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oo- CON SUMPTION OF THE LUNGS

eJ- CON SUMPTION OF THE LUNGS -
SYMPTOMS.-When Consumption commences
its works upon the lungs. in its usual form. the
first symptom is cough. As the disease advances
the cough becomes much more frequent. and is
attended with the expectoration OF matter, which
is sometimes colorIess, but at others. assumes a
yeIlowish or greenish hue. aud will ofieu be found
mixed with sireaks Of blood. After the cough has
continued for time the patient will experience
some difficulty in breathing, accompanied. PEI hap,
with a pain in the chest, aud frequently in one or
both sides The patient will be subject to hectic
fever and alternate Aushes of heat, frequent cold
chIlls. aud often with copious night sweats.
Those threatened with Consumption should bear
In mind that I" Wistar's Baisam of Wild Cherry
is the remedy, that has performed cures of Con.
sumption that we've thought almost miraculous -
cures which have astonislhed the medical world
and hreueht the blo"mof health to many palid
cheeR, aud Joy and gladness to many dspairing
bosom. #
See advertisement In another column.
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IS R EW A RD!
March 9, 1858.

IN Monday evening, the 18th inst, as the sub.
" scriber was on ho way home from Woodsfield
to his residence in Ohio township, a bay mare.
that he was leading. brok. away from him about
2L miles east of Woodsfeld, and has not since
teen heard of Said mare is supposed to he about
10 years old this spring. carries high head and is
very tender in the mouth, about l5h hands high.
some white in her face with one white hind foot,
shod all round, and had a rope around her neck
when she broke away. The above reward will be
paid to any person who will return said mare to
the subscriber. MICHAEL PFENDER.
Feb. 90, 1858.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY!
The best Remedy ever known to Man

w
The best Remedy ever known to Man
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
the great remedy for Consumption of the Lungs
Affections of the Liver, As hna, Bronchitis. Pains
or Weakness OF the Breast. Lungs and other af.
fections Of the pulmonary organs.
A SLIGHT COLD THE MOTHER OF CON.
SUMPTION.
Let not those complain OF being bitten by rep.
tile they have cherished TO maturity in their very
bosoms when they might have crushed it in the
egg. Now, it we call slight cold the egg, and
peurisy inhamation of he lungs. asthma aud con.
sumption the venomous reptile, the matter will br
no more than correctly figured
Attend to this in season; even sighted cold i
no small matter. At the first attack. use WIS.
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY: it
sure to cure, and il is the only remedy you cau
place perfect confidence in. It commences at the
rDot Of the disease, and thor roughly eradicstes it,
DJ- E. KALB, highly respectable merchant o
Rushvie, Fairfield county, Ohio. sent US the fol.
lowing voluntary tribute to
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
RusHviLLE. Fairfield Co.. O., April 6, 1881.
Ma. I'D. PARK-Dear SIR: wish to state "a
you that my daughter, Amanda, aged sixteen
years, had abDut year since, a very severe at
tack OF the measles. which reduced her very much
and left her with racking cough employed
all the physicians within our reach Tor the purpose
of removing her cough. bu, without success. She
appeared to be sinking into decline, with every
symptom Of Consumption.
then tried DR.. "Rogers' Lverwort and Tar;"
but this sggravatedh her cough. and gave her symp,
toms Of still more malignant character. was
now most seriously alarmed. and it was with trem
bling fear that from day to day saw the progress
Of that Unsuitable disease. Consumption. really
despaired Of my daughters recovery. But Ipsov.
/ i!entially saw certificate OF Jonathan ConIson.
whose daughter Sarah Jane" was cured Of Com
sumption by "Wis,ar = BaIsam Of Wild Cherry"
this created faint hope that II might help my
daughter. and immediately commenced using
snd Il almost instarty gave her relief. her heslth
.wss improved ronlhe irst bottle, and BY the use
10 rwo IorTlrs ~ wipser's DSlssm 81 Wild
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GRAND LITERARY AND ARTISTIC
CDMRINATION


Arrangements have been made TO furnish the
Knickei booker Magazine; the Home Journal. aud
the New York Musical World and Times, 10 new
subscribers FOR Five Dollars year! This is cheap
literature with vengeance. The Knckerbocker
is SO per annum; the Home Journal $2, and the
Musical World and Times SO; making $8 year
at The usual rates. That three such works can be
obtained for 50 year, is fact truly worthy the
Caloric age, which is just now being ushered in
OF the Knickerbocker Magazine, edited by Lewis
Gaylord Clark, 1t Is unnecessary to speak. For
twenty wears it has been the most genial, humor
Gus and spicy monthly in the world; and the pres.
ent volume will be better than any which prece.
ded it. The Home Journal edited by Geo P.
Morris, and N. p. Willis, is well known as the
best family newspaper N America and the Musi-
cal World and Times, edited by Richard Storrs
Willis, with Lowell Mason, Gea. H. Curtis,
Thomas Hastings, VIM. P. Bradbury. Geo F.
Root. and other musical writers contributing; and
which gives, among other things, over S25 worth
Of music and full course of instruction In har-
mony annually, is the very best musical journal
ever published. These three publications will
post family up in everything worth knowing
Art science literature music, painting. sculpture,
inventions, discoveries, wit, humor, fancy, SEN
timent, the newest fashions aud other attractions
for ladies'; choice new music for the Sabbath, the
church and the fireside reviews and criticisms OF
musical works, performers and performances; iE
short, the very pick and cream of nuvelty. Incl.
dent biography, art. literature and sciences nclud.
ing wh,tever can he given in periodicals to pro-
mote healthy amusement and solid instructions in
the family, and help to make it better wiser, and
happier, may be now obtained for S5-address
DYER s. WILLIS,
257 Broadway, New York.
W. Editors publishing the above times and
sending the paper containing it to Dyer & Willis,
will receive the 3 works named for one year.
March 9, 1853
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W hat can be got for $500

THE undersigned have entered into an arrange.
J. ment by which they agree to furnish the
Knickerbocker Magazine (monthly.) the Home
Journal (weekly.) aud the Musical World and
Times (weekiy) to new subscribers at the very
moderate price OF SIS 90 Tor The three publications
all orders enclosing that amount to Dyer G. Willis
will be promptly attended TO.
SAMUEL HUESTON,
Publisher Of the Knickerbocker;
MORRIS e. WILLIS,
Publishers Of Home Journal;
DYER & WILLIS,
Publisher Of Musical World& Times.
257, Broadway, New York.
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DR.. Gnysotl's Improved Extract Of
Yellow DOCK e. Sarsaparilla

The Original and only Genuine Preparation fo,
the Permanent Cure Of Consumption aud
Disease of the Lungs when they are sup.
posed to be affected by The Tree use
Of Mercury, Iron, Qninine Sc.
Let all who with TO purgesthe blood from i'm
purties. and prepare the system to resist epidem
les. resort 10 Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock
and SarsapariIla." which isproving i,self an anti
dote for many of the most malignant diseases tha
flesh is heir to, aud they viii never be dis,ppoint
ed; Tor in this remedy the public faith has never
wavered-never can waver, for is founded nn ex.
experience, just as their want of faith IN other and
spurious compounds is founde on experience
They fly from mineral nostruns to seek hope.
life and vigor from this purely vegeiabie remedy,
however broken down in health aud spirits how
ever loathsome to himself and others, let no one
dispair of recovery; let the paient only under
stand that his hope Of physical alton lies only
in "Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and S.rsa-
parilla," and persuade him. for his life's sake to
try it, and we have 10 hesitation in predicting HE
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The Falls City and the Pittsburgh,

The Louisville Courier gives the follow.
ing account of the unfortunate collision
between these two boats
"The collision between The Falls City
and Pittsburgh took place at the foot oI
Petticoat Island. near Marietta. about one
o'clock on Wednesday morning during
the prevalence of log The Falls City
= was descending and the Pittsburgh ascend.
ing, aud they came together head on" ;"
the bow Of the Pittsburgh striking the how
or stem of the Falls City on the starboard
quarter, crushing in her bow in a fearful
manner. below the water line. The guard
and deck of the Pittsburgh was shattered
to fragments twenty feet from her bow.
The stem Of the Falls City was knocked
off. her guards demolished. and the cap.
stan broken off, and the only wonder is
how she was saved from sinking.
Capt. Mason, Of the FAILS City. was on
watch at the time. and TO his indomilable
energy. aided by the daring inrepidity of
Ned Martin. the mate. the boat was saved,
and the freight not damaged. The Falls
City was floating in the river. her engines
stopped, and on hearing the paddles of the
Pittsburgh, which boat was under full head
way. he tapped the bell, giving the signal
to 60 to the larboard. This was answer.
ed by the Pittsburgh, but the pilot headed
her the other way. Captain Mason then
rang his bell violently, and gave orders TO
reverse his engines, and hack the boat,
which was done, and The Falls City was
backing up stream when the Pittsburgh
struck her. The engines Of the latter
boat were not stopped until the collision
occurred, which took place near the Ken.
lucky shore. The Pittsburgh then back.
ed out, and Capt. Mason ran his boat with
full head of steam. upon the shore, NOV.
ed his freight to the stern. built bulk
head, and planked up the bow as we'll as
he could, and after seven hours detention
proceeded to Cincinnati. The Pittsburgh
was also compelled 10 tie up to repair her
damages. and every assistance was prof.
ifered by the officers OF that boat to the
Falls City.
Capt. Mason, we understand. does not
attach any blame to the Pittsburgh. and
considers the collision unavoidable, but to
judge from the circumstances. as detailed
above, we are OF the opinion that gross
carelessness, or indifference to. the signals
was manifested by the officers of the Pitts.
burgh. II they had followed the example
of Capt. Mason. and stopped their boat,
no damage would have ensued. !
The Falls City will be hauled out on the
ways at Cincinnati, and it will be week
or ten days before she will be repaired.
Her freight will be reshipped from Cincin.
natl.
While the Falls City was taking in coal
at Coalport, after the first accident. the |
little steamer Cabinet came down, round.
ed to. and ran into her. and damaged the
cook house and guards. The engines Of
the Cabinet refused to back, which caused
her to run into the Falls City.
These mishaps will involve a loss of
$4,000 TO the owners OF the Falls City.
which we hope couple of trips will re.
pay"
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NOTICE. All persons interested will take no.
IN tce, that on Saturday. the 2sth day of March
1883 The undersigned as the administrators of the
Estate of Samuel Landbach decd, will make ap.
plication to the Probate Court in and for Monroe
county, Ohio. for All order Tor leave to file in said
Court. the insolvent and doubtful claims in favor
Of said estate uncuected, in the hands Of the said
administrators.
FREDERICK KGHLER,}
LEWIS SHlPLEY,
February %, 1858
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almost mass OF eating, purifying, dischargine
ulcers, TO be cured by eight bottles of Guysott'.
Extract of Yellow Dock and Ssrsa par lila. is al
most miraculous:
Read the Certificate.
| TALLAPoosA Co Ala, Jan. 2. 1852.
Dr. Guysott-Dear Sir: send you this to GER
tify to you that your Extract Of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparia|has performed one of the mnst won.
derul cures on me that has ever been effected OH
man
have been afflicted for forty years with irrup.
tons on my legs and feet; in lS4S they got so bad
that had to 60 on crutches. and in IS49 had
one leg amputated above the knee. In about nine
months after my other leg broke out in large ea:.
ing and running sores from my knee 10 my font.
and discharged a great deal of offensive matter.
My groin also broke out in large biies which dis
charged much offensive matter, and at the same
time my left hand broke out in large running sores
| nearly 10 my elbow.
| The misery that | have suffered for the last two
years cam IT describe to you. | was iu such
agony that never rested day OF night. was
given up to die, and by the help OF God had
| made preparation for DEATH and had pointed out
to my family the place to bury my remains
In October last my son brought me one of your
bottle. wrappers; read it, and found record Of
some wonderful cures performed by your "Ex.
tract of Yellow Dock and SarsAparla." I sent
and got two bottles of it, and commenced taking
II. In two weeks. To my great astoni,hment, my
sores all became easy. and could sleep all night.
a thing had not done for two years. When I
had taken SIX bottles, my sores had nearly all heal
ed. My sores got we'll as if by enciantment
have now used IN all eight bottles of your "Ex-
tract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapara," aud now
consider myself we'll am at a loss for terms to
set forth the worth of this medicine ar to expires.
my gratitude ioi what it has done for ma. must
call it the Savior Ut man from misery while living
upon earth
l enireat all of the afflicted to try this medicine
tor believe tt will cure any known disease in the
world Lay aside all prejudice and Just try it,
and proclaim is grea, worth to suffering mankind
and entrea them t, take il, for it will cure
them.
My case is well known In large portion Of
South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. and if any
should doubt the above cure. invite them to call
on me, and will show them the scars. can he
found in Tailapoosa Co. Alabama, une mile from,
Stoe's Ferry.
BENAJAH HUGHES.
DU-Putnp in quart bottles. 81 per bottle. Six
bottles for 50. Sold by JOHN D PARK.
~ E. conner Fourth and W alnnt streets, Gin
cinnati, Ohio to whom all orders must be address,
ed
For sale by J. A. & G. Fl. Davenport,
Woodsfeld III. f Kolzebue, Malaga;
Pollock, Carter & Co.. Sunfsh; N. P.
Miles & Son, Somert0n; Cotton (:
Buell., Marietta
March 8, 1853.
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curious coincidence that the day, the 9Th
of February. on which the intelligence Of
she insurrection reached England, was the
anniversary Of the proclamation IF the
Republic at Rome, and deposition Of the
Pope. in 1848. 4
III was boldly asserted in Paris thatthe
outbreak had been encouraged by Aus
trian agents as a pretex, to advance their
armies into Italy"
The Daily News ofthe | lth says:-"Ad-
ditional particulars are looked for from
Milan with deep interest, and the non ar.
rival Of any telegraphic message is re.
garded by the friends OF Mazzini as a fa.
yorablesympiom."
3ss A rumor of the death Of the Emperor
Of France has been current in Milan. and
doubtless hurried on the revolt. Accord.
ing 10 hints dropped, simultaneous rising
in other parts Of Lombardy may be look.
edfor I, was stated on the Bourse that
two additional regiments had been order
ed to embark at Toulon for Cevitia Vec.
CHA, to ensure tranquility in the Roman
States.
Mazzini has been in the Canton Of Tes.
sino. Switzerland, for a month past.
Later foreign arrivals from Europe in.
dicate the lnsurreciion in Milan as being
put down. Kossuth denies having issued
the Proclamation addressed to the Hun.
garians: We are Of the opinion that we
may look for stirring news very shortly
from the Old World.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. IS.
Elizabeth Brown
Jan. l2, 1858

vs.. FdbtoU JW A0tU6s
Samuel H. Guthrie. ct al.
SAMUEL H GUTHRIE, who is a non-resi.
- dent of the State Of Ohio, will take notice that
Elizabeth Brown, widow Of Alexander Brown late
oi Monroe county, Ohio, deceased. on the llth
day Of February A d. 1858. filed her petition
against the said Samuel H. Guthrie and Others. in
the Court of Common Pleas Of said Monroe coun.
ty. praying that Dover be assigned her in the iol.
loving described premises, TO wit: The south
west quarter of section 10, township 6, and re- "a
6; also the south east quarter Of the north east
quarter Of section l3, township 6, and range 9.
in said county Of Monroe. And that unless the
defendants shall plead. answer or demur TO said
petition within 60 days after the rising oi the next
Term of said Court, the matters and thugs IN said
petition met,,ioned will be taken az true aud con.
fessed and at the next Term thereafter said Eli1s-
beth Brown will ask said Court to decree thereon
accordingly A. ROSS.
Feb l6, 1853. Sol for Compl'at
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VELVET TRIMMING.
Silk Dress Buttons;
Received at KIRKBRIDE'S.
Sale of Real Estate.

.0N Saturday, the l2lh day OF March A. D. 1853.
" on the premises hereinafter described. situate
in Centre township. Monroe county. Ohio. at the
hour Of Q o'clock p. NJ on said day, the under
signed will sell at public ouicry he following real
estate in said county, to wit: Sixty acres Of land
of the north end OF the west half Of the north
west quarter Of section J. in township 6. Of range
6; also l8 acres Of the south end Of the west half
Of the south west quarter Of section Q, intown.
ship s, Of range 8, all in Monroe countys Ohio.
TERMs or SALE. One-third IN hand, one.
third in 6 months and one.third Ia l2 months with
interes, frcm the day Of SALE to bs secured to the
satisfaction Of the undersigned.
WILLIAM PlCEENS, Adm'r.
Of Edward McGianlss dscsuit ~:
\ F.b.sp. 1853
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Valuable Farms for Sale.

A VERY desirable tract Of 1870 acres, 10 Green
n Township. on the State Road leading from
Woods6eld to Fishing Creek. 60 acres cleared and
under cultivation, with an orchard, log dwelling.
barn, SC.
ALSO
1O0 ACRES in Jackson Township within two
lNU miles of the Ohio River.
ALSO
R0 ACRES in Ohio Township. On the River
cU bottom, urder good state of cultivation
ALSO
OA7 ACRES in Ohio Township within "
N4l miles Of the OLio River-wel improved
Apply to
JOHN B. NOLL, Real Estate Agent,
Woodsfield, Monroe Co, o.
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,'no. NJ. kirkbride's
M EDICAL DEPOT.

A FULL supply of the following celebrates
II Medicines for sale at Knkbride's Medica
Depot:
Jayne's Expectorant,
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Carminative Balsam,
Jayne's Vermifuge,
Jayne's Sanative Pills.
Jayne's Ague Pills,
Jayne's Hair Tonic.
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
TOWNSEND'S Sarsaparilla.
Brant's Pulmonary BaIsam,
Brant's Purifying Extract,
BRANDRED THIS Pills,
McLANE'S Liver Pills,
Sellers Liver Pills,
Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup,
Sellers Vernifuge,
FREY'S Vermi(uge,
RADWAY'S Ready Relief,
Railways Renovating Resolvent,
Railways Medicated Soap,
Railways Circassian Balm.
Fitch's Abdominal Supporters.
Fi;ch's Shoulder Braces,
Fitch's Silver Inhaling Tubes,
Fitch's Pulmonary Balsam,
Fitch's Pectoral Expectorant,
Fitch's Depuratve Syrup, i.
Fitch's Pills, Liniment,
Ointment, &C., &c.
WalIace's Galvanic Fluid,
Wallace's Galvanic Salve.
BRYAN'S Pulmonic Waters,
M'ALISrER'S Ointment,
Mexican Mustang Liniment.
Just Received
IOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
And something better still, if ,oeH
saturated aoith Cold Water and
properly applied:
Boxes German Soap,
2 Oleine Oxide Soap.
Also the usual variety OF other Patent Medicines
Call and get an Almanac, GRATIS.
Feb. 2, 1858.
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Valuable Land for Sale,
NEAR BEALLSYILLE.

T WISH to sell my farm, about half mile from
lBeallsviIie, Monroe county, Ohio, containing
100 acres. all laying well, and Of easy cultivation.
Said tract, contains about 10 acres of cleared land
and 80 wood.la is well watered, Of good soil,
and has two story dwelling house, good orchard,
fence, barn, SC. Terms easy For particulars
apply TO LEWIS GRATIGNY, Sr.
BealIsvle, Feb 20, 1858.
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: A ATTACHMENT.-At my instance an attach.
Ament was this day issued by Joel r. Randolph,
Justice Of the Peace 10 and for the township oi
Centre. Monroe county. Ohio. against the proper
ty and effects Of VIM. Cunningham. anonfesideni
Of said county :.
Dated this 2lst day Of February. 1853
SELEY Y. MASON
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Pay up! Pay up!!

THE subscriber intending to leave this place on
i or before the first day of April next desires all
those having unsettled accounts with him to call
aud made immediate settlement. His business
must be closed by that time, or his claims will be
left in the hands Of proper officers for collection.
P. COOK.
Woodsfeld, Feb %, '53. tr
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DIED-On Thursday last, at the resi-.
,dsnce Of his son.in.law, Albert Wellman.
.nsar Morristown. Belmont county, REUBEN
THOMAS, an old and respected citizen o.
this place.
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MARRIED-On the 3rd inst, by
joel F. Randolph. Esq, Mr.. ABRAHAM
JACKSON and Mrs. BARBARY HlxENBAueH,
oil Of this township.
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9@QoAAysG9
CELEBRATED FAMILY OINTMENT

10 Mild, Safe, Thorough and the rreafea Esfswd
Remedy used. Ills composed VI Vegetable Esvsses
and possesses pooer uneqtaed in the anna er Aediene
for the cure Of I,,fGmmnory Dssases
Is universally acknowledged 10 DO an inallibe remedy
in every where il has been faithfully applied IL
human system, for promoting Insensibe Perspirson aaa
10 invaluable in all diseases OF the Bes Obstinate UIcsn,
Old Sores, Chbais, Sore Throat Burns Cuts Cuaneous
Erupons Sore Nipples, Sore Breast Diseases Of the Eye
Ague in the Face, Rheumatic Palms. Contracted Cords
Pain in the Side, Back and oher parts Of the syNsn
Scald Head Bruises, Fresh Wounds Piles and svsry
kind Of containing the least particle OF lnfsmmatiss
ere permanently cured by this great remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES.
is fact, authenticated here well all over The
State, and indeed the whole states, that Soas
Medicines have obtained wide spread celebrity, and rs
putaon, to which they justly entitled by their heasNS
virfves" and powers We not among those WIN ere
prone TO endorse every patent humbug that aoae,
and in this instance have delayed endorsement until
we have been able to make assurance double sure only
oy testing them personally ourselves, but from The ss.
around us.-TIllinois Gobs, April l3, 1850
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T 8 { T { & Z

The following case of Bensjah Hughes is one
Of the most astonishing on record. After forty
years sickness, two years excrucia,ing tor,ue,
the amputation of one leg and the body and limbs
almost mass of eating, purifying, dischargiug
ulcers, to be cured by eight bottles of Guysotts
Extract of Yellow Dock and SarsapaIilla. is al.
most miraculous:
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I have compared the foregoing law with the
copy furnished me, and find the same correctly
printed JOHN B. NOLL.
Aud Monroe Co.