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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20

METROPoLITAN HALL.-MADAME ALBoNI,
Nl with much pleasure respectfully 10 the
fN''' GRAND OoNCERr,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 81, 852,
WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND
NEW YORK FINE DEPARTMENT.,
Upon which occasion Ma dame Albo will be assisted by
siGNOR SANGIovANNI
SIGNOR ARDITf aud
Full Orchestra snd Grand ChoruA
PR0GkA FANNIE.
g. Daetto fr m itaiiana in Algeri-"si dcesd
prender moglie,' sung by Sig. Sangiovanni
and Sig Revere Notwithstanding. ..Rossni
& CAvatna-" Una vooe poca f. from tho Bar
bere, sung by Madame Alboni. .......... .Rossni
Z. Serenata from Don Pasquale-"Com o gentl,"
g Aria bufa from the Cenorentola-"M iei ram
polli femmnini sung by Sig. Revere. .Rossni
6. Grand vAriatons-"Ah dolce" sung by Madame
Albon, and composed by. .................Rh Rhode
II.
B. Duottino from Conerentols-" I'm soavs'' sung
by Madame Alboni and Sig. Revere. Rossni
y Grand chorus, composed by Vera
10. Terzetto from the BArbiere, sung by Madame
Alboni Sig. Rovere, and Sig Sangiovanni: ..RossRi
Reserved seats. Two Dollars TO be had Of the oio.rs
Of the Fire Department Of the and a.
tho principal Music Tho Seats price Tive
Dollars be secured only NJ the Music Store Of Wn
Hall Son. 239 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20

IN See bis diplcna a. H. r. G. Surgeons Iondon vits
ths ssnassre Of Chr Assloy Cooper Sir A. Carlisle &c.
o
TYR. BARON sPoLAseo, ". D.. A. n 80. Sc.' FRox
nssb wide sp1s.a rESEssn fame SS 5rGad~ay
most and astounding cures in the world W The
Baron At once annihate both and the worst dis
eases, Of fifty years duration.
THE EYE AND EAR-pR IUTENER's INFTRxARY,
0r The sssusye treatment q aissass Of The Bye and
r. Ths hat sai has
eeodented Deafness discharges sud noises In the
restored letters nSs2 ts ySsaJ and e"atsn tss lee
Of 81, 10 receive attention.
Rsfg
a. sssasIy susss
nf saI ss ''s .s
sss witch ss % hsm dse
Here also, every fomsle-the wifethe mothershs cps
s'S
s spa S ~s:
70 which n ho - sex , is subissn
w. IN parrO S.i Nay l. ci iss2
snSy VIE he sss SsI p,rss Isis nsn. m
m t an ysrs Or m9r IN % s great
fnsmen.eysry suooes.ye one more aud more debisssx
sSs Sass e.
sasS. heard yssr o.. ssss:.ass s
niss ana ;sy rsss. %rSI,;s We y earn
sremcdy IL opened pro,pec. 70 me which little CON
oeved possible. But for this another year womb
hrvo passed. my head, In all human prcbs bty mv
wife would have setn IN her grave and my ohidrsn "a
notherlees
h Of course imp.sccable'ts convey more fully ths
serious suoes treated Of they nature st7otly
intend tor the married. those marrass
For sale at 2 Broadway Astor House. &C the pubIisA
ing office, 29 Liberty street New York; Little Co.. AL
barry Joseph Tucker Mobile Alabama; = p: Patterson
will be trantmtod BY mail, free Of postage any psrt 81
clio United StAtor kl letters rus 10 ssAsesea pestps
= Ur a. n. AhOni.<Au, i.xzx. lev ycTh Ysa oQxD
Omos ~ Liberty ssrsst
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BENEFIT OF FIREMEN'S FUND-MADAMEA LBONI.
Tickets for the Concert to DO had Yellowstone
the office Of the the Fire Department for
price ST. To DO had only Of Messrs Hall Son. 2p Broad
way where diagram Of the hall be Committee
James Pryor $50 Front street, n Phillips US Pike slips
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20

CONCERT AT MONTAGUE HALL, BROOKLYN, THIS
evening Monday, Sept 20 to commence at o'clock, by
Mr. Ernest McC arton who will sing his much admired
They walk the waters like things Of e dedicated to
noble ships the Union and the Constitution while fear
essly weaherng lee shore in terrific See Brook
yn Daily Eagle for particulars Of the Concert 0mnibuses
the all from Fulton ferry. BROOKLYN.
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LNRANKLrN MUSEUM, l76 CHATHAM SQUARE,
Il George Les, Proprietor-Ths above establishment q
afternoon at o'clock and in the evening at
the q Classic and Original Of
tts together With variety Of beautiful performances
Tor full particulars bis Of each day
Private 30 Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs BIZ cents; Boxos Is centa Gallery 12L cents.
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MEDICAL.

nE. WARD, AUTHOR OF THE MEDICAL TRIgNDs
~ continues his once practice with his usual very gree
snccose AZ the old established place. Canal street. dS
1cm Broadway, up etsirsnot drug store Hours iron
5s'olcck A. N. 70 ~ o'clock r. ~ Prices moderate.
nR. MORRISON IS CONSULTED AT HIS MEDICAL
~ and Srrresl DispSnsary 2OS Fulton street, favor.
ably known for iry three years 0oe hours, A. " tss
p NJ See bis diploma " R. c. Surgeons Tendon, WITH
ths signature Of Cir Astloy Cooper Sir A. Carlisle &c.
bis olhce
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
ew York Steamship Company's new
1862 tons--lO0 horse power), Robert
,ail from New York, Tor Glasgow, on
%, and ON Saturday, 10Th Noven-
noon. First cabin (sAioon state
lship dol SIS. Second cabin. $50.
Apply TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20

DALACE OF BEAUTY, NO. 50 B0WERY, DIRECTLY
opposite the Bowery Theasre. every night. with
company Of minstrcls composed of ladies' styled tho
"Bloomer Troupe, under the direction Of Mile Louise Je
young ladies' The pictures takon from Of beGs
paintings. Doors open at commence at s. Admission
Private Box. 60o; Orchestra, Hhe; ParGxet 49,; Ca
llry. l2i.c.
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CTEAM BETWEEN !
- The Glasgow and Ne
steamship GLASGOW Il,
Craig, commander, will 8
Wednesday, September !
Der, At IL O'clock ut
rooms) 800, do. do, (mid
Stewards fee included.
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ITALIAN OPERA CHORUS.
TicketsReserved seats, price S. to be had Of W. HAN
Sons Broadway, corner Of Park Place Tickets 70 Al
6cate seat will DO given, At Joios Music Stors -
Broadway.
Doors open at half-past 8; concert to commence at
o'clock.
admissions are suspended except only tho Press
The public cautioned against purchasing tickets in The
street or outside the Hall.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-14
EYeS Kieht nnd llreSS

1 TAKE this opportunity OF saying TO the oiu-
gems OF lhis and she adjoining counties. that
1 am receiving a spieuiid NEN aTOcs Of PAIL
Ann WINTER DRY GOODS, the prcil;csy and
hesi ever bToGgLl 10 tiiis pnrt 81 tlc CJuuty,
WhI' win sch as low as amy who seil Goods
in III Fpar OF the country -clcHp g icash. Ny
uioiJ il 'stlaiek Saies ana Small PrgHis."
Ny Stock consists OF super French Meriu0es,
silks AID Sauns, Cloths, CassimeEes, sftuEeis,
TNeD ts. PcTsima, Dala;us, AlpHycas, C0hursa,
laae Cbeniset,s, ben Frcnch-wark Capes and
t-iilars. Flahnels. and every variety Iu the DRY
Goods hne. Alec. all kinds ol CLOTHING, put
up by ourselves, aud mnde by one OF the beat
Taiiors ia the Western country.
Call and see for yoursehe hes,-nt Snyder M
Cormick's old stand, Cadiz. No humbug at my
tore Tsept24 A. +. MOORE,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-14
NEW EaIRM.

EVNlIE undersigned, having associated them
selves Together in the Merchaatle business,
will in fsllafe cell goods under the pame und style
oi - WOOD & SMITH,
NJ the old stand OF J. P. Wood, on the corner
eost Of the Court House.. s
Having an unusually heavy sack of well se-
lccied and desirable GOODS on ktrtid i and being
drsisoue Of reducing their stock to the4 lowest
point before spring, they will sell at tse
Reduced Prices. ~
u Is sincerely hoped that all the old friends
and customers Of the store will continue to call
and ne many more AS can nuke il theirinteresl,
BRd they are assured that no pains shall be spar-
eti 30 make them comfortable while here, and al
leass ne we'll of when theJ go awny
I janT j. M, SMITH,
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CONsUMPT1ON!
CaARK TowNsHLP, Blows %, ONO,

feDruury SUth, 1901.
JogN D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Western Agent for DIR. Wistars Balsam of Wild
Cherry.-Dear Sir:--Our family are prcdisposed
to that terrible disease Consuluption-my father
and sister having died Of that disease. have
also been predisposed to Consumption, and abou
three wears since was completely prostrated bJ
it, and for weeks my life was disDairtt OF My
physicians and my friends all considered my case
as hopeless, and requested me to prepare for
death, tor a very few days at most would close
my life. To alleviate my puroXisms ofcoughing,
which were intensely torturing, and to assist my
expcctoration, which almost smOtEered me, my
friends bought me one bottle of Mr.. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and commenced giving
me II few drops at a time, as my coughing spells
came on, and from the first expo rieaced relief,
and obtained little uninterrupted sleep, which
refreshed me very much. From this time began
to gain strength and TO improve rapidly; and AZ
ter a lew days was enabled to take the Baisnm
of Wild Cherry regularly and in full doses. My
appetite and my digestion became goo and to
the aston shment sfall that knew me. recover
ed. Itis to Or. Wislars Bulsam of Wild Cherry
and that alone, under the blessing OF Providence,
that owe my recovery. My health is now good
evelY Vestage Of that alarming complaint, Con-
sumption that had iOrSears attacked me like a
horrible incubus, has been eradicated from my
system, and do most earnestly cntrCut : II that
are in the least predisposed To Consumption t.
make Immediate trial Of pr Wstat's Bulsam o.
Wild Cherry, for have full faith in its restoring
them to heDlth. Truly yours,
JOHN BROOKS.
IMPORTANT CAur,oN.-Beware of a base coun'
terfeit Of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, signeC
by one WIN. Spear, who, in order to palm hisvil
imitation upon the public, has obtained fac
smile of our bottle, and copied our label of di
rections vcrbatum, substituting his own name 70
| = n ,.nE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-14
DACUERREoTxP1s !

A q. PARflDGE, Daguerrean Artist, No
IN. 36. Monroe ST., below Market. Wheeling,
Vn., respectfully announces TO the citizens Of
Harrison and adjoining counties, that he is pre-
pared TO take DagHerreotypes in the vERY REsr
Likenesscs taken equally as well in cloudy as
in more pleasant weather. and particular allen-
lion paid to obtaining the most favorable position
for securing n pleasing likeness.
GtoIpcs OF any number OF persons can be n
ken on one plate, and perfect likenesses taken
Of Young children.
| am constantly receiving. AID have alwayeo or
hand, aeomplete slocko( Loekels. Fancy Gases
and Daguerrean Materials. Apparatus. &o.. al
Of whI-h will sell on the most favorable terms.
oct29Iy A. G. PARTRIDGE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-14
MEW CHINA,

Glass RHd &kWeenSWiIEe store
No. 21, MOnRoE STREET; Wheel ING, FIRGtNA.
Z ME subscribers respectfully give notice that
/ they have imported dilect from the mnnuiac-
turers. "a large and complete stock Of the above
ware, together with au itsso rtnlent of Mantle Or
nunlents and Fancy Goods, some OF which are o'
exquisite taste aud beauty. Iron. Stone China,
and Porcelain Breakfast Dinner, Tea and lohet
Ware, ofan entra new pattern, Solar ana Lnfo
Lamps aud Lanterns OF every description brl-
tnnnia Ware Cutlery, etc. We shall III ali times
keep us compefean assortment OF Common ware
on hand, iprsehe city and country trade, as can
be foundslt any other store in the West, and ~
giving our personal attention to re-pat&Ing tn'
same, convince all who may favor us sash tn II
patronage, that they cannot do better ata
cher establishment in the country.
... HOBBS, BARNES 6 Co.
Flint Glass Manufacturers,
ian7-H Wheeling, Va
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YYaOS. q. CeEiDe5'ESO3a
IVHOLESALE AND REF an,

DEALER IN
Cooking Stopes, GrGtes, HolloW ! Vare, etc. E,
No 10. Union STREET, WHEELING, Va,
FTAVING always on hand the choice of the
Il market, at lowest cnsh prices, of Wheeling,
and Pittsburgh make: also manufar-
turer of Copper. fin and Sheet Iron Ware. in
nll their yaTietiss, ct the LOWEST PRICES.
Burke H. Parnes' Improved >t4
S.dL.1Nf.fMDER S.8FES,
ssoi ted sizes Tor sale ms above: being the ONLY
gent for the#-in the city, viii sell at prices
hat cannot fnM Uplease uay7-ly
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G. annExlila House

JOHN LYLE, Proprietor.
FouRTH STREET. THREE nooRs NoRTH OF MARKEr
STEU BENVILLE, OHIO.
TENHlS HOUSE has pleasant and convenient
location. aud is the largest and newest Hotel
inthe city. Strangers who visit Steubcnville will
find at the above house everything necessary Ia
their comfort. 1he stablng Is extensive. and was
built expressly for the accommodation ofDrovefs
and Pedl"rs
Hetnvites his old friends and travellers gener.
ally IN Harrison and the surrounding counties, ID
give him call when they visit Steubenviljc.
APPLY
" EINVERY B0DY-and his Wife, will please
take notice that the place TO get theil
money back is at Snitler and M'Cormack's old
stand. | sell gopds cheaper than the cheapest
If you don't believe it, come and examine Ior
for yourselves. charge nothing for showing my
goods octs Az. MOORE.
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John Parker.

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT
VNTILL promptly atend' 10 COLLECTIONS iH
Wv lhe counties Of Harrison, Belmont. JET
leIs1n, TuscusWas. Monroe, Guernsey and
OHIO county, Va. ~ Is also auihonEe u receive
subscriptions ior The " Democratic SenJiuCl and
Fam.eTn in the counties above named. Resi-
dence Coal street, (NoUhJ Wheeling, Va.
grt.g-ly
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wm. Mine NicoII.

MI Of Saddles. Br
lFk Harness and Trunks, Of all kinds
9aaliiIes, at ths old stand, No. l09. Main
wheeling. Va. Carpet and Saddle Bags. Satc
~, yaiices, comuon aud plniled Cauiage u
(lugEy Harness. Briggs Patent Forest City Co
Wagon and Drny lIurness Of all kinds. alw
on hand sad made to order on liberia term
oc'29-lF
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A Home to Travellers.
SHAVING.

I WOULD respectfully announce to the Citizen
n ofCadi3 that have again taken my old shop
on Market street, directly opposite the Hardware
store, which was recently occupied by I0nrs and
Roper. would respectfully ask the public 10
give me call at " Number Fwo.'' 56 Ig
All wh" have boards to cut or hair to crop,
Just call onmc at my old shop; re
Yes. friends, l'li tell you what 10 dos l
Give me oall at !" Numbcr Two;r
Al noon OF eve, by night or day,
Or any Time thai you ctu stay;
But give ne time, dear sir, to rest
Upon thnt day that God has blessed. ...y
Ny room is neat, nay towels clean.
My scissors sharp, apd rpzors keen,
Aud everything think you'll find, .sf.
To suit the taste and please the mind,
And then / move my hand as true, ifft
rs any barber e'er can do, Is
With rapid touch ri smooth the face, !.
Antdress the hair with equal grace, asH'
And all that art and skill can do, Is
Yout money viii procure tor you.
aat--,r LOT WI LAS.
nYERCOATS- "A cheap lot of Ready Mnde
NB0gercoats. Just received and Cor s,tle by '7
decI7 s, & II. M'FADDEN.
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LIINRIs IENIIE.IN- IL

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERH,
IA Z ILL PRACTICE in Harrison aud the adj
wv joining counties. Collections, the busi-
mess OF Executors and Administrators, Guardians
aud Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement nf
Estatec, aud all other business entrusted TO his
ares will receive ms prOmpIauention. Office in
the old stand, opposite Baueu's Hotel
ncI0Q-lv
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Nch0Ok Book!

bSSH"UG ARVOHR"s
vTNllE subscriber is receiving directly from the
I publishers, the following SCHOOL BOOKS,
which he offers to teachers and others ON the
very BEST terms:
Billions English Grammar;
- Latin do
Greek r do
'' Latin Reader;
g. Caesar;
Greek Reader;
Davies Arithmetic; Rays Arithmetic:
Comstock's Philosophy Watts on the Mind;
Chemistry, Snelies' Philosophy
&" Elocution; Davies Bourbon;
Kirkam's do - Legendra;
English Grammar;
Mitchells Primary Geography, new ed;
f" Geography and Atlas, do
Ancient Geography;
Burritt's Geography Of the Heavens,
Virgil Dclphini; Lovell's Young Speaker;
Horace do Nevin's Biblical Antiquities
Also. Pocket, Family and School BIBLES and
TESTAME'NTS; Miscellaneous, Law, and
Common School Books, of the kinds in genera
use; Cap and Letter Paper; Note Paper; Envel'
opes, various kinds, Blank Books; Steel Pens
Inks; States and Pencils; Memorandums; Copy
Books; Engraved Notes; Music. Drawing uIt
Tissue Paper; Port Folios and Albums, cct., etc
All Of which will be sold cheap for cash, o
approved country produce, .
oct29 JOHN BEALa.
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1seaC and Cheap Store!
T, ,STEwA ART,

eov S" hs to ns S'Sns nsnsa of s1
S. Thomas old stand, the LARGEST and CHEAPEST
stock of DRY GOODS ever brought to Cadiz, all
Of which he will dispose Of at very low rates. for
either Cash or approved Country Produce.
His stock embraces every variety of e Gods usti-
ally kept in a Dry Goods Store; and were select
ell with special care and reference to the wants
of this communicated the present and approach
ing season. Wien you want Goods remember
the "CHEAP CORNER" is the place, and no
mistake. JAMES STEWART,
!, oOtl5-ty at the "Cheap Corner"
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ENs2aa. Tell House,
DY LEWIS SNYDER, n

No. 206, East Side of Market Square,
WHEELING, VA. s3,#.
YHNTTIS HOUSE having recently been re- ftte,I
4 throughout with new furniture, thecitizenssOf
Harrison county will find it n convenient plhcc
to stop ut when coming to market. G8s II f&af
The Stabling is large and conmodious, and il
nearly new.
The best Of fare. good liquors and cheap Bills
Call at theWm. Tell House when you come 10
Wheeling. LEWIS SNYDER.
may7-ly MH #gs#
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aazEazlzzsA ESTATE at private sale, -.
to wit: That well known Tavern stami, in lie
town of Cadiz, Harrisc n county, Ohio, known by
the name of the g sNational Honse,' and ut pres
ent occupied by Thomas M'Cue; situate on the
corner of Sleuhenville and Warren streels, one
square west ofthe Public Buildings. The House
is large and comInodious for Public honse. to-
gether with extensive istahlng, Sheds, &C., and
a good Wagon Yard, all in good repair.
Also,
One square OF Lots, comprising nearly one acre
of ground; separated from the stabling only by
mn alley. Said property is in the immediate vi
cinity Of the terminus of the Arm Of the Steuhen-
willie Indiana Railroad, coming 70 Cadz, and
is expected to be completed in les than two
years from this tint tFl
One out-lot adjoining the town lots Of said town
Of Cadiz. fronting on the Wheeling R0nd, con-
tanning nearly six ucrcs, and ON which there is a
good Conl Bank. Also,
One small Farm Of first-rate lnnd, containing
seventy-six acres, lying in Green township, in
said Harrison county, three miles enst of Cadiz,
and coming within few rods Of the Wellshurg
road. Said land is in high state of cultivation.
Is in good repair, and has on IL n comfortable
dwelling house. and bearing apple orchard Of
grated fruit trees. There are about fifty acres
cleared, and never fniling spring of water in
cvery field. and is within three miles Of the said
Road. Theproperty willatany time be shown
bs he undersigned or Joseph Sharon, Esq. living
| in Cadiz. Terms easy. Good titles made, and
possession given on The FIRST Of Apfi next, ifSale
previous to the time is majo stf
ian2S-2mo S THOMAS @. VINCENT.
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NOTICE.
aac II CaNIlin,
VS..
jacob Heavilin,
Petition or Partition.

uac II CHNIlin,
! Jacob HeaVilin,
! et al ct al.
! 1ACOB HEAVILIN, Daniel Heayilin, Abra-
ham leayiiin, Samuel ID. Heavilin. John J.
lIeavilin, Nancy Ileayilin, Lydia Heayilin.
Absolam Kent and Diana kInt. his wife; james
simmer, and Mary Sinner his wife; Samuel
BJreland and Elizabeth Boreland his vile, Simon
Bricker and khoda BickeT his vile, with Jacob
b. Hravilin, jr., Jalet NJ. Deavilin. Robert e.
lleavilin, Jelusha Heaviin, Levi Atkinson and
Penelope AIkinsOn his witc, being the childIen
and heirs III law OF Stephen w =, lIeayilin, decd,
will Iake notice that Il petition was filed against
tIem on the 18th day Of February, A. d., $50,
M the Court OF Common Pleas, in and tor the
county OF Harrison. in the state of Ohio, and is
now pending, wherein the saId lsaac Heayihn
demands partition OF the following Real Estate,
TO wit: The west half Of section No. %, in town
| ship No. IL. in range No. D, beginning for the
same at the southwest corner of sad section
thence north degs, east 80 and 2-lOt6s perch
es to :, sIoue at the northwest corner; thence
south 80 degs, east, IS perches to stone, on the
north boundary line OF said section; thence south
81 dcgs, eust lo5 and I-l0th perches TO the south
boundary line Of said secuon, where stone
stands; thence north 80 deg, west l27 and l-lOIh
lperches TO the place Of beginning ibeingieig h'y-
two and one-ha acres more or less.
Also, oil !he following tract OF Land. to wit: IhG
Inorth-ta asl or. Of secuun No. 30, in township No
,0,in range No. ), OF he lands sold at SIenben-
vile, with the exception Of the west half of the
last mentioned quarter seouun, which was con-
lveyed off OF sud quarter by Samuel heaVihn
ldec'd, in his lifetime, TO one Edward Jones, BY
deed benring date July thiId, A. d., 1913, and
described therein as follows: beginning Tor The
saue mt IA centre post on the north boundary lint
OF said section; thence east e2 and 2lO perches Il
Ia post; thence south 10 and 5-lOth p erches Il
Inpost; thence west 82aud 10Th percls to Il past
thence north ~ perches to the place OF beginning
Ic0ntainiug sixty. one acres and thirty eight huu
ldrcJtls OF an acre.
Also, of the following tract, to wit: Being .
part of the southwest quarter Of section No. %
in township No. /, in range 5, aud beginning 10
7 the same IN the soplh -eas corner OF said quarter
J lhencp south 694 deg, west perches to a stone
' thence north 26 deg, east %! perches to ston
on the eastern boundary OF said quarter section
thence south by the east boundary line % perche
TO the place of beginning. SO as 10 contain thre
fonds aud six and one-half perchrs, all OF wihc
Idescrihed preHis,s are lying III the rounty of liar
isoH, III said State Of Ohio, and adjoining nm
] Ibeug the same Of which the said Samuel iltaVi
lin late Of said county died seized and possesse
Ini and at the next tenn of said court application
? will be made by the said lsuac Ileavilin for a
or lhaG panition may be nude OF snid prem
\ J. SHARON,
: ..tornry Tor Petitioner.
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MOLIOw WARg.
LIFgs INyUII1NCE

m IVES INsERED BY The Kentwcky Mutual
n x Life insurance Company. at COvingfon, XIV
This C9mpsny bus an aetual capital of Ome
manHgee By men Of she highest integrity and "a,
spoisibiillys Pamphlets furnished. information
given. and aPplicnupns reneived BY
rs B. w. PHILLIPS. Agent.
p r .Besiklegs Kcdroal Examines.
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Z. Y. Brooks.

No. ll2, MAIN ST, WHEELING, VA,
EEPS constantly on hand n lurge stock of
IN CONTEMPORARIES ofhis own manufnc-
tnrc, which he can and will sjyH CHEAPER than
any othel establishment in tlHGity.
Frnite of all kinds always fsfr hand, as alsosa
choice variety OF Cakes suitable tor parties, &c.
lie also manufactures Brooks Celehrnted
gh Candy" the best article now in use, Tor
gh and Colds.
ders from distance are solicited, which
be promptly attended to. oct29-ly