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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

w Hon. Horace Greeley was in Cleveland las
week. He passed through Rayenna his way
to Pittsburgh.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

a Senator CHASE passed through town on
Monday on the cars. The Senator addressed the
good people in Salem last Saturday.
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u New potatoes made their appearance in
this market several days since. The price per
bushel is seventy five cents. The potatoe crop in
this region promises very fair.
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lgIINGBU@GI NO0@Il5

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FETHIS House has undergone thorough repairs, such
IL as wall Papering. painting and white washing
Ih large New Hail. which is designed to surpass any
for beauty and nvenience in the county,
The seats to be nicely cushioned and everything
richly furnished.
This hall IS TO be dedicated on the 18th of August at
o'clock. when GENERAL INVITATION is GIVEN.
The company 10 he governed by prog ramne
which will give every equal chance and avoid
all disputes.
~ Please hand all articles to the baggage master
and get your checks and all will be returned paid fer
plenty of barn is secured.
Ticket CLEKK.-V. Goddard.
CoMMTTEE.-L. Brigden, l.. Bristol E. Hudson, v.
GODDARD.
e STOW Prunrieto,
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e The ODE Rim Times says that about $75
600 of the Oberlin College Endowment Fund has
been paid in or secured.
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Meeting OF ssaveana Ltss5cs' Tezape-
rance EeagIre,
The next monthly meeting of the Ravennn La
dies Temperance League viii be held at The Free
Church Friday afternoon next, Aug S, at ?
O'Clock 2. IL.
Address by Mrs. ANN E. AUSTIN.
Ang. ?. 1858
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n "A little boy eight years of age fall through
a, railroad bridge in HaverhilI n. II. uni was
drowned.
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STOCR FOR SALE.

NHtE first rate three years old horse colts two bays
and one coal black also 10 good dairy cows also one
pair fat oxen.
Il. BARD.
Rrimfeld, July 39th 1853. 1l8I-2m
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q Large Tomatoes are in the market
They good to eat at yankee shilling dozen.
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PolsINrNG.-Thousands Of parents who Vermifuge
composed of Castor Oil Caiomei are aware that
while they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying The foundations for series Of diseases such as
salvation, loss ofsight, v eakness of limbs, &c.
In another column viii be found the ad, ersement of
HobeDsack's Medicines, which ask the attention
of directly Interested their welt their chIL
drens health. In Liver complaints and all disorders ari-
sing those of bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
W "BE DECEIvED,' but ask for Hobensack $
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature ofhe Aropric;or. j. n Hobensaek Rone
else genuine.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

MARK HURDLEsToNE by Mrs. Noodle. author
of 8 Roughipg in the Bush' Since the days Of
'.FrankensteIn," when Byron an Shelly decar-
ed themselves surpassed by Mrs. ShelIy's work,
there has not been powerful OF exciting Il
novel as his before US. Frankenstein, how
ever, drew its interest from the power of necron-
ancy, whilst Mark Hurdlestone owes its interest
to the magic of the human heart, aad the lights
and shadows of the human passions. Thus its de-
lineation of character extraordinary, so vigor-
ous almost supercedes the dramatic interest of The
story, though this can only be found out on sec
ond perusal, for there is nothing for it the first
time but to rush on to the end Of the story. This
is work for which should pay double, for it
is impossible not TO read it twice, and each time
with equal though different interest. We think,
mad Messrs. Dewitt and Davenport taken tn is
'hto consideration, should not have got so beau-
,i'o''y printed and SO elegant vdlume, and two
uays utter abstraction from the tolls and turmoils
Oh the world, for fifty cents.
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Ang. 2. 1858

Gy Sixteen of the best apothecaries in Baltimore
say CT STABLERs AsopTNE CHERRY ExPECroRANr for
Coughs, &c. and Of STABLERs DIARRHosA CORDIAL, for
Affections of the Bowels that they Satisfied that thew
medicines of great value and very efficient for the
of the diseases for which they recommended; that
they bear the evidence OF skin and in their eIara-
ton and style of putting up &c. See advertisement in
another column. 1230-4H
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He will also attend at this Office in Ravenna from and
after the 9th day of October until the 2gth December
for the purpose of receiving all taxes charged the
plicate of 1852, that have not been previously paid
CHAS. GREEN, Treasurer.
Treasurers Office, Portage Co.,
RayeHna July 18th, 1853. I23l-6w
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~ 1t should be anpersaLy &9oiu,s-for it is strictly
true-that indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases Dysentery, arrha, cholera NOR
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of death are gen
Grated by indigestion alone. Think of that dyspeptics.
think of all who suffer from disordered somachs and if
you willing to be guided by advice founded upon ex
perence, resort at don't delay day. Hoodands
German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. II. Jackson which, as
Alternative curative and invgorant stands alone and IN
approached General depot 120 Arch street. We have
tried these Btters and know that they excellent for the
diseases specified above.-PAaadeiphaa CITY ITEM.
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CsliNS.


A Boston printer has received an estate valued
at 900 by the death of relative in Philadel-
phia--Ctark Mills, the celebrated sculptor has
purchased farm three and half miles from
Washington, D. c. He intends making it his
residence-By the New code the Probate
Judge opens court upon the first Monday of every
month, for the trial of minor criminal offences &C.
a bill abolshing Capital P Puuishms snt has pas
sed both houses 10 Wisconsin-Pine apples in
abundance are sold in New York for 81, 81, so
dozen-SlS7,700 is what the Public Schools of
the City of Boston cost the past year-They
have imported peaches at Ceveland-A serious
fire occurred in Tiffia last week. Seven buildn gs
were destroyed Loss $10,000-At the Me-
tropoan Hotel New York, they have bani
performance in the dining room during dinner
hours-There are in Cincinnati 304 express
wagons; 905 drays; 75 omnibuses; 6S hackney
coaches; and 62 furniture cars, licensed to ruu by
the city. Also about 200 vehicles running unlicen-
sed-Samuel Mcclure committed suicide on the
llth of July in Holmes Co. o. while in "a state Of
mental abberaton-H. C. Seymour died on
| the 25th ult. at Piermont, N. Y. Mr.. S. form
erly was State Engineer of N. Y.-The wife of
Thomas F. Meagher is now with her husband in
New York-Ex-President Fillmore and Ex P.
M. General Hall, were in Cleveland last week
| p. T. Barnum leetured to the people in Cleve-
ance, last Wednesday-The upper bridge over
| the west branch of Black River, in Elyria, was
destroyed by fire last week.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

RTEW BOOkSt!-Narrpive OF Solomon
lN Northup-twelve years slave. a citizen of New
York. kidnapped in Washington city in 1s4l and rescued
in 1853 from cotton plantation Red river in Louis
lana The narrative of the deepest interest being
statement OF facts which actually occurred, during the
twelve years OF poor Nortups ensavement Facts place
the cursed institution in q position than work OF
fctition can. The narrative is for sale at.
HALLS Book STORE.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

Il EkDOZEN more of those large sized
Il " white cotton hose the best article for one
shilling per pair offered in this market and they
are going fast Mt H. L.DAYs.
June T. 1858,
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New Franklin o. July 22nd 1858.
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D@ DIR H. Tubbs, will be in attendance at the
Preniiss House, Monday afternoon and Tuesday,
Aug. 22nd and 23d. See advertisement
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DIR. {. SwIEI.
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines and Family
Groce'ies &C.. &c.

GSGhGA LBS. Sal Soda, 100 lbs Putrv in
20 W W badders 25 lb kegs zinc paint in oil pol
ishing Putty for marble, lb Bolts chloride me bronze
gold leaf &c,
SPONGE, great variety, Twine-linen and cotton,
bottle wax. corkscrews, curks of ever description.
BItering tissue, ScillitZ Powders.
EXTRACT of cammomile rhubarb, acnnIte,
ext hops Qaassia ext. vaeran syrup ioide Iron.
phosphate lime, pure cod liver oil, chloride ENC.
MoETARs.-wedgewoo and porcelain, uusses syriu
gcs-elass and metal, Tho rmoinelers.
FLAyoRING FXTRACTs--Alace, nulmegs, cinnamon,
cloves ground alspice, ground pepper, mustard &c.
So cent tea coffee, black tea cocoa chocolate. rice,
rasins, orlna starch crushed and grained sugar
Rose FINK. iGrs green Chrome green, Prussian blue,
fig blue, ultra marine. emery smats. flint sand paper
Emm merson's hair restorative kaitharon Fhalofs In
vgorato TTcopherous hair tonic, hair dyes oils, per-
ilmery, fancy sHups SC,
Bird seeds fish bone &c.
L SMIET
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Sli.K MITTS. S.-Another invoice of black silk mitts
y y, lusl IRE rsceiyed 1Sss at H. L. DAYS.
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SETTLE UP!

EPY EXPRESS. received six more of those
- superior black silk shaws, the best in market at
June 7h 1853. H L. DAY's
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RUTTERi BUTTERl-At the ShaleIs
ville cheap store, You get fourteen cens pcs
pound for goodbn,ter 10 goods 'tlowerhgaFes, than
any of our peIghbors selling at,
7 Bring IN your butter :. s>n
May To- a, VI HOkks
EWARRISoNs HAIR olL,-Dye, Pinto.
E III con,eHair Bcautifer. Cologne Sc, for sale at
April 90 SWlETS.
WDURE DRY WHITE LEAD.-Alsa heat
Il quality, Zinc Faint, fer sale at SNlETSs
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

%For corporation purposes.
The Treasurer his deputy will attend in the several
townships at the usual places of holding elections
for the purpose OF receiving taxes from o'clock A. NJ
to 4 o'clock, p NJ, on the following days, to wit
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

5000 rsa xAtDs oDss.ssv ef 'soss soss.n. sss,sr ass
shilling per yard, just received at Ii. L. DAYS.
June 9TH 1883
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HeO4S CLOTHlNG.-One trunk containing an as
aD sortment of boys and chdrens clothing ust re-.
ceived at H. t. Days
STICKS AND CRAVATS.-A large assortment of
~ all the latest styles ofstocks, neck ties and
Just received at II. L. DAYS.
June 9TH. 1853.
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lNEN COiTS.-5o0 linen coats from shiilinas 10
Is shiilings, 100 linen from shiIngs 10 rs
shlilIngs. just received at H. l.. DAYS,
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LATE FROM HAYANNN.

- CHARLESTON, March 25,
The Isabel, from Havana, arrived on The 22d.-
Mr.. Kings health had improved
a very serious disturbance is reported nmonc
lie troops at Santiago. Some soldiers were order.
cd 10 be punished, when the corporals refused to
IntiIct the punishment, and the arrested soldiers
were rescued: Fifteen of the latter were arrested
and sentenced to death; the remainder threalened
10 revolt.
The rumor that the clipper Lady Suffolk, land
ed cargo OF slaves is believed to be untrue.
The British steamer Devastation arrived a, Pana
ma on the 81. =-=55-
The weather at Hayanna is fine. The Politi-
cal prisoners have not been sentenced. CONNER
cial matters unchanged. af, sll - -.
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By the National Line.
rkLEGRAPHED FOR TnE DAlLYlNre eEN ,,l.s
FOREIGN NEWS. I
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

M New York, March %
| The Asia arrived ate O'Clock, with 56 passen.
s se,S' passed the Washington off Cowes on III.
l2lh. The Andes put back.
| The Jewish Disabilities Bill was read a Second
| time. 800 :" Sesouu
The mail steamer brings news from South Amer.
Gu Tor February, but nothing IMPORTANT.
| french news very dull. %, 5 g -' -t'
| Some few political arrests were made nj Murs,
| ourg and elsewhere in Germany.
owNzerland IS much excited respecting Austrian
| lnsolence towards TiSSno
The Lombard emigrants have sought n,o,.ot m
| oil the PiedmonteSe Government 800. : =,
oe9uestrauons and executions still going ON in
L moardy. Seven persons have been executed
ana 20 Others are CONDEMNED 10 death. -
The Queens of England. France, Spain. p rtp
gai and Greece, are reported enciente
II is definitely settled that the Pope will 20 IN
Paris to crown Napoleon; the LIST of May.
ne snip francis Henry from Melbourne, Nov.
80 b, bridgS &300, 1000 in gold.
News from Naples to the 18th states that nm M
tempt was made upon the life of King Ferdi-
nand. -sErF slsl 1Siu'
The journal Italia Republic states that asun
was n.ed at the King OF Naples, who was severely
wounded IN the leg. The surgeons thought il ne
cesar to amputate it. The Daily News saws the
report wants confirmation, but asserts that there
nau ceen several collisions between the people and
many lives lost. 0' N'''
Two more members of Parliament, Messrs Nv
bribery. tG.- sEe, 'N'
Four men were killed by the explosion of a 10.
comotive near Manchester. BY another acc;J. nj
Oh the same road three men we killed and many
wounded: -
Commander Lynch, of the United States Navy,
hnd arrived Oh the coast of Africa, Joined the shin
Iohn Adams, and proceeded down the coast
5s,s-.ss THE MARKETS.
LivERPooL.-Sales OF Cotton for the week o.
9oo bales Orleans, fair, 81; middllng 81; upland,
laIr' 8; middling 5 7,l6. Prices have fallen
MAJ n III a, Al
tiers ne-fourth. Holders are pressing ON The mar
ket '.75 'f>.'.s vac ' i'S''
HAvRE.-The Cotton market has declined dur
ing the week. Orleans, tres ordinure, barely 80,
ana upland Ss: Demand moderate in Flour, and
prices declined. slight decline in Bteadstmf fs
generally. - -
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yT,upnpO uaNCE TUX SFECULATORS.
phhE VIII be offered for sale at Public Auction IN
~ The goth ofMarch, 1853 the Tront door Of
mouse Of Ohio county, the following property:
, ~ containing about 1863 acres, short distance I've
DIV 'ne Sty oil Wheeling, tho north side OF BOers,
Ohio river ~ SIot' Instance oi OF Inc
ots having fronts OF three hundred feet and
and l3 '' "'iH5 |0al Ills NOS .. II, l2
h5,O and eontang about acres, on the river
Uotom near the town OF La Grange
aiso' lot No. IL, in the town of La Grange
wh.I os NOS 13 and II in Eof's addition to Sout h
"p5eenng' now known as Centre Wheeling 49,
Persons desing purchase are referred IN Msssrs
civ ~ WTIg rs hai dman and Andrew p. Woods of the
pfope mneenng fora more particular description OF the
~ The title is indisputabIe ..-g,
lSSS, alto O'Clock, A. N, 'pe S0'n OIL march,
Terms made known on the day of sale.
.E.a.... CHARLES J. FOX, ar
FRANCIS d. FOX, .-4r
maro5 .rN.a BENJAMIN z. DUNCAN.
ELIJAH PICRERINEH
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FANCY GOODs.
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS,
25O BALTIMORE STREET.

Importers Of English, German end French Fanea
--..a-r Goods,
HAVE in store their Spring assortment of Ports
IL Monnaies, Violins, Percussion Caps AccordeOns,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Rosewood and ISufalo Han
brushes Combs of every description Cutlery Fans But
ETC., etc.
and mixed cotton hose Lise Thread and Silk hose
cotton hose OF every description, Lise Thread and SS
description, Cotton Thread and Silk Gloves
sIney g Stewats Patent Thread, Cotton, Thread and
sA Laee' SILK and Pocket Handkerchiefs, Neck Ties
% and our prices as low any house in the the country
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RALTIMoRE NEWS -

No mail beyond Charleston. '''''' -
The Maryland House of Delegates Yesterday mass
ed. by vote of So yeas 10 IA nays, bill authoriz
ing tie Railroad Company TO bridge the Susaue.
hanna. The bin is liberal one, and imposes no
unnecessary restrictions or capitaton tax.
The Senate of Maryland to day unanimously
passed The bill reducing the State tax from 25 cens
to 204 cents on the 500. y! ~ zIa1i'
a fire at Hamburg, Ga, on Tuesday last, de-
stroyed the greater portion of that town. =
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W. r. CHEESE.

BOOKS Just Received at the Depot
TOM, or Periia of the Ocean; Lie Of veis
Namesi nfsssions Of an Eaton Boy Knckerbocksr for
november; Model Architect; Europe in a Hurry bv
Wikcsi Bithedae and Scarlet Letter, by Hawtkorne;
rochester or the Merry Days England and any ouauy
OF Others. TnoyI7l Ia; III NcNRIttSRN S
Buckskin Gloves -
60 PAIRS Oil Tanned Buckshin Goyes-the best in n.
~ market. just received at - 'AS
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C1rvr1.sDAsD PrFrsHuHeH R.'LRoAD'-lt was
ally reported last evening that the meeting
ean'l n;,..tors of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
$3.50; ~, st Welsville, had decided on the Wes-
re "a. If the river, as the route of approach to
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MANIFEST.
KEYSTONE IRON ST. LOUIS.

Forsyths& Hopkins 50 casks sides, 20 casks hams
lis bbls OF Lard. Gill Y Hartman l0l bbls scrap
iron, shaft, l0S tons pig metal. Norton, Ache
son u Co., 125 tons iron ore. Tallant " Delap-
lain q tierces hams.
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) New Boots and Shoes.a

Hal. BoIe, 161 Main Street, Wheeling,
n now opening the first his spring summer stok
Iof boots and shoes which embraces every style ard
wear Gents boys youths boots and shoes desg
variety would be too lengthy for an
This stock New York and
both eties q and both ~ ne m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

Tax FINE two story brick house to be sold to-
day 1.-THE Court House, affords rare opportunity
TO purchase valuable piece of property at bar
gain
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

TN attention the Methodist Church and her Clergy,
and al Ministers and public Speakers is invited to the
srfate in todays PAPER, in regard LocOcks Pulmo
Waiers. 25eents per box. To be had of KelIs &
Caldwell
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v,,r ARrOrxrnExrs.-We learn from our Wash
. aO, correspondent that Mt. Harrison has been
ins'CI l.o5 postmaster at Tradelphia, vice Foster
'pp Pr Mr.. Airy at Grave Creek vice Bleak
rslU's ..'ovsd and Harrison Connell, at Wells
-. vice Smith removed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

TEE BRIDGEFoRr PEOPLE were making merry
overt he reported decision of the c. P. Railroad.
BY toe firing Of cannon, last night
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

n A CRAcEAFr, the now Postmaster, that is
.obs arrived here yesterday from Washington
lie stated that he will enter upon the duties OF
his office on the first OF April.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

TaE ATTENTION of our Merchants, and of Wes-
tern dealers generally, Is invited to the Baltimore
and Philadelphia advertisements in our columns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

To VOcALlSTs AND Pubic SPEAKERs-An who desire a
distinct and harmonious voice. should Bryan's Pumo.
nc Waters oecosionalyi they irritation the
UVn and greatly improve the exibility and power of the
voice
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GOMNJSsJONER,S SALE

DY virtue OF decree of the circuit court for Ohio
ID county made in suit in chancery therein depending
wherein Andrew Mulrew is complainant, the widow
and heirs OF Thomas Mudrcw, decreased, defendants
shall Saturday, the 23d day OF April next proceed 10
sell at public sale, at the front door OF the court
Ohio county, to the HIGHEST bidder, certain lot land
TO wit: lot No &c. situate in that part OF the city
ing. called East Wheeling, whereof this said Thomas Null
dew died seized; upon credit of six twelve cis-
teen months the purchaser giving bonds with good
rty hearing interest from the day OF sale. sol
rs-a'H .s d. VBL S. WTCRHAM
-mar2t 80 ...l .a5.- Sheriff. aud Com
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p,o,IRrr FOR SALE.~Speculators in real estate
,s referred to the advertisement of the large amount
Of valuable property to be sold at the Court House
to-day
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r,,,-,r-To-night three ofthe most entertain
=, nI,yx Of the day will be perfOrmed-"Faint
U',rt never won Fair Lady, Glove in all Cor
:, and ga glance at Philadelphia"
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c,r- BARGAINS are offered by rh: Johnston,
T., will be seen by his advertisements that he
,.n., cose out, in order 10 give his attention 10
another business.
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can equal its curative powers. It contains no ALCOHOL
bITrERs, ACIDS, or NAUsEnrs DRUGs 1t is extremely
agreeable to the TASTE and may be taken by the most
eebe patients who cannot eat wafer cracker without
acute distress Beware OF Dragged INVITATIONS. Pcpsin
Is SOTA 7 . t'-
Call on the agent, aud get descriptive circular grats
giving large amount SuKsT1YIC EvpExcE from lie
hig,s animal Chemistry Dr. combes Physiology D-
seston Dr. Pereira Food and Die DR.. John W. Dra-
per- OF New York university Prof Dunglisons Physolo
y Prof Sman, OF Yale College; Dr. Carpenter Phys
lologyi etc. together with reports all parts
ofthe Uni ted States -a7i- sis' 9l5sfiIT
l. H. PATTERSON, % Monroe street WHEELING;
Wholesale and Retail Agent, naro6-d@w1y
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speed mud snfetyI

AoIlIING ION AND WHEELINCI
IRL- WEEKLY EXPIRE .S.Sy
THE subscriber has perfected his arrangements for nm,
sion CT $40 ~r-" ''iaiiSu's-
Freight, Packages aud Parcels!
etween the above mentioned, all moi ,s
This will be emphatically SAFE AND SPEEDY Acca~mo
pAToS LINE by which articles, large and small
ot VIII be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 secure patronage which will amply sustain If
and Afford fair margin for a living profit -
49, ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
LEAVE heelng every Monday, "Wednesday md
Friday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, arriving in washington al
LEAVE-WSshington every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday, az ~ O'CLOCK A NJ, arriving in Wheeling at
oEFiC ES:-ln Wheeling afler the first of April 1883
on MaTket street. above Monroe nearly opposite Wash
ingtCn Hal' and in Washington in the rear of
Store. mar26 l.