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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19

NEGETANlE kingdom.

NTEETAHiE KINGDOM.
Iu's medicine IL tts. securing rihin p1-rar.
n.y. and has gained t,,yorani canfil.rc, .y,I,,r-
sr"G It has oean used. A purifier IL; the nl,ui
and lin ~ IS tHs 1!pas;"t By ar % t@rrl.!.a.
It's IUGIif or CONPDS1JN.
heing made GHrInHLf or EXTRACTS. r,.dr~. g.
not only the safest AID ioost rir.t,... % u,.,.-
cine bat dc"ei"II Tia" p!p,,,., ..trrd, or,vIa.i
hy Nntnfe's S.t tog tia cure v. gIgii diseases ~
ne, t..l
HUMAN SYSTEM
Apup...yy, Asi,nq, i'eada,Ao, Acne ChaIir
Colds Gouslrapu ions. CougIs, Dsyar vf>A.uin
i'ropaV. Hsprpsid. Fever, Gout Gravel lir,tr.
Tc.'l'lj, ln!."rn2a Jaund,ce, L"wurss Of >'uiyiis
Pam IA the Bowels Back etc. iulp.ation ottGe
t''rt, P'l'.>ir, Ti"Drisy. Pressure Of thr S,..
mach, Rn"inatis;n, Rising in the Threat,
.'ortness Of BREATH Stitches IN the sld", etc;
Ulcers, Vomiting and Splitting of Hluud Whro,,-
'ng Cough, Clumsy. Fever and Agnc, nliuu.,
Scarlet, Vyphus. frow. ana Common rcyrrs
al all kinds; Nervous Diseases, Liver Compliant
Inward NeGkn,.~s inflammation %or nyna FuS,
Palsy, Suall ioy, Mrasl~s Group ChoI..rt
h"rans, Nolns, D4 senterv Dr.:tl,.s. Ring
az NO SOS in the Head, Kings Evil. Ssroiiiil,
SAINT AIthony's ire, Salt Rhrnn, VI hilc riw,.i-
tags. some Of tw' 0tr years standing, Cancers,
lamorS, Swrlifl Feet < Legs Plies Costiyr-
mss, all EIur;ons of the SAN. Frirhttrl
Dreams fema,o 'o'arieuts Of every kind es-
p"citlv DISTINCTIONS. Rehyations. &c.. have,
and all y,-i,t,d 10 IT,, and pow
ur!u, jet geliIe j,t.prmro OF
>TAiNbt RMS
YEGET NRI L EXTRACT PILLS.
and the hopeless sl!irgrr, otter lingering for
."nre in misery and wretcileimess, hav,ag, ia
nlInherless instance, ), subscribed their written
testimonials OF gratitude to the propr,riora 'ar
III" benefits experienced are no;v restored 10 trjr
families, h:esscl ya!lA nouIth, vtgur and .Aytl-
mess.
I he above valuable mrdcine Is SOLD at Is
cents per hO&, Containing tsty H.I.s ~ thv ioi
lowing
AGENTS.
In Cecil County, Maryland,
flktou. VIM. Vorhcrt,
Chesapeake City, Hm. Hndsun,
81 Augustine, John Menrs.
Had9on's Corner, Richard Hudson.
St Stevens Cha~oh, James II, Benson,
treder,, Atowrt, Nathaniel Cov.ng Oil
Ceciltum, Frames b. Cronksll..ns,
Warwick, Eonrr A!errett,
Back Creek, Richard Biddlc
Pivot Bridge, john l.. Clayton,
~ agents wishing fresh supplies OF the above
medicine ~! plea4o lo...I>. t!.yF elders dire,E
STAlNEURN s CLlCKEEER,
Sole Proprietors,
3s5--Bt,UADWAY-3
NV YoNK.
s-LEDGER BUlLD;NGS-3
Pn!LAUELrHiA.
G--NORrH SfkEET--6
BAiTIMo"L.
May 27th lS43-ly.
SPRING s SUMNER
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19

sIE'Gs;hb i. G4ElGEa5.
2 Z as e4iin received, at g old stand, opp .
g site the Post OAice, additional supplies, o =
fresh and 5clSuatolo Dry Goods, Groceries.
lima, Class, q ,conswarc, Hardware, Hats
bo"ta, Shoes Locking Glasses, Stationery, &,
.."., comprising general assortment.
trlv"s never Worr lower. goods never bette
Or IT,, prices tho st,l,s and pattvrns generally
superior amy heretofore "lierc. TO .u3 puLl,"
all auG examine t"r yourselves.
\ i, Orp,,.tv Ike Post One, Main 3.rs"t
iii,tun.
Jun. 81 ls43-ly
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I2ENEOV AL.

II. c. Caldwell, Barber, has removee
from the Washington hotel, to the shoy,
formerly occupied by jacob Anderson.
where hopes 10 contnne TO merit a CON-
'nnancc or the custom he received Il; h.,
old stand,
lie also keeps now an assortment .
well selected confectionery, which liz v !
sell very cheap.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-19

VolVing the murder Of citizen Of the
amount States Of New York. A large
u claims against The govern
ment Tor Mexico remain unsdiusted, and
&c sevsrsi years Continuance
with the savage tllbesot Florida sill
prevailed, offended with Tie desoa
ton ef lAsae portion Of that Beautiful
territory, aud with the sacrifice Of
many valuable lives. To increase the
embarrassments Of The government, in
dividual and state credit had been near.
y stricken down, aud confidence in the
General Government was so much im-
paired that loans Of a small amount could
only be negotiated al considerable sac
la6ce. 40 ~. EFfb 8tf ~ q
? AS necessary consequence Of the
blight which had fallen on commerce. and
mechanical industry, the ships of the one
are thrown OF employment, and the
operations Of the other had been greatly
diminished. Owing Iothe condition Of
the currency, exchanges between differ
eut. parts of the country had become rue
lnonsiy. high, and trade had to depend
on Deprecated paper cunency in con-
dneting It's transactions. shall be per-
mitted TO congratulate the country that,
under an overruling Providence beace
was preserved wiihouta sacrifice of the
national honor; the war in Florida was
brought to speedy termination, a large
portion of the claims on Mexico has
been fullyadiudicated and are 10 acourse
OF payment, while justice has been rene
dered to US in other matters by other ma
tlons; confidence between man and man
lslR great measure restored, and the
credltof this government fully and per>
tectly re-establshed. Commerce is be-
coming more and more extended in Its
operations, and manufacturing and me-
chanical industry once more reap the
rewards Of skill and labor honestly appli
ed. The operation Of trade rests on
sound currency, and the lates Of ex-
change are reduced TO their lowest a.
mount In this condition of things |
hayelfelt itmy duty to bring tOyour favor
BILE consideration. matters of great inter>
est in their present, and ultimate re.
suits, and the only desire which Ifeel
in connection with the future is and will
continue to be, to leave the country
prospe rOus, and its institutions unimpair-
ed. , JOHN TYLER
WASHINGTON, December, ls43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-19
CINCINNATI MARKET. DEC -

FLoUR,-Ih our last semiweekly state.
msnt, made this day week, the quotations
Of Flour based on the sales of the three
days were So 5Sa3 60 and inspection. for
Canal, and SO IS for City Mills. We now
record an advance of from S 10 4 cents ne ;
barrel on Canal, the sales Of the last three
days having been at SO IS a 3 81 and IN.
spectiOn-principally at the former rate
but very brisk City Mills has advance
from 50 65 to So 73 on actual salssand
less than SO rs was refused by the MilIers
on saturday. Qa @1
WHKAT.-The price remains firm at7Oc
per bushel. For best Illinois our millers
pay 7la7Sc The receipts BY all channels
are lignt.J @ --
Hoes THE price has rather advanced
within few days; and this, taken in con-
nec'IOn with a considerable advance IN COO.
peEage and treigh:s, has reBderd buvera
somewhat inclined to hold off a while. A
far M quotation nov for good light Hogs i
~ so az 40, though we heard Of one sale
on Friday. small lot, at 50 90. Fair fio. |
lTes iOr the heavier descriptions are 42 So
70; a large lot, however, 7, averaging
between 260 and 270lb was sold al 90 10.
Some two or three packiag houses did |
cry heavy business last week. but the
ggFgaIe packet was We think coasidesA-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-19
LEGISLATIVE.

The Presidents Message has taken up
so much room as to leave but little space
for legislative proceedings. The part Of
a days proceedings which we publish
will give the reader some idea Of what
the Legislature is doing. The subject
Of ofretreHchment has occupied most Of its
attention thus far. On Tuesday last the
House passed bill to reduce the salary
ofmembers Of the General Assembly to
two dollars a day. On Wednesday the
bill was taken up for consideration in
the Senate; when Mr.. Parker offered an
amendment to reduce the salary Of the
Governor to $l000-Of the Secretary Of
State TO .$500-of the Auditor and Trea-
surer Of State 10 500 each-Judges of the
Supreme courl hereafter elected $1,000
Associate Judges ST 60 per day
County Commissioners 81 so pei day
CLERKS of Courts not more than $500
a year-County Auditors not more ihan
$6OO-Sherffa not more than $500
County Recorders not more than $500
County Treasurers not more than $500.
The fees Ofthe county officers to remain
as at present, and the surplus that they
may receive over the sums named to be
paid into the county treasury. There
are also provisions for reducing the sala.
ries of most Ofthe officers employed by
the Slate, '' r.
The bill and p ending amendments
were referred to the committee on re-
trenchment. e5i
We shall have more room for legisls-
tive and congressional proceedings here
after.
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The STANDARD.
eEoRGETOwN DEC. ls, ls4s.
COUNTY MEETlNG

! The Democrats Of Brown county are p.Quss,-
ed to meet at the Court House in Georgetown or
Saturday the 23d of this month, at l2 2O'clOek,
for the purpose Of .uppO Intrng delegates to the
Democratic State convention to be held at
CVfumbus on the sth Of January and 10 trans
act such other business as may come before
them. a full attendance is desired,
g q By OrderiOf the Central Committee.
December IL, 1e43. fa1
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-19

tredaesa 3 blli. which was rsad The tirst
time, hxing she time for the taking effect
oi sll laws, Of a general nature, passed
BY the Legislature. :.
BILLS CONSIDERED IN COMMITTEE ov 7ar
4N.ae WHOLE.
MIR. Hazeltine ia the Chair.
To authorize the governor 10 appoint
commissioners TO take the acknowiedr.
ment Of deeds or other contracts or depo2
silions in other States. Referred 20 Judi.
ciary COmmitle.
The Senate then took a recess.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-19
CONGRESS-

The House of Representatives on tho
9Th inst. elected C. J. McNulty Of this
State Clerk. The vote was for Mr.. Me.
Nulty. dem. .l24
Mr.. Clark, fed. O6 a9
DR.. Lane of Kentucky was elected
SefgeantatArms; and Jesse E. Dow
Door Keeper. Messrs. Gales and Sea-
ton, wings. are elected Printers to the
Senate; and MessrS. Blair and Rlvss,
Editors Of the Globe, are elected Prin-
:ers TO the House.
In the House Of Representatives, on
the first day of the session, after the roll
had been called BY the Clerk Of the late
Congress, and a quorum being present,
the House were about 10 elect a Speak.
er, when Mr.. Barnard ofNew York pre-.
ssnted a paper which he desired to read;
but several members objected to the
reading, as being out Of order; and after
considerable discussion, theHOuse rsfus-s
ed to hear the paper read: II was pro.
test, signed BY most of the whig meme
bers, against the rightto seats ofmem-
bers from New Hampshire, Georgia, Miss,
issippi, and Missouri, who had been er
lected by General or State ticket, in.
stead of single districts, as the law Of
last Congress prescribes. The Law is re-.
garded as an enCroachment upon State
rights, whichC Congress we're entirely un-
authorized TO make; and il was therefore
very properly disragarded by the States
above named, and protested against By
other States that adopted the district sys.
TEN.
The protest being premature, the
House proceeded to elect q Speaker
the result Of which election we gave last
week. The protesting members claims
ed a right to have their protest entered
upon the journals. This has given rise
to long debate, which was not ended az
our latest'sdvice 8.
A motion was made 10 adopt the
standing rules Of the last House; when
Mr.. Adams moved an amendment TO The
notion, to ercept the 2Srd formerly the
'lst } rule, which excludes the fsCep-
ion Of abolition petitions. MI. a. called
or the yeas end nays on his motion,
which we're taken and resulted in re
eclion Of the motion, n,--there- being
il yeas and 81 nays. "A large nun.
Ter Of democratic members voted for M.
dams motion, as they considered il due
o The people 10 80 amend the rule ss "a
eceive all petitions upon which Congress-
an cons,itutionally act, and refer tbem
) appropriate committees without Ha-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-19
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

Monday, Dec. IL. 1913.
Mr.. Disney, from the standing COM
mitlee on Retrenchmeni, reported back
the resolution from the House, for the
payment Of the postage on all letters and
documents received by the Clerks of
this General Assembly and their Assis-
tahts, and the Ssrgeants.at>arms and
their Assistants, as we'll ason all letters
they may choose to mark paid, with a
Recommendation that it .be indefinitely
postponed which was agreed to.
Mr.. Perkins, from the same commit
Tee, reported back the resolution calling
on the Auditor Of State for certain infor,
nation relative to the number of officers,
agents, workmVn, &c, in the employ Of
the State. together with such other in-
formation as he may have It in his power
TO communicate, which will facilitate
thorough investigation for the purpose, if
possible, ofreducing the expenditures on
the public works, with several amend.
ments, which were agreed TO, and the
resolution then passed.
Mr.. HaZeltine, from the committee of
Conference, upon the subject matter of
difference between The Two Houses, rel>
alive to the printing certain copies of
the Governors message, reported that
the committee had agreed 10 recommend
their respective Houses the printing of
5000 copies in The English, and 1000 co.
pies in the German, languages; which
was agreed TO.
On motion of Mr.. Waters,
The Senate took up the resolution for
the appointment OF JOINT select com
mittee of FIVE members on the part of the
Senate, and---members on the part of
the House, TO report bill for the distric.
ting Of the State for Senators and Repre-
Sentatives, and the same was agreed 10.
Mr.. McCutchen, agreeabli to notice,
a bill for the State to take pos.
session of the Sandusky and Columbus
Turnpike Company, and TO McAdamise
The same with convict labor; which was
read the first time.
Mr.. Hazeltine offered for adoption |
instructing The committee on
Retrenchment, at their earliest cOnven.
ence to report bill TO retrench the pub,
lie expenditures, as far as the same can
10 done, consistent with the interest oil
be public service, and to reduce the
axes Of the people as far as can be done.
consistent with the actual wants of the
State Government, and without impair.
ng the credit and faith ofthe State.
This resolution gave rise to an anima-
cd debate, in which Messrs. Climbers,
disney, HAseltine, Parker, Perkins, and
Iarlley, (MF. WolcOit 10 the Chair,l par.
Cipatsd, and 10 which the subject of the
tate debts, taxation, retrenchment, &c,
'ss discussed at length,
The resolution was then,
On motion of Mr.. Disney, |,
Laid on the table.
Mr. Jones offered for adoption reso.
ltion instructing the Finance COMMITS
% to enquire into the expediency of in
odOcing ab bill providing for the assess-
TENT of suitable tax upOR the salaries {
public officers, and upon watches gold l
nd silver plate, jewelry and such other
ropetty as may be found to be uniustlv B
! improperly exempt from taxation. S
'hich was agreed 10. V
Agrseably TO notice, Mi. Baldwin in a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

NAnPETING-The subscriber h,s Just
~ received Al his store. OPT o,ite the Virginia
ii"'eI' Nam SHEET. WHEELING. the largest and
nest selected stock OF CARPEI1NG VI al! kinds,
ever Drought West "f The Mounisins, Also. Carpet
o,nJlngs. Cheneld. rufied, WIl,On and Brussels
hUGS; FigSred and PLAIN Baizes; Pan. and Table
o"Ners; Furniture aud Floor OIL CLOTH; Dopr
WAITS; Cold and Plain Canton MATING;
laSsels. Cord. FerrSlan for BLINDS, and Black
MorsIed Fringe. Also a fine sIsck Of very superior
WALL APE and BORDERING. Those IN
"ani 81 any OF the above articles, and wish TO do
Jus"ee ." themselves. ~euld do well before ,urcha-
,ns' " can and examine his stock. as having laid
them ia entirely " ih CASH. he is enabIsI =, .oII
mem cheaper Than ever before ufr red in this civ.
seP<< I'm ALEX PAXTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03


10y V rtue Of q deed of Trust from Ezekiel G.
- Hawkins AID wife. hearing date The 5,h d,v
OF july A D 1912, Of record in Tie clerks flee tor
Ohio county. I shall. on Monday the 3Otb .,.v oc
October lo43 at 10 O'clock. A NJ. at The front Toor
OF 'hs Court house for Ohio g. unity. sell AT public
anc"oh 10 The highest and best bidder. a certain lot
OF ground. situated in the CITY Of Wheeling, and
distinguished On the map Of said city. a., No / in
square No2l bounded ~ follows. viz: beg ginning
AZ North east corner Of FIfl. -"d n.:0htde ,tree,s
"'':Se north alnng Fifth ST. so feet. thence East 40
feet 8 inches. thence SnuIh SO feet. The nee ICES,
i'"ni'ng Monroe 81. 40 feet 6 inches 10 The place of
beginning, being the same lot upon which said
Hawkins lately resided.
Propositions for the sale Of said lot will be reoeiy.
ed nj any time prior 10 so d day of sale.
Terms Will he made known On The day nf sale
selling ns Trustee. ! shall convey 10 he purcha.
ser only such TILE ms is vested in me nv he said
deed OF trust. this TILE, I am snlisfod. will be found
upon examination 10 he indisputable.
JAMES S. WHEAT. Trustee.
bRENTLINGER 81 SHALLCROCS.
P<O ncttp-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

Z Virtue ofa d. ed of Trust daIet the 9th day
ofOctober 1912, executed BY Hiram Marin
10 me as trustee, TO secure the PAYNE ht OF GER
tam debts IN SAID deed mentioned, I shall Offer
at public sale TO the highest bidder. at the from
door Of the Court House on THURSDAY the iDih
day OF August newt, the following described real
ptperty, VIZ: lot No ~, situate on The North side
and others. ~
Also, lot number 1876, in East Wheeling, and
Inc title 10 the above property is believed II
be indlsputable. but selling as trusted shall ONLY
convey such TILE az is vested i'm me by said de-,
Terms Of Sate-sI5O cash will be rtqniIed. the
IN two eqral payments, Mt 6 and 10
and the title TO be re'a Inc d untiI the
purchase money shall be paid.
JAS A CLARKE,
M1 Is Trustee.
The above sale - postponed until Mondl, he 23d
DAY OF o'to5sr seIt. JAMES A CLARKE.
Sept 6 r,u.,o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03
PUBLIC VENDUE,
- Is
4 large Flock Of Shsev and Other rbsice suS

ore large Flock Of Shsev and Ofhe, rbsies suS
select stock
ON Tue sdsy the I'd day Of October neHt.st
she farm OF the late Sam'l Sprigg. Fsa Z Ut
mile fr.m Wheeling, | shall proceed To sell his
stock of horses, cattle, hogs and shscp.-al so.
farming utensils, whoa, hav nv the stack. a
large crOr Of .orn in the fell and other rite los
This stock Of cattle, hogs and sheep, are of ils
most improved breed. The sheep, CONSISTING of
a hsck Of about n~ineteeR hundred, exclusive ole
large number Of capital bucks, src believed TO
be mostly young and Of e~Kcellcnt quality of MeTl..
no and Saxony blood. Persons wishing 10
improve their stocks Of cattle and hogs would
10 well 70 attend the sale. A number Of choice
Berkshire stock hogs and PIGS can be had singlv
OF by pairs. Among this stock is = most select
and splendid LOT Of mich cows, calves and hef-
fers ofDurham and other approved breeds, tore-
Their with Two capital two year old bulls by San.
On Anna.
On AZ salef over FIVE dollars n credit OF Mrs
months viii he gwen, the purchasers RivirR an
proved negotiable notes with Ced security
O'her particulars Of sale will be made known a.
the time. 4 JAf Oh, Admin i~etr0for
The Belmoat Chronicle ~Steubonvilie Herald.
Wellshurgh Transcript. Marshall Beacon and
Washington Rerouer, Will pleas DubhFh 10 amt
~ ana en- aTge tnfa once. sep Its
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FUR

LII NlTURE FOR SALE--Pususui To- a deed
Of Trust from Elijah Day TO me. dated the 20rh day
oi May lS4O. and recorded in the clerks ufir. OF
the county court Of Ohio county. Va. IN deed bouk
%. rage l72, ! will sell at public auction AT the
residence OF SAID Day. on Market street. Wheeling
on Tuesday the 24ih day OF October next. common
cling sand sale al ten o'clock. A NJ. all aud singular
The household goods and furniture conveyed to me
by said deed.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
sep II isw ARCH'D FISHER, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

o@roSo l.lIJ,ll &c
rs NUMBER LoTTERY-I3 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Whole Tickets S2O--Hoiues IO--Quarters g.
Eighhs $50.
's'Ceuifcaies uf packages Of tickets in this Mag
nificent Lottery can be obtained - c.li--s-
A Certificate ola pack's "i 26whole Tickets for s26
Do do Of 26 H,f do $3.50
A Certificate ola pack'e of26Qarier Ticks for SOS
Do do of26 Eighth do SO so
In This lnttery there are 76.076 iickets. which
divided by 26. gives only 1926 packages in the
" hnle lottery. thus The adveniurer who purchases n
certificate nfa package hns one chance ir 1926
chances o fdrawing the Grand Capital prize Of $50.
900; one chance in 1853 Of drawing either the
$4,000 capital, or The $4,000 capital prizes; one
Chance in 975 o~fdrawing The $4,000, $50. 900. or
the Sl4.O6S prizes; one chance in SIS Of drawing
the $50 600! $50 .000! Sl4.065. or one oT The two
$40, 400 PrIzcsi And one chance in % at dra wirg
either n 81 .000. \ ] 200. a 500. n 3 900. a 3 600
a 1000. n 5 .000. an 5000, a l0.00OO.s l4.O6s. u
10000 Dollar Prize. or The GRAND CAPITAL
PRIZE OF Va $4,000 DOLLARS
And one package may contain the first four Capt.
tai Prizes amounting TO $4,000 Dollars.
GrOrIers for Tickets and Shares ard Ceriif.
Gates Of Packages in the above Splendid Lottery
will receive the mist prompt attention, and nm ac-
count nf The drawing will he sent Immediately il is
over 10 nll who NAV order tickets frem ms. Address.
J C GREGORY & co. Mansgers.
sep 81 Richmond. Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-03

OSI-Was taken from my ronn on Main 81,
IL some 6or 8 weeks ago. a small framed Cay.
on Likeness, by Bambonugh. of the late MIR Nor.
deeai famall. liany sne can give me Information
'hai may lead 10 its discovery, they will much
(sep 22) A
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= FOR 1874.

STEPHENSON N HASwELL have ius,
published the FARMERS aud MECHANICS
Al Tor 1874. calculated by John Arm
strong AM. Prof. Of Mathematics ia Miami Uni
venily. Ohio. Copyright secured according 10 law
For sale in large or small quantities.
Wheeling. Sept. 81. ls43. .rgvs
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LOST, LOANED. OR sTOIEN

,roLLN AND CASE. The Violin is Of a
"A dark rel color with a split in The top. The
e"sr Is 'eneeted with Birch WOOD. and lined with
'lbhy velvet. ANY person knowing OF such iusIru-
men; and case will please leave word, Tor bring IL
hOHs) nj James Mellof's. JOS S MEIIOR
fepi %.
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TRUST SALE

V lttue OF a deed a rms, ,xreptsd by
nlli5m Lambtln bearing date on the 92d
Jay OF sum 1887. and recorded in the CLERKS
pmee o. 'he county court for Ohio county. I'm decd
ooOk NO q, page ~, and of another did b,a,s
my oe'e on ne 9TH of March is3s, also recorded
~ n. ssu e,eIS once L shall on the OH day of
the hlgnest oIdder, at the front door Of the C1urt
mouse Tor Ohio county, three certain lots 81
grourd TO wtt Lots No nine and ten. and ,ha
North part oflOt No forty, one in Soutb Wbeao
ing. said lots Nos 9 and 10 living on The Esst
side OF Water 81: and on the North side of second
st. and the SAID let No4i living on the West, side
Of ain st. with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. Terms will be made known at
The time and place of sale. The title is believed
TO be good, but selling as trustee I shall only Give
such as is vested m me.
sep s Is r 3 SWEARINGEN. Tenet.