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TliAlN PUMPS.-A durable and useful
Article aud adapted to wells OF any depth, for sale
GREER, OFT l. Co
ply %, 1853. Va
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= NATE OF ONO, DELMONT CoUN

~, -, . O'''V' UF4IINTVN NUI N
r,,, 4, Ss'-Mitts HART and EDWARD CoLs ps,
M" ~, .si,osA;-SohII s-hII oi Common Pleas Petition
us Sdll dele dani, Peter y, ider, will tsko no,i,.
nt ~ ue .h day Of oeiohor, A, u IS5a Miles Iiar,
~" ~" ."Watu c"e p'ainits, ticd their petition An NJ
ns n t"mn,nh eas Of said cOunty saItur 10, m ths,
~ ~ uelehdan. wss Justly owing ihenI Tho snm n,
80 "n sa sVconnt, cory of which IL nled with said
y,II as t, au sn ls az tho next term Of said uouri
" GN llhghl"nt lur tha amount AL,TcsaiI with H.
',,I i0m ,Iyio or 18TH Is53 WV" u"
~ a, Tau .su uoiendill docs not answer said petlon
' ghohl VIII he taken a 'ainst him ~ 80" N'u'
Aue.r lam. ~ u MILLER PENNINGTON,
: "'''.--oW'I Au'y for pl'Gs
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i iUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

atUBLlC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ly order OF C"uri.-!l'r undersigned admin ra,or
VI we estae 9" i"|h g. c'gion, dr.d, otter Tor sar
a pm'll. aIClIon upon tie Itciniscs on
TGl.SDAY, the 18th da, Uf December
ek 'hn inlowinr described real estate to wit ~ feet
o' VI" w'r art u" Lot No. 5, Iauc's uidi,iun 4, t.
'own"i hristpoi, ~ SAID Con y Of Belmon, with Nm.
a'ph'chhh eHtcirun eOngiM. icLt 10 thr ,,o .r
lht widow the rin, ih1 sad war therein Icing nm
ah"lt ni Sl9tO er year Tor and dur ing her
SAID dover al sad widow. " 49, w
ltrhs ut Sala-one third cash il hand one.third in
~ n"n'nH ana 'h u ~ one wear, with interest on
lhG uelcrfod payments ON The ta, uI sale. "
ANDREW GRUBB
Nov. Ar, ip53-4w. We
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NTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COIN.

TAIE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN
= ~ sS-M,' ,'nAkL RiLEy ps: Lt TIER Dr,r and
rh w. nunEARp'-c"'tt Of Common peas--pcttnn'
M, ,' a noion'snt Lnihor Butt, viii take no c. nat
" @ u eh his rion IN The CourI OF uomn,on pleas
W sau eohty setlihg iurih that the said Ilber nm,
s ~ 'a"mH w. hh hATd defendants, were Justly owiu,
t "" .el, two several notes executed by them COMES
W "oh noe. are attached 10 said pet on on IA. is
=, ~ ss nshnr A. ID ls53; on the 2,d note The sum ur
% WIN interest irnm the sd day nf sepemIer
~ ~. ~ ,nu pialh, al The ne1i term Of Id Cour
w, ssN Ju'smem lOr The amounts AUIt SAID, win In
leIesl a. Aforesaid. '''' "'
& 'na sSd i'niher inu does not answer said ncttion
on or Wiofe the Fs day of the neat Term, oi sSLi ro
Judgneht win be iaken against HIM Wv "'''
A,,e.,. ,ou n MILLER PENNINGTON,
Nov, u, lH51--Ow,
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VA IlirE Icad--Cincinnaii hrand-just received and IA
W sa'ehy (Mays3i) II. ALEXANDER
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4 DMINISTRAToR'S NoTICE,-Nc

~ tce ~ hereby given tina; at the Probate Co,,, co,
Belmont County the undersigned was appoiuteI 4
and qualified a. Administrator Uf the estate of sso,t
Lewi', ial9 "f Belmont CoInu deceased, ~
Az those indebted TO sand estate are rruc,ted IN
immediate pH,neni; Rtd those hiyu, ri, M. srn',,
sii estate are noithc 10 present them Or selctoni
within one year ifoun inis late.
Nov. 80, ls51.-3t. '"'' g
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Ev.. EW ,l, ,E,gRNITURE rJI, AND CHAIR

EW FURNITURE AND CHAIR
Wsre Rf5hs.--MrNDNY & COTrs ipvi,e ,ha
ton oi house keepers and others 10 their New Fur.
ana Chs Wa RoOms, in the new hrick huiiJ.
NO. los Market street, few doo.s below The Marks,
such as " A''''''S =" '"e''
Pssing and Plain Bureaus, Socre-
|tary and Book Cases, Card, Dining
|and Breakfast Tables, SoG,s, Di-
vans, Ottomans, &c, Fancy What
Nots, Fancy Work Sands. Chairs,
Windsor and Cane Seat, Mahogony
Iysry yaIls,y:mrLAIN AND FANCY LOOKING
tssEs. CLOCKS. Sci all OF which willie furnish.
t'mpy 70 oruer, al Tie lowest prices. Wa Tesneot.
w assured 'h@' we can render satisfaction in all
- June ,, lssa.-ly.
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- ilERifF's sALE-DAvrp EAros v,



David @. Neswange- ct al vs. Is,ae Neiswanger Ct al
by virtue Of order Of sale 10 me directed from the
Court OF tommon.pieas of Belmont County Ohio, I
viii offer Tor sale at Public Auction:
On Saturday 3la of December, A. ID. 1853
hctween the hours Of 10 O'Clock =. m 81 O'Clock p. NJ.
of sad day Al the front door of the Court House in ST.
Calr,vI in laid Cnnnty the follow inc dcscr ell lands
and ienemenisio wit the east hal uf The south east
quarter o lo or sert on 10 IN twnshIp and N
range no. excepting ther from small tract in the n
W. part thereof, here ure TO ia oh iIoOv'r q
now owued'y Nilson Sban"or; and a'-o two other
sWa' is in tho North East pat thereof sod TO the
sHd Ja' Oh Neiswsnger AID y him now ownel, con.
tainirg wi'h said exceptions - less Tho
said tract of lanh Elm oundri the North hy the NJ
" qua ter "f said section No, 10 IN the West by the
West half of the south east quarter there Of, the
sonih Nv iands formerly ownel nv rhomas Puner dec
and on the East Wy sections No. aud in TOWNSHIP and
ran"e a1nreraid. Sui eCt to 'he Dover ilterrst If
lsael'a Nriswancer W Of Jacoh Nrirwargef dec'd
on the one fifth pat Of The above described lot parcel
Of land.
JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sherin's Office Nov 25th is53.
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IN ANTILLAs AND silks !.

dax, teaniihi manti las made
'sek aiNs w"iered do, aud fancy ooiorcd do Mai"
ndemhroidered trimmed with lace or fringe Also a"
unusually large stock ofthose long snAwLs same MAY
we nave had years which everybody saws are The
eest ana cheapest IN the ehy. Call and see them A
sep. 80 STONE a THoMxs, :"
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S,TATE OF ONO, BELMONT COIN
NOV. la.-Gw

IN
- ~ hS.-C0ntt OF Common Pras-Washiu,,n,
toIsnah w. Hannah Foreman, al Reu,ont ronntv Ia
,spn foie ns'' George " Foreman OF Monrns co,lntv
nanhsh hi'sey, OF Guernsey county Irthsh,hs iIe1
.otsoh ahd nor husband, JAnet lluIhinsnn Townsc,J
."iemA"' JOSIAH Foreman, plus Foreman MI
tVn "e,nan. ihA Jane Foreman, ali oT BeinonI %
49, ,s & aHNe hAlicd defn win take notice that nm
Iaey "l Nov, lra1, The a'Oye polltionrr Nj
hs'n t"'ema hled his prtiIinn IN the Cot of Can,
~ n~l va :" "'W"Nl county, aud that said pstu,on 4,
now he"d'h2 "Iafeh thr sad Washington Fnrs'' ~
oHn9is paf'lbA oI iis rilloN Ing r.Icrre to a,I ~
10 ~ a''7'sl'' !" W.T. lsl act eli q a nat ut lilo y
"'p'ol ace, -, w. NJ, e0d rspgr L. con A,ntng M
sseH "of"" "f I"ia Aud ~ tfHct trie apArl OF
fes a. tahfe aud e.. tnu AMIN % acres ur. ~, i
-" 10y y" " arr 90 to Jtco' T.. owe aud arre,
"up NJ 'fsI' THO - 4 premises hsiug All HE ,,sl
''AF e "lth l.rWis tufruah died srtyed III A, tte 49,,
oi ~ nshe Srau S1f'sh aud all -i'ua In Ne non oun
P,ah" ltnhSitlri ~ acF"- ot y al .statr mo- a m
NfH Ana ina al the uHNt ul AID ro,ft ,,,i
W @ nsue h' We SAT Wa wptnu Foreman Gnr an
u"S % % 'pat pa h'oi ho wpir NJ tah lrcInisoa aud Fl,
susp "Ae' proceedings a. afc AH .nrtpci hv 40 ~
Nov. lal Auy To-, ilo,''W' "a. tn.,.' N,NernN. e.
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HNARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
T. wishes TO sell the farm which he resides living
two miles east OF ST. CLAiRsyiLLE, Ohio, and nine
miles west Of WHEELING. Va. on the south side OF
the National Road Said farm contains fraction over
ONE HUNDRED and NINETY EIGHT acres with
upwards oI ONE HUNDRED ACRES under cultivation
w,in an APPLE ORCHARD OF one hundred trees a
FRAME BARN 90 hy 81 feet aud WAGON HOUSE,
aud CORN CRIB 30 hy 10 feet, with other convenient
on buildings, Also never failing spring of wa'er that
rises IN stock IN the suring house aud raised again
IN asiotk al the stable door. ltis good Sheen farm
g. ~ FHANkLIN bell.
st. Clairsviile, June 2Ith, IS53
NrWashington (ra.) Reporter insert TO the amount
of s., 90 and charge this office.
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~ Office IN ATTACHMENT. - Al

persons intc'osted will take notice that ~ pieks,
t't Co., oht 10Th day of June A. ~ Is5 sued out
wr OF attachment from the Clerh's Office of the Court
OF Common vi Belmont County In the St.,e nf ,,
AGAINST Php Likes Tor the snTiof 90. which writ ha,
been served and returned. OCT 18TH. in5a
JOHN H. HEtTON Clerk
nov.cG by PErER TALLaAs, AIRY Tor Prtg.
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q. IAIE OF ONO, BELMONT COUN.
Ti, sS.-Couu oi Common lvas.--Muu,,, No.,
'S' Iu1ugn UuI1,-p,iItiun va" "'Lkf
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DOUGHT EARLY.--Our stock OF Fall
aud Winter heavy Goods, consisting OF red, white
and yellow fannels bard 1insey, Jeans, cassnetts
tweeds cloths, etc. quite FULL and bought In
Nav. before the rise with view to this falls trade and
will he sold TO customers at old prices. .t
few pieces of Tweed all wool filling (very cheap
only Is cents per yard.
SEP. SOL STONE & THOMAS.
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4 ARPETING.-l00 yds. superior listing
" oarpeting choice patterns. 500 yds superior kemp
carpeiins The largest stock Of rag carpetng Kept by
any house IN the citysso few pieces of very cheap
lowered, do tsep30) STONE THOMAS.
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Clio his, Cassimeres and Yes ings,

o every grade color and price with trimmings
m makhs u hutVer brought Ia This arkei so thaI lf
on pree' tal your clothes should he nac Ia o.d.r for
yon'ssli expressly. aud hy aTaor g0ar ora oAoosis
aud ca sui youloAT.
odnends, and new fro' ds! givc us a call examine
our stock, and then Judge for yourselves
81. Clairsville, Sept. 30, ls53.
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LOTlilNG! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
L. NAGLE * CO., have just received an alii.

Particularly aa9tod Ia the present aud coming
eunsisiin-, IN part. .of .'
Black and Drab Beaver Over Cnais, Black,
Brown and Drah clolh, do. Peter Snam,
Blanket and Marblrd do, ulsn, general
assortment of Cloth, Cashmere ANA S III
nett Frock aud Sack coats. Six, Srin,
SIX Plush, Valencia aud Cloth Vests. Of
every style and quality, Black anu Fancy
% Cnssmere pants, Saiincti, Corduroy and
Jeans, &c, &c.
we have also the lsrses, aud 'cst assortment of
Clio his. CnSsimcrns ,nd Vos.;,
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IS uEREBY GIVEN THAT

Vat my instance a writ OF attachment was this day
issued by William Tdhall, justice of the peace for
Kikwool township belmont County, Ohio, sganst the
property aud effects of samuel Rowey, ahsconding
detor, for the sum ofsixty one dollars and eosts
Dated Nov. lJtr. lsj3
nov s6.--3t. nd. DAVID McCARTNEY.
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IMP ORTANT
TO HOUSEKEEPERs.

SoMETHING better and more Soda ,Crcam
y Tartar, other preparation in existence Baking
DURKEE's CHEMICAL YEAST, or BAKING POW
DER-For raising Bread, Biscuit Fried Grdde and Johnny
Cakes, Puddings, PotPes, Corn Bread Cakes Ap
pie Dumplngs Pastry &c. &C. This article that every
+ FAMILY, HOTEL, BOARDING HOUSE,
Eating Saloon, Ship Steamboat Vessel, Canal Boat &C.,
will nd upon careful trial. to be the very thing
cry single day Of their existence.
Its most important adv yantages the old system,
l. 1t the expense OF milk, eggs, Shortening spoiled
bread and the trouble and expense of procuring good yeast
water only being necessary.
No time is required for the dough before baking
consequently bread may be made in few minutes.
g. cook always depend upon having, light, swe ec
tender and paatable bread and biscuit whether -four be
of the best quality or not.
4. Bread made by this process much nutritious,
sier of digestion better fitted for weak stomach sweeter
whittier dlghter, than when made with yeast.
5. The bread made by fermentation does not afford the
amount of nourshment the system that when
made with this eompeund because the vegetable acid
cd ermented bread prevents the proper action of the
tric fluid upon and consequently part only goes
ish the body while the acids tend produce dyspepsia
attendant evils.
This article has been thoroughly tested and is universally
hked When used according the directions
to suit.
ITP Be careful to ask for DURKEE'S BAKING pow
DER, and take other, and you will deceived Prn
cpa Of1ce 139 Water street, New York. Sold by the best
Croccrs and druggists generally 4oI-3mcs
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a5OO CHALLENGE.

w HATEvER concerns the health and happiness OF
w people is at all times of the valuable impor
tance take for granted that every person will do hor
power lives their Children and that cry
will cndeayor promote their health saccos
Ifeel it be my duty soemnly you that W oRMS
the primary causes of large majority of diseases which
children and adults aba If appetite
uay ehangeale kind Of food another
Pain in the Stomach Picking the Nose Hardness Full
of the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever, Pulse Ireg
remember that all these denote WORMS, and you ud
once apply the remedy
An article founded scientific principles compo unded
with purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe whom
and be given the tender Infant, with cided
b. cial effect where Dorc Complaints end Diarrkoeo have
them weak and debtaed the Tonic properties OF
Worm Syrup such that nds without equal, the
catalogue of medicines in and srenghto the
ach when makes it irttlbla remedy for those act ed
with DYSPEPSIA. the astonishing performed by this Syru
Physicians have ed s the best evidence of superior
eficarcy all others ~ +.
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How ,muras. Met his Fate.

The sentence of the military commission was
read to him with due so1emnity. He listened to
IT as be would have listened to the cannon of an
other battle during his military life, equally with
out emotion or bravado. He neither asked for
pardon, for delay, nor for appeal. He advanced
of his own accord toward the door, as if to accele-
rate the catastrophe. The door opened on mar
row esplanade, lying between the towers of the
castle and the outer walls Twelve soldiers, with
loaded muskets, awaited him there. The narrow
space did not permit them to stand at sufficient
distance to deprive death of part of its horror.
Murat, in stepping over the threshold of his cham
ber, found himself face to face with them. He
refused to let his eyes be bahdaged, and looking
at the soldiers with firm and benevolent smile,
:" My friends" said he, "do not make me suffer by
taking bad aim. The narrow space naturally
cornpels you almost to rest the muzzles of your
muskets on my breast; do not tremble, do hot
strike me in the face-aim at the heart,
here it Is" As he spoke thus, he placed
his right hand upon his coat to indicate the posi-
tion of his heart. In his left hand he held small
medallion, which contained in one focus of love,
the image of his wife and of his four children,
if he thus wished to make them witnesses of his
last hour, to have their image in his last look,
as in his last thought. He fixed his eyes on this
portrait and received the DEATH blow without feel
ing it, absorbed in contemplation of all he loved
on earth! His body, pierced at SO short dis
tance by twelve balls, fell with the open and
his face to the earth as ifstill embracing the king
dom which he had once possessed, and which he
had come to recenquer for his tomb. They threw
his cloak upon the body, which was buried in the
cathedral of Pizzo. Thus died the most chval-
rous soldier of the imperial epoch; not the great
est, but the most heroic figure among the COM
panions of the new Alexander Lamartine's His
tory Of tie Restoration Of Monarchy in France
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src6 In all cases where any proposed ditch water
eourse shall be in than one township. application
shall be made the trustees oeach Of said townships and
In such majority of the trustees Of euch townships
shall be competent to locate and establish the ditch or wa
SEC 8. In all cases. whe any person shall feel himself
aggrieved BY the location Of any proposed ditch water
next ensuing give notice in writing to oil other persons
interested in the sane of his intention to appeal from the
Of his proper county, and SHALL within the ten days
thereafter make application to the sad Judge probate
setting forth his grievances and praying him to appoint
committee of review for the same.
Sac That before any such application shall be heard
By the said Judge probate the persor making the
shall enter into bonds with two sufficient secur
ties IN the penal sum of hundred dollsFs conditioned
Tor the payment Of all costs that may accrue in consc
qusnee Of such application for committee of review being
SEC. s. That when such application shall be made in
coranee with the provisions OF the two preceding
the Probate Judge shall appoint committee of five dsn
terested feeholders of said county not residents of the
township in which such proposed ditch or water course
shall be located who SHALL within five days after appoint
ment examine aud review said proposed ditch or water
course and the land adjacent tbefeo, and forthwith make
report of their proceedings the said Probate Judge
Sic g. II shall appear from the report of the commit
tee of review that said proposed water
properly located by the township trustees the
said ditch or water shall be cut opened in said
appear that the said proposed ditch or water
improperly located located to the injury of the appel
liant the same shall be changed and located SHALL the
said committee. he deemed just and right.
SFc TO- If the appellant shall fail to get the location Of
said proposed ditch water changed he shall be
of the Probate Judge the appellant succeed in eectng
the change aforesaid the Probate Judge shall make
such disposition Of the costs to him shall be deemed
jdst
SEC II. The trustees and committee of review shall
ceive copensatou for their services under this aet
dollar per day. each, for the time in which they
employed and the Probate Judge shall receive tho
fees, as for like services in ohef cases.
SEC 12 That the art entitled san act providing for the ap
pontmentof commissioners ofsewersin certain counties
this State passed March and the ameudatory
tereto passed April 3oth 1852 be and the here
BY repealed.
E. =. s- JAMES C. JOHNSON,
speaker Of the Hodse Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of tic Senate.
February 81, 1855.
AuDiroas OFFICE PORTAGE COUNTY
RaEenna, March Q, 1858.
hereby certify that the foregoing laws correctly
printed from the authorized copy certified to by the Secre
tary ofstate. LORENZO FROST,
County AadicT.
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BEWARE Or INp0SIORsi

EFThis village Friday night March 4th man calling
IL himself by the of c. P HART, Principal Sem
mary of Natural Science, (Which it presumed is
al naae) He left Rayonna minus of about $500. Said
Hart has light complexion sandy hair and delicate.
Supposed be about % years old
in the face When he left, he hadmi him aquany maps,
sGaes and microscopes which he will probably use in
ing Lectures to Schools Editors will confer great favor up
the public by giving this notice circulation throughout
United States.
Rayenna March + 1859
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MARCH APPOINTMENTS,
DOCT. I'LL. TUBBs,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.

WILL be in attendance athis Rooms as follows:
RAvENNA Prentiss House, Monday afternoon and Tuesday
AKRON: Cobb's Exchange, Saturday 10Th March.
WARREN Clinton HOTEL Saturday and Monday s6h and 9Th
Those afflicted with Chronic of the Liver Lungs,
Kidneys Spleen, determinations, Rheumatism, Asthma,
Shorness of Breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia drop
sy, Weakness Nervous disabilities Resessness Loss of
appetite Constipation. DerngemeEt of the Stomach Bilious
Affections, Gravel White Sweins any long standing dis
No CHARGE FOR CossuLrATrox DIR. t. neither beeds
blisters Homapaths he Mercury Ar
he Thompsoa e neither gives emctrs. His the
ory differs all Others that have been adopted
make sick Ia make WE'LL nor tear 10 build up again. nor
aay auy iritaon by patching with anodynes
CURE EXTRAORDINARY,
1t saems interested persons habit Of denying the
the incredible of the number, and Mhi offer of
We boast no triumph but simply desire that plain truth may
be recognized such. Mr. j. continued to enjoy excellent
health when a short time since. E
symptoms, which have advanced upon each
sve s,ason: Heartburn, Pain in the Stomach, Vomiting,
Goodness extremes, &C. daily experienced.
The skin was inactive dead that although engineer
and exposed excessive heat particularly in summer pers
pratio effect unknown for years. have baen most
of the time unable to perform aoo and beyond
description could be taken without producing pain and
50 much were the dneS affected that W yer @ oep sixty hours
the bowels which gradually became more violent until
fully equal to 4siatic These
about days and intensely they that
very much depressed strength and flesh wasted
countenance was saow and deathke Eleven ply
sReguar' and Homeopathic. and Water Doctor'' had
prescribed for at different times but with little benefit
All united in saying that impossible, and med
cine for present relief only Ny last treated with
derision the idea of being restored first Dr. Tubbs IN
September 1860, and Notwithstanding the slender
gven placed myself under his Three weeks from
that time Improvement was quite perceptibic aer "mc5
relish noursb the system, and the spasms became less
frequent and lighter until thew ceased entirely Heretofore
winter weather has invariably condition. yet
have not experienced Of former symptoms since
they were rst subdued early in the season. NY appete
geston and strength all excellent extremities war ski
beaithul and moist and weight nearly
In every PARTICULAR feel we'll before IN my me-
~ e'oi' p" WILLIAM JAVENS.
Rochester, Beaver county, Pa, Feb. Is, 1881.
We, undersigned, have known Mr. Javens have known
his frighfu suengs apparently hopeless condition. and
cheeruly testify to the ruhulnes Of the above statement
John Stiles William Johnson, W. L. Dickinson F. Re-
G. c. Rarnes, Jesse hannab O. Trmoe tsrasi gray
j. c. Clark, Thos Javens.s feo %
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RrPDTsO

Thousands parents who vermuge composed of Cas-
oil Caen, &c. not awaretat while they appear TO
pa<ie actually laying the foundations for
series dsease such sayaton loss of sight, weakness
of limbs. &c.
another will be found the advertisement of Ho
bensacks Medicines which ask the attention of all di-
recy interested to their well their ehdrens health
Liver complaints and all other misunderstanding those
of bilious type should make of the only genuine med
icine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
s {7FE DEcEIrED' but ask for Hobensaek's Worm
Syrup and Pills and observe that each has the signature
he proprietor N. Hobensack, else genuine.