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Consumptive Patientsi

WILL PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
STATEMENT FROM THE HARRISON
GAZETTE.
The incredulous are invited to read the follow
ing note from Rev. Mr. CoLpRoN, whose charac-
ter for truth and veracity stands above suspicion.
and have their doubts dispelled to the superior
ity of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY. ever all other remedies now before the public
of the same character.
CoRyDoy, IND. JAN, %, l848.
II tis no less duty than pleasure to state. for
the benefit of the afflicted, that consider WIS.,
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
great blessing to the human race. Having tried
it in case of severe atlictionof the lungs, Iun-
hesitatingy recommend it to those similarly affct
ed, as the best remedy have ever tried, and one
which cured me when physicians said must die.
and when thought myself that my time TO de-
part was near at hand. 4sl-4
WILLIAM COLDRON.
HADDANriELD, IN. J.,) April. lS4s.
On Or about the 18th day Of October, ls4l.
was taken with violent pain in the side. near the
liver, which continued for about FIVE days, and
was followed BY the breaking Of an ulcer or abb
scess, which relieved the pain little, but caused
me to throw up great quantity Of offensive mat
ter, and also much blood. Being greatly alarmed
at this. applied to a physician; but he replied
that he thought be could do but little for me, ex-
cept give me some mercury pills. which refus
ed to take, feeling satisfied that they could do no
good. Many other remedies were then procured
by my wife and friends, but none did me any good;
and the discharge of blood and corruption stIl
continued every few days, and at last became so
offensive that could scarcely breathe. was also
seized with violent cough, which at times caused
me to raise more blood than had done before;
and my disease continued in this way. still grow
ing worse, until February, when all hope of my
recovery was given up, and my friends all thought
l would die of galloping consumption. At this
moment, when my life was apparently drawing
near its close, Il heard Of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, and got bottle, which relieved me i'm
medately; and by the use of only three bottles of
this medicine, all my pains were removed; my
cough and splitting of blood and corruption entire
ly stopped, and in few weeks my health was re.
stored, so as to enable me to work at my trade,
(Which Is carpenter,) and up to this time have
enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZZENS.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, S.:
Personally came before me, the subscriber, one
Of the Justices Of the Peace in and for the said
county, Thomas Cozzens, being duly affirmed ac-
cording to law, saith the above statement in all
things is true.
Affirmed before me on the 29th of April.
J. CLEMENT, J.P.
Sold by J. d. PARK (successor to Sandford 4
Park Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, O..
general agent for the South and West, to whom al
orders must be addressed.
| J. A. s. G. H. DAVENPORT, Woods6eld.
ANsHUrz, Pollock & Co. Sunfish.
]. F. BiDENHARN s. Co. Malaga.
| WEIGH & THOMPSON, Beallsville.
j.. .F.BIDENHARN s. Co. Williamsburg.
B. DAVENPORT, WILLIAMSBURG
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We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM C.
WALToNMa Candidate to represent the 18th
Congressional District, composed Of the counties
Of Monroe, Belmont and Harrison, in the slst Con-
gress of the United States. M
Or The Democratic papers of this District are
requested to copy.
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a TTACHMENT.--A my instance, an at
AZ tach hment was this day issued by Thomas
McMahon, Justice Of the Peace in Adams town
ship, Monroe County, Ohio, against the property
and effects Of Enoch Berry, anon-resident OF said
county. Dated this goth day Of June, 1913.
ROBERT M'GREW.
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N1AUTION.-All persons are hereby warned
\ not to credit my wife Sarah on my account,
as will not pay any debts Of her contracting un-
less compelled by law; she having LETT me without
any cause or provocation. JOHN EVANS
Sunsbury township, Monroe Co. o.
July a, lS48 Aat
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0J- The st. Clairsville Citizen requests us to an
nounce VIM KENYON. jr, as a candidate for
Ccngress--subjeet to the decision of a District
Convention.
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BEaNE, June "a, 1913.

BERNIE, June "a, 1913.
Mr.. EDIToR-We wish you would announce
in your paper, the Spirit uf Democracy, the name
OIL. s. CUMMING, as candidate for Repre-
sentative, at the ensuing fall election.
Atthe request Of MANY CITIZENS.
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MR. EDITOR PLEASE announce through your
paper, that many voters in Monroe county desire
that DR.. JAMES M. STOUT should be selected
by the Democratic County Convention to repre-
sent this county in the State Legislature,
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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TO CREDITORs.-on the lth

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-on the llth
~ day of April. in the year ls4s, the Court of
Commpn Pleas of Monroe county declared the es-
tate OF James Guthrie, deceased. probably insol-
vent Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against the estate to the undersigned,
for allowance, within six months from the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled to
payment. JOHN DAVENPORT,
Administrator of Jas Guthrie, decd.
Nav 25 iS4S-nl2
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FALWELL' ESTATE.

w Notice is hereby given, that the sub
scrber has been appointed and qualified as ad-
ministrator of the estate of William Falwell. late
of Monroe county, deceased. All persons having
CLAIMS against said estate, will present them legal
ly authenticated, within one year from this date,
far settlement; and all persons indebted to the
same will please call and make immediate pay
ment. DANIEL FlNDLEY, Adm.
july l, l84S.
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HOPPING COUGH AND GROUP.

To PARENTS. -JAYNE's ExPECToRANT, is
without exception the most valuable preparation
in use for the above diseases. 1t converts Hoop
ing Cough into mild and tractable disease, and
shortens its duration more than one'halt, and pro.
duces certain and speedy recovery. From half
to one tea spoonful, will certainly cure Group in
infants and young children, in half an hours time.
The lives of hundreds of children will be saved
annually by always keeping it on hand ready for
every emergency,
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BoWEL AND SUMMER COMPLAINT.

BOWEL AND SUMMER COMFLAINI.
DR.. JAYNE, No. 8 South THIRD Street, is
willing to guarantee that his CARMINArIvE BAL
SAM will cure Diarrhea, Colics, Cramps, Gripping
Pains, Cholera Morbys, Summer Complaint. and
other arrangements ofthe Stomach and Bowels,
in ninety nine cases out Of one hundred, in less
than half the time than can be effected by any 9TH
er means.
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"IS This MEDICINE In

We exclaimed the other day, on tasting Jayne's
Tonic Vermifuge. lit certainly has none ofthe nau-
seous favour, which one associates with the idea
Of physic. Children consider it quite treat, and
in taking it their palates are gratied, and their
health restored at the same time. Jayne's Tonic
Vermfuge not only destroys worms but carries off
the mucus in which they are imbedded, and effects
permanent and radical cure. Every mother
knows the prominent symptoms OF worms, such as
voracity, ieanness, feted breath. grinding Of the
teeth during sleep, paleness OF the lips, itching Of
the nose, &C., but there are other indications not
SO generally recognized. A dry cough, dull eyes.
enlargement Of the abdomen, and many other
Diseases frequently denote the presence Of worms.
II their existence is even suspected, the vermfuge
should be administered. because il can do no harm
in any case, and may do incaculable good.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia.
and sold on agency by
]. G. Fleming, P. M, Woodsfield.
Moses p. MILES & Son, Somerton,
* HoLMEs, Ciarington.
f. MYERS, New Castle. !.
Z. HEApLEY, jamestown,
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Ho!YoU'RE GETTING BALD, ARE YOU!

HO!YOU'RE GETTING BALD, ARE YOU?
We'll that is misfortune and not crime; but
to remain bald, when SO fine an opportunity Of
fefs to restore your hair. by faithful application
and liberal use of JAYNE's HAIR TONIC, is bus
little short of crime. This valuable preparation
excites the scalp to new and healthy action,
cleanses 1t from scuff and dandruff, prevents tho
hair from falling off, cures those eruptive diseases
which often appear on the head. and in majority
Of cases produces fine growth Of new hair. Il
also gives the hair rich and beautiful appearance.
unequalled by any thing Of the kind.
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A TTACHMENT.--At my instance an at
"A tachment was this day issued by Thomas
Mcmahon, Justice of the Peace in Adams
township, Monroe county. Ohio. against the pro-
perty and effects nf Leah Marion, nonresident
of SAID county. Dated this 10Th day ,fJune. lSi8
NATHANIEL MANNING
Iune 18th l948
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NROE COUNTY, IS.
COMMON PLEAS.
\ Tha ,o,d dafandanto

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Cynthia Pool, admins- The said defendants
tratrix of Samuel Pool, are hereby notified,
deceased. that said adminis.ra-
vs. trix has filed her petit
william Pool and others. tian in said Court Of
Common Pleas, praying for leave to sell the north
west quarter Of section 8, township 4, and range
g. in SAID county, to pay the debts of the deceased.
ARCHBOLD & WIRE,
July 1. lsls-nl7 Attorneys for Petitioner.
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LUMBER!

WIN. F. BOOTH, Clarington, o., has for sale
low for cash, large lot Of Lumber. consisting in
part of
: 80, 900 Pine Shingles,
10000 feet Pine Boards,
10000 I" inch and half Is feet Oak Boards,
A lot of lS feet boat roof boards.
Purchasers would do well to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
July 8. l84S-2m'
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AN IMPORTANT CURE BY DIR. JAYNE'S
ALTERNATIVE,

We have been informed by Mrs. Mahan, Ia
grand daughter Of old Gen. Wsyne) that she suf.
fered for a number Of years from the growth of
large Gstrous Tumor, which beside great deform.
ity, produced both difficulty of degutiton, and of
breathing. Indeed, she says, the pressure upon
the wind-pipe was great, as 10 prevent her from
sleeping in recumbent position, and often suffo-
cation appeared inevitable. She also aboured un-
der severe ndisposition from LIVER COMPLAINT
and JAUNDIcE, with horrible train of nervous
affections, for which she used Dr. JAMES AL.
TERATIvE, which she took regularly for six or sew.
en- weeks, with occasional doses Of his Sanative
Pills, and her general health was thereby CON-
pletely re-estabshed, and now perceiving some
diminution in the size of the Goitrous Tumor, she
was encouraged to persevere in the use of the AL.
TERATivE, until every vestge OF the painful
Tumor was entirely removed.
We cannut speak too highly of this important
preparation Of DR. Jayne, and for the sake of suf-
iering humanity, hope that it may become mare
generally known.--Pubic Ledger.
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A TTACHMENT.--At my instance an at
n tachment was this day issued by Eli Hopes,
Justice Of the Peace for Sunsbury township, Mon
roe county, o., against the property and effects of
William Judd. a non resident Of said county,
Dated this 18th day of June, A. D. ls4s.
June "a JAMES ADAlR.
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N. +. BLACKL0CK Il Co.
2ss BALTIMoREsT BALTIMORE, MD.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, BOnnets, &c

Have received direct from the Manufacturers q
large and well assorted fresh Stock, and are pre-
pared to offer great inducements to country mer-
chants and others who will favor them with call.
Our stock consists in part OF
1900 CASES SHOES AND HATS,
Men,, Boys & Youths Calf Kip ~ Gummed Boots.
Z" I" - Goat Monroes.
Womens& & Misses pegged s. sewed Welts g. Boots.
{" Kid, Morocco and Seal Slippers.
with large assortment OF CATERS city made work,
and Children's Shoes Of all kinds.
HATS.
Russia, Moleskin, Coney and Nutria Hats.
Monterey, Buena Vista sporting aud Wool Hats.
Sennet, Panama, Chinese, Straw g. Angola Hats.
Also, large stock Of Palm and Leghorn Hats.
so CASES BONNETS.
Florence Braid, Deron, China Peal, Willow,
Lawn, Neapotan, and other kinds; with large
stock Of Trunks, Shoe Thread and Backing.
March l8, lSiS.-ly
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WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!

To remove those troublesome and dangerous in
habitants of the stomach and bowels, which SO Of
ten impair the health and destroy the lives of chill
dren, use JAYNE's Tonic VERIFUGE, certain
and safe preparation for the removal of the various
kinds Of worms, dyspepsia, sour stomach, want OF
appetite, nfantile fever and ague, and debility of
the stomach and bowels and organs of DIGESTION
1t is without exception one of the most valuable
preparations in the world
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by
]. G. FLEMING, P. NJ, Woodsfed,
Moses p. MILES g. SON, Samerton,
J.K. HOLMES, Clarington,
+. MYERS, New Castle,
E. HEADLEY, Jamestown.
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Office in WOodsield. OHIO, on the LIST dav 0l
July, ls4s, which, if not taken out before the Isl
day of October next, will be sent to the Genera
Post Office as dead letters.
Adams, Thomas ]. Johnston, Daniel
Ayres, Frankl in. or Love, John, 2
William Fox Lowe, Isaac
Beckett, Isaac Langle, Abraham
Barackman, Samuel L. Murphy. Addison 2
Bracy, George MorrisThomas B.
Bracy. John or Henry G.
Bracy, Miss Nancy Mcmillan, VIM.
Bounds, Basil McFrederick, Andrew
Ball, Daniel Mcclellan, Robert
Buedebeck, Horace McKelvey, James
Cline, Jacob Miller, Joseph
Davis, Mr. in care of Martin. James
John CliDgan McLeon, Nancy
Davis, Elijah Neal, Barnet, Jr.
Delong, Jas. Peck, Daniel, Esq.
Danford. Lorenzo Post Master FairPleas-
Doyle. MichaeI,in care ant
Of Patrick Simmons. Rigg, Nathaniel. com.
Eddy, Michael Snider, Andrew
Epper, Christian Smith. Miss Rachel
Fisher, Jacob Swearingen, r. B.
Floyd, John A. Steel, John
Gage. Philip Smith, George
Guiten, VIM. M. Sprague, VIM.
Howe, Joshua L. Watts, Jacob
Hill, VIM. Windland, John
j. FLEMING, P. M.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please say they are advertised,
I July 8, lS48.
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A TTENTION.-The Woodsfeld Greys will
"A parade in the town of W. Woodsfield on Saturday
the 22d inst. instead of Saturday the Sth inst, as
heretofore notified. This change is made at the
request OF those members of the company who are
engaged in harvesting. H. B. HILL, o. s.
II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
Office in WOodsfield, OHIO, on the LIST day OF
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On motion Of Mr.. Simpson, the rules were suspended and
the bill read third time and passed; ayes IS, H.
Mr. Mikin reported back the bill Incorporating the Craw
louisville and Indianapolis Railroad Company with
amendments l giving 10 the State the power TO fix the
rate Of tolls; which, motion Of Me-. Bead, laid
the table; 3D. striking the exemptn the stock
fIom taxation until the completion Of the road.
Mr.. Beard moved to lay this amendment the table ;
lost, ayes 20, 26.
The amendment then concurred in by consent.
MI. Bead moved further amendment by stiik ont the
remainder of the 2lst section making The stockholders III
dvidualy liable for The amount OF stock subc ibed by
them; which adopted; ayes %, noes "a.
Mr. Beard moved amend dy striking The 22d section
in the charter containing the repeating clause Alter
discussion the question, in which MessTs. Oh, Ellis
Osborn, Berry, and Walpole maintained the motiUn and
Mesrs Handy MCariy and Barbour opposed it, the amend
ment was adopted, ayes 29, noes 81.
Mr. Henry offered amendment, embcdying the indivdu
al liability clause
Mr. Ellis moved to lay the amendment the table which
carried ayes 81, noes Is.
M. Beard offered amendment relative the right Of
way and the assessment Of damages.
Mr.. Verbrke moved amend The amendment by making
Danyille in Hendricks county, point.
Mr.. Beard moved to lay said amendment the table;
which carried.
The question being the adoption Of the amendment Of
fered by Mr.. Bead, il carried
And the bill was, motion of Mr.. Beard, ordered to be
engIossed Tor a third reading.
On motion of Mr. Mlkn, the message of the House
tanning the bill of the Senate, amend entitled
act incorporating the White Water Valley Canal with
amendment of The House, taken ups aud the amendment
concuued in ; ayes 81, noes Z.
The Senate adjourned.
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"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1s4s.
The Senate met and the Journal Of the preceding day
read.
By Messrs. CheDowth, Berry, Cassau McCarty, Orth,
Ia memoria Ellis and Marsh, which we've appropriately
referred
Reports from Standing Committees.
By Mr. Martin, against the pIoprety Of abollshlng the
Office of county and creating township
which report was concurred in by the Senate
BY Mr.. Walpole, bill TO amend section llo article 2,
CHAPTER r. of the Revised Code Of lS43 in relation 10
sales taxes which engrossed for third read
ing.
By Mr. Davis, bill for the relief Of Louisa Jane Cas-
satt-passed
By Mr. McCarty, bill declaratory of the meaning OF
certain chapters Of the Revised Code Of ls43 which
engrossed.
BY Mir. Ellis, against giving and admins
the rights and powers which shers have IN the
sale Of all real personal property contained
in chapters 429 and 43O of the Revised Statutes Of lS43
concurrsd IN.
By M Rousseau a bill declaring the marriage Of An
ME HENDERSON and Hiram Able, null and void.
Mr. 9th moved indefinitely postpone the further
conside ration of the bill which Ost-ayes Is,
"a
The question being its engrossment, ordered to
third reading on tomorrow.
By Mr. Hubbard, bill relative the suit pending be-
Vncennes University and the State Of Indiana
engrossed for a third reading.
BY Mr.. Robinson, bill amending the license law o
last WINTER with amendment con6ning the bill in it
operation To certain counties engrossed
BY MIR. WInchel, recommending the lnoennHe post
poneent Of bill in regard TO the sealing Of certain in
struments of writing; concured in
BY Mr.. Robinson, bill extending the jurisdiction o
Justices Of the peace in criminal causes.
Mr. Cornett moved to lay the report the table-car
ried.
By Mr.. Henry, recommending the Indefinite postpone
ment of bill regulating appeals from inferior
The circuit court; concurred in.
By Mr.. Murphey, recommending the passage OF a bill
regulating the holding Of elections which engross
ed for third reading
By Mr. Stewart, against the prayero J. NJ Bussenger
for a divorce concurred m.
By Mr. MeCarlys against the prayer Of Haem Water
burne, for divorce; eoncurred in.
By Mr.. Orth, to repeal act entitled, act for In
relief Of the Miami Indians; passed.
By Mr. Morson against the prayer Of certn petition
ers in regard TO the school laws; which concurre
in.
By Mr. Beard, to vacate road in Laporte county an
for the relief of o. p Ludlow; passed.
By Mr. Osborn, To compel the trustees OF the Wabas
and Erie canal To allow interest canal scrip TO PM
chasers Of canal lands, with an amendment; eoncurre
m and the bill passed.
Leave granted, Mr. Ellis introduced bill 10 amend a
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bill changing the name of Ellen Narcssa Brown, to
Ellen Maria Graham, passed.
Leave given Mr.. Short report the bill authorizing the
officers of State to sell certain stock in the Madison and In
dianapos Railroad back the House-and which
feTTed to committee claims
On motion Of Mr.. Car, resolution was adopted inviting
the Senate inStaneT the hail. for the purpose of contn
uing the election of Canal Trustee from yesterday.
Leave given Mr. Sackett, to introduce bill Incorporating
The Clay Cotton Mill
Also to Mr. Jones of S. introduce bill changing the
time Of holding Probate Courts in Jefferson Ohio and Swift
zerand counties; the rules suspended the bill was
read three several times, and passed.
When in compliance with the invitation Of the House, the
Senate came into the hail. and the Two Houses in joint
venon continued the baoIing for Canal Trustee resulting
fOlIows.
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Jnoiana legislature.
LREPoRrED Foa THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL
SENATE.

SENATE.
TUESDAY MORNING, Jan. Is, 1913.
The Senate and journal the preceding day wa,
read.
On motion of Mr. English call of the Senate was order
ed and quorum being present the further call of the
was dispensed with.
Reports from Standing Committees.
The amended bill reported back Senate incopora-
ting the Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad Company taken
up, and Mr.. Walpoe offered striking
pat which gave to the people Of different counties right
10 say Wneber The counties will subscribe stock in said road;
after some remarks the propety Of the amendment
by Mr. WalPoe, and replies from Mr. Ellis, the previous
question was moved by Mr.. Ellis which the demand
further continued by Mess WalpOle, Ellis Davis and Os-
ooTn the time having arrived which the further baoing
for Canal Trustee continued retired for
that purpose to the hall Of the House the 18th ballot
Austin NJ Puet was elected and the Senate adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met and the rules being suspended for that
purpose the following bills were introduced:
By Nj Davis, bill for the relief Of Patrick MCKINLEY,
which referred.
By Mr. English, bill to amend entitled act 10
incorporate the Ohio and indianapolis Railroad Company
which referred.
By MI Cassa bill for relief of the heirs of Louisa
Jane CasSatt, which referred.
By Mr. Read, bill for the relief Of Rudolph Fisher
which was referred.
By Mr. Stewart bill relative time of making re-
ports 10 the legislature which passed.
On motion Of Mr. GoodenOw, the bill fixing the time for
holding the circuit courts in the third judicial circuit
taken up, and on its third reading passed.
On motion of MIR. Miller, resolution containing an
amendment the rules of the Senate taken and
adopted.
message was received from The House inviting the Sen
ate attend in the hall Of House, for the purpose
electug commissioner for the New Albany and Vincennes
Turnpike road which ecipTUcated and the Senate pro-
eeeded 10 the House FOX that purpose
The second balIotng having resulted in the election OF
Michael Riley, the Senate adjourned.