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1NHROW PuYsIC TO THE DOGS

TNHROW PIlYSIC TO THE Dogs
Pnvermaehers Hydro Electri Voltsic Chains, .
rtoduohs instant relie from the most acute pam, aud
permanently curing all Neuralgia diseases Rhrhm..
tsm painful and swecd joints, Neuralgia of
,he Face Deafness, Blindness, H. Viius
Dance, Papilaiions of the Heart, peri
odioal Headache Pains IN the SION
ach, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, U.
- teTine Pains, P"raysis, etc.
These chains were first introduced in the city Of New
YORK less than one yea SINCE and alter he na
10 thorou.h trials in every hospital in the cty and AN
Piled by DIS. Valentine Mott, Catmochan, Van Saren
anu otnes, was discovered thai they pOssess strange
anu wohneru' power IN the reci aud cure Of the ahove
Grass ol diseases, aud their sale aud the success that
has attended their Hso is unparalleled.
70 lhelr introduction into this country, they
by patents in France, Gormany Austria Prussia nm,
England and also IN The United States.
"TIiINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL"
me principles upon which II claimed that the Chains
pIouure ,hor marvellous cures are, hrt-that all Ner,
vous Diseases are attended aud produced by deficient
supply o, nervous duid, and agent that rcsemios
closely electricity, or electro magnetism; aud second
thai the electro magnetic CHAINS, by being warn over
aud upon the part aud organ diseased furnish In the ex
hansied nervous tuid which is required Ia produce
healthy action through The entire sv stem No d,,t
nosrum - allowed to e taken while using the chains
hu' igld Observance of the general laws OF health arc
ao,"' h @ oI,sh itlotnn upon the part dlseaed adds
much ,o he effects OF the chains by increasing their
magnetic power. ~
One Thousand Dollars
VIII he given To any person who win ptodu ccd SONY
wen authenticated oelin, aies of cnTe Lolh nom nj
gcni patients and scieni6o physio ians as hav len
effected by the use of puvermschers Electric Chains
ihey never ia 10 perform what they are advertised To
uo anu no person has ever been dissatisfied who has
given them trial. WV Wv"
IN FEMALE CASES
more than one hundred permsnent cures of Prolsnsn
Utei nave been effected within the last year hy the
otthese CHAINS. by applying end Of the chain
the region Of the abdomen aud the other the
lust ahove the hip, the usual severe symptoms
tothsI disease are al once removed.
MODE OF usp
The chain should he moistcned iefore use with com.
mon vinegar, aud then end oi The chain shonid h
applied directly TO the seat OF the pain disease
other end opposed TO H. WV
BE NOT DECEiNEDi Tho Electric Chnins m.
not 70 care all diseases; but for Nervous nisease. a.
claimed that NO Medical Agent in the world has mo
dreed so many cures In tue last year as the Electric
INSTANT RELIEF from the most aouts main J..
rpoduced at the moment of appiiC alton much more of
steetuslly than can be produced by opium in any of n
forms. w " -
Call and obtain pamphlet (graiis0
J, sTEiNERT, Sole Agent
. . ous bToadway, cor. Prince 81
eoldby II. ALEXANDER, 81. cisirsyiiie, Ohio
Ian. N, isH-iy,
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's>HE BEARD MOVEMENT, AND THE

HE BEARD MOVEMENT, AND THE
Il Eastern question; one and inseperable-It is
less attempt TO disguise the fact that the in Europe
is solely on account of certain heahensh notions which
have crept into the rsutc brains of some persons,
king them advance the idea ha IL to shave
We might as well arguet is unnatural to cothe our
selves. My advice in the premises is
Shave the COssacks,
and the will cease. As a preventative to any bel.
lgercnt demonstrations in this part of the globe offer
services to shave the chns and faces of all who may
desire To undergo this christanizng operation My shop
is in the basement of j. H. Williams house-corner of
Main and Market streets, St. Cairsvle.
LEWIS RANSOM.
st. Clairsville. May 18th, 1854
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d,id every other article usually kept in our line E-A
of business our work viii he made with kA1k3N
heahess nnd durability, and in any style de- HSI-aS
sired We would respectfully caIthe attention of the
public to our mode of making collars as we think we
have pattern that proof against gaiing the should.
sfs oi any horse We have also extra quantity of
Leather Wagon Whips. Aof which we intend to sell
low. Please give eus call aud see Tor yourselves.
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/ iNSEED, FISH, SPERM g. CASTOR
II Oils, sold at S's
apr. 81. H. ALEXANDFR,s t,rsu e,,
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Schlesinger's Patent ssGutta Percha Coat
cd pens.-
TIVE subscriber is agent for these pens This coating
rcssts Aqua Forts, and prevents oxidising in the
ink. Sold by gross or doE The Trade aud Teachers
supplied OH liberal terms. J. H. WILLIAMS
Sept. II. 1859.
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NOTICE.

would Just say To my friends and old customers that
owing To the state OF my health have disposed OF my
shup I" Mr. VIM. Seidwtz and my son w ilson and the
us incss VIII be conducted ny them at my old stand
eciIhg thankful 10 the pubic for the liberal umage
BESTOWED upon me during my continuance IN business
would say that Mr.. Sclwiiz has been in my employ
Tor several years past, aud feel hcsanry IN recon-
mendng him 10 the public good workman who viii
do justice 10 them.
Yours, ISAAC ASEEw
-. Cialfsville, May 10, 1854.
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2 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber of
4 4 fers for sale SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
hCkEs o land, lying in section No. J. Green township
Hooking county, Ohio There is on the premises two
CABIN HOUSES. About acres are cleared at each
cabin The land is well tmhcred large quantity OF il
being poplar. There is plenty of STONE COAL and
lKON OKE on the land. Said land lies miles from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE, and one
hall mile from an EXCELLENT SAW MILL. For
terms enquire of JosEPn WOLF, living miles from the
land or the subscriber, living near CADlZ, Harrison
county, Ohio. SAMUEL HINES
CadiZ, June "a. 1853.
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NHE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOP
inucS ''" ana fhen rags by J. JEPsoN
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
~ OF Court.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
~ OF Court.
On Friday, The 9Th day Of October neat al
o'clock in the upon the premises wilb sold
TO the highest bidder. The following Real Estate the
property of william Vernon deed, 10 witt Beginning for
the at the North East of the North west
quarter Of Section No.25. Township No. T. of Range
running thenee south with the East boundary of said
quarter 100 rs perches TO stone thence North West
21 10 perehes to the North boundary line said sec
on thence East a. so perces to the place OF hegnnuu
containing Thirty Acres of land appraised at s4gO -
There ID durable Cabin dwelling house upon id prem
ses stable aud other outhuildings, tine Spring of
never 1aling water in the yarda young Orchard of
choice rtt, wei tmhercd-with about 20 acres under
good state Of ofcnltivaOn, Said premises situate
a good neghhorhood in the South West corner of Co.
shen Township, Iodcins Mil. Said premises will
he sold iree rom dover other incumhrance, and a
good title given. Tie Terms OF Sale are cash in hand
in one year and in two years. with interest tho de-
srred payments from the day of sale, to he secured by
Mortgage. DEBORAH VERNON
Administrator of VIM. Vernon, Decd.
Sept LIST. 1s5i--It.
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pAlNT, SHOE, HAIR, TOOTH ann
H. White Wash Brushes sold at
aP.2i'i H. ALEXANDER,s
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l. 'ohNloHlNG GOODS.-A complete
IL assortment. embracing every art Gle nccessa,v
'''c completion OF a geniIeman's wardrobe nj W
N''' '''I FRINT & NAGIE,s
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EEn PIECES BLEACH MUSLIN diff
- ierehi qualities at cost and carriage, nv
dec a 49, w. ?. ASRuRY
''' VI No. l62 Main street. Wheeling
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE yARKETii

rENlIE undersigned as Agents for the Cen.
l. trail Ohio Railroad Co., will on the
23th day Of October, 1854.
ocr for Sale Valuable Lots or portions of lots stu
aied in the town Of BARSEsviLLE, Belmont 60. Ohio.
On ofthe lots there are comfortable residences. and
the other pro- ery offered is extremely desirable for bus
mess stations, cng very convenient to the Depot and
on or near the Main Street OF the town.
Tie activity given to trade or business by the Railroad
and the long established character cf Barnosvie a.
business point, viii make the present desirable chance
Tor Aturtunaic investment.
One the lots, the late residence of C. Davenport,
viii make an excellent stand for Tavern with ali
addition to the building, being very convenient to the
Depot aud having the advantage Cfegrcss all sides
thy recent enlargement Of the Streets, North aud
South
rENUE = Y IvE SsRo
! ) Of the Purchase Money in Hand. The remainder
IN and vcsrs, with Interest from time Of Sale.
Persons wishing iOyew the property before the day o
Sale may make application 10 Mcssrs EdW ard ID Barne.
and Robert Hopper, or Juo. Davenport.
There AZ he reserved bid and the Sale will be
tv,ly on the day above stated.
ISsa Sss'S.;n p.yssEoaT. w%io"r' Agent.
lpi. ~, l-Ji.-is.
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H1oRE WHITE LEAD-CINCINNATI
IN, Si 9-posi'ivcly sold at Wheeling prices, at
"Ff'-i II. ALEXANDER'S Dtug S,or.
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] ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS =,
a.; = Jus. reed and for saleby McCosAuEy & KElIy
bridgeport, March 18th, 1853. h"IL''
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st. Clairsville. May 18th, 1854.
DR. J. B. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED


The CatholiCan far surpaS other remedies in being
more certain less expensive, and leaving the system in
better condition. Let all interested call and Obtain
pamphlet (ree) containing ample proof from the
respectable sourcos of the beneficial results of its nse
toge her with letters from highly experienced Physicians
who have used in their practice, and speak from their
olseryati
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100 LONG g. SQUARE SHAWLs
AsRJfpv,s COST aud carriage, to he had only at w
Wheeling. '' NO. luz Main street,
dec. o.
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REFERENCES
P.B. Peckham, NJ D., Utica, Ny.
l.. D: Fleming. N. n., Canandaigua, " Y.
NJ. II. Mills, N. D., Rochester, NY.
D.r. Foo,c NJ. D., Syracuse, NJ Y.
Prof. Dunbar, VI. H.. Baltimore, Nd.
J.C. OrrlcE, VI. D., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. Reese, VI. D., New York City.
w. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord N. II.
J. r.Newand, NJ D.. Utica. w.
Rev. G. :. Beard, Glenn Springs. sc.
Letter addressed &c care OF Mr. Curtis Hatch agent
at Ravenna, Ohio.
To DR. M,RCHIst:-I have been ten years troubled
with Female neutrality-suspicious. uteIi, and all the
attending difficulties; al times rendering my life
miserable. have had the attendance of some of the
hest ply ysCians, with hut little success; the they
could do was to reeve- cure ont of the qu ion
For five months before commencing with your medic cine
had not been able to perform any labor, could walk
but few steps at time and scarcely went out Of doors
in short, | was completely proslrated both in hody
and mind and expected 10 drag the of INV DAYS
in suffering and misery But, reading your advertise.
men wrs induced TO try your invaluable medicine
called Uterine CathOcon, the last resort had not
used it week before felt like another woman By the
of three bottles was enabled Operorm all the labor
for six in the family with ease, and could could walk
where In the ncghhorhnOd without injury. Moth.
ing hut sense Of my duty to you and the afflicted
has induced me 10 state my the public 1 can
safely recommend the preparation to all those suffering
like myself.
lsignedJ MRs. SARAH "A. Bisuop.
Freedom, Portgagc, Co, Ohio, Dec. 81, 1859.
UTJ. b. M.4RCIISI d CO, Proprietors
Central Depot, 30I Broadway, NJ "
HUMPHREY ALEXANDER, .4gent, Druggist, ST.
Ohio.
.and sold by John Mclean, Cadiz; H. b. Fawce It. Mt
J. w. War6ed, Fairview; Brentlinrer &
Nheeing, va apr. Y ls5i.-Iy.
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AXE FlSH.--25 half bis. 2Owhole do.
IL just received and for sale by
Bridgeport, June 10, 1854.
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X ANAWA SALT, always on hand and
o. Slairsve, June2. %
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A SUPPLY OF FINE SALTIN SACKS
4 n for hui'er and table use always on hand al
hesl j. JEPSONS.
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\ LoO a LARGE STOCK OF UN-
( y derslreves, Shimazctts. CoIIa,s - r,r
WJ. %c'' al cost and carriage, by W. p AsBIrPY
"'. ~ No. ICE Moin street Wheeling
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BOok-K ecping by Double Entry.

complete practical course of instruction is given in
the art OF keeping scientifically Double Entry Books in
the different departments OF Trade. Commerce and
Manufactures, comprehemdng the hest forms in a
mong the most eminent establishments engaged indIvd
ually in partnership in business, whether prosperous
adverse in the purchase and sale of merchandise al
wholesale and retail importing and exporting their
account on commission or on joint speculation, in
Guiding speculations in Stocks Real Estate, &c, with
Stcamboang, Bank, Insurance, railroad and Books OF
Joint Stock and Chartered Associations generally
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ROLL EXTRA LISTING CARPET
Il Eastern make, at Uune3) STONE q THOMAS,
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Commercial Calculations,

Embrace every variety of computations pertaining
business upcr5tions, lcng taught according to the
improved mcihods-Interest, Discount, Equations,
bitrdtioH Of EIchGHge, Se.
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HATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS, OF
FRlNT NAGLE.,
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An acftO prohibit the circulation Of Foreign
Bank Baisof less Denomination han
Ten Doildrs.
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Il w. NEWPORT, ATTORNEY TT LAW
AND SOLICITOR IN CnAscERy, 81. Clairsviiie, o.
III Office opposite the VIM. Penn House. feb 80
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"TIIINK CLOSE Am roNnrR MElL.n
One Thousand Dollars

WIZ ne given to any person who win produ ocd SONY
wen authenticated oeiitt aes of cuTe 10th non, lei
ngcnl patients and seieniao physio ians as hav eLen
erected by tue use OF Pulvermscher's Electric Chains
ihey never fail 10 perform what they are advertised To
10, aud no person has ever been dissatisfied who has
given them trial. W." ""
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4 SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF BLACK
May 20. THoMpsoy
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III ATS OFEVERY STYLE AND QUAIL.
NY, from te finest silk, down to the cheapes
Paihie Al (aw. NJ FRINT IL NAGLE'S
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M J. w. GLOVER, Arronrry At
~ Law AND NoTARy PeBLIo. ST. CiairsviIIe. Ohio
ppdofFlCE upstairs over Collins Drug store. '''
aueglaI attention paid 10 the settlement of estates
,otAtorney and other Convey ancinr executed
monlpty. Acknowledgements OF Deeds Powersot
attorney and Mortgages taken "'''
Also, Agent for the Ohio Life Insurance Con,.,u
LIE Policies issued OH the usual terms company
June 49, lsj4.tE
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IN FEMALE CASES

more than one hundred permRnent cures of Prol,psn
Otet nave been effected within the last year hy the use
otthese ehsns by applying end Of the chain
e region OF the adomcn aud the other upon the snIns
10 hat disease are al once removed. "'
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nHl DELlGHTFUL.-The prettiest CAL
~ ico Chntzes of all grades and oolors BIeaehed
su brown Musiins which can be bought very cheau'
May No 100 Main s,,:e, Wh.,;,
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* BBLS. LOUISVILLE LIME Reed
A<and for sale by fmay 26) J. THOMPSON.
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pETER TALLMAN, ATToRxEy AND
y CGpSshLoR AT Law AND soLioiroRris CuAscyRy.
st. Clairsville, Ohio.
. )IFOfice in the room formerly oceunied n, ,h, NJ,
mont Bank. sug on % isa o'
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
~ Shirts, Collars, Cravats Spring do pocke, bdt,r
Gloves, Hose suspendefs. For sale cheap by
sep'So' T.. NAGLE CO
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EmIgrant I,aupers.

~ THE EDITOR OF The HERALD.
On Thurday. the 2lst inst, tbs town of Han
cock, ON the line Of the New York and Erie Rail-
road, was alarmed by the arrival Of about 80 Ger.
man emigrsnt paupers in thu most extreme state OF
destitusicn-one has since died. They state that
they wers paupers when shipped from Ant verp in
the chip Sarah, from Baden, and landed in New
York on the 10th inst. Each adult received ten
and each child five guilders in addition to the pay
nent Of their passage. A nest fragrant outrage
has bee inflicted upon these miserable human be-
iIgs, as well a. upon the people of Hancock, small
village IN amountainous region, now Covered with
deep snow. Tie inhabitants are i'll prepared to pro
pefly care for such large number OF foreign pau.
pers; but al has been done to temporarily provide
for them that could be under the circu ustances.
Tne Supervisor Of that town, L. H: Allison, yestsr.
cay laid the case before the Commissioners OF Emf
grafton, who have promised to investigate the ma,
ter and despatch an agent to look after the unfor
tunates.
II has been ascertained that the railroad tickets
were purchased By man living In Green wich street.
Only think Of itpeope incapable Of taking care OF
themselves anywhere, sent Into the mountains to
subsist 1t this season Of the year Mr.. Editor by
giving the IA cite to the public you may prevent
similar outrageous conduct on the part Of those
who control the destination Of the poor emigrant.
Il. Fl, A.
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water On tie nineteenth Of September, the Day b.
fore cur ealing. We went dorn In the stssmtu 2
together 70 make some preparations on tho Arctic
preparatory to cur going on board. The next dsg
found rs again fellow passengers the same steam
tug, and before noon We we're on our way homes
we foBdly thought Mr.. Day Vas acoons aned BY
his wife a. daughter. The frst day onf sac him
occasionally after that, sessickress sffsc ing mos.
Of the passenger myself In particular, 1t made me
prisoner IN my state room, and conssq usnly |
saw little OF Mr.. Day. For day o. t~o fore
the collision We were well again. and saw good
mine on the opposite side, and can see him noe.
with nv minds eye, sit ing there with his wife and
daughter beside him. have no remembrance Of
him o. the time Of tie collision, or after IT, until
alter the sinking Of ths ship, found myself th.t
fragment of the wheA, house. q which everybody has
read description in Captain Luce's narrative. 1
csnno 20 into "details, except suoh relate to Mr..
Of circular platf rm about IA feet long and Is wide
being part Of a circle some IS feet in diameter,
eleven human beings, without counting Mr.. Day.
found themselves floating II it could be called
floating wheD we stood 10 the water, and the waves
dasbing eleven human bsingsfourd themselves
this frsi. raft In the mids, OF the ocean, With
fog and night closing around them. had not been
Icing upon this fragment Of TIE wreck when motto ed
Mr. Day swimming along to cards us, supported by .
door, lying with hisarms and breast Jon end of
tire door, and pushing himself along With his feet.
He cIied out to me, "Can thee tnroV me rope, AL
emf" A large heavy rope tappenA to be lying on
to him. By means Of which drew him to the raft aud
helped him TO get upon it, He told ma bis wife and
daughter hsd both perisbeds but beyond this remstk
cannot row recall anything else he said. He did
not remain org with us; he seem ID TO consider our
Chance very poor one on that he sviy laiea piece
OF W eek aad s.ter remsiniag bur sl rt time took
TO cosr which still fioated us, ard lying
II, sgaia swan away from rs IN the same tnaan :
IS . cstie. What ullimsstly btcams Of him /
kxow nos Ths fog aud darkness soon concealed
HIM, or d our rafs drifted away from him. My be-
LET is bat he swan eff Ia the ,pe OF reaching
of the b ats, which then visible, Ga. t1at hs
ps fishs @itbgnt yeacbing it. touching eight it
vas, III The midst Of my own distress sad peri,
70 see cur old friend embstkiug on tina. wide sea
vic ioifi1g but thst door 80 support him, ard
w'sb nnt5irg to rely upon but the phys pow
ogs Hhich Tust soon lose all IFS vgsv wRen
inne SEQ III tat chill water. WHAT @ tsrn,n zion
"a a 10Y age coz mspcso Win su h fel,ag OF 90
eur D. ED p}easug6be aLtscips' cus! But farewell
T. hin | trust le mas ieache. home sooner than
he expected.
Gifa my kindest regards TO all my associates,
yours faithfully, GEO. F. ALLEN.