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MONROE COUNTY. SS.
TOHN JACOB DEN.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. SS
Cathsrine Doueie, I IOHN JACOB DEN
Christian Dmigie, q MS is hereby notified
Jacob Dougle, and that Oh the 49, day of Feb
Juhn DougIe, rnsry. 1852 Catliaine Dou-
@ VI: gle. Christian DougIe, ia.
John Jacob Dennis cob Dougle aud John Doi.
gle. resident. Of Momoe county. Ohio, flied IN the
court of common pleas M<Mnnroe county and
State oi Ohio. a bin in cliancery against the said
john Jacob Dennis, he object and prayer oi
which bill is to correct mistake made il, the pur.
chase of the south west quarter of the pofth a-t
quarter of .ecton six. ~ township two. Of range
four, in s,id county. and Er a decree to quiet
their title Ia said premises. Aud the said john ia.
cob Deaoi- il further notified that unless he up.
pear. and pleads. a,'swer. or defna,s To said bill
iihin sixty days after the rsiug Of the n.x' term
III said court. the said Caihsrne Dongle, Christian
LUigie, JAr0t D.ugle and John Donele, at the
next term after the expiration of said sixty days.
will applyto said court 10 take the matters nf the
bill rs conlessed and decree thereon accordingly
s..try, g,Iy, N. H0LLISTER. Atty,
Feb. 3S. 1863. for Complainsnts !
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GyTo undertake 10 reason a girl out
Of love, is as absurd as would be the al
tempt to extingush Vesuvius with two
ounce syringe. The only thug that will
hreak . love Gt, is hard work and ..biled
pork" Good advice and Incidence make
igihds .'yuss.'
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r"Mr. Dobson, you said you though,
the defendant was slightly inebriated;
what made you think sol'
because he presisted in wearing the
knot ot his neck-tye under his loft ear,
! and would have il that the brick house on
the corner was trying 10 jump OH his hal" "
X. The court allowed that Simpson had
partakeD oil stinulants.
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New China, Glass and Queenswarc
$ i o Il f., @
No. 20, MONROE ST. WHEELING. VA.
TUyHE Sub.cribers respectfully give nnfice that
they have just open.da Splendid Stock Of
the above WARE, together with an assortment of
Mantle Ornaments and Fancy Goods,
some of which are New PATTERN. n"a of exquisite
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Iron Stone China and Porcelain Breakfast. Din.
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Together with complete stock of Common Ware
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us with their patronage. that they cannot do bet
ter at any other establishment, il the country
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where. HOBBS BARNES g. CO.,
Flint Glass Manufacturers.
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.CineinnatI IIydropnthie or Z

b Water cure ESGaD11SQm6nG,
patsats. it's located aboat Ave miles from the city
on The Carthage pike but few rods from the Hamil
The me distSnce from the Miami Canal the 'front.' rem
iteasy OF access those desrous o. enjoying the
To the lover OF nature few parts of the country can
nsh pleasing variety OF than tsell
Cure There nature and art combine rendering the view
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of the artist glance The neatness and elegance OF
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incIcment weather. The Red Rooms are well ventilated
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viii have an opportunity nrrestoTiGg their
strength by es9G S SI sPI9ss asr which mich 5
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Teiehborhood remarkable for heathlness purity OF
air, variety of scenery Athngs combined, we can
not think OF more desirable place. ior those seeking
PEIsE having much experience in treatment
5. S5 o pns w &c spared or tho 70
hose commtttedto to his care. Mrs. PEAsE, who has, 70
seveI wears devoted attention. TO the treatment
diseases pccar to her and being every way qualified
for so Important station will take special charge q the
Ienae department. PEoaysus Uten with its train OF
ailments that OF female beauty, health and happiness,
whchis prosransthc energies and destroying tho use.
ness large portion OF the fair sex, viii be treatedin in
this institution successfully Independent OF pessares or
supporters of any kind. To this SUBJECT we would invite
the attention Oladies in all cases we shall expect TO
perform perfect cure, - 5.7.s 4 -,
Persons visiting the Cure by the way OF the Cincinnat
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad viii stop at the Carth3ge
station Patients requested to bring two comfofa-
bles two blankets, two coarse sheets sxtOWeis, and
quantity OF old linen, suitable for 6andages %
TERGs-Theterms for Board, Medical Services and al
ordinSry attenaIee wIbe ten dollars per week. ayabe
vssE, will snbjecf tho patient TO
extra chargo soma aed9cti9n will hs made g those who
tioS Tsnsient bersons viii be charged two dollars per
day. 80, I'm y. = ~, -, =, "a ,o. ;, an a.. H.,
examination,l xt5 Il ia.,S.s .ttss tsI Il. ttl ssi
FoE F ~ D. A! PRASE, n. D.. 1850. G
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QUINCY FOUNDRY


aFf - zsii iWHRELISGs VA .i III ..la
THE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and com-
peted their extensive establishment, prepared to
furnish public with every variety OF work In their line
Splendid plain and fancy arches including tenders, snn
mer fronts, fire iron stands, &c ovens, common roun
and straight barred Crates, ..si ,t.t.i ,rss.-l
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Includi ing The newest and improved and wool
stoves. Frankiin balloon, cannon, ten plate keel boat,
bachelor chamber and paTlOE stoves, 90 to $780,
HoOwyare in ali it's branches. Sugar kettles OT, yar
Sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. ~ .i"'tJH J. EtlL'a 81 ..tti af
Mill gearing boat and saw mill castings. Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns our long
rerfenee this line Of business and the liberal patronage
hitherto Teceve warrant to expect continuation
custom in this part OF business Wind mill hay SCALE
corn shelter, truck wheel, and small wagon castings
PLoUGHs, ,ANDPLoUGH CASTINGS. =
We are prepared furnish the patent lever, patent hill
cured al this time the eSeuEive right TO manufacture OF
SiSTSS PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
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Iron rails fencing for cemeteries. houses. gardens
verandas &c. porIers improved graduating twyere
ro-e secured the patent right for several coun
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sersIers porch feet vault celleTs, window and
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n5ersnns Wishing 10 purchase in Ine wholesale
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country win be carefully to and puncuas filled
Scrap iron purchased ~ fTkft aITSs RTiTes & RocRKs
SuS-1.,s nm ~ 1
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americans, PntrSnizc Xour own Manu-.
rt. faeturcs. aHa .sl. .
Wheeling Silk Factory.

stanL articles the various fabrics in at
GILL'S SILK FACTORYi Main Street, Centre Wheel
The curious In invited to call and
the process Of manufacturing, and those wishing to ruT
chase Silks, wholesale or retail can be supplied on reason
NJ Adams, j. S. Forbs, A. o. FaiTchd's Marsh & Fay
ior's o. w. Heislls Wheeling, Va, and at James
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Our Fabrics are warrented all Silk and have taken
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at the American Institute New York. Franklin Institute,
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manufacturing and stock is now large and seasonabe
many Varetiesvevets satns yesngs, dress
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silk tNiled and plain Also, Shirts drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen ,Ftl-- -- LIS r.
Please call and patronze this important branch OF Amer
lean manufacture OrcTF forevery variety osilkSpTompt
ly executed. ilIl -E.ft4- .aaai 4tIE
Merchputable c9eoons and Reeled silk bought.
-.F.- .f..... JOHN W. GILL.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES.

Chemicals,sPer &C., &c.
n. CRUITBACEkEER would announce to his
hicEds and the public generally, that having purChas
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will continue the the old stand No 49, Main ST.,
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opening extensive well selected stock OF Drugs and
Chemicals, Perfunery, Fancy articles &C., all OF which
purchased ser strict personal inspection and with
scrupulous regard purity OF quality and offered
to the public on tho most reasonable terms. Tyr.
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no Country MERCHANTS.

1FP & S7StKNOx having Withdrawn from tho frri OF
Ml MeolRIIen, KnoT Co.. the remaining partners have
associated with them MI Chester (brother OF 81
sSsT1n - Inc ne style OF eC1lllehs and Knox.
They tv6i old customers cvh
have literally sustained them) all other deal
eTs in Boots and Shoes Fail Stock will be arriv
ing from the 10th to the last OF Septe mber.
ayiE bean selected with the greatest and bought
for cash they ater thar in their Fan Stock
oIs and Shoes they can hold out inducements in quality
ana Irees superior any ever offered in the market To
Country Merchants their way east they would DO pleas
ed 10 their stock, and post them npTceS feaTesSy
ebSIienEnga the markets Of more anI
Phiadslphia, GsepsJ MecLAILEEs LENS &iKNox::
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The lBloomer) FASHIONS for 1852 So.

=
Mrs. Bloomer-who must be the best authority
in the world-aublishes the following important
information relative TO the Bloomer fashlons ior the
season, in the last number ot the 'Lity' q TelS
pretty little monthly quarto, edlteo anu
by her at Seneca Falls. .,s-L..-.,.:
We have several letters of inquiry about the
stvle ofmakng the short dress, and also what
of hat is to be worn the coming winter. -
t is alittle perplexing to us to answer suchques3
,ions for we know very little about fashions, ana
e 10 ,ot wish TO set ourselves upias pattern toF
others We are not aware that thereB any pat-
tcular STYLE for making the short dress, OF any ne"
fashion for it. AT least we have none, put MAKE
oursiust 10 suit our own fancy and comfort anu anu
we hope Others will do the same. e peheye OUT OUT
ress does not differ materially from those worn oy
others. except in the length of the skirt ana pod
ice and in our giving ourself room 70 pIeaLle
ly, and depending upon our own muscles, instesG s
of whalebone for support. ana We assa
all important whether the skirt be long OF Snort
Another important consideration which we uIge
Inon our lady adeis is, the supporting oil nnaef
skirts by elastic suspendes he same as those worn
by the men. and WON in the same MANNER lnstea9
Of letting them rest upon the hips ihey ate y. PEI PEI
fectly5 easy, and far preferable 70 STRAP q NE we
are happy to know that they are now worn m 20 2a a
Considerable ext .at andthey will 10 generally a.
dopted when their advantages become known. 81
The prettiest style of cloak for the short dress Is
a full circle, or Spanish CLOAK. t9oAs
well, and is very Convenient, as it leaves the aims
Both bonnets and hats are worn; If hat the fs.
beaver is preferable though they may De MADE 8.
silk velvet. The trousers are made mosuy sualenfI
and plain, or with :tspring bottoms, though some
SIN prefer them full, and confined at the ankle
The large number of ladies who ATTENDED .Iss rs
needing here on the 18th ult, dressed IN faorr
skirts and trousers proved tie als Of the .S,. STATE sSs
ments made by eof the papers, tnal slhls s.yle M
of iress has become extinct The number present
on that occasion, was, by different persons
ted as high as fifty, and those came NON III
sections Of the State Lucy Stone, ~ 70
much admired; we aie happy ito seq slllsaahsres
to this styleof dress. i1tsls 9sii 70 ssii
1sa,.one seotehInan complained that be had
T1eine IN lis head sDo ye ken me reason %
-thatgS asked his worthy crony ~ u
Won it's because its emptyi ye
neyesa ringing in your head r. inc &
1No. never md yon ken the Teasonlit no
OTIS because it, crack
q eosprr BhGra. you would Iise in thssctld
youmnst not stop 70 kick ntaeseIy evs wy sssss
at yott as Iougpass along 'ai5 ~ p'igss ~ "
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CLEVRLAND AND PEFTSRURG RAIL
'[fT ss.sfsta ROAD sH PIT 4t5A-
- - - 4 - ID

ON and after Wednesday, June 10th, 1859, Passenger
" Trains will run daily lStlndays excePed9 as follows;
vile anu ermediate stations; $40 r NJ Accommoda-
lion Trainfor Rayenna stopping at all way stations
Leaves Rayenna at 200 A NJ, Accommodation Train Tor
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations. .atl'
Leaves wclisville 1895 P. NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland, and intermediate stations.
The 0:40 Express Train Cleveland connects daily
with the following lines. 10 witt Al HUDSON with the
Ravenna with Wards Line OF Four Horse Coaches for
Warren; at Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Roadi Bayard with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
FOR PiTTSBURG 6.iOtA NJ, Express Train,
slegan aide wheel steamer, FOREST CITY Pittsburgh
and intermediate landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
eyening. -. 81. ........,,- -.
sylVanIa Railroad, $500. gof ,iTFt-i. 10 rZ-L -
Farefrom cleveland 10 Pittsburgh, byway of Wesvlle,
$3.50, - d. - -, .,.,.. :.
checked through to Pittsburgh via WelIsville.
FOR WHEELlNG.-Tbe $40 An Express train trom
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DiURNAI- for
wheeling touching the landing and arTtv'
ing at Wheeling early the some evening 20 iIl2 il
RETURNING.-12:s5 p, N. Express Train, c9n1ects t
and Pennsyvaa Railroad lancc, and at HudsonNith
tho Akron Branch Railroad. l';tt t'als st
Passengers leaving pttsburg at o'elcdk, a. n and
press Train from WellsviIlc and arrive at Cleveands III
Ine to connect with the Lake Steamers forNew York,
Aisofor Toledo, Detroit, Chicago Racine, Milwaukee,
PasseSssrs l6Syink WHERI1NG or PITTSBURGH In
the morning by this route arrive at Cleveland the sane
tho following night, can be IN New Yorkor
Train lea Wing Ravenna at O'Clock,
A. NJ connects ut Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
morning Train OF the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad forthc South ,,, 60,
RETuR NfN0.-The Accommodation Train leaving Ceve.
land at 540P M connects with the Express Train from
Cncnnat Columbus at Cleveland and with the Akron
Branch Railroad d At At HUDSON 1ot1N nuRaND. -
CLEVELAND: June H. f61 ) l.- 37i Superintendent
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NOVEMBER %. 1859.
CINCINN. All.
Cincinnati Wholesale Pepper
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ESTABLISHED ts4t. Y'yf

NSTE offer for BaIe well selected stock iOrPAPRR
w CARDS and PRINTING lNk, BOOK BIRDERSh
LEATidER s and every description OF PAPER4AKERs
Having been first By years. to establish in Tho
West Paper business eoInpetoi in all its parts, We nye
formed permanent connections with the best manuiaetu
rers In this country and receive supplies directly from
thcn The prices and tGrmo offer are as faVofa
cities. tlEs.- IF Iaf ssss. o. l.st a., ..zL.
We have the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT
OwBNtS HURLBUT, and the CARBw COMPANY, boz
ing the highest grades OF Writing PaPsrs made in this
country.
Our stock embraces every description ofPaper usedtn
the WeEt. We have but uDiform price TO all. OTdefB
by mall will he filed at the samn prices aa &c bought III
rcTson Samples will bo sent by mail free Of cost s
uug2l. BUTLER DC BROTHER,
@ Wholesale Paper Dealers,
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