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S w AMPS
CELEBRATED PANACEA.
. FOR TIE CURE OF
.LNCZPZENZ' CONSUMPTION.


INCLPLE.NT CONSJ.1LPZTON.
scRoFuLA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE swELLlNe,
RHEUMATISM, DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND SKIN,
AND ILDlsEAsEs ARISING FROM IMPURITIES
oF!THE BLOOD, q EFFECTS OF MERCURY.
g WAlM'S PANACEA has been for than thirty
p years celebrated in this country and in Europe
the sd (Which aS be
had gTatis) aecomranyng the Panacen; Some of which
scrola, and We're dee nled incurable by Physicians
has had the singular fortune being recommended by The
most celebrated physicians and other eminent
W Gibson, M p. Prof; Surgery. Pa. University.
W. DEVICES, N; D., Prof. q Mid: Pa. University.
n Chapman A. B. prof Of Physis Pa univetsity
Dr. Vaio, fioessor Of Metisine, GaSana. fhia
de sse
G. w. Erving, late Minister to Spain s.l.s All
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British Army.
And also, the wonder effecd by swaims Pan
The Psnacea does not contain mercury in any orm and
being an innocent preparation, it may be given to the
T6e Tsta price has been reduced to sl.5o per bottle.
- . BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Swaims Panacea is in round bottles, uited Longitude
nall' with ~ afstsEi 9eEH
and having the OF JAS. SWAIN stamped the
Of
n lathe tTr work mp nine different dies
BY s s
ALSO, SWAIM'Ss VRRMIPUGE.
81 Rs digestive
and Ague, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache De- de-
See the Pamphlet (Which may be had gras) accompany
Prepared only at swAIM.s LABORATORY, THE,
and sold by ali the respectable Druggists In the Unite
States.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Persons wishing 10 obtain the genuine SVVAIaS PAN
ACEA and sWA1M'S iVERNIFUGE, shouls be careful
to observe that the name as < = 7fTs
SWAIN & :
is spelled correctly bottles labels or they may
be imposed by medicines made in imitation them by
person bearing somewhat similar name, well calcula
ted to deceive 4 = q q = ~ = : = = % ,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE u. s.
SchieHelin Brothers & Co.tSfH W
t 100 and LOG, John street, New York.
mar17-dw3m NJ. re
$3.50 BACHELORS,
sod instantaneous Liquid Hal. DYE.
no those wishing hair dye that may be depended up
Il ON, can cheerfuyl commend the above. The
ofcy reference can be given its superiority over
OF the kind now in use For sale wholesale
and RETAIL by q 1s ~ 7. 81. LoGANts Co.; r.
anara Sole ssHnts in this city
DEcElvED this day from New York a large 5assort-
LII nelit of childrens Hats, consisting OF iif ~.
II Black and Pearl full trimmed ehildrens Hatsi
Black and Pearl Gimp trimmed g. -
In kind OF hear dress you'll, and chldre
ian22. s. AVERY, t46 Main st. e,
4 i-ts5.. FOR SALE OR RENT. sAzs' 80 {
THE house the Island, formerly occupied by o. a..
~ Zone, will be rented low, to desirable tenant sold
In accommodating terms Possession given Immediately.
Apply TO CoWG1LL. q A,sWoRDs,
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Pcttebone, Hoben & Co.
An action to recover 800 least for work aud labor
done and performed, in which suit an attachment was
sued and returned served.
Affidavit having been made that the defendants Henry
Petebone Patrick Hoben and William Streater partner
under the firm of Pettebonc, Hoben & Co.,
itants OF tho Commonwealth OF Vrgnia-on motion OF
plaintiff by their attorneys it is ordered they appear
here within one month after due publication of this order
and do what may be necessary their
this suit and that OF aAid order forthwith
ed in some newspaper published III the City Wheeling
for four successive weeks and posted the front door
court house of Ohio county first day OF the next
county court.
Acopy-Teste ALONZO LORING. Crk
Russell & Fitziugh.1 FAnr. K I
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VIRG1NIA-At Rules held in Clerks Office for the Cir
cult Court of Ohio County, for the month April 1883
Moses G. Good, administrator de honis with the will
annexed oil Alexander Caldwell, Observation-Disclosures
.-H-. Against r. E
George j. Deae ard Mary R. his wife, Francis Lawson
and Cece:ia jane his wife; Joseph Spregs Cecilia
his wife and Josephine Loomis; which said Mary h
Deale Cecilia Jane LAWSON Cecilia Spriggs Josephine
Looms are children and heirs at law of Cecilia NJ
s deceased which said Cecilia NJ Loois OF tho
children and heirs at law Of Josias Thompson decd
Mary j. Thompson, of the children and heirs law
OF ssid Josias THOMPSON, decd. and Williams. Wick
ham, Sheriff OF Ohio County, aud administrator bons
non OF the estate e1 Josas Thompson decd-DecndantS
The object OF this suit is to subject the Of
sas Thompson, decd, in the han Is of his heirs or the
proceeds OF such oft has sold satisfy debt of
said Thompson and CALDWELL to paid by the
form which he failed to do and for which the
the latter has been made liable.
Afayit having been made that the defendants except
Francis lawson Cecela Jane Lawson, JOS Sprggs Cecilia
Spriggs and VIM. s. Wickham not inhabitants the
Commonwealth OF SirgEia-on motion OF the plaintiffs by
their attorneys, ordered that they do appear
IN month after due publication this order and do
be necessary protect their interests in this suit
aud that copy said forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City Wheeling for four
successive weeks and posted at the front door
court house of Ohio county the first day of the
county court.
copy-Teste: ALoNZo LoRING, Cl'k-
lFry d Paul] CApr. g.
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crota, Rheumatis, Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspepsia. Salt
Rtetm, Ferer Sores, EysipetaS Pi,aPlts. Bues Mer.
ctrfal Diseases, Cntaneous Ernptions, Lirer Oom
Plaint. Bronchitis, Consumption, Female
Complaints, Loss of Appetite,
General Debility, dc.
In this preparation have all the restorative properties
OF the root concentrated in their strength
cacy but while Sarsapara Root important part
CT its combination, it is, at the tme compounded
with other vegetable remedies OF power and is IN
the peculiar combination and scientific manner of its prep.
aration that its remarkable in the
depends 1t acts simultaneously upon stomach tho
and the 6ors: and thus three processes which
ordinarily the result OF three different kinds ned-
cine, carried the time through the instru-
mentality of nts one remedial AGENT which gently stmu-
lates while it dsinccts and expes stomach ami
bowels all that is irritating and the
their vigor and tone Its great merit is that meets and
eutraize the active principle of disease ITSELF aud when
the symptoms necessarily disappear; yyo
have only TO point to the testimony OF multi
tubes who have experienced its Effects to convince ILL
| credulity itself OF its real value. -.U
The ProPetors submit TO the public the following
ticate from highly ctable source,
| by using their preparation OF Sarsaparilla:
CHATHAM, Mass, July 2s, 1850
| Messrs A. B. & d. SANDS:
Gentlemen,-sot truly valuable do consider your
fit OF others, the effected myself Previous 10
s46 had disease OF the throat which destroyed tho
head This soon resulted in severe inf1mnlaton. and
s c
pervaded the body generally, attacking all the limbs
was confined TO sick bed, from which expected
to arise Many physicians attended nc, and
stliul onOuGced past In Short tongue cannot
express srnerings; and in this condition heard OF
your ala, purchased six botes, and
all other remedies did not expect to take all bought.
so debiated had system become. Contrary ali ex
pectaton my health almost Immediately began toimprove
was able to attend to my domestic duties, and soon
could walk out thE1 once thought would be impossi.
ble My gratitude cannot express, feeling satisfied
nothing else could have relieved olthe misery
terlng then endured os cheeriuy recommend Sands
Satsaparilla 10 a" ....IAg as have DONE
Respectfully yours,
| REBECCA MAYO.
Knowing the above statement strictly correct and
being near neighbors to Mrs Mayo, chcery testify
| to the
Warren Rodgers, Mrs Priscilla L. Dod
John liallet, Mrs. Rebccca Smith.
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.
NEW YORK, JAM g. 1850
Messrs. SANDS -Gentle:nen-l have great pleasure In
acknowledging 10 you the gieat benefit have received
rom the use OF your Sarsaparilla subject of pulmo
nary disease made voyage 10 Europe but while there
continued 10 be afflicted A weeks after my return |
was seized with violent hemorrhase of the lungs,
from the debility and great postraon OF strength that
followed, with the Iotracted difficulty OF respiration
entirely relieved by the your Sarsapara, which
consider most important and truly discovery
In the healing art feel that have not years
enjoyed SO good health s q pleSent, ~
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MEDIC ]L.J,. ICINAL.
DIR. HARRIS

~ NO. q South Gay SIT, between Lombard and Second
SIS prp9sts the Exchange buildings and City Post or.
nee, Bannore, Md This Medical Institute. established
over hteen years III this cy-by regular Physicians
iro ckery Is for speedy and
eective cures OF various diseases cay
knnty
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DIR. DYES RELIEF

l.. DIR. DYES RELIEF
For Coughs, Colds, Hoqrseness, Bronchitis and
fncipient Consumption.
llFTEEN years success in the use OF this SYRUP, in
- private practice for the various affections of The
broEcha and Lungs is deemed
IN presenting 1t TO the afflicted, insure trial of its eff
fcacy. 1900 - 80 vs.
There is nothing in this Syrup ther
can be no danger in to the youngest Child its
ant mild and effectual. f
Price so cts per bottle.
Prepared by Dr. J. S. DYE, Hartford Con-
For sale by kELLS & CALDWELL,
dec30
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I'm Chuilcery

VIRGINIA-At rules held office of the cir
cut court OF OHIO county for the month OF April, 1865
Charles James Fox and Francis Fox, executors OF tile
last will and testament OF Josiah Fox deceased-compla-
ants
against
Moses w Chapline, Alexander II Chapline, Josiah w
pomeroy and Mary Ann pomeroy his wife, Pereival NJ
Potts and Elizabeth Potts his wife, Maria Louisa Chap
line, Robert Stanton and Jane Stanton his wife, Sophia
chaplne, William H Chspine, Charles Chapiinc,
Josephine Chaplne. Francis CIlapliLe, Anna C Chap
and Ohio Kali Road company-de!endants 4;
The object of this suit is to OF the defendant
ses w Chapiine, the of thousand dollars
complainants upona writing obligatory, executed by
said Noses w Chapne to Josiah Fox, deceased in his
life time, subject to credit OF 1902 ~ cents, paid Both
June, 1885, S46 15cens, paid January 6 1913; S50 paid
September 9th, 1919; sci % cents, paid Oct 1915
$4 90 TO- and SO 3Si cents paid
December sh 1851; and IN which suit attachment
issued and returned rived. 55sl .s= 5s..r s @
Affidavit having been made that the defendants in this
cause, except Alexander Chapine. James PAUL and the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road company, not inhab.
tants Of the commonwealth OF Virgnia-on motion
plaintiffs by their attorneys it is ordered that they
here within one month after due publication Of this order
and do what be necessary protect their
this suit AID that copy OF said order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published In the city Wheel
for four weeks and posted at the front door
othe court house OF Ohio county tne first day OF
next county court. rs
A copy-Teste: ALONZO LORING, Cl'k.
lRusscll e Fitzhugh1 --....a TaPo
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-. To NIL whom IL may eoneernl
lNHOS. HUGHES has removed his buspes stand TO the
north eornerof Main and Water Streets Wheeling,
where he wiz be most happy his old friends
customers, and all who desrous TO purchase beau
UNI and cheap goods He has now reeeiyed his entire
Stock OF the most beautiful cloths, caSsmeres, yesngs,
etc etc which win made to order in the most fash.
onable style, and at the lowest possible prices >
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LEGAL, ADvERT1sEMNrs,
COMMISSIONERS SAFE.

DALE.
- County, made in wherein Thomas H. Wins is
Ohio county deceased. deienlants shall on satur
at Inc rent day Of May next sell ut
H M f bidder the following lots
situate the side Main street in the 9th ward
CITY OF Wheeling; also, the south OF lot No 1OS sit
mate OF r.. the west side chapne street. in said 9th ward
the following terms TO wit: ten per pur
tme e equal instruments at eight, sixteen twenty
bonds with good security bearing interest from the DAY Of
ape Sheriff Mi and ei $4,000 nIIH;s siaa:
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Joseph Pearson aud Sons In Chancery in III
-.1o,r T 11oa ~, ,.,o.. ICircut court OF Ohio
Ply virtue OF decree rendered in foregoing cause OH
y: 9TH day of January, 1852 the undersigned Seri
the prrmscs win public auction to the highest sn
DaS n az the front door Of the House q Ohio
third part OF Lot No: seventy three C73 fronting on Mar
brick Dwelling House on the premses
Terms Of Saie.Tcn per cent of the purchase money will
due OF six, twelve eighteen months in equal install
@
the day of sale, and the title be until tho
Wn0 mole purchase money is Will PSia. S. w1ckHAm
Jemsats sheriff and Commissioner.
May. 500 80
So, Comn .ssioner's sale OF Is enI FssIaIe.
James ,, H rer.y X; and others. IN ehSassrS.
Lydia Hunter, by &c,
Daniel N. Edgtngon.
Jacob Keller,
do
Samuel Louther sadm. &. Other t-. = y .=+
BY virtue of decree rendered in the above Causes
which were heard together, sh day oil Janla ry
1883 in the Circuit Court for Ohio County, Virginia lilo
undersigned, appoined commissioner purpose will
proceed to sell on MondaT the 10th day of May 1883
inc ron door OF the Court House Of Ohio county, fol
lowing property in said proceedings set FORTH wit:
lois numbered tortythree C4s) seventy eight C7s)
tymno It'd eighty (SO) egty-two, csc hundred
seven (lo7) eighty es1) and and eight
1Os situated i'll the addition to the city made
~ John M'Lure, James H. Forsyth, and others, called
North Wheeling Also, out-lot numbered three C3) con.
anng about 1St acres, which has been divided eight
session 10y f'
And the said out lot will be subivided if thought best
anu coal privileges sold separately will be ad
tageOus TO the parties in interest.
" TERMS: A credit OF one, two and three wears
VIII be gwen Tor the purchase money the purchaser Civ.
ing bond with approved security bearing interest
Inent 8 made. WIN. s. WICKHAM.
JJ&f attys1 ms r12 Commissioner.
VIRGlNlA-At Roles held at the Clerks ONCE or IIe
Circuit Court of Ohio County, Tor the april
1862 f'
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liz DEER



An action OF Debt TO recover S630s5 interest
in which suit attachment issued aud returned
served. 80 -. f39El ,
Affidavit having been made that the is not an
nhabitant Of the Commonwealth OF Virgimaon motion
OF the plaintiff by his Attorney is ordered, that he do
appear here within one month after this
order and do what may be necessary to protect
rests in this suit and that OF said order be forth
with inserted In some newspaper published in the city
Wheeling for four successive weeks and posted at the
front door OF the court house OF Ohio county first
day of the next count court. zissa - 20
Acopy-Teste: tsfl ALONZO LORING. Cl'k &
ia. Caldwell.] Taprs. 7
Rules held in the clerks ONCE OF the Cir.
cult court or Ohio county, for the month OF April 1853
Joseph Britt, Com. ss SOS 1916
29s 7fztys.s5 ~ Il. .zzaals. .r' =
Jas L. xZs S 5ssss scy' lH
The object OF this suit is subject the interest of the
defendant James in lot No. 1885, in that part OF the
City OF Wheeling known East Wheeling 10 the payment
an attach ment was issue.I::a returned served.
Adavit having been made that the defendant, James
Cuy is not an q The commonwealth Of vr
that be- appear here within month aer due
publication OF this order, and do what he may
ry to protect his suit and thata cory
OF said order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published In the City OF Wheeling for successive
weeks aud posted in the front door OF the court house OF
Ohio county on the first day ofnext county court:
A.eopy-Feste: AhoNz0 I0RING, Cpk.
LJaeob q Pendleton EApr6.1
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CITY TRADE.
lREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

THE T'tte Dfgestire Flu
IL i'd, Gastric Juice, pre-,
]pared from. Rennet, or the
Fourth Stomach OF the Ok,
after the directions of Ba-
= ron Liebig, the great PhysiY
illogical Chemist, by j. S,
HouaHros, NJ. D., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
This is NATURES OWN
REMEDY for an unhealthy
stomach. No art OF man
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VlRGlNlA:At Rules held in the clerks Office OF tn
circuit Court OF Ohio county, in the month April 1856
z. james NJ. Howard,
: Tx COVENANT.

John klfkl William RANSOM. ] =
action Breach OF Covenant recover Stt0 at the
least with interest," in which suit attachment ssu
cd and returned served.
not inhabitants of the Virgin
aon motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney it is order
ileation Of this order and do what be
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city OF for four successive post
ed the front door of the court Ohio
the first day of the next county court
A copy-Teste: ALoNzo LoR1NG, Crk.
[M @. Good.1 [apr6 ]
Rules held in the CLERKS otse ofthe
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,s5q. FOR SALE OR RENT. .tz2.8 80 /,
house on the leland, formerly occupied by o. a.
On terms Possession given stately
Apply to sff4 ~ CoWGILLt f hrSWORDS,
smarf7 ssEt $50 No. 10 Water street
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PALM LEAF HATS
0000 PAIN leaf, Pedel Ieghorn, Panama hats, men
oOOO boys and ehildrens, Just received by
nar26 M'CLALLEHS d KNOB.
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To Country Merohants

10 country merchants.
M R. s: S. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm. O
l McClallen, Knox IL Co., the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester d. Knox, (broher s.
s. Knox SO long and avoraby known in the trading public
assuming the style OF McClalens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers Chc
have so long and literally sustained them) all
ers Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock viii be arrv
ing from the 10th to the last of September.
Having been selected with the greatest and bought
for cash. they tatter themselves that in their Fall Stock
Boots and Shoes they hold out inducements quality
and prices superior to offered in the market III
Country Merchants on their east they would pleas
ed to exhibit their Stock and post them nprices eaessy
chaleng1nga with the baltimore and
Philadelphia. Tsep31 McCLALLENS & KNOX
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VlRGlNlA-At Rules held at the Clerks once OF lie
Circuit Court of Ohio County, the month OF april,
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- 10000 TorpedOcs;
Also assortment OF small Fire works. for sale By
deC16 s. d. WOODROW.
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is spelled correctly bottles and or they may
be imposed by medicines made in imitation them by
person bearing somewhat similar name well calcula
ted to deceive. = = q q = lsg 3 7 = = Il n =
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THEaU. s.
SchieHelin Brothers & Co.tfH
t.ts 1of and log, John street, New York.
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For Gentlemen and Ladies'.
UST received at the Music Store 1893 Main street,
large assortment of Piano and Guitar Music; also
no. best Roman and Italian Violin and Guitar Strinvs;
no. German; no. French best.
Sent1
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SECRET nISEASES.

Anu y only TO proven the afflicted, rarticu
strangers from falling into ..Whed Sepulchcs
other abodcs OF chareanism bazoned foith in til
PUBLIC prints as tho only places where be oh
taned LOT certain diseases. Baltimore like other arg
clues Is invested with this tribe strangers should
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I'm QUART BOTTLES.

T oFFHFIIyiHR INC BIood, and Tor the Cure OF
ScTofld Rheumais,n, Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspepsia
Rhenm, fsrer Sores, Eryspelas, Pi,np1ts Bes. Mer.
ctridl Diseases, Cutdneous Erttptions, Lirer Oom-
Platnt Bronchitis. Consumption, Female
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TOR SALE Low, a leather top carriage, enqaiIso
l. NJ. ]. ROHAN.
b22 Marble Yard
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Dublic Notice-I have very large lot OF extra pat
terms OF choice marble work, which will sell, in.
Guiding some splendid large and small Aonumlmenis
cost, il applied for soon, at N. J. ROHAN'S
I. feb22 ='E" Marble Works, CT, Market street.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

Tnr RHcpt l,t,s,t.u.,...,,
Law Dreinrp uSooS,,,v,-,,o. '"S'"s
large 10, ci iquof was sr,ase m p,'...AA
condemned under the la~ IA . 'S'"'''s''
sircyed by the local Court. Ssa =" -, ~ oe'
was destroyed. A ciuscn Of N,ss S'',e'e
W. III. Grcen-clanecd the hqusr y.
own, and sued the city Of rrN,depr, T..
the recovery cf the property, and it, vain
The case was brongh, before Tho una,A
States Circuit Count for Rhodr ,,.,,s-.
Judge Curtis pruSiding-by a wit On
plevin, and was somctimc since argued :.
The decision Of Judrr Curtis wns sn,run.
eod and read at Providence On Tmrsd,,
and ais to the effect that the law Of he
state under which the liquors were ics,tcy.
cd OF ordered destroyed, Is upc ous,itunon.
al, and that the plaintiff (Mt Grecnl hA.
cause for damage the amount Of wheel
must be decided by jury.
This is a very important decision. ~ III,
points in which the law is decided again.
the Constitution Of the United Static, prob
ably apply with equal force to the Law |
this State Mass. and that Of Maine.
course, the question may be taken up TO ,h
full Supreme Court for revision, but /, ca
hardly be supposed that the decision
Judge Curtiss is likely TO be revised
ISpring. Repub.