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TINE celebrated premium trostIng Horse, CAP
l. / Ain LLL4LE OC4NDLlt, lIaL lOOA lhs urst
pIemlunl III class oi 3 year ola DlOOA Stations, al the
OhlO STATE i uIf, held al Cleveland last Iaii, can be
seen at lue slaUic Vi Lne subscriber SIX miles east o.
CaulL, harrison county, near barnet . Mil on snort
CIGeA, commencing Oh nc nrst oE ApIlI and ending
Oh the lOtn VI July Wednesday, ana thursdays ca
cepIed J erGMs. len LulIaIs ~ Insure, and i've dol
iais sIIgit selVlce. luulg DeIlluuIIder - Il Deauti.
il bioJ4 Say, with exceedingly stylish carriage ana
wonderful Ii uscular developments III every p0l4lt, not
equalieu by any morse VI his age in Ohio. lie was
sIIeu by Odd LClliuunuer, ana ne by Imported Bell.
founder. Ills Gam was sl,Gd by that celebrated horse,
oIr Charles Of Virginia. lhe reputation OF this stock
is sA.h that we Only have to say mat Tor lie IN
proyCIuent Of our STOCK vi horses, | have purchased
lLIs horse Ut the cost OF one thousand dollars, bulleY-
ing Ae would DC hoAoGably palIonisti.
}. ]. p. JOHNSON.
| also have the young Tuckuhoe, ; years old, that
for ST lie and action 10 NOT surpassed uy any colt OF
his ugG. lie was sired by IIef01 IucAahoc, ana he
by oA Tuchaaoe, ana liz by Imported tlogIzelIe.--
/ he dam Oh young franklin IucNanoe was slrei by
Consul The second. lie II u beautiful blood bay, 10
hanus high ills services can Ue had for Il few Mares
ut lie sluUIe OF Tho subscriber. Terms en- dollars
insurance or live dollars the single service. Mares
from u distance well pastureI ana attended, 10.
J. J. /. JULINoUN, Proprietor.
March %, 1853. 4U-t.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed by the Probate Court OF llarri-
son county, Ohio, Executor of the estate OF Moses
Cairns, late OF Monroe township, in said county, de-
ceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate will please make immediate payment
and those having claims will present them, legally
authenticated for settlement within one year from
this date JOHN KNIGHT, Executor.
April 10. lS53.3t49
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G- Within twenty miles of Buenos
ayres, a farmer bought, last year. eight
thousand lat sheep at eighteen pence yer
dozenf
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An EXPLANATION Wanted

ae Wing party will please to state, why
il that John Woods, A. a. Bliss, anu Eli
sh& N.Sill, as commissioners If the sinking
fund, kept no journal Of their proceedings
AFTER The 18th day of September l849, M>o
why it is that the State ot Chic stands charg
ed upon their books with the sum OF 81, 72U,
83, as interest paid by Sail, the then acting
Commissioner to the Trust Company Tor
money loaned to The State, by said company,
when at ;he same time The Stale was luauing
large amounts to the Columbus Insurance
Company, and tothe different kaiIroad Com
panieS in the STATE. After these i]n.errogato-
rles shall have been answered, We will then
put a few more of a similar kind. These
queer things Thereafter will remember hap
pcned under the glorious Wing rule Of Au-
dior Wool and his sublime compatriots-
COSh0ctOn i Cm.
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T EFT for sale with VIM. Hogg and Co., S Cook.
Ia ing Stoves; also, Coal Stoves, g Balloon shape
and ! openl which will be sold very cheap, as am
closing my business. DAVID POOL.
Cadiz, April 20, 1883.
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Petition FOR Divorce.
FnEHEr gAg,

WE ere again receiving a choice lot Of Teas-
w irc5a aIi fragrant. Tbs wJnar say tie only
place they can get rcyivitying Teas, Is at
McFADDTN5.
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AIDES DRESS GOODS-Rich Brocade, Ca
ILmeleon and plain silks, French Merinus, Cash
meres, Dclaines, PnpIins, and ev9Iy variety OF Fall
and Winter Dress Goods that can be found in tins
market. llyou want something nice and fashionable
call ala JOHN MckURMIckS,
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NEW CHINA.


SiHSS ANA ttHeetiSNatc Sfofe.
No. ., MoSE0E STEUET, WALELNG, VIRGINIA.
TNIE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
Il have imported direct from tie manufacturers, a
large and complete stock OF the above wAEE, togeth
Fancy GoOIS, some Of which are OF exquisite taste
and beauty, Iron. Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware ofan entire
new pattern; solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns OF
every description; Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
We shall q all times keep as complete an assort-
ment OF Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade, as can DC found a any other store in
tee West, and by giving our personal attention to re-
packing the saHTe, convince all who may favor US
with tlelr patronage, that they cannot do better al
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNES & CO.,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Nh-slng, Va.
January Z, lS52.-tE
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Notice il Attachment.

A Ii persons Interested viii take notice that Adam
"A RANKIN, OH the end day oil Match, Al. d. 1886,
sued out u writ Of attachment from tn Clerks oiiice,
OF the Court OF Common Pleas ot harrison County Ia
the state OF Chic, against Ahsalom Lsimpaley, sIas
the sum. eight hundred aid nilesy-tiae doIlats aud
ninety cents, which wit has bison ssrveI and %rctlriis
I'd CHARLES P.ArFEs On, Lllrk.
Scott 4 Bingham, AuYs for rlailtiif.
Arril ., 1888 ss.St
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GTThe following process is recommend.
ed as Il good preventive of the potato rot
When the vines are five or six inches high,
sift dry Stacked lime upon them until they
are considerably whitened, as is also he sur
rounding ground.
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GE~K1r CARSON The Iamou' pi,otand COM
panion OF Col. FREMONT, i'll his explorations a.
mong the Rocky Mountains, has been APP
pointed Indian Agent for New Mexico, IN
The place OF JouN GREINEE. No man is
more feared or can have II greater Influence
over the Indians OF New Mexico, than CAR
SON. having learned tier habits an ways
from te spentin their haunts and lley
will know that this Government is not 10
be uileI with whist he is its agent.
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1853
~ BBLS. No. , and 3 Mackerel, for sale by
w ;. & n. McFADDEN.

- ~. W AlbDl1hs
DIM rlECEo Or riti.N -, an cOIOFs, ala p.Ievs
wv from "a Cts. up to p, At Wood Il Smiths.
Dress Silks, in great variety; black, changaable,
figured. .Beraga, Bcrage Delaines AMI linen Cling
hasRs. Linen Bingham Robes, various coloTs, at the
store OF WOOD & SMITH.
IIAbt and silk Shawls, u good stock a splendid
assortment OF silk AandkerrhIeis and Cravats, all
colors. trimming goods, an endless variety, consist.
ing In part OF GIAlps, Fungcs, silk Lace, silk Vel.
VERY, &c, &c .Bonnets, silk, Gimp ami Straw, at
greatly reduced prices Palm Lear, Panama and
straw Hats. .Farasols, Parasoletts and sun Shades.
Umbcrella's, by toe cart load Carpet Sacks, various
qualities and yii,es, At WOOL & SMITHS.
Saddlefy and Harness, Of all kinds, for sale cheap
at WOOD y SMITHS Cheap Corner.
Family Flour for sale al all times, and a Wheel.
barrow 10 lend al WOOD Il SMITHS.
Queensware and Glassware, a good ST ,ck. at
WOOD 81 SMITHS.
Wall and Window Paper, at WOOD SMITHS.
Spinning " heels, DAVIS make) warranted 10 BE-
first rate. Coffee Mills a good article, at
WOOD Il SMITHS.
Groctries-Tea, Coffee, Sugar and Moiasses, &c,
&c, at MUUD Il SMITHS.
a good assortment OF Schools Books constantly Oil
hand ut WOOD Il SMITHS.
Brown ana Bleachcd Muslin, all qualities and
prices, at WOOD u SMITHS.
Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part OF Locks,
hinges, Screws aud Nails, &c, &C, cheap. + oTSs
ana Hoes, com Lu+ers and Lrler Scythes, at
WOOD x SMITHS.
10 eco feet of Oak and Poplar Boards and Scant.
hing; aisor Oak ShIngles at tic Lumber \ ard Of
WOOD s. SMITH.
Stone AMI Earlhen Ware, at
WOOD & SMITHS Corner.
kossuth Hats, r, Ready do, Navy blue ard Oil
Cloth Caps, at WOOD x SMITHS.
March %, 1853.
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INDEBTED to David Pool, will take notice that
l. lie has left his notes and book accounts in nv
hands tor speedy collection. Prompt settlements will
save costs. w. CUL. GA5TON.
April IL, 1853 49tf
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G1.MSs. Perry, ayoung "bloomer," has
eIopcd from Manson, Mass, with LIE, ms
Cough. When her husband found she was
determined to go, he gave her a hund ed
dollars 10 start with, and thought he was
getting rid of her cheap.
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Gg- Dayid 4ynd, a ref rmcd drunkard.
cut backslldlag, residing in Somerset town
ship, Washington comfy, Pa, on the l4lh,
committed suicide by hanging himself. lie
leaves Il vile and Two children.
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" e. 10"
GOODS.
JOHN MCCORMICK
Final Accounts.
CASH pai for Country rag
March %, lSJ3--4G-2nl.

IlnaI ACCOUNTS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac.
~ counts have been filed in the Probate Court of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlements:
1ho final account OF Amos Rose az executor Of
Robert Rose deceased.
The account oil Hamilton McFallen guardian OF
Elizabeth, David, Hester and Martha Porigo.
Ihe account OF Hamilton McFadIcn executor OF
Il c estate OF Robert Henry, deceased.
And that the same viii be severally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the eth day of
April next. L. w, NtIRS, Probate judge.
March 80, lSJ2,
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ES-We see il stated that Dir. il Waiter
has been appointed Postmaster Of Cincinnati
although no official announcement of the
fact has ap. cared in The Washington u
MON.
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6SPAEIsH Sole b@aths7 ani Tih sNastor sale by
- upti! s, 1858 a& Ii Atr .A.1DhN
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$500 CHALLENGE
" W. W 49, WTFEF FEFV NWFE'W,gF
Eobensack's Worm Syrup,

An article founded upon scientific principles, com
pounded with purely vegetable substances, being pat.
tectly safe when taken, and determined 10 all its Fl.
fects, and not leaving the system in diseased con-
dillon az most advertised Gostrume composed Of Cal.
Vermifuses, &c, but has performed most astonishing
cures, and saved tue lives Of thousands, both old ana
young, who have been pronounced hopeless, inenra.
bic by Physicians. Read the following and becoasA
satisfied Of its efficacy over all others;
Mu.ais RIvrEs Nj.
Mr.. N. HoarNS-cE;--This Is to certify tllat mp
child, IL years OF age, having beeu sict tJr 5 yeafss
was attended by Drs. Lopez, Willis aud Risler, Tor q
long tiile without receiving any benefit; when ritter
giving her up as incaruiie, we went to philadelphia
and consulted one OF the best Physician, her disease
still growing worse, 1t was at ibis tiIae { was ildu.
cud 10 uy iiohenssck's Worm Syrup; and aftsr tas
king two bottles she entirely regainsd her Aoaltli
Hoping that this will prove Il benefit to parents YaR
clil lren are similarly affected.
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am ycuTSn&ca X. hA1WMAN.
Hohensack's Liver Pills.

No parto OF the system ismpre liable TO discaseth
the Liver, It serving as a i~it9rer to purify tbe. tioot.
or giving tla pFoper s~ecreiiqn Of the bile; ~ Thai an
action Vt the LiyLr effects tie other purta of the Eyy
EN- and results v~ari5asly, Liver Complaint, 8aust
dice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should therefore, Waa-n
every symptom thpt might indicate o wfoaG actteh
Of the Liver. These Pills being composed OF Rosie
and Plants furnished by nature To heal tHe sick aaalts
ly, LIT, an Eqrestorant, which augNlehis le secre,
ion from thu pulmonary nuctiz membranes or pres
notes the discharge OF eecretsd niattaf. 3D. An Ale
%teratige, which changes in some laexaiienqle snan-
ner The certain morbid action OF the synteai. 81. A
Tonic; which gives tone and strength ~ the nefFola
system, renewing health and vigor To ell parts OF the
body. 4th. A Catkartic, which aits IN pafiect i,af-
nlo.iy with the other ingrodicnts, and cpe-nufs on
tic BowGls, ali. s~Spo.ling the whole rauss OF escrupt
and vidatcd matter, and p~a.isyias tha blood. ghich
destroys ths disease and restores hsaitll,
The Tape Worm
THIS il the most difficult W,zm u deetror Of en
that invest the hainan system, 1t crows y alillest in
detiilite length, becoming ~ coiled and taste1asd ~
the i~ntes,i.iee Of tie stomach, ~eilanting the health sa
sadly us To cause ST. Vitus Daace. Eits, ,strs4 that
those afflicted seldom IL ever SUSPECT tilat II u Tape
Worm Fastening them to Oh early grave. laufaertc
destroy this Worm, a very energetic t%faatsaent must
be pursued. I would thelktose bc pfopsr iptalte from
6 TO OF my liver Fills 81 IS - raTnoyt t1f UbStruc-
tons, that the Worm syrup nlay act direct upon the
Worm, which must 81 ta6en In desNs OF 4Nofsbief
s~pcontulis three times . DAY, ihescd if stpns tgllo'vg&
have never been known @ tait VI ciirttg nk nsssteks
oNhah"E tuceg ~ = diV y tfttTaM&NAH H4@ 4NEA.
TO Females.
You will find tlisse Puls an inyalgabIe f~aadiaihe II
many complaints to EShich yaa sye EahiepE III Of
s~irueions either total Of partial tsey haSA nesa auNa
ofinestiniabia horctit, rseiuiHg fhx.r5 fisleti neil III
eahgeinenisfo u healthy netloit ptlg liyiAg tltSlls1r#
and otter frils 10. eilectnaIsy ostp put III fiEhi III
complaints which only arisn ffcna fCsssale ifseaulast-
tie, MS healluraae, g~iaJinsss, tiinncsa q Azah paiA
IN the side, bach, 1&s.
Prepared a liobensaeta Labrssoys philadelphia
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9petial Nofiffs.

f<5s Twentieth Ward.-fn pursuance Of the recon-
,sspdtion Of the Democratic Wing General Conlnttee
notice IL hereby given that Primary Election VIII be held
on FRIDAY MORNING, the 18th inst from TO 10 A. M,
No $50 West 3h-s 9th 70 elect five Delegates
20 The Wing General COMMITTEE and q members TO cons-
tute the twentieth Ward Wing Committee. The election
will be by ballot the Electors give their names and resi-
dences and 10 be Wing voters Of the Ward The election
will be under the supervision Of the undersigned Inspectors
appointed by the Democratic Wing General Committee
ROBT SMITH,
JAMES KELLY,
ZOPHAR MILLS.
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LAST WEEK OF THE PRESENT SERIES!
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Admission 20 cents. Children bali prce.
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lAIM. HENRY FRY's NINTH LECTURE

WIN. HENRY FRY's NINTH LECTURE
delivered at Metropolitan Ia I, on TUESDAY EVENING,
Tie Musical Illustrations Of the Ninth Lecture, viii be
given by the following Artists:
Madame ROSE DE VRIES
Miss BRAINARD,
Mr. THEODORE THOMAS,
Nh J. A. KYLE,
Mr. @. +. BRISTOW,
and the Grand Chorus
Conductor .".............s...M MIR. GEO +. BRlSIOW.
The subject Of the Lecture win be the History aud Char
LYRICAL DRAMA,
Interspersed with various technical lastraons emb-tc
ing Musical Extracts entire Pieces Among the latter,
viii be Grand ChOruses and Solos from MozaTts Opers,
lDoMINLO the fret time this great work has been pre-
sented TO this Public.
PROGRAMME.
|. Godiam La Pace Sweet Peace Descending )Chorus,
with Solos from Idomeneo.
2 Csvarna-" ounsdo o Duce"--from racinrs Arabs in
o. Air on the Fiuie-FaTnes celebrated old Brsyua
l. Va Dit Ellie - Air from Meyerbeer's Robert lie
Dabe. ny aiSlaihe po 'Hes
S Nettuno Sonori, ITO thee mighty Neptunel-Chorus
from ldouieneo, by Mozart.
G. Arioto-" All mon fls SOS ben"-fom MeyerbeeTs
prophetic .............,.........By Madame DE Vines
Z Duet for Violin and Piano-Composed by De Beno and
Benedict. Performed b 4. Thomas and q. Brsow
Flute-"Der HOLE Rache kocht IN meinem Her
Q Plseido Ii MAJ, (Csim is the elsssy oceanl-sOw
movement with Chorus and solo from Idp-
TO- Rondo from Les Martyrs Of Donzet. Nine De vres
Tickets with Secured Seats IA oeuts Tickets and places
can be secured daily, from 70 b al VIM Hall Sons
Music store No 21 Broadway of Park place and a.
the door the Evening Of the Lecture The doors VIII
open at 81 o'clock. The Lecture VII commence at u
o'clock precisely.
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~ TER No. 81 Bowery R. SANDS Co, PToprietors-
First appearance of the celebrated Scenic Rider Nj LEW
IS LlPMAN. First sppeaIs'.ee OF the wor,drrnow ned
Slack Rope Naul.er, Mr. CHARLES FISHER fIrst sp-
pearsno< this season Of the iniHitable Clown BOB VIII
liAMS. Grand act Of fosturing by Nh NAthAns aud Pn
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