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20 JOSEPH HUFTY, 9A
r@O. IMPORTER, t& Nb.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY

N n III
e,- Il
. Il VI FL II II U o s, f'
No. 10 CANT STREET under the Civ Hotel No.. o,,
~ .nn,;a. - nm -, " et-eHna,
II VIZ STscu Ieie nd fetal Dealers and
Ranat5 - us " ,ools which isfreshy
fi "u e'Nh'An'5 sutP.trti Sntougnont Inc year.
SHELF, FOMPS
,n,r,r. rTo,- s,,t,, - =
vs,isss SHELL AMI DUE fALV eoHibs' OF every style and
pp IStIFS Of srs,r .5aoc,o, o,. ~ ~. - - 80. q.
ios 81 ms own and at the
~ -, - pt'e.' a.. 81
TOILET ARTICLES
Nam f,rT n, ~, ~.
IVY Sns s ollNs, fiAiis FINS POdhTUM,
FINE FANS PURSES pocEF FIT gooKs vyoup yp,,,,s +,,
AKI taas,har - hoiro mohh BOXES, PORT
HsIFs It. n & a,g ~ sbatsas variety Of PORTE MON
PRICES - " ' 49, '1 AHAfe, anh III unusually Low
GUNS. PISTOLS KylyRg foTT,s AVN w, ,,,nn,~ -.
VOLVIsG PISTOLS SClscoPs IrLs
ERS FISHING REELS and M GISl E Al ssary
the erniined Angler, = X '' 'NtiS'' 'oSuit
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Fro.
~ The ssogt IN this linz, consisting Of the It COOPER NJ
TOBIAS and NEAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MoVEMzNs VII ~ :
hne
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DANCING-MUSIC.

A sOLONEL DE K0RP0NAY HAS THE ~
- honor Ct informing b friends and the public general I'll
account Of the celebrated Juiens Concerts was M
Ss sd T. change ~ Dancing Academy
Oad fehoWs t 70 hRt OF the Mechanics
Room, where he win give his His usual daysaondav
Thursday and Saturday. - ~ 4"'7 1foneAst
at the Piano. - " "N's7 VAL piesiae
For further particulars inquire residence ST. Iouis
the 81 Charles City Hotel Lecture Room feb9a
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. on
Dir: p SLIsSEY respectfully informs the and III
eehtenen o. New Orleans tpa his DANCING ACADEMY A
now at No. 81 Bourbon street. between uetorouss
DANCES. - $500 ~ @e 'ioS'i ffA'aiosAhl4E
P ~ till dark ~ H' A aAs d ii0A >
Private Lessons for Ladies' Gentlemen every day.
D- Glass for Gentlemen, from 6 to o'clock PM netf
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREseENr,
Monday Morning, May e. 1854.

=. ~ CLEARED SATURDAY.
steamship Daniel Webster, Ducey, Juan Nicaragua
Steamship Ell Dorado, Gray. AspnwGl, j r Jeaapinss
Snip j I Roger Maxwell, Trieste, J p WGItnev 8so
Snip Hindemere, FAIRFIELD, LIVERPOOL j p Wbiney 81
ship Oapfey, Wibsrton, Liverpool, C ] Maektr Sro
br shtp Taiayeta, Blair. Liverpool, p Nn1vriI NO
tJs,nh .sa 40 ron, Buckley New York, WIN Ceeyy
IAN hhk Copeflinus Mayer Hamburg, J Whitley
Bark JANE Dot IN. Crows Matanzsa, G BeIsbs, keo
Ser Mary Ed inekey, Charleston RM fjayrisrn Nm
sehr Edwin Do rsey Schnielau, Havana Iaapa,re a.
schr Venice ri ah Brnzos sautfsgo soh fI;ssn
schr Elizabeth EiliB Pensacola, Il Entiag g.
sthr Phenir, s gtvie, Alaiach.cola, q Wissham
ehf Chp9s iarrison, Cedar Tanpa Bsy AIeSa6
Sehr Aarsia, Ianson, ApalaehicoIa n A httl,sII
sohf Diamond, Mack, Pensacola, j Huilsy Seo
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a FQRTES.-rhe subscriber sale SS9z
ssststSgk Of siS ana seven Octave SQUARE AND iii
nooDote fiAhO s0RTES from the celebrated v u u
lalI Of which guaranteed the manaa
Camp MI ia Il aTIsIn II, ~
gHr Piano Forea Tuned. % ~ - ass ~.
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Subscribers being appointed agents South West the
apoY VINES constantly supplied and
pnte which they offer to tue trade at New York prices
r. +. NICHOLS d CO.
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- VIII lsavs SATURDAY, June 3, at . o,elock P NJ -
ENOR-L0UISVILLE and all inter .e=s
Il mediate hniingsThe fine regular passenger
packet steamer EMPRESS Captain Van Tussn
~ above For irega! apply BOARD
...-s, SFROTHER i BROS. Is Poydras strest
plying to the Agents. $50 ass'isp ~ r
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Wlllsaya MONDAY. May s.. at oelocs \ Il.
E{SOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- s.ruy
mediate lanihgs.R LouisvIle and Nav .Aa N
orlsHna PaHket A.. IL. SWOTW FLI-Tha xaisaa4# ss
na veiy last running packet
Gapssin y = Elliott viii above freight or pas
So sTROTHER d BR0S. 45 Poyaras rirss,.
9 plan Of the Cabin Be and state Rooms
applying to the Agents. - s '4 FS' y, 10 ~
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"a UNDRlES-
~ 800 bbla Boyle Rose WHISKY;
n Ora 200 hhis Fletcher Extra do.
4 as quarter casks Domestic BRANDY;
N 100 eighth /. N'E
~, ls0 bbls Prime Winter LARD OIL.
s$N 700 boxes Weiiemer STAR CANDLES;
~ a0o boxes Proctor 4 Gamble do, do.
M b00 half and Or. boxes STAR CANDLES;
300 6hh choice small White BEANS;
VI 600 boxes oLElNE SoAP-For sale by
Aylo JOSEPH LANDS q CO., IS fchoupituulas St
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AATS--5000 bushels Choice Wabash Oats.
~ tOrsais by s.H. kRNSEDY'a CO.,
s
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NoR sALE.-A Chestnut GELDING, ~.
years old, sound kind, remark able turn s4S
OF rpeed on tro A 3 old BLACK MORGAN Ths
M9 are driven ms and will be sod nsiy pair with Or
Apply to o 8 h III III nv 9aAtta
apl7 If NesfI Half wav JJonre NJ. shaii
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ERASS CHRISTIAN BUILDING LOTS, near
me aiecn,sheon Settlement Lots Of 'front.' 4 to X
mile deep, from VI to $40 Long credit -
Also some Cheaper Lo half Mississippi Civ near p II
GoodNyn and McCaughans. For sale by IN ~ - 81
mhlt I. B. WINSTON, 81 Commercial Place
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Ere.
leason,it
ios FAIL:
ns Of the
ate, For
Druggists
Iy4 2ptf
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EANS-77 bbls and 30 sacks White Navy.
y y in store and for sale by -
mf2 +. NJ, DALEY ss fT.bonnito,Ia. .,xao,
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eEW FOR SALE-Pew No. III, in Christ
ohnrch Canal street the right hand going side aisle offered
n assessed price $780, on time, with interest," Apply
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Medical
tried by
Tor nearly
IS OF cure.
and the
character,
W deemed
e5 Camp
ap1s9p
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s9Ao0N-50 casks fair-tight packages) Wa
u - bash Shoulders, ior K bs - ~
mys s.. II KENNEDY i tt
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EATION
md and Jri
kIDA, MAJ \
MISSOURI \
IGSEIEAD'Jl
plantation
law, !
la sstrest
4 lysm9p
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gternns.
superior
or out
eight Oh
from all
nd itself
t manu-
i've quail
allie our
to tho
ings, de-
lfactured
Ias0nable
q and fer
o.,
strsst.
n0
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NNOR SALE. "A neat CoTTAeE on ST a.
Mary between Lsdrel Jersey Streets The lot has
front of 80 feet By ITO depth the House conaips fs
wen hhished is built on brick pafs high aipo
kehe servants and ironing hold 5000 gallons
o Mh a wen win oe-purnp, all under good For par
.s apply 10 , 40. PERSON, T
mylb 81 Real Eatate Broker No. Comm erriai Place
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SH AHoGANY--20 Logs, landing e1 schr.
4V-1- Adventure, nom Belize, Hfnderss.
mys 81 CONVERSE d CO., 81 Tehouponias St
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FESEAS-5OO packages Green and Black, for
N sAieoy LTfLEJoHN. NoReoM CO..
II strast rDrue Gravjar
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Drsndss
.nds,iu
I,sslili
,porad
ESSoN
LERY.
ESan
ermsaa
Lteet.
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4 kK. J. A, De HART, Dentist. S7znsxwssn
IN - enderShil professional the ladies
ana Gentlemen q View Orleans and vicinity, being
located aud having YT%
eam a rooms Snd none TEcs
~ith tsir
s0aee and
soSroon and panphin, two doorsfrom store
Nv FULL UPPER SETS OF TEETH on me sacton
oe GUARANTEED to fit respect for sfk ET
sSes-e -I..o. Lt9n SIZE g ssegs snH tgf
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FOR RENT.

s0R RENT-A pleasant House on Mag a
u. x asins street. near WashnEton Avenue with for
As appied within three
ooEns the main budding and particulars
apPytn 40. PERSON, Real Estate Broker,
& rnyI7 Nor fo,n,,ar,t.I p2,.a -
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NOTICE TO FARMERs!-IMPOR-

NOTICE TO FARMERS!-IMPOR-
Y ted Jack.-The subscribe will stand his imported
JACK this at his stable the National Road,
4 n,iies east OF ~. Clairsvile.
Those who wish have foal insured for $40; or
she subscriber will charge nothing for the season. pro-
vided the Colt Ii sold TO him at weaving tme he agree
ing pay from $50 e3J for the owing equality
The Imported Jack is OF dark brown COLOR II and
half hands high, and years old.
II IA Premium Of Sos. over the price offered above,
viii be given for the l best Colt and $40 for tho 2nd
best.
JOSEPH wooDMANsEE.
April :, 1854.
The following certificate will give all the informa
tion nseessary in reference to tile Jack;
Fiemlng ngsburg, KentIeky, April ii, 1853
We, the undersigned, certify that DR.. g. Wilson,
of this town, len hero for EUROPE In September last
with the avewed intention Of importing from old Spain
the lost Jack stock that could be procured In EHrope
and In the early OF December last he shipped from
Barcelona In SPAIN ~ Jacks and Jennets, OF which
died and the balance 25 arrived here on the 10th OF
March, 1859 Seven OF the number have been sold pr
ranging from $1,000 to $780, only one Jonnet sell
ing low $1,000, The above Importation 10 &C know
edged be the hest made 10 America and the only
one perhaps made by the stock hsng selected In
person by Amercan and the Jack purchased OF him
by Mr.. Joseph woodmansee being one Of the numbsv
J. NJ. Bowmkn, Judge; Reuben Payne;
eam'l G. Fitch; W. T. Dudley;
A. B. Chapman r. II. Thompsoni
J. Reynolds Flood; Geo, w. Taylor;
N. 4. Andrews; X. NJ. Grimes;
J. d. Turner; Thos. w. Eiemingi
w. y. Bolts.
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CTATE OF OHIO. BELMONT coUN.

81 al. Court Of Common Pleas.
The defendants, Matthew Barber, Nancy Barber Hugh
p. Bsrbar, Ann Todd and Nancy Todd heirs OF Marra
ret Todd, decd, and Ann Barber, widow o James BsT.
her, decd wiiltakc notice that on the day OF March
d, tes4, tho underssne hled petition In the Cont
Of Comnon Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio where the
same 10 now pending demanding partition OF the fol,
lowing premises situate In said county to witt the south
No. s, of lands sold at steubenviiie Ohio The under
signed demands partition Of said premises a. follows
10 the undersigned 80 of said premises 20 Matthew
barber 30 Of said premises TO Nancy Barber and Hugh
y Barber each is Of said premises and 10 snn Todd <
Nancy Todd each lilo OF said premises; asd that the
dover OF Ann Barber be assigned therein nd that al
the next term sf said court win be made BY
The andsssssd %! an order that partition may made
ana DOVER sssisRsa In said p,smisss.
WILLIAM BARBER,
March ~. ieSa.-ew.
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and ido gold, siive glIt and common Keys, silver
BILE and spoons plate do, hne Brunswick, German
and Britsans table and teaspoons Gold silver snd
mon spectaces Port MONIES plated gill; wired and COM
mon Clocks from rs 10 tls, fine packet and tabe cut
large Of hair eobs, large and small
hand BELLE steel pens large leii brass and iron spus
brsss and Britannia candIesteks do. snqes. hAs gilt
letter paper, foolsesp and laid pspes Eevelopes hns
and common, msmorandum bookA motto and oenmaa
wats pocket inkstands do common, nne lot Of toys,
small lot Of reyoyefs dodbs and siss hsrreod PISTOLS
and other articles too tedious 10 nsniion ~
ofwhich . nlseiI low fof cash. 49,
NB, Particular stisnton paid 70 all worn entrusted
70 my care. Oct. 7, 1850. /,
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.HRoW PHYSIC TO THE DOGs.-


l Puivermacher's Hydro Electric Voltaic Chains,
Producing instant relief from the most acute pain aud
permanently curing all MeI!1lgie diseases. khshm~
the Pace, Deafness, Blindness st. vhus
Dante, palpi,a.ions OF the Heart, peri.
s.H odical Headache, Pains IN the 5tom-
ach, Indigestion, Dyspepsia U.
terine Pans, Paraiysis, etc.
These chains first introduced In the city OF New
York loss than yea snce and aer being subjected
thorough trials In every hospital In the CITY, and ap
piled by Drs. Valentine Mott, C.rnoehan, Van Buren
and wonderful power in the relief and cure Of the abovs
class OF Diseases and their SALE aud the success tina
Previous to their into this country, the,
were used in every hospital in Europe aud are secure,
by patents In France, Germany Austria, Prussia, ant
England; aud siso in tho United States.
"THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL"
The principle upon which II Is claimed that the Chain
produce their Insrveo1s cures are, frstthat all Nor
supply OF nervous fluid, and agent that resemhle
closely electricity, or electro magnetism; and second
@ s Ss S wS'% 10
hsusted nervons fluid which Is required TO produce
healthy action through the entire system. No dgustnI
nostrum is allowed TO be taken while using the chains
hut Observance OF the general laws Of health arr
required. Brisk friction upon the part diseacd add
much 10 the effects of fths chains by increasing the
magnetic power.
Ono Thousand Dollars
will be given to hny person who viii produ eed som,
well authenticated eertifca atos Of cure, 10th nom tel
gent patisnts and scientihc physicians as hav te
They fail TO perform what they advertised 4
do and no person has ever been dissatisfied who ha
given them trial.
r IN FEMALE CASES
more than hundred permanent cures of Prolapsur
Uar have been effected wbn the last year by the use
ofthese chain.. Dyappyng one end OF the chain ove
the region Of the aoen and the other upon the spnt
Just above the hip the usual severe symptoms incident
to / hat disease arc al once removed.
MODE OF USE
The chain should he moistened before use with CON
vinegar, and thsn one end OF the chain should bt
applied directly TO the seat OF the pain disease aud the
other end oppOsed to IL.
DE NOT DECEiVEDi Tho Electric Chains ar,
Rot 10 cure all Diseases but for Nervous Diseases II
claimed that NO Medical Agent In the world has pro
dneed so many cures In the last year as tho Electric
Chain. .-I. .
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain, 1
rpoduced at tho moment Of application much eE
.fsctuuy than can be produced by opium In any OF
forms 80
Call and obtain pamphlet (gra,is)
J. sTEIN ERT, eolc Agent,
59e Broadway, cor. Prince 81.
Sold BY U. ALEXANDER, 81. Clsirsvilie, Ohio.
Fan. ~, nB<-~-ly.
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DELMoNT COUNTY,, oHIo.-Alber

DELMONT COUNTY, OHIO.-Albert
ID 3. Martin will notice that lanes Miihoan on
The lstday OF April 1854, fled petition against him
and others in the Clerks Once Of the Common Pleas
Court said county the object and prayer Of which
TO subject either by sale restoraton OF the pr
to the plaintiff said Mains interest in about IS
ofand In the g. e. Or OF Sec. 10 T. H. s. in the Steu
land District particularly described In the pc
tou TO the payment OF the balance due the plaintiff
purchase money said premises amounting to 252 dol
1st 1855 and s96 90 from April ls 1854. The pe-
tition sets mp that said Martin and wife executed a
mortgage on said premises TO Miller Pennington, who 10
made adefendant the 20h OF May 1853, for S2l0o
payable March ls 1855, with interest from date, and
eona.s In addition 10 the prayer above named, gen
efal prayer for relie TIE said Albert b. Martin s re-
quired answer said petition ny the 13 DAY - May
1884, .r the petition ho taken srue and judgment
rendered accordingly He will also take notice that
the plaintiff expects ~ testify the trial Of said action
JOHN II, HEAToN, Clerk.
. D. D., r. Cowrs, Atty. for pl,a.
April 7, ls54.--dw: ..,. .'..l' --S r.
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coURT.-Tnr STATE or

DROBATE COURT.-TnE STATE OF
II Ono, BELMONT CouErv, n.-Notice ishereby civ
that the following named Executors, Administrators
aud Guard ans have filed their accounts and vouchers
IN my Office for settlomcnt, to wit;
Joseph B0ggs admT OF Abraham Lash, dec
Deborah D. Holloway, Guardian OF Rachel A. Holle.
way.
James Danfsc, Guardian ofwnIiam, George, zaehs.
riah and Dixon Hays.
Thomas Pyle, Adm'r de honis non with the will an
nsred OF Jonathan Bslderslon, deed.
Joseph Hobson and Isaiah BrsnSon, Ear OF Jacob
Brsnson, decd
John Welsh, sla'r Of Frederick Auit, decd.
John Welsh, admir- OF Andrew Auit, decd.
William Warren, admir- Of Mary Ann Thompson,
decd II
William Warren, sdm'r Of Alexander Thompson.
deed.
John Bekham. admr OF Elijah Barnes, deed,
The hTst Ave above named accounts viii be for hear
ing and settlement the 18Th, and the the last Ave
the 10Th days OF Nay, hsIt. -
apr. u, tssl David HARRIS.
frsssts Judgs.
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VyO TEACHERS AND TOWNSHIP

BOARDS OF EDUCATION.-Report of the text
book committee of the Belmont County Teachers Inst
tute adopted by the Institute at its Session In October,
1852:
Your Committee appointed to examine and
recommend Text Books, after having exam
ined such books as they could obtain, on the
various sciences, would recommend the adop-
ton of the following resolution:
Resolued, That the following named Text
Books be recommended for adoption into the
Public Schools of Belmont County:
McGUFFEY's EcLEcTIo SPELLING Book AND
READERS: ,... 90! .'"'
RAYS ARITHMETIcs AND ALaEBRAs, AMI
PINNEo's PRIMARY g. ANALYTICAL GRAM
MARS AND ENGLISH TEACHER.
H. ID. MCCARTHY,
Chairman of the Isrt Book Committee.
All of the books naIuuin the above report can he oh
tanned the Book. stores of 3. GREssIK0ER and J.
WILLIAMS, at reasonable rates. y '.--7+ ~
For particulars Of Introduction apply TO .ou,r nc
10 agent for tAs Eclectic s.ri.., c1Lseotas, o.
May Q, ls53.-ly. $50 rsess.l
NAlHITE Lesd-Cncinnati 5rand-just received and fc
w saleby (Msys3i) HiALExArDER,
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CtHEAP FOR CAsH!-GEosssr. Bnosws.

= VIC VuUIIC 6Ndt NC Hts IUbt
cd from New York city and is now W
opening the largest and cheapest
stock that he has sver offered.
His stock 10 composed In part oI
inc Eaglish fall Jewelisd gold Le.
vers, JAnker do, nne silver Eng
lish and Swiss levers, Gold breast
pins, ear rings, finger rings, cafi
pins. common do, gold iockets,
guarda and ftnh .ehainsl essn.u.or
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ing:
certain less pensve and leaving the system in
better condition. Let all Interested call and obtain
pamphlet (ree) containing ample proof from the most
sources of the beneficial results Of its use;
together with letters from highly experienced
who have used in their practice, and speak rom their
own observations. -.-rr.tpt
P.B. Peokham, NJ. D., Utica, NJ Y. .--r. o. ..-a
,- NH. Mills, N. q, Roohes,er,N u hFbF
Prof. Dunbar, M. D., Baltimore, Md.
&c. .orrick, M. D., Baltimore, Md.
W. W. Reese N; D., NewY City. -,.,r
il. .Newiand, NJ. D., Utica, Y. .-.tt. -uH
Rev. C. Beard, Glenn Springs, g.. G.
TLetier addressed care Of Mr. Curtis Hatch, agent
TO DR. MARcMsi:-ls have been ten years troubled
with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uter, and oil the
attending difficulties; at times rendering my life most
miserable. have had the attendance OF some OF the
hest physcans with but little succcs; the most they
could do reeve-a Cure vas out Of the question:
For five months before ith your medicine
had not been able TO perform any labor, could walk
but steps at tme and scarcely went out Of doors
and mind and expected drag out the rest Of my days
in suffering and misery. But reading your advertise.
ment I wrs induced 10 try your invs!Iable medicine
called Uterine Cathoicon, the last resort had not
used it week before felt like another woman. by the
use of three bottles was enabled toperform all the labor
for six In the family with ease, and could could walk
any where in the neighborhood without injury Moth
Ing hut OF my duty to you and to the afflicted
has ind ced me TO state my case to the public. can
safely recommend the preparation TO all those suffering
like myself. - .t - "a, .-,..t
(Signed9 d. ,..t MRS. SARAH A. BrsHoP.
- njSJ. d. MdRCHiSI & CO., Proprietors,
Central DEPOT 3O4 Broadway, MY.
HUMPHREY alexander, AGENT Druggist, St
and sold by John Mclean. Csdix; II. B. Fawce tt, Mt
leasant; NV. Warfeld Fairview; Brentlinger 4
ARMSTRONG, Whee,ing, Va. apr.7, is54.-ly.
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THAIN PUMPS.-A durable and usefu
~ article, and adapted to wells Of any depth, for sa'
cheap at the Hardware Store OF
Corner Monroe and Market s,s., Wheeling. Va.
July %, 1853. -.. srs.r-s.l ~ M
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/ bTI>xECUToR'S i NOPIcE.lNotise Is
l hereby given that a, the Probate Court for Bal.
mont County the was appointed and
Exesa.six e .hs sstSss Of Henry BsiIy, late OF
All those Indebted 10 said estate make
immediate payment; and those having elaine against
said tsts notified 70 present them for settlement
within one year frsm this dats: .e-.. "a. ~ d.
sPr. 7-N. MARY BAILf, Ex'rx.