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DiS. N0nELtNU'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BiTTERS,
PREPARED BY
DR. q. Ng. JACR SOM,

W. 100 Arch st., Pii'adIpLio.
Their power over the above dis ases Is not excel
led, IT sqialled, ly any orner preparation in The
United States as the cures attest in many cases al
ter skiliul phyaicians had failed.
These Biz ers are worthy the attention OF nvalts.
Possessing great virtues in the recilca'inn OF dis
Of the Liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers i'll weakness and affections
OF the digestive organs, they are, witha safe,
tain ana pleasant Read and be convinced,
TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.
JoHN lIoFFMAN, Jeromesyile, Ohio, May 30th, 1853,
said write to state tor youI satisfaction, and also
for that of others that your German Btters il whU
you recommend it to be- a highly valuable medIciuc,
which know from having used it in my own taIni-
iy 10 my entire satisfaction. All who have used II
give The same recommendation
SrrPGry A MEALSi Canton, OHIO, May II, 1898,
says: 'lIaying heard your German Bltters highly
recommended from sources in which placed much
confidence ordered four bottles from CieyCland.-
One Of them gayeto my daughter who has derived
great benefit from it, two OF the others sold mi
mediatey, and would like you to send me supply
of it to sCm
JoHy CLARK, Brunswick, Ohio May 26, 1854
says: "I uur German Bitters have proved successful
in every case that has come TO my knowledge, and
has opened for itself greut demand"
Thomas LErcHFoRD, CovugIon, Oho Dec, 9th
1852, says: "My wife has been affected with the
Liver complaint and Dyspepsia for number OF year.
during which time have spent great deal tor doc
tcring, but she received little henCht theretroH
ilIldy lc uOCieEs SUN Sne Coulu NOT NC
Last spring she concluded to try your Btters, she
/ toll two bottles and ever since taking them she ha
been able attend to her business, until very la'eI!
I She had new attack, but has again commenced
the Btiers | have sold quite n number Of bottle
through her recommendation ard as far as cal
| learn, it has given satisfaction to all"
! DAVID ABBOTT. Austinhmgh, chic, December
1888 says; Permit me to bear testimony to the re
mnrkable efficacy OF your German Bitters in th
, cure Of iycr complaint For years previous to Ia
king it, wns seyerely afflicted with disease Of I'll
Liver, SO much that did not expect to liy", hu
by free use OF the Bitters, thanks to kind Pow
dcncc ! lind myself entirely restored to heath an
able to resume my usual employment"
These Bilters are entirely vegetable and free troi
Alcoholic s,imnInnt and al ujutious Ingredients
mill in their operation, they str,ug,hen the system
never PROSTATE it.
They nre entirely vegetable ard free tTom all il
u"!ous ingredaEts
Sold by dealers in me dicine eve ywhcre.
Sold hy Jno N'8ean Jn1. i}enlt, CH,iiZ; III B')w1
MpuTelird; J. /, Crambot. Drcrsyhte; tanl9A )
Henderson, N.w Athrnt ami by Dealers il Msdi
cines every where. -n33-ly,
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Yl-l of the a..ies. is llas iaey have received
succession Of hard lsi,s; have been yictg-
res-eaeh Of which has cost as much as il
they had been defeated. A, the same Time
50 closely have ,hese affairs been drawn that
the Russians equally claim an advantage.
The defence of Sebastopo' vas under ra-
ted, as was the bravery of the enemy, and
the force af Menschikoff in the field was al
together unexpected.
The massacre Of the English light caval-
ry, before reported, was caused by mis-
construction of orders. 697 of the cavalry
rode over the field, mile and half in
length, under a cross ERE of 30 guns-in a
quarter of an hour all were killed except
1873.
This brilliant day which was not purcha-
sed without considerable loss TO the allies
does the greatest honor 10 our armies. The
siege continues with regularity.
At Vienna the prevalent opinion was that
few more such victories would compel the
allies to raise the siege. Menchikoff in dis
patch to Paskewich, says it will bo impossi-
bic for the allies to continue the siege, and
will continue to chasiise their temerity.
The London Times correspondent tele.
graphs that Caurobert had assured the
French government, that the Russians were
so weakened in the affair of the 5th, that for
ten days they would not be in position to re-
sist assaults on the town, and that he meant
to make the attempt. The correspondent
states the loss Of the allies at 5000 English,
French and Turks.
A telegraph, despatch, dated s.. Peters
burgh, 18th, states that MenchikoG report;
10 the Emperor, under date 5th Nov; from
Sebastopo, that on the 5.h the garrison
made two sorties, cne against the righ
flank which was successful and resulted il
the capture of one of the English batteries
the guns of which were spiked, great los
on both sides. The second sortie was also
successful, the Russians spiked Is guns
Immediately afterwards division OF FrcncI
infantry Was ordered to pursue the retirein!
Russians, and willie attempting to noun
to the assault were driven back with i'm
mense loss.
1t was reported in Paris that The Govern
ment had received dispatch announcing
f that the storming of scbastapol commence
on The 9th, under very favorable crcumstan
ccs. Nothing else was known.
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Arrival Of the Steamer Baltic.

New York, Nav 81.
The B lItic arrived at Sandy Hook, l2
O'Clock Saturday night.
The news Of the massacre of the Eng
lish light cavalry. under the command Of
Lord Caraingar, is mainly confirmed; they
charged Russian battery Of 80 guns, lost
400 dead, only 200 returned; since then
there has been ineessant and sanguinary
lighting. The Allies are almost over match
ed, and most urgent request is sent for in
stant reinforcement; $4,000 French are to
be instantly sent, andevery available steam
er is taken, including the Europa. Alps, In.
diana, New York, and others.
On the 4 h of November, there was a
sanguinary engagement and on the 9Th a
terrible combat, including sortie by Men.
schkoff's army. The battle lasted from
day break till o'clock in the afternoon;
both sides claim the victory.
The English took 100 prisoners.
i. The Russians stormed several batteries
and silenced the guns.
The loss Of the elIics is 5000, and that
of the Russians 5000.
The Czsr's two sons were in the battle.
Tie battle was resumed by The Russians
next day. but We do not yet know the re-
suit.
The allies are preparing to storm before
the Russians can recover their losses.
a. practicable breach is effected.
Wheat has declined Gid. -four 6l, and
orn ell. and quiet. Money 90.
The entire infantry force at Se5astopol is
$4,000. and the cavalry and artillery will
swell The number to 10000 men.
Tie best thai can be said for news on the
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-Four Days Later from Europe,

- VA S%y -
NLw YORK, Nov. 23rd.--Tle steamer
Ca ada arrived at Halifax last night with
four days later intelligence.
FLOUR - Richardson, S, ence u Co,
quote all qualities atva, ccd four slillings
but fell eff at lie close. Weston Canal 43
and Ohio IS.
WHrAr- All qualities advarc,d; fair
and good improved 6 d; whi'e is quoted 10
sired 12 $. Corn advanced 3 shilngs--
the demand was fair and holders firm, at
mixed As S ytllow 46 $; White AG st d.
Pro,isions f,mer. Tie Government
wants &C cnsid,,ablc Beef and Polk. Lard
has aGvtLctd, sales at Eos.
Trade ut Marcle.t,r las largely decli-
ned.
sEBAsropt Tile siege is progressing
slowly but suely. The people are anxious
and complaining at tie delay.
a most serious affair took place at Bala'
klaya en- tie 25;h lJCo English were ami
)iated.
soule has gene TO Madrid via Paris. Pal
m, rston has gone to Paris on a secret mis-
sion respecting American designs on Cuba
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CARER sspATE5 III xTURE


NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN II.
Let the afflicted Reaa aaa Pon3er'
An lnfailible ilemedy for Gcioiuln, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous ETupuons,
Pimples or Postules on the Fnce, Blotches, Boils,
Aguc and Fever, Chrnnc Sore Eyes, Ring Worm
or let er, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pam OF
the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphiliuc
Disorders, Lumbago Spinal complaints, and all
Diseases arising from an injurious Use OF MercU-
ry, lmpIuencc in Lite, or lnpurity OF the Blood.
g@y This great alternative medicine and Purirr T
of Blood Is now used by thousands OF grateful pa
tients from all parts OF the United States who tes-
tiy daily TO the remarkable performed by The
greatest OF ali medicines. "CAiGHER'S SPANISH
MIXTURE" NcTagir, Rheumatism, ScrolulR,
Eruplious on the skin, Liver Disense, Fcvers, III
GERS Old Sores, Affections Of the Kidneys, Diseases
of the throat, Female Comp uints, Pains mud Aching
o the Boues aud Joints, are speedily put to flight by
using this great and inestim1blG remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blooj, nothing has yet been
found TO compare with it. 1t coapses the system OF
ali impurities acts gently and efficiently on the lv
er ind hIndneys, strengthens the Digestion gives
tone to the stomach makes the skin clear aad heHl-
hy, and restores tue Constitution, entecbled by dis
or broken down hy the eNcesses OF youth, 10 rs
pristine vigor md strength.
For the ,adi"s. il is inCOmparaEiy better than MI
Iho cosmetics ever used. \ few doses ct Carriers
Spanish Mixture will remnve all saIownoss Of COM
p5aion, bring the roses mamtIng TO the check give
elasticity to the step, and improve the general health
i'll remarkable degree, beyond Gil The nledlClnes
ever heard Of
The large number of certificates which We have
received from persons from all parts Of the United
States, is the best eyi enco that there is no Iumbug
about it. Tho press, hotel keepers, magistrates
physicians. and public Iusn well known to the com.
muuty, all add their testimony to the wonderful tt
tects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Gull on the Agent and get a Circular AMI \ Ina.
mac and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest
of all Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS
Proprietors, No 3 Petr~ Street, Richmond, Va; tC
whom all orders for supplies and agencies must bt
addressed.
And for sale by Jno NJ Bean JOAN Beall, CHdiz
Cannon Il Henderson, New Athens; J. i. Cramblet,
Deersvlle; r. T. Brown, Mooreiield, and by Deal.
ers in meticines every whcre.--n23-lY.
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snat,bes lhe auack upon Tie iorthcaions
from sea had not been removed; bat the
bombardmert from the heights Was yigor-
cusly continued upon the forts at the. quar-
antine. Constantine has been razed, and
the southern tower and other works were
demolished. The town was stated 10 be on
FIRE in three diselent places and j, was evI-
dehtl that Stbastopcl could not hold out
much longer According to one account
nm assault was TO be made on the I'd or Sd
Of November. A telegraphic despatch had
been publ:shed by Greek House 10 tn.
effect that the place had been captured. Al.
though believed by many, it requires con-
.Armation. Teltgrsphic dispatches publish
cd In London on the morning of the 7th,
state III AT the town of Stbastopol was in
,uius: that the French chasseurs killed all
the artllerymen who showed themselves
nj the embrazures; that during night
shower of balls WAS poured into tie FORTS
leaving the enemy no possibility of repairing
the damage sustained during the day The
Russian fleet had sought shelter under the
buildings, and alongside the quays' but the
Allies were about TO fire upon them from
new batteries with red hot balls.
A London Gazette Extraor Linary was
published on the morning of the 71h' win
further dispatches from Lord Raglan. The
news that Lord Dunkelln had been taken
nrisoner is confirmed. The Russians had
all Withdrawn from the forts in the vicinity
of Balaklava Raglin states that Menschi'
koff was not in Sebastopol, but With the
main body of Lis army in the plains north
of Bachi Sersi. It's stated that the French
lost 200 men by explosions, while the En-
glish loss is under 100 killed and wound
ed. AS the Allied forces have been much
cut up BY disease and losses, renforcements
are urgently called for from England and
France; which will be forthcoming During
The past two weeks 1000 men have been
sent from England, ipclnding among them
detachments Of regiments recently IRON
Canada. These reinforce ments make the
number Of British infantry in Crimea 30 COO
Tho French rcinFolccmcnis are ON still
larger scale.
Thirteen out Of "a cylinders ordered a
Woolrich for conveyance to SebastopoI tC
blow up TIC suuk,n ships in tie mouth o
the harbor, have been completed and ship
ned 10 tEeir destination. Each cviinder con
tains lCC0 lbs of powder, which igni'es b!
galyanic battery. Twelve gun boats
with two heavy guns in each, have been or
dered by tie war flee, together with tort!
floating batteries mounting 10 guns each
all TO be ready in 'bt Spring for an attacl
upon Corslfadt A camp Of rocco mel
is to be f,rm,d st AIdesho! fer tie Spring
campairn in the Bahic
Russia has 2O0, OOO men facing the Aus
tri,n (ltutitr, While Austria las distribu
ted along htr frontier, from Cracow to th
DsEud., C0O, eco m,n, and 5000 in th
PriLciraIit:cs, O, 10th sides Of the shore
Th,re is great activity.
The latest news with regard to Prussi
is, that on the 27th ult.. the Czar refuse
an entrance to the Prussian Ambassad .
at ST. Petersburgh,
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hFgy r..F.4.ts.Hy ziyau llr n. ...fr i..- Is-
~ ce.nts havo 80 .i H. S.a fTaJIts Cp.G IS
Hafrissl county, Oiho, tlr seq! fi.,-t3
The ace -unt Of RUsnnr!i 1 l.lid guardian OF Ma
~ Fiizsbe.h Ladd and os.57s, minors
The final acco mt Of B jsmin Heath Hs executor
OF lvarl Heath, ceased And 'ial the same
viii be examined ana passed upon by de lersign
cd on tFn 2Jth dey OF NoyemSgr next
O.to.-r24. ~. g. W. VEIRS, TroIatr Judge.
nR. HALLS Bulsain ar thu Lungs, ihis article
~ perhaps has greater ret iatnn ius Gu. .g d.s-
cases of the Lungs than anv medicine OF the kind
now in nse. for sale bY nov q 1853 J BEALL
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III florrloncs.

MARRIED October 24ih, by Rev. D
Sparks, Mr. JNo PATTON, OF Harrison CO., to
Miss MARY SHOEMAKER. of jefferson co
- November esd, by the same, Mr., L.
SuEARER to Miss SUSANNA LowMILLER, all
of llnrrlson CO. O.
In Putnam, Ohio, on Wednesday
evening, November 18Th, 1854, by Rev.
]. A, Drummer, of GAINESVILLE, Mr.. THOMAS
BRowN, and Miss MELcENA a. JossELYN,
daughter of Ambrose Josselyn, Esq, all of
Muskingum County.
-- AtSeubenylIe, O., Nov 14lh, 1854,
at 5 o'clock, A. NJ. by Rev z. Reagan, JAS.
NJ. SHAW, Esq. aud Miss }. E daughter Of
Rev L. kagan, all Of o!eubenyllle, Ohio.
November l4th. by Rev. S. f Mi
nor, Rev. JoHS T. G. rHlSE. to Miss HAN
NAH JANE WRIGHT, both Of II rrison Co. o.
On Tuesday Morning 2lst, inst. by
the Rev. VIM Grimes Mr., JonN R1GnTGR to
Miss MARY McuARDs, both Of this place.
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y
Embroideries! Embroideries |! /!
For The GENTLEMEN.

We have just received one OF the largest assort-
ments Of Ready Made Clothing ever brought to this
market, consisting IN part tlfine Black Cloth Over
coats, Beaver cotn Overcoats, double coats, Niger
Sack and dress coats Of the best manufacture, pants
aud vests OF al kinds without number; shirts stocks
collars, crayats and in fact we can dress nRn
from top to toor and send him on his why ralolcg;
BY all means give me a call before purchasing else
where. #ttg
R-e-mrem.b e.r the \ ew Baltimore Store, Main
Street, opposite The Court House
November 8, 1854 ID. LEVY g. co.
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Jesse Winroi's Es, ate

NJ Office is hereby given TINT the undersigue
~ has been appointed aud qualified by ,he Pro.
buie Court, administrator Of the estate OF Jess
Ninrod late Of llarrison county, Ohio, dcreaacd.
Persons indebted 10 said U tate are requested to
make itnodinte payment 70 the undersigned, an,
shoso having claims az inst said estate will pres, mt
them for settl meat within one ytur from uie date
hereof.
Sop 20, 1854 r N KENNEDY. Atrnini.Nnr
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Goliah Todrow lM, Court Of Common Plea,
vs.. a,rson com ty Ohio.
"sa Ts4,a% NSn& Bs! 'Fh Viii sei tske on s hs%1 y"
the 23i day Of September 1854, the sgd t;o!iah ied
filed hi- petition against him and the sad hnoch
Tcdrow in the Court OF Common Pleas O. snid Har
r-9ncounty, which petition ianowp pending, praying
Judgment against them for $4,000, with interest
thereon from the 18th day of June, 1854, ylh SUM
is due suid Goiah ledrow, the prorai3ory note Of
said defendants, dated June 18th 1884, and lhat n
writ Of attachment as been issued against said
kcmp's property; and that unless the sad defend
ants shall appear and answer said p. ttjon or or ic
fore the 9th day Of Nov eIubcr, 1854, Judgment viii
b. rendered against them Tor the amount claimed as
aioresniI ). w. BOnTWICk,
SEPT, 21Ih, lS'4,-6w, Any for Petitioner.
4 TFACIlMENr NOTICE AT my instance,
~ an Attachment was This day issued 81 Thomas
tinnicum, Justice Of the Peace Of Rumlcy town-
ship, Harrison county, against tho properly and et-
fects OF Joshua Kemp, abscondipg debtor non resi-
dent of snid county Debt ten dollars and forty cts
This 23d day OF September, 1854.
n2l-4w GEORGE SIMMONS.
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sNcw,-We had small sprinkle of snow.
on Iast Saturday and Sunday. About six
inches moe would make first rate sleighing
Let il come.
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E- The communications in today's pa
per. will be found to be very interesting
Give them a reading.
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SAFE--sPEEDY---SUnE!
Something for your own benefit

Something Tor your own DenenG'!
Medicine adapted to general use greatly supc-
ri,r to Others and within the means oi every lndlYI-
uri.
loo Pills for Twoaty- Five Cents!
No eXtoTtion in prize Calomsl- no mineral
poison whatevor.
Dr.. Townsend's Health Pills
fully merit the great reputation they have acquired.
ThGv are called for iron all parts OF the land, because
tllcy are Ill that they claim TO be
WHAT THEY WILL 20.
They purify the blood,
They cleanse the System of liumors,
They cure Dyspcp-1 and ludigesliyu
They create an Appetite,
They cure Sick Headache, Dizziness and Low Spr-
ita,
They arrest Fovers,
They promote a healthy action OF the Liver
They ure sure cure tor Costvcness AMI Habitunl
Constipation,
They are highly efIcncons in Femnle Compaints,
They Strengthen and give tone to tho system,
rhcy are the hest Emily Meficine known.
1t is All obvious inquiry, how one medicine can
cure S, many different complaints. These Pills,
however, are 50 compounded Of curative materials
that persons have only 10 TRY THEN and the rn
swor vii. be found in restored body and an inv 60
rated constitution.
Each Box contains 100 Pills. at the astonishiugly
low price t2J Cents.
Every individual should have them.
arDirections accompany eack Box. + Pail
MER, General Agent Stuuington. conn.
| Remember tho Price, One Hundred Fills OF Twen
! ty-tve ccnts
For sale by Patterson 4 co. and J II Logan Eco
| Wheeling Va.
f Croskey aud VI JoIicy New Market Brown
Farmhouse and VIM Walkers, New Hagers, ow
Jul Schreiber, Moorehcid. ] Philips cou
Slhyrna. n0u. l8ji-y
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{cg-The Greatest Discovery of the Age.-Dr. To-
bias Venetian Linimant for the cure u dyscntery,
Group, choera, collie fhr uinatlsm, &c Ne one
should he without this valuable renSdy. Every bot
lie is warranted. Sold by all the druggists and
storekeepcrs. Depot 90 Cortlundt ST., New York,
Price 25 and 80 cents.
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> 4 ncsi0m! elEuc1sOu!!

TYOOD & SMITH will offer at public Auction
w to the highest hiddor without reserve, their
cnlrc Stock Of Goods, consisting of Dry Goods,
hardware, Queensware, Groceries, &c, Be
Commencing on Thursday evening, llth inst
and continuing from day to day until all is sold.
We have n few more houses and lots tor sale at
low prices. w. & s.
We are also desirous Of setting our Books as ias;
az possible sept. 10, ~.
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A. ,luL. SCHRErREE

MOOREFlELD, HARRISON COUNTY O..
nEALER in all kinds of Dry Goods, Litoccr;co
IL. &C., which he sells cheap Tor Cash, OF gsod
due June 9, 1852.
TURWENS Laws Of Ohio row il force, With
~ notes and references to the Judicial decisions
thereon.
SWANS Revised Statutes of Chic Of general
nature now IN force.
few copies Of the above works for sale by
MCDOWELL A. 60.
Successors to S. w Nc bowel,
Market ST. Steuheuyiile, q
Jnne 2l 1854
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LOST OR STOLEN.

TIME subscriber lost en- Saturday, the lLth day of
L. No vember, 1854, between the store OF James
Matthew'S and g. b. Baret Si,Vcrsmith Shop, u
pockeI book. containing check on the Harrison
Branch Bank, calling ior $40, numbered 1864, All
persons are warned against purchasing said check
Any person fading ths check, and returning it to
me shall be literally rewatdel.
JOHN MATTHEWS.
Cudiz, Ohio, November22, 1854.
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8cr SYPHILIS, SCROTULA AND DISEASED
BLOOD For these terrific diseases, Carriers Spanish
Mxtme is the only specific
The proprie tors have in their possession over one
hundred certificates OF the most extraordinary cures
eiicctedby it,
We refer to the certificate of Richard Adams late
High Sherityof Richmond, Va Edwin Burton, Com
missioner of the revenue for Richmond; General
Welch, Of the Mammoth Circus; DR.. hundley, o
Washington City; Mr.. VIM. A. Matthews and G. B.
Luck, ESD, of Richmond, Va, Mr.. !. Boyden, FIX
change Hotel, Va; and host Of others, who imye
seen eases OF the worst description cured by Carter
Spanish Mixture. They all certify thui it is tlIe
gfcutcst pui ier of tn. bIood known.
See udvgrtisemCnt,--n23-ln
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EOr NGyc or RRenf!

A FARM containing about 100 ncres, iaclnding
IN the town Of Unionvale Harrison county, three
miles from Cadiz on the Wellsburgh road. Said
Farm is nicely improved and in good state of cul.
tivation. viii be sold low, aud on accommodating
terms. If not sold within 60 days, it will be rented
in fair terms. For particulars enquire Of the sub
sriber in Cadx WIN. HCGG.
CadiE DctoJ3r 4, 1857
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JOSEPH S. THOMAS,

q I d " Il. a e Z az 4 = %
c'adtX. q Ii IO.
4 ItOlLECTlONS made in Harrison, jefferson, Tus.
~ caravans, Carroll, Bemonnt and GusriIsey couu-
ties
Strict attention given TO the business o! Executors
Guardians Partition and Sales of Land IT se,te.
mcnt OF Estates ETC., etc. Oilice-MaTdct
poors east Of Main street. april