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UNDERTAKEN.

WOULD respectfully return my thanks to the
L citizens o. Washington snd its vicinity for their
past patronage, and say thst owing to the frequent
calls in the Undertaking branch Of my business,
have bsen inducsd to discontinue the manufacture
OF Furniture, aud turn my attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to have
every thing that Ia requisite 10 my business and
am thersfors fully prepared to meet any order sftsr
few moments notics and assure those who may
give me CAL that win spare no pains to carry oai
thsir orders 70 their entire satisfaction
JAMES =. HARVEY,
No. 41o, TIN st., between g and II.
n. B.-Oalls attended to ct all hours of the night
2-Iy
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RUSSIAN SPIES IN AUsTR1A.-A letter
from Vienna states that the Austrian po-
lice is actively engaged in watching the
movements of certain number Of Rus
sian officers who have been pointed out
to it as spies. A few DAYS ago one of
them. who is represented to be a colonel,
was arrested at Prague, where he bad
contriyed to examine the depots OF artI-
lery and ammunition.
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

j. WILLIAM PLANT 4 co, EN-
eo59<zAsO DERTAKERc- 4lS Sew
enth street, between q and II streets. InIernents
procured in any ground or cemetery. Collins Caps,
shreuds, Carriages, Hesrre, and every article for
tntermsnts of the best quality furnished at short
notice, on the most rssonsble tsrms, and at all
hours of the night. Having the exclusive right OF
Crump Patent Corpse Pressrver, We guarantee to
keep the dead for any length Of time. &C lift
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ERS, &c.

CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKER.
FENHE undersigned would respectfully inform hi.
= friends, scIGaintsnoss, and the public generaIly
tbs. he still continues to execute all order. in b.
In Of business IN the best manner and ct the short
est uotics.
REPAIRIEG nsstly and promptly executed
FUN &RALS attended to at
the shortest notice, ard In the best EsznSEFS
manner. Bo9i:, prcscrred 80 the mea perfect mar
M, sDen IN The t7drme,t lcsdsheT.
.nAnkful fer psst favors, he would respectful,
sclicit, aud VIII endeavor to merit q continuance
the same. ANTHONY BUCHLY
Pa. sve, g. side, between eth and 10th Sta
Residence: Mr.. Martins, No. 3s6, D street iri
house east o. Tth street. rsr lily
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VIM. HAUNSCHILD,

A MEXICAN and French Paper Hsngings and
n Uphoister Goods, Pennsylvania avenue betw.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington,
G..
VIM. Haunschild begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has on hand large stock of
French Gilt and American TranspareDts.
Also, Hair. Moss, Cotton and shuck Mattresses,
which he will dispose of at the lowest prices.
oct lO-3m
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CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY.

a. I have just received and opened Ia
%zgrest assortment of Clocks, Watches, ESy
= and Jewelry, all of which Will be sold |
~ cheaper than similar goods can be ~
bought in the District / have on hand q fe,
costly Watches, which will be sold great bsrgaid
If called for son, at ]. R0BINSON'S
Jewelry Store, opposite Browns Hotel.
Ost 5-2m
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1t will be seen by the above that anti
Nebraska men are elected in nine out of
the eleven districts.
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

TURk81 VICTVkIUUS.
UOU will flnd at the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl.
vsniA svsnue nssr 18th street opposite tn.
Irving Hotel LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Francs; Portrait, Picture and Niniture Frames OF
the latest styles; Brsokets, Tables Room Moulding
Cornsee, &c, &s; by leaving your srder you car
havs any thing done in my line.
N. Bold Frames, &C., reslt at the shortest no
tice on reasonable terms Don't forget the placs.
Eah Go-Jy JOHN " af,NWR
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INDIANA CONGRESSIONAL VorE-OF.
FIcIAL.-The indianapolis papers con-
tain the official vote given for members
of Congress in the several districts IN
that State. They are as follows:
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US RsokIVED, Ar HOODS, an invoice Of a
y large assortment Of Aibata ware (heavy sos.
plats with pure silses,) such Spoons forks, La
dies B9tter-knives, Uaks-bas ksts, 10 10, which
No wiz di.pose of at msusfae.urer's prices. Also.
lot Of Mosaic and other Jsweiry Of the latest pst
terms No 4lS "a avenue, b-tween ~ and 9th
street., sign u the large 6sread Eagle.
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SPANISH MIXTURE

~ApnEp,S SpANISu MIYTITDE
~ The GREAT PURIFIER or THE BLoop.-Eoto par.
tiels Of .HsreHryinit
rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples
or Pustues on the Face Bo,ches Boiis Chronic Sore
and Palm Of the Bones and Joints, stubborn Ulcers,
syPhilitic Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints.
curry imprudenes In Life, or Impuriy OF the Blood.
This valuable Medicine, which has now beeome eele.
through agency, has induced the proprieors at the
urgent request their friends TO offer 10 the public,
which they do with The utmos. confidence n It's virtues
and wonderful curative properties The following
tifcates selected from large number, are however,
stronger testimony than the mere word Of the propre
.o; and are slirom gentlemen wei known In their 10.
residing in the city Of Riehmond, Va.
known everywhere says he has the Medicine called
aIsa s::s. II nearly Al ,9s ;s d:ssss. 70! w6eh ].
saws Is the mos, sx,rsodnsIy msdicne he S.s :yss
'een'
AouE AND Frvra-GsEAr CuRr-I hereby certify
violent description. Ihad several Physicians took large
quantities Of founne, Mercury, and believe all the
Al last tried CARrrRs SPANISH MiruRE. two bottles
Of which efectuay cured me, and am happy to say
the Ses, Tonic In the world and The only medicine sh.s
ever reached my case; JoHS LOEsBox.
Beaver Dam near Riss%orS Rich 1M ,Ss wa va. =, p,,,m
for many years in the Post Once, has such cephdeneen
the astonishing efficacy Of CAkTxR's Spanish MIXTURE
that he has bought upwards ef my bsties which he has
given away 10 the afflicted. Mr.. Luck he never
known TO fall when taken according TO directions.
DIR. MINaE, q practising Physician, and formerly of
the City Hotel in the city OF Richmond says he wilt
messed In number OF instances the effects Of Can.
sing. lie says In Of Consum ption, dependent On
the Liver, ,he good eifects were wonderful indeed.
sIsurL N. bRisxER, OF the Arm OF Drinker q Nor.
Ts, Richmond cured OF Liver Compls Mt ofs years
standing by the use oftwo bottles Of Car,ers Spanish
Mixture, II.
GREAr Guar oy SoRovuLA.-The editors ofthe Rich.
mond Republican had servant employed in their press
room cured OF violent Scrofuls combined with Rheu.
mAtism, which entirely disabled him from woTk, Two
bottles OF CATERS Spanish Mixture made perfect eure
Of him and the Edi,Or., in public notice, say they
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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
NOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLE

l. MEN, bARNRsvILLE BELMONT Co, ONO.
The first Session Of tho above named institution will
commence On she 1o'h day Of April next and eontinus
II wesks. The department. OF English and Clsssica
Literature will he under the direction Of sAnuxI
DAvEHroRT, a. Nj and that Of Mathematics and Nsiur
Mathematician. =
Tuition fees win be moderate, and every care will be
means Of acquiring thorough Classical Mashsmatie
sl education.
c,Y YS1ss Gsnsmsn: wshlns 70 study Surveying and
the propretors have procured all the Mathematical In
sruments necessary for neld practice Special
Teachers. =. ~
Feb. gath. lsst.-l0w. I'd.
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Adapted expressly to Western trade.
CTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT coUN.

Ct al. Court OF Common Pleas.
The dofendsn,s Matthew Bsrbev, Nancy Barher, Hugh
Y. hsrber, 7nn Todd and Nancy Todd heirs of Mara
RET Todd, deed, and nn Barhef, widow os James Bar
deed viii notice .hs. ON the eed day OF March,
Of Common Pleas OF Belmont Coanty, Ohio. where the
same Is now pending, demanding partition Of the FOL
lowing premises situate In said county, wit the south
No 8, Of lands sold a. steuhenviie. Ohio. The under
sFued demands partition of said premises as follows
' NC nntersirned ila0 of said premscs 10 Matthew
ntlcf 81 o, ssid premises To Nancy Bs bsr ND Hugh
BAR ere eh is uf said premises and tv dna Todd Il
Nancy Todd each lilo Of said premises; All that the
dover OF dnn Barber be assigned therein dad that al
we next term ef said court application will be made by
and dover assigned in said premises.
WILLIAM B1RBER.
March 80, leJS-Sw. ''
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STATE OF OHIO. BELMONT coUN.

~ Ty. ss.-coars Of Common Plsss. Anos DAv,s.
painti9 youN WELLS, et al. defendants. Petition
Mary Jana Milhsan, Thomas Elwooa MiIhoan, Sarah
Ann Milhsaa, Elton Franklin Milhoan, Stacey O. Mil
hoan, Giles n. Mhoan and tho other heirs names not
horn deceased and ali residing In the State Of indiana
ns hereby nosinsa snss she r,rnun n,sa psshon IN
lsh day Of March, isst against them and oihss setinE
forth IN said ps,oa among eshe, thing: hs, on about
deceased, executed stie boad for the conveyance BY
deed the plaintiff Of the Of ths following described
the half Of the N. L. a.. Of Sec H. Up. and Range
sxespns ~ acres In the e. D. corner Of said that
said Jacob Mhorn died without having executed the
plaintiff deed "r said premises; the pain,i6 asks the
Court for Judgment thai the above named and referred
10 heirs Of Jacob Mhorn decd execute and deliver 70
the pAistG deed for said premises, and also that the
palntin Be allowed the sum Of $500 lisn upon said
premises for the support Of Mary Mnhoaa. Thai the
sbsve defsndane viii Be required 70 snswer> >s<Ad petl
iisn on before the "a day ef Msy 1854 q jSagens
VS. MILLER PENNINGTON.
Mach rS-ew.l Any for Prf.
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1 THROW PHYsIC TO THE DOGS
6ss. ~

IL Puvermaehers Hydro Electric Vosaie Chains,
permansn.y curing ali Near.isc diseases, Rnshin. anu
'i:m. painful @ and swelled;; Joints. Neuralgia OF
Dance, Paipitation OF the Heart, peri.
odicai Headache, Pans IN the sioin
sch, Indigestion. Dyspepsia, U.
terine Pains, Paraiysis, etc.
These chains were rst introduced In the city Of New
York less than year snce and aer being subjected
piled by Drs. Valentine Mott, Carnoehan, Van Buren,
and Others was discovered that they possess strange
class OF disesss aud their sale, and the success that
has attended their use is unparalleled.
Previous to their introduction into this country they
by patents In France, Germany, Austris Prusss and
Engiand; and also In the United States.
"THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL"
The principles upon which claimed that the Chains
produce their marvellous cures are, hrst-that all Ner
vous Diseases are attended and produced by deficient
closely eec,rcity or electro mssse,ism; and second
that the electro magnetic chains by being worn
aud apon the part and organ diseased furnish to the
hausted nervous huid which 10 required TO produce a
healthy action through the entire system. No dgusting
nosrum 10 allowed TO be taken while using the chains
required. brisk friction upon the part diseaed adds
much TO the effects of the ehainsi by increasing their
magnetic power.
One Thousand Dollar,
will he given any person who will produ ced ssmy
well authenticated eerihesteH OF cure both rom tel
gent patients and scientific physicians as hav ben
siioetcd by the of Puvermachers Electric Chains
They fail TO perform what they are advertised to
do and no person has ever been dissatisfied who has
given them trial.
IN FEMALE CASES
more than one hundred permanent cures OF rroapsus
Uer have been effected within tho last year by the use
OF these chains BY applying one end OF the chain
the region Of tho abdomen and the other upon spine
Just aovc the hip, the usual symptoms
TO I hat disease are Al once removed.
MODE OF USE
The chain should be mostened before use with com.
mon vinegar and then one end OF the chain should be
applied eciy To the seat OF the pain disease the
other end opposed to it.
DE NOT DECEivEDi The Electric Chains are
not TO cure all Diseases but for Nervous Diseases u
claimed that NO Medical Agent In the world has pro-
dueed so many cures In the last year tho Electric
Chain.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain, 10
rpoduced al the moment Of application much more els
siectualiy than can be produced by opium any Of Il
forms. A., -
Call and obtain pamphlet lgrsiis)
J. sTEINERT, Sole Agent,
sos Broadway, cor. Prince 81.
Fan. 81, Ns&-iy.
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COUNTY, oHIo.-Albert

~ n. Martin wilitake notice that James Mihoan on
the iday OF April, 1885, filed petition against him
ana others In the Clerks once Of the Common Pleas
Court said county, the object and prayer OF which
to subject either by sale rsstoraon of pr ,pery
10 The plaintiff said Mains interest IN about IS acres
or land in the \. u. of sec 10 T. r. s. in the steu
benvc land District particularly described In the po.
tton TO the payment Of the balance due the AntT OF
purchase money on said premises, amounting 2J2 dol
ia and 45 CENTS with interest on si5,45 from April
!si 1885, and on SOC 90 from April LIST, 1854 The pe.
,itlon sets up that said Martin and wife executed
mortgage on said premises to Miller Pennington who s
made defcndanl on the Goth Of May, ls53 for $4,000
payable March lat. la55, with interest from date, and
eral prayer for relief The said Albert D. Martin 10
qned 10 answer aid petition by the I3th day Of May.
1884, ~ the petition will be taken and Judgment
rendered accordingly. lie will also take notice that
the plaintiff expects 10 testify the trial Of said action.
JOHN u. HEAToN, Clerk.
Aprlf ls5<.-ew.
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" OTIcE.-Joseph Baugher, jeremiah

OTiCE.-Joseph Baugher, Jeremiah
Fisher and hleIis O. Bsnsher, partners under the
nane OF Bausher. Fisher d Co., eenplainAnis vs. viii
ham LeepeT, John Leeper, John B Campbeil Samuel
Leepef Alexander lesper, az, Alexander Iseper IT,
Joseph Boyd, Joseph MeHuu and John Cubsr,son IL IL
iehaAnts. In the Court Of Common Pleas OF Delmon,
County and BtAte Of Ohio.
John Campbell 10 hereby notnsd that the sboye nam
Ga eompsinsns on the II day Of DsesabsI Ia,a 6led
N said eouu their bill In ehaneery The objec and
OF set aside FRAUDULENT and void the ,er
eI certain personal property ef w. 4 j. J. Lespsr by
JOIN Leeper on the isth day Of November, iSS2 10
ssnssi leepsr Alexander Lssper. ST., Alexander Len
on. S"''s''
Also, set aside % fsadulen, and void n,.,.na.a
stsio Ny william eeper 10 John CAmp6eii OF esraln
goods. tho property ofW j. j. Lssper on OF sbou, Ire
i.th day of Novenbet iess And that the persons 10
whom said transfer and pretended sale was made ana
he deereed 10 account for The property Of W & Lssn
or 90 obtained aud received by them Tespect .,a
that the proceeds Of said property OF a. muet ths,sf
may be neeessa therefor may be applied 10 SATISFY The
claims Of conpisnants against w. J. j. LeepeT nd
by notihsd that tho 2ssh day Pehruary issI com
paranis fieda suppisnen,a hill herein settling foy,h
other things the recovery by them of udsn, NJ.
on thor ciai'n ags nsf ". * j. J. lreper tT sq;ppT
hrf 9l stt' s'f -.'s.s ~ suil. And nat s'uc. the
lllpf q SIC rTi irHs l i..o ts.3 WHuSn Losao- n"d
JOB. Cf1f 1s aaTr ift pa STATE ofpaln wit ss,f
tnlfl ~ r .T.ts g' tfs-4HE 'ls ciHftl.s " "
p r. l.rl ra.1 -.g.r U-rrr 10 Ilr fsusuf r
Aar piGg .Ft rHt frr -.rfr Htd iufthrr r,lef-
hey are lurher notified that Tnless tL,y sprar
plead. answer OF denur 10 said Bills within sixty DAYS
sfieT the OF said Court the said
" III apply 20 said Court 10 take The matters Of the Bills
40 confessed, and 10 decree thereon accordingly.
March >. ioss-@.
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4eI
-:
GOOD MEDICINEs.-SrABLERs Axo-
~ pynr CnrRsI. .ESrrcrosArr, Fer Ce~gss, Us'ss,
Brsrehitis, Creps, &c.
STABLER'S DIARRHGA CORDIAL.
The valuable medicines above nsmed are not empiri.
eat but are prepared sgreement with the experiences
Of some OF the most learned and practitioners
and not secret further than is necessary to protect
the proprietors and those who them from loss and
known, from time to time, TO perhaps
0-PHYsICIANsii
In Maryland. Nrgins, pstrct OF Columbia, Ohio, and
other places, all Of rhom, rithsst singis sIsspton,
have approved OF the formula. and most Of them &C
knowledge that they are the best remedies that they
have ever known for the cure OF the diseases for which
they are recommed. Our confidence in the excelenee
OF those medicines added to desire TO avoid the Just
prejudice ofths medical profession against secret and
append few of the notices we have received from Ply
sicians, viz:
From Dr.. Wiiiiam IT. Farrsp. Of snop Hill, HaryIsnd.
GxsTLESEr-l have frequently in my practice pre-.
serbed your "Stabers Anodyne Cherry Expectorsnt''
and "DiarThPa Cordial" satisfaction
SELF and to the entire rss of as they PRO.
fessto cure. I consider them happy combinations OF
Of our most valuable and safe iheraeeucai agents.
aud must be of infinite worth TO the afflicted and
kind at large In the medica with
these active and preparsons 80 conye.
nient for administration and of standard ousy YOU
have rendered them an eminent service can do no
less than sarnsstv
ttoners and especially IN the country where the i'm.
purity OF iaI drug, n one of the obs,
Giles 10 the success of the Physieisn
Doct w. s. Love writes 10 us that he has admins
tered the 70 his wife who hs, had the Bron
ehs (osrtsen years and tina, she is fast
from her long standing majady II has in a few week
done her more good than .he remedies ,be has hereto
fore used under able medical counsel
From DR.. H. p. pgtor, Laurel Nd.
Af,er several month"; use OF your both
in nv own family and in general practice I am con
rmed i'm the opinion pressed of H. when first made
&C scouainted with the rereipe For one thank YOU fol
90 CONVENIENT and xLroisr a preparstion of the Wild
CberryU
from Gee, Osrrv M ID. of somerset Co., Nd
C,entIemeu--i have used manv ,f the different Cher
v and do ,saure YOU that YOURS far sr
essds srv haps spsr fyisdD
From Dy. j. Ridepav aHdrs of Kingston, Nd
No mi of G
(,ordis and hsviug ,sd thsm in pracfies feel no hes
| Hsnev in reeommepding ,bem :"
/ From . ~ Mar,h' M. d. R,rt Co.. Ad
III have made free use of your Diarrhga Cordial In
nv ,sm;,v T II ,ivss me mneb nle.snYe 10 ,dd mn q,
| u 49,
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DROBATE COURT.-Tur STATE .

DROBATE COURT.-TBE STATE OF
l. ONO, BELMONT CouNrr, ss--Nosce Is hereby Civ
On that tile following named Executors, Administrators
and Guardians have filed their accounts aud
In my office for settlement, to wit MO-
James w. Gray, Exr of Eleanor Gray, deceased,
William Estep, Admir- OF Ezekiel Dunn, deed.
Samuel Berry, Admir- of Henry Koontz, deed.
Isaac Holloway, EK'r of Archibald Todd, decd,
Lorenzo ID. Murphey, Guardian Of Nancy A. Weeden.
Robert Hodgin and Robert b. Hodgin, Err of WIN.
Hodgin, deed.
Michael Danford, Guardian Of Mary Ann Davis.
Thomas White, admir- Of James White, deed.
VIM. Wilson, Guardian OF Asa Nc Hans minor heifs.
John Mekirahrn admir- Of Lucinda Ault, deed.
Barnet Taylor, Ex'r Of Eli Taylor, deed.
Edwin Patterson, Ex'r Of William Ewers, deed.
John X. NewIand, sdm'r Of Jane Pormsn, deed.
David Conrow, EI'r Of Jacob Conrow, decd.
George Brown and VIM. v. Sutton, adm'rs with the
will annexed Of Jonathan Sutton, decd. ..
Edward Miner admir- Of Elizabeth Nichols, decd.
Marion l.. Cunard, EI'r Of Eli Nichols, decd.
The hrst six above named accounts will be for hear.
Ing and settlement the I0h the second six the lth
and the last fve on the I2sh days Of April, nelt:
/ DAVID HARRIS.
March IL, 1854 Probate Judge.
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TNREsH DRUGs!-JAmEs w. COLLIN.

TNRESH DRUGS!-JAMEs w. COLLINS,
WHOLESALE AND RETATLJDRUG GIST,
North side Main street, 81. Clsrsville, Ohio-Hes
hand, and will sell cheap: Disg.; Paints Oils Dye:tus
vetrinary Instruments Penknves; Razor straps, and
shaving Creams Of all kinds Brushes Of every variety;
Cosmetics perfumeres Of all kinds; Bank Books; Let.
ter Note and Fooscap paper; Window glass, and Hol-
low glass ware; Teas; Chewing Tobacco, &C., &c.
He has also hand lssge supply Of Castor and
Oil Godfreys Cordial; Bateman's Drops: Opipeidoc;
Essence of all kinds; Backing, large and small Inks OF
all colors, &c.
Thsnk ui 10 his customers liberal patronage they
hate given 10 Che 6id fmj he would Ssk Continuance
Of the same.
nc paficulsy invites the attention Of country mer.
chants promising II they win give him call 10 furnish
bought in the same qestitits; in the Eastern Markets
March 25, 1883.
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A DMIN1STRATOkY ,NuTTCEy--No
IA tes - hereby given shss q the Probate Court 70
Belmont County the undersigned were appointed
and qualified Adminisssstors Of the sssts cf John
A. hsinss, late OF Belmont county, deceased,
All those indebted TO said estate requested TO make
said sssais are notified to present them for sstsm sut
March n.-N. FANNY uAINRs, AprI
n. l., HATCHER, Adn'y.
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WESTERN FARMERS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW LISBON, OHIO.
CAPITAL ---------- 100000.
James Kelly, Prest
Levi Martin, ,Sec'y.
JOSEPH CASTOR, Agent.
MORRIsTOWN, OHIO.
Feb. 3. 81. 3m. pd. ....


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III Barbes.'OMS!!

4 n this enlightened nineteenth century II 10
truly astonishing that there many crimes
mitted a whcn humanity shudders Can nothing check
tbs horrible rrccecdngs In despsrthe
nom eontehplston cfthe bloody recordef crime and
invites the attention Of
:rHE BEARDED PUBLIC
the much more pleasing prospect sfs vsto his shop
In the basement story Of Mr. J. n. williams buiidins
south Of Main and Market streets, where he
may ne found At times ready to perform tonssrs up
esstons that may be required. -.
sepssnbere, Q, 1851