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EalSam Of villa Cherry.

THE great remedy Of Consumption Of The
Lungs, affections Of the Liver, Asthma, Bron-
cliis, Pain or weakness of the Breast, Lungs,
and other affections OF the pum ,nary organs.
A Slight Cold, Mother Of Consumption.
Let not those complain Of being bitten by.a
reptile, they have cherished 70 maturity in t>eI
bosoms when they might have crushed il in tho
e-g. Now, if we call slight cold the egg,
anil p!clr,sy, inAamstion OF the lungs, asthma
and consumption the yenOm,ls reptile, tho
matter will be morc than correctly f,uccd.
Attend to tbs in season; even slight cod
is no small matier At the first attack use
Wistar's Balsain Of Wild Cherry,
it is sure TO cure, and tits the only rcmshy yo1
can place perfect confidence in. II comnlcn-
ccs at the root of,he disease, and thoroughly
cradcaIcs it. uc.' .' i- t6I
IN consumptive symptoms 'procras.inaton is
The thief OF tlmc in an aw fli sense, as il shor-
tens existence and hurries the patient from tins
to eternity.
Thousands are dying who might have been
saved by the timely use of Wis'ar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry. A few weeks, n few days may
sumptlve symptoms. tt.l,+, os
Consumption of all diseases, is the one That
should receive early treatment. Every hour Of
delay may make the case more difficult. la tho
war between disease and nature the sooner We
ass ST nature the m ore certainly will she win
The victory. live wait till disease has broken
the constitution our aid may com: too late to
be Of SC yyioe.
1.-TWO LIVES SAVED BY THE rsF: OF ONLY
THREE BOTTLES or "wlSTARs BAi.sAM.
Mcssrs Harcourt Howard g. Co.-Gents.
TIE 'Dr. Wistar's Balssm of Wild Cherry that
bought Of you has been Of such signal benefit
in my family, that wish to make its virtues
known for the benefit OF the public,
4 Mywife look cold at the time Of her eoniilNe-
ment, which settled on her Lungs. The p,y-
, sicians pronounced her disease consumption.
) She had profuse night swcats and had cough;
, she was giyenup for, we despared Of hetfe
covery, and her child partook Of her complaint
! She then. commenced taking Wistar's Balsam
& of Wild Cherry; and three bottles effected an
entire cure with her and the child both, ata
|, have no djubs that they would have now
:. been in their g.ayss if thep had not hase. used
H Wis.ar's Balsam Of wild cherry. s. r. SrAncv.
q : Seth H. Searcy, whose certiAcato is shove, IA
man Of as much veracity as any in The, ,ecan-
ir;, and man Of good Judgment, and we n.sce
leh.ir. reliance on his ate.nent ~ f''''a
A. 'aA ia HARcoyRr, IiowAAp & o..
eIge Sod by j. D. Park. CinGannAsi. aeg
- North east oornern{ Fourth and Walnut street,
J, entrance On Walnut street to whcm ~ peden
must be appre-s,d "a. & Z. q
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tbs E-tr..t oive'low Dock al! sarsa3arE.s
Is positive speedy ard permanent cnre fornh
diseases incident to folnalcs. Its mild sltcrs.
tive properties renlerit peculiarly applicah,e
TO the slender and delica,. constitution Of tho
female. ltisunrvalled IFS effect npon atrh
di.cases as incipcnt consumption. batrenntSs,
lcucorrlca, or saiites, Irregular menKlrnaiion,
incontinonce of urine, and general prostrati9n
Of the System. IT Immediately ,counterac,s
that distressing Nervousness aud Lassitudc 80
common to III. female frame, and impafts an
energy and buoyancc MS surprising as they are
gratcfal We liaye evidence on file which ~.
duces us strongly 10 rcccommend this medicine
W hurried people who have moi beea blessed
with offspring. The Shaker prepared YELLOW
Dock and the Rcd Honduras Sarsaparilr are
! the invaluable remedial agcn.s fr IN which DR.
Guysotts Improved Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
rla is formed, and the Iabratory Of DR.. Guy.
soft hos given us the virtues of these roots in all
their perfection. rs preparation contains NIL
the restorative properties of the roots combined
aud concentrated in t!leir um 81 s.r .ngil anl
efficacy, ExD, r mcnis were n,adr in the mallu-
| l.cturc Of This m'd.clne until 1t wod found i
could nJt be farther improved Accordingly,
we find il nsrr.cd 10 AIN 'st any r'aliy in cases
, OF ll,pa.ic and, scorbulc and crtnncons com.
plants for general pf>si-a,ion Of all the vital
powers, and all those discnssG ofthc skin s, Try
ing tn The paicllrc, and 50 nitiriols 10 health.
A.. ,.,.,,,.,. ! ,;,o.y,,oy l,,, ,,..,,,;o.,
-" w." V"
em'ca 5y Df GhysDh ETHcrt % ie'on Doc"
mi .Salsoparih. Flcn practising physician
- rl.y,t,,btown u.rI,n c3r,.y. Kentucky.
rc. -.
'ohh r"'h-hc"i "'' n"'r ''ou ~
uh'"''t lN''',' VI Nv" DyVh NV
a. ~ ~ VI! P'',~.- 'D' - a. w 1,"..
""h' ana II ~ nav " vtl' H"u th;ct. !" o''
case were wy N'.! summing ''uI'"'"'
"h!c.l ofrnIi.n :" I.,rN s'c.,fS'o" "ni,ns VI,
m ,ns'fna' pet'""; a'ii at'cr lnc Srconi a.lark
EIr,ci Of S,r.opadila Inrin, The interval. and
ms, uot;,nt has ,,n, had return of her cnnvu,
siou, since. Al the pe,, ucrod she felt some
sIi..l,. copyIIsiye sensation. but not orouch 10
Il inonI M IDEAL attention. c. X. McGILI..
ppourI. urr ,rrnpxry. .Ar.I..rv,yy
III cl;lI l. cmrrd ~ oI Eyun,ions in a r,rw far day,
I'M Mc nv, of mil, n nngr, of n b,ftic af he
y,il,,r Dn,t and .S,;rsyoar;Ifa st
c;n.;n,a,; Inn, a0tb 1Sip--To whom II
,,,. conccrn. have watched closely The efT, ,ct
Inr .,nr Guvsolt,s Ex,r,rt oC Yellow D,,k md
G,,,anorIIa. :" as Il has been used ey,cn,iy,I,
.;,I,;n nv ,hsrryai;, n. and I am convinced
ho,h fran ohsery,iio, and eyncr.ence tim, Il
is of rc,I hcneIt 10 ihu aGlicted. I'm the cases
,or which il, Inns ba.n nrescrbed II hns nc,,J
Win The certainty Of a spariGc. eff. citing cur,s
t,h,' are wond, rr,rl. A cas-. has list come nm
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Rock RinderY.

Where BLANK BOOKS. Of any size or style
of Ruling and OF superior quality may be obtai,-
ed at the shortest notice. Magazines, News,
papers &c., Bound to Pattern. .g.i
= Country Dealefs, and pffv ate Libsories. sup.
piled at.the very lowest rates in large and small
Quantities. Tshali be happy toreceive orders,
assuring thoseswho sends that they shall be
illed promp.ly.hnH ri bial *, y. ~. Z,
Z ,-4o,ees;.es 9ris JAS TEPHENSON.s
Book seller and Stationer,s No.s4 Aaekey!
Block stFron,rcet, Portsmosnh b '0kosi1pj
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Also the S. L. or, of the y. ". Or, Of section
50 IN township five Of range nineteen, and the
Il. of the N W Or Of section 81 in township
five Of Range l8, Also three Tracts of Land
containing about ! acres particularly described
IN decd from Vim. II. CLARK TO john Bailey
survivor &c-lIcnty Miller & Ailaniah Cole, da
ted January 2Sth 1882.
And also all other Tracts of Land in any of
sad Counties 10 which thu said Bloom Furnace
Company in the name Of any one or more of the
members thereof. or Of any otiier person have
any claim, title, right or demand, either in law
or equity.
Said undivided seven twentieth parts Of said
lands are appraised at $l7,500. Terms ol sale,
One ihir, of the purchase money in hand, One
third in one year from the day of sale, and one
third in two years from day Of sale. The de-
ierred payments TO bear interest from day ol
sale and to be secured by mortgage on the IN
tercst sold.
ALEXANDER II. ADAMS,
Administrator of Charles McKinnell deceased
Dated April 90, 1853.
Chas Oscar Tracy
Au'v for PuG. { 16
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SALE Of Heal Estate by Order OF
w N w VI L CAurf. p n IkLAI

3 On the 4th day Of June 1888 at 2 O'Clock p.
M At the door Of the Court House in Ports
mouth, Scioto county Ohio, will be sold TO the
highest bidder the following Real Estate as the
property OF Charles McKinnell Deceased, "a
wit; The equal undivided seven twentieth
parts Of the Lands known as Bloom Furnace
Lands, situate in the Counties Of Jackson, Sci
OTTO aud Lawrence, in the State Of Ohio, and IN
the Clilicothe Land District.
In Township Fonr Of Range eighteen of soid
land District The following sections and parts
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. HALE Of lnoNroN LoDoE No I0s.
Special Master Commissioners Sale.

Byvirtle ofa certain order of Sale to nc di-
rected, from the Court of Common Pleas for the
county OF LAWRENCE, and State of Ohio, will
oiler lor sale at the door Of the court House on
the lith day Of May 1853, at / O clock, =. NJ.
Of saic day, the following Real Estate situate in
Lawrence county, and described as follows, to
wit: The west half Of Lot No 1873, and part Of
the east half Of Lot No 73i in the Ohio compa-
ny's purchase, being in Township number one
ny, and rahge No fifteen, u5) bounded as fol-
lows, to wit: Commencing on tn c south west
corner at a Sycamore on the bank Of the Ohio
riSen fotty.inchcs in diameter; thence west G.
wos3 links 10 stake; thence due nvrth to The
east and west line, to swamp Oak three IN.
ches in diameter; S rs G w s links 10 black
gumil2 inches in diameter, $500 L 33 links to
u stake at the corncr thence south TO Maple
on the bank Of the Ohio river, thence along the
bank of the river TO the place of beginning.
containing go acres m,rc or less, aud being in
q breadth Il and w IL chains and 10 links, sold
% as The property Of the Administrators aud. heirs
Of Hector Prirchard in favor Of p 5 smith. Ap
praised at S25o0,00.
- 's.- Chas W. SIMMONS. Coroner.
May 10Th, 1853. 4w Special Master.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on The 9Th day of
May \. ID. ,Sil ki2ziah Bowen, CoIumhu.
Bowen, and Anthony Bowen, y,,i1 duly ap.
pointed and qualified as Administrators OF. the
estate Of Joel Bowen deceascd; and notice Of
SAID appointment was then given as the law re.
Quircd; bat proof OF the same was neg .ectcd and
cannot now be made. rs the law rcuurca there.
fore by leave, and order of the court OF Probate
for Lawrence county; Notice is now given to all
persons concerned.
COLUMBUS BOWEN,
Surviving Administrator of Joel Bowen, decd.
March 81, 1853.
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Bill in
ChanccTy.

w lllUIl y. bUHNc, CHuuGtIy,
The above named defendant is hereby notli-
cd, that on tile 22d day Of March, A. ID. 1853,
The above named Administrator, Widow, and
hcirs.nt.lnw of Hugh Crawford, late OF Law.
renee County, in the State OF Ohio, deceased,
have filed in said Court bin Of chancery a.
gninst the SAID William J. Game, the object
and prayer of which bill is, to compel the said
William ]. Game specifically 10 perform GER
tain agreement entered into between said vii.
liam J. Game, and said Hugh Crawford, then
in full life, on our about the first day Of 0clO.
Der, A. ID. lSiS, by which the said William j.
Game, for the sum of three hundred dollars,
sold aud agreed TO convey, to The said Hugh
Crawford, his heirs, cSccutors, and admjnlStra.
tors, the following described real estate, siiua.
ted IN sad county of Lawrence, and State of
Ohio, to-wit: "Part Of Lot number thirteen,
Q3j Of original surveyed Township, number
one, called Upper, in said county, beng the up.
per part Of n lot Purchased by said w. j. Game,
Of James Cumpston, being twenty five feet
wide, extending back TO the line Of lot pnr-
chased by Wm. T. llcidorn, OF said William J.
Care, and font to the Ohio River, aud on
which is erected frame dwelling house, tie
same beng situated near the lower end Of the
village Of hanging Rock. And tie said W. j.
Game is further notified that unless lie appears
pleads, answers, or demuTs, 10 SAID bill, within
sixty days after the next tenn ofSaid Court, the
said comprannnts, at The nest tenn after the cy
piralion of said sixty da $, will apply 10 said
court 10 take the matter Of The bill, us confessed,
aud 10 decree thereon accordingly
LET & HAWLEY,
Solicitors for comp.ainonts.
| Iron.on, March 22d, 1853.
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brmhGm G.. Nelson
w Petition for the as
James Davenport and signncnt of Dover.
William II. Langley,
The said James Davenport
and William H. Langley are hereby notified
that on the end day nt May A. ID. 1853, Ben.
ham G.. Nelson OF Lawrence county Ohio, filed
in the court OF common pleas cf the county oi
Lawrence, stale OF Ohio, a Bill in Chanccry
against the said James Davenport and William
II. Langley, the object and prayer If which
Bill is the assignment 10 The said Bcnhaln {.
Nelson Of the Dover interest Of Cynthia Ann
Davenport in the following described lands
situate in the county Of Lawrence ana state Of
Ohio, and in the District Of lands subject 10 sale
at Clillicothc Ohio, and bounded and des
cfhcl as follows, 10 wit: The south cast qnar-
ter Oi The south east quarter Of section No. thir.
teen ;l3) Of township No. three (3l Of Range
No eighteen llSl containing forty acres, be the
same more or less. Also the north Cast quarter
OF Tie north cast quarter Of section No. twenty
iouT III of township No. three 81 Of Range No
eighteen Is containing forty acres, be the
same more or lcss.--Thc said Lands being
owned by Criah Davenport deceased, in fee
simple and Cynthia Ann Davenport his widow,
having conveyed her said Dover interest in
said lands 10 the said Beullam c. Nelson. And
The said James Davenport and William H..
| Langley are farther notified that unless they
appear and plead answer, OF dcmur to the said
Bill within siNty days after the next tcrm Of
sad court, the said Benham G. Nelson at the
| Term ncNt after the expiration oi the said sixty
days will apply to sail court 10 take The mat
tcrs of the Bill as confessed and to decree there
on accordingly. .r-...a.
May 81 1858. LEET {; HAWLEY,
i1Gw ) Solicitors for complainant.
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00 BBLS. best Plantation Molasses, on hand
~ and for sale low by M. & r. i
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Lawrence Common Pleas.

Administrator, wild
ow, and heirs at Wv,
Of Hugh Crawford dc.
ceased.
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N Nails.
Iron.
Steel.
Mill and Circular Saws.

w ". ROWLANDS celebrated Mil Saws,
w lrom Ga 10 u feet; circular Saws, Cross
Cut Faws. PIT Saws; also large assortment of
Mil Saw Files, etc. ETC., kept on hand and for
gale by u. i X.
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Floughs.

7 7 ALL i Spears PcnGnck pn.tarn of Plows
Shovel Plows, Cai.iyat9fs and Plow
Moulds, for sale by ID. u X.
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By the National Line.
rELpG RApHEp FOR THr DAlLYrNrEL1lcrN cEs
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsnINGToS, Feb. II.
SENATE.-Mr. Underwood, from the Committee
on Foreign Relations, TO which was referred vari-
GUS petitions in regard TO securing religious free
doom ior American citizens abroad, made report
accompanied by resolutions setting forth that it
would be Just and wise on the part of the Gov
eminent in future treaties with foreign nations, 10
secure, il practicable, to our citizens residing
abroad the right to worship cd freely and openly,
according TO the dictates of their own conscience
by providing that they shall not be disturbed or
molested in any manner for religious belief either
IN private houses or in churches, and that they shall
be at liberty to build and maintain places CT wor-
snip abroad, provided that due respect be paid TO
the religion OF the country where Americans may
reside.
The second resolution provides for securing the
flght OF establishing burial grounds, where Ameri-
can citizens dying abroad can be buried " it'll such
rellglous ceremonies as may be deemed appropri-
ate by surviving friends
The Pacific r ilroad bill was taken up Mr..
bell concluded his speech; Mr.. Smith followed
The Senate adjourned.
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Short Creek lands for Sale
LIN Ohm cnnntr.

M lSfllNG to dispose OF my Real Estate, pr
w vatc sale until tile 1st day of November next, my
In the County of Ohio situate the Short Creek
containing about five hundred and sixty This prop
erty is dcsrably located both sides of the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty. -
The farm is i'll the highest state of imp ovemcnt, having
large amount OF new plank fencing, and uuicously laid of
III fields for farming and grazing purposes There are on
The premises two good dwelling houses, with ample
bling cribs, DC. There also good tenants
Houses. There is commodous barn, hundred
and eight feet long by forty four in width fitted in every
particular for the wants OF the farm, including ample
Ter for twelve hundred sheep.
will sell these lands in whoe III part, to suit tho
wishes OF those desiring to purchase Terms will lib
cral.
Ing the facilities afforded by the various rail road
about to be completed with the West Sea
board, the excellent market afforded in Wheeling
the productions OF the country render this
highly desirable for persons wishing to farm profaby,
thas seldom been that finer inducements have held
out to purchasers. |. w. MITCHELL
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1882.
u Washington Reporter and Examiner, and tsbure
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DANCING ACADEMV

NJ X. POWELL Clate of Mobile, Ala, } mas the honor
vi TO announce TO the ladies and Wheel
ing that he will open Dancing class Union Hail. OIL
Main street. Thursday the 24th ins al O'Clock NJ
day AT O'Clock Tor gentlemen in which classes all the
and most fashionable dances OF the present Will be
taught addition to the plain style OF dancing and
ing the following fashionable fancy dances, Viz-Polka
Schottsch, MaZuTka, Redowa, nq.Temps, CeliaIius,
DeuX Temps GOitza, Cecilian Waiting with double
and I'd S. with the New Quadrilles Redowa as
danced in the ncpal cities in the Uutcd States togeh
with the entire list OF Operate and Single Dances such
Cachuca, Hornppe, Highland Fling, Cracoviennc Ell
Jalco.EerXes, La Sylphde Wreath w altz dc.
and fashionable style OF Cotilon Dancing without
the of steps, will be taught and perfectly
simple to be easily learned at two lessons:
old style OF steps will be taught to those who wish to lea m
them As the above amed list OF Dances more than
be learned OF lessons those who NAV
have taken lessons before will please any particular
dance they wish TO learn commencing. At the same
time will be taught the whole system of Cashenics
the art Ofacccpng presenting receiving Introducing
pomemadng &c. &C. lending adj ease and grace 10
the general department of the scholar.
Ladies and gentlemen forming private classes will in
struccd on hours and days to suit their convenience
Mr. Powell has many certificates and recomme III ltions
from eminent men, and Female Academies in which he
has taught which the short limits of advertisement will
him particularly requested to call and examine; II af
foTds him a pleasure to show them.
Regular hours OF tuition will be. for Ladies' and Misses,
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
cocki and for gentlemen at O'Clock in the evening
days.
Terms s. for course OF sixteen lessons.
~ No gentleman will be permitted TO be present at the
Ladies' class at any time.
For any further information enquire OF Mr.. Powell at
the McLuIe House, on Market st. fcb1S:3ts
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D,xcryG.-We invite attention to the card OF
Mr.. R. Powell, who proposes to open dancing
School at Union Hall OF the Gath iRst. We have
rarely met with any person who bears higher test
nonials of capacity in his profession, and OF his
character IS gentleman than Goes Mr.. Powell. His
success as teacher in OF the principal cities
an the Union, and the high terms OF commentator
in which he has been incidentally mentioned 20
US by those who have known him in the South and
East, warrant us in recommending him 10 our
Young friends who desire to become proficient in
tie graceful accomplishment which has been term
ed, not innptly. the ''poetry Of notion"
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: Tur Tuos. SWAMI made very successful trial
trip yesterday afternoon 10 Grave Greek and Dack'
tpy realizing the utmost expectations OF ap-
tain McLure. Notwithstanding the disadvantages
Of new machinery working for the first time, she
xl;ded through the water smoothly, gracefully anil
rapidy, running to Grave Creek, distance OF y
nils in about As minutes, and returning, up
stream, with All imperfect head Of steam, in one
hon, and five minutes. A boat that succeeds so
well the frs: time she moves cannot out prove a
srest one when she gets used 10 it
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..IToLr EFFIE, or the neglected one and the pet
hsouty. and other tales by Caroline Lee HenI''
= the title of a volume embracing some OF Mrs.
Hsntz,s best works, just issued from the press OF
y 2 Peterson. Mrs. Lee Hentz is widely known
anil very popular as writer of short romanccs'
Nd the work before US fully sustains her reputa :
t;or Fo, Sale at McNIechen's Depot
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Important to FarmersI

A the time is approaching when farmers will prepare
n their ground for spring crops, the subscribers
ecty inform them that they ha large quantity good
Price or loan OIL favorable TERMS provided they get the
roduce for which they will the rket price. fifty
five cents per bnseli will contract for term OF years.
and will tyve cents per bushel, cash. for oil tile
Incrs will grow and deliver at Brewery.
We make this offer to farmers hoping 1t induce them
10 raise much Barley require without purchasing
IN foreign markets. have hitherto been compelled
buy large quantities every the States Kentucky
and New York. also in Canada establishments
and in Pittsburgh.
We beg leave suggest the necessity of sowing plump
clean grain, and be in rvesng
cleaning. cannot use inferior damaged Barley.
We will also have good Winter Barley, for seed, ready
10 next Fall.
dcc10-3md GEO. w. SMITH d Co,
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s.,,<,, Goops.-EIeisktl& Co., with their US
- ..,r,se an! activity, are already in the mar
~, rr;,h. SIMPLY Of splendid Spring goods en-
Tseins so many superb articles that we shall have
fer our readers TO our advertising columns tor
,,;or,,rs O, what is quite as good, to the store
80 ,rbca every body knows is on the corner OF
at.,Lar anil Union Sis.
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v,,r,Ry.-The gentlemen who have entered into
The agreement for the formation oil military coH
ny in this city, art requested 10 meet 81 'e 1o"'
r,ns morrow evening for the electio" of officers
"a other business.