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Ilobcnsack's Liver Pills.

No part Of the system is more liable to disease
thai, the Liver. il serving az teTer 10 purify iiss
blood, ur giving The proper secretion Of the bile;
SO that smy wrong action Of The Liver chect& the
other parts ot the system, and results varlously.
Liver Complaint, Jaundce. Dyspepsia, &c. We
should therefore. watch every symptom that
might Indicate a wrong action ot the Liver
These pills heing composed Of Roots and Plants
iurnil,e by nature TO heal the sick; namely. ist,
An Expeciorant, which augmeits the secretion
from the Pulmonary n,ucus membrane, or prD.
notes tho discharge Of secreted matter. ID. An
Alteraive, which changes IN some inexplicable
manner the certain morbid action Of the system.
81, A Tonic, which gives tone aud strength 10
the nervous system, renewing health aud vigof 10
Ill parts of the body. 4th. A Caihsrtic, which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients,
and operating nn the Buwels, and expelling the
whole mass Of corrupt and viiiated matter. and
purifying The blond. which destroys the disease
aud restores health.
Prepared at Hobensack's Laboratory. Philadel.
phia, price 25 cents ~ 4t,}
FOR SALE BY tsa
Martin Baker, Woodsfell.
John Wisner, Beallsville.
I. Welsh & Co.,
Isaac Brown. Jerusalem. IS. ..s ast
WIN. Buchanan. Lcwisville. IS
William Steel. Stafford. -"
J. liowalt. Ila,rietsville. ..r
John NJ. Rownd, Summerfeld.
Jonathan Hall, Graysville.
w. s. Woodall, Brownsville.
II. G. Anderson, Cochransville.
b. Rhodes. Sartl.s. q
Martin Veeliy. Baresville.
Levi Baldwin, I:laring,on.
Mott. Fordyce & Co.. Calais.
]. Z. Shankland, -AIltonsburgh.
James Baker, Wholesale Agent il
Wheeling. Aug. q.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Dec. Is, 1852.

VNLZiA MARLING, Samuel Msrli"g, Sarah
IL Margaret Bridgman and Augustus Bridgman
her husband, will take notice, that Petition was
filed against them on the 27,h day ot December,
A. ID 1852. in the court Of Common Pleas
Of said county, by John H. Bridsman, and IL
now pending. wherein the said John H. Bridg.
maj, demands partition Of the following real estate.
to vii: Beginning IN the bank Of the Ohio river
the middle Of brhee over ditch; :hence with
said ditch half degree north west. eight rNds
aud si,een, links 10 post, GO links Ia chain;)
thence north az degrees tlvnngh large poplar
in the lane. and continuing the same course 320
rods aud 10 links to post; thence east along The
section lne, between sections 80 aud 81, lS0 rods
and li3 il rches to a p'st; thence due south 1893
and half rods TO corner stone msrked "M;"
thence west. down the river on The bank thereof.
100 rods to the place ot beginning lying and be-.
ing in Ohio township, Monroe county. Ohio, aud
IN sect,on 33, township J, aid range 8. contAin.
ing 220 acres and SO rods off frnm the west side
Of tue eas, half oi said section 3S aforesaid. Tex.
cept small tract in the south east corner sohi to
B. Burgal,dai.) aud that Ut the next Term of said
court application will he made by the said John
II Isridgman for ~ order that partition may be
made of said premises. it i,a s.ss,
BY lioLLlsrER, OBEY & HoLLIsTER.
] Attorneys for Petitioner. +
Dec 2g 1852 arst
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Marietta Book Store,
Book. .Bintlery.

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFAcToRY.
n vHE Subscriber having recently established
in Marietta, a Book Store aud Bindery, re.
sprcifuy invites attention to his very select stock
OF School. Standard aud Miscellaneous Books, Sta.
pie and Fancy Stationary. SC. &C.
Merchants supplied on the io"est CINCINNATI OF
Eastern City Cssh P'lces. All orders from dis
tsmce will meet with prompt attention
Upon all School Books a liberal discount will
he made to School Committees. Teachers and
Classes. L-J{
RAGS taken in exchange tor Books or Station.
ary. r r.I .
The Subscriber ia the authorized agent for the
American Wig Reriev. Eclectic Maga.
azine, New York Evangelist, and
Nem Englander.
Subscriptions also received for the lhiernation-
al. SMtiu's and Graham's Magazines, and Godey's
Lady's Book.
III immediate connection with the Store is the
Book -Bindery.
In which no pains or expense have heen spared in
the selection Of the Best Stock an" Tools, includ-
ing one of w. O. tiickok's hes, Prnnsy ivania ituI.
ing Machines. by which paper Of any size can he
,uied tn any pattern required. .t.s.}
Employing none but rxIe' fenced workme,, who
thoroughly understand their business. we are pre-.
pared TO manufacture Blank Books fnr the use oi
County Officers Merchants and others at short no.
tice EdIiiuns Books in cloth or plain sheep,
pamphlets, etc, stitched aud covered Also mis-
cellaneous binding, in every variety OF style. on
the most reasonable terms. l,N
'"~ EDWIN FULLER.
Feb. 1852. l7Fronist.. opposi'e the Bank.
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81 our. hsvias aist,t Il ailAa ifs6ai IN ssdse Is
the l4snJirs snd Ltss pelnp plaIwt.
look we'll n ne nGrks ef tke GegrlV1.
They have The written cieusiure 81 u II.
jackson uRcn tho wrapper, did ttje H11os
blown III nv bottle wilhust Wlilehyhey y1pusioo.'.
FOR SALE wholesaie and retail " bpjek ~
Eiowuyd. Wooster, Ohio Ailol By, ,lssl "a,
JNO. N, KlRKBRIDE, WoodG6st6. 1 !. &.
April I, 1881 3a 4 tsRtsgs sir'si
N lCHARD POOL il hereby notl6sds III 81
II The 6ih day of January 1855 AbnsS whilSs
tied IN the Court oi Common pless of M64t66
County. Ohio, Bill hi Cl,sncery against ~ sjlA
lsichsrd Ponl; shs obect aud prayer 81 Whleh M
il 10 suhjec, M equity held BY said Richard Heel
ia the slowing prsfnises, 10 vii: The sdtle
west quarter Of ses'iDn IA, township g. and Saee
S. containing 100 acres m0re os less Als0 s'pAetl
NJ The south east quarter of The north west quar-.
ter of the ssns township. rsngy aud sectiop. Al
IN Monroe county, Ohio. 10 the payment Of G
Judgment held by said Abner White seainSs jkil
Rchmi Pool. And the said Richard Pool u far.
sher notified that unless he appears. pleads. %.
swers or demars 10 The said Bin within 60 dsys
after the next Term of said Court, ths said Abnss
White 1t The Term next alter tho explfasioh 81
said 60 days will apply to asi,i Court 70 tsks ~
matters of said Bill 40 confessed aud 10 decseG
thereon accordingly. D. II. WIRE.
Jan ~. 1858. Solicitor fps ComplsinsnG
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Land for Sale,

IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. OHIO.
IA ACRES of limestone ridge land. near
lV the bank oi Little Muskingum, nine
miles fIom Msrei,s, about 80 acres cleared; tim.
Der good About 100 apple trees. Of which 80 are
bearing; S or g kinds oi cherry and 5 kinds ol
plumb tress; qisntty II peach trees. aud some
pears an grapes A good two.sto,y hewed iog
house, veil Of good water. smoke house. psiisd
gsrde C.
YHN hg3h ALSO 'saa
nJ Y Acres ot islid on the Waterford road,
.EtI w4mile4froin Marirtis. go " which srs
Gs ,e aud III gdo.l atate VI cultivation. y
sp AL So stafa lNs w
't on the Wsterfnrd road, rniIcs
Msietis, about IS acfes cleared. end
w tsE {4sstatH
fsSt t4ALSO-
'es mn the Mufkihgum River. l}z
ogfiom MMietta Il This trsrtcaa
imake very valuable aud very
ms. 4 Well improved .S,ai,tl
',willbe sold a private sale. y
rs. on The premises, or ofss
n. o. BUCH AfsAN,
LISA tiyl
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Farmer snug and Farmer slack 1.-The
Contrast. atH

! have lately made some observations
upon the difference between farmers which.
with your leave, should like to lay be.
fore your readers. siss
In the first place. let US examine the
premises OF good farmer. His barns
and out.buildings are n perfect model OF
neatness. Not board missing from its
place on the barn, to let in the winter
winds and SHOWS: but all is warm and
comfortable. His yards do not show the
want Of time TO clear them, consequently,
he does not lose one quarter Of his ma.
nure-that most valuable and necessary
article in all Improvements in agriculture.
Not only is this amount saved, but the
pleasure Of getting around the yards and
barns is greatly facilitated, and greatly to
his advantage. Examine his fences, you
find no boards or rails missing-all is
snug and in order. His cattle and sheep
srs in their places, not troubling his neigh.
bors Ask this man 10 take an agricul.
tural paper. and nine cases oul Of ten he
will tell you he is taking one already, but
would like to renew his subscription for
smother year. Ask him il he could not
get along without it, and he will tell you
perhaps he could, buthe would no, as long
% he could obtain one for so trifing q
sum. This 10 the scientific farmer.
Now let US view the premises Of the
farmer slack. and mark the difference.
His barns speak out-they want now and
then board, (and oitener now than then, J
10 keep the contents from the SHOWS and
storms Of winter. His yards show the
effect OF his easy habits-too much that is
valuable going 10 waste. His fences de.
note the same want Of care and attention
In some places only the traces Of a fence
are visible, so that with the utmost ease
his own cattle can 20 from fed to field
or his neighbours cattle partake Of the her
bage that his own SO much require, judg
ing from their appearance. Such is the
farm Of neighbor Slack-as he is termed
Ask him to take an agricultural paper and
mark his answer-ninety.nine cases ou
Of one hundred him or his prototype viii
tell you mol want none OF your book
farming. Heis contented to 60 on in the
same routine of life his father did before
him. To such ! would say, OF the two
give mo the book farmer, for that is the
kind Of farming for me. Moreover.
would ask what is il that makes the differ
ence between the two farms have repre-
sented. One takes an agricultural jour
nal and studies his profession, while III.
other does not. The contrast is drawr
from facts which have lately come unde
my observation. and are not exaggerated
american Agriculturist.
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100 Acres Of Land for Sale.

vUyHE undersigned will selt al sh,rgsin, the
following described iract nf land. TO viii:
The east half of the south west quarter o section,
81, aud the north east quarter Of the north eas, a.
Of srction 20. in township 2, Of range =. Said
land II situated 10 jackson township, on Barnes
run. within two miles af the Ohio River. The
land is well covered with good timber. and will
make good farm. Persons wishing III pnschsse
eau call on I.suiy Rucker Executor uf Lrmnei 3.
Rucker. deceased. or Of the subscriber who 10 au.
thorizsd to sell lhe same, E64 Is 5l5,aH
.9r..l IA. JOHN B. NoLL. s.
Dec. Is, 1852 ,sao t .t4gy di3i H.
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1900 CHALLENGE.

yNHATEyER coscerns The tlsslih sad hap
wv pineps Of pshpls 10 q VII times Of the
ai6St vsitalIle Importance. take II for grsnisil
that every person wyIl.do oil In their l,0wss ~
save The lives 0i tlseir children, aud that svssy
pssson will endesv6fito promote their avn hsaAh
stisll sycriiiees. deem il ~ be my duty loipol.
emily assure you that WORMS. according % the
6piibn Of tiis most celebrated physcisns. ere lis
primary csu.es Of large msjority NJ The disesses
to which children snd adults sTe liable, II you
have an appetite continually chsngeabe from o''e
kind Of food To another, bad breath, pain IN the
stomach, picking NJ the nose. hardness and iuli.
ness ~ Tie belly, dry cough. slow fever. pulse
irregular. remember that ell these denotes Worms
and you should at once apply the remedy.
liOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP. aiis
compounded with purely vegetable substances.
being perfectly safe whsn taken. and determined
Ia xil It's effects. aud not leaving the sysiem in .
diseased contliiians 10 most advertised nostruIns
composed of CsI,'neI for the removal Of Worms,
such as Lozet gss, Vermiiuges, &C.. hut has per-
formed most astonishing cures, and saved the lives
Of ti,ousar'ls, both old aud young, who have been
pronounced hopeless. incurable by Physicians.
Read the following and become satisfied OF its
efficacy over all others. s2a
4i9a MoRRIs RivER, N. j.
Mr.. J " Hobensack:.- This 10 10 certify that my
child, Is years oi age, having been sick Tor
years was attended by Drs. Loper. Willis and
Rhisier. far a long time without receiving any
benefit; when after giving her up a. incurshle
Invent 10 PhilMdeiphia aud consulted Que Of the
hest Physicians; her disease still growing worse.
Il was VI this time I was induced to try Hoben.
sacks Worm Syrup; aud after taking tw., bottle,
she entirely regainsi her health. Hoping thai
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,<s, - .ye.
An within and al without mo
Feel melancholy thrill;
And the darkness hangs about me,
Oh how still;
To my feet. the river glideth
Through the shadow, sullen, dark;
On The stream the white moon sideth,
Like . barque.
And The linden leans above ipe. !, ,.,.,
Till I think some things t9cre be,
In this dreary world that love me.
Even me!
Gentle flowers ore springing near me.
Shedding sweetest breath around,
Countless voices rise 10 cheer the,
From the ground.
And The lone bird co,nes--l hear il
In the tall and windy pine
Pour the sadness Of its spiri,
Into mine. IS
There it swings and sings above mo.
''Till think some things there be
In this dreary world that love me,
Even ne! et
N Now the moon hath foated 10 me,
On the stream see il sway,
Swinging. boat.like, as 'twould WOO me
Far away. s
And the stars bend from the azure,
| could reach them where lie,
And they whisper all the pleasure
Oi the sky.
There they hang and smile above me,
Till think some things there be
In the very heavens that love me,
Even me!
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opINIoNs OF THE PRnss.

CLorm,NG.-We would advise all persons
wishing Fra ri good mste,ial. 10 cali 81 A. M.
Adams Cioliiug Store. mn Water street He
has very Tine assortment Of everything N ;ihs
cloihing l,ne - Da,iy Infeiiigeneey. r, 49,
CLoTIING! CLnrHJNG'! 81 fair prices can
alwa,s hr had Of onr friend Am Adams, corner
of Mnnroe aud Water Erer,s. who fromh OF.
tensive stock of cloths, cassimeres. &C.. ID fully
prepaird IN rig y"u ou' inlhe height Of fashion.
THIS gentleman has about $4,000, inye,isd in
fabrics VI the Iclmst make, and can iurnbh
man ft0,a top 10 the save with shoes. Particular
siteniion Il solicited 10 his stock, comprising .
II dies. coating. vestinga, pantaloons, pecker.
chiefs. drawers. sspendess, patent spring stockS,
snd a splendid lot Of hats end caps You can
not 20 smiss by calling at hw store foF iny gar.
meut intended for the comfort or decoration Of
your person. A. he does large business he 10
able 81 sell cheap. his motto being .'quick splss
aud small profits" 2 his added 10 The fact that
he has his goods made up under his supsnhssn-
deuce should be sufficient iMducement for every
man disposed to buy. Il, give him CAN. Let all
therefore. who .rek their own iitesest "encbur-
age home indusiry''by shedding their treAd.bsss
gsrb tor new one Daily Times and Gazette.
I Oct "a. 1852. ~
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PETITION FOR ALIMONY.
Dec. ~. 1852.

ID ATHY INGHRAM will take noiice, that
H on The 9Th d,y Of December. 1889. Mary
lnghram. his wife, filed !" the court "f common
pie ,s of Monroe county. Ohio. her Petition for
Allmony, charging habinhal drunkenness. aban.
donment Of her by the said Rathy lnghrsm with.
out goud cause. aud a separation in consequence
Of in treatment on the part Of the said Raihy ~.
ghrnm; AMI that Al The Spring term Of said court
she will ask 20 have said cause heard and deter.
mined. MANY INGHRAM.
By HoLLisrER OKEY Il HoLLisrER.
Dec, 27. 1852. Her Attorneys.
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Asa general thing. the less man reads.
the more loquacious he is. Put dozen
ignoramuses in q room, and they will
wrangle all night about the constitution.
ality Of saw.mill."
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A. nj. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ~
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT


On The ,Corner Of Waier T. Monroe sireets,
WHEELING, VA.
Where alway. can he found the largest, chespest,
and the most desirable stock Of goads In Whesl.
lug. He has just returned from Ns~ York.
Phila,elph aud Baltimore. and bis goods present
gu unusual attraction IL point Of quality aud style,
and il is well kn0u the r ''"t's ~ eNV
BEST BARGAINS ~
Can be had oi him. For Good and Cheap Goods,
he stands unrivsed. Do not fail 10 call, or you
may regret il ,i. h
Ills Stock Consists Of fhe Foiioming .dytieie..
100 bisck cloth d,ess coats, 100 blue. brown
aud green coats. $50 black cloth frock COSTS. $50
blue. brown and green coats. $50 black. brown,
blue and green sack coats, 100 business costs.
made Of ,carsii iinere cloth, &c. 100 beaver coats.
various c"lnrs. 1000 Eel, aud blanket coats, 30
dozen white shlrts al all grades, 30 dozen check
shirts, 50 dozen maiiner's stripe, dozen silk
undershIts. 10 dozen coiiun unlershirts. dozen
w"olep undr,shirts. 2 dozen ganzes undershirts.
500 pair black cassnprr pants, 1000 barred, strip.
ell and mixed pants. 2OD0 pairs cassineti pans,
$40 black satin vests. at all prices; 1000 fancy siik
vests, all patterns; 1922 valencia. msrsees, vel.
vet, &c ~ ,iuzcn fahcy crAvats. ~ doze,, neck
ties 6O dozen pocket l,andkerchief.. silk and linen,
20 dozen snsi'en,IeIs. sll prices and styles, 90
dozen half hose. aud 90 doze" drawers.
Al the above articles. with great many more,
are afT.,rd very law. nj my Ciolhinx Store. cor.
ner 0t Monroe and Water streets, Wheeling, Va.
sisn fine assort tment Of Hats and Caps. tif9
III ir JdUd A. Nj. ADAMS.
o. N. D : Particular attention paid to Gus.
TOM WORK. and all orders will be filled with
dispatch. by ~ Am. ADAMS
q y = r
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ROAD. ~ Notice u hereby Civ
g en that the ,inde rs,gned will insts spplics.
uoM 10 the Trustees Of Adams townshst. Nj, 10,
county. Ohio. on The 26tl' dsy Of Febfasfy, wv
for the purpose Of laying out and estabIi
Township Road. commencing At or near tbs
east corner of the isnds Of Joseph Grow,
.towgship; thence the nssssst and best
.inlerssct the county road leading fror
Gaiss 70 Atkinsons run.
January 10. 1853 lstssai{
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Principal Brooklyn Classical .aeode
UNIFORMITY IN MONROE COUNTY,!

UNIFORMITY IN MONROE COUNTY!
The following resolution was unuuiniousiy
adopted by the MoNRor County, COMMON
ScHooi. AssoCi ALTON: EH
Resoiued, That we the Teachers of Monroe
County, heipg fully saii.fed Of the sup'yiOr my.
its Of the Books benw named, and bting assured
both by actual hiai aud the testimony Of the hest
educators Of the county, that they are better
adapted tn the wants .f Schools than any others
now publi.hrd. earnestly recommend the follow.
ing ~ the STANDARD TExr. Books FOR THE
County to the exclusion Of all Others In the dc.
partnients herein mentioned: IL tHs
In Orthogrsphy and Reading -y1fe Gufey's Eelec.
tic Primers. Speiirr and Readers.
In Arithmetic-Ray's Parts First, Sseoad aud
Third;
III English Grammar Pinneos, Primary, .ana.
iytieai and Engish Teacher
In Algebra Rays, Parts. First and Second
v. C. KNIGHT. Presf.
JosrPHS CLARK, Sse,S, el
TESTIMONY OF THE CouNrY EXAMINERS.
$1,000 WooDsyIELD. U Nov. l. 1852.
I The undersigned earnestly recommend to the
people OF this County the adoption into their
Schools OF Pinneos Granmsrs believing them to
be tie best now before the public.
We likewise cordiallv approve nf The use Of
McGufey's Readers aud Rays Arithmetics, and
recommend their continuance in use. s'S3"i
JAMES s.Nai Smith. s"@9s Mossos seSusssa' c"usry.
W. B, SMITH T. Co., Publishers.
~ '.'.s'll'. .S..,'. .gI.l,' Cincinnati Ohio.
FOR SALE BY F ...s .s At
]. Al G. Fl. Davenport. Woodsfeld.
Ohio; and by Country Merchants gener-
ally throughout the county. , la
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A lady being asked her opinion about
moustaches. replied, 81 always set my face
against them"
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JUST ISSUED.

A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
GENERA JACK SON,
Engroutd 6y r. B. WELCH. ESQ, after the
original portrait painted by r. SULLY, ESQ
This Portrait will be match for the Warning.
ton. and is In every respect as we'll got up.
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Liver Complaint.

AAVCA oOAAA 1IAS]AAASs
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBIliTY. DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS,
and Ill
rtF.,-. disc ases ari. .
sing tr,In disor.
dered liver or stomach,
such as constipation, IN.
ward piles. fullhess Of blood
l., the head. acidity ot the stomach,
nausea, heartburn. disgust for food, i,ill-
ness ar weight H. the stomach, sour etucts.
tions. sinking o, futiriiDg al the pit of
the stomach, swimming of the heal.
hurried and difficult breathing.
1uiiering al the heart ,chok.
ing or .uiincating sen.
sstiOns when ~ q
lying posture,
V tttFu re dinness az q fhf
of visio,. dots or webs before the sg
sight. fever and dull pain in Eth
:, the head. deficiency Of t1.I
.. i Precipitation, yellow. 9tS. g
ne.sof the skin aud eyes. iss,i
pain IN the side. hack, chest,
limbs, &c ,.udden Hushes ofl,eat. ttar
hnr,img IN the flesh. constant imagi,-
ings Of evil. and great depression Of spirits,
can he ,ilectually cured by
Dix. liOOFLAND'S f
Celebrated German Bitters,
u PREPARED BY r
q Dr.. c.. NJ. KSON,
Att GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. I2O, Arch street, PHILADELPHIA.
Their power oveI the above disrases u not ex.
ceiled. II equslled by any other preparation IN the
Unitrd States, 10 The cures attest, in many cases
after skiIlful pl,ysirians had failed.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
W.osrER, o Dec. Cd, 1851.
Mesrrs SP,NK T. Howard Gentlemen, l EN-.
brace ihis opportunity Of informing yna oi the
great benefit have derived from the use Of Dr..
Hoohand's German Bitiers. have used them
for Chill Fever rnd disnrered stomach, and found
relief IN every case. They ere the hest remedy
70, a di.ordered stomach, and cordially recon-.
mend them tu the public ,ss.g, N
''--.t',l F. KESSELMEIEx.
From the German Democrat of Woosser
The Editor, says, Oct. %, 1851: ..,vS sse not
in the habit Of recommending The .'sw Healing"
remedies OF the day, but we have vsed the Ger.
man Bmters Tor dsogdered Liver and Stomach.
snd have received gre 4 benefit R0m the use. We
have also recommended themfsO several 0f our
friends, I'll oi whom spesk bhly IN their praise .
,o' From The Sa,nrdsy Gszet.e,J99 sY'e,
One of the best family newspapers p1blished IN
the United States. Tie Editor, Nov, 81, said:
"Da. HoorLANp's GramAN BtrrERs. III i
seldom we recommend what are termed patent
medlicjnes 10 the confidence aud patsonsxe of6uf
readers, sud ,lseSefare, when we recn,mends Or.
| Hooflauds German Bi'ten, We wish Il 10 b. ,dis.
tjarsly undtsst0od ihst we are not speskiDg Of he
nostr,,ms that arr hoised about for bsief period
and Sen foss0issn, afisr II has dsne IL guilty race
l - ~E .lsLhS ~
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psper because he can't afford to take it.
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Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance & Company,
WOODSFlELD. OHIO.

This company. being organized under favor.
able charter ohisined from the Legislature, 10 now
ready 10 Insure Hotrls, Dwelling Houses, Barns,
Stables, Store Houses, Shops, Merchandise, Ae,
&C., against loss hy fire
DIRECTORS. g3ss ae8
ISAAC WELSH, JOHN KERR, #fs'n
CHARLES HARE, WILLIAM STEEL, iiss
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, JOHN F. BIDENHARN,s
NATHAN HoLLlsTER, THEo. BRNNINGHAus,
'" JNO. NJ. KIRKBRIDE. tTf1
eeN JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Pres't
N. tioLLisTER, Treas. Ds .ia 4ss
JNo. M. KIRKBRiDE, Sec'y. .....-,.
SIMPSON HOLLISTER,
April 81, 1852. General Agent.