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TUyOWNsLoTS FOR SALE The subscriber
b., u offers for sale, for cash or prompt payment,
.sFOUR LOIS AND A tFRACTIDNiN TIL +
TOWN OF FCLARINGToN. They are direct
iy opposite Farrier's lanyard, fronting on the
'amain entry Of all business from the West They
are above high water mark, and the handsomest
stbuilding property iDstown. They will be sold low
as above stated AppIyto me, at Bethany, Val,
or to- AgG. Ewing, near the premises. Y aF
Oct Is, ls49-Sm w. F. M. Army.
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WUOn DYPE.

.r WOOD b'HGfs q. 90
North American Wood Igpc .Haa@facfo7y,
at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. .
WWTM SCHOLEY, H. n. RYAN, ISAAC
Wv NJ. SINGER, JOHN B. MORRISON,
having associated themselves 'ogether under the
style and title Of Scholey, Ryan Co, for the
manufacture of Wood Tyre. aud as their type is
altogether made by machinery, the invention OF
Isaac NJ Singer, one OF the firm, they feel conf
dent that they nfIer perfect article Of type,
and at much lower rates than any heretofore offer.
ed in the United States. and are now ready TO nil
orders Tor the same.
An orders addressed to Scholey, Ryan s. CO. al
their Office in Diamond Alley, between Wood and
Smitbfeld streets. punctuaIly attended to.
Propretors of newspapers on copying this ad.
veftisement three months and sending us their pa.
per, win be entitled to receive their pay in type
bill fer advertising. '|.' l-t' .i' fl
June 30, 1919. ''ei i"t
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loves Historical Coll ction of Ohio

J. P Mason would respectfully inform the pub.
lie Hiat he has become the agent for the sale of
the above named valuable work in this ounty -
II contains "cOllecion Of the mast interesting
facts, traditions, biographical sketches, anecdotes.
elc, relating to the general and local history OF
the State; with descriptions of its counties. prn
cpal towns and villages" comprising 600 pages
aud illustrated by III enaravings giving views of
the chief towns. public buildings. relics of anliqui-
ty, historic localities, natural scenery, sc This
work can be safely recommended to the public as
being all il purpoIts to be. None will regret pur
chasing il after perusng its contents The varied
information it contains can be found 10 no other
book The citizens of the county will shortly be
called upon and solicited to become subscribers to
this work, which is already printed, and will be
delivered at short notice PIce 50 co.
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NSTRAY NOTICE Taken up by the sub.
MZ subscriber living in Elk tow ship, Monroe
county Ohio, on the 22d of September, 1919, a
dark bay horse, black legs, 10 hands high, ring
boned in the left hind FOOT aud supposed to be six
years old. er
Sept. 27, 1s49, DAVID SLACK.
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Wheeling and Baltimore, &c
CLOTHING! CLOTHING q!
'"' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL p
A d a In 5 Il NJ axwell'S.
Great Central Route Clothing Store,
Corner H1nroe e. Waie,' STREETS,
ta WHEELING. .ifgy3fus


WHEELING, A.tec31g
We are now ready with the largest and most
elegant stock of SPRING s. SUMMER CLOTH
ING, that we have ever manufactured, and have
spared no pains in selecting our goods from the
cheapest market in the United States so as TO be
able to offer the creates; variety of clothing; and
with the view ofdeserving still more the reputation
we have everywhere acquired; that is, of keeping
the largest stock of Fashionable Clothing, and a,
the lowest prices OF any house in the city, where
| all men may have tie chance of dessing elegantly
at low price. le'- ef ...-.
We have purchased our entire stock of staple
and domestic goods at very reduced prices, and
can now sell them cheaper than ever. Our stock
| of foreign goods is very eXtensive; more varied
and stylish than we have ever before offered to the
phblic; and consists in part as follows:
| Black Alpaca Sacks, 'hA"
Drab and mode do .SfartI
great variety of coats from other fabrics, rang.
| ing from 75 cts to $40. rr ..s....t
| A great variety of black, brown, blue aud green
frock aud dress coats from IS to $lS.
| Every description of sacks, frocks and Polkas.
Pantaloons of every description, from IS cts. to
50; consisting in part of the following: ,..I
| French, English and Germln doe.skin.
do do do fancy cass
| Paris cord, black, brown and dove-colored, a
splendid article Tor Summer use. Fl. ,H.r}
Cottonad, plain, striped and checked.
Albert fancies-Velve. cards, Mole skins OF eve
ry variety OF patterns.
Sattinets Of all qualities and colors.
Iu VESTS. ur..e.
! Plain Satin-lst, I'd, and Sd quality.
Fancy do of every pattern
Plain black silks and cords
do do Milan cloths, a new article.
Grey mixtures Of every shade and pattern.
! Fancy single mle] cashmere, for Spring wear.
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Surveying
iir. Alfred b. Yoho,

Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the citizens Of Malaga aud the surrounding neigh
borhoud His Office is IN the room formerly Occur
pied by DR.. Davis. where he may be found at all
times. except when absent on professional business
July Z. 1919 -----
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WB DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
"a that petition will be presented 10 The trus
tees of Malaga township at their next session,
praying Tor the location OF township road, lead
ing from the road that leads from Somerton to
W0odsileld; to commence at the point where said
road crosses the line between Thomas GrsselI
aud Chistana Gray: thence west through the
lands Of Michael Soulie and Samuel TruaX, or
on The line between Samuel Truax and Ezra John
son, to intersect the road leading from Malaga to
Woodstied, where said road crosses the line be.
tween said Truax aud Johnson.
PETITIONER
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MuACKEREL, SHAD, SALMON, HER.
IVH RINGS, PORK, HAMS AND SIDES,
SHOULDERS. LARD s. CHEESE, constantly
OIL hand and tor sale by J. PALMER & Co.
Market Street Wharf, Philadelphia.
Sept ~, ls49.
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E 8 DAD NOTICE Notice is hereby gven
4 o. that petition will be presented to the Com
rnlssioners ot Moproe county, Ohio. at their reXt
session, praying for the location of county rpad
where the traye eled rosd now is, commencing at
the county road back of the bottom at the lowe
end of David Dyes farm, in Jackson township, in
said county, running thence down he river on the
best ground back of the bottom, 10 or near the
house of Butler Wells, to inersect Il e county
road in Washington county, the same to cross the
run above Wreht's mill ,
June Is, lSi9.s A PETITIONER.
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.EE DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
Id, that petition viii he presented to the Com
mls,ioners OF Monroe county, Ohio, al their next
session, praying ior the location of road, COM
meucing at whie-oak post ON the county road
leading from HarrietSvie to Salem, in Washing
ton county, thence the neares! and best route to
the northeast corner of Joseph ColIifiowcrs field,
on the county line between Washington and Mon
TOE counties.
Aug lst 4, 1919
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EbOAD TTOTICa.-N Notice is hereby given
HtA that petiuDn was presented to the Commits
sOners o! Monroe county, at their last June ses-
Slou for an alteration of so much ot the State road
commencing at Tucl's landing, aud ending at Cum
berland as lies between the Dist mile tree and the
narrows above SutheTlands meeting house and for
the vacation Of the old road so altered, a'd that
they have appointed the Sd day Of their next ses
sion for the hearing Of said petition.
Sept. %, 1919.
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FROM DIR. HIRAM. COX.

FROM DIR. HIRAM, cox,
Late ProfesSOT IN Cincinnati Eiecfic Medical
.U COiiedge aGa1Y},.
Mr. A. l.. Scovill: However reluctant I have
been 20 permit my name to be attached 10 patent
medicine, consider i, duty TO tile community
to state that in three cases Of 'ncipiert e0nsump-
hon, vix., Miss Bell, Miss Barger, and Mr.. 4,
H. Cox, one of our City Council, that DR.. Rogers
Llrerwort and Tar operated more like a;specific
than any other remedy, that | ever used. one Of
the cases viz: Miss Bell, pronounced BY several
Physicians TO be iaboring 0nderlthe last stage Of
Scroplous Consumption, She is now in good
health, from the use Of few bottles Of the above
syrup. 9C' a'pY blHcHiRAMr COX.1MyeD
b Cincinnati, Jan, 25, 1917 ,,5t,;, .-.h
FROM THE HoNgJUDGE HENRY MORSE,
Mr.. A. l., Scovill am " ell scq uaipted " itb
Dr., Hiram Ccx and his practice, he having been
nv ainily physicanfor many years. aud can cheer.
fully say that have as mnchi confidence in, his
skill as any man living. HENRY MORSE.
mCincinnat Nov 8, ls47.HlG bgS,I31iJ8
Iins greatremedy has not only made almost IN.
credible cures of Consumption, but il breaks I'm !,
the most distressing Cough Coidi Psinlin ,bs
Breast, and Aslbamo, 10 few hours time. W.
authorize our agents. in all cases where II does moi
give imIne ediae relief, and the bottle is returned To-
cheeriully refund the money, Sold by
A. 3. Hendry, General Agents for 0hio.2E
~. Rg& JaH, Morris, WoodsfeId; ,7y or0o,;
. VIM. Steel, Stafford;
Talbot n Wernecke, Malaga; 10 s9nsb
y Peter Dorr, Mltdpsbutg; 'lSrgsaa7T ,oa
John NJ Round, Summeriied;
JlE!&9C. "A. Boyd, CarlisIe;g ~ 10 oeogs,b
'g Wm.I J. Myers, N ew Castle; n s,.,,b,,,,
1; Hanes g. PaDcosst, jamestown;
Ansbutz, Pollock s. Co. 9Claribeton. .7dHdi
Isaac Welsh Co., BeaIlsville.
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n. T. BLACKL0CK & Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Bots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, BO cts, &c.,
no. 252. BALTIRC4tE STREET,
L In III \

(.Nemiy Opposite HanOUer.)
Il = l. FL MO . Il, N d.,
Would respectfully nfnrm their friends and the
trade generally, that they have taken the ware
rooms next adjoining, in addition to those hereto
fore occupiedby them; thereby doubling the size
of their premises aud ailnrding ample aud convent
ent space TOR their Very Large and Well.selected
Stock of Gouds. which they have Just received
from Eastern and Home Manufactures, consisting
of about r.... ..
1000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
.." CAP, &c,
OF every variety, sly and quality, among which
the following may be named:
Ladies Fine Morocco Welts
'' Kid do
" Morocco Buskins
=" " aud Kid Slippers
&" Black and cplored Caters
Women's Fine Calf Welts
" Goat do
Z" =" Morocco Lace Boots
e" Rord'd Grain do
I" Seal and Roam Slips
Misses Fine Kid and Morocco Slippers
. g. Weltrs
Morocco Lace Boots
Z" Caters and Buskins
I" Roam and Seal Slippers
Gents Fine Dress Calf Boots. City made
aE". ' - Welt do ~ do
" Cali Munroes do
/" F" Morocco do do
Mems Heavy Double.soe Boots A
% Kip and Brd'd Grain DO p-. l.
90 Pump-sole do
a. g THICK Bfogans K, -...
:" Kip. Calf and Goat Munroes
.,.. Slippers, &c. 3
Boys thick and fine Boots, Brogans, Munroes &c
Youths do do do do "
s'e Children's Shoes of every variety.
Mems Fashionable Beaver Hats
So 'S Silk do i 20
:. Fur and Angola do at
Mems and Boys Sporting Wool do
p" Napoleon do aa' 't}
"uaH f" Mexican g do eH
&" Water Proof do
Army and Navy Cloth Caps H}
Seal, Fur, Glazed and Plush do ,,-F
Ladies Rutland, Flurence Braid and English
Straw Bonnets, &C. .EnsEt VI 7HLprtt :
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ksATEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, for
~ Grist, Saw, and other Mills, always on hand, q,
or made to oder at very hort notice, al the low
est prices. and warranted equal to any made in
the city. All orders promptly attended to at Nos
PA l. 2l6 Liberty Street, near the Canal Pitts.
burgh, Pa. w. W. WALLACE.
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z =, DAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
E1N, that petition " Il be pre3ened TO the Com
mlssiuners Of Monroe county, at therneAt session
praying for the location Of County road, com
menciug near Michael aud Jacob Longs mill, and
running from thence to Joseph Ellis, thence to in
tersect the ridge road between Calvin Knowltons
aud Margaret and Edward Keys, thence running
with said road to the house Of Margaret and ed.
ward Kelly thence the nearest and best route to
nersect the Sis,ersvilIe road the Straight fork
of the Little Muskingum, thence with said road
ill il intersects the road leading to Winland's mill.
near the residence of John n. Naples, the place Of
termination. .-fe
Juue l6, 1919 MANY PETITIONERS.
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N Tbs principal part OF the cIrcnlat2n in this
tion of the State, in addition to Ohio paper is on
the banks OF Indiana, Keatucky, Western Penn
sylvan,a, and Wheeling, Va, which passes gener-
ally AZ par. Care should be taken in handling In.
diana and KentucSy paper. as the counterfeits on
those banks are numerous
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Z YDRAULlC CEMENT-AIways on hanI
L Il at 2l4 Liberty st. W. w. WALLACE.
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CERTFICATES.

have been using one of Lull's Patent Smut
Machines. made by w. w. Wallace, Pittsburgh,
for two years during which time it has not re.
quired repairs TO the amount of one dollar Ibave
no hesitation in saying that consider Lus Mas
chine to be superior to any other for durability and
style OF work. J. o CRAM.
.IfGrieta y4tHs, .4ug. %, ls45.
cheerfully recommend to mers Lul's Patent
+. B, Smut Machines, having used one for three
years past. and cleaned from $50 900 to 300, 900
bushels of wheat with it, we find it operates as
well as when first started, without dressing or re-
pairs of any kind. ! think it unequacd IN all re,
spects. JAMES DOSTER.
NE cCOnnelsrWe, Morgan Co. o., March, 1875.
Having used one of LUIS Pateut French Burr
Smut Machines in my mill for abuut two years,
cheerlully recommend them 10 mers as first
rate machine FOR cleaning sn.uuy and foul grain.
JAMES MEANS.
!SteuJenOHe, .4ug. l6, 1915
RLFmREEcEs.
Cassel s. Gallagher, NJ Dulty, Moses Dillon.
GAINESVILLE: Anshntz & Pollock. A. G Ewing.
Sunish; George Ring, Captina; A. Boyd, Steu-
benville; n. PumpErey, Wheeling; Lewis Aple-
gate, Wcsburgh; JAS. Patterson, Bridgeport;
Jno. b. Bayless, Short Creek:
For further particulars see handhlls. All or
ders promptly attended 10 at No 2I4 Liberty st,
near the Canal. W. w. WALLACE.
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Mi G ell a nreio U.S..
Tin, Copper and Shept-Iron Ware.

Tin, Copper and ShertIlFOn Ware
w. w. JORDAN 4. Co. .zs
Respectfully inform the citizens tf Woodsheld
and surrounding country, that they are now man.
uiacturing and will keep constantly on hand a
large and extensive assortment of Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron Ware, which they will sell either at
.aasI Wholesale or Retail, W saT
al as law rates as can be purchased in the West
Their stock of COPPER KETTLES and JA-
PANNED WARE now on hand is excellent.
Cooking Stoves .a J
of various patterns and sizes at very low prices.
/ They will be prepared to furnish and put up
House Spoutng at all times l :. 500
Old pewter, copper and brass taken in exchange
for all kinds of ware
july IA, l849.
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Np DAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
E9, that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners OF Monroe county, at their December
session, praying for an alteration OF the county
road, commencing.at John Clary's to the graded
road. Said alteration TO commence near Jacob
Nishberry's mill, in Ohio township, thence the
nearest aud best route through the lands of John
Gary, Jacob lngold and intersecting the old road
at or near John Angus harn; aud that So puch
of the old road as will be supplied by this alteration
be vacated. MANY PETITIONERS.
June l6, 1919.
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Seal, Fur, Glazed and Plush do o
Ladies' Rutland, Flurence Braid and English
Straw Bonnets, &c. .EU-Et WI 7HLrrttI !
Hair and Leather Trunks, Whips. &c. besides
a variety ofolher Goods too numerous to mention.
Having purchased their Goods at the greatest
possible advantage, they are prepared TO offer su-
perior inducements to the trade. whom they re.
speclfuIly solicit to examine iheiristock. 5I /,
Baltimore,l Aug. 23, 1S49 glbt1fa ssi .rsss
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Medical AdYertisemen :
More than, 10000 Persons
-' HAVE BEEN CURED.

EFT ISIMPOSSIBLE
IL to give to the public
an adequate idea of the
great successwhich hss
attended the administra-
lion of the dH-Hraiing
Ointment fofthe past sixi
months II isperiecilyl
astonishing 10 witness
the effects and hear ths'
praises bestowed on this,
medicine No one could
conceive that q si,iglc
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DD DAD NOIICE.-N Notice is hereby given
A&p that petition wi.I he presented 10 the Com
missioners OF Monroe county, at their December
Session, praying for the location Of county road,
to commence at the southeast corner Of Nicholas
Rut!'s land, where HE county road crosses said
land, running thence through the lands oI John
NTtis, jeremiah lioli-ter aud Robert Norris on
the west de of the ridge, through said lands, to
insersect the county road on the lands di Robert
Norris, north of said Rrhert Norris house.
Oct I3, 1919. MANY PETITIONERS.
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It'd DAD NGTlCE.-Nolce is hereby given,
E4 that petition wilI be presented to the COM
mlssiouers of Monroe county, at their December
SeSsinn, praying loF the location OF county road,
commencing :: !hc Woodsie.i and Baresville
road. nelr Mr.. Fricl's land, in Ohio township,
thence along the ridge the nearest aud best roule
to inersect the river road at or near the school
house on S'rsiirll C!ar!is land, in Salem town
ship, passing through the lands, along the ridge,
Of Heniv Aiutendorf, Christiar Clerks, Jesse ugh,
jams Howell, Jacob Smith, Edward Coulter,
Frederick Kurzman and others
Oct. Is. 1919. MANY PETITIONERS
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NAV, ps well for their sakes as ours, profit
BY the example.
JOHN c. CALHOUN.
Fort Hill, JUN Sta, ls49.
Photographed for the Baltimore sun. ]


ST.. LOWS, July 80.
Destructive Fire Fire Steamboats, Burnt
Appreciated Loss Of Life, dc.
A fire broke out yesterday morning on
board The steamer Algona. The fire soon
spread to the steamer San Francisco, ly.
ing contiguous, then TO steamer Mary, next
10 the Phoenix, and finally to The Dubuque.
The flames ragged violently, and before they
could be subdued, all five Of The boats were
totally destroyed. The loss is very heavy,
probably not less than one hundred thous-
and dollars. There vas a partial insur-
ance, but to what extent, has not been sta
ted.
1t is seriously apprehended that some
persons Who we're on board The steamers
when they caught fire, have been LOST
either burnt TO death or drowned. The
captain Of the Algona. although awake
when the fire broke out, very narrowly
escaped with his life.
A disgraceiul riot occurred during the
prevalence OF the fire. among the firemen
aud Others on The wharf.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The steamer Algoua was commanded by
Captain Geo. T.. Young. lie was seen TO
Jump over board with his clothes ON FIRE.
aud has not been heard Of since. The
boat is valued at ten thousand dollars and
injured fully. There vas Sl2, 900 IN spe.
Gle aboard Of her which were sdyed-an.
other box containing "a 900 was lost
Captain Cleveland, formerly commander
Of this boat, was on board and narrowly
escaped with his life. Mr.. William Fitch,
a passenger, was lost, besides many others
whose names have not been ascertalned.
The steamer Mary vas valued al So.
600, and insured for $4,000. All her
books and papers saved. Some 500 hogs
aud sheep oo board we're lost
The San Francisco Is valued al 800, 900
and insured for SIS 600.
The Dubuque valued at $4,000, H.
sured for $4,000. The Pkeax IS val
ued al 50, Geo.
While the FIRE was raging the rio, men.
toned in my frs, dispatch became more
violent. |, was between the lrish and the
fremen. The former used fire arms. -
Slme Is or 30 were wounded. and some
said 10 be killed. Finally the fremcn drove
them into their hiding places and destroy.
ed the contents Of five houses where they
took up refuge. There are apprehenslons
Of another tremendous riot. The police
and military have been called ouI TO pre-
serve order.
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Another great Discovery,
.S,n.lilpe Eiuss ,

We had occasion some time sluce 10 say
something about the Dfulds and their wof
ship. The gentleman who i. getting up
aud arranging The mysteries and cefcmo.
MES for tie D.uIdlca! exhibition, Is well
known to US ms a practical chemist, but as
he does not wish TO appear before the pub
ilc until the proper time, We " thhnld his
name, bu, lake the liberty Of speaking of
the wonderful progress Of science.
The person alluded 10 spent some weeks
10 P,ttshurg in endeavoring TO produce the
magical glass Of the Druids, bu, did not
succeed. The experiments have been con.
lInued here, and the Druidish MUSICAL
tones, from tubes Of glass, are perfect and
make sweet harmsny. But the sensitive
glass goblels are the most wonderful. II
was a secret Of the Arch. Druid to make
his glass sensitive TO poison, and tradition
says that his food and beverages were sub
united to a les, IN those goblels, and If they
contained poison The glass would break. =
One Of these glasses was shown US, it
which water was poured, and il remained
as sound as any other lumber, but on add
log lille poison, The glass hey at once it
several pieces. This is something NOR,
mysterious than has been exhibited vet
and we can say in all confidence that tn,
exhibition will be one Of remarkable scien
tic wonder. - Cincinnati COmmerciul.
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Road will probaly pass. aud with p,o..
exerions, my word for it, the mayn,scr..
enterprise viii succeed most gloriously "
lie, the wealthy, Who are more 10 !.
benefited than any other class, take bolI
of the matter with energy and zeal: :,
tend. regularly, oil The meeting. Of II.
Associations, and subscribe at once m
fuH frient Of III. ir ability. and that riu;n
duee others less able. TO subscribe I,hs.
ally. n