ocr: H3za LATEST STYLES AND BB! Of fine Shoes at Thomas' New Shoe Stor. Ladies, especially are invited to call. J ' Prices' Fair. . . . , : .; DANIEL Mi THOMAS.''10 . rCustom work done ia the best mannerJ Call in! Call int t rcicr)4 8101


The spirit of democracy. [volume]

ocr: . I TTTT QT?T:V! J! it ot.J .--- . - - ... . Ornamental'.iihd i ITnut iTreesI; . The ' subscriber ia : now prepared OvfiU ailvai orders for fruit and ornamental trees, shruba, vines, Ac, i&o. u He would respectfully lnforaa the publio that Ihe stookof -trees he has oat hand, for sales la .unusually fine and fill . Thankful for past favors, ho respectfully srli its ; continue ( h (a,)4rwl. 1 assuhist.ldtustoersthashtofoTC every thing shall be done-to-advanoe their ia terests, an4; he feels cafidentl that thrptwl ience he has ( bad in this line is a guarantee of 1( success. Ho1 would refer those unacqnainUol , with him to most of the Vaading man 1 Waod' - field, many of whom ho has hd deaMnga witkt. , ;t I .! "t,C6DSFIELD;1OHIO,uni,'l86. i" This is to certify that we the'hhdersigneoT 1 having dealt with Mr, Jamel Edgejtctt, of tkei Sugar Grove Nursery, BarnesvilJe.iDhio, take'I.lb pleasure In reoccmm'endin'g him to allwho mayr desire anything: in? his line, 'as in n6uorablov ' honest; aad upright ; man, en ttfelyi Worthy off idi publio patronago.,, And we farthe .- ta that ii w aeuveryoi iruuxrees, euner tnrough, Wm or. his gentlemanly agent; Mr. James McBrJde.' .' xr- : fir-'lW,-,tU)HiBter..fvJoha B.'NoU.J' J . ...Thps.- WUson. J.M.Kirk4rid; Jonn Knowlton B. Holllstet. H. B. Hill. "Wiiljam .i;.i.. a JAMES EDOERTON, "" A; .iii-A .VMMtf' IJMMafl " vn l va ' 4 4 - j July. 27, ,'59., ,.6m. B i 3 W tK ,Wt.ii 7,1 0 ,P. S.i-James;s-McBride is my -an traveling agent, to sell trees. Monroe sountmaking saes. 1 sad . "a

place_of_publication: Woodsfield, Ohio

publisher: J.R. Morris


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ocr: W.'T. SINCLAIK. SINCLAIR. &UAKEB. TAKE pleasure in announcing to thefr bus tnmers, and ".the public in creneraL ' Yha they have .now on hand,,, and intend keeping constantly, a general assortment of . ., ,n., .. j DRUG S, OIL S , PA IN T S, VAR- NISHES, BRUSHES, SCHOQL, -lb ' BOOKS, STATIONARY,,,;; i3v '-; 'NOTlONS.;fc',, (l,(t!(l Also Oioeries of various kinds . . Iron, Nails,' Plow-points,' Salt.'J(anaw " '11'-vaDdirio0ieroyOJ(..( .V rroauce or every kind nrtu .be received in exchange for goods; . V i Wopdsfield, Sept. 10, 1856. ' U-'J t''1


ocr: The new and fast running steamer W. Woodsidc! Captain CHARLES BOOTH, is running regularly between Wheeling Sc Farkersburg. - She leaves Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 o'clock A. M., ami Parkersburg every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 o.clock A. M., For freight or passage apply on board.


ocr: WOODSFIEL.D HIGH SCHOOL. I Intend to open a High School here, on the 4th of April 1S59, in which will be taught all the branches usually taught in our Colleges and best Female Seminaries. The Mathema tical department will be unier the care of one of tlm most experienced Teachers. A Lady of the highest attainments will be employed to give instructions in ' PLAIN AND FANCY NEEDLE WORK, DRAWING, MUSIC, &c., &c. The Classical and Scientific departments will be under my own care, and neither pains nor expense will be spared to render the School worthy of a discerning public. JOHN MOORE. Woodsfield, Nov; 17th 188.


ocr: NURSERY! Ornamental and Frait Tredsl The subscriber is now prepared to . fill all orders for fruit aud ornamental trees, shrnbs, vines, &o., &o. He would respectfully inform the publio that the stock of trees he Jaaa, on hand, for sales, is unusually fine and. fu.lL Thankful for past favors, he respectfully solic its a. continuance of the same, and . would, assure his old customers, that aa . heretofore, every thing shall be done to advance their in terests, and. he feels confident that the exper ience he has bad in this lipe is a guarantee ofi success. . He would refer those unacquainted', with him to most of the leading men in Woods field,.many of whom he has had dealings with:. WOODSFIELD, OHIO, June 2, 1859. This is to certify that we, the undersigned having dealt with Mr. James Edgerton, of the Sugar Grove Nursery, Barnesyille, Ohio, take pleasure in reccemmending him to all who may desire anything in . his line, as an honorable;, honest and upright man, entirely worthy ot public patronage. And We further Btate that We have never had cause for complaint in the delivery of fruit trees, either through him or his gentlemanlv agent, Mr, James MoBride. W. Hollister. "John B. NoU., Thos. Wilson. . J. M, Kirkbride. John Knowlton 1 Geo. H. Davenport. : 8. Hollister. H. B.Hill, William pkey. JAMK3 ElHlliKTUiH, f l -' . Sugar Grove Nureery.z .: BarnesTille, Ohio, July 27,'59. 6m.- ;w , n' P. S. James McBride is my authorised. traveling agent, to Bell trees. He is now in Monroe county, waking sales,. -


ocr: LATEST STYLES AND BESJf Of fine shoes at Thomas' New Shoe Store. Ladies, especially are invited to call. " Prices Fair. DANIEL M. THOMAS! gCnstom work done in the best manner. Call in! Call in! ; y 'TT '; .; A.


ocr: JOHN B. NOLL Notary Public. OFFICE ONE DOOR NORTH QP J. F. RANDOLPH'S HOTEL. Will attend to taking and certifying depo sitions, acknowledging deeds and powers or Attorney, receiving, making and recording notorial protest and giving notice theroof, ad ministering oaths, &c. Woodsfield, O., July 27, '59. ;


ocr: Land and General, Agency. Office? WOODSFIELD,, OHIO. t ONE BOOR NORTH OF J. ftRANi . - -. j D OLPH'S HOTEL, ttrf' THE undersigned willittend to buyiDg-andi selling' Real Estate, locating Land War- . rants,' entering lands in any of the WeBtera" Stales or Territories of the United StaieS proS curing patents for certificates of entry Xo any J State or Territory"; paying Taxes in any State' or Territory; collecting legacies, &o., drawing' up Deeds and Jlfortgages; Power of Attorneys articles of agreement, Wills, &o., examining titles and attending to business generally. - 'J- 6gAll business entrusted to their care wiUfrfy be promptly attended to. ' , . ' , . , noll & hollister; ''.;iT " - GENERAL AGENTS?; April 6th, 1859.-lyr. - -.'Li'al


ocr: Land and General Agency' 0fHetf7s Stat or Territory; paying Taxea in any.Stat ' Territory; collecting legacies, &S drawing TTr-vT"vocnvm- v. ttta U UUUW IHjIjJJ, jn.Lj "P ONE DOOR NORTH OFJ. F. RAN1 DOLPLVS HOTEL. '.ZiS THE undersigned will attend to buying and,', selling Real Estate, locating Land War;; rants, entering lands in any . of the WesternVa States or Territories of the United States, pro--v;j curing patents rcr certificates of entry in any' tagrJ np Deeds and .Mortgages; Power of Attorneys articles of agreement, Wills,- &o., examining .' titles and attending to business generally r- (fcjf All business entrusted to their care wul'f be promptly attended to. . . NOLL & HOLLISTER, ar. i GENERAL AGENTS".-m-t


ocr: SU6fitEGRO"E73 NURSERY! CD CD ,-. Ornamental and Fnu;Trets! The subscriber is now prepared to JU1 all orders for fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, vines, &c, &c - He would respectfully inform, the public that the stock of trees he has on hand for sales is unusually flne'and full Thankful for past favorsrhe respectfully aollo its a continuance of the same, and wold assure his old customers, that as here to fare, every thing shall be done to advanoe their ia terests. and he feels confident that the exner ienoe he has had in this line is a guarantee of success. He would refer those unaoquainteck with him to most of the leading men in Woods field, many of whom he has had dealings withi WOODSFIELD, OHIO, June 2, 185w This is to certify that we, the Undersigned having dealt with Mr. James dgerton, of tha Sugar Grove Nursery, Barnesville, Ohio, take pleasure in recocmmendlng him to all who may desire anything In his line, as an honorable, honest , and upright man, entirely worthy of publio patronage. And we further state thai we have never had cause for complaint la the delivery of fruit trees, either through' him tt his gentlemanlv agent, Mr. James MoBride. W. Hollister. ; John B. NolL Thos.' Wilson." 1 J.'M Kirkbride. JohnKnowlton OeoH. Davenport. S.' Hollister. H. B. HilL William Okey. ' ' JAMES. EDGERTON,; Sugar Gtovt Ifururf. "Barnesville Ohio. om. Julyi27,.'59. - p, S. James McBride is my authorised traveling agent, to sell trees, lie Is now ia Monroe county, making sales. . -


ocr: ! LATEST STYLES JIND BEST Of fine shoes at Thomas' New Shoe Stortf..!. Ladies, especially are invited to call. Prices Fair. . DANIEL' M. THOMAS.' ' Custom work done in the best manner. Call in! CaU inl - ' " .''- - - - ' -'t


ocr: JOHN B. NOLL Notary PuMic. OFFICE ONE DOOR NORTH OF J.1 F. RANDOLPH'S HOTEL. Will attend to taking and certifying depo sitions, acknowledging deeds and powers of Attorney, receiving, making and recording notorial protest and giving notice thereof, ad ministering oath?, &o. - ' ' Woodsfield, O., July 27, '59.


ocr: STEED'S HOTELS j , jn . siMMUJN s, proprietor, j The Proprietor begs leave to irifonii', the public that he has thoroughly repaired and., newly furnished the Steed Hotel, and is. now . prepared to accommodate the traveling public i and boarders. Every attention will be paid to those who favor him with a call to make, them as comfortable as possible. He is well , provided with St ablikg and the utmost atten tion will be given to that department, ',' ' ' CHAR GE S M O D E RATErl JAMES N. SIMMONS. rr March tf. . i H


ocr: W. T. SINCLAIR. - - MARTIN BAKER, JR. STWJ, A TR. & "R A lErt rpAKE pleasure in announcing to theiif en's1 , wrnen, sua u. pauuo m general, ,.u they have now on hand, and intend keeping' constantly, a general assortment' of ,'',iJ'V, DRUGS, OILS, PAINT S,iVAlEU NISHES. BRUSHES. SCHOOL - V BOOKS, STATIONARY, NOTIONS, j&C. Also Oioceries of various kinds' Iron, Nails, Plow-points, Salt ' (KanawA and Pomeroy.) , . t, T Produce of every kind will be received in exchange for goods. Woodsfield, Sept. 10, 1856. i ' .iJ Sit ' ,'Ui.f


ocr: J0330BT 33. UOLL, AGES T AND SECRETARY OF THE Monroe Mutual Insurance Company, WILL attend on MONDAY OF EACH WEEK at the Office of the Savings Institute. This being the day set apart for this purpose, all persons having business vrith the Company will please call on this day. Feb. 11, 1857. (tf.)


ocr: 1859. T. SWEENEY & SON 1859. Am nnixr nrannrail with' n Snlandlfl stock or all varieties of . ' White and Colored Iron Stone China and Printed Ware, together with a large stock of Common Queensware. Imported from the best Potters in England: Also, Fine Plain and Gold Band French China, Dining and Tea Setts Table Cutlery &o., which they offer to mer chants at Eastern prices. ' 1 ...... Wheeling, March 9, 1859. 3m : f


ocr: L&ros'iiaiB j '1 i-J ' 5 - Pots, j . The followinff , is - a list of Lands-and of lots within the.County-of Monroe, retirned 18 aaaed tne simple - taxes ot 1859, and remaining dueaha unpaid on tne dUtn da 01 JNOVember. A.(D. 18591 ! . H .a. m t i jt"T"'.. . A I


ocr: and Justices blanks of all kinds. . TIME IS MONEY. SAVE TIME. r SAVE MONEY. Among the valuable improvements of the present day none is more deserving of notice than the Washing? Machine Jlauufactnred by Uoeffler St Helbling, in its now perfect state. It has entirely revolution ized the Most Laborious Duties of the Household. Any little boy or girl can operate the ma chine with comparative ease it doiug the work in a brief period of time, not taking over two hours to do the largest washing. Its con struction is simple, and there is not the slight est possibility of it getting out of order. NO FAMILY SHOULD UK Call at the shop of IloelHer & Helbling, who have obtained the right for them. UOEFFLER & HELBLINU. We, the undersigned have tried the mentioned machine, and can cheerfully recom mend it to all who wish to save time and la bor. We have no doubt that it will all for which it is recommended above. Eliza Hollistkr, JlfAKY Mustek, Hall, M. Da.mels, . Oct.' la, lbo9. tf.


ocr: WILLIAMS & WEST.... Proprietors. MSB E. WILLIAMS; Editor. WOOD4FIELD, OHIO, AUG, 31. 1850. -Democratic State Tickets roa GOVERNOR, ., . EUFUS P. RANNEY, 'of Cuyahoga County. UIUTENAXT GOVERNOR, WILLIAM- H. SAFFORD, of Boss County. . - v 1 . judos or thi supreme court, , - i HENRY" C.r WHITMAN, of Fairfield County ;?yt'J. "A AUDITOR OT STATE, " TY i G. VOLNE Y BORSEY, of Miami County. . treasurer or stats, si; WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of Richland County. niii -. ." 8ECRETARY OF STATE, . ;h .: : JACOB REINHARD, f Frauklin County. -4 BOARD OP PUBLIC WORKS, JAMES TOMLINSON, ;of Washington Coanty. f.l if .1 COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, CHARLES N. ALLEN, , of Harrison County.


ocr: The new and fast running steamer " ' ' . Li'" 7 j . ia ,1AV Wednesday and (rhlay at lO A. M.. and rarkersburg every lnesaay. I Thursday and Saturday at 6 O.clock A- W. G. iVoodsidc! f!.ntln rnARLES BOOTH, is rnnnisg Lralartr between . a " V ' i - ; . - Wheeling Parkersburg. ; - .. . She leaves Wheeling every Monday, For freight or passage apply on board. Blank Deeds anfl for aJe at tM exfiftee.


ocr: Great Chuce for. ' Making the above geld- mines.' He will each member with' a good California and nrovide waeons. On the following $50 to be paid on their arrival at - AJilfc. JLJ. (9 K MAJAiiSk. M X W 33 O rpHB undersigned will start next - May JL" Lawrence, ' Kansas, with m company and 50 in one year to be secured by note good security.. Men are making oU per at these mines. $y Apply td R- S. HUTCHESON or JOSEPH VV al, risna ueaiisvuie, MIXES WALTBK3. tveerZ41S5f,


ocr: Democratic State Ticket. for governor, rr RUFUS P. RANNEY, - of Cuyahoga County. ! ' -:-;nr' LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,-' ? 1 WILLIAM II. SAFFORD, of Ross County. " ' JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, HENRY" C. WHITMAN, of Fairfield County. AUDITOR OF STATE, ; G. VOLNEY DORSET,; of Miami County. TREASURER OF STATE, WILLIAM BUSHNELL, ,, of Richland County. SECRETARY OF STATE, JACOB REINHARD, f Franklin County. ' BOARD OF. TUBLIC WORKS, JAMES TOMLINSON, of Washington Coanty. COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, CHARLES N. ALLEN, of Harrison County.


ocr: Sunfish and Wheeling Packet. TEE FAST RUNNING STEAMER IN GO MA It! CAPT. STEPHEN THOMPSON, leaves Sun fislt every morning; ; for Wheeling, returning every eveningj remaining at Wheeling several .. v ;e


ocr: W ! I II"1 SHAKER GARDEN SEED, OUCIIAllD GRASS SEED, BLUE GRASS SEED. TIMOTHY SEED, CLOVER SEED, HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED. FOR SALE BY J. IS. KIRKBRIDE- March 16th, 1859. nsp.


ocr: TIME ISMONEY. SAVE TIME. SAVE MONEY. Among the valuable improvements of the present day none is more deserving of notice than the Washing Machine Afanufactured .by Uoeffler & Helbling, in its now perfect state. It has entirely revolution ized the Most Laborious Duties of the Household. Any little hoy or girl can operate the ma chine with comparative ease it doing the work in a brief period of time, not taking two hours to do the largest washing. Its con struction is simple, and there is not the slight est possibility of it getting out of order. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE ONE. Call at the shop of Hoeffler & Helbling, who have obtained the right for them. HOEFFLER & HKLBLINO. We, the undersigned have tried the mentioned machine, and can cheerfully recom mend it to all who wish to save time and la bor. We have no doubt that it will perffe all for which it is recommended above. Eliza Hollistbr, iJfABY Hcxtkk, m- "-"! (3 tj H


ocr: Ifl.Mii HAS RECEIVED THE-' Largest and Bcsi- STOCK OF GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO :j rt-.'l GROCERIES Queens ware, Hardware. . - I-.:-.:. .1 . :. -,:iv,Vr-,; HATS AND CAES, Relady - Made Clothing,! ',::..; .(:, . HARVESTING IMPLEMENTS, ; . . ; -:.':-. .! ,;-.rv Scythes, Sickles, Rakes CROSS CUT SAWiS BEDSTEADS ; Every thing, in short, to bo found in a retail Store. 1 ; " Thankful for past favors I inrlte my old customers and others to call in an 4 see my stock. ' o. -i.-i-. JOHN A. ULNKABXX June 8, 1859. . ' ". .r :,-:


ocr: LAND AGENCY: s. Hollister & Co.. Hare for Sale 10,000 ACRES OF LAND SITUATED IN SOUTH . EAST . MiSSOUW. These lands are in close proximity to seve ral Rail Road surveys, in some of which tfco stock is already taken and the road in pro. gress; and this, together with the Current River, which is a beautiful stream of water large enough for steam boats .to .navigate. gives the inhabitants the advantage of a north ern, eastern or southern market.' . '','.." ' Lands warrants bought, sold and located. Parties entrusting business to our care oaa be furnished with the best of references. I'1, x or lurmer iniormation connected with tho above, you will please address : .' ' J a. HOLLISTEB, ft Co., Woodsfield, Dec. 15, 6m. ,.'.


ocr: , i,i OnurseryiC Ornamental and Fruit Tre es! The subscriber is now prepared te HI all orders for fruit and oraamental treoa, ehYuhep vines, Ac, Ac , He would respectfully infers the publio that the stook of trees' he new ete hand for sales is unusually One and tnllii. Thankful for past favors, he respectfully eiUo its a continuanoe of the same, and wenUk assure his old customers, that a heretofbny every thing shall be done to advance theft la terests, and he feels confident that the experv ience he has had In this line is a guarantee! suocess. He would refer those unaoqmainteA with him to most of the leading men inWcods- field, many of whom he has had dealings With . .. WOODSFIELD, OHIO, June 1 85 9i. This is to certify that we, the undents having dealt with Mr. James Xdgeften, alike Sugar Grove Nursery, Barnesviue, unto teats pleasure in recccmmendlng hint te all we seay desire anything in his .line, as an aonerebler honest and upright man, entirely wenht es publie patronage. 'And we farther state that we have never had cause for complaint fee the delivery of fruit trees, either through sum nr his gentlemanly agent, Mr. James McBrWe. - W. Hollister. jonn s. rou. Thos. Wilson. J. M. rirkbride. JohnKnowlton Geo. H-Davenport. 8. HoUistor. H. B. HilL William Okey. . JAMES EDGERTOW, . Sugar Grove .Nurserf. Barnesville, Okie. 6m.'' ' i-fiCJi?' I'i'.a July 27, '69. P, 8. James travelins affent. - f - m Monroe county, making sales. McBrWe is my, ant to sell trees. He in wv U eatlkrlM4


ocr: WOOI8FlELl, OHIO, SB1. T. 1839 -Democratic State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, - RUFUS P. RANNEY, ? Of Cuyahoga County. . LIEUTENANT OOVEKNOR, ; : WILLIAM II. SAFFORD, of Boss County: - JCDQB Or THE SUPREME COURT, : HENRY C. WHITMAN, f Fairfield County.., r; : V J ' . AUDITOR Of STATE, If, :.- f G.VOLNEY DORSET, f Miami County. t :z TREASURER OFBTATE, n.i -8 WILLIAM BUSHNELL, .. ' -tRiebland County., 8BCRBTART O STATE, .lt . JACOB REINIIARD, . W Franklin County. . c 1 v .BOAW 0? PUBLIC WORKS, JAMES TO MLINSON, f Washington Coanty. bit ; COMMON fiOHOOL COMMISSIONER, ; : , CHARLES N. ALLEN, rf Harrison Countyr- f : -! . i ; Democratic District Ticket. i,-. , eCi- i : i State Senator, " .' ; DAVID CO WDEN. Stare Board of Equalization,- JAMES H. " MORRIS;'- jT.vo Democratic County. Ticket. For Representative, . i JAMES M. STOUT, v . : SJteriff. ' -- C M. -MORROW. ' ' :i Treasurer - . WM. MYERS, ! ' Prosecuting Attorney WM. P. RICHARDSON: Surveyor i :'' w: OLIVEIi SLOAN". ' ; tr Commissioner,--' '- : -; 'l JOHN W. WHEELER, ' For - Infirmary Director; ' ' ELIJAH McM A HON; '' ifor ''Coroner, i. o : - -: SAMUEL W. NOLL.


ocr: IEB E. VV LLI.A MS.. .Editok. SEP. 28, 1959. -Demecratio-State -Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, -. u i . i vrvmr 1 Uuvmxrjit f Cuyahoga -County. ; j ;''. ?' LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,, 1 WILLIAM' HrSAFFORty f Ross County. : ' 1 'lj:i JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, 1 " 'HENRY" C. WHITMAN, f Fairfield County! ' ; ' ; U ni x v.v- XUDIT6R' W STATE, 9 i : 0 , VOLLEY DORSE Y, ' T Miami ' County.' "'", 1 ? H..:u reaSURER OF STATE", ' . ' ."',Jn' WILLIAM BUSnNELL, of Richland County-" SECRETARY OF STATE, JACOB REINUARD. fcf Pranklin County!' ' : -: i'rt BOARD OF PUBLIC" WORKS,' : ' JAMES TOMLINSON, ' ';! f Washington Coanty.'"-' " ! ' t COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, " CHARLES N. ALLEN, ' if Harrison : County'. -' ;; " , ;r '-'3 sl!Dertioferatio :Disti'ict Ticket i Ij.jnJ "oAYn) OWDEN. !'"" 9eA AES-.KrmRiusr 'd3'M"Mm M. STOUT t: t' . ..Sheriff. . . ... t . .f. C- M-! MORROW. ' , , . . Treasurer . Prosecuting Attorney, ' ' , ;; ;j Wm;: . Richardson.! : - -.- . . Surveyor, , I . xr. Commissioner, ,VU11 If. (It .! ' ' TV. f for innrmary jjirccior, . - , , lor. Coroner. . . ' ;'l!SA'MUIlLW.IOLLr 1


ocr: ,. i - The new, and.laSl rUHHUlg Steamer - iZ ;.; . - m , . -. , W . : itl WW OOClSlCiei C.PUta CHARLES BOOTH, is ronnlng I wnn 1 1 1 KarnMiAn - regularly between " wheeuns 8c ParKersourg. She leaves ' Wheeling; every Monday, Wednesday and . Friday at . 10 o'clock A. --yL, and Parkersburg every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 o.clock A. M., For p freight or passage apply on board. Aug. i " ' ' ' ' ' " " BlankleedsandMortgages, . I


ocr: Sunfish and Wheeling Packet. FAST RUNNING STEAMER IN G O M AR! CAPT. STEPHEN THOMPSON, leaves Sun every morning- for Wheeling, returning every evening, remaining at Wheeling several NOV. 3, 08.


ocr: AGENT ANDSECEEI1D1 ; OP THE -i. .. ! Monroe Mntnal Insnraace CctiV. "TTrLL attend on MONDAY OF KAfHwfa; 1 This being the day set apart far thht Tmrtiiie tfS ' ? Jit-


ocr: NEW str: .ATEST STYLES AND BEST QTJilLITIIDQ Of fine shoes at Thomas' New Shoe Store. Ladies, especially are invited to call. Prices air. . , . DANIKL THOMAS. fJ2PCustom work done in the best manner. Call in! Call in!


ocr: The new and fast running steamer W. O. Woodsidc! Captain CHARLES BOOTH, is running regularly between Wheeling & Farkersburg. She leaves Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 o'clock A. M., and Parkersburg every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 o.clock A. M., For freight or passage apply on board. Aug. 5, 2S57 , ,


ocr: Monroe Lodge, ckVIS, ' fXF Fre6 and Accepted Masons, . meet .th J v ednesday evening on or preceding eaca- full moon, at the Masonic Uall. i . , OFFICEBS: . ' - i ; Jas. Mitchell, S. W. Inn S.. Wit. B. Tt. W. W. Jordax. J. W. H. B. Hill, Treas. S. Hcllistek, Jas. R. Morris, Sec'y, Woodsfield, Feb. -2, 1859,


ocr: Sunfish and Wheeling Packet. TILE FAST RUNNING STEAMER P-'iTI""' IN G OMAR! CAPT. STEPHEN THOMPSON, leaves Sun fish every morning- for Wheeling, returning every evening, remaining at Wheeling several hours. Nov. 3, '58.


ocr: WILLIAMS &. VEST.;..PBOPttiETOBS. JERE. WILLIAMS Editoe. WOODSFIELD, OHIO, AUG, IT, 1859.


ocr: Democratic State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, RUFUS P. RANNEY, of Cuyahoga County. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, , WILLIAM II. SAFFORD, of Ross County. JUDGE 01" THE SUPREME COURT, HENRY C. WHITMAN, f Fairfield County. : AUDITOR OF STATE, Q. VOLNEY DORSET, of Miami County. TREASURER OP STATE, v, WILLIAM BTJSHNELL, . of Ricblaad County. r r . . SECRETARY OP STATE; v JACOB REINHARD, ftf Franklin County. , . BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS JAMES TOMLINSON, of Washington Coanty. : COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, CHARLES N. ALLEN, of Harrison County.


ocr: I?;'- '-' . ,' , ' eff$avc Your Teeth! '-.DENTIST. Wottld- respectfully announce to the citi zens, of -Woodsfield and vicinity; that he is prepared to perform all operations on the . vTE)BTIl In careful and systematio man AeY ' 'Afso whole and partial sets inserted In good is 's t3"A3l work warranted to give oatis e y faction. jgi , '' "Office in Brooks' new.building, corner of wJ 'Cross and Sycamore Streets. My 18, 1859 6m,


ocr: N E W SHOE STORE ! LATEST STYLES AND BEST Of line Bhoes at Thomas' New Shoe Store. ld!ee, especially are invited to call. Prices " Fair. DANIEL M. THOMAS. 5Custom work done in the best manner. Call int. Call int . .-,


ocr: t: " w.'tI SINCLAIR. MARTIN BAKER, JR. SINCLAIR & BAKER TAKE pleasure in announcing to their ens tomers, and the publio in general, tha they have now on hand, and intend keeping f constantly, a general assortment of 'DRUGS, OILS, PAINTS, YAR- . " NISHES, BRUSHES, SCHOOL :. A "BOOKS, STATIONARY, '-' NOTIONS, &c. ' ' ' Also Oi series of various kinds Iron, Nails, Plow-points, Salt, (Eanawa ana romeroy.; Produce of every kind will be received in exchange for goods. ;.; Woodsfield, Sept. 10, 1656.


ocr: Road Notice. NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be a petition presented to the Commission ers of Jlfonroe County, Ohio, at their next December session, praying for the location of a County Road in Franklin township, com mencing at the road on the clear fork of Mus kingum, on the lands of John B. Kean, near the old steam mill, thence running westerly through the lands of Richard Gibson, John R. Gibson, John Dotson and Robert W. Ogg, inter secting the road leading from Stafford to Sum meifieid, MANY PETITIONERS. Oct 26, 1S59 4w,pd, GliEAT STOCK OF 3DIa7L- GOODS! Every variety of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEEXSWARE, HATS, CArS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, lleady-Made Clothing, iu short everything necessary to kesp people warm and comfortable during the winter. LADIES ESPECIALLY, are requested to call and examine our exten sive stock purch ised for their accommodation. We have bought on such terms as to be able to sell at HARD TIMES PRICES. Cash purchasers will find that we will give them more for their money than anybody else dare. DRiaai & morris.


ocr: At NEW 01 LATEST STYLES AND BEST Of fine- shoes' at Thomas' New Shoe Store.' Ladies, especially are invited to call. Prices Fair. DANIEL THOMAS. gaCustom work done in the best manner, Call in! Call in!


ocr: ... .. and and General Agencfcbffift woodsfield, oma.o,jii ONE DOOR NORTH OF J. FjR AN. DOLPH'S HOTEL,, ,!j9Lit THE undersigned will attend to jbuflng.iyidjj selling Real Estate, locating Land Wan-n rants, entering lands' in' any" of the; Western : States or Territories of thd United 6tates, JproVl curing patents, for'certiflcates cfantryiinjBnya State or Territory? paying Taxes in.aayStaff j or Territory; collecting legacjes) &ofidrawiM up Deeds and Jlbrtgages; Pow'eK,oF Attorneys'; artiols Jof agreement. lWills', &e.t exartiinftifr titles and attending to business' geherally'Jaa fSAll business entrusted to thejf cAra'wjlli be promptly attended to. . . ' ' ; NOLL &' HOLLISTJDR, . . - . t i . :,v; GENERAL1 AGfiNTS".9"


ocr: G. W. MASON, W. M. B. Williams, S. W, Wh. Brock. S. D. ' W. Babstet, J, W. Ball, Treat. Wm. L. Morton, J. D. J.J. Calvkrt, Tyler. A. H, Kktteler, Secretary, Stafford, aarch 1st, 1859. Monroe Lodge, Kb. 189, Free and Accepted - Masons, meet th Wednesday evening on or preceding eaoh moon, at the Masonic Hall. OFFICERS: i EDWARD ARCHBOLD. W. M. - Mitchell, S. W. W. Jordan, J. W. B. Hill, Treas. R. Morris, Sec'y. Woodsfield, Feb. 2, John S. Wat, S. , D. S. HOLLISTER, : J. , D. 1859. Clarington Lodge. No. 263, F. & A. Masons, meets the Monday on 1-iceding the full moon in each month. . WM. F. BOOTH, W, M. - i or hn Messbrlt, S. W. J. D. O'Connob, Secty J. R. Smith, : Treas. Saml. Sanfobd, Tyler a sirs Walton, J. W. Wade, S. D. Fulton, J. ' D. Jan. 27, 1858. Excitement . At Sunhsh, (Clarington.) THRESHING MACHINES AND THRESHERS AND CLEANERS HORN AND TERRY. removed to their new establishment, the north and adjacent to the village, and themselves of all the improvements in business, are prepared to Build i or t&epair Machines and Threshers and Clean on the shortest notice and most aocoin terms. . .. Being provided with an Kngm to propel their Lathe, and other machinery, they will do either in Iron ox Wood, on the most, accommodatin- rmw nd short est notice, or any ether work in their line. ; Thankful for the patronaed extended them heretofore, they .still hope and expect to merit a considerable portion of it. G. P. HORN, , WM. T. TERRY. Sunfish, P. O., Monroe Co., Feb. 24. LATER AND BETTER! Monroe Agricultural THE undersigned having enterpd Into co-partnership with HORN & TERRY that they will REPAIR ENGINES DUIluLiIiO nlMLI iU lull 111 Lttx I in the best and most substantial manner. ' Relying on our experience we feel that we oan render entire satisfaction in department of our business. The firm is now Horn, Terbt & Co. WILLIAM LITTEN. Sunfish, May 12, 1858. ' '


ocr: - i. g NURSERY! Ornamental and ; .Fmit;Tre ' The subscriber, Vs now prepared to' 'fill ail orders for fruit and ornamental trees; ShrUDaJ vines, &o. &o. He would respectfully iJafofpl the public that. the stock; of trees; lie 'haa; hand for sales, is. unusually, fine and i full, Thankful for past favors, he respectfully sopor its a cbntinuance of ' the same,' and w6uld. assure bis old customers that 'aa heretofore, every thing shall be done to adranoe ihiik( teres ts, and heeala ooufidiJBt that the. pn--. ience he has had in this line is guarantee of success. J He would refer" those 'unacquaiBte'dt with him to most of the le'ading irieri in Wdodfc- field, many of whom he has had. dealings witt ' . i 'i wouusruiLU, vauj,T June a;.u This is to certify that woj the- undersigned. having dealt with, Mr. James Edgera, -tJ the Sugar Urove JNursery, iiarnesvuie, Vhpo k pleasure in reccemmendiag himlo all whofflaV desire any thing in i hie line,' ks an hoDiratAi, honest and upright -maa, entirely; wottnjr'lrf' pubhopatronage.,, And we further, aata .ba we have never had cause for complaint in the delivery Of fruit trees, either through nl2aror nis gennemaniy agent, mr names WB1vmolV vv. uouisier. u Thes. WilM' T." 1 II. .. . John Knnwlton Geo. S. Davennoi rt. Hollister. H: B. Hill." William Okev. Sugar Grove Nurterjaoai . Jnly:27, '59, ..jtm.; :ti lMOja hu ' f. S.: James JMcBrlde 'is m'y'auoVlie trayeling agent, to se.ll treesJ "He'ls1. bOilk Monroe flovitjnaWngtWlW.Ii:JiijLkijfI H


ocr: WOOLEIT FACTORY ARMSTRONGS MILL'S ' The Subscriber respectfully announoes to the public, that he is still prepared, at the old stand on CAPTINA, at Armstrong's Mills; to do C A R D I :N: Ct V Spinning, Weaving, Fulling, DYEING AND CLOTH DRESSING IN A SU PERIOR STYLE OF WORKMANSHIP, Having had over twenty-five years experi ence in tne businees, b6 natters nimsell no can render satisfaction to all who may favor him with their custom. r ;: -. , Wool will be manufactured in to Satinetts, Tweeds. Blan kets, &c., either by the' yard or on the shares; Wool and Cloth will be received and deliv ered without additional charge, at Green h Dorsey'Si Po what tan Point; and at Pancoast, Headley & Co., Jamestown. - . JOHN GRAHAM. June i-'th 1S59 :'..; i ,.i


ocr: I Captain CxARLihiS iyy iis runniHg regularly between I Y't ;'- -1 -: r' ! :' r' -.Wheeling Parkersburg. " ; ; - She Reaves, Wheeling everyaay, WettneSdaT - ftCQ J?TiaaV 1 AU 19 1 The mw and -fest ronntag steamer , -,iC!Zk i v. : - ,'v1' Wjr Qjr; rtrvmfr' ii ii t , w ( A.I M.," and Parkersburg every; Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 o.clock A.JM;:, Fpr freight or passage apply on fiotafo Ao. S, Ji07. ; t..-f v -rv - '1 t-v - T "i r -r , ci 5 Blank Deeds and.Moitgages, P I; I for sctte at this office.


ocr: t- I Ti.-l Qrnainppii an&Kfii'te est - - ia ine suDBcriDer is now.preparea sa.-au tu orders for fruit and ornamental trees, thruba, vines, &6.' ' ' J He would respectfully1- inform the publio that the took') of 4re' ke lute oa hand for sales It - -uustalry i iflne jold' fill piankf ul for p favors, tie reepeoLfuUy aeli its a continuance of the samand, wonl4 assure his old pustomers, that'-a ;harewfor every thing snail b done to advaJiee' thenr in terests, and be feels cbnfidentolihattUe.efeper--ience he has JiadVln thft lle is gmre(tee vf success. He , would, refer, those unaoauaiate-l with him to most of . the leading men in We4 field, many-f whom hfrhafe haddealfngawitlo. i i-v WOODSHBLDi !OHTO, June a,'1859. This. is: to Certify that ire tbJe ,tHkUftttned hayingeiiltlwlthiMj,iawl Kiox!l.cgf tU Sugar reveKursery, Barnesvllle, Ohio, tax pleasure In kiec'ccmmeriaing him to all who may desire anything in Ws linV,1 aa afr htmorable honest and uptight jn an-entirely worthy off publio patronage,. And we further state thai we have never had dause'for complaint in tho1 delivery of frnittreesVelther-through him. or his gentlemanly agent, Hrt James MoBriOo. . Wj Hollister.' 'in JohnBi Nolhi ru ;. Thoa.:Wllon7' M-'Hrkbrlio. s -t j 1 1 John Xnowlton o. Qeoi Hv Davenport. ii HoUisterH; B. HUl.-WUtNOtakey. i .f.-oi v.'i:,l'JAMESBDei3MCON,XTv !vi.-2!tis 9.1 oi t Svgr Qrw-ireV 1 tiiiT ' .tw'iiu fcn o BarrieivtUOjOMo. .1 .8--iJams-'Ji-oBw 'is J my:afcmea traveUn atrent. 4eU reLr Cola Monroe eounty, making sales s.i ,1; :r.ilJ lr;:s ,?'u ji V 2 i atttta mrniri I :S:


ocr: EDWARD AROH BOLD,' ? i A. ,o. -AacaiBT.r. Notary Public , , f i.-i. "i A'TjriTXtJ AT I t X' ' CAT i. . JkTTOItXKirS AT LAW: I J Woodsfield, Ohio. fify Particular attention given'to all business entrusted to their clre in the' counties of Mon roe, Noble, Belmont, and Washington.; j j


ocr: STYLES AND BEST d,;-i5 c5x.t7Td3-3a!- -fine -abbes 4't Thomas' Hew Shoe Store Ladies, especially ire'invi ted to ealL Priee Fair.-.vr , ,,; . -. i DANJBL. f, THOMAS. B?rtJustom work done in tne best r ;"msjn: ner. Call in! CaU in! ..


ocr: Sunfish and Wheeling .Packet; THE FAST RUNNING STEAMER J-.j' dAPTt STEPHEN THOMPSON leaves Sun fish every morning- for Wheeling, returning every. evening, remaining at Wheeling several hours, wiz Nov. d, '58.,


ocr: I i r Land and 'Cciicral .: A$wtj',QSce, w vvvs mm, ;OHio ONE DO OR NORTH, OF.J. F.JULN. V JftA f . . THE undersigned will attend to buying and -selling -Seal Estate, . locating Land War rants, eptering landa nt any of the Westers ' States or Territories of the United States, pro- curing patents for. certificates otent in anv State or Territory;" paying Taxes in any Stat or - Territory? ooUecting legaoies, k0 - driwin up. Aeeaa -ana. '-ia opgages; rower, pi Atty ineys articles ' of agreement," Wills. Ac, examining: titles and attending to buBinest-gnerany-. . (0AI1 business entrusted to' thir oar will be promptly attended to, lliii sno o.i .'.ill: f GENESAL AflSHTSv April 6th, 1859 lyr. . 4


ocr: DR, HULL I HEN, ! ; OFFICE, NO. 133 4TH STREET, ' ; WHEELING, VA. ... NEXT DOOR TO THE TOWN CLOCK.


ocr: mmwmm ;Cli .11 GOOD, BA11GHNS .r I.' t nx.I - S. P. JONES & SON. We are jiit: receiving our "new stock of Fall and consisting: of! Cloths, " Oassi meres.'PkintsJ :pEtAtNES,!. Ready-made Clothino, i& Fanct, Dry Goods of allXinds; Hats Gaps Boots," Shoes, ' HA'rdwaei,' 3 Queensware; Groceries; &c. &c;?- All of which we avOl ed to sell low for GASH OR ; APPROVED PRODUCE. , '-. GIVE US: A CALL. Vv.l;'" S. P. JONES a: SON PC HI A Oct. 19, 1859. tf. : I . . . (i,


ocr: W. T. . BINCLAIB. - - MARTIN BAKEE, JB SINOLAIR &BIXER TAKE. pleasure in announoing to their ens toiners, and the public in general, tha they have . now. on hand, . and intend keeping constantly, a general assortment of V . DRUGS, OILS, PAINTS, VAR NISUES, BRUSHES; SCHOOL r- BOOKS, STATIONARY vu - ''.; NOTIONS, &c..'.-:.,.;.V'j Also Gittueries of various kinds ;.. i If-bn.lNails, Plow-points, Salt, (Kanawa . ( , -i and I'omeroj.) ' t W Produce of. every kind will be received in exchange for goods. , Woodsfield, Sept. 10, 1856. . . . - ,:


ocr: f ' i- '' i.. Olif' .l p Ornamental "and Fruit J TV6 fes! The subscriber is now prepared to nlf aU for fruit and ornamental trei,r ChNba, &o.!i He would respeotfmlly (Jnform the publio that .the stock bf trees he has on hand for sales is unusually line and' full fof past favors, he respebtfaHy'. solic its ' a 1 continuance ' of ; thet aame; andl wlduld. assure his old customers, that, as aeretofpre,. every thing shaU be done to advance .(their, in terests, and he feels confident that the exper ience he has had in this line is a gusraiAefe of success.' He J would refer these ttnstepiainted with him to most at the leadi&K veU Wend field; many of whflin lie has h,ad dwalirjgs witht. i 6 . WOOPSFIELD,. OHIO; JuBe.2,, J8M.. This is to oertifv that we. the uridersizned having dealt with Mr. James Edgertonof thV ougar vrove iiursery, jtarneerMie, vmo, taa pleasure in reeoc mm ending hhnfco-aUfpho maw desire anything i hi; line,; as an honorable honesb and upright man eatirely worthy of public patronage.' wAndwe farther state that we have never had cause for eompuwkt lntbe delivery of fruit trees," elthW' ihwnigk Aim OB his gentlemanlv agent, Mr. j Janes Uofiride -. W Hollister. .-. John B, RoJU VL- Thos. Wflson, " J.' M.!S3rkbVidv John Knowlton Geo.H.lftrpori. 'BBoUisterH; B.Bni.rWmim Okj. t r. ' r'-i v JAMES EPGERTON. ,(. a ; Sugar rov irr$tr ; ? !Barnesvme,'t)kk. I July -27, W. 6m. P. 3.-James HcBrideTia lJaij uthtvised traveling agent, to sell trees-t He fw ta Monroe county, making sales.


ocr: MI LATEST STYLES AND BEST Of fine shoes at Thomas' New- Shoe Stere--Ladies, especially are iavited to call., Price Fair. DANIEL M. THOMAS. - g2"Custom work done in the best maitaet. Call in! Call i'nl- 7 t.vi?vpMvl flf.-i


ocr: Land and General ' Agency -OISc WOODSFIELD,--OfflO.'"1 ONE DOOR NdRTJTOFJ. 'jUltf dolpips rioTtftl; ; , THE undersigned will attend to buying ana selling Real Estate,1 locating Land Vftr rants, entering lands in-any of the Westerns Stales or Territories of the United States, prd curing patents for certificates of entry In nvr State or Territory; paying Taxes in any State' or Territory; collecting legacies, &o. drawing-.' up Deeds and Afortgages; Power of Attorneys articles of agreement, Wills, &o., examining? titles and attending to business generally, , j5A11 business entrusted to their care Witf be promptly attended to.' NOLL & HOLLISTEIV1 '' GENERAL AGENTS 1859


ocr: NEW LATEST STYLES AND BE$T qualities Of flue shoes at Thomas' New Shoe Store. Ladies, especially are invited to oalL Prices Fair. DANIEL M. THOMAS. Custom work done in the best manne sie Call mi uaii ml ,. ; .-.;-, ,


ocr: Snnfish . and Wheeling Packet. THE FAST RUNNING STEAMER .1N.G0M AR! CAPT, STEPHEN THOMPSONj leaves Sun- fish every., morning- for , Wheeling, returning every evening, remaining at Wheeling several hours. , Nov. 3, 58.


ocr: W. T. SINCLAIR. , . MABT1N BAKXB. JB. SINCLAIR. & BAKER TAKE pleasure in announcing .to their ens tomers, .and the publio iu general' tha they have now on hand, and intend keeping oonsiantiy, a general assortment or . DRUGS, OILS, TAIN.TS, NISHES, BRUSHES, SCHOOL -, . BOOKS, STATIONARY,-: . . NOTIONS, &e.r,'r. Also Gioeries of various kinds ..) Iron, Nails, Plow-points, Salt, (Kanawa and Pomeroy.) fjg- Produce of every kind will btf received in exchange for goods, i Woodsfield, Sept. 10, 1856.


ocr: STEED'S H0.TEE J. N.' SIMMONS, Proprietor. The Proprietor begs leave' to infbxni the public. that he has thoroughly repaired, atf newly furnished the steed Hotel, and is .now prepared to accommodate tbe traveling'pnbllo and boarders. ' Every attention will be paid to those who favor Jiim with a oall to make them as comfortable as possible.! He la well provided with Stabhsg and the utmost attend tion will be given to that department. " " GUAR GE S M O D E R ATEl JAMES N. SIMMONS L859. Jtf. ..,.;7i A March 30, 1859.


ocr: N E W LATEST STYLES AND BEST Of fine shoes at Thomas' New Shoe Store. Ladies, especially are invited to oall.V Prices Fair. DANIEL M. THOMAS. ggCustom work dotsi In the best manner.


ocr: W. T. SINCLAIR. MARTIN BAKER, JR SINCLAIR & BAKER TAKE pleasure in announcing to their cus tomers, and the publio in general, tha they have now on hand, and intend keeping constantly, a general assortment of , DRUGS, OILS, PAINTS, VAR NISHES, BRUSHES, SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONARY,: " NOTIONS, &c. ; Also Oioueries of various kinds - " " Iron, Nails, Plow-points, Salt, : (Kanawa ' and Pomeroy.)" ; ' r 63 Produce of every kind will be received in exchange for goods. ! : ' Woodsfield, Sept. 10, 1856. ; , ! )


ocr: HOUSE-AND LOT FOR UILB fS", ': I -J -INi. B'ilOWXSYIIliE lilonvoc -County, Oliio." ( ..Jt,is.peasan,tJy.ituatedfor a residetioe. T6r'jU''''P;trtl;i:rlaT3 inquire on the premiss iuf 15tliftl$5. pd, ,.,t.


ocr: Democratic State Ticket. FOa GOVERNOR, RUFUS P. RANNEY. of Cuyahoga County. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, WILLIAM II. SAFFORD, of Ross County. JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, henry; c whitman, of Fairfield County. AUDITOR OF STATE, G. VOLNEY DORSE Y, of Miami County. TREASURER OF STATE, WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of Richland County. SECRETARY OF STATE, JACOB REINHARD, of Fraukliu County. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, JAMES TOMLINSON, of Washington Coanty. COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, CHARLES N. ALLEN, of Harrison County.


ocr: H1LL1AM9 & WEST.... Proprietors. WILLIAMS.. Editor. COOMF1ELD, OHIO, SEP. 14, I HQ .Democratic State Ticket. TOR GOVSRNOR, EUFUS P. RANNEY, f Cajahoga County. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, WILLIAM H. SAFFORD, f Boss County. JVDQM OT THE SUPREME COURT, HENRY 0. WHITMAN, tf Fairfield Connty. AUDITOR or STATE, Q. VOLNEY DORSE Y, fXiiami County. ; TREASURER OT STATE, !' WILLIAM BUSHNELL, tf Richland County. ,. tXCUETART Or STATE, JACOB REINHARD, cf Franklin County. , BOARD OT PUBLIC WORKS, JAMES TOMLINSON, ff Washington Coonty. COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, CHARLES N. ALLEN, af Harrison Connty. ,: Democratic District Ticket. State Senator, DAVID COWDEN. State Board of Equalization, JAMES R. MORRIS. Democratic County Ticket For Jtepreientative, DR. JAMES M. STOUT. v-'j Sheriff, C M. MORROW. Treasurer WM. MYERS. v.' Prosecuting Attorney, WM. P. RICHARDSON. . ' Surveyor,, OLIVER SLOAN. For Commissioner, JOHN W. WHEELER, STEPHEN PANCOAST. i; - For Infirmary Director, ELIJAH McMAHON. . For Coroner, SAMUEL W. NOLL. ' f2jT"The editor will be absent for a


ocr: SFIEIjD- HIGH SCHOOL., Ititend to open a High School here, on the 4th of 'April 1S59, in which will hetaaght all the branches usually taught in our Colleges and best Female" Seminaries. The Mathema tical department will he nnCur the care of one of the most experienced Teachers. A Lady of the highest attainments will be employed to give instructions in PLAIN AND FANCY NEEDLE WORK, DRAWING, MUSIC, &c, &c. The Classical and Scientific departments will be under my own care, and neither pains nor expense will bo spared to render the School worthy of a disaerning public. . JOHN MOORE. -


ocr: WEST LIBERTY THIS Institution will commence its second session, on the first Monday of September next. It is located near the village of West Liberty, Ohio county, Virginia, in the midst of a beautiful and fertile country, and sur rounded by a moral and industrious com munity. Encouraged by the success of the past ses sion, the authorities of the Institution have greatly increased the means of boarding and accommodation. The corps of Instructors has been increased by securing the services of Prof. J. T. Brad bury, of Waterville College, Maine, who takes charge of the department of Mathematics and Natural Science, and his lady, as teacher of Painting and Drawing, and assistant teacher in the female department. Mr. and Mrs. Brad bury come with the highest recommendations from the Faculty of Waterville College. The corps of Instructors at present consist of A. F. Ross, A. M., Principal, and Prof. of Ancient Languages, Belles Letters, and Moral Science. J. T. Bradbury, Prof, of Mathematics and Natural Science. Geo. Ross, Assistant in male department. Mrs. Bradbury, Teacher of Painting and Drawing, and assistant in the female department. Miss Frank McCollough, Teacher of Music. No effort will be spared by the Principal, to maintain this Institution in the high position which it has already assumed, and to render it in every way worthy of the public favor and patronage. Catalogues, giving a more detailed account of the Institution, can be had by application to the Principal, West Liberty, Va., or at the


ocr: DRVHULLIHE W, . &'S:!9':T'1S.''t, OFFICE, NO. 133 4TH STREET, WHEELING, VA. KT2XT DOOR TO THE TOWN CLOCK;


ocr: Sanflsh "and . Wheeling Packet. THE FAST RUNNING STEAMER ING O M AR! CAPT. STEPHEN THOMPSON, leaves Sun tih eveiy morning for Wheeling, returning very evening, remaining at Wheeling several hours. ' -' : -: for. , 'ie.


ocr: GOOD - BARGAINS! . S. P. JONES & SON. r i it We are just receiving our new stock of Fall and Winter gcx)ds consisting of ClothsCassi meres, Prints, Delaines Silej Ready-made CL0TniNaJ;& Fjnjt Dry Goods of all Kdtdsj Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, QUEENSWARE, GR0CERH3S," &c. All of which we are determin ed to seiriow: for 0ASHOJl APPKOVIDD FKOUUCB. GIVE US A S. PJOxNES & S0Nw4 ..s Oot; 19, 1859. : tf. : . r i J .hhQ- bead m&sm


ocr: NEW OB-'STOK 1 LATEST STYLES AND BEST QUAXiITIE S Of fine shoes at Thomas' New Shoe Store.- Ladies, especially are invited to call. Prices Fair. DANIEL M. THOMAS. gCustom work done in the best manner.


ocr: KEW STOKETC! The Undersigned Have Again at Their Old Stand 'Opened. NEW STOCK OF GOOD VViWMI -WAT 1 - DRY GOODS, GR O CERIES, HARD' WARE, Q VEENS WA RE, HA TSi CA PS, HOOTS, SHOE 3, a READT'MADS CLOTHING,:,: fC, ifC, ;t . All of which ther purchased for cash, and can and will sell at the lowest price's for CASH OR PRODUCE. - Thankful for former patron- age, tney respectiuiiy invite lie public generally, i to call and give them a trial.1 v : Jb & JM. KUEHLER. Oct. 19. 1859. - tf. 's. .Ov iV..'r


ocr: W. T. SINCLAIR. ' MABTIR BAKER, JB. SINCX AIR & BAXER TAKE pleasure In announcing to their ens tomers, and the publio in KeneraL tha they have now on hand, and intend keeping oonstantly, a general assortment of DRUGS, OILS, PAINTS, TAR NISHES, BRUSHES, SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONARY, NOTIONS, &c. , Also Giuv'aries of varions kinds Iron, Nails, Plow-points, Salt, (Kanawa . .- and Pomeroy.) - - - . Produce of every kind wUl bo received in exchange for goods. Woodsfleld, 8epU 10, 1856.


ocr: J. D; S T AU.VER, Clock and Watch Maker, WOODSFIELD, MONROE COS O. Will keep an assortment of watches, clocks, and notions. - His prices shall com pare favorably with those of Wheeling and Zanesville. - - ' Watches, Clocks and Jewelry care fully repaired and Warranted. '


ocr: LAND AGENCY. , - S.' Hollister &' Co., Have for Sale 10,000 ACRES OP LAND 11 SITUATED IN. SOUTH EAST MISSOURI. These lands are in close proximity to seve ral Rail Road surveys, iu some of which the stock is already taken and the road in pro gress; and this, together with the Current River, which is a beautiful stream of water large enough for steam boats to navigate, gives the inhabitants the advantage of a north ! em, eastern or southern market. Lauds warrants bought, sold and located. Parties entrusting business to our eare oau be furnished with the bestof references. J ' For further information connected with the above, you will please address . ; S. HOLLISTER, & Co., Woodsfleld, Dec. 15. Pm.


ocr: -s3 NUKSERYlQ j 'i Jill! Z'.i M V'iT IJJ Ornamental : and ' Fmit ' Tre es! The subscriber" 'is. now prepared ; to fill all orders for fruit and ornamental treee, Shrnba, rines, Ac, Ac He would respectfully ' iaferm the pSjblio that the Btock oX trees-Wj lfl on hand for sales is unusually fine and full. Thankful for past favors, he respectfully solic its a continuance of the same, and would assure his old customers, that as heretofore, every thing shall be doxve te 4vanee; their In terests, and he feels., confident that tVe Wier ience he has" had in this line is a gnarinte ef success. He ' would refer those' unacquainted with him to tnoSt of the leading men in Woods- field, many of whom he has had dealings with; ; I WOODSFLELDj OHIO, June 2j JMI. Thia U to certify that we, the underaisaed. having dealt with Mr. James Edgertpry'of tl pleasure in recoemmendinc him to-all w Wiav desire anvthlnn ixt'liis line, as ajr heneeilbU. honest and upright man, entirely Worthy of public patronage. And ve further .stte that we have never had 'canse for complaint in the delivery of f rait trees, either through him or Mb gentlemanly agent, Mr. James WcBride. . j W,. Hollister, , "; John B.-Noll. Thos. Wilson., T J. M. Kirkbride. -John Knowlton ' Geo. H. Davenport, ; ':'-'S.' Hollister.. H.' B.Hil', William Okey T':'' -')': - JAMES Y.pG ERTON, ' :; i '"i C u Sugar OroM' Nurikry.t :.-'.- .' :r , Baruesville, . Ohio, July 27, '59. 6m.., .. ; :ri .,.,r '' , " .. v., - ...... ;. : P. S. James McBrlde Is my .authdrtiei traveling agent, to' self trees. '--'Ue is now lu Monroe county, making sales.


ocr: JOS. U ARRI 5 Keeps' constantly on hand, a large and splen did assdrtmcnt or Feach, 'ear, Plum and Ap.- ple trees, and all other kind of fruit trees that are usually kept an a Nursery. ; r Apple and jPeach trees at , , . - : ; Ten Dollars per ;i Hundred. . Pear trees and other kind of fruits in propor tion. . I have on hand at this time a stock about . ' . a. o bfo o-" Fruit and Ornamental Trees for Sala Orders promptly attended to, : ' , Aug. 3 '53. .. ' JOSEPH HARRIS.


ocr: I A til1) t - n iiaTi; STYLES AND BEST Ot fine shoes at Thomas' New Shoe Store. JLaAles,?especiaily are Incited teTeaUA Prices fain -.uai.ijoj luuMAa U?Ut I torn work done in the beat manner. Callint


ocr: WOOSFIEIifl HIGH SCHOOK!!; I Intend to open a High School here, on the 4th of April 1359, in which will be taught ill the branches usually taught tn our-xoiuges and best Female Seminaries.' The.Make)r- tical department will be unier the cara of of the most experienced leacners. a Liaay ,ei the highest attainments will be" employed Ae re instructions in ' v-rtm PLAIN AND FANCY NEEDLED WORK, DRAWING, MUSIC,; &x? Stc. The Classical and Scientino departments will be under my own care, and neither, pains por expense will be spared to render the Schoel n. j: Woodsfield, Nov; 17th 188. r nti m mi


ocr: ' V-,;--.. ' s , - K . Ornamental and J TUlt, lreBSl . 1 The subscriber is now prepared to &4 all -orders for fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, vines, &o.,&o. He' wonld respectfully" fo4rm the pnblie that the stock of trees he. has' oa hand for sales is unusually, line and: falL . Thankful for past favors, he respectfully alio its a continuance of the ' same, and would assure his old enstemers, that as heretofore, every thing shall be done to advance -thets ini teresta, and he feels confident that the exper ience he has had in this line fs a guarantee ofif success. ' He would refer those nnaoqualntedl with him to most of tha leading men in Woods- field, many of whom he has had dealings witbx. WOODSFIELD, OHIO, June 2,1859. This is to oertify that we, the andeijtifraedv. having dealt with Mr. James Edgerton, of tha Sugar Grove Hursery, Barnesville, Ohio, take pleasure in recce mmendin g htm to all Vho may desire anything in his line, s an honorable,, honest and upright, man, entirely vatthy of publio patronage. And we further state .thai we have never had cause for oomplalnt tnth delivery of fruit trees, either through Ua or his gentlemanly agent, Mr. James KoBtide. . : : . W. uoilister. : , Jota&Jfpu. Thos. Wilson. ' J. M. KirkWe.: John Knowlton , Geo. H. Davenport. B. Hollister. B B. Hill. William Ckey.. JAMES DQKSTOSL) (.y : 8pr Oreve Jfunery ' 'v.. ' .r BarnmiUajiphJo.." 3 Jnly S7,'Ct. m. ., a -vi v P. S. James . MoBride is .my auji'erbedi traveling agent, to sell trees., s He psfr in Honuw fon mkl sales ji.rtf- '


ocr: I uu ouu ucuciai iigcucy U1UUC, wuousfield, OHIO. ONE DOOR NORTH OFJ. F. RAN DOLPHS HOTEL. - THE undersigned .will attend to buying and selling Real Estate, .locating Land War rants, entering lands ia any. of the Western States or Territories of the United States, pro curing patents for certificates of entry In any State or Territory; paying Taxes ia any jftatV or Territory; collecting legacies, Jta drawing up Deeds and jYortgages; Power of Attorneys rtlolcs of agreement, WiHa, Ae., examining be promptly attended to. tly attended to. . , i . all NOLL & H0LLI8TER, i;,t GENERAL AGENTS. ,', April 6th,1859 lyr.


ocr: D R . HULLIHEN, . & S IS T H S , : r r. WHEELING, VA. XEXT DOOR TQ THE TOWN CLOCX.


ocr: O. W. MASON, W. M. B. WIM.IAMS, S. W. W. Babxbt, J.W. Ball, Treat. A. H. Wk.. Brock, S. D. Wm. L. Mobtov, J. D., J. J. Caltxrt, Tyler. Kettklsb, Secretary. Stafford, Afaroh 1st, 1859. Monroe Lodge, No. 189, Free and Accepted Masons, meet the J Wednesday evening on or preceding each moon, at the Masonic Hall. officers: edward archbold. w. m. Mitchell, S. W. Johw S. Wat, 8. o. W. Jordan, J. W. 3. Hill, Treas. R. Morris, Sec'y. S. FIollistrr, J. D. , Tyler. Woodsfield, Feb. 2, 1859. Clarinrton Lodge. No. 263, F. & A. Masons, meets the Monday on or needing the full moon in each month. WM. If. BOOTH. W. M. aa Messeblt, S. W. J. D. O'Connor, Secty WALTON, J. W. J. R. Smith, Treas. ITT . a T Saul. Sahpord, Tyler & nr.. KmJ J. D. Jan. 27, 1858. Excitement At Sunfish, (Clanngton.) mirnntirrriTir iivrrnrrc J V n AND CLEANERS TTOTilV AND TT5RT..Y. removed to their new establishment, the north and adjacent to the village, and themselves of all the improvements In business, are prepared to Build or Repair Machines and Threshers and Clean on the shortest notice and most aocoin terms. Lathe, and other machinery, they will do Being provided with an Engine to propel either in Ironr Wood, the most accommodating rflu nd short notice, or any other work in their lino. Thankful for the patronage extended to heretofore, they still hope and expect merit a considerable portion of it. Q. P. HORW, WM. T. TERRY. Sunflsh. P. 0.. Monroe Co., Feb. 24. AND BETTER! AgriCllltUral WOTkS. AKfli; Willi u VT ui as. undersigned having entered into co-part- nershipwith HORN & TERRY announces they will REPAIR ENGINES AND MACHINERY, the best and most substantial manner. Relying on our experience we feel confident we can render entire satisfaction in every of our business. The firm name is now Hobn, Tbrrt & Co. . WILLIAM LITTER.


ocr: NEW shoe '&smm- LATEST STYLES AND BET Of flue shoes at Thomas' New Shoe Stores- Ladies, especially are inrited to ealL ' .Prices Fair. ' ' DANIEL M.' THdMAS. fCnstom work done in the best manner. Call in! Call int -,; ', t !.


ocr: NUllSERYlO- Ornamental and Fruit Trees! The subscriber is now prepared to fill all orders for fruit and ornamental trees, shruba vines, &c, &o. . Ho would respectfully inform the publio that the stock of trees iV has on, hand for sales is unusually fin and, fulL . Thankful for pas favors, he respectfully icIMk its a oontinuance of the same, and would, assure his old customers, - that as h.eretoforfc every thing shall be done to advance; their lav terests, and he feels confident that tho expert, ience he has had in this line is a guarantee ( success. He would refer those unacquainted . with him to most of the leading men In Woods. ueia, many 01 waom ne juu aia dealings wivut. 1 . . . 1 . 1 . ... WOODSFIELD, OHIO, June 2, This ia to certify that we, the nnderaimed: naving aeau wua air. wamea jtagerian. qj uisi - Sugar urove riursery, uarnesvuia; Uhio,-tax pleasure in reccemmending him to ah who-'may. desire anything in his line, as an honorable' honest and upright manentirely worthy of-, public patronage.. And we further atate that we have never had, cause for complaint in tne, delivery of fruit trees, either through iim o! his gentlemanly agent, Mr, James McBrfde. . W. Hollister. John B. jNqIL . . Thoa. WUsQn, j M. KJrkbride, ( , .,- , John Knowlton Geo.H.DavenporV ' S. Hollister. H. B. HflT, .Winiam'Oker. . : ; i. . . .. - JAMES EDOERTON; vsuyll j : , j Sugar lGn9 Nurtery K 4J ;ti-?r ; o.U -Xcl ' i i BarneaviUe, (Mifcki i ,.. July. Vl,9.t 6m. v.-.iWiof P, 8. James McUrlde is my authoneMi traveling agent, to sell treeej He U ttow tjt Monroe county, making salt.' a y io iraoU.? i


ocr: NE'W i LATEST STYLES AND BEST Of fine shoes at Thomas' New Shoe Store Ladies, especially are invited to oall. Prices Fair. . DANIEL M. THOMAS, ggpCas torn .work done in the best manner. Call in! Call inl ' . ';' SHOE


ocr: Dr. J. H. Pierson OFFERS his professional services to the citizens of Woodsfield and vicinity. He has removed his office to the room formerly oecupied by Dr, J. Smith. may 16 '55.


ocr: Dr. T. Sinclair Having resumed the Practice of Med loine, tenders his .Professional ser vices to the citizens of Woodsfield and vicinity. riT Residence one door north of Drigg's Sore.


ocr: W. T. SINCLAIR. ; MARTIN BAKER, JB. SINCLAIR &BAEER TAKE pleasure in announcing to their; ?us tomers, and the publio in general,, tha they have now on hand, and intend, keeping constantly, a general assortment of ' "- ( DRUGS, OILS, PAINT S, TAR NISHES, BRUSHES, SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONARY." ' W A A W A. - IWV4 Also Oiuueries Of various kinds - - u Iron, Nails, Plow-points, Salt (Kanawa and Pomeroy.) "- 655" Produce every kind' vnll be received in exchange for goods. .1 .Woodsfield, Sept, 10, 1856. i


ocr: JOHN B. NOLL Notary Public. OFFICE ONE DOOR - NORTH- OF J. F. RANDOLPH'S HOTEL. ; r J Will attend to taking and certifying depo sitions, acknowledging deeds and powers of Attorney, receiving, making and recording notorial protest and giving notice thereof, ad ministering oaths, &o. ' Woodsfield, O., July 27, '59. . n


ocr: 9HB WILLI A MS & W EST.. . . Proprietors. J BR E. W I LLt A MS .... . ,.,Epitor. WOOD FIELD, OHIO, OCT. 4. 1859 ' 'Dem&cratic State Ticket. FOtt GOVERNOR, : (iBUFUS P. RANNEY, af Cuyahoga County. r - - " LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, : HflLLlAJJl H. DAUJJU11U, T sTI -- - JVDOS OP THE SUPREME COURT, HENRr C. WHITMAN, Fairfield County. "."" ' AUDITOR OF STATE, . i . , , ! ,. -xrrw vttiv :inn onv 1 t af lfl.mi rinnnt ' TREASURER OP STATE, - .''"WILLIAM BUSUNELL, -'f Richland County. o -rv. 8ECRETART OP STATE, prftnl sr. JACOB REINHARD, f Franklin County. fx "! BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, '' " ; JAMES TQMLINSON, f Washington County. J: - r l , COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, t' J : CHARLES N. ALLEN, i of Harrison Connty. i Democratic District Ticket. -v; .-! State' Senator, c n;';.' ;-i - DAVID COWDEN. ;v! j State Board of Equalization, JAMES R. MORRIS. Democratic County Ticket. "' For Representative, DR. JAMES M. STOUT. '-. Sheriff. C. M. MORROW. , ' Treasurer - '.. t WM. MYERS. ' in Mi v. -mi,i 'prosecuting Attorney,, V WM. 1. RICHARDSON. i: Vs Surveyor, . wyj U::.: OLIVER SLOAN. , : 1; :-r.r-: Commissioner, . , -r ' ' ' joilN ; W. WHEELER, r; u! ?or Iniirmary Director, e ;- i nl ELIJAH McMAHON. fi5ii-iii. , v For Coroner, '.' V. .f . "SAMUEL W. NOLL. .P"1 - , '. . r ; Editor. . Svirit -cf y Democracy; Yo will announce the name of .-; 7 - r. ... .: JOHN iB... NOLL, . T i t Independent Draooratio Candidate Representative. ., , ( . bhi khoui. kiarA... number of editorial


ocr: Th a haw nnd fast rnnninir RtMiratr I . - . . 1. W. G. Wobdsidfe! Captain CHARLES BOOTH, U ruanjng regularly between . - Wheeling c Parkorsburg. --. She leaves Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 oclock A. M., and Parkersburg every Tottday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 o.clock. A. M., For freight or passage apply aloard. Aug. 5, J8&7. . , A . Blank Deeds and Morteaefes, for sale at this office.


ocr: 1W m .l-ii&!. dnamfental h Arid b Finiil?Trst The subscriber is. now ptarM'ewOl 1. orders for frmit and. ornanenjLtiaMeahr"! vines, Ae-ifcc' ' He would respectfully inform, the pubUolhk the stecsil oi iisPhtf Mt Thankful for past tavoreihe respeotfully eUp. iu ' oontlDtiano) of tW ewe aMl w'.J sisuiehsi a'1'f'ryttfai everr tliin shall be done to advance their in. teresta, and hfeel OMaeaWfaeV tto&pfe ienoe bv has had in tUUu fwfoMf-f anooesa. ue' would refer tnose nnaoquaini withlilin te tnost Ttke tiMink iM ia mi field, many of whom h WOODSFIK1 jy OHIO, Jnne t, l&li This is to certlfr that wetbtnnderslraedi having deat with Mr.'JanWs Edgertam. aLtW angarvrove nnreery, oanreaviue; vnio; tansv pleasare ia recpcanhllfrtwte: , desire any thing. in his line, aa an honeraVv honest and prighv!maaantrretyVorAy1br pnblie patroaageya An4mfUl)it3iai we. have never had cause for oomnlaint j Vm d.lrreryf fruit ti, either thfw't'b' 1.-1 or nia gentlal agent, MT,.meiiaI W..HoUister.,T John a NoU. Thbs. Wilson.1 J. M. lrkbrtii. John Inowltoa 1 OejKH;PenMHk HoUUter. H. B. HilL WUllamQkeju JAMES KDOrtttON.P10" 8. . ! Stmr,Grwm $urmii2 - Jaly 17; 'S.1 em.' .bzt-.ivi and! .,P. S.-Jamee , McBrJde,rU. my authorised traveling agent, to sell trees.' He Is1 twrir U Ifnmrpu Knakln aales laa jizH .wv X


ocr: Sunfish and Wheeling Packfet, THE FAST RUNNING STEAMER INGOM AKI, .via CAPT. STEPHEN THOMPSON, leaves JftflW fish every morning- for . Wheeling, mturnlnf every evening, remaining at Wheeling several hours. -: v. Nov..V'5


ocr: .0 'OnueseryiIB Ornamental and Fruit Trees! . , , The subscriber is now prepared to fill all . orders for fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, vines, &c, so. He would retipeotfully inform i-tho publio that the stock of -trees he has on --' hand for sales is unusually fine and full. ' Thankful for past favors, he respectfully solic- ni- its a continuance of the same, and would o Allure his old customers,1 that as heretofore, .;' every thirg shall be done to advance their in '" "tercets, and he feels confident that the exper- ience ha has had in this line is a guarantee of '.. -success. ' He would refer those unacquainted ' ',. -with him to most of the leading men in Woods . Held, many of whom he has had dealings with, ,.1, r ,. , WOODSFIELD, OHIO, June 2, 1859. ; i This is to certify that we, the undersigned, ,-.: 7 Slaving dealt with Mr. James Edgerton, of the (.; agar Grove Nursery, Barnesville, Ohio, take pleasure in reocc in mending him to all who may 1 -desire anything in his line, as an honorable, s' lionest and upright man, entirely worthy of '"' publio patronage. And we further state that we have never had cause for complaint in the . delivery of fruit trees, either through him or bis gentlemanly agent, Mr. James McBride. W. Hollister, lr John B. Noll. L ? ' ! 'M. Thos. Wilson. 1 J. M. Kirkbridei vi n r4 . i. John Knowlton Geo. H. Davenport. ti ; ; ' S. Hollifiter. H. B.Hil'. William Okey. .S vSiov . , JAMES EDGERTON, .. r" ' ' Sugar Grove Nursery, v Barnesville, Ohio. July; 27, '59."1 6m.' " P, 8. James McBride is my authorized to sell trees.. He is now in traveling agent, Monroe county, making sales.


ocr: 'III 'Hill us si GOOD : BARGAINS! s. pJjones qmc?!?, . . i. ' '" ' ' - ' ' - ' We are just receiving pur new stock of Fall and Winter goods, consisting of; VptOisi meres, :PRmTS, Delaines, Siiisr Ready-made Ct0Tira?a "& Fancy Dry Goods op all Ktn Hats. Caps, Boots, &oBawwaSev QtJEENSWARE, GK0OEtJ!(fe.fe All of which Wart deteriniti. ed to sell lbwiror! .OAJSHlOR APPROVED PRODUCE; ' ."I GIVE US A CALL Oct. 19, 1869, I tf. .'i..'i'-Vv mm 11 .),: .


ocr: DR. HOLLIHEN, - D Q JS T I S T, OFFICEj NO- 133 4TH STREET, WHEELING, VA. NEXT DOOR. TO. THE TO WN CLOCK-


ocr: w. T. 8tNCLAI: v V MARTIN BAKXS, JB SINCLAIR & BAKER TAKE pleasure in announcing to their ens tomers, and the publio in general, tha they have now on hand, and intend keeping constantly, a general assortment of ' . DRUGS, OILS, FAINTS, YAK- NISHES, BRUSHES, SCHOOL Y BOOKS, STATIONARY, i notions; &c. ; v ; ! ; Also Otoveries of various kinds Iron,' Nafls, Plow-points, Salt andiPomeroy.) r - Produce off every -kind, "will received in exchange for goods, Woodsfield, BepW 10, 1858. '


ocr: . mti r.Ti f r a at rrtr '-: Dim 7nvvjk-t3 tia 2T ! , "S AVITXIOIIETr ; Among the valuable Improvements ofih' day none ii in6re 'deservjug of nojio than the ' ' ' . ' ; WashiugJach Jtfanufactured'by Hoelfter Jk Helbling, inrM . now perfect state. It has entirely nr&Rtipn .; hted the ;- . . ,:. ; s u Most Laborious Duties of the Any Mttla oy r girl .can , operate tba 'sa chine with comparative ease Jt Arrng UK work in a brief period of time, not taking ovef . two hours to do the largest Washing. 1 1U eon struction is simple, and there is not the slight' est possibility of it getting out f order. .M NO, FAMILY SHOULD , BE .WITHOUT" , . : ... : i, . ONE. . . . & nJtiT! Call at the shop of Hoeffler & HelbUnc. ' have obtained the right .for jaarinfaeturlntf them. : ; . . HOEFFLER it HELBUNflT. : 'J ;J:'.-1 i-:SiS:-DrBI''' We, the undersigned, have . tried the above mentioned machine, and can cheerfully teoota-. mend it to all who wish. to save time, and lav bor. . We have no doubt .that it will porCina all for which it is recommended above. -! n Elisa Hollistbb, Mksx .Huama," JtfAnoAanf Hall, M. Dahisls, . . . . . . a -'ii. if- n-i-'I fe' d OoU 19, 1859. ; tf.. ..... ...;.:. ::V7.i1. ,


ocr: NEW SHOE ST0EI! Ii ATEST . STYLES AND BEST I. QUALITIEa Of fine shoes at Thomas' New Shoe Store Ladies, especially are invited, to call. Prices Fair. . . . ' DANIEL . M. JHOMAS, ' CZTCustom work done la the bnt manner. OaUtail'i 16 f 1 .


ocr: WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER GROCERIES, LIQUORS, BRANDIES, WINES, OT8 TERS, CEGAKS. fcC. SUNFISH, OHIO: CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. finWe have now on hand a large supply of blank Deeds, Mortgages and Justices blanks of all kinds. ' ' : ' -r :;--,v


ocr: Snnfisli,' and . Wheeling Packet. THE PAST RUNNING STEAMER IKGOliAll! CAPT. STEPHEN THOiXPSON, leares Sun fish erery morning' for Wheeling, returning erery ereninft reniaiid at WheeUng sereral


ocr: WOODSEBEHiD i HIGH-SCHOOL. S I Intend to open a High School here on the 4th of April 1869,1 in -which -will be taught all the branches usually taught ' ia oUr Colleges and best Female . Seminaries; .The Mathema tical department will be unier the care of one of the most experienced Teachers. ' A Lady of the highest attainments will be employed to give instructions in ; ( . . : - , PLAIN AND FANCY NEEDLE WORK, DRAWING, MUSIC, &c, &c. . The Classical and Scientilic departments will be under my own care, and neither pains nor expense will be spved to Vender tbe School worthy of a discerning public. JOHN MOORE. Nov; 17th 186.


ocr: SHOS-'-STORBi LATEST STYI.ES AND BEST Of fine shoes at Thomas' New Shoe Store. Ladies, especially are invited to call. -Prices Fair. 'DANIEL THOMAS. g3?Cnstom work done in the best manner. Call in! Call in!


ocr: Sunfish ; and Wheeling Packet tJeST ' WNNINraTRniBli P:KJSAMER ! U5St l iJG!a.M;A';R'l; CAPT. STEPHEN THOJIPS, ieaves San Isb verv..inorninr for Wheelinb. returninr every. ev.enUig, remaiaing.at Wheeiiag-everal -Hnr" i -...oh .l-cnt tUJ t ,5.'.Koy. ,58.-it


ocr: T.he new "and fast r I .0 W.-G'iv'oodsidc Captain CHARLES BOOTH, iSTnnnbg regularly between ' '.".'"'.''-.'!. .m",'" i ' Wheeling & Parlcersb'urg. .0 She leaves .AVh,eeling every , Monday, Wednesday ; and Friday at uiO O'clock A.f M.'. arwl Parkersbur? every Tuesday. rni J J CI.. '' a 1 W r i i nnrsuiT miu naiuruaY at o o.hiock a. ii y --.rf. : r.j ' jp or ireign. or paisajf s appiy on ooara unnlng, steamer V Y'. i. a' xr


ocr: .iirfifrT;fl HUnA p:n- I wj, uiiuiv uuu - mjivvu,. m. ilka ' r. A S-U V 1M1A A Scandinarlai ,Vcgetable Remedies. lttUlUIfil


ocr: DlUGGS .&;MORIlia DR Y GO ODS, Git O CERIES, HARD WARE, Q VEENS WARE, IR ON, - r NAILS,- BOOTS, SHOES, t . . HATS, CAPS, tge., c.o.! v A ..,D. DRIOGS. and W T- MORRIS; hare formed a copartnership as dealers in the above articles. " They expect to sell as cnBAP, if not a littlh cheaper, than Goods have been selling for, in thU town; heretofore Cooktsv Prodccs wilt be taken in exchange I for Goods at the HJOUBST MABKBT rsiCBa .j; - Examine their stock .'and prices, before 0r- ehasing elsewhere Woodsfield, Dec. 1857


ocr: SHAKER GARDEN SEED, ORCHARD GRASS SEED, BLUE GRASS SEED, TIMOTHY SEED, CLOVER SEED, HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED, FOR SALE BY J. BI KIRKBRIDE- March lGth, 1S59. nsp.


ocr: PIKE'S PEAK said to be the place to Dig Gold, but you can make money easier and quicker by buying From the New and Splendid Stock of Spring and Summer Goods of DRIGGS & MORRIS, Consisting of the most fashionable stock of Ladies and Gentlemens Dress goods ever brought to this Afarket. Their stock of Robes, Summer Shawles and Bonnets is extra find. Qents can be suited with almost any style of Hats, Clothes, Cassimeres, and i?eady-Made Clothing. They have also on hand all kinds of Gro ceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes, &c, ic. If you want anything usually kept in a Gen eral retail store, and at prices, for cash, a little lower than any body else dare sell, call on DRIGGS & MORRIS. Woodsfield, April 6th, 1859.


ocr: WILLIAMS & W E3T,. . . Rroprietors. l&R E. WILLI A MS . . . . ...Editor. WQOD8 FIELD. OHIO, AUG. lO. 18SO. v ilfillHlLVElLU,. t H.I H I It ,KttT,. FOR GOVERNOR, of Cuyahoga County. , LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, ; , ; WILLIAM H. SAFFORD, vf Ross County. "J i at JOTOXt Of THE SUPREME COURT, HENRY C. WHITMAN, .;f Fairfield County: isre 'AUDITOR OF STATE, .Kr,G.,VOLNET; DORSET, .Ff Miami County. ? ; ;:. Vj JiU'. f TREASURER Of STATE, " WILLIAM BUSHNELL, Richland; County.. ,n!oOs'i,I i' i SECRXTART- Of STATE, ' . Y.u u 4AC0B REINHARD, -a f Franklin County. :CKn 70ARD Of PUBLId W0RK8, iJi ii tyJAME8 tomlinson, ,Lf Washington County. . .hTffi,. iOOMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, -CHARLES N. ALLEN, , Ic.of Harrison bounty. . .


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The Opelousas patriot. [volume]

ocr: aqentfi. Wmakington A. M ii - lspaugh . Big Cane J.L. Morris. Hotmttrille W m . H. B assbtt ,jr. Alexandria Lewis Zim. Atchafalaya F.H athorn. New Iberia E. J. E tik. AmaadviUe Dr. J ohn C.M ills. Franklin A dolphus O livikr. Baton-Range A. M. P errault. New Orleans A.B. S trawbripoe & Co. OPELOUSAS: (SATURDAY mopsiwg, wov. 19, 1850.

place_of_publication: Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.

publisher: [Albert Dejean, Cyrus Thompson, Alf. Livingston]


ocr: ***Ul JNMMl «F TW MWSH 0F UIRT Ml TÏW* COO«Cll. C. H. POTIER, Pnl.ll.hcr. trums of SUBSCRIPTION. *»o Dollar* sud Fifty Cent» a Year, in advance. ■ot paid within three month*. Three Dollars and Wily Cent*. Single copies, 10 cents. ADVERTISING. Advertise men ts will be inserted at 6 cents per line OT *T publication. A liberal diaconnt Bents for • u ® standing advertise JWMo charité leas than One Dollar will be made. Wis *A tag-ton.. ^ Cant..*.. m etville Alexandria ... Atchafalaya .. Afin» Iberia ... Ammudvillt .. Franklin HaUm- Rouge.. iCeto Orleans.. A U S N T 8. a .M ii,i.sfa\-gh. J. L. Monais. W m. H. B abbitt ,Jr. L ewis Z im . p. hathork. E.J. E tib. Dr.JoHNC.MitL«. ADOLrnra O i-ivibr A. M. Perrault. ,A. B. S traw bridge & Co. OPELOUSAS: SATURDAY «IO UN I WO. Al'BlHT HT, 1850 : tSf We are authorized to Bnnonnce Mr. A- H. PERRAULT, a democratic candidate for re-election to the legislature, from the parish of Ht. Landry, Election ia November next. ' $0?* We are authorize# to announce J. J. BÏBAtXCHAMP « candidate for the office of Swamp Land Commissioner in the Second District. Election in November nest. We are authorized to annonnce Mr I.AFAYETÏE CALDWELL a candidate for the •flee of Swamp Land Commissioner in the Second District. Election in November next. ALBERT DE.TE AN is an independ •at candidate for Clerk of the District Court of the Parish of St. Landry. Election in November next. •W We «re authorized to niiYioiince Mr. YILLENEUVE JOÜBERT, the present incombent. • candidat« for re-election as Assessor in the Parish of 81. Landry, at the election in November next. Mr- We are authorized to announce Mr. 1» V. CHACHERE, the present incumbent, a can didate for re-election as Sheriff in the Parish of St. Lao dry, at the election in November next. 19* We are authorized to annnunco M. £. GIRARD. Esq., as a candidate for District Attor ney, for the loth Judicial District, at the November


Le Meschacébé. [volume]

ocr: AUX PANOIVARAS, RUE MONTMARTRE, DEPURATIF A V'IODURE DE POTASSE SPEOIFIQUE INFAILLIBLE eru lu u ad.u. ereha, .ceefs e réc&eut, lu râujisaSiaa chroiqm.: Dunreo Tuurw. blanhe., Hydnrulie, Abeès, &"amre (#svlroe, f uke.. isphiisI, Marasme. Golem dgcsrôee Gsir-str1utei, ylqre e Ue.u, RIumsLUua, Scru<uls., j PAle couleurs, Hyileaârie, Boerhet. DPq)T8: à AÂ.se.rd che IL VIel, p"auaschsm; à Uotfru'tm, ceb M. Va& Uaticn-aK4,phsr hiU n; et à la NleOrlsa. eour LY. "Ulot, ëchwb et Iuce4. LIJUasl ..

place_of_publication: [Lucy] La.

geographic_coverage: Louisiana--Saint John the Baptist--Bonnet Carre

geographic_coverage: Louisiana--Saint John the Baptist--Edgard

geographic_coverage: Louisiana--Saint John the Baptist--Reserve

publisher: Prudent d'Artlys [i.e. Hippolyte de Bautte]


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ocr: SEPTIEME ANNEE VOL., VII, N 323. SAMEDI 2 AVRIL 1859. Bute&ux et Ateller, aaienne rési&ence du Dr WEIXBE... - . .-e ts: Nourel\e-Or\éans, Victor Hébert ic Cie, rue de Ih1rt:es. 31,9. Joseph Elphege Hebort, Notaire, St-Jacquos. UOVEI DUMEZ, "Edite.r-edaeenur. B F. Mariette, Donaldsonville. -Et. Lauer, Vermillonville. -- ---*Sg**OFF-II ---DE 8A-JEA -BAPTIT--. . E CHIlCEBEE9 JOURNAL OFFICIEL DE SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE.


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ocr: SEPTIEME ANNEE VOL, VII, N 358. SAMDEI 3 DECEMBRE 1859. Burcmu*: et ^eît ie Agents: <UuNelle-Or1é&at, Victor Ilbéert Ik C'c, rue de elClrres, \T. Bureaux et Atelier, pqres la Maison &e Cr. BJoseph EIphe* rBbort, Notaire, St-Jacqos. EUGENE DCMEZ, Editear-ledacteur. E. Supervielle, DonaMlonvlle. -Et. Laner, Vermillonvile. LE MEECHACEDE ]Ira JOURNAL PUBLIÉ A SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE.