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DR.. p. KIRWAN

ESPECrFUlhl Informs the citizens OF
~ Oussa and vicinity that he has per" a.
nenuy located in Ottawa, where he may he
consulted bv persons wishing his services IN
the lac of his profession.
Office on the north side oi the public square,
directly Opposite the CITY Hotel, where he will
constantly keep On hand well selected assort
ment of drugs anI medicines etc. nj superior
quality. Ottawa. Apni p, 1918.
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DIR. GOODING,

orr, North side Of the public square Residence
corner Of In SiH. anil NliSDn streets
Being always devoted to his profession, hopes Tor
share Of pnhc nntronaEc. srpt2?.
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HENRY G.. COTTON,

AnorHcy and Counsellor at Lar, and Soil
ci,Jr in CiGacery- Otiard, H.
Once IN R.JJ,ck's BlJcR, east side Of Ihe public
quite. June !, 1917.
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., GLOVER. Il Z.
GLOVER & COOK,

attorneys and Counseiiors d! Lac OtGud
O.sse ia RcJdck's bioch East eide "i the ruh,c
square. June, 1913,
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GRADES, &r.
" m. Erwin,

NOrdge, TOrwdraing, and COmmiSSiOn
Merchant, Dcaier IN all kinds Of produce.
Ware House, North Side of the Canal
Ottawa, Ill,
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MILTON II SWIFT,

attorney and Counsellor al La0- Otidrd.
O.h,e near the Miu,lon Il Iusc, an the eat side
of the p4hic square. Dec, 10, lsl2
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medicine possessed so much virtue, and had
power TO hcui many diseases. But eines it IL
well known that more than 20 900 persons have
been cured, our friends will begin to realize the
truth Of our remarks, which were made about six
months ago, viz that there would not be family
ia America who would live day without possess
ing box Of fMeALLlSTER'S .dA Healing ONT
ment, If they but knew its virtues.
McAllister's ALL H ealing Ointment restores.per.
spration in the system. By this means it opens
those avenues through which nature carries off the
impurities within, and thus relieves the body of
disease 1t is thus that it cures Consumption, Fe.
vers, Scrufula, Erysipelas, Asthma, Salt Rheum,
Sick Headache, Quinsy, Sore Throat. Rheuma-
tism, Scald Heads, Pains in the chest side and
back; Dyspepsia, Poisons, Sore Breast, Deafness.
Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Eyes. Inflammation of
the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chiiblains,
Piles, Worms, Agues, Cola Feet, Liver Com
plant, Ulcers, and all Fever Sores, lnfammations
Of every kind. Soldby
A. & S. Hendry, General Agents for Ohio, also,
J. R. g. j. H, Morris, Woodsheld;
VIM. Steel, Stafford;
Talbot g. Wernecke, Malaga,
Peter Dorr, Miltonsburg; ...
John NJ. Round, Summerfeld;
J. E. Il C. A Boyd, Carlisle.
VIM. g. J.Mysrs, New Castle;
Hanes & Pancoast. Jamestown;
Anshutz, Pollock & Co.. Clarington;
Isaac Welsh Co., Beallsville.
Nov. 25, lS4S.
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NO AGENTS.

In consequence of the difficulty of finding faith
full agents, and of preventing frauds, where arti.
cles of this nature are sent out or general sale,
Sgnor D'Alvear has determined t. sell none of his
werks or ipsTaments unless ord.rsd by letters
sent directly TO him, when the desired publication,
or instrument, will be forwarded under his sigma
ture and seal, so that all doubt as to its genuine.
ness may be removed. .....l- ......yIr
u-BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS of this
Instrument which may hereafter appear, as the Sc
cret oi imparting the Gold Detecting power is
known to no person whatever, xcept thsoriginaf
inventor. .-.-s st} OIL. ae.s
prt-The GOLDoMETER, AMI G0T.D.SEEK-
ER'S GUIDE, will both be SET e. Ill, closely
enveoped and sealed, and then,.srs, rot subject
ia inspection BY Postmss,sfs, for the sum OF
THREE DOLLARS, sest post paid to SIGN0R
JOSE DEALVEAR, Box 27l3, New Yorkcity.
The instrument is very light. and the Guide is
printed on thin psper-so that the charge BY mail,
or express, will be very small to any part of the
United States. The price OF the GOLD SEEK.
Frs GUIDE alone, is ONE DOLLAR. sent as
lowe. Address, SIGNoR JOSE DEALVEAR
Box 27ls, New York City.
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THE sTATE'oF OHIO. MONROE coIJN:ry

THE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE CotJNTv
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
Petition to complete aoOnfraet for me sale of
Isaac II. Chandler and John : Jones, adminis,r.-
tors OF the estate of William Jones, deceaseJ
Jacob Hendershot and Betsy Hendershot his wifi,
John Cievinger and Margaret Cevinger his wife
Aaron Norris and Lucy Ann Norris his wifs
William Jones, Lucinda Bethel, George r
Jones, Delilah Jones. Eliza Jane Jones. Jes.:
Jones and Eunce Jones ~ :,
The above named defendants will take no,;c.
that petition will be presented 10 the next Court
OF Common Pleas to be holden in said county. the
prayer of which petition is that said Court maLsi
an order authorizing and empowering the admin!
istraiors OF William Jones, deceased, to comps,..
= written contract entered into by said WiI;sr,.
Jones IN his lifetime with James Barber. bv cor
veyiog in fee to said James Barber the foliow;n.i
described real estae to wit: Being the north ear
quarter. Of the northeast quarter of section rs,
to wnship 3, and range 6, containing 40 acres more
or less, and lying aud being in the county Of Mon
roe and State of Ohio. 7 N -, = '~'''L
tI. III oJEWETT& EATON, sef7
APfii Il, lS49. Ah'ys for Petitioners. u,
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I, FP ROsP FcC.T US
The New; Constitution

We shall isspe during the Simmer, p PAMpHLE1
WEEKLY. l6 pag esq in form for-bindiDg, under tht
title Of THE,NEw Con sTITuT1oN, commencing
abot the LIST of May next, and to contine STA
months. making work Of 400 pages. with tt
TIE PAGE and INDEX at tie close, for reference
for ONE DOLLARS single copy.
For fue dollarsseven copies, and for ten dollar,
| fifteen copies Thus ten dollars will purchase
5000 psges Of close reading matter. 1ff-
| The work will favor what its name purports. q
NEW CONSTITUTION, yet II will admit able
and well written articles all sides of every Dues
tion, aud those who read it may see what is said
by aifpsrties. Il is by this means alone that the
people can arrive at sound and just conclusion.
We therefore invite ell writer's who desire to treat
the subject fairly, as correspondents of THE
NEW &c CONSTITUTION. -
The design Of our work Is; 1st, to enforce liz
necessity Of frequent recurrence to first princi.
ples-2d, to show the Importance of tho funda-
mental law corresponding with the growth of our
state and the "progress" of liberal sentiments
Sd, the security OF natural rights by charter made
and adopted by The people themseves-the expe-
rience of the past developing and directing the
cessties of the future ~, :,
total reform Of OH Judiciary system and the
practice Of our Courts. t
The election Of ALL OFFICERS BY THE
PEOPLE!
No increase OF tue State DeDt, eAcept oy aVote
Of the people themselves
A system OF common schools and Of education,
worthy the age and the state -~--, p,
No legislation, but what the people can reform
or annuI when found Injurious.
These are few Of the principles, hastily thrown
together. which shall receive the attention of
"The New Constitution.
Long have We looked forward to the time v hen
we could perform orr duty in a contest of the
kind now before US, and we enter the lists full Of
courage and full OF hope.
There is progressing, reforming radical spirit
spreading over the civilized world, and let Ohio
not be the last to partake OF the regeneratipg
spirit.
gJ-All Post Masters are authorized to receive
subscription, and act as agents generally. Money
aIwaySin advance.
0G-Friends of The New Constitution every
where are also requested to act as Agents and
Correspondents r.
eJ-Subscriptons should he early forwarded,
hat we may have some data by which We can
alcuIats the proper number OF the work to begin
With s. MEDARY
COLUMBUS, O., March 1849.
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k A MnNrAA
READ AND UNDE,

/
PILLS, will be appreciated
! serves; IT wiz he well Ldnderst
oIeth mas the strongest claimsi
/ u rue mat every individual VIII.
4 the branoreti Pile, oono.do tn. ,.~--ss
medicine they ever ussa.. They are indeed
medicine about which there 10 no mistake. Theii
Value in climate changeabie as ours, cannot bs
sufhcently appreciated A tree perspfration is al
| once restored; thus they cure colds, and eonsump
ton is prevented. Those who have redundancy
| OF bile, hnd them Of the most essential service
and should there be deficiency Of that important
ud the Brandret tn Pills have an equally beneficial
effect. Often has this important medicine saved
valuable lives in those regions where the DREAD.
FULYELLOW FEVER was prevailing. A few
doses taken Immediately upon infection being re.
ceived into the system, will be almost certain to
prevent any material Inconvenience. And at no
stage of this dreadful epidemic is there so proper
medicine as the Brandreth Pills. Let this medicine
be universally used in this disease, AND NO
LOSS OF BLOOD ALLOWED, and few, vel
few would be victims. So it is with other diseas-
es. ASSIST NATURE with this all-important
medicine, to remove morbid humers from the
blood, and do not resort to bleeding and mercury,
and we shall have very GREAT SCARCITY
OF persons afflicted with chronic maladies. The
feathered tribe-the animal kingdom which
we are the lords-are not afflicted with chronic
maladies; neither should we be if it were not for
our pride, which occasions them. FOLLOW
NATURE. Use the medicine which harmonzes
with her, which mildly but surely removes all i'm
Puritss from the blood, which strengthens the fee.
be and reduces those oftoo full habit to healthy
standard Let me again say that every department
of the manufacture OF Brandeth Pills is personally
superintended by ME, and that every box with my
three labels upon it may be relied upon to have
the beneficial effect described, it used according to
Injections accompanying.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Be very careful and 60 to the Agent when you
want Brandreth Pills; then you are sure If the
genuine article, When you purchase Other wise.
inquire whether the person selling them knows the
Pills he offers you are genuine Brandreth Pills. -
Every man knows whether the article he offel yJu
is true or false. Beware of cheats!
To insure the full benefit of these cele,ri ted
Pills. they should be kept in the house, so tina u
The 6rst commencement of sickness, they. nav ,e
At once resorted to. One dose then is bette, ii an
dozen after disease has become established he
'ystem. may.
The BRNADRETH'S PILES are sold f,n 2,
cents per box, at DR., B. Brandreth's Prime ~
Office, 81 Broadway, New York, and by Il
ollowing duly authorized Agents
g;-A fresh supply of the above Pills, just l..
we'd by the folio wing Agents:---
]. R s. j. H. MORRIS, Woodsfed.
VIM. STEEL, Stafford.
joan r. WHARTON, Carlisle.
J. M. ROUND, Summerhed
]. F. BIDENHARN & co. Malaga.
H. ROUND, Sarahsvie, Morgan CO.
WEIGH g. THOMPSON. Beallsville.
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Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA Aug. 1913.

Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA. Aug. ls4s.
This may cettfy that the undersigned is fully
convinced that Signor JOSE D'ALvEAR was the
first discoverer of the Gold deposits of California,
and that this discovery was made by the aid of
Magnetic instrument called the GoLDoMErERs
which have seen successfully applied to the dis
covery of veins of Gold ore, in places where no in
dications Of that substance appeared upon the sur
face Of the EARTH =
T. W. SHERMAN.
Lieut. Sd drt,iiery. u s. .army.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. e,
4 d ms & NJ axw ellis
Great Central Route Clothing Store,
Corner Hon,,,y & Water STREETS,
EELING, VA.

VIII T. Ell LING, VA.
We are now ready with the largest and mos
elegant stock of SPRING s. SUMMER CLOTH
ING, that we have ever manufactured, and hav,
spared 10 pains in selecting our goods from tn,
cheapest market in the United States, so as to b,
able to offer the creates. variety of clothing; anc
with the view Of deserving still more the reputation
we have everywhere acquired; that is, of keeping
the largest stock Of fashionable Clothing, and al
the lowest prices OF any house in the city, where
all men may have the chance Of dessing elegantly
at low price.
We have purchased our entire stock of staple
and domestic goods a very reduced prices, and
can now sell them cheaper than ever. Our stock
of foreign goods is very extensive; more varied
and stylish than have ever before offered to the
pbblic; and consists in part, as follows:
Blsck.AIpacca Sacks,
Dr!b and mode do ~
A great variety of coats from other fabrics, rang
ing & ON IS cts. to $40.
A great variety Of black, brown, blue and green
frock and dress coats, from IS to $l6.
Every description Of sacks. frocks and Polkas
: Pantaloons of every description, from IS cts to
So; consisting in part of the following:
! French, English and German doe.skin,
do - do -------d do fancy -cssy - -
Paris cord, black, brown and doye.coored. a
splendid article for Summer use..
Cottonado-- plain, striped and checked.
Albert fancies-Velvet cords, Mole skins Of eve-
Ty ,ariety OF patterns.
Saltinets Of all qualities and colors.
VESTS.
Plain Satin-1st, I'd, and Sd quality.
Fancy do Of every pattern,
Plain black silks and cords.
do do Milan cloths, new article.
Grey mixtures Of every shade and pattern.
Fancy sipgle milled cashmere, for Spring wear
White MarseilIes, 1st, I'd and Sd qualities. :
ALSO-A great variety oi low-priced vests,
suited for anymarket, all cut in the most fashiona
BILE siye. Price from so cts. to 80 So Every des
scription Of fsncy and plain rich silk and satin
vests. from S2 50 to "a; some very extra patterns
of rich silk and satin vests from 81 to &c. a'l g
We.bave in fact every description of garments
known to the trade, rom the very lowest prices to
the very finest clnthng--which we will sell at the
very lowest Tariff of Profits. - -,
ltisNaow an admitted fact that Clothing must
be addedto the stock Of svery general merchant
tironghoufthe country OF they must see their
neighhors anacustomers going to the nearest city
for their supplyNof clothing ready made. There.
FORE in sell defence. they must keep Clothing, and
it stands them 10 hand to purchase wherethey can
save twenty-five per cent, which we can save
them over The Time Houses, as we sell for cash,
purchase for cash, and manufacture for cash, and
have no debts to add 10 the cost of our goods.
ADAMS g. MAXWELL,
ap2l Corner of Monroe and Water Streets.
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STATE oF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY. b.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss
To Michael Lapp, Henry Lspp, Jacob Lapp
Samuel Wtchtenman and Margaret his wife, Mich.
olas Hubacker and Catharne his wife. Jid
You Sfe hereby notified that George Lapp this
day filed in the Office os the Clerk of the Court o
Common Pleas Of said county. his petition, in
which he claims partition Of the east half of the
northeast quarter Of section 33. township 8. and
range 10 said county; also Of the west hall OF the
northwest quarter Of sscton27. Of the same town.
shp and range; also Of the northeast Of he north.
wsst Of section 49, 10 the same township and range
also OF the southeast quarter Of the soutbwes quar-
ter Dissection 81. in the same township and range.
Said George Lapp claims four.sevenths OF said
land. His said petition will be for hesrhE 1thths
next Term Of said Court. GEORGE LAPP.. =
May l, ls49 By DANIEL CLARE, bis Ati'y
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Survey

nANIEL MORRIS, an old and experienced
IL Surveyor. thankful Tor past favors, will still
attend to the surveying of land. roads, &c under
the direction of the County Surveyor Deeds,
mortgages, and other legal iostruments, drawn at
the, shortest notice. Office in .Woodsfield.
EARM FOR -sALE.-The. .slbscrber offers
for sale l25 acres of, land, in Tyler County,
Va. ,swithin about four miles ot Sistersville, on
Pursley Creek, branch Of Middle Island, aud ly.
ing on the road to Wsynesburgh; about 25 acres
cleared thereon, and good site tor mills, with the
frame Of saw.mill erected thereon. and ordinary
dwelling buildings. Those wishing 10 purchase
Will call on the subscriber on the premises.
: March 10, lS49. LANES. HILL.
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hR. w. T. SINCLAIR-Having returned
II to Woodsield .offers his professional servi-
ces tn the citizens of the town and vicinity.
Office Immediately opposite the Court House.
Dec. 0, l84S.
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4 WILLIAM r. SELBY,
! (Late Selby Agne,n s. Ssosayinges)
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealer,
MONROE STREET. WHEELING.,. !.

t8 MONROE STREET, WHEELING,i
Snow receiving his Spring Stock Of Dry Goods
for jobbing. which being unusually large he is
.prepared to offer more than ordinary inducements,
and respectfully invites the attention Of buyers tn
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WOodsfieId Male and Female
Seminary.

The Summer session of this Institution will com.
mence on the first day of May, under the care of
Rev. D. R. Campbell and Samuel Davenport.
kind butrigid discipline will be exercised, and
regular reports furnished the parents and guar
dians of the pupils exhibiting their standing, pro-
ficiency and conduct. As many departments will
be established and as many teachers employed as
the wants of the school may require.
The price Of instruction will vary from FIVE to ten
dollars, according to the progress of the pupil.
The following text books and authors will be
used:
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This work appears in monthly numbers-7 nuns
bers ready now 9o-A liberal discount to the
| trade. Sent by mail to any Part Of the country.
g.i.ss7 DEWITT& 4 DAVENPORT,

DJ- Papers inserting the above three times in
cluding this notice, and noticing the numbers as
they appear, will have the back numbers sent to
them BY forwarding q copy of their paper to the
publisher, marked. Also receive the numbers as
fast as published. c. sta.
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REFERENCE,

IT rs very deslrabIe that every pupil be presen
at the opening of the session.
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The style of DR.. HEBBE, though written in a
tongue foreign to him, lis always flowing and ami
mated sometimes even eloquent and sublime
" Y. Snn. g.... ...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-13
Court of General SESSIONS.

Before " Recorder and Aldermen Jsmison and Clark
Dtc. 12-.7noNer Pospsr.~ent ef me TSioi If Wn.
EOrtor, for Libe1he District Attorney this morning
called the Of William Norton, indicted for
malicious libel Miss q Cream. The prosecution
we're n1ious 10 proceed with the trial which pre-
viousy ordered Tor today but the counsel for the de-
ford time for the return Of certain commissoDs which
had BEEN issued to take testimony In the State OF
Georgia The District Attorney opposed the spplica
tun to put CT the the accused had not used
due diligence and petition In sending away their In
tsrrogatores After hearing some argument the Court
decided 10 put OF the trial TIL Monday next.
The Drpru Tudicfn enfs-Ths indictments against the
Drurys-fsther and sop-beng among the papers stolen
fro m the District Attorneys office, when IL
sacked Sunday night, the public prosecutor went
before the Grand Jury early on Monday and procured
new indictments against them. They called upon,
this morning TO plead TO these Indictments Counsel
for the accused denied the right Of this court TO call
upon his clients 20 plead the had been removed
10 the Court Of Oyer and Terminer The Court decid-
Ternner this court would exercise jurisdiction In
the matter
s fi,nc, IF SMITH N, Confidence Mans Baii Edward
Smith, Who was convicted ct the commencement Of the
term CT perjury In having falsely sworn that he was
worth S2OOO, IN order to quality himself to become
bail for Samuel Thompson better known a. the Cont
dencs Man, vas called up for sentence. His counsel
moved that the sentence be deferred in order to give
time to pursue the necessry means for procuring an
arrest Of judgment The Recorder said tbst suilce at
time bad already elapsed since the prisoner was con-
,cted The Court we're Of the opinion that sentence
ought TO be pronounced The prisoner then called
TO take the ufus cath In reference TO his ever hav
irg worked At sny mechanical trade. Smith refused
10 take the cath cay pg according TO the District At
torpeys coctrne, II reuld he worthless lie stated
however that he had been educated to the profession
OF surgeon Tbs Court sentenced him TO the stat.
fr at sing Sing, at hard labor tor the term OF ~,
Obiatrtas Mgrsg Under F4ise Pref,nees Joseph o
nssbrtuck indicted fer obtaining some SI20c0 uaiei
fare rretencesi called to defend himself against
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Interesting from Salt Lake.


ENcAMPMENT OF INDIAN TRIBEs-NEw ROUTE TO
cALFoRNIA--MovEMENr OF THE EMIGRANTs,
&c, &c.
From the St. Louis Republican, Dec. a.
Mr.. Thomas Forsyth well known mountain man,
arrived In this city day before yesterday He left the
Salt Lake about the last Of September, and Fort
Bridger. one hundred and ten miles this side, about
the LIST OF crossed over the Plains to the head
waters Of the Arkansas and came In by Bent ort and
the Santa Fe trail.
At stream emptying into the Arkansas below Bents
Fort, he found the Cheyenne, Arapaho and Kowa In
cf the ndsn AGENT B 1 the Big T Timber
. short distance from the Indian epcampmsnt, he met
Maj Fitzpatrick and his party, with Mr.. Ward and
others. Further down the Arkansas, he met Capt.
Vrsin's train on their way to Santa Fe At Cow
Creek he met train for Santa Fe name not recolect
ed, which had lost large portion of their stock.
Throughout the distance. Mr. +. had pleasant wea
Of the engrants, including all the early trains, had
zone forward to California. OF this number
Gen Wilson. es Indian Agent, and bis party.
number Of migrants however, expected to pass the
informs us that the Mormons have discovered q
route occupying only some twenty or thirty
days to cross the desert and Sierra Nevada. on
which there Ia abundance Of wood and water at every
stage and easy Of crossing Parties Of Mormons had
made the whole distance from the Sacramento to the
Salt Lake, with packed mules, in fifteen days Major
party, bad arrived In the Great Basin. IL under
stood that under orders OF the United States
ment be would make survey OF the Lost Lake and the
various streams traversns the Great Basin His mis-
sion was not fsvorably regarded by the settlers.
The Mormons raised fine crops this past season an
abundance Of wheat and other grains potatoes, tur-
nps Sc, more than they could consume; but the In
fux Of emigrants furnishing ready market for all
their surplus at high prices Money plenty In the
Basin and 10 this be added the fact that the Nor
mons have established mint Of their own, at which
large amount Of the California gold dust has been coin.
ed They have issued coin various denominations,
to the amount Of $50 prices.