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ar ",,' OK re'Iy Tor tins uade, and have SUPER
minded by experienced Captains aud qaii6e5 Ear ,ha
srl'e'od who viii spare hcrxcrtion t cr,n
ihGy Will be t"wed up and down the river b,
M ay be relied ." to sail promptly as Adversely fi
York. will find ito their Interest 70 s5i, M "9n' Ne"
L. me only regular line aud freight viii a ,,S nm,
,F'' At ne lowest rates, and every effort will no ~,
y me agents IN Richmond andNew York. 10 ,,,3a
anna f' a's s5are ask andhope succ in Oh
ID" + i'i, snare ct patronage. Goods sl1,na,, -,
nus ilne to Now York, will be forwarrdad ra by
1''en to New Orleans, Mobile Savnah C6sr s''
"hy other port The vessels will be j. Ri.l,. sion
j., Cts e "a N New York at berth No l, Co Ha
DAVID CuRR Err Richmond
p,e, GLAS II PIERSON, N. York Ago'ts.
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7 MON FOUNDRY.-NE Wv con


JONES, BEGGS ID BROTHER,
AID respectfully call the attention of the public te
FOUNDRY, about mise below - city, immediate
y ON the Canal W ere thev prepared IL lur~ltnn,
description of CASTING, IL lonm or 4ood. Mi
Machinery sugat-pUas Culdr"u kefticz. imltarn
ton of Garden or Porch Chairs. Hat and Umbrella
Stands, Jenny Lind Parlur Crates und Feudefs. piau
fancy Balcony Railing IF the latest style Pl,agl-
all sizes and patnts Brackets, various sizes stove. and
Mantle pieces made l., urler. Winter gus. at dr,r,
Pipes. columns of all szeso which thcattrnnsof btld
nvited-all OF which they will furnish NORTH
prices and only ask "a call 10 insure salt~. I>
prompt attention aud fithtu workmanship, tn, hop L.
share fair portion of public patronage. All order.
est style. WILLIAM Is. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS.
sept 81 dts HAMILTON BEGGS
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IIObensack's Liver Pills

No part of the system is liable TO disease than ,bs
LIVER, serving as fiterer to purify the blood or
giving the proper secretion TO the bile any wrong
action of the Liver effects the other narts ~
the SYSTEM and results variousiy in Liver Compaint
yaundice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should therefore, watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong action OF
the Liver. Those Pills being composed of ROOTS a
PLANTS furnished by nature to heal the sick Name,v
LIST, An EXrECToRANT, which augments the secre,
ton from the Pulmonary mucos membrane or promotes
the discharge of secreted matter. end. An AfTER%
TIVE, which changes in some inexpliesbIe and inser,
81 s,6e e manner the morbid action of the system Sd.
system, renewing health and vigor 10 all parts of the
body. 4th. CATHARTlC, which acts in perfect har,
mony with the other Ingredients and operating on the
Bowels, and expeing the whole masss of corfupt and
vitiated matter and purifying the Blood, which DESTROYS
disease and restores health.
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SALE.-Ass ]. Rryp a.,

SHERIFFS SALE.-AsN J. REED Us.
- s.synL i.nEAt;-By virtue OF writ OF vendi e..
ponAs 10 me directed from the Court OF Common pss.
OF heimon' Cohniy, Ohio, viii expose 10 ruhiie sus
on on Tuesday the iO'h day OF May. 1854 between he
honis oi ~ o'clock a. M and O'Clock y. M of said day
al the Ifoh door of the Court House in 81 IaIayiiI ~
said county the following lands aud tenemen,s 10. wit
situate ying aud being IN the county of DeImont and
snip NO D. and range No o. beginning for tho same =,
ta horilwest corner OF the tract of land that Wiiii."
Grove SEM died seized and being the part of said ,,s",
SET o 70 Mary Grove as her dover in the Real Estate o
said william Grove meIed aud bounded as follow" w.
WIZ beginning al the north west corner OF said tr.r,
al stone and Running east 100 rods TO a stake thsn
south ~ aud a,'lOo rods TO stake, thence south ;Si
Mesl w 90 100 rods stake thence 2e west 62 and
acres, be the same more or tess The undivided hsI
OF he above described premises is the interest Of
uei isTesi the defendant, which will ba sold
s,,o,,- Join q. NICHOLS, Sheriff
shcriG's Once, spT =, isS3.-$a,75 '"'''"'
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
In Partition.
John Neelen,


In Partition.
George w. Ncecn ct al>
pY virtue order Of sale to me directed from the
ID Court Of Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio at
the Spring term 1852 will offer for sale Thursday the
18th day Of Ap 1853 between the hours OF 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ Of said day al the front door OF
the Court house in ST. Clairsvillc Belmont County o,
the following described Lands and tenements to witt stu
ate lying aud being in Pease township, Belmont County,
Ohio the first tract parcel of land contains two hun
ded and sixty more less bounded and described
as follows TO wit heng portion ofthe South half sec
,on FIVE t5 township six 10y Range three (3 being the
tract ofand owned aud occupied for many years by
James Neeen in his life time Said premises are houn
de the South by lands of John Clark and the heirs Of
A. Scott the east by lands OF Luther Harrow and John
lIogg north by the land OF John Gin aud Robert Nc.
Bride, also one other tract parcel of land situate in
the township OF Pease and county of Belmont and State
Of Ohio, and bounded and described follows TO witt
being portion ofthe east half Of Section thirty FIVE, 5
township three (3 Range two ( containing nineteen
acres more or less being the lands and teneens
owned and occupied by James Neelen in his life time
Tavern Stand and bounded on the south by lands o
John NJ Weeks and the by lands owned by John
Woods subject TO the dover interest of Isabella Neen
| JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sheriG's Office, March II,Ia53.-s7,5O
| N. d. The above sale IL continued until Tuesday
the 10th day Of May, 1854 which time the above des
crihed Rea Estate will be offered suit pur
| chasers. J. e. N.
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THE TAPE WORM!

This is the most difficult Worm TO destroy Of all that
nfest the human system it grows an almost Indenits
length becoming coed and fastened in the Intestines
and Stomach efecng the health sadly as TO cause St
Vtus Dance, Fits &C. that those afflicted seldom if ever
suspect that is Tape Worm Fastening them TO An es iii,
grave. In order to destroy this Worm very energeis
treatment must be pursued il would therefore be proper
to take O to OF my Liver Pills to remove a nh
structons, that the Worm Syrup may act direct unnn
the Worm which must be taken in doses of . Table.
spooniulls times day. these directions followed have
case OF Tape Worm.
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SHERfFF's sALE-wrLLrAns g. Cu,

~ aisos rs: ARomsALD GiFyIs, ct Ai-By virtue of
writ OF vendi exponas 10 me directed om the Court of
10 sale al public aue ton on Tuesday, tho IOth day of
May, 1883 between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. M and
House in g. CAirsvile, In said County of Belmont the
following lands aud ,eneents TO wit situate y ing and
bounded and described follows the being the west
half Of the southwest quarter of section o. township
and range being In The dsrict of lands sub
eet to sale at Marietta Ohio, and beinshe same lands
on which the said Archibald Gthn now resides Con.
tanning eighty acres, more OF less.
JOHN q. NICHos, Sheriff.
sherid's once. April Q. iss3.-s2,00.
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A RARE CHANCE.

rNHE undersgne offers upon reasonable TERMS at pri
l. vate sale his Drug Store and the lot Is on situated
in the of the rapidly growing town of South whee
ling Formerly Rchieown) The building has an ex eel.
lent cellar. The Store is fitted up with great neatness
and taste, being buit expressly for frs, class Drug
Store.
The sale Is rendered to the public for private reasons
owing 10 xpected business store
has been in successful operation for eighteen months and
an excellent trade secured. II not sold, il will be con
Quoted as usual.
N-PAppc alton will be made In person or otherwise
al my DruR Store, near the Creek Bridge, Finh Ward
Wheeling, april !, S3-4t w. X. MCKEE.
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Market Street Chair Shop.
WNI. III. SEAMAN.

MANUFACTURER Of Chairs, settees, soeiables,
v Stools. ETC.. No. 1866, Market St. would respectfully
inform his friends and public generally that he
and keeps hand, large and good assortment
of settees chairs ciables stools etc., of all kinds He
is determined by buying his stock the lowest whole
prices make the best work and sell at the very
lowest prices. His stock of chairs settees, socabes
arm chairs rocking chairs, chdren's chairs, counting
house stools, office chairs writing and revolving chairs
and chairs of all kinds is unusually tlage and pri
ces exceedingly low. Give him call and you will find
that Market street the place buy both in price and
quality. wheeling, apr 80 1852
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A. Nj. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
C L 0 7 H | N G
h 3 T ABLI : II NJ h n I
On the Corner Of Water and M

On the Corner OF Water and Monroe streets,
Wheeling, Va,
WHERE always can be found the largest largest, ehsspes,'
Ing lie has Just returned from New York. Philadelphia
and Baltimore and his Goods present an unusual attrac
lion din pointof quality and STYLE and II Is well known
Cheap Goods, he stands unrivaed DO not fail TO CALL
or you may regretN.
His stock consists of the following articles
black cloth dress Coats 100 blue, brown and green
do; $50 black cloth ock dol $50 bue brown and green
do $50 black, brown, blue and green SACK coats 100
business coats, made OF Cashmere CLOTH &c 100 bea
YER coats various coors 1900 felt and blanket coats; so
doz. white shirts Of all grades 80 doh check shirts so
doz Mariners stripei doz silk undershrts; 10 doz
cotton undershirts; 4 doz. wooen undershris; 9 doz
gauzes undershrts 500 pr black cashmere pants 1000
500 black satin vests ali prices 1000 fancy silk vests
all patterns; 1922 valencia marseilles velvet &C.; II
S9z fancy uSn %o ~ Sun
styles; 60 doz half hose; 90 doz. drawers.
All che above ~ S wn fs ,o9. so9y.I o
roe and Water Wheeling Vs s'S hne asssr'
"en' SHrss%lsr ns @ attention paid to custom SorI and
all orders viii he filed with dispatch by A, M. A.
Opinions Of the Press.
cLoTmsoaWe would sdvse E az gsrsoa: wishing Glns
ing Store Water street. He has avsry fine assort
ment OF everything in the clothing line.Dsiiy Tat
of our friend A. NJ. Adams, corner OF Monroe and Wa
Streets who from his extensive stock of cloths, cas-
This gentleman has about ei5Ooo invested in fabrics
OF the richest make, and furnish from top to
save with shoes. Particular attention is solicited to
his stock comprising doea coating. vestlnss pan.
falcons, drawers suspanders, patent spring
stocks, and splendid lot Of hats and caps. You can
not 20 amiss by calling at his for any garment in
tended the comfort decoration OF As
does aarge business he able TO sell cheap his motto
heina "quck sales and small profits" This added to
the fact that his goods made under his
attendance should he sufficient indneement for every
man disposed bny TO give him call Let all, there
fore who seek their interest "oncourage home in
dusiry" by shedding their thresdbare gsrh for new
one.-Daiiy Timss & Gazette Oct 20. 1882
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-YEAKJE, Can g. Co.
~ Us! WILLIAM BARSEs.-By virtue OF writ Of vendi
cxponas directed from the Court of Common Pleas
sale at public auetion on Tuesday, the 10th OF May,
1883, heween the hours of 10 o'clock and O'Clock
of said day, at the front door Of the Court House
in st. Clarsvilie Belmont County. Ohio, the following
lands aud tenemens, to wit situate lying and being in
the county OF Belmont aud State iof Ohio, and bounded
and described as follows lots No. and in the town OF
Boston, Belmont County. Ohio.
JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
shetilr's Office. april 9. ls53.-si.i5
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To Pennies.

Yon will find these Pills an invaluable ,.,,,
many complaints 10 which you subject In ob.,s, n
tions ehei TOTAL or partial they have been found OF %
mens to healthy action the blood and otbs.
hus 80 eeciuaiy TO put TO flight all complaints ,shinh
diness, dmness OF sight pain IN the side hack Ss sa
None genuine unless signed J. N. Hobensack al, o,h.
ers being base limitations. ali o'hs
TPAgents wishing new supplies and Store Ka...
desiIous OF becoming Agents must address the Proni
tor, J, N. Hobensack, Philadephia, Pa, -'oPio'
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JAMES p. TANNER, wholesale deal.

II NMES +. THNNEH, wholesale deaI-
~ H in Boots, Shoes, Bonneis, Hats &c., No SO Wood
street between Third and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh
Pa take pleasure again in calling the attention of INV
customers and country merchants generally to my very
large and splendid stock o. Boots Shoes Bonne,s Hats
de-, adapted expressly to the coming Spring and sum
every style and variety all OF which are
suitable for Western sales. Retail Shoe Merchants will
ind In this stock Just the goods their sales MlneTs
and others dealing in Bonne,s, Tabs and Flowers will
hnd my stock very large and SUPERIOR and prices very
much lower ihAn usual. My stock OF Palm Leaf Iog.
horn Panama. pedal and fancy hats is likewise com.
pe,e and l TO which the aiieuion OF buyers is re.
quessed shall he glad To receive calls nom all dealers
In the above articles, and will them in
that the prices shall be low the same articles
hs bought In PhilaaephiA and New York Please call
aud examine before buying or going farther East.
JAMES p. TANNER.
Pittsburgh, apr, 8, leJ3.--4t =
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s%$5O0 CHALLENGE. aaa

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness Al
w apeope is at all times of the most valuable imDor
tance. take it for granted that every person will do
all in their power to the lives of their children and
that every person will endeavor TO promote their own
health at all sacrifice feel il to he my duty TO soenon
y assure you that WORMS according TO the opinion Of
the most celebrated Physicians. the primary causes
OF large majority of diseases to which children and
adults are liable If you have appetite contnualiv
changeabe from one kind of food another Bad BreatI
Pain in the Stomach, Picking the Nose Hardness ann
Funess of the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse Ir
regular-remember that all these denote WORMS and
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srHERIFF'S SALE.-Jous DAvrYpoRr.

- IlERlFF'S SALE.-JoHN DAVENPORT,
~ AGENT, rs: JOSIAH 7. BRYANT, ct. al.-By virtue
OF four several wtits of execution INC directed from
the Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County Ohio
WIZ tn sale AT public ion, Tuesday the
lWh day Of May, 1852 between the hours of 10 O'Clock
M ana O'Clock D. M, Of said day at the front door
The Con. House in 81 Carsville, in said county OF
Belmont, the following lands and tenaments to witt sit
uate lying and being in the of Belmont and state
OF ONO, and bounded and describcd AZ follows heing
part OF the north west quarter of section No. 90 town
ship No. and range No. q, beginning for the same a,
the southeast corner of Lot No. n the town of Bos
t"n running with the Road the south line of the half
quarter thence west to the of the Aforesaid half
quarter thence north with the section line the road
ieahng from Boston to Job JOhnsOn's Saw MIL thence
running with said road to the west side of Chestnut
street OF said town OF Boston, thence ing wh said
streets the north west corner of the same thence north
to tie place of beginning containing eighteen acres be
me same more or less Also part of the northeast
,ero the southeast quarter of section No. 90 township
NO. anu range No u, containing three acres of land
more or less Also part of the southeast quarter of
the southeast quarter of section No. o. township No
ana range No. u, hegnning for the the scnt side
ol the road, running thence south section line If
W one quarter Rods thence sixteen Rods thence
north tirty three Rods thence to follow said road 10 the
place o beginning containing four and ny three
Rods Of land. Also lot No. in the town of BOSTON, bel
mont County ONO. John &. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sherIh's olhce. April +. ls53-SI,75.
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CtALL AND JUDGE FOR yOuR.

Il JDDUE TON TUUH-
~ selves.-WnEAT IL CHAPLISE jobbers of notions
and Fancy Goods Monroe street, Vince ing, Va. We
would call the attention OF merchants and pcdas our
Spring stock which we are receiving, consisting part
Of
$4,000 rolls Wall Paper, of every quality;
1900 Window Paper;
300 " Velvet and common borders;
u doz Fire Board patterns;
Cotton and Silk Hosiery of every description;
Silk, cotton, and Lisle Thread Gloves;
Spool and Sken Thread;
Suspcndcrs, Lace Goods, ETC.;
Note, cap, Letter and wrapping Paper;
School and Blank Books;
Hardware, cutlery, combs, buttons;
Pins, Needles, hooks and eyes;
Zephyr wOrsted sewing silks,
States, stationery, brushes;
-. Perlumery, gun caps, fishing hooks and lines.
Together with every small article kept by country
chants.
IJThese Goods laid in expressly for jobing, and
will lie sold al small advance for cash trade in hand
TThe highest market price paid for rags feathers
Hax sccd ginseng, becswax, woocn socks etc, In
change, or for cash. March 25, 1859.
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The above business will be carried on by JOHN L.
FRJNT In the old stand opposite TO j. PAross Store
Where he will he found at all times TO wait on those that
NAV favor him with call in the above business From
his long erperence in the business, he hopes he will
shars a portion OF the public patronage.
Dec. l3, 1852. JOHN l.. FRINT.
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Sheet Iron.

TusT REcEIvED-2sOo D Sheet Iron, No. % and 81,
J suitable for the Stove business. for sale by
GEO. w. JOHNSON,
apr 20, lsss. i7pMarket square
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UNION FOUNDRY.

cosSrs o, M,IS AND CL,r srrrrrs, wnrrtrSo, va.
~ WAREHOUSE ON MARKET SQUARE,
/ (sign Of the Plow.)
yJTE ARE now manufacturing a superior article OF
w Cooking Stoves, for burning either wood coal
Egg Stoves all sizes and prices. and OF the latest and
most approved patterns, with and without the shifting
grate Franklin Canon and Ten plate Stoves plain and
ncy Crates, Kitchen Ranges; Hollowware; Sad Irons
Dog Irons; Mill Gearing, Wagon Boxes; Ploughs and
Plough Castings, &C., all Of which will sell at such
prices az to offer an inducement to the buyer.
: .f . .'Ult ..''..N n. & ". MILLER.
All castings warranted from this establishment.
Highest market price given for old metal.
apr 10, 1882. re w NJ.
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S00 lbs Potash, aud 500 lbs Sal soda-juu received
OOO and for sale by JAnEs W CoLIiss
~, ClAIsviIls, March 2S, 1853,
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New Cooking stoves.

CtAVETT & DUFFIELD have got up new improved
~ pattern for Coal Cooking Stove to which they would
inyte the candid attention of their customers and the
public. VT '' ..'. ..'
is cheap, neat and durable, consumes much loss fuel
and has all the appurenances necessary to complete
cooking apparatus. .f Wheeling, apr 30, 1852.
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M EMS WEAR.-All the late STYLES of
lV1 MEMS wear--Wool, Linen and Cotton Crsv.,s
Stocks, hdk'fs, Gloves, etc, etc. Al
STONE & THOMAS.
apr 3s'l No l7O. Main st, whssIisr
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Physiology for schools and families

Cutters Physiology, large and small with the plates
mounted and paper Also, Greenleat's arithmatics.
have formed agency for this Co. for these important
works and give them to the trade, shools and fan
eslion favorable School books gener hand
Oct. 90. ]. ii. WILLIAMS.
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schlesinser's Patent s'Gutta Percha Coat
ed Pens"
HB subscriber Is agent for these pens. This coating
Teslsts Aqua Forts, and prevents oxidisng in the
ink. Sold by gross or dos. The Trade and Teachers
supplied ON liberal terms. J. u. WILLIAMS,
Sept. II. 1889.
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HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRJp

An article founded upon scientific Principies. com.
pounded with purely vegetable substances being ney
fecty safe when taken and he given the most ten
der Infant with decided beneficial effect where Bowel
Complaints and DarrhGa have made them weak and
debated the Tonic properties Of my Worm syrnn are
such that stands without equal the Catalogue of
medicines in giving tone and strength the Stoma,b
which makes it an Inallibe remedy for those afflicted
with Dyspepsia, the astonishing per formed by this
Syrup after Physicians have failed is the best evdenr
o! It's superior efficacy all others. N'AS'
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WRENM0VAI. Ia

THE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends
l. and customers that he has removed his mandatory
from No. l99 to 49, Market square, where he prepar
ed 10 fill all orders in his line of business.
On hand, large assortment of Copper Kettles. Tin
are in all its varieties either hand made
der at short notice. Particular attention paid to House
Work, Cutters, Spouting, etc.
Sheet Iron Work made TO order, Lead Pipe, Hydrants
etc. always on hand. Hydrant repairing attended &c
with despatch Persons wanting anything in the above
line would do well to call and examine the quality and
prices before purchasing. GEO. w. JOHNSON,
apr 30, 1859. 179 Market square.