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'I>HE STATE OF OHIO BELMONT

u County, IS; Court of Common Pleas, Notice in
Atacbment.--PRAsots Il WILKINS, Plaintiffs vs..
THOMAS TuRILE, Defendant.
The defendant Thomas Turtle, Is hereby notified that
on The 2nth day OF JaBuary,h ID. 1854 Petition
filed in said Court by the said Francis villains a.
ganst the said Thomas Turtle the object and prayer Of
winch is TO collect debt owing by said Defendant to
said Plaintiffs, on account for work & labor and
materials furnished by the Plaintiff to and for the
OF Defendant. Amt due s23 g. with interest from the
lth day of June A. ID. ls53 And that the property Of
the defendant has been attached in this The said
Defendant is hereby required TO demuTtO SAID
Petition before the ISL day Of April A. d. I5ji
said Petition will he taken true and confessed, and
judgment rendered thereon accordingly.
DAVENPORT & CHARLESWORTH.
Airy, for Prf.
JoHS II. lIEATos, Clerk. Feb. , 1854, CIV.
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JoaS ". HrITos. ClerI
,t,HE STATE OF OHIO BELMONT

\ County, ~; Court Of Common Pleas, notice in Al.
tacbment.-yOHS b. fRAEcIs, Plaintiff vs.. THonAs
TuRTLE, Defendant.
The Defendant Thomas Turtle is hereby notified that
on the Zth, day Of January, A. d. 1854 Petition was
hed in said court by the Eaid John Is. Francis against
tile sad Thomas Turtle the O ec and prayer Of which
ls TO collect debt owing by said Defendant TO said Plain
I'M on an account for work d laor and materials furn
shed by the Plaintiff 20 and for the Defendant Amt due
sOsO with Interest from the 10Th day Of June 1853 and
tat the property 1.-THE defendant has been attached in
ths case. The said Defendant IL hereby required TO
answer demuf to said Petition before the ls
Of April, A. d. lsi said Petition willhe taken az true
and confessed aud judgment rendered thereon accord
ingiy. DAVENPORT & CHARLEswORTH
Auy, for Prf.
JoHS II. HEAToN, Clerk, Feb. I'd. 1851, Gw.
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ASTONISHING CURE.
PGttersss, ". r, eO.A, 1851.

Nessrs. A. b. * y. SANDS: Gentlemen-Ir.yirs wit.
esseh ie most beneficial effects from the use of yopr
asapatlIla II gives me pleasure 10 send Won tho fl
statement IN regard 10 my son. In the sn-ng
Vi lci ne TOOK severe cold and after eight wetLs or
suffering the disease settled in his Ie Il leo snt
loot Whieh soon swelied to the utmost The sweIi,s
was saheed by ms physician and discharged most nrn
amer Iha no less than eleven ulcers fnrmed on
he 'cs and ioo at one time. We had fve'dierent pbv
but none relieved him CHI and ihe Isst inic,
iouhd MN so emaeated and low that he was unshe 10
eaFe sntferngthe main I'm ,;ns
ms Iiine The bone had become much affected that
peee ater piece came ont of which he has now mora
ha twenty preserved in hhttle waving
nan 10 one and half inches in length we had riyen
up an hopes OF ms recovery, hut at this time we wers
totry your sarsapGriia and with its use his
heath and appetite began imnndatelv 10 lmprove Samd
30 rea was me change that lcss than dozen bottles
effected perfect cure. 0"
With gratitude, remain truly yours,
,v,. DARIUS BALLARD.
we The undersigned, reshlors OF Mr. Ballard cheer
iuIy subscribe tn the facts of the above statement
~. m =. hAYT, \. NJ. TRowBHIpGE,
"Eo. L. DEAN, c. EAsTwaoD.
frepared aud sold. wholesale and retail nv A. n A.
d. SANDS, Druggists ana Chemists 100 Fu,ton.st cor.
her OF William, New-lnrk. Sold also bvsDrurrsts gsp-
orally throughout the United States and Canad.s Price
81 per bottle; six bottles tor s5. For sale by
H. ALEXANDER, St. Clairsvile.
Jas Baker. Wheeling.
Andh Druggists and Dealers in
Dec. 30, l553.-ly.
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MARRIED.

ON Thursday Feb and, by the Rev.
John w. Baker, Mr.. LEVI L. DAY, to Miss,
SARAH BAKER, all of Belmont County Ohio
When other Days, than these shall come,
Though it be squaHy weather;
Yet, may their coming make home,
or love, and joy together. l..
---Onthe 29th ult., by Robert Claudy,
Ese. Mr.. HENRY SrorLER and Miss. CHARITY
MoMuLLEs, all Of Boston, Belmont Co. Ohio.
--Jan. 96th 1854, By Rev. G. Cyrus
Sedwick, Mr.. BARNARD ELRIcK and Miss.
MAHoAREr J. McMEEvER, all of the vicinity
Of Morristown.
Z Feb. 2, 1854. by the same Mr.. WILL
IAN WIsENAN and Miss. ARMIETHA ]. CLARK
siiof Belmont Go. ------.----
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cTATE OF OHIO BELMONT CoUN-

DAVENPORT. BENJAMIN DAVENPORT & WILLIAM A.
partners under the nm name of DAyssPoRTs
d. TALBoTT plaintiffs THOMAS TURTLE, defendant.
The said defendant Thomas Turtle will take notice.
that the 25th, day of January 1884, the plaintiffs
Davenport Talbot filed their petition in the court Of
commOnpeas within for the county Of Belmont d State
of Ohio setting forth tnaihe said defendant Thomas
with interest thereon from the ih day Of December
d. 1853 Said sum being due aud owing from the de.
the plaintiffs an account for goods sold and
delivered BY the plfi 10 the deed bs request that the
said defendant required TO answer said petition on or
before the sh of May next dnd In default of said an.
swer that the said plaintiffs will ask judgment for the
sum aforesaid with interest thereon aforesaid at the
term of said then next ensuing the said sth day OF
May and that the property Of said defendant has
been attached in this case.
PETER TALLMAN,
.au'y, for pl'f.
JOHN II. HrAros, Clerk, Feb. Sd, ls54.-6w.
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ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD will be

~ maid to any person who will buy box of DR.. TER
REL'S Healing ointment, aud using according to di
rections, if they will call at my Office and say, with
clear conscience that it will not COMPLETELY CURE
Chapped Hands, Chibisins, Chatting, Sore Lips Burns
and Freezes Sores Children, and greatly alleviate, if
not entirely cure Saheum, Piles, Inflammation Of tile
Breast Bites OF Insects Pimples on the Face and all
Diseases Of the Skin. MONROE TERRELL,
Naugatuck, Conn.
JPTo whom all orders should he addressed. III
Sold also by the Primo Druggists and Country Mer
chants generally.
WnoIEsALE DEALERs.--C. v. Ciickner & Co., No 81
Barclay street, New York; A. Mcclure Co., Albany;
Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh; VIM. II. Brown d Bro,
No. Liberty ST., paltmore t. w. & Sons, adelpha
j. W. COLLINS, St. ClaIrsville.
II. ALEXANDER, do
John A. Haines, East Richl4nd.
l. " yanIaw, Lioydsvlle.
]. r. Mitchell, Aorristown.
H. Murphy, Hendry spuTgh.
Morton &c Carlisle, Fairvew.
r. Miller, Bridgeport.
Turner a M'Guire, Martins Ferry.
Sept. 30, lS53.-lyeow.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
(.7D

M. II. CnvRcu.--Pastor, John ~ Rankin. Pub.
lie Worship at II 6clock, A, M. Sabbath School
at ~ O'Clock p. NJ Samuel Lewis, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CnvRcH.-.Postor John Mofat--
Public Worship at II o'clock, A. NJ. Sabbath
School at o'clock Pm. George Andersen, Super.
intendant.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHuRcH.-Pas,or, Aieran-
der Young. Public Worship at II O'clock A, M
Bible Class, instructed by the Pastor dt - ociock
?. NJ.
ST. Thomas CHURon--Pastor NJ. Hollis. Public
Worship Sunday,
Society OF FRrNns. Public Worship In each
Church at II o'clock, A NJ
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NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN THAT A
lN Petition will bo presented TO tie Cornmissoners
oi belmont Lobnt} at their March Term 10 6nr IN,
location Of the State Road running from Morris,own
...also the Graded road from the Flap OF Grave
cnst OF Robert PluDmcp nt the most suitable poin,
10 pass under the Central Ohio Rail Road and from
there the most practicable route To Barnesyille 40
as to avoid all other crossings over or undcf said
OF Grave cfeek.be madeo connect with said nltera.
tlon and altered Ia H. said alteration 10 terminate at
or near Thes. Parkefs. Feb. 3. 1854. pd.
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TIME next session OF the Wheeling Female Sem
and will continue five calendar months, closing July
Pupils are expected to continue at least one ses-
sion, and 40 deduction made for absence, except in
case of protracted sickness.
Terms same as heretofore One half payable in
advance, and the rest at the middle OF the session
MRS. S. b. THOMPSON, Principal.
Feb g. st.
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WEAK, NERVOUS, DEPRESSED IN SPIRITS and n prey
to innumerabe mental as well as physical evils the
victim OF dyspepsia is indeed an object OF comms'
eratiou O. ct it is absurd for him to despair, we
care not how low, weak, nervous and irritable he
NAV be, the cordial properties of Hollands Gsrman
Biers, prepared by Dr. c. M, Jackson, PhiadelPh,a
is preying upon his body and mind and fhe chooses
to try them, we will insure speedy cure.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
~ oil iCourt.-Notice is hereby given that on
the Goth day Of March

W 'A'Hht, inc Soth Oay Oh Mafcn
next at l2 O'Clock NJ. of said day upou the prem
isrS situate in Morgan County Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate the pro-
perty OF Earl Douglass, deceased to witt the west half
OF the south east quarter of section No. 26 in township
No. 10 of Range II. Containing eightytwo and
9S 100 { acre, saving and excepting there from
small piece sold and decided the Trustees
of the Church called Disciples for meeting house.
Also the half of the south quarter of section
No. 2B In township No. 10 of Range H. saving and
cepting thererom 40 off of the side, and
owned by Abraham Barnes, of the District of land sub
ject sale at GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Said psemises sit
uate in Morgan County, Ohio, and being tue prem
ises conveyed by Samuel NiCkOs and wife to the de-
ceden by deed bearing date the 2th day of April d.
1851 and recorded in the Recorders Office of Morgan
County, Ohio, in Book pages 32 and 3l3 pherc the
record be searched FREE OF cHAR0Ell There are
about so acres cleared, and under good state of cult
vaiion A commod ions log dwelling house. with shngle
roof double log Barn. and t anne stable and other out
buildings good spring OF failing water in the
yard, there s also upon said premises young orchard
OF choice fruit Said premises lay well for cultivation
is yell altered, and in good neghborhood, one mile
from Pleasant Grove, and IA miles from the Muskinggn
river there is upon said premises fine coal mines Said
premises will he sold FREQ of dover other nsumbTan
ces and good title given 10 the purchaser The terms
of sale are onethird cash in hand, onethird in one
year and third in two years, with interest upon
The defer iem the day of sae to be secured
by notes and mortgage upon said premises.
DAVID SMITH &
WILLIAM X. DOUGLASS,
Adm'rs of Earl Douglass, decd.
Feb 10th, 1e54--4w.
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1,HE STATE OF OHIO BELMONT

IL Court of common Pleas, within and for the county
of Belmont and State Of oho.-Petit on.--WILLIAN
THOMPSON, plaintiff, VS.. THOMAS TURTLE, defendant.
The said defendant Thomas Turtle will take notice,
that the 2Jth day OF January a. d. 1854. William
Thompson, plaintiff filed his petition in the court of
common pleas within and for the county OF Belmont and
state aforesaid setting forth that the said Thomas Turtle
justly indebted to him in the of Sli950 with in
terest from the 22d day of December d. 1853 Said
sum being due and owing TO the said plaintiff for work
and labor and on account for goods sold and delivered
find that the said defendant is requested said
petition before the 9Th, day of May, next lind in
default of said answer the said plaintiff will ask judg
ment for the sum aforesaid with interest thereon as
aforesaid at the of said ensuing the
said sth day of May next this 3D. day of Feb d. 1854
find that the property of the defendant has been attach
ed in this case. JOHN II. IEATON, Clerk.
BY PETER TALLMAs. Airy, for Prf.
Feb. 3. 1e5i.--6w
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0rThere will be an extraordinary eclipse
Of the sun on the 26th of May next, such
one as none but the oldest inhabitants have
witnessed in this vicinity. 1t will be similar
to the great eclipse of 1906, since which
there has been none resembling 1T nearer
than that of 1880, when eleven-twelfths of
the sun was obscured.
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JoHs II. HEAros, Clerk Feb. Sd, 1854, CIV.
'INHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

TENHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT
Il County, SS.-Court of Common Pleas. Petition
for Divorce. MARTHA ELLEN BARNES LEASDER
BARNES.
The said Lesnder Barnes is hereby notified that
the 9th day of January, A. ID. 1854 petition od
in said Court by the said Martha Ellen Barnes against
the said Leander Barnes the object and prayer of said
petition is for q Divorce. The forth in SAID
petition arc gross neglect of duty and wiul absence.
And that SAID petition will he Tor hearing Spring
Term of said Court, 1854
MARTHA ELLEN BARNES,
by DAVENPORT CmARLEswoRTH, her solicitor.
Jan. 18Th, 1854. .-6w.
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CHERRY PEcroRAI-See in our advertising col
urnns notice of this medicine. We are not IN the
ms are renerally seen going the rounds OF news
papers: but in relation 10 Ayers Cherry Pectoral
we feel that we can say something in lis favor with
propriety, from the fact thatwe have tried It. A
his and our own case it proved most beneficial
lam. Presbyterian, Greenville, Tenn.
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SOCIETIES.

The ST. GAINESVILLE LADIES READING
AND SOCIAL CIRCLE meets every Monday eve.
ming, at o'clock.
MYSTIC LODGE, No, lG0, l. O. o. F., meets
every Monday evening.
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 3s, meets
on the lst and Sd Tuesday evening OF each and ev-
cry month.
FIDELITY SOCIAL DEGREE, No. 39, meets
on the ID and 4th Tuesday evening Of each and ev-
cry month.
BELMONT LODGE, No l6, Free Masons, meets
on the Wednesday evening Immediately preceding
the full moon
ST. CLAIRSyILLE CHAPTER, No. II, Roy.
al Arch Masons, meets every Friday evening imme-
diately after Full Moon.
T. RIO FRO DIVISION, No. 354, Sons Of TEN.
g rance, meets every Saturday evening
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Col. lanes Collier.

EThe Supreme Court, on the application OF
ID. o. MORTON, ESQ, U. S. District Attorney,
1 allowed a writ of error in the case of Col.
COLLIER, who was discharged, in September
last, from the custody of the U. s, Marshal
by Judge JEwETT, on writ ofhabeas corpus.
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Feb 10, 1854.

EOHN HILTON HAS APPLIED TO
~ the Commission of Insolvents of Belmont County,
Ohio under the sth section of the entitled "An act
for tile relief of Insovcnt debtors"
Copies Of the proceedings before tho Commissioner
will he returned and filed in the Clerks Office of the
Court of Common Pleas of said county before the
first day of the next term, required by said aCt
]. +. CilARLESw ORTIZ,
Feb. lO.-3w. Commissioner of Insolvents,
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COMM MERCIAL.
y CrNcrSxArr Feb. 7.

Flour steady at sc, ,9o@7. Whisky 50.
Provisions firm with good sdemand. Sales
of 700 900 pearls at SC for shoulders and for
sides. Mess Pork at $l9. Lard &c mostly
held at 81. The sales ofbulk meat for the
we elk will reach 100000 pounds. .-Molasses
2s, Sugar 4054; Rio Coffee lla@l2. Sales
of ils bbls clover seed at 1918. The re-
ceipts of hogs to date will reach four hundred
three thousand.
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100 PILLS FOR 25 CENTS.-DR,
II III u nn,u NsENnS HEALTH pII.LS. are be

OO TOWNSEND'S hEh Ii u 'i'i.s1' ~ NJ. ~
ING called for from all parts of the land they are Iap!nH
other medicines both on account OF then
hannv non the human system IN removing us
ease and Impurities and also the exceedingly reduced
price at which they are oneIed' ,hoo,-..c,,
irhe r ch and the moor find in them rea pooh-eaoh
boy contains 100 PILLS, being four times as many as
are usually TO be had of other KINDS OF rs a. .e sae
price T6ey contain no miners poison wha'ever-lhei
Ingredients are Extracts, Basams, ana Gums Vi giea'
These Pills are never violent in their operations but
avays thor and efficient They VIII be round eN'
ceedingIy eicacious in removing the following COM
plants, viz: r,...... p,;r +,
In me Head Jaundice, Pains in the Side FeMaIdssPm'
pIaints Liver Complaints, Sick Headache, FeorHey'
etions Pains in the Back, Piles, Bitoss Ateen9ns'
Irrsguiaritiss, DyspsPsta PatH'" t"s D'eA''' ""'A
matisn, Pd'Hs in the LoiRs, &C. ,,, A.,
The purifying properties of these Ps are beeVeo W
surpass the power of all other medicines opeiahga
WAYS thorouhgly, yet without the aid oil mineral
they are peculiarly adadted to family use Sav s~ he
tary in their impression upon the sys'e' 'ho' s' "
taken at all times and by all. \, ar. ,,orL 1,
They most speedily and efentuaily 40 the woIh, ~,
subduinp in am atoms and Fevers, opening oosneteu
sores promoting and soo,hg ,bsn ali
othersChe aper than a-and destined 10 supeioeoe an
nv them inyaIids sufferers, and all-and recon-
me nd the Pills TO your neighbors,
UPDirections accompsnyins eaon ooa. A.s,,
StOintoin, Conn.
pao,bsr The nrice, One Hundred Pills for % cents
: w COLLINS, 81. CIsirsviile.
~ Al PYANnFR do
Ichn A Usines East Richland.
w Yanlaw Lfo'ydsville.
J, r, Mitchell, MorIistown.
i; aes!sa asar&sy6 Carlisle. %%slsss'S" %sSyIss:
Turner r. msass 4 Mcclure, Marsinsvii..
Sept. 30, ls53.-eowly. -
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New YoRK,Feb 7.

Flour has advanced six cents, and is selling
at $9o6@9,37; Southern at 9,25. Wheat
market firm with an upward tendency. Corn
prices sitter but not quotable higher, selling
atSSl03.--Provisions unchanged.
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Jons II HrATos, Clerk.-Feb. Sd, 1854, CIV.
V'HE STATE OF OHIO BELMONT

Il County, ss. Court of Common pleas, Notice in Al.
tachment- -JosEPH IioovER, Plaintiff vs.. THOMAS TrRTLE
defendant.
The defendant Thomas Turtle, is hereby notified that
on the o1th day of January A d. 1854, Petition was
filed in the said Court by the said Joseph Hoover,
gains the said Thomas Turtle the object and prayer of
which is TO collect debt owing by said Defendant 10
said Plaintiff account for goods sold and deliver.
ed, and materials furnished by said Plaintiff 10 and for
the use OF said Defendant Amt due S67 05 with in.
terest from the 10Th day of June d. 1853. And that
the property of the defendant has been attached
The said Defe ndani is hereby required answer
demur to said Petition before the Is, day of
April A. D. 1854 said Petition will be taken
and confessed and judgment render thereon accordingly
DAVENPORT d CHARLESWOTH,
Aty.' for Pl'ff.
JoHs II. HEATos, Clerk Feb. Sd, l65i CIV.
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Gt@IEEESAzta

VEIN NAL OnlO NAIL hOAb,-by
~ order Of the Board, the eaphsistoek
Of the Central Ohio Rail Read In belmont County arr
hereby notified thar She Ih Lat insalment of 10 per
cent is due And payable within thirty days uom dso
hereof will attend at Bei AR, feb. LEI, 1884; Judge
Welchs, in Riohland township, Feb. I'd, Centteviie
Feb I'd, Mt. Liberty, Feb. 4th somefton, Feb. Bth;
GAINESVILLE Feb 7th 1854, when yments may be made
JAMES d. WRIGHT, Dept. Treasure.
p. 3. Stockholders who behind with their ipstsi.
nenis will please call aud square up, as the aeney ID
wanted Immediately.
NJ D. Stockholders who have not received their In.
teresi, please call and settle It. J. u. WRIGHT.
Jan. 20.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT coUN.

~ TY, SS.-Court of Common PIeas-AsrHosv RI,
ELY VS.: LUTHER BpTTs.-Pettion
Ihe SAID defendant, Luther Butts willtake .s
on the 18th day Of December A. D. 1853 Anthem Reilly
paintif hled his neton in the Court of Comm Sn Pleas
efsaid County setting forth that the id Luthe Butts il
justly owing him the sGOs Sc with int res. foI.
the lstday of November A D. ls52 the said sum being
due and owing TO the said plaintiff for work labor
and boarding hands &C. section - Centra Obio Rail
Road and that the said plaintiff the te rm OF ssld
Court will ask Judgment for the aforesaid with in.
terest as aforesaid.
The said defendant is required id petition
before the first day of the of aid Court
or judgment will be taken against him.
MIELER PENNIN GTON
At' > for PIE
JoHs H. HEAroS, elk. dec, l6
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The building in which the Chronicle,
American Union, Yankee Blade, New Eng
land Cultivator, American Patriot, Congre-
gstionalist g. Christian Freeman, are printed,
was destroyed by fire this morning.
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DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
COMMON PLEAs.-RA-

I cnEL HAIsRs VS.: SAMUEL HAISEs.-Divorce and
Alimony.
The said Samuel Haines, gone to parts unknown, is
hereby notified that the 5h day of the present MONTH
petition filed against him in said court by his wife
Rachel aines, and is pending, in which she prays
he divorced fromthe said Samuel Hanes, for the Gus
ody the children and for amOny adequate TO her and
their support and for of divorce alleges abitua
Drunkenness for three years. extreme cruelty neg
lect Of duty. RACHEL HhlNES,
BY c. G. CARROLL, her Attorney.
Dec. Q, 1s53.-6w.