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sutpo~sfs other remedies, in being more ceItsir
less expensive, and oavin& the system u oetur
condition Letti interested call and obtain pam
pliet trocl containing ample proof, from the most
respectable sources of the henet.s results of its
use; together with lstters from highly experienced
yslcibns, who have used It ia tAeir practices, and
lrLLt,I tnL.lr nm IlA.. ttntln
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Peter Harrison's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN boen appointed aud qualified as executor Of
the last will and testament OF the estate OF Peter
Harrison, late OF Harrison county Ohio, deceased.
Those indebted to suid estate shoud make i,nmedi.
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them for payment, properly au-
then,icaied; within one year from this date.
JOHN HARRISON, Executor.
November %, 1854
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LEGAL Noti 2.

GoIiah Telfow. giI., I Court q Common rl.n',
vs.. tarfisun con- Y $50.
J'i%1 4atjM N%I si E"0'h h m n, st lSas. & a. kss os
the 23i dey Of $eptemher isst the sidepiiatr fec.
row filed lis petition against him and tie said Enoch
Tedrow i'll the Court o' Common Pleas d ssld iis'
rison county, Which petition s pepdirg, paying
:heoon from the 9Th day Of June, 1854, which
is due said GoAh lejfaw, on sha prnnisGty note VI
said defendants, dates! Juna 2h, 1885, sy9d shat
writ of attachment has been ISSUED Eg$inA Esit
Kemp's properly, and that uness lh1 ssri delsnj
ants shall appear sai Ras~eE sali pallul iif 81 6r
fore the 9th day OF NuYenbor, 1874 judgEsng viii
BE- rendered against them tr The asnpurt rsised ~
aforesaid 4, W. HttsTpsIER
5e,t 27lh, !et4 Gw. ANY tor tetitiuHsr,
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Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted to me, by note or Book nc
"A count nre requested to cuil Immediately aud
settle the same; if hot attended they will be found
i'll the hands Of the proper officer for collection
~ Also The Book accounts and Notes of A. II
Bur,ch, have been assigned to me, and will be co..
lectcd without delay K. J. Ben NETT
CadiL aug. 7'5t
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Examiner's Motice to Teaoaefs.

Examiners Notice to Teachers.
IN viii be but four Exaininatlons' 'licia Ia fiM4t-
county during the year, yiz.-Oh The iAs Friday
Of April and peuptr, 5t inp rost u Ne semi. annual
I'm ii InsIitlte iur taa csuiiieS " set IAorl and
Harrison, and on the iasi kfiiays VI iaAAtsy and
wflIcn, each applicant ziioiil hlFiiish hiinas win
threc sheetsoi paper and penala Ink aisva 4sgdins
boob. All examnlAllIns q be held iii CAzlz NJ
private exatnlaa.ioila. s4s IA ,. M -
Circulars containing the rules I'LL fs IA3NifiA by
winch sas Board silibc governed, sgtit NJ ~
tie lJ,s.iahips IN thgcounlt, I " -
EynsasgoI TX i3asf
i 4. tYUJps Ctssk.
cadi1, Oct ., 1854, -2w. ~.
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ET Tne slave trade progress ses finally
with Cuba. Six hundred were recently run
in, hasing been disposed Of antecedently
under previous registration. Yet the pecu
liar friends Of the African oppose the ac.
QUESTION Of Cuba into the Union, where the
trade il piracy! Think of that!
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w Nj. w hLhER.
Kansas TERRITORY, Nov. l6, 1854

THE WRECKED SHIP New ERA. Thu
far $50 bodies have been recovered from
tile wreck, and there are some 70 yet mis-
s:ng. The cargo OF the vessel is entirely
los. butfthe agents of the underwriters
yet entertain hopes of saving considerable
part Of the rigging, etc, with the anchors
and chains,
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Locoxor1yE SHOPS IN THE U. STATES
There are forty establ shments in the
United statss engaged in the manufacture
Of Locomotive Engines. These shosp, it
g ID es imated, turn out in busy times at least
1900 Locomotives n year. About 5000
hands fre employed. whore wages are
shout s3. 100000 per annum. The iron
/. consumed exceeds $4,000 tons annually.
4 The value of the products Of there works
Il Iull 10000 900 per aunume
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Final Accounts,

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac.
~ counts have been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement
The account Of Ruonnsh I. Ladi guardian of Ma
ry Elizsbeth Ladd and others, minors
The final account Of Benjamin Heath as executor
OF Edward Heath, deceased. And that the same
will be examined and passed upon by the undeTsign
od on the 25ih day OF November next.
October2I, 81. b. w. NElRS, Probate Judge.
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p
JouH McBEhN, Agent Druggist, CHdiz, O. Also
BY g. J.. fuwcett & Co., NJ Pheasant. Harsh ~
McCuicheon Steubcnve, and by Druggists geDsr-
ally.
ST NoTIcE TO TEE CEFoErCHATE FTaALr.
feel il duty incumbent uP1l mysrii 10 derists
publicly the great bleeslng DR.. Magchisi's bte,ios
Catholcon has proved to me. For 'wo years NY
hcGith was miserable; was almost uRasls to walk.
Physicians pronounced my falling OF the w"rnb,
extensive ulcera:irns commencing with ftner sihnS
The pnIns rtItatlOa, prosUat1n, and the at''lsra.
bic iGlli Gischarsc rendered hte almost bsrdeH.
In this mr cradle condition, DR.. +. r. NswlRnd 70.
commended DR.. NarChisis Uterine Cathohcon.
After taking four bottles ind mypeif in peEisat
health. Gratitude tor restoration mi axes m
ly desire that Uli ny sex, alike uniorIun
find sure relief from this inestimsbe meGi
ELIZABETH A NEWtAND,
No. l9 West ST., Uticxi N. Y.
The above statement know to be true
FP NEW. AND. Nj. D. Utica. "! v.
hnve no hcsa Gn IN saying br Marchiai's UteF.
inc Cath, licOu is invaluable in uterine diseAAes Ren-
ernlly. have used it in F'uof Albus, hmenatIhCeN,
ProGpsus uteIi and in cases =; extensive alce!a.
ton OF the yaglni and Of uteH Il is worthy Of tia
notice ofihe Faculty.
JOHN c. ORhiCK, NJ d Baltimore. SD.
NJ 8. Marrhis Il co PfoprietoEs. Censfa De-
pot, 3C4 CIoadway. N Y aug !, 81 6u
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4 TrAt tih,ENT NOTICE Al my asstancs.
"a an Attachment was tiis Gay issued be tEh0mas
tinnicum, Justice Of the FcScs Of ltanlldy t"~D.
ship, la Triean cuGnIy, sgainzt the property an e.
facts OF joshua Kemp, absrondiag debtor ffi
dent of said county Debt ua collars Gad terry ch
This 2}d Gey of September, is54 se6
n2l-4w tBiKGE SINHffES
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REFERENCES:
P B. Peckiam NJ. d Utica, Ny.
l.. D, Flemag, VI D Rochester, y. r..
VI. II. Mile, N ID. Rochester, n. Y.
u. Y. Foote, NJ D., Syracuse ~ Y.
Prof. Dunbar, VI D., Baltimore. Nd.
q, urrck, W. D., BsltImors, Nd.
w. w. Reese, VI ID New York Ci,y.
W. Prescott, NJ D., Concord, ". II.
J. ?. Newisnd, VI. D., Utica, N I.
Rev. C. :. Hearc, Glenn Springs, 5. G.
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/! !'AScY Scars, PEErUMERIEs, etc, large assert.
Il ment for sale cheap by J. BEALL.
april 20 1850.
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a conmit.e appointed Ly the Mt. Pleas
ant Temple Of Honor. Of which the deeeas-
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[ ENkS-Anold's Hover's, Harrisons Morrson's
Il BIocksom's, &c, large and small bottles a fine
supply cheap by(npr 30, '53l j. BEALL.
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NNRIrlNG, LETTER, Commercial, Note, and
w Fancy paper for sale low by J BEALL
nov lG 80
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I0ARKERS, series of popular school books for sale
. by nov l6 SO J BEALL
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Good News To All!
Final Acc ouEts.

NJ OTlCE is hereby given that the following ac
IN conn's have been filed in the Probate Court oi
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlements;
The final account OF Samuel Shearer as admins
traitor OF the estate OF Mary Shearer deceased
The iintl account Of Samuel She1rer executor {
the will ofJoscph Shenrer, deceased.
The final account of Jonas Holloway, as executor
of the will ofBenjamin f. Jones, deceased.
The accoent Of John Davis as guardian of James
Cecil, Sarah L. Cecil, Samuel Cecil John Cecil and
Davis Cecil Aud that Tho same will he examined
and pass ed upon by the undersigned on the 2oh day
Of December next B. W. VElRS, Probate Judge.
November ~, 1854.
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III LIZARDS TRAVELS IN Egypt, Arai.a Pc
" tiara and the Holy land new ant very pop
uIas work for sale by, nov, l6 SO BEALL
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L'ANCY SOAPS, good variety, for sole cheap BY
l. nov % 1893 ! BEAIL
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GHELLEkS Cough Syrup, an lt.allble remedy
- coughs colds &c lUr sale 10y BGALL
nov % 1853
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{ fOl.UGNES, Various patterns and qualities TO
O sale cheap by not 90 1883 ] BEALL
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CCOTCH, RAprEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF,
~ a fresh supply, for sale at
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E1NVELOPES, Plain and Fancy, a new supply,
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ftAP Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
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