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Very truly, yours, &c.
Burlington, Licking Co. o.

Let crry man, wOm0n and child read the follo,c-
ing. and zoe are SIRE that ii must satisfy aH of
tie great Urtues Cf The medicine.
WArEnvnLE, Oneida, CO., n Y, Sept Is, l8 g.
DEAR SrR:-I owe ii to the afflicted to inform
YOU that in January last was attacked by a very
violent cold-caused by working in water, which
settled OF my lungs. 1t was accompanied by a
very sev ere pain in my breast and side, and also
medical aid in our village, and after exhausting
their skill to 10 avail they pronounced my disease
confirmed Consumption, and one and all gave
me up to die. After much persuasion | got the
consent ofmy physician TO use Wistars Balsam of
Wild Cherry prepared by DR.. Wistar ] purchas-
ed ol the agent in our place one bottle, before
ing half of which, | began to gain strength and it
Was very evident my cough was great deal better,
and my symptoms in every way Improving /
have now used three bottles, and am restored 10
health. The result is alone owing to the use OF
Dir. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, and | take
this method OF giving you the Information, partly
to pay the debt of gratitude owe you, and partly
that others similarly afflicted may know where to
apply for relief
Respectfully and truly you,s,
M JAMES SAGE,
Mr. Palmer, Druggist, under the date of Water
vilIe Sept. "a 1913, writes
1.-The statement given you By Mr.. James Sageis
well known TO be true by this whole community,
aud il certainly was most remarkable cure.
Yours respectfully,
The follo,ring is. from distinguished idpyer Of
The rity Of .NtD YOrh, acho had been afflicted
acifh the .dsthma .t0r 0picards Of"T'W.E.NI'Y
YE.4RS;" dlad 2ChO after reading such cases
can doubt The efficacy Of mis- naedic'ne7 a
: New YoRK. January %, IS 3.
have been afflicted with spasmodlc asthma for
tweuy-iour years--sometimes so severely as to be
confined TO my room for weeks; and although at
tended by various medical advisers, of the highest
reputation and skill in the country, the relief was
but partial and temporary-twice the disease Prov
ed nearly fatal to my life. m
Some few weeks ago. commenced taking Wis
tar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, which gave me n-
stant relief, and single bottle produced in few
days what believe 10 be radical and perfect cure.
A. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law,
No. SO William street, New York.
We are acquainted with The writer Of The above
certificates and his statements are entitled to the
full confidence of the public. it:s
.',.. ,. e.,sg q 5ss1s +. A. sTALMADGE g..
Recorder ofthe City of New York,
JOHN POWER, d. D.,
ss1i " ,di 13Ea Vicar General Of NewYork.
p. s. The abovecertiiicate may be seen at No.
I25 Fulton street, New York, y aGg ege "a
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottlos for S5.
| ay-For sale in Cincinnati, only by
''SD l'issi74 Was si1 SANFORD & PARK. I
Sanford g. Park are general Agents for the West
export, & BY Welsh s Armstrong, Beallsville' aGl
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TIE WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL AND
MonTuLY REVIEW, monthly Literary Maga-
zine. containing SO large octave pages OF entirely
original matter, emenating from Western writers,
will be issued regularly from the lst of November,
1874. 1t will be divided into two volumes per
year, of 360 pages each, or 100 pages at the end Of
the year. +. n. G. Judson and L. A. Hine, Ed
TORS. Robinson g. Jones, I09 Main st. Cincinnati
Publishers Price 50 per anDum, in advance, OF
within the first quarter.
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N OTI C E

Whereas, at the September Term, A. D. ls4s,
of the Court Of Common Pleas in and for the coun-
ty of Monroe and State OF Ohio, ZACHARlAH
COOPER was found guilty Of the crime OF Rob
berry, aud sentenced to the Peniteniiary Tor the
term Of three years-therefore, notice is hereby
given, that petition will be presented to ms eN-
celeney the Governor Of the said State of Ohio.
praying for the pardon of the said zacharah
Cooper. 4
Nov. s, 49,
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NalllCE.

NOTICE is hereby given to alpersons interest
McCay, writ of attachment was this day issued
by Henry Mason, aJustice Of the Peace OF Centre
township, IN Monroe county, and State Of Ohio,
against the goods, chsitels, Eghts, credits moneys
and effects Of John w, Snodgrass, an absent debt
or. w. +. HUNTER,
Agent for George Mccay.
Oct. 10. f.s AZ,
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE firm heretofore existing under the name ol
J. MCMAHON, SON COOK, is this day dis
sol, ed by IN utual consent All persons indebted
to the firm will please prepare to discharge their
accounts as soon may be convenient. An agent
will be sent round to wait upon them ina few days,
those who cannot make it convenient to pay up;
will please give their duebis for the amount due
as the books must be closed.
The business ofthe profession will hereafter be
conducted in the name of J. MCMAHON & SON.
j. MCMAHON S Co
Woods6eld, Oct 25, Is. -nS6*3t.
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WISTAR'S
BaLS.qM OF WILD CHERRY

That il stands at the heat of all other remedies
is now universally conceded. 1t has cured thous-
ands upon thousands--of all classes-in cases Of
the most dangerously consumptive Character
And physicians of the greatest eminence throghout
our whole country unhesitaingly recommend it,
as the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
of Pulmonary diseases IN the whole range of Phar-
macy. The sales in the Western States have thus
far been unparalIeed and the most gratifying
proofs of its efficacy have been received from every
place where it has been used. Thousands of
CONSUMPTIVE PATIENTS
have already tested its exalted virtues, and confes
sed its surprising excellent and amazing power
The remarkable success of this Balsam is no doubt
owing in great measure to the peculiarly agIeea-
bic and powerful nature Of its ingredients. 1t is
FINE HERBAL MEDICINE!
Composed chiefly OF WILD CHERRY BARK
and the genuine ICELAND MOSS-Uhe latter
imported expressly for this purpose,) the rare med
cal virtues Of which, are also combined by new
chemical process the best ever discovered for
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
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MRS. WIMER; OR
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE BY USING
WIST.dR'S B.qLS.a.N ..lis
OF WNN CHENRY.

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION
Among all the famous medicines for Consumption
none seems to be meeting with greater success, or
gaining higher reputation than that most wonder
iul article,
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Any Postmaster, or other person, wishing TO see
a copy. as specimen, win be furnish, d by address
the publisher, post paid Editors copying will he
entitled to an exchange for one year.
tfi.l'Hlti5 X, GRA IAN.
No. SO Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
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when thew have a hsadaehs,or feel low SpiTilsds
relief.
Sherfnan's Poor mans Plaster.
Only l2A cents, and warranted better than. all
other Hasters iOreuring rheumatism, I. mbagO,
pain nr weakness in the side, breast, back, Of
! any part Of the body, worn on the lower part
Of the spine, they cure the piles; draws eOTnP
out by the roots in about two days. These
are the cheapes. and b0St plast rs in the woIda
Man persons would not be without them for a.
many doll rs as they cost centG They are
spread by machinery, and the enormous qudnti7
ty over one millioa is sold every year Rich
and poor, high ard low, all ages and t0adl iona
use them. They afford such quick ard atom
ishing relief that some call them the Magic
PLASTER. J. W. Hoxie, ESQ Mr.. Michael Mar
TIM George d Strong, Esq B. CTOmwill, &
multitude Of others, WHIT have sxpenshesd
such great and decided benefit from the gOnuins
Sherman's Plaster, might Tefered 10. Cau-
tion is necessary. See that Sou get the genu-
inc Sherman's Poor Mans Plasters. PIintsd
directions are on the back Of each plaster, with
fact3miIe Of DR.. Shsrmans name, MAN.
spurious and worthless limitations are hawbe.
about; they should always bo avoided-tu
none but Sherman's; his is sure to cure, and
alorep epossesses the secret of making il. n
These medicines are for sale at
Georgetown, by D. J. Stewart,
Feesburgh, Daniel Trout.
Hamsrs,ille, w. B. Wright.
Russelsville, smber. Nowland.
Ripley, Ridgway and Credit.
Decatur, Thomas and West.
Fairview, Robert Patten.
Eckmansvi!!e, John Morrison.
West Union, Wesley Lee
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Will be exhibited at Georgetown on Friday
the 23d day OF August l644. Admittancs re-
duced TO 25 cents Children under 10 years Of
age half price. Doors open from one to o.
clock.
Novel spectacle!!! Two Elephants in Har
ness. On entering each town or village, the
.Nenagene will be preceded by the grand Nov
el spectacle of an elegant Music { or con
tainIng a superior band If Musicians, drawn by
twO noble Elephants, leading some 90 Wagons,
containing wild animals Of different descript ions
passing through the principal street. 10 TIE
great surprise and admiration of all behol.
| lers.
The celebrated MR. A. DUBOlSE, the great
subduer If the Savage Denizens of tho Forest.
will appear in . most MagO6eient Series Of
Scenes, entitled the Dreadful Doom OF the Su-
Ian's Slave.
The characteristic passages of music selected
| from the works Of the great French, Italian and
German Composers, and TO 10 executed by a
fnl and efficient Ochestra.
Among variety Of Thrilling Situations, the
following will be exhibited :ths Outcastslavs, Ban
ished to the Forest of Falnri expiring from hun.
ger and fatigue, when fierce Brazilian tiger,
darts like light ming upon him, from an upper
| Cavorh. Ihe Eastern De3pot's most awful sem
tence, forfeit life spa cd on condition Of train
inga Wild Lion to Harness! Which is accom-
lished, and theSlave rides ncross the road in an
Ancient Car. Also a variety of Beautiful and
Striking Situations, which will be presented
during the progress of the piece, concluding
with the most bold, grand and during displays
ever presented among whole Caravan Of Wild
Animals let loose at the same time upon the
Indian Slave, who will gradually subdue and
playfully exhibit his remarkable skill, in ele-
gant'y grouping this Matchl'ss Geological Elk.
the Hotels.
| The above will be exhibited Mt Ripley on In
| Oath, at Decatur or the 2Gth days OF Angus
| l644. IL. HOPKINS, Manager.
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sTAINBURN's
VEGETABLE EXTRACT ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS

are the best ambitious medicine ever used THEY
are strongly recommended to all those who al
suffering with bilious fever, fever and ague, sIcb
headache, &c, as being an in fallibls and new.
er failing remedy. The Stainburn anti-Lil
IOus pills have also been found eminently bsR
efcial in the following complaints: Liver com
plants, rheumatism, piles, dropsy, asthma,
dyspepsia, enlargement of the spleen ,hea rtbuIn,
female distractions, incipient dIauhOea, loss o
appetite, ,hahitual coStiveness, distenson Of the
ST )mnch aud bowels, aatulence, fuTed tongue,
nausea, collie, jaundice, blotched or salloW
complexion, and in al cases of torpor OF the
bowels where q pure aperient or cathartic edi.
cine is needed. From the fact of their being
formet entirely of extracts they are n OF unplsG.
SAINT to take; particularly mild in their opera
tion, producing no gripping OF nausea OF the stom.
ach, and still all powerful to eradicate Disease
and purify he blood and fluids.
The folio,Cing Is from an eminent PhysieiGn
in South Carolina:
"Gentlemen:--J have made much use OF
your vegetable Extract Pills :n cases of Rinious
Fever and obstinate constipation Oft Ee Bow
eLs. and have found them singularly beneficial;
l have also prescribed them in eases of General
Debility, Sick Headache and Diseased LiYeu
and have found them to b a safe and very IF {.
cient medicine"
Ex'rSctfrom a letter from Mr.. Holmsby, of
Maine:-- a@
"Dear Sir:-I M in want of another supply
Of your Pills, and hope you win send them figIt
OF, as have not a box ON hand, and many Of
my customers are very anxious TO get them. 1
am happy to inlolm you that your inestinablo
medicine has done world of good in this town,
many ofour neghbors who have been complain
ing for years past OF Dispepsi Costivcness ard
Bilious Attacks, have, by the use of your FIX
tractpills, become quite well and hearty--you
had better send me twice as manyas you SsnG
me the last time, by way of Portland.'i
Believe me, respected Sir, yours,
J. HOLMSBY.
This valuable medicine is sold in boxes, con.
tanning thirty pills, at 25 cents per box. ByD.
j. Stewart, Georgetown.
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Graham's Lady's and Gentle
mans Magazine for 1914.
The JDn~ory Number will be issued on
December I0h 1919.

The JDnuory Number ,Dill be issued o,
December I0th lS43.
RAnAM'S MAGAZINE has long euiov
OTed the enviable reputation of bsing th,
best periodicalin the United States, both in Ih,
quality and number Ofits Embellishments, anr
in the tone of its literary matter. 1t is thu
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and an addition of engra wings over other maya,
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The pnblisner is, however, satisfied that moth,
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The publisher docs not hesitate to say, thai
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sTATE or OHIO.

Brown COUNTY Con-. PLEAS.
JameV S. Harrison e.
Eliza s. Harrison his vile PARTON
James T. Anderson and Sarah w. AM
derson bis wife, William r. Strange,
Ftances F. Strange, Frances V. Hsy>
liz and John II. Thompson and Ruth
Thompson his wife.
THE abovenamed defendants will take
u notice that on The t0h day Of June
1874 the petitioners filed in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Blown county Ohio
their petition praying that dover may be
assigned TO Ruth Thompson, late widow
of John Strange decd, and thsi partition
may be made between the demand.
sant and the defendants according to the
respective interests in the following de.
scrbed tract Of land in Brown county
State Of Ohio, on the waters of White.
oak creek: Beginning at four naples
on The old Newmsrk road ,thence north,
GO degrees wesl. 81 poles to Two dog
woods and elm, thence south 24 degrees
west ITO poles 10 three naples, thence
south &C degrees cast 6S poles to a gum
and dogwOod, thence north 33 degrees
east ia poles to the Beginning: con-
tanning sixty four acres and eighty four
poles, part Of Bennett Tompkins survey
Of 1000 acres No. 1856 & that applica,
tioR will be made at the next term Of
said Court for writ Of partition.
BY G. W. KING ATTY. for
petitioners.
una 81, 1874.
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TNARM FOR SALE.-A valuable farm,
IT containing one hundred and thirty nine
acres Of land, situated about four and hall
miles ives: of G Georgetown, ,on the middle fork Of
Bullskin, and wi hin half mile Of Fees
burgh, well wattered with never failing springs.
For the purpose OF providing for paying my debts
will sell the farm very cheap. Terms.-Ons
half Of the amount Of purchase (oart in pros
duce) to be paid at or about the time Of sale
and the other half to be paid in two yearly
payments, in money or produce, as may b
usreed upon. For further particulars. inquire
of the subscriber on the premises. Possession
can be had Immediately If desired.
GEO. NJ. MARTIN.
JULY 3, 1874.
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Tar DAN ROARIEG-A young buck
went 10 see the duughter Of Pfesbyter I
an elder, lately. whose house was near q
mill.aam. Being the spring time ot The
Vear. he waters N de a considerable ot
foaf. al they tunibled oIer the dam.--
The modest young gentleman tapped
liRhily at the door At frst, .sn q re-
ceiyed no answer, Again, and again he
repeated his knock, but Slill he was un.
head. Musteting courage, he proceeded
10 infict some severe ihumps upon the
door, which brought lbe s'sid old gen'is'
man out.
i suppose SAID The youngsler' who
had by this time bee0me slightly savage
from being compelled to knock so long,
u SUPPOSE said he, 'you could not hear
mo Knocking foe that d IN roaring
GThe damn roaring! What do you
mean sit? How dare yon 10 speak 10
that wa, p said the elder, somewhat an
Rsred al hearing the young man swear ~
bis presence.
Tmean to say, sir, that J suppose you
could not hear my knocking on sccouh'
ofthe dam roaring.
Damn roaring again! You young
scoundrel. Have you tho imPudence to
insult me with repetition OF these woTdSf
Begone, sir
my dear SIR qaoth Tho bewildered
youth, Il intended 10 say, that l pre-
sumed I could not be heard on account
Of the DAM roaring, laying parIicularem'
phasis on The les I'VE woods.
Insuh on INSULT shouted the inIurI
ated old MN; aud he rushed at the poor
fellow with tho evident intention OF de-
mOlishing him, but was restrained oy the
voice of his daughter.
'Pupa, suppose tue young man Inien'
ded 10 say that ne eoul1 moi be heard on
account Of the roaring of Ias dam"
OIL! beg your pardon, sr, bag yonr
pardon; walk in,walk in. Really l. ah :
we'll | declare! The dam rOtrIng!--
Capital! Come in, Come il this Is really
too riCh!'
Il needless to add that tho young
man went ia, and N the excellent socleS
y aforesaid no suon forgot the siam
roaring"
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DREADLuL ToRNADJ.- An account oi
an awful tornado winch occurred a,Plne
vile, III :, il given in a letter published
in ths Newton, Pa, Jsurnal Of Wednes
dsv. The storm occurred on the oil
inst :. and Mr.. Curtis D.. Trego, OF Pine
vile, who was watching II, saw two biac'
clouds approaching each other, aud whel
thew mel .everylhing was in whirl.'
The violence OF tho wind burst tho door
OF Mr.. Tiego's house open, and dem0l
ished every window. Mr.. Treg" mad
iog that the house would be broke.
down, attempted 10 get his children OUT,
was thrown down aud blown along the
ground soma distance, when he was
struck violently upon the head, and lay
iusensible for half al hour. The house
was literally blown into a wreck, but for
q, tunalely Mrs. TresO and the children
except one, escaped ia time. The one
Iefl behind was foLnd in the cellar un>
hurt. The dwelling Of nSighbor, Mr..
Howard, was crushed, and himself and
little sou killed by the falling ruins. A
MI Aliens dwelling suffered the same
fate as the others, and some OF Mr.. Ale
lens family, his wife especially, were
badly bruised. Tue tornado swept every
thing in its path-abOut forty houses were
blown down, furniture and goods scattered
and Iosl--fences torn up, aud corn laid
level with the earth. Not PannoI OF q
fence wcs left standing within . mile
from the centre OF the Storm.
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brown Common PIaaa.

HIP, Irving Rnf Others Guar-
dian Ofhsirs Oflhe Ma,garetJ Onos Petition to
Decd vs. sell land.
Margaret 1ons's heirs.
TIE petitioners have this dav ilsd their
petition in the Clerks ofics of the above nam.
ed Court, stating that their Wards,-helrs of
.Marga ;et Jones late Of Buckingham county
Virginia decd, are the ovnersof 1877 acres or
land 10 Brown county Ohio, part of survey
No, Ll6S on Straight creek; aud praying said
Court TO authorize said Guardians to sell the
sams--bacauso tits necessary for the maiutsn. !.
auce. aud is fnr the benefit of said IN.
next Term Of said C1ait the petitioners will
ask for orders accordingly.
HANER& JoHNsTon, Sol,s, for Pst,,.
JNay 18th, Iel4.--6w
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! Alfred q. SLitiG Mary his
WIFE, vs. In 'A'n''ry'
Joon Foster, widow and Nathaniel G. Foster
and others, childreI, grand children and
heirs ofJeremiah Foster dead
"lE petitioners have this day fled their
Il bin in the Clerks Office of the above nam
cd Court, alleging that said Mary is chill and
heir of jeremiah Foster decd. who died the
owner of lots Nos. ~ anl III in Ripley Brown
county Ohio, that said Nary owns an undivi-
dad eighth part thersof,and they pray partition,
or safe ofslid property, so chat her interest
may bO assigned to them in sever0lty; that
some Of said Fosters hairs reside in Kentucky,
some il Pennsylvania. aIk others il Wiscon-
stn Territory. Notice is hereby given said de-
fsnlents that at the next term of said court
application will be mNds for tho necessary or :
ders to effect partition accordingly; all of
which will more fully appear by reference to
said Bill.
HAuEa & JOHNSTON, Soils. for Psrrs.
May l5tq, 1914.
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FEDERAL WING DoCTRINE

Benjamin Watkins Leigh, rcQuIa,
coon wbig, said in the Virgin ia COSvsn.
tion Tor amending the constitution Of lha,
Bisle in 1890. as follows:
"MECHANICS and LAB0RERs
have neither the means nor the INcLlNA
TON 10 study the science Of Govsrnmen
sTe unsafe depor.iorieS Of the PUBLIC
Tsusl."
win The mechanics and laboren lend
their aid 10 bnild up or keep up party
who thus speaks Of themi We do moi
believe that they Will.- Baltimore Ar
aa