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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05
TIL: Johnston. II.

NO l62, MAIN 81. WHEELING, VA.
NLEGANT rich Brocad Siiks-A few dress
kAes of lich and elegant Brouade Silks. the
finest in Wheeling, ut JOHNSTON'S.
LNVENiNG PARTlES-A beautiful assort.
- ment OF Dress Goods for evening parties
some very rich, Call and see them ut
J~OlINSTON'S
DAlNTED Cashmercs-the latest Paris styles
L. -hav'nt been the United States two weeks,
ana can be had at JOHNSTON's.
SEAI. Irish Poplins-A lot Of those very rich
II y ana desirable styles Of goods have just been
received by I'll: JOHNSTON, Jr.
NAPES. Berthas, Sleeves &c A beautiful
~ lot ofCapes. Bertl,as. Sleeves. Chimisetts,
ColIarr, and Cuffs. some vely rich and expen-
sive. Call ut JOHNSTON'S.
NRENCH MERiNOS-Blue, Green, Purple,
Il White. Back md mode colored French Me-
rihos--lhc cheapest in Wheeling. Call at No.
lh2, Main st. TIL: JOHNSTON. Jr.
NTOUsLINE De Lnines--Of all colors and
I'VE shades, from White to Black. in prices
from one levy to ten. TIL: JOHNSTON. Jr.
sssSSt UMfiE Ter fingers in the lap of Autumn."-
~ Brown Lawns, Worsted Bnreges, in colors
just got them. Call at JOHNSTON'S.
" ME Ribbon Store has received its first lot of
i Plnid, Plum and Watered Ribbons. for Fall
and Winter. The Fall style OF Ronnets has
ALEC been received by TH:JOHNsTON, Jr.
~" asst though not least Elegant yard
|, - wide silk Velvet Tor Dresses and Mantil-
las, wide silk Fringes, linen cambria Handker-
chiefs. and many other desirable goods. Buyers
will please call Mt TIL: JOHNSTON,S. Jr.
oct29 st No. l62, Main st., Wheeling,
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DAGUERREoTYPEs

A PARTRIDGE, Daguerrean Artist, No.
"a 36, Monroe st., below Market, Wheeling.
Vac respectfully announces to the citizens OF
Harrison ami adjoining counties, that he is pre-
p"red to take D"gaerrcotypes in the VERY BEST
STYLES. and with all the latest impro senents.
Likenesscs taken equally as well in cloudy MS
in more pleasant weather, and particular atten-
ton paid to obtaining the most favorable position
fur securing n pleasing likeness.
Gr"upcs Of amy rumber OF persons can be tn.
Ken on one plate, and perfect likenesses nken
OF young children.
am constantly receiving, ahd have always on
hand. n complete stock Of l.ockets, Fancy Gases,
AMI daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &c, all
of wh1-h | will sell OIL the most favorable terms.
oct29 ly A. G. PARTRIDGE.
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Sherif''s Sale.

AlmoA Dnnning
VS.. Petition for Partition.
Mansfield Dunning.}
I'D vjrtne of AN order of sale, issued out OF
, the Court of Common Pleas of Harrison
County, Ohio, and to me directed, | will offe'
for sale in front of the Court House, in the town
of Cadiz, in said county, on Saturday, the 22d day
Of WoUember neat, between the l'ours of 10 O'clock,
A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock, ?. NJ, OF said day, the fol
lowing described REAL ESTATE. to wit:
Part OF Section No. 3O,,in Township ten (l0)
Range four, a. beginning ut the southwest cor
ner Of said Section; thence north 1891 p~erches;
hence east l6l ~perches; thence south -l2 to n
one; thence east So IA to II stone; thence south
So perches to the south side Of said section; and
ence west with the section line 22O-74 perches
the place of beginning, containing 233 acres,
ortds md 3G perches, more or less.
oct99.ts ID. HILBERT, Sheriff.
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Pittsburgh Market---Nov. 3.

Sales of Flour from wharf $3,Oo@3,1 lie
from store by the dray load at $3, 20@3,25
for common; $3,25@3,33 for extra.
Cream Cheese is selling at 6@64; extra
cream is selling at 64@7c.
Coffee is selling at 94@94; Sugar ego
OF in hhds; Molasses 364@374.
Sales of Dried Peaches at 81,
Dried Apples 75c@$1.
No. 8 Mackerel $9,O0@9, so.
Sales of Feathers at 33@36c.
Wheat is selling at 60@65 % bush Rye
40@45c; Corn 34@37; Oats 28@3lc.
Bacon.-Hams 9@1Oc; Shoulders $685.
Sides 9@10; Sugar Cured Hams lo4@1ot.
Wool-common and quarter 80 to 80,
half 81 to IS; three quarters SO to 81, full
SO to 40, extra 40 to 43.
seeds-Timothy $50. Flax l,2o@1,25
Clover 100
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fancy
Carriage, Wagon and Buggy Man
~ufaetorY.

A AR0N FORMAN, thankful for the liberal
N patronage heretofore extended TO him. would
announce to the citizens Of Harrison, and the I'D
Joining counties, that he is now better prepared
than ever To manufacture to order
FAMILY CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES. BUG
GIES, GIGS, SULKIES, AND WAGONS
of all kinds and sizes, which he feels confident
cannot be excalled by any other shop in the
country.
Having a stock Of material that is really IN
surpassed, and having a full knowledge Of the
business in all its branches, he respectfully asks
those who may want anything in the above line
to give him II call.
His shop is in the rear OF Mr.. Slemmons' Black
Smith Shop, and near.y opposite the Cadiz Hotel
where ne NAV ut all times he found octS-tC
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CADIZ BUSINESS.
Ladies and Cent?
WALK IN!
EXTELCH & PHILLIPS huve lust received
w a splendid supply of
NEW GOODSl

suitable for the coming season, among which may
be found the most popular makes of
FRENCH CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
of a superior quality.
Rich new styles of silk Lustres and Alpacas.
Elegant ana novel styles OF American and En-
gIish Prints, from 3 cents upwards.
Nous de Lanes in great variety.
Blea. and bro. Muslins, cheaper than ever.
White and colored Canton Flannels.
Cloak and Cont Linings.
Black Gro dc Rhine, Turk Satin,
Table Cloths, Towelling,
Table Covers, Silk Hd'k6.
diapers. CraVats, -
Iickings, Suspenders,
Gloves, Hosiery.
Over-Coats, Vests. etc.
Also, DRESS TRIMMINGS ofall kinds. col
Tors and descriptions. Together with drst-rate
assortment of
BAY STATE LONG SHAWLS.
All OF which ne are offering ut plices which will
asionish the world. Call and see us ut our old
stand. opposite the Public Buildings, where We
will take great pleasure in showing you through
our stock. WEIGH & PHILLIPS
octl5
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CADIZ HIGH SCHOOL,.

TVyHE Winter Session of the Female Depart
ntent of this Institution will commence on
MONDAY, The Tcenty-serenM Day Of October,
next, under the charge Of Mss E. +. THOMPSON.
Instruction will be given in all the branches
usually taught in the highest grade of Female
Institutions in the country
The terms for Tuition will be from three to
six dollars per quarter, depending on the branches
taught.
MISS rHoMPsoN 6atters herself that she will he
able, from her experience in teaching, and by her
assiduous and constant attention. TO give entire
satisfaction to all those who may entrust the men
tai and moral culture of their duugnters to her
care.
Those residing il the country, who ARE desi-
rous TO avail themselves of her instruction, can
obtain boarding. on moderate terms, in respect
able private families in town.
COURSE OF STUDIES.
Reading, OrIhography, Penmanship, Elements
of Arithmetic, History of the United States, Ge-
ography and Defining, $500
English Grammar, The Rudiments of Botany
and Philosophy, the Histories Of England and
France, Biblical Antiquities, and Watts OH tbs
Mind. $500
Natural Philosophy. Physiology, Political
Economy, Botany Chemistry Ancient and Mod
ern History, Ancient Geography, Sell knowledge
and Philosophy Of Natural History, : = $500
Algebra, Geometry, Geology, Astronomy Log
ic, Rhetoric, Mental and Moral Philosophy. Ele.
ments Of Criticism and Buffers Analogy, $500
In connection with the above branches lessons
in tie Bible and Composition by all the Glasses,
L. F. THOMPSON, Principal.
The undersigned, who were lately present at
the examination Of the pupils OF Miss THoMPsoN's
School. at the close other Summer Session, Take
pleasure in say ing thatit was such, in their opin-
ion, as to reflect much credit, both upon the Prin-
ciral and her pupils.
The exa Examination, in all the classes, was ex.
ceedingly thorough, and gave evidence, as we'll
by the industry and 'apil advancement of the
scholars, as by the fidelity and ability with
which Miss THoapsoN mad discharged her duty
us Il teacher. G. DEWEY,
D. r. LYONS.
Cadiz, Sept. 29th, 1851. oct8-tf
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Kells & Caldwell.

Successors to James PAUL a. Co.,)
IMPORTERS nnd Wholesale dealers in Drugs.
u Chemicals. Paints ind Oils. Naval Stores and
tfiassware; nlso manufaoturers OF Coach, Copal.
Japnn and Leather Varnishcs. Alchohol Spts.
Of Nitrr, aud SuIp. Ether. etc, etc. No. i7s,
Market street. Wheeling. Va. They have on
hand the Iargest and most complete assortment
ot all articles in their lii C, ever brought to this
market. oc,2g.Iv
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w. S. Wickham.

AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
a ND Dealer in American, English, Ere oh.
N and German Goods. Clocks. Watches and
~Jewclry, etc. All kinds OF MERCK andize, Real
Estate, Household Furniture sold on The most
reasonable terms. Persons wishing any descrip-
lion o. Goods sold would do well to call.
Auction every Tuesday and Friday evenings,
and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
Oct29-lv w. S. WICKHAM.
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WHEELING BUSINESS
John Parker.

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT.
kAItbL promptly attend 10 COLLECTIONS in
the counties OF Harrison, Belmont. JET
ierHon, Tusoamwas. Monroe. Gaernsey.-and
OHIO county, Va. He is also anthonIe 70 receive
subscriptions for the " Democratic Sentinel and
tarmern in the eunnlies above named. Resi-
denee Coal street, (Norlh) Wheeling. Va.
oeI29-ly
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BIZ ZEE LAST NAILS.

Ez-The first State Agricultural Far Of
Pennsylvania commenced at HArrisburgh on
the 3Oth ult. The attendance was very
large.
ErThere were several extensive bur
glaries committed in Buffalo on the night Of
the s8th ult.
EsrThs splendid mansion of Hon. Slas
Burroughs, at Medina, N. Y, was destroyed
by FIRE on the 9th ult.
4 RE-The steamer Brother JohnAthan from
Chagres arrived at New York on the aSth
ult. She brought l25 passengers. but no
news.
H-The steamer Marion from Charleston
arrived at New York, on the s8th ult., with
$4,000 o in specie.
H-A very destructive fire occurred in
Baltimore on the 28th ult., destroying prop
erty to the amount of $4,000.
Ex-senator Bright, of Indiana, is slowly
recovering from a recent attack Of paralysis.
ETHorace l.. Brooks was convicted
of murder in the second degree, at
Cleveland on the 30th ult., for causing the
death of an engineer on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh rail road, by putting a stake on
the track and throwing off the engine.
RrEvery thing was quiet OF Havana
on the Goth ult.
@Ths Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company advertises for = loan of $50, 600,
for which coupons will be issued, bearing 6
per cent. interest.
SrHon. Walter Forward, Ex charge de
affairs to Denmark, arrived at New York a
few days since.
Eg-There was a heavy gale off Long
Point, on the Canada side, on the 25th ult,
Several vessels were wrecked.
EE-The steamer Summit COLLAPSED a fin.
a few days since, near the mouth of SaIt riv-
er' some twenty miles below Louisville.
Two persons were scalded.
An accident occurred on the Nav
York and Nav Haven Rail Road, on the q5tb
UT Two persons were killed, and several
wounded.
4-u-n
E4'-Georse Ransom, a painter, commit
TED suicide at Louisville, on the Goth ult,, bv
Jumping INTO the river from the steamer Co.
iumbla' Cause, manis = potu.
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Fer she Cure Of

~ -
AMONG the numerous discoveries Scieace has
made in this gen Grafton TO facilitate the baaiusss
OF life-increass its enjoyment, and esel prolong
the term ol human existence. none can hr Rtmsett
of more renl value t. mankind. than this eunlgi.
button of Chemistry to the ~Ilenling sa. A saa
trial of its virtues throughout this bro Vi c ,unsryt
has prot en- beyond IL doubt. TINT no medicine III
combination of medicines yet known, c,ln 80 sass-
y control and cure the numerous varieties Of enl
lmonary disease, which have hitherto swept from
our midst thousands ami thousands every ear.
indeed, there is now ahAndall reason 10 believe
II Remedy has at length been found ahich caa
be relied on TO cure the most dangerous affections
of the Lungs. Our space here will not permit IL
TO publish any proportion ofthe cures y ffeciadb BY
its use, but we would pteseht the following 0pih-
ions Of eminent men, aud refer luriheF inquiry ii
the circular which The Agent below numed, viii
always be pleased to furnish free. wherein are full
particulars, and indispatabIe proof Of itiese ftcts:
FROM THE PRESIDENT or AMHERST
COLLEGE, THE CELEBRATED
PROFESSOR HITtHlaBCk
fla mes e.. Ayer-Sir: lhaye used your mgR-
RY PICTORIAL in my own case Of deep seated Brusl-
chitis, and am satisfied from its Chemical cusfsti-
tuition, that 1t is IN admirable compound Tor tie
relief Of larry ngiai and bronchial difficulties. III
NY opinion as to its superior character eau he az
any service, you are at liberty 10 use il rs Won mas
think proper. Ed. HITCHCOCK. n. Il. b.
From The widely celebrated
PROFESSOR SIt.LlHAN. NJ. d.. II III. n..8
PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, MiSER-
oLOGY, &C. YALE G0LLEGE, A
MEMBER OF THE LIT, HfsIa.,
MED, PHIL, AND. SClEN- Biz
TiFIC SOCIETIES or
AMERICA AND Ella
N n aP e. I'LL VI
II deem the CaERAY RRcgnR&4 mn aaIniFahIn
composition tToasssRaq1 she AassH ~sYticies in the
Nnteria Medica.aRA u vsFs4 effective remedy III
tho class of disease II 10 ittgnzied 90 cslre.at
J, New Haven. O., Noss 1ssia&as
MAIoR pArTisos. PTesideM Nc dies q .assnHJe.
states that he Aas nsed the CHgRRy. PgcrnRA1.Mish
wonderful saeeess, to cure nm intlausngn ton III The
lungs. gsA@sss
FROM ONE OF Tile FgHgT PHYSICIANS
4 Nv MAINE
SAtos hie. Aprinan fatss
DR. >. e. AyeF, E!oNe1I-Dsar Sir = alHs NEW
constantly using your GEgRRf Pke@aaA1s iii NV
~psacsse. and prefer Il ID INV oiilsr s~afslicinr IL
,Pslnoaary complaints. FrOsa observation III mi
ny severe cases, | am convinced ihst II sHsl eaHss
Coughs, C0lss. aud diRa#pss Df tAs E.nnEs t.lHf
have put 10 defiance MI other remedies
j inynriably rpcominand ~ use III cHaea 81 Con-
sumption, and consider Il Waa IN the hesl venladR
|knowia for shasahssuae. Rrapeattnfls ynass.
Il SNCusaMANs AZ ii
IA AEEs u. AVER.
Practical Ghesnist. Lowell. MAAa.
AGEN4s --M'Bean ~ Ennx. CasIizs w. WIN
llama. UbfiGhsy M Il. s. ieaing. saeHhesEs
Innsl hy Druggists gsasEa51 though u H. -
sMYEM tMHWH x#HA #HF& H#E
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r. T. Brooks,

No. ll2, MAIN ST, WHEELING, VA,
HEEPS constantly on hand a large stock Of
N CONTEMPORARIES ofhIs own manufnc-
tnre, which he can and will sell CHEAPER than
any Other establishment in the city.
Fruits Of all kinds always on hand, us also n
choice variety Of Cakes suitable Tor parties, &c.
He also manufactures Brooks Celebnted
Cough Candy,'' the best article now in use, for
Coughs and Colds.
Orders from a distance are solicited, which
will be promptly attended to. oct29-Iy
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7. q E. Reid.

VNTHOLESALE and retail WINE and IL
wv QUOR DEALERS. east side Of Main ST.,
ABOVE the Stone Bridge, Wheeling. Va. Keeps
constantly on hand n lnrge assortment OF For
eign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and Cordials,
which will be sold on the most accommodating
terms. A constant supply Of Irish and Monons
gahela Whisky constantly on hand. oct29-lys
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MAkRtED.--On W edncsday morning the d II
wi by Rrv.J. NJ. Bray Mr.. GroRor a GIyrn
10 ml.s ELIZA LAvELy, all Of Harrison county.
ny the same, on Thursday morning, the SDtb
W., IN The N /. Church, in Dsersvillt, Mr.. john
Lio"1hO OF ondiz, TO Miss ELIZABETH c. EpNKY,
u"nghser o. NC. J. Edney, OF beers vile, NIL of
Harrison County.
On Thursday the Both ult., by the Rev. John
Burns, Mr.. JOSEPH WATERMAN. 10 Miss Germ.
h'NE DIcKEY, both Of Jefferson County.
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VIM. Ming Nicoll.-

Nv ANUFACFURER OF Saddles. Brides,
1vI Harness and Trunks, of all kinds and
Qualities, at the old stand. No. 1903, Min street,
wheeling, Va. Carpet and Saddle Bags. Satch-
els, Valices, common and plated Carriage and
Buggy Harness, Briggs Patent Forest City Collar,
wagon and Dray Harness OF all kinds, always
on hand and made to order on liberal terms.
oct2g-Iv EIEsE" N8 sGIE5E
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w. D. Motto.

DEALER IN ALL KIN DIS OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
MO l76, Market street, Wheeling. Virginia.
" Merchants in Harrison and the adjoining
counties would do well 10 call and examine his
stock before going En- st to purchase. oct2g-Iy
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Legal Notice.

COMMON PLEAS, HARRISON CO.. SIS:
John Bethel, Ex'r. of
William Crawford, decd.
/, VS., In chancery'
James Crawford, William
Crawford, ct al
n ME said William Crawford and james Craw'
ford will take notice that The SAID John Be-
thel, as the Executor OF WI Z. Crawfor |, late oil
Harrison County. Ohio. deed. on the 29th day o.
August, A. d., 1851, filed IN the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. OF Harrison County, Ohio, his petit
ton in Chancery against them and others, the
object and prayer is to have set off to J ane Craw-
ford, the widow of said Testator, the share o fcer-
tain Real Estate, in said County, hequeathed TO
her in the will Of said VIM. Crawford, deed, and
that unless they appeal within sixty days after
the next tern Of said Court, and plead answer or
demur to SAID petition, the salne will be taken as
confessed and tue, and n decree rendered ac-
cordinsly JEwETT & LEwToN,
octI-6t Solicitors for Petitioner.
Z UMBRELLAS Manufactured especially for
- rainy weather, for sale ut
OCt22 WOODS.
aDOMB4ZiNE.-On piece Of the finest quail
ID ity ofsilk Bombazine, equal in all respects
to anything ever offered in this market. There
is no charge Tor showing goods at
oct29 WOODS.
wv oct32 WOODS.
KNIVES and Forks, spoons, WaiIels, Hing
octas WOODS.
DLAlN and plaid Beverleens, wuter proof. at
oct22 " WOODS.
NOESKlNS, Casslmeres, French, English,
Belgium and American Cloths, colors war
ranted or no sale ut WOODS
oct22 Cheap c. rner.
GArTiNEF1 5, cheaper than ever, Tor sale by
= oct22 J. P. WOOD.
4 HANTON FLANNELS, Diapers, Fable Clio tn,
wool Flannels Of MI colnrs, Tweeds, kersey
Over-coats and Under-coating, for sale ut
oct22 WOODS.
SOMMON and Veuitian Carpet Bags, velvet
Z Satcheis, Brussels Satchals. Tor sale ut
oct22 j. P. WOODS Cheap Corner.
Dominic Havenar's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~istrntrix on the estate Of Dominic Havenar, late
OF the county Of fla %rrison, deceused,
ELIZABETH HAVENAR,
Cadiz, Oct. 20, Isl. Administrators.
oct22-3t
Sarah Hairless Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
l. Y htb Deen hpP0tnteu anu quailleu rs AuIalh~
istIator on the estate Of Sarah Hairless, late oil
Harrison county, deceased.
Oct. 20, '5i. JOHN HAsTAND.
oct22-3t Administrator.
' ME ~prettiest and cheapest stock Of Men and
Z Boys Caps in town, just received by
oct8 A. F. MOORE.
TUST received a second supply of Fall pld
- Winter Goods. Call and see them. s
Oct8 A. F. MOORE.
~ TRIMMING goods for sale at
oct22 WOODS Corner.
WILSON SHANNON. JOSEPH SHARON.
N G SHARON.
Attorneys and Councillors at Law
AND soLIcIroRs IN cHANcERY,
CADIZ. 0HIO.
AvlNG formed a partnership in the practice
- Of their profession, will promptly attend %
all business entrusted. to their care. Ufice oppo-
site john Bcalfs Drug Store. octi5-fy
CASHMERES. N erinos, Aipacas, etc., cheap
~ md good. for ga by (
oct22 ]. P. WOOD.
DRTNTS.-ll5 pieces Prints from 4 TO I2a cts
per ynrd. colors warranted. For mile by
octs2 ID WOOD.
GHAWLSY--Long Shawls, square Sim wis 8
- shawla, liEla ShAwls, and 81 avis Of MI cor
ssts3 ], 7. WOOD
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John Knote.

SADDLE MANUFACTURERS. and dealer in
- Imported and Domestic Sn6dlers' Hardware.
Harness Trimmings. Tacks, Webs, Hos, Sheep
md Morocco Skins Patent and Euameled Len
ther, Hames, Saddle-trees, etc., at the old stnnd,
No. 1853, Main ST., Wheeling Va. Oct29 -iy
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Baltimore Market---Nov. 8.

Flour-selling at 3,81@3,87
Bacon-shoulders, 81 sides 9@1o4, hams
II. ,
Mess Pork-16,87. Mess Beef, $50.
Wool--common 16@19.
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James II. McMaohen-

INHALER in all the most popular Novels and
~ Magazines OF the day. Letter and New.
Paper, Stationary and Varieties, Mt No. 3. Main
street. Wheeling, Va. oct29 Nv
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CONSUMPTION!
CLARK TowNsH,F, BRowN TO-. Ohio. }
LNnLEnn... lNah IpSl

~
February goth, 1881.
JorN d. PARK. Cincinnati, Ohio Grnefnl
Western Agent for DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry-Dear Sir :--Our family ate predis2osett
to that terrible diseaSe Conshmption-my fatheF
and sister having died of That sdisease. l hate
also heen predisposetl TO Consumption. and abosit
three yenrs since | was completely prostrated by
it, and for weeks my lie was disnairtd OF My
physicians and my friends all considered my case
as hopeless, and requested Iue 10 prepare fur
death, Tor "a very few days at most would close
my life. To alleviate my pnroxisms ofcoughings
which were intensely torturing. and to assist my
cxpectoration, which almost smotkered me, my
friends bought me one bottle of MIR. WistaFss
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and commenced giving
me Il few dropa ut II Time, as my coughing spells
came on, and from the first / expt rieaced relief,
and obtained Il little uninterrupted sleep, which
refreshed me very much. FROM this time ! began
to gain strength and 10 improve rapidly; nnd af'
ter II lew days | was ennbled TO take the Balsitm
of Wild Cherry regularly aud in full dosee. My
appetite and my digestion became goo md tl
the aston shluent otall that knew inc. | recover
ed. II is to DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
and that alone, unde the hlesping OF Providence,
that owe my recovery My health is now good !:
every vcstage Of thar ulur,niHg complaint. Con-
sumption, that had loryears attacked me like u
horrible incubus, has been eridicatcd from my
system. and | Ito most e%nrnestIy entrcnt I'll hat
Hlt ~ tiC bftthh liGhhFiHtRENNhh t'bf'FHtihIl AOI w
make immediate trial OF IN. Wistai,s Birlsnm OF
Wild Cherry. Tor | have full faith in its restoring
them to he"hh. Truly yours,
JOHN BROOKS.
IMPORTANT CAuTtoN.-BewaFe of n base caln-
terGeit oil Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry signed
by one WIN. Spear, who, in order 10 palm his vile
imitation upon the public, llas obttined n iae
smile of our hottle. and copied our label nfdi-
rcc,ions verbatum, substituting his ern name ioe
that Of Henry Wistar, NJ. D., which is found on
the genuine. ~
Remember the outside label or wrapper af the
genuine Balsam is u finely executed steel engrl-
wing. benring the name OF Henry Wietnr. Nd
and Sanford and Park-Roae other can be sseim-
inc. Skillnl and scientific physicians nav pre-
scribe this medicine in tneir practice. 4
Price 81 per botile-six notifies for S.. Sold
h. J. D. PARK. Cincinup,i. Ohio.
North. en- st corner Of Fourth and Walnut street
- entrance on Walnut street, TO whom all orders
must he addressed. Also, by Il
John Beall, and M'Benn& Knox, Gadis; fIngg
& Pa,rsh, Mooreicld John Hogy. Mt. Pleasant;
J. Crumbacher & Son, Wheeling; T. $, Hening.
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