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The State OF Ohio
'l'uscarawas county
! Elizabeth Slrayer,

John SIayer'
VTSHsad John srayer is hereby notified, that on the
lhiTd day Of Janusry A. d. 1874 Elizabeth sIaysr
Of the County and State aforesaid filed in The Court oil
Common Pleas oflhe County Of Tuscsrawas and State
of Ohio Petition for divorce against the pad John
Sirayer, setting forth as the Odvorcs wilfl abs
sence for more than three years without any just cause
Prayer for process and that The marriage con-
tract existing between them be annued and that they
be restored to thefseparae rights The came as il said
contract had never been made.
CUMMINS & CAMP.
. sbrsfO CemPl't
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l LEGISLATIVE Both Branches are up to their
eyes IN business they are with local matters
The committees sitting till aller midnight frequently, ma
hing ou, reports. No signs Of udjourning.
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TIE STATE OF CLIO. a
uscAsAwAs c.Va1L
D''j'"'" !. Foster rlullcsron.I Noes
Nancy Foster
THE said Nancy Foster will take Notice ie5t lns
j said BENJAMIN Foster did ON the lob day qf yelu5
ay 1914 6e his CERTAIN psliuon Tot diSotee nellnns
The said Nancy Fossr, in the Office Of The clerk oI ihs
Court of Common Pleas within and icF said Taacais-
was county, Ohio wherein said petition s jet Peponk.
aud alleging in said petition thai Il oy The said berlaml
aud Manly were lawfully marItc Ut said Toscaiawas
county on tie I9lh day OF March 1919, and that en o.
ubou he irsl day of March, s40 said Nancy wlirl:
y aud without any left he bed and Loeld Of sed
Beramin and that she now resides IN Athena county,
Uh,o aud has been wiully absent from hum ioT mais
than three years last past aud pOynS IN sad Pe'llon
that the .sriuge contract existing bstweeR them may
be dissolved aud he the satd Benjsnpn restored 70
| his separate and sole rights xosrp.
| Dated, JaEuary 10. 1874. 6wf
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Notice.

>, In Court OF Common Pleas
90 TuscOrawas County, Ohio.
: Petition for Divorce,
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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-14

towards the easement, and before the guard
could withhold her, leaped from her conine-
ment, and with the speed of tightening rushed
towards the spot where her darling boy held
the match ready to destroy his father!
The alarm was instantly spread, but the
action of Christine was too swift for preven-
ton; and ere her progress could be arrested,
she struck the lighted match from her chiId's
hand, and in frantic tone, exclaimed, Bog
boy, IL is your father you lcOuld kill Rolof-
ski recognized the voice, and the fearful
words it breathed; and starting from his
kneeling posture, rushed towards the spot
from whence it proceeded, and in a moment,
clasped to his despairing heart, the wife and
child so dear to him. Wrelschoff furiously
ordered their instant separation, and the
destruction of his rival but a sudden tu-
mutt from the rear excited his attention,
and before he could collect his thoughts
vast body of patriot troops were upou him
and so quiet and unperceived had been their
progress, that the Russian soldiers were sur
prised and defeated, ere they could well i'm
agine the cause of the alarm. Rolofski head
ed party of his brave associates, and beneath
his arm the villain Wrelschoff fell in the first
assault. Short, but desperate was the con-
test and it ended in favor of the patriot troops.
Rolofski was saved, and he clasped to his bo-
som his faithful wife, and their darling boy
whilst the patriot troops planted the sacred
banner of freedom upon the headquarters of
the Russian army, amidst the shouts of Vic
tory and Liberty.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-14

" We find in the Caledonan a speech
of Mr.. Slade delivered at the Wing State
Convention holden at Montpelier in October
last, reported by him for the Caledonian at
the request of Erastus Fairbanks Esq. The
principal matters discussed are, the position
of Mr. Van Buren, in regard to the tariff-the
question of the annexation of Texas, and the
appropriate action on the subject of Slavery
all subjects of great interest TO our readers,
and to the discussion of which we need not
urge their attention. We insert incur pres
ent numbet the first half of that part of the
speech relating to the first topic, and shall
continue the speech from time 10 time in such
portions as may be convenient to ourself and
our readers. Although the speech is some
what extended, every politician will find in il
a concentration of facts and arguments which
will richly repay an attentive perusal.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-14

THE LADY'S YES---A SoNs
ny ELIZABETH B. BARRETT.
nYesl' answered you last night
.Nor' this morning, sir, | say
Colors seen by candle-light
Cannot look the same by day.
When the tabors played their best,
And the dancers were not slow.
"I.ove me" sounded Ike jest,
Fit for eyes" or fit for "no."
Thus the sin is on us both;
Was to dance a time to WOO?
Wooer light makes tickle troth-
Scorn OF ME recoils on you.
Learn to win a lady's faith
NobIy, as the thing is high
Bravely, as in fronting death
With yirtuous gravity.
Lead her from the painted boards
Point her to the starry skies
Guard her by your truthful words,
Pure from courtship's batteries.
By your truth she shall be true,
Ever true as wives Of yOre,
AMI her eyes once said to you,
Shall be yes for ever more.
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VOL. VIII.

guished by their wool and form, without pro-
ducing any further testimony which can be
done from credible men.
yours,
SOLOMON w. JEWETT.
Weybridge, Feb. 9Th, 1874.
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H. BE l. L
rnITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS OF EIGHTH VOLUME.

,bscriber.. So 90
village , 'u,, 90
hIi -.i,,ls and Companies who take at the office
bus ~ or ESQ cents ifpaid in six months
SF'oD' ,,ke of Postriders 80 90
Those sew "T raid at The end of the year 2, 26
.,srs discontinued until arrearages are pad
20 Eat the option ofthe proprietor. No PaymeI
irriers allowed except ordered by tn Propre-
10" REPRESENTATIONS must be addressed to the ed
i.or Posi- PAID
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Che 3eolish agjife.

STORY OF THE REVOLUTION OF 1S3
1t was for this loved him so,
And lavished hopes that brightly shone;
My heart-my soul-my veal below
My trust in heaven-on Him alone:
All-alI was given to retain
One so beloyed-not loved in vain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
Y.iLT.iBEB TOH.fCG ESy.gTE
FOX SALE,

4 OFFER fn sale valuable TRACT OF LAND.
u "a The ehupy Henry, cnniaiuug 335l acres lying
IN Smiths river and Fall and Middle creeks Il about
mules tnm Henry G. H. ani about . from Dauville
The land is uudns,ng aud well adapted 10 the growth
o caro. wheat and tobacco The toleee made upon II
mee,s the readesl sale There arr about 100 acres OF
open land; the rest covered vita valuable lnbe pop
isr, locust. ehtsnui and great variety Of oaks About
miles tfoa The estate there IS an cNttll SAW
MILL The md is nuw divided into scven farms wiih
c'mmodious improvements upon lhrm all which are
rented anthe amnut NJ the rents haylae advanced at
lie last lease. SpsnIs OF ihe pBfrsi water found IN
every part o the tf9ei anI the region IN which il lies
Is ne 81 The htslihlrst 10 ibe Ste. Tue entire tract
viii be sid, OIL III be divided suii purchasers
The terms viii BE- very accommodating -i6tfcs'h Al
Ing 5lnds wei secured bang desirable as money
Possession given The i, day Of January 1915. liza
salt be not effected privately heioe the IN day of Sep
temher next Il al then (hal being cunr day he offer
ed al public sale al Henry G.. H. Letter, addressed 10
ne AZ Fredericksburg (pos rad) will meet with prompt
attention. ARllltR H. H. BEnN ARD
june q lqsrp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
THE PERSIA AND INDIA
p'BEI1Es

A TIER YOU have uied ryer lina cl-r and you
eltssrd Iie Persian mud India Extracts. for they
dsslre into fluid WHEN IN the sanpr aud taken
M asarban vessels, aud conveyed through all the
THIS operation ues tie medicine with diseases
le Il lie situated "a what organ iinsY. II Is not 40 with
pill inr 81 olT -nbsinucer of minerals M family
known Ia Euilr, sickness who keep aud the Persian
aud india Exuncts; children never troubled viii worms
aud bad breath. bowel eoG plants when their siomarhs
kept clean b, The al ms remedy. Worms only gen
Grated IA unclruu sionhhs. There ia ri irving
other pull u these do the purpose for they de-
rlediy The best nnd cheapest remedy IN tosvc mud
Dyspfpr perpna hive decided that this Extract l. the best
tn regulate the bowels and Ia promote eeson ot any thing
known Fur lrruia impure blood, perhaps there is
thing better. Kre0lleet this Extract reduced fluid
therefore eptrs tho whole of bnod purity on cleau
II. Females should inform themselves otheir medical
e-, by reading treatise disensee h-or, and di-c
OF these Extracts, certificates, &c, which accompanies The
Ardoine.
For hc.r Extract. made in pills and nrs
cullcJ Resurrection Persian Pills nad for sale hy
ID. Il. LYMAN
LynehbuIg, Va.
Feb ?, Gn
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AsrMas. CHEMISTRY,

4 MN Al CHEMISTRY bns proved beyond all question,
- that b. chemically combined act n.
On the ah'nflhn system, aud remove
which, II allowed 10 viii disease, pain troi.
hc-omo iumul., mofhi sNehngs and scrulous d.rases
&c.
According 10 Chemistr, md the physiology Of Tho hurn
vre,a remedy has hrcn discovered, aud is applied
aud rendered r1ccessl IN renewing painful s~enes pain
u the -ie back 'rioaiol. tmuur Kings ENi enlug
nlou le me- ana htohi, cakes ruatgfmens of the
spleen AZ, &c. One thing -hOuld be horne mind y
rtN f the means here spoken Of should he used
IN eefenc" To dung Else al gatherings
fol swcllncsin the Lfras Of Who Ginhc who
are in te habit at bcns oucd IN this way, should 1t
hrofe my symptoms OF hardness manifested No po-
Ia soli Will hayr effect he parts whore this up
pleaan - wurnh hen the breasts painful there nc
means which can he used hn will give quick
tam felefas this. Those who wish suffer must
beal the alosc mind and the here spec rd Tor
II nesrr iti- in tins dsrae neither nil The render
cnn 'rad, see IT soften and snbue such in1,nma.
Mons oi how much Importance il would be
wruk bucks spuB irritation, and in ci all kinds
% mlambR As m rxernul application III Liver Com.
plants. pam ~ The hips and shoulders, has equal
pam fNirtrtm, there mngicHl drops that
viii rnnpmr with The INV i.vID's or ilEBHtw ILAsrIr-
ti~ - tie remedy Hnd II - well known phA
in general 10 need further description Thousand. a,r
hccn fresedby this Plaster after other application
htrd. pamphlet giving nceonni al a discovery iih
certificates, dtecuon4. Ne accompany cnch BOX, which
sutci nt 10 spread 6nr Pnsiers: Price 50 II in
pleasant To aud nesd of ne cold
that PUT over which the plosterls applied.
For snleby H. Il. LYMAN,
l., nchhurg. Va
'eh- - I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
July 4

yTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Crcnit Superior Court OF Law and ,laneery, for
the county OF Nelson in the month OF July, ISiE
The Farmers Bank oi Virginia. Plaintiff,
dgalRd
Nathan I.o1lus, Ralph W Loiius, Jane, s. Penn, Win
free & Williamson, Norman y Courtney Benjamin Nj. Per-
kins Christopher T. Estes, John Thompson, jr Hiram W.
Dawson, Robert T.. Cutler, Lemne Turn John Crews,
Charles e patteson, George lliams Samuel Stevens,
William Harvey, Gutridge Lyon, Alexander II Grant,
Patrick IL ,clok, Zacaafiah johnson, John Melton and
samuel iin.brough inspectors of tobacco at I've River
Warehouse, beverly B, Nash Alexander Brown, Robert
Mitchell, Leonard Powell, james u. Brent, The Bank Of
Virginia, The Exchange Bank Of Nrglnia, ZacharahJ Me
Chcsney, Willau, Nrg Kent, Kendall Atwatei, Rivss
X HAMS and " il!iam II. pigges, Defendants,
liz CHANcRRY.
The Defend ants, - Norman and - Courtney, not
having entered their appearance and given security
cordng the Act II Assembly and the Rules of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
inhabitants of this Comonwe motion ohe plain
G by COUNSEL is ordered that the said Defendant do
appear here before the first day Of September
next, and the bill oi the Plaintiff and lint copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in the lynchtrg Virgil
MAN. anespaper published in the OF Lynehbag for
months successfully, and anothcr copy thereof post
the front door Of the courthouse Of this county
day. Copy-Geste,
RIO. c. CUTLER, elk.
july IS WIN
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yrtRGfS1A:At rule, he'll; In the clerks once o. me
crcn superior eoar; OF law and chaneery, Tor Deu-
ford county. The LIST dax Of July 1911: ~, l.,
James Mayse surviving executor oil Joseph WIEN, ue
ceased i'
against
r,a,b Mcconnell, John Mccormack, Anderson Nc
ro-m,rk " right Mccormack. William MeCormaek, y
b,ahau. Irf,oftusek Nancy Mccormack, Polly heooi
mack Abraham Shos alter and Frances h- "ie' anu -'i'
chael Hutts and Judith his vile, Deiehoah's'
IL Cu,ECEEY.
The d PENDANTS judith Mccormick. John MseofnasN'
w rirh VI tx rmaek. William Metormfck, Abraham NC
Cornaok, Nancy Mccormack. Polly McCornaek, hora-
ham SlDsaer and Frances his wife and Michael Huns
and Judith his wife having entered their appearance ana
given security according 10 the act oil assembly, am 'he
rules court and appearing by satisfactory
that they ire inhabitants Of this commonwealth IT'S
ordered that they do appear here 1.-THE first Monday m sep
tebcr mkt and the BIDS OF Tie plaintiff and that
copy this order be Inserted in some newspaper published
In The town Of ynctbafg for two months successfully, and
posted the front door 81 the courthouse oil tins county Oh
JOS. WILSON; elk.
I,Iv WIN
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CO.U,HgNSSO.v.EE.N S.yLE

Of law aud chancery for the town OF Lynrhburg at
lis May term, 1874 in the case Of James v Knight.
palnlii, against William Thorn and other defendants
the Undersigned, sergeant Of the corporation of Lynch
bury, and commissioner appointed tor that purpose
'wi proceed 10 SELL On the premises, by way OF public
auction. on Thursday. the 22ud day OF August the Lot
Of Ground with the buildings ard improvements thereon
IN the said decree mentioned This property is sina,-
ed al the Junction of 9Th street aud Tan Yard AIlcv
and nearly opposite the residence Of Mr. Caswell Poe
ierms-o, II and Is months credit in equal in
samens the purchaser or purchasers 10 execute notes
negotiable and payable at of The Banks IN LYNCH
burg satisfactorily endorsed and the liile To the pTuper
ty 10 be retained as ultimate security
H. DCNNlNGTON, S. C. L.,
July % 30
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July 4

VIRGINIA: At rules holden the Clerks Olice of
Crcuit Superior Court of Law aud thnuccry, the
town ot i.vnchtrg the oil day of August, 1874:
Elizabeth Rowan Margaret \. Rowan Susan j. Row m
Esther \. Rowan and Eliza VI. Rowan, plaintiffs,
against
Samuel Garland executor al Jol T. Rowan dec d. Susan
A. Rowan widow Of john a. Row an Iced. " ism Cra~-
ford Martha T.. his Wife and Robert, John William,
Many, nIhn, Iheodofe Margaret and Elizabeth C,sw.
Sd thci chdfen, the last whom infants under
The years, by David Rodes their guard.a
ad lit,m, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Susan A. Rowan having her
pcarnne and given ecufiy ucenring the Act of Assem-
bly, and the rules oilhis CONT md Appearing by satisae
evidence slr
red that the said defendant do appear here
da, OF the and The amended bill plHin-
tl and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
paper printed in the OF ynchhurg, for
months sncccssyely and posted the door
house. in the said town.
Copy-Tc,te,
ID. ROBES, Crk.
Aug w2m
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40 GranrNe .Nunnaliy and Eparaim .Nmaauy

80 tran ., .Nmaaiiy and Ephraim .Nunnaliy
'Nr. MI L., that shall take the dop'sitions
4 OF Reuben Ba,rght ani others At the tavern If
VIZ. +. H. James. in the town of Farmvllle. in The
county ni Prince Edward, and The State Virginia on
me Eo'h day OF September next. between the hours of
c'ock' A. NJ and O'Clock. p NJ. to be read as ev
ue"'' IN a sun now depending in the Circuit Superior
Curt of Law and Chancery G,r Prince EIy,,d ,,
~, IN which suii am plaintiff and you are defendants
u from any cause said depslIions shuuL M, be compile
ted on The 25h day of September the takins will be
cont ned from day 10 day thereafter heween The aG,ro
sa'd hours, until completed. ROBERT B. COLE.
July 25 won
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August, Is

VlRGlNIA:-A rules held in the clerks Office d. 4.
circuit superior Of law and chancery Tor BedLd
county, the Isl day Of July, 1914:
Thomas Williams and Robert Williams. executors NJ
Thomas Williams, deceased who for the benefit of fu
tavus A. Wingieid and James +. Johnson, Plantin,
against
John L. Co5bs, late Sheriff OF Bedford and as such adj
ninstraor OF David kratz deceased and Jonas Turner
and Eliza his wife, late Eliza Krantz, Sally krantz Nj,
caei krantz Stephen b. Stevens and Mary his wife Del
hrantz Judith krantz, Peter Weeks and William Xrans
Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendants, Jonas Turner and Eliza his WIFE S,,v
kran'z Michael kanz and Joseph krnntz, having en-.
tered their appearance and given security according TO the
act Of assembly and The rules Of this court
by satisfactory evidence that they iniaban,, Of
THIS ordered that they do appear her.
onthe st MONDAY in September next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and that copy OF this order be inserted in
ohe newspaper published in the town of ynchburg for
months sa;eessyey and posted the door Of the
courthouse OF hi, county court day
Copy-Feste, JOS. WILSON, elk.
July WIN
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Ano 8
EsakASDlsETss'S
ETgctd0go Fnirevsnf EsiiiS.
lsli!IiIRE DE NElLIEa

HEALTH is characterized in indis dual by the alb
sence OF all pain suffering, affection in any part
his body by the free and regular exercise vi all his functions
without any exception They consist in haying good APP
petite at meal nes an easy digestion, free eyacupns
without ooseuess cos'iyeness at least in every
wcntyour hours and without heat, drynes burning
the passage the Tree issue of the water without acrmony
burning, and without reddish sediment which is AWAY.
the sign oi present or approaching PAIN q,et sleep with
ont agitation troublesome of bile or 9TH
er bad taste III the mouth upon rising in the mornings
sourncss disacrecabe rising OF the stomach a clean
ongu, breath; itching, pmpcs OF spots on the
skin; no piles; no burning heat upon part body
no excessive thirst when unexposed labor
cause interruption 10 any natural esacuation nor pain
at their periodical return.
Where the OF the system does not harmonzc with
the above picture of health is of the greatest Importance
that no time be lost IN sending Tor DOCTOR the OF
foolish remedies too often the result OF speculation:
of this course let dose of Brandrehs Pills be taen which
will not deceive, bat will rcore health To the ORGAN
OF part that requires it.
All who wish TO preserve their health all who are deter
mined to defend their lite against the encroacmenis of dis
ease which might send them pematnrely to the grave will,
without hesitation, have TO the Brandroh Pills
when 'he state OF the system does not harmonic with tue
above picture of health.
These who live in country where contagious or Other
diseases prevail should think of this picture of health
and observe himself with particular attention. order TO
act accordingly The wise ard rightly directed will follow
thus advce-the unwise left TO their destruction
The following arc duly authorized Agents the sale Of
the Brnplrot' Pllls and nimcnt:
AMHERST County Roberts & Coleman, Amherst C. II i.
Pnr' k Dtnmmnnd Green Post; Gnolwin & Cash Suu-
dlee's; Roht. II. Pryor. Prdlar Mills.
NELSON CouNrY.-C. r. Estes Livingston. p,tcrs g.
Read New Market: Wm. c. Roberts, Nj. Hore; Robrrs
Mn-hv & shepherd, Fabcr's Mills.
BueKtNGHAM CouSry.-Wm. ID. Jones, New Store; Jas
BroAn X Gu. Ma,sve. ~"
CAMPBELL Col. II. swinney, NIarvsville; Ecpomio
H. No"ln q Co. Falling Creek; Henry Iiaziewool Cas-.
tie Craig.
LYNcHBURG -Paene & Greeor".
NHAhtarrE Co -Andrew Daily, RdSway; filrvey L.
.. 7, 4 Il. G. Bell, Liberty. Bedford Co Va; Nc
Cabe. Morgan Board, Hendricks Bedford ca Va;
Samuel Williams. Lsion. Bedford Co Va; A. s, S.
IL. Holland. llaesiorj, Franklin Go. Va WIN. A
Street. Glaics Hill. Franklin ca. Va; NJ 49, Allen
Oils Greek. Franklin, Co. Va; P. NJ s A. c. Huff,
Salem. Roanoke Go. Va, Peck < Mic,u Biplck. r "A.
Nuke Co. Va; Wilson s Mechanism, Buchanan. Bo.
lei"In 10. Va; Thomas Goodwin, Fincaslle, Boetuuu
Co, Va.
Aug. CO vi,
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'hr James DejraeH. john Ueaihe,ford and John l..
'f"dn's' executors q George Dejaraett iced.
hkt notice that on the 4ih oil Sept 1874. At tho
house OF Mr.. John II. Plunkrli in the lower end
Of Campbell. shall take the depsltions of Dr. Renban
u. Palmer and others. To be read as evidence in sut
urpend'hg 10 me Circuit Supetor Ceurt Of Law and
onancery, Tor 'he county Of Pitsyvania, in which
am Plaintiff and you are defendants.
Aug -.