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Markets.

NEW YerK, April 4-Sales 100 bbls Mess Pork
at sI5,37aI5,5O; prime sl3, l2Sl3r5o; Mess Beet
held at SIC, the close of the market was excited; sales
IS bbls Beef Hams at SIS, steady; sales 800 Should
ers at 6H Hams go firm. Butter heavy at lO9I5.
Flour Ohio S4,6204,s7, active; sales 1855 do at
s., 10, firm. Grain. 1000 bush Wheat, Genesse, at
sl,25, firm. Sales 10000 bushel Corn mixed, at 60;
yellow sc, better. Coffee sales 1000 bags Rio at
sh0SHi St. Domingo sH, active. Sugar. sales
GOO hhds at So, steady.
PHILADELPHIA, April l4.-Flour quiet; shipping
brands offered at s., buyers holding off. Wheat in
good demand, sales 5000 bush prime white at 81, 30,
red l,l2al, Is; sales of 400 bush Pa. rye at 80; corn
dull; sales 5000 bush yellow at 60h06l.
CINCINNATI, April 14-Flour steady, sales 1900
bbls at s3,7oS3,75. The only sale of Provisions
was lOo,OOO tbs sides in bulk at 6, there is consider
able inquiry, but the views of buyers and sellers are
still variant. Tobacco; sales 70 hhds at 81, lO05,2O
for ordinary to good, Mason CO. leaf So, 1904 90. In
groceries there is nothing new since noon.
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Late From Oregon.

We have dates from Oregon to the 9TH
March. The new is not of much import.
ance, though somewhat Interesting.
General Lane, the present Governor Of
Oregon, has been named as the Democratic
delegate to Congress.
The remains of the late Hon. Samual r
Thurston, who died on his way from Wash
ington, had arrived, and were to be %re-inter-
red. with public honols on the first Tuesday
in April.
Two new steamers had appeared on the
Columbia.
For the last few days, says the Oregon
Times, of the 9th March, it has been quite
spring iike-quite n contrast to the snowy
and rainy whether we experienced a yeal
ago. We anticipate An early and pleasant
spring. The farmers are putting in their
seed, and we trust that they will not be
backward in raising large crops, for the inn
migration next fall bills fair to be as large,
ifnot larger, than it was last fall.
The sma lpox prevailed to a considerable
extent among the Indians on the Columbia
river.
There were large numbers daily leaving
the older settlements in Oregon for the pur-
pose of exploring the Puget Sound country,
with a view to locating themselves.
The British bark Josephine" now in
the river, has a large cargo OF goods for the
Hudson Bay Company. The duties upon
her cargo amount to over $4,000.
There is a foundry now being erected,
and r machine shop is to he connected
These are improvements which have been
much needed. Success to the enterprise.
The Surveyor General will place three
parties in the field north of the Columbia
river, early in April. This will enable
claimants in Northern Oregon to obtain the
benefits of the Oregon donation law at an
early day.
Steamer Games P. Flint" which was
sunk last fail near Cape Horn, in the Column
hia river, has been raised and is being re-
fitted to take her place upon the river as
formerly.
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Great Bargains.
yA3Y rs STEW ART


II AS Just received the largest and most beautiful
L i stock ofsPRING and SUMNER DRYGOODS
ever brought to Cadiz, which have been selected
with great care from the recent importations in
Philadelphia, and will be sold for cash or good pro-
duce Mt a very small advance above Eastern cost
Purchasers arc respectfully solicited to give them
an early call, and secure a good bargain, as the stock
consists of a general assortment of the following ar
ticles:
French Merino and Thibet Cloths;
Coburgs, Pharmacies, and Persian twills;
High colored de hines, cashmere and Gala plaids;
Molair and silk lustres, .~alpacas, all colors;
BOmbazines ana Persian cloths do do
High lustre plain black silks, all widths,
Brocades, satin plaids and watered silks;
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk satins;
China Silks and Poplins, plain and figured;
French and American Ginghams, ali prices;
English and American chintzes and calicoes;
Needle worked cuff collars, chimizettcs and capes;
Embroidered, plain and hem-stitchod linen cam
brio hdkfs;
Silk pocket hdk'fs, cravats and neck ties;
Gloves, mitts, hosiery and susponders;
Tickings, checks, bleached and brown muslins;
Irish Linen table cloths and damasks;
Bird-eye and Russia diapers, very cheap;
High cotored dress and sack ilannels, plain and
figured;
Cloths, Cassimores, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
and Ycstings;
Bonnets aud Bonnet Ribbons ut bargains;
Spring and Summer Shawls, general assortment;
Crash and towels at 80 per cent. below regular
prices;
Red, white and yellow hannels, very cheap.
Also a general assortment of Queenswure, Groce-
ries, &c. Bring on your trade.
CaliZ. Ohio. Anril 90. 1883.
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Arrival Of the Alps.

BosTOE, April 10.
The steamer Alps arrived to day, with
Liverpool dates 10 The 2sth.
LFEHPooL COfTON MARKET.@The mar
ket opened on Monday with a good demand,
but the absence Of American adyices tended
70 cuTtail operations. The arrival Of the
Cambria this morning, with adviees Of the
maintenance Of tie high range Of pricesi.
the American market, and the prospect Of
a decided falling of in the receipts the fol-
lowing week, has impaired more bnoyancy,
and sales were made at an advance Of lie
on last weeks rate. for midhlings and up
ward qualities. The Inequalities are I'M
changed. The sales wSre nominally esti-
mated at 5000 bales, and on Wednesday
10000; the imports for tie same time were
23, 600 bales.
There is more business doing at Manches.
fer. AZ better prices. particularly in Yaans.
BREADsTuFFs.-The sales have been lin
tied, being confined TO the actual wants Of
the consumers, without any material change
in price.
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool on the
s6tb.
LONDON MARKET, March 29.-Flour sells
slowly. Wheat has an upward tendency.
There has been small arrivals of Corn, which
is a shade higher.
The French squadron put out to sea on
the 23d, destined for the Archipelago.
An unpleasant feeling has arisen in con-
sequence of the p~recipitate step taken in ref
erence to the feet. 1t is reported that some
complaint has been made by England. Ii
is also rumored that the Emperor ieels sorel",
and hat the remonstrance has not been lin.
TIED to the point in question, but to an opin-
ion entertained by the English Cabinet on
his general policy.
1t is said that the Coronation has been
postponed until August, on account of the
Pope's inability to be present before that
time.
A telegrnphic dispatch from Vienna, da-
ted the 25th, reiterates the report that the
Pope is DESTROYS of settling amicably all diff
ferences with Russia. The latest report from
Paris states that the differences between
Russia and Turkey will be referred TO the ar
bitration of Leopold. A congress of pow
ers interested is proposed, and Brussels is
named as the place of conference.
PARIS, Monday Evening Not much bu-
siress was done on the Bourse on Saturday.
Bank stock had declined 90 frances.
Late advices received from India and
China represent trade as brisk at Calcutta
aud Bomba,. The rebellion at China is
gaining ground rapidly.
The news fr,m the Cape Of Good
Hope states that peace was proclaimed
on the 14lh of February.
The London papers affirm that there are
divisions in the Cabinet on important ques,
lions, but there are doubts whether there
will be a dissolution.
The Mad'ai family is still at Marseiles, in
tole,able health.
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To the Teachers of Harrison &
Jefferson Counties.

The first session of the Union Institute OF
the teachers of Harrison and Jefferson Coun-
ties, will be held in the town of Mt. Pleas
ant, to on Monday 25th of the
present month and c~ontinJe one week.
The Services of Lorin Andrews, a popular
instructor and distinguished friend of Edu-
cation, have been secured for the occasion.
The opportunity is one which, from various
plain and wtighty considerations, we think
every teacher, male and female, should
eagerly embrace. Teachers ia other coun-
ties of our noble state turn out 10y scores
and hundreds, to the pleasant meetings for
improvement, thereby demonstrating that
"the cause of education is onward. -
Teachers of Harrison and Jefferson Counties,
will you manifest less desire for improve
ment in the calling you have chosen, or less
interest in the cause of education then your
n~eighbors?
We know you will not. A ndable
pride for the reputation of your country,
a ,audable desire to excel in your response
bilities as teachers, assure US that you will
be present at the Union Institute.
GEO. X. JENKINS
WIN. WILLIAMS.
JAS. DEssELMAN.
w. A. URoUAnART,
VIM. PBIPPs.
JOHN STEEL.
Executive COMMITTEE Of the Union Ius:i,
tute.
April nth 1853.
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Great Extension of Territory.

TINE Subscribers have succeeded beyond the mos
l. sanguine anticipations of the friends of annexa,
ton, in more than doubling the boundary Of theiI
trade. This is the age Of expansion. Progress is tht
watchword; and those who would succeed in an,
branch must conform to the spirit of the times.
In the mercantile business this spirit demands large
nation is To sell Goods enough to enable us to sell
them at very SHORT PROF rs.
We are now receiving by Railroad and Steambon
direct from tho Eastern Cities, a very general ant
heavy stock Of seasonable Goods Of every variety
and wo.la respectfully solicit the attention of ol
numerous customers and 1.-The rest of mankinl.r
We have also made arrangements TO pay CASH fol
10000 pounds of clean washed WOOL, at the high
est market price also, all other merchantable pro,
duee taken in exchange for Goods.
Cadiz, March l6, rs. WOOD & SMITH.
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Gleanings by Telegraph.
April 18th 1853.

The Alps has arrived with Liverpool dates
to the 29th. Flour was selling slowly, and
wheat had an u ward tendency.
A storm in Philadelphia on The 18th tore
off the roof Of Edwards new hotel, and de-
mo ished the upper parts of 4 stores on Del
aware avenue. Charles RUSSELL was serious
Iyinjure |.
Brownson has not accepted the New York
CoElcctorship. 1t would be rendered to cx-
Mayor Havemeyer if he would promise to
accept.
Edward Stanley, ofN. c., is going to settle
in California.
Rev. james McClosky, ofthe Methodist
Church, Washington county, Pa, died of fa
yer on board the steamer Union, on her pas
Sage from Aspinwall.
The American carpet factory at Roxbury,
Mass, was burnt up IN the l4th. Loss 800
600.
The susquehanna Bridge Bill has pas
sed the Maryland Senate and is now a
law.
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.NEw GROCERY.
N Z w Far Nj.
BANIsTER &

IL ' commenced the Grocery business in con-
Ii nection with the Shoe trade. They have Just
received OF a superior quality q large supply of all
articles Except liquors) to be found in any Grocery
establishment, and will sell by the large or small at
Steubenville and Pittsburgh prices, including freight.
They respectfully solicit the patronage of the public,
aud will spare no e~xertions to render entire s~atistac-
ton to those that may deal with them.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 20, 1883.
CUGAR and MOLASSES, by the Dbl at regular
~ wholesale prices at the river freight added.)
apr 20, 1853 BANISTER & MAHANNAH.
LNISH-Mackerel, Shad and Herring, by the Dbl or
Il III, at river prices.
apr 20, 1853 BANISTER l. MAHANNAH.
NOFFEE-Java and Rio, a superior article,
~ apr 90, SO BANlSTER & MAHANNAH.
TEAS-Imperial, Young Hyson, and Black, &c.
l. apr 20, SO BANlSTER MAHANNAH.
DICE, Indigo, Ginger. Pepper, Allspice, Nutmugs,
II Cloves and Cinnamon, for sale by
apr 10, 1853 BANlSTER a. MAHANNAH.
CALERATUS, Sal Soda and Mustard,
- apr 20, SO BANISTER g. MAHANNAH.
COAP and Lime, Tubs, Buckets, Candlewick,
) batting, bed cords, and wool Irvine.
apr %, 1853 BANlSTER & MAHANNAH.
DOWDER, Lead and Shot.
L apr 20, '53 BANISTER and MAHANNAH.
TOBACCO, Snuff and Segars.
l. apr 20, '53 BANISTER and MAHANNAH.
NONFECTIONARIES of all kinds, a superior as.
~ sortment. BANISTER and MAHANNAH.
april %, 1863.
TENTLEMEN'S fine and coarse Boots and Shoes
u extra and home made.
apr 20, 1853 BANISTER and MAHANNAH.
r AIDES Slippers, Caters, Jenny Linds, Half.
II ties, Morocco, Kill and Calf Skin.
apr 20, 1853 BANISHER and MAHANNAH.
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GRAND EGRi6tg6ON.
DMHT"EAN FREE.

"
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS!
TIME subscriber has ust received one of the largest
IL and best selected stock Of Goods ever brought
to this maSSet, comprising the greatest variety of
fashionable wear to be found in this place. His style
of Dress Goods cannot be surpassed for variety OF
pattern and richness of figure, embracing every va
riety of Berages, Lawns, Tissues, De LANES, Silks,
&c, &c. A. II. BURTCH.
DONNETS, a large and beautiful assortment from
- 80 cents to $500, at BURTCH'S.
DARASOLS, a large stock, unequalled in style
l. and beauty, from Is cts to So, at BURTCHS.
CHAWLS, Canton Grape and Lace Shawls, a SPLEEN
- did lot from $40 to $50, at BURTCHS
r OUISE-a new style of Dress Goods aud the on.
IL ly article Of the kind in this market, at
BURTCHs
THEMIsETTs and UNDERsLEEVES, a large
~ and splendid assortment, and in fact every thing
usually found in a Dry Goods house, all of which
will be sold as low if not lower than any other house
in this place. A. IL. BURTCH.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 90, 1853.
ENANcY SCARS, PERFUMERrEs, etc., a large assert.
II ment for sale cheap by J. BEALL.
april 20, 1850.
mi AsoN's ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLAcKING, a large
april 20 1853 )" ." JOHN BEALL.
WHITE, Red and Black Lead, Linseed Oil
w Lacker, Turpentine, etc., a fresh and large
supply, at (april 20, 1852 JOHN BEALL'S.
CTEEL PENS, a large and fine assortment, vari.
- GUS brands, cheap at JOHN BEALL'S.
Gland PAPER, n prime eastern article, and O
- large assortment by (apr 20, '53) ]. BEALL.
TAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, Pen
april 20. 1858. JOHN BEALL,
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Washington Items.

POstmasssrs ~ OAio.--Gen. John E.
Hunt has been appointed Postmaster at Tol.
edo, Thomas Sparrow at Columbus, Jno. M
Brown at Sandusky, John Marshal at Piqua
i. Tuthill at Lancaster, VIM. p. Morrison
ct Newark, FL. thinner nan at Mt. Vernon
VIM. ii. WEIGH has been appointed chieI
justice Of Minnesota, and Andrew G. Chat
field and Moses Sherburne are the asso.
ciales.
~. Davenport, Of Miss. has been appoin'
ted chief justice Of Neg Mexico, and Kirby
Benedict, Of Ill, associate, Charles s. Rum
ley, Marshal.
Thos. J Henley formerly Of Indiana, hai
been appointed pestm aster at San Francisco
California.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT of parents who use Vcrmi-
fuge composed ofCastor oil, Calomel, ETC., are not u
ware that, while they appe r TO benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the foundations for a series
of diseascs such as Salvation, Loss OF Sight, Weak
ness ofLimbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of HOBENSACKS MEDICINES, to which we ask
the attention ola directly interested in their own as
well as their cllildren's health. In Liver Complaints
and all disorders arising from those ota bilious type
should make use of the only genuine medicine, Ho-
bcnsuck's Liver Pills.
BE not deceived, but ask for Hobensack's Worm Sy-
rup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, J. n. Hobensnck, as none
else is genuine.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Jacob ssuvell. lDURsUANT 10 he
Vs. IL command Of u Ger
Ashford X. GLADDEN. and ain dssTeo1ndorderof
Ellen, his wife, sale issacd out Of The
John Kali, and iCourt OF Common Pleas
Mary Kali, his wife. of Hauison county, o.
hi0, al The March Term hereof A. ID. 1853, and 10 me
directed and delivered, l will expose TO public sale al
The door OF the Court HOUSE, in Cadz, in said Haui-
son county, on Monday the 9Th day OF, May, 1853,
between the hours OF ten O'Clock A. NJ. and Iour o.
dock =. NJ. Of said duy, eli the right, title and inter-
est Of Ashiond X. GLADDEN. and John kaik in and To
The following described real estate, situated in the
town Of New Rumiey, in said Harrison county, and
described as follows, 10 wit In-LOts No. eighteen,
{lSl nineteen, 49, and twenty, e2O); appraised al
$4,000. Also, ln-LOtsKO one hundred and twelve,
Q12) one hundred and thirteen, Ql5) one hundred
and fourteen, ul4) and one hundred and fifteen, tll5)
CO.; appraised at S2O,m JAS. BOYD, Sheriff.
p Lewis Lewton, Attorney.
April 6, 1883 4S.
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FIRST ARRIVAL OE NEW GOODS
AT A. F. MOORE,S!

am just receiving the handsornest and best assert
1 ment of Goods ever brought to Cadiz, which l am
determined to sell lower, for Cash, than can be sold
by any other house in the place. 3
My stock consists of fine Satin, Silk plain, black
and fancy for Dress; best Satin for Nesling; Persian
de LANES and other new style goods Tor Ladies'
Dresses; Berage de LANES, &c, &C.; Grape and Silk
Shaw Is; the most splendid styles OF Ribbons ever Of.
Tered IN Cadiz. All new styles READY MADE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Cassinnrcs, Vestings, &c.
Also, splendid assortment OF Shoes, BoOtees, &c.
Bonnets, Gaps, &c.
still continue to make up Clothing in the Iates,
styles and in the best manner to order, and chcapc!
than the cheapest.
invite all my old customers and tho citizens gen.
orally to call and examine before purchasing, for
intend to sell low for Cash, md will make it to the
people interes TO examine my stock.
Cadi2, March IL, -. A. r, MOORE.
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Improve Your Stock.

TINE celebrated premium rotting Horse, CAP
l. TAIN BELLtOUNDER, that took the first
premium in class OF 3 year old blood Stations, at the
ohio State Fair, held IN Cleveland last fall, can be
seen at the stable OF the subscriber six miles east OF
.Cadiz, Harrison county, near Barnet1s Mill on Short
Greek, commencing on the first Of April and ending
ON the 10th OF July-Wednesday and Thursdays ex-
cepted. Terms. Zen dollars to insure, and five dol
lars single service. Young Bellfounder is a beauii-
full blood Bay, with exceedingly stylish carriage and
wonderful muscular developments in every point, not
equalled by any horse OF his age in Ohio. lie was
sired by old belltounder, aid lie by imported Bell
founder. His dam was sired by that celebrated horse,
Sir Charles of Virginia. The reputation of this stock
is such that we only have to say that for the I'M
prOyement Of our stock of horses, | have purchased
This horse at the cost OF one thousand dollars, believ-
ing he would be honorably patronised.
J. J. P. JOHNSON.
| also have the young Tuckahoe, 3 years old, that
for st yle and action is not surpassed by any colt OF
his age. He was sired by HerOd Tuckuhoe, and he
by old Tuckahoe, and he by imported tlorizelle.-
The dam OF young Franklin Tuckahoe was sired by
Consul the Second. He is a beautiful blood bay, l6
hands high. His services can be had for u few Mares
at the stable of the subscriber. Terms-1'en dollars
insurance or five dollars the single service. Mares
from u distance well p~assured and attended to.
J. J. T. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
March %, 1853. 46-tf.
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Notice to Creditors.

TNHE creditors of the estate of james A. Wheaton,
l. late of Harrison county, deceased, are hereby
notified that said estate has been represented and de-
clared by the Probate Court of said county as insol-
vent, and the undersigned has been appointed and
qualified by said court as the commissioner to re-
ceive, audit and allow CLAIMS against said estate. ]
will attend at my office in Cadiz until the 18th of Sep
tcmber next, to receive and audit claims against said
estate, after which time no claims, not before pre-
sented, will be received or allowed.
M.. LEWIS LEWTQN, Commissioner
on Insolvent Estate Of J. A. Wheaton, dec.
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Final Accounts,

NOTICE is hereby given that tho following ac-
IN counts have been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio, tor settlements. So
The final account Of Amos Rose as. executor OF
Robert Rose deceased.
The uccount of Hamiton McFaldcn guardian Of
Elizabeth, David, Hester and Martini Perigo.
The account OF Hamilton McFadlen executor OF
Il e estate OF, Robert Henry deceased .HT r,~syf
And that the same will he seycrally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 9Th day Of
April next. b. w. VfIRS, Probate Jude.
March 30, 1853.
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~ Harlem Springs is now open for the
reception of visitors. Mr.. Hilbert has added
three new Bath Rooms, a Revolving swing
and a new ten pin alley to the attraction o.
the place. The fame of Harlem is rapidly
spreading and the efficient and obligin5 pro.
prietor is becoming popular. Scores will
visit Harlem this season who have never
been there before.-ttea. UuioR.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following &C
IN counts have been filed in the Probate Court of
Harrison county, Ohio. for settlements:
The final account OF Henry II. Beckett, as Admin
istrator de bonis non of the estate OF John Speedy,
deceased.
The final account of William Stall and jeremiah
Condo, as Executors of the estate of Jacob Stall, de-
ceased; and that the same will be severally examined
and passed upon by the undersigned on the 18th day
Of April next. b. w. VIERS,
March 10, 1853. Probate Judge.
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FRESH REEF.

TINE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
l. citizens of Cadiz and surrounding country, that
they intend to have at tho Market House, every
supply Of good young fat fresh Beef, &c, which they
will sell as cheap as il possibly can be sold for.
No choice cuts saved for any person, First come,
first served" BOYD FORBES,
JOSEPH CAPSTACk.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 20, 1853. Soft
p S. We will always pay the highest Market
price, In cash, for good young lat cattle. L. g. [,
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@yAnothor Scientific Wonder! Important to Dys,
peplics.-Dr. J. S. lIoughton's Pcpsin, the True Di.
gestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from Rem
nett, or the fourth Stomach Of the Ok, after directions
of Baron Leibeg, the great Physiological Chemist, by
J. S. Houghton, M. D., Philadelphia. This is truly q
wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia ,Jaundice
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Debility, curing
after Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamph.
lets containing scientific evidence of its value, fur.
nished by agents gratis. See notice among the med.
ical adVcrtisemenls.
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Notice in Attainment.

A Ii persons interested will take notice that Adam
IA Rankin, on the 2nd day OF March, A. d.. 1853,
sued cut a writ OF attachment from the Clerks office,
OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF Harrison county, in
the State OF Ohio, against Absalom Humphrey, for
the sum eight hundred and ninety mine dollars and
ninety cents, which writ has been served and return
ed CHARLES PATTERSON, Clerk.
Scott & Bingham, Attys for Plaintiff.
Anil & 1874 A9.6t
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Notice in Attachment.

A LII persons interested will take notice that John
IA Beall on the 18th day OF April, a. d. 1853, sued
out a writ OF attachment from the Clerks office o
the Court Of Common Pleas of Harrison county, in
the State of Ohio, against George Bancroft, for tht
sum Of two hundreds dollars, which writ has beer
served and returned.
Attest. CHARLES PATTERSON, Clerk.
Bostwick & Peppard, Attys for Plaintiff.
April 20, 1898 --5O-6w.