vf ta/r.i *7.* h safety, at no time debilitating the patient - he-ng grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markrb'e for their cheering, invigorating, stiergthen- j ing and -M'orative properties, and an invaluable and rure remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundico, Heartburn, Costive- j ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and L.re.’, Los* of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, 0:ddine*s, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Sto "sell and all other diseases caused by an im put s state o.' the blood,- liver, etc., which tend to debili trie and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In .... cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certifi cates o ’ those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can be had of tho Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depot* in the United Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle."®^ Principal Office. 122 FULTON ST.. N. Y.. up >tair». Qg- For sale by Thomas P. Eskridge, Druggist, ; Va. Juuo 18, 1851.— ly. __


ocr: LAND FOlt SALE. WISHING to remove to Texas, I will sella valuable farm in the county of Nelson, in the “Valley of Itockfish,” containing night Hundred . teres. The track could bn conveniently divided into three small fitrms or into larger, as there are two dwel ling houses, one a new brick building with six rooms, with kitchen and other out houses; the other, a good frame house. About 500 Acres are cleared, iho greater part of which could be madp good meadow land, as it is well watered, and most of it nparly level. The Huwardsville turnpike, is within two miles, and 'he cpnlral Rail Read 12 miles affording every facility f>r travel and trans portation. Further description is unnecessary, as persons wishing to purchase will doubtless come and examine for themselves. GEO. H. CRA V FORD. Greenfield, P. 0., April 23. 1851 — tf. rygr Rockingham Register will copy. {'. T. I'oehran < « , Have now in Store a large stock of well se lected Manufactured Tobacco including smite of the best brands in Virginia: —also— 50,000 fine old Havanna Segars; 25,000 do Regalia do; 50,000 do Principles do; 4l 1,000 do Cazaileras do; P.0,000 do Pantella do; 100,000 do Lord Byron do; 20,000 do Spanish do; 58,000 do Half Span, do; 20 Barrels of superior Smoking Tobacco; 100 dozen in Papers do do; 50 Reams assorted wrapping paper; 10 Gross common paper; 40 Gross Matches; , 3000 Buckingham Pipes; 2 bbls. Pipe Heads; German Pipes;2000 Pipes Stems;Segar Cases;, Macalmv, Rappee and Scotch Snuff [ [X?* Dealers are lequested to give them a call,; ! | ! i


ocr: !B3@s3» -au^Br ALMANACS for 1852.—Dutch English, Get man, Virginia, Illustrated Family Presbyterian and Comic Almanacs for 1852. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.—Washington and His Generals ; Napolean and His the Foot-Prints of the Creatorj the Old Red Sand stone; Henry’s Life of John Calvin complete in vols.; Swallow Darn ; Proverbial Philosophy; A melia’s Poems; Shaws English Literature; on Romans abridged, with questions for the use Sunday Schools and Bible Classes; Scribner Produce Tattles; the Builder's Companions ;Pain ter, Gilder snd Varnisher’s Companion ; The Dy er and Colour Maker’s Companion ; The Cabinet maker and Upholsterers Companion ; The Mould er and Founder’s Guide; I'lie 1 urner’s Compan ion ; The Miller and Millwright’s Assistant. WRITING PAPER.—‘Foolscap, Letter Note Paper of various Sizes and qualities ; Enve lopes. Motto Wafers, Blank Cards a largo assort ment, Sic., See., for sale by ROB’T COWAN. Staunton, Oct. 29, 1851. Augusta County Court, Clerk's Office, To ff ESTRAY. ■ —.»«.«*» 'pAKEN up by James Buchanan of County, on the 25 day of October 1851, C.ow and Calf. The Cow is of brown back and belly, crop off- right ear and art underkeel in both ears, with the left horn oft, and very and appraised to $10. (An Extract) Terle. VV. D. TROUT D. C.


ocr: WATCHES & JEWELRY, Sigii of the llig Watch* THR undersigned has just returned from NeW York and Philadelphia, and is now receiving and opening one of the finest stock? of Good^ever offered in this market, consisting in part ot Fine GOLD and SILVER ! WATCHES, of extra and superior quality, (some ol Dixon’s make ;)Guld Fob, Vest and Guard Chains5 Seals and Keys: Breastpins, , Ear-rings, Bracelets, Fin-«»-, , " -rer Rings, and Lockets of the most beautiful styles and quality ; Silver Spoons, of every vari ety ; Albata Ware; a superior lot of Cutlery} Gold. Silver, Steel and Plated Spectacles ; Gold and Silver Thimble*; Gold and Diamond point ed Pena, very fine, and every other article found in a large Jewelry Store. gWatches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired ns usual at the shortest notice, and warranted for 12 months. Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. GEORGE 13. WRIGHT. Staunton, Oct. 22, 1831._ STORE.


ocr: A CHOICE assortment of Brandies and Rums for Medical purposes, for sale by THOS. P, ESKRIDGE. Oct, 22, 1851,


ocr: FARM FOR SALE. LIAVING resolved to remove West, I now of * * fer at private sale, the FARM on which I re side, lyiug on Back Creek, Augusta, seven miles South of Waynesboro’. It contains 191 Acres, 65 of which are cleared and the rest heavily tim bered. The improvements are new and substan tial, and consist of a comfortable Dwelling, Kitch en, and Smoke-house, also, a new Barn, Smith shop, and a fine Saw-mill—40 Acres could be made goud Meadow—65 Acres are bottom. It all lies well, and is adapted to all kinds of grains, and grasses—it is watered remarkably well. To a man who wishes to engage either in larming or the lumber trade, an excellent opportunity is presented in the purchase of this land. The terms will be made accommodating. JOHN H. COINER. Waynesboro’ P. O., Augusta Co., i April 2, 1851.— f


ocr: sjoamsao rj'HERK will be only one freight train weekly from ilichmond to Charlottesville from IGth Juno to IGth August, leaving Richmond every Monday at 5 o’clock A M, arrive in Charlottesville 5 o’clock P M. Leave Charlottesvill 5 o’clock ev ery Tuesday morning, and arrive in Richmond 5 o’clock P M. C. R. MASON, Sup’t. June 18, 1851.—tf.


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF TIIE AGE! [Tsed by Physicians of High Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to tho digestive organs, fortify tho system against all future disease, eaa to taken with safety, at no timo debilitating the patisnt —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and suro remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive noss, Faintness, Disorders of tho Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of tho Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an im pure state of tho blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken tho system. F E 31 A L E S Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In ill cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Havo tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not ono solitary case of failure has yet boon reported. Volumes could bo filled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on tbe Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuino Medicine Depots in the United States and Canada. Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle.-®^. Principal Office, 133 FULTON ST., N. Y.. up stairs. (jjj- Fur sale by Thomas P. EssniDOE, Druggist, aiauuion ra. June 18,1851.—ljr. McAllister’s All-Healing Ointment, It is impossible to give to the public an adequate ideaoftbe great success which attended the administration ofthe All* Healing Ointment for the past six months. It is per


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST FOPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OP THE age: Psed by Physicians of High Slamling. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify tbe Mood, «;!ve gteat tone and vigor to the digestive organs, fortifv the system ogainst all future disease, can Retaken with safety, at no time dcMIitaling tho patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen mg, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and rure remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS HORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive* ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, 6inking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all othor diseases caused by an ire pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken tho iy«um. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In si.L casks of GENERAL DEBIL1TV, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! T B O US AN3JS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with ccitifi cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on (he Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free. «..u u.. *n rsAntisna Miullftins Denoti in the United | Staten and Canada. pa*Price 50 Cents per large Bottle.*^ Principal Office. 122 FULTON ST., N. V.. up ttnir.. 1 r'ji- >al- by Thomas P. KsKiiidoe, Druggist, Staunton Va. Juiic 18, 1851.— ly. EXIXlTOliS 6AI.E-OFLANB. iN pursuance of the last W ill and Iestampnt^of Andrew Crawf>rd. dec’d.. we will oil the ord day of January. 1852. m the late residence of said Andrew Crawlbrd. dee’d., offer for sale a I public! auction, the several TRACTS OR PARCELS OK LAND of which the said Crawford died seiz ed and possessed, cuniaiding in the aggregate, j j | I j I j j ! j


ocr: FULTZ A* CiMMSTLLV, ATTORXEYS AT LAW, STJUJYTON, VA. TJNDF.R the above style and firm the under signed will practice their Profession in part nership in til the various Four Is* held in Augusta County. DAVID FULTZ. BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN, April 5, 1351.-tf.


ocr: SKDEMISo axxrra: • JMIF.RE wiil tie only one freight train weekly * from Riuhuioiid to Oharlmtisviile frmnlGthj June to IGth August, leaving Richmoml evert ! Monday at 5 o’clock A M. arrive in ('liarloin*sville j 5 ..’chick P M. Leave Chari ii'esvdl .‘> o’clock ev cry Tuesday morning, and arrive in Richmond i> o’clock P M. C. R. MASON, Sup’i. June IS, 1851.—tf.


ocr: ■3RECKENRIDGE STCOWNE have in store and for sale 75 bbls. Family and Superfine Flour, 3 tons Patteson Shaw’s assurted Iron, Also, a lot of Prime Bacon. Staunton. July 2, 1851.


ocr: WATCHES St JEWEIRY, Sign of tlic Big Watch. THE undersigned has jual returned from New York and Philadelphia, and is now’ receiving and opening one of the finest stocks of Goods ever off-red in this market, consisting in part ef Fine GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, of extra and superior quality, (some of Dixon’s make ;) Gold Fob, Vest and Guard Chains; * 3? ^ Seals and Koys; Breastpins, Ear-rings, Bracelets, Fin ger Rings, and Lockets of the most beautiful styles and quality ; Silver Spoons, of every vari ety ; AlbaiaWare; a superior lot of Cutlery; Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated Spectacles; Gold and Silver Thimbles; Gold and Diamond point ed Pens, very fine, and every other article lountl in a large Jewelry Store. WBT Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired ns usual at the shortest notice, and warranted fot 12 months. 0^* Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. GEORGE B. WRIGHT. Staunton, Oct. 22, 1851.


ocr: Buggy for Sale. A FIRST rate Buggy, somewhat used, with top, lamps and harness, may be had by early application to „ II. J. & W. B. CRAWFORD. July 9.JP5L___ ILBS Best Richmond Cotton Yarns; I vv'l/ well assorted from 4 lo 20, of the best quality on the best teriun. „ 1 WHITE liC* July 9, 18*1.


ocr: Bar LeadTsioTand Powder. fAA I BL Bar Cead ; 35 bags Shot, assorted 500 Si„9 50 kegs Rock Powder; 20 do Rifle do; 10,000 feet Safety Fuse-for sale lowby^ Winchester Depot, 5th mo 30, 1851.


ocr: ^ ** Jkmticta A I.fi persons holdiug claims against the estaic A VbrU, do\l., are notified to bring them rorm without delay fto^\y auiherticatod,« 1 a^GERS, *"y adumbration. of J(/hQ Harlan, dec rd (g0 ;d>


ocr: JAMES B. SMITkv'. T. SCOFIELD JAME£ B- SMITH & OO., • DOOISKLIbASaND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, (tflGjpi 0/ THE LARGE BLAIOf BOOKS.) Nol‘2&7 Market Street, aAore Fifth, North, Sid*, UAVfiBljrajaou hand, £ap,' Demir, Medium'ahQfeoy*}*tcrf. Ji gcrf, IouVuMaY,Day,Iu»oice an^CaW Mtjbrnrtm'i DockeAYMinfftc and Letter Book*. MembranBVtln', r«ta\Recei|»r Coo/ anil.Cyphft'itig Kooks. AJsoJa'jaajc assornidteaVol Medt cal MiscellabfeoiA and SchooV.Bboki. • 1 ^ SS3


ocr: Jewelry, Jewelry! A LARGE assortment of Finger Rings, Breast Pine. Jenny Lind Ear Rings, Lockets, Chains. Koys.Sic., for nlo hi »t . G. B. WRIGHT -S' CO'S. Staunton, Oct. 9, 1850.


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST TOTULAR FAMILY. MEDICINE OF THE AGE! (lied by Physicians of High Standing. The*# BITTERS removo »U morbid secretion*, purify tha blood, give great tone and vigor to tho digestive srgans, fortify the system egainst all future disease, caa be taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re Markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and sere remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive sees, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Lirer, Los* ef Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all otlior disoases caused by an im pure state of tha blood, liver, ate-, which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FFJ1ALE9 Who suffsr from a morbid and unnatural condition will And this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In all casks of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS nave tested Its efficacy, and thousands more ere now an d«r treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volume* could be filled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently curod. Call on the Agent, end get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the rublio Tress—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depot* in the United States and Canada. Price 50 Cents per large Bottle. *ttai Principal Offlce. 132 FULTON ST.. N. V., up 03- For sale by Thomas P. Eskbidok, Druggist, Staunton Va. Juuc 18,1851.— If. I [ 1 I


ocr: SCYTHES ! SCYTHES ! | at DOZ. Gt.-i*3 and Grain Scythes; 4doz-n * ^ Genuine English do.; 1 dozen L»iiai do.; Snealhs, YVIipi Stones and Rifle*. &c., of boat quality, «n har.d, which will be sold very low by the dozen or singly. GEO. E. PRICE. S4»inn«», May 29, 18*1. I


ocr: WM. H. HARMAN. HENDERSON M. BILL. HARMAN & BELL, Attorneys at Lrttf, STAUNTON. VA, HAVE associated themselves in the practice of the Law, in all the Courts hidden in Augus ta, and the Quarterly and Superior Courts of Albe marle, Rockbridge, Rockingham and Highland.— Business entrusted to them will be promptly attend ed lo. Office one door above the Old Ball Tav ern.


ocr: W# have well tested the qualities of C. M. Simpson’s Fly Distroyer nnd pronounce it to he the most effective preparation for the destruction of all kinds of Flies that we have pver seen. BRECKINRIDGE & COWNE. J. N. WOODWARD, E. II. 0. T. COCHRAN & CO. E. M. CUSHING. J. A. McCLUNG, V. II. G. N. MANLEY.


ocr: FUETZ A* CUBM8TMJIA\ ATT OR N E Y S AT LAW, STAU.VTOJY, VA. the above style and firm the under signed will practice their Profession in part in all the various Courts held in August* DAVID FULTZ, BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN. April


ocr: If mgs and Medicine r*lHE subscriber is how receiving hi11 Spr ngsnoplyof DRUGS AND MEDICINES, lie returns his thauks to his friends fur past favors, and begs leave to inform them and the publicf generally, that lie believes he can j siill supply fhem with every thing in< his line on as good terms as they can beI bought elsewhere. He has justrecei-| raTthe following articles— Alcohol, SpiritsnfTurpentine, Orange Shellaft,very fine. Black Pepper,Venilian Red, See. Extract of Lemon, Vial Corkscrews, Nit. Silver, Pow dered Opium, Sulp. Morphine, Blue Mass, Flake Manila, &c, 8cc. BERKELEY. Staunton, April2, 1851.


ocr: GEO. B. WRIGHT & CO., a. ^■ n AYE just returned from * * Philadelphia, and are il \ now Opening a largeand liand * ^ i ',*.>£*, some assortment of Hatches, Jewelry. S>%c , to which they •' . y»‘~- ■ >•'*' call the attention ot their friends and the public generally. j April 16, 1851. ! ,


ocr: ^AUGUSTA FARMS FORSALi. rpHE subscriber offers for sale the old Croee * Keys’ Farm on the main road leading from Staunton toGreeiiville, about eight miles fiw«tb§ latter place. The Tract contains 2*24 ACRES, and is undoubtedly one of the best Farina in the County. There are about twelve Acres of Arst rate Meadow Land. The dwelling house is in good repair, and within forty steps of it is a Spring of excellent water. The terms will be accommodating. Apply to lb.mb,=rib,,l,.:»(tne^n.lVU.BRowN


ocr: DR. T, A. BERKELEY OFFERS his prolessi mal service to the citizens of Staunton ami the surrounding country. Of fice at the late residence of his father, April 16, 1851.—tf.


ocr: WAYNESBOROUGH MESSRS. WHITE & CO., are now recei ving and opening in Waynpsborough, a large and carefully selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils. Dye Stuffs, and all the Patent Remedies of the age. The necessity and convenience of such an establishment to the citizens and those re siding in the vicinity of Waynesboro’, must he manifest to everyone. We, therefore, hone that hy keeping A Full Assortment. Selling lout anti strict attention to business to be amply sustained by the public. _ 3 r A. S. WHITE & CO., Next djoo btlow John Wayt, Esq. November 28, 1849.


ocr: ( | , ( Bread! Bread!! Bread!!! r|i|IE undersigned takes this method nfinfornt * ing the public that he has in his employ a ba rer of the first ordpr, one who does up baking jrown. and I hat in the future lie will always keep m hand a supply of fresh bread for those in want ol he same; also cakes of every descrip lion, kept on land and-furnished to order. CHAS. 11. BALL. N. B. Persons wishing to subscribe for bread vill let me have their names and it will be sent to order. - „ , Saunton, March 26, 1851. C. H. B.


ocr: j8 ~FoifllKNT, 4 LARUE ROOM opening or, the street, in a » eonvenient pari nf the town, and suitable lor Shop or Office Enquire at this Office. March 12, 1851 •