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NOTICE-Joseph Bausher, jeremiah

NJ Office Joseph Baugher, jeremiah
Y Fisher and Alexis o. Btuger, partners under the
name of Baugher Fisher 4 c., conpiainants, ve Viii
liam Lceper, John J. Leeper, John d. Campbell Samuel
Ieeper, Alexander Leeper, sr, Alexander Leeper, it,
Joseph Boyd, Joseph McNutt and John CulbeusOn, de-
PENDANTS. In the Court Of Commun Pleas of Belmont
County and State of Ohio.
John d. Campbell is hereby notified that the above
ed eompluinsnts, on the Sd day of December, 1852, filed
in said court their hill in chancery the object and
OF which to aside FRAUDULENT aud void the transfer
of certain personal property of W. J. j. Leeper by
John !. Lerper the 18Th day ol November, 49, 10
Samuel Leeper Alexander Leeper, Alexander Leep
eT. jr, Joseph McNutt, Joseph Boyd and John Cuber
! on DO.
Also tS set aside as fraudulent and void pretended
ssalc by William eeper to John b. Campbell OF
goods the property oi W. & j. J. Leeper about the
I2ih day OF November, 1852. And that the persons
whom said transfer and pretended sale made may
he decreed for The property of * J. Leep
and received by them respectively, and
that the proceeds OF said property muck thereof
may he necessa therefor may lie applied "a satisfy The
clai rs dt compliments against w. j. ]. Leeper Aud
the said John D. Campbell and William Leeer here
by notified that the osih day of February, 1854,
plainants eda supplemental bill herein, setting forth
among other things the recovery Ivy them OF Judgments
their claim aga W. q. j. j. Leeper for S27D97
and 81 305 90 aud Costs OF suits. And that since the
filing OF the original hill the said William Leeper and
John b. Campbell have left the State of Ohio with said
goods for the purpose Of deaudg the creditors ofW,
j. LeepeT; that said goods Of the value of 500
and praying above and for other and further relief
and they further notified that unless they appear and
plead demur TO said Bills within sixty days
aer the term of said Court the said complsnantr
al the term next afor the exprai OF said sixty days
III apply said Court TO take The matters OF the Bills
! as confessed, aud 10 decree thereon accordingly.
| J. II. HEAToN, Clerk,
! March }, ls53.-at,
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.

NJ. f.. CHrRcH-Pastor, John n. Rankin. Pub.
lie Worship at II o'clock, A. Nj. Sabbath School
at 2t o'clock P. M. Samuel Leris, Superintendent
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH,--Pastof John MoGat.-.-
Public Worship at II o'clock, A. M. Sabbath
School at 3 O'Clock P. NJ. Gtotge anderson, Super.
inendant. .r-.r.
ASSOCIATE REroRMEo CHURcB.-Pasior, Aleran'
der Young. Public Worship at II o'clock A. NJ
Bible Glass, instructed by the Pastor at / O'Clock
p NJ.
Soc,ErY OF FRIENns. Public Worship in each
Church at | O'clock A M.
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March 3lst, ls5I.-3
DELMoNT COUNTY, oHIo.-Alber

ii ELhoN1 SOONl OIilO'--hiuSlt
the day Of April 1854, filed petition against m
and others in the Clerks Office of the Common Pleas
Court of said county the object and prayer Of which Is
subject eher by sale restoration Of the pL1perty
10 Tie plaintiff said Marns interest In shout is acres
of land in the g. e. Or of Sec 10 r. H. S. in the Steu
benville land District particularly described In the pc
tion the payment Of the balance due The p sntf Of
purchase money on said premises amounting TO 25e dol
lst 1853 tnd on S9s 90 from April lst. 1884. The Pc
tition sets up that said Martin and wife executed
mortgage said premises 10 Miller Pennington, who Ia
made adeendant, the goth Of May, 1853, for sa0 90
psytsle March lst. 1855 with Interest from date, and
cont in addition TO the prayer above named, gen
ersI prayer for relief The ssd Albert B. Martin is
quired 10 said petition BY the 18Th day Of May
1854 the petition will DO taken a. true snd Judgment
the plaintiff expects to testify on the rin q said action
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
..r...... n. q. T. CowEs, Atty. for pi,f.
Arrif 7, le5i.-Sw .t
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SSHERIFF's sAGE,-BAusHrn, FIsHEa

ScHERIFF'S SAtE.-BAusHER, FISHER
~ e. Co. vs.: JoHs w. Books.
By virtue OF a writ Of vendtoni eIponss TO me d
rected from the Court OF "a Ctmmon Pleas or Belmont
County, Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction
Tuesday, the ed day of May, 1854,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M. and o'clock ~
of said day al the front door Of bs Court House in
ST. Ciarsve In said county. the following lands and
tenements 10 wit fourth OF Of land, situate
lying and heng in the county Of Belmont and State OF
Ohio, and bounded and desc follows to wi he.
ing part of the northwest quarter Of section No. II
township No. o and Range No. g., and bounded the
west by lands beong NJ TO Richard Ridgeway, on the
north by lands of finer Moore the by land he
longing to Mrs Samuel Tlei and the south by the
Nsona Road Taken IN Execution d The sui, of Baushdr
: ''"'' JOHN e. HicHoLs. shsrir 81 i. b. b.
Sheriff. Office, March 3lst, 1854.
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|SHERrrF's sALE.ZJAcos Z. osovt

~ vG ASS z. Poot, st al.
BY virtue ot an order OF sseto me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Behoat County, ONO will
Offer or ssc al public sactiob, Tuesday. tile ~ day
Of May, 1855, between the hours Of l01COck A. M and
O'Clock Of tsid day A. The front DIOR of the Court
House m ST. Clsrsyiile. Belmont County ono the FOL
ownf lands and tenements 10 wit situate lying and
benf in the ouHtyIof Delm6pi aud STATE ofIio, aud
bosDdod and described a. foows LOIS No 245s 90 70
part Of Lot No. ~ Lots No. 70, 30. ~ 49, u, snd
Lot No. In the town Of tbs Greet Western, Belmont
County Ohio, and also and half acres Of land ad.
Joining the town Of the Greet Western and bounded
follows 10 wit bounded on the by Isaac Lee for.
merly John heCrscken on the south BY John shannon
on the west by the county road and the north by the
''' " w J6nN c. NICHOLS. sb.rG
SherIT's Once, March 81.
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SHERIFF's sALE.-J. w. PAxos VS.;

SHERIFF'S SALE.-J. w. PAxos VS.:
~ Wnsss SfRIAdER.
BY virtue Of order or sale to directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont County, Ohio, at
the spiug term, 1884, will Offer for sale public
tion, on ....
Tuesday, May the ed, 1854,
between the hohrs OF 10 o'c lock q. m. and O'Clock
of said day At the front door OF the Court House IL
81. Ciairsve IN said county, the following lands and
tenements 10 w situate lying and being in the county
Of Belmont and State of Ohio, aud bounded and desert
bed as follows, Lots No fftyseven (5 and sixty
(62) in The town of Wesi Wheeling Lot No 81 appras
ed at the sum OF one thousand hundred dollars lOO
and Lot No s1ywo appraised st the sum Of four hun.
drsd and sixty dOlIsD (ets9l
March sis, it5t % ~ '0T'H
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NEW York, April 5.

Cotton dull; the saies Of the week were
5000 bales; sales to-day 1000 bales, Upland
middling 81, Upland fair lls; Orleans mid
ding Iok; fair lal. Coffee, sales l5o bags
Java at a. Flour price higher .easier' but
not quotably lower. S7@7,s6S safcs 1900 bbl'
at S7,l2@7,75. Grain, sales 1000 bus
Wheat at prices tribe higher; Genesee sa'-
u; sales 10000 bus. Corn, at prices atritie
lower, 75tSsl. Su5ar, sales loe hhds Orleans
1t Al. Molasses, sales l5e bbls Orleans at
26, dull. Iron, firm, sales 100 tons at St2'
Pork, sales 800 bbls, prices tribe lower
Sl2,25tOl4,56: sales 200 bbls. Beef, market
firm, with an upward tendency at Sl4. Lard
.ales 800 bbls, iprices lower, ola. Money
easier. Stocks dull.
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DR. j. b. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED
ferfng Females.

" '"S Ee"tetes
Ii stand pre.eninen'
for its curative powers
in all the diseases for
which il tisrecoininend'
ed, usually called
Female Com.
plants.
Ofthese are PRoLAPsUs
UTERI, or Falling OF the
Womb; FLUcR AGBus,
Or Whites;. CHRosIc
IsFLAhMATi9s ANIL UL'
cERATIoH OF TnE WOMB;
INCIDENTAL HEMoR'
RhAGf, or Flooding
PAINFUL, SuppREhsED D.
AND IRREGULAR MEN
SITUATION, &c, will
all their accompanying
evils, Cancer except.
ed. } no matter how Sc
we're of how long stand
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

no. For the best Daguerreotypes
Single or in groups, go to 100 Main
street, Wheeling, g.
And OUT old citizen WIN. NJ. PARIS is there TO
furnish all that il in his ART and a. low the
material or qualify be had al any similar es
tabiishnegt IN the country.
adjoining the Nj nroe House
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Wonderful Objects of Nature and Art,

the full particulars OF which II would be impossible
give within the limits of spaper advertisement &
which has been brought together enormous expen.
diture OF means. forming the largest and most
cling Exhibition in this any other country.
"A fine Military Band will perform the most popular
ars of the day the procession enters town. and also
during the hours Of Exhibition.
The american Museum and Menagerie viii exhibit al
Barne svile april 29th, 1854, st. Clairsve, Monday
May LIST. Doors open from. to p. M. and to 0i.
Price of admission 25 cents. Children under 0 years
OF age Is the whole of this immense Establish
ment including General Tom Thumb. the entire coilec
ton Of Wild 4nimals Wax statuary, Mr.. LindcFs per
formanccs in the Dens. the Baby Elephant Mr.. Neis
performances &C. no extra charge under any pretcncs
whatever, let the reports be what they may.
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MARRIED.

On the Goth ult by the Rev. John Moffat
Mr.. PARKER CAMBELL, and Miss ELIZABETH
A. FRYMAs. .,...
BY the same on tho 4th inst. at the Norton
House Mr.. ALFRED LLOYD, and Miss Cane
LIHE SHEPPERD.
On the 3Oth ult. by the Rev. Jane. X. Doeg.
Rev. JAMES c. BRowsL EE Of Washington Co
Pa. and Miss RAoHEL ALxxASDER Of Belmont
Co.
On the 3oth Of March BY Samuel Ring
ESQ. Mr.. WILLIAM PALMER and Miss. SvsAx
HOLLAND all Of Belmont County.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 8.

Cotton quiet, prices unchanged. Flour
market very quiet, sales of 200 bbls suPerhne
at 7,5o; the general asking ratei sales 900
bbs at private terms, Rye Flour and Corn
Meal, nothing doing, the former S., the lat
ter $50. Wheat in demand, limited pric ces
unchanged. pye worth 80 cents. Corn in
good demand, sales 5000 BUSH Southern and
Penna. yellow at 76c. aaoat.
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YlSHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

HE STATE VI OHlO, BELMONT
L. County, SS.-JoHN A. TALBOT vs.: JAMES LYONS,
ct al. Court Of Common Pleas.
BY virtue OF a decree and alias mandate directed
to the undersigned as Special Master Commissioner in
ChanceTy in said there VIII he exposed 10 public
St. Cisrsville, Belmont County, Ohio, on
Tuesday, the ed day Of May, nexs
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M and H. m the
following described real estate, 10 wit being par
Section 4, township and Range in Washington town.
ship, Belmont County, o. and bounded and described
follows, beginning at post on the eastern boundary
to post, thence south 2j west 10 perches TO post
thence south eO west 63 perches large ssh on The
bank OF the Creek thence north - Al
stone on the bank OF the Greek thence north 10o
81 perches to post thence sohth &c 10
post, thence west sc perches to small sugar tree
thence south 100 east 50 perches post thence
1perches TO sugar tree, thence south west
es toa post, thence north Il 49t perches to
post thence north "a eest 42 perches to sugar Tree
thence north Al east so perohes 10 all ash aud elm on
the bank OF the Cfeet thence north o. east 81
toa sycamore, thence north SIS east 10 perChes
sycamore, thence north 81 east 81 perches to post
thence nouh ~ east 50 perches to pile Of stone
creek lsnk, thence east perches to post the
boundary line o said sector thence south 81 perches
TO the place of beginning, Containing 20 acres
more less. Reserving q acres sold 10 Samuel
premises. Aud being the premises sold 10 said
Lyons by George Ring and wife, and which the said
Lyons NOW resides, aud on which premises erected
grist and saw m with all the spputtenances there.
unto beOngng appraised al the sum of S4s00. And TO
be Sold as the property of said James Lyons.
-. I'i ~ ST. CLAIR KELLY,
Special Master Comnis ssioner.
Ma rrh ~
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NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore
/ Y existing between oliver Taylor, WIN. Tidball and
Jas Yeates under the style of Taylor, Tidbail Co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent of the parties
All persons having unsettled business with said firm
will pie cali and settle with VIM. Tdbs who is
thorised TO settle the business OF the firm.
OLIVER TAYLOR,
WIN. TIDBALL,
JAS. YATES.
March 3lst, Is54.-3tpd. spr.7.
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CINCINNATI, April 3.

The rive. remains stationary; wealth er
clear and cool Flour offered at 1926, no
BUYERS. Provisions dull. Sales 300 bbls
prime lard at 3-S. Sales 800 bbls Moiasses
at 30 to arrive; market dull. Sugar, fair de-
mand st4@5. Coffee, good Rio laa. Prime
roll butter, fair demand at IA.
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Ono ToBA COT Ohio rsissd,in 1850, le,'
4b4, 4,4b9 lbs. Of tobacco. This wss,most Of IL.
raised In four or Eve counties in tho East snd
Of the State, viz: ..
pelmon, i,s5a sos lbs
Guernsey f7sS,lsl
Monroe s,6sl,705
Washington e<o'Ss2
In the western part Of the State the sny
largo amount rsissd was IN Brewn. which was
l,270,blo lbs.
0rThere are over 700 jourheymah car
psnters in Cincinnati on strike Tor higher
wsges '.. l+
'01tJudass Mclean and Lssvitt are about
bringing out, in one Of the leading law Jour
nais Of Cincinnati their report Of the testimo-
ny and their several decisions and charges to
the Jury in the Martha Washington trial at
Columbus. 1t will be looked for with inter-
eat.
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ASTONISHING CURE.
PGiiUssn, N. z, eOth, lsx.

Mes.rs. A. y. Il n. SANDS: Gentlemen Having wit.
messed the mos beiiefcial effects from the your
Sarsaparia, IL gives me pleasure 10 send The fol-
lowing statement In regard to my In The sprine
nl ISIS he took cold and after eight weeks o
severe s feTinC the disease settled in Lis leg md
foot which soon sweiled the utmost. The swelling
was anced by his physician aud discharged most ptc.
fltrly; amer that no less than eleven ulcers formed
the leg and foot a. time VIZ had vedifTesni Phy.
scians hut nnnereeyed him ch and The las; ', intst
found him maeiated and low that he was unable 10
this time the hone had become much affected thai
piece attef piece came out Of when he has more
than twenty-five preserved in bottle psrving from on
half 10 one and half inches in length, We had rveA
up all hnpes OF his recovery, hut at this time we were
nduc totry your sarsaTaris, and with its use bin
health and appetite heEan imInedatsly improve sra
sorapid asthe change that less than dozen Lottlas
effected perfect cure
With gratitude, Tremain trniy yours
- DARIUS BALLARD,
We the undersigned. neFhhorS Of Mr.. ballard etes.
fully snhscriteto the facts of the ali siatement
II. r. 9. HkrT, A. NJ TpownRIpsE
Gro. T. DEAN, c. EAsTwuup.
Prenared and sold. wholesale and retail, by A. b. a
H. SANDS DRUGGISTS and Chemists 100 Fulton.st, cor.
ner Of William, New York Sold also hv'Drurgistsren
etav throushoutthe United States aud sdas PtIss
81 per hottie: six lotsles for SIS. For sale hy
u. ALEXANDER, st. CIairsyille.
Jas Baker, Wheeling.
Aud by Drnggiss and De In Medicin eyervuh.
Dec. 10. ls53--ly,
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SsHERIFF's sALE.--Jons NEAlss 4

SHERIFF'S SALE.--JoHS NEAlzs u
~ @. W. EE.trS, eL al --fn Psrtitlon. ,..
By virtue oi An order Of sails TO me dIrce,sd 10 hs
Court OF Common Pleas. In Relmoni C,uilty. Ohlv.
wiii oasr ior sale al, puDlis suction Vn
Saturday, lat day. Of Ar1a. A D iesa.
between thc hours. Of ~ O'Clock, a. N. aud O'clock b.
county. The following described lands d. tsneu,ents
State Of Ohio. Being in sec. 5. Tp. O. and II. CON.
mtueipg on the cast boundary at post west OF tafss
% white OAK ,esee ws ,Ov 10 p'ss % ss
stump ihsnss =, s; a2i9E 30, 2 Isrehes to Beech:
!sense .: 42se. l7,sto an ~. thsnte g;.es. as
Walnut: thence .. 3si ee. II psfGhe. TO q. Walnut
hence fst e. 2, PsreheS 10 an elm thence as
w. 2perebes to Sycamore: thentes 40ee 5 eperohs
" beech: thence 3. 23ee. ID, 8 perches 10 poplar
thence e. 2Oe e. 70, rerches 10 sugar tree thercese
q w. SQ inLsE thence ~ sgt S. persi-s 10 rapss
ne thence 1853 porches 10 the place OF Le, inning
eo"taihi"s l3o asTel rood 90, s. perehes.
hso sno her tract being In the section azores d
and described As follows 10 vii; beginning S,tbe II.
corner OF said tract al old stump: thence s2ee H.
pr.hes; - thence 80 's 20 perehes to Lecsh:
0. percbes TO beech; thence. s6lt 7w. 81 perches
q c9esnge tasnss y. IN " 90 perehe',O bailey.
Git=e ~ percles p stone; thence iiewI4, per.
bhcs to willo@: thence n 74ee pershes; thence n
81 e2o, perehes: thence 81 9w 10 percheg thence
32s W 4. perees: thence 67i ~ perehss thence
ga W l0' perehes: thence u %t W 10, 2 perehes:
ginning, containing g acres i rood o. 90 per,Ees
Also tnothertati being In the Section Aforesaid
and described IS follows 10 wit. beginning the
corner Of said usStat beech: thence 1904 H. per
ehes 10 white walnut; thencs 3yi H. perches to
o. walnut thence 49, perChes 10 an elm ihenrs
Al; &c 49, pefehes IN Sycamore: lhGuce 4Ose IS,
pctehes 10 a beech: thence sac 49, perGhes 10
Poplar: thence 90 Se II perches 10 sugar. thence =
Hse go iperehes 10 post Clearing 10 " walnut age
% Inks thence sei ey 20, 80 perehes 10 Bay's
run: thence o. W 10 perches. thence 49, W 10,
petehes: thence 22tse 10. perches: thenee :oie
prrches; thenge n N Se ~ rerch's; thence So W l6
UErEEeF tlHucsA IL Il ueEcnEs. elce S2lCe
30 percbes 10 Chesnut tree: thence 81 ehes
TO teeeh, TO the pace Of beginning. Containing cl
acres rood "a persles.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Office, Feb. Path le54.-9o50
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100 PILLS FOR IS CENTs.-bh

lOO ToWNSEND'S HEALTH PILLS, are be-
Ing called for from all parts Of the land they are rapidly
other medicine both account OF their
happy effects upon the human system in removing dis.
ease and impurities and also the exceedingly reduced
price at which they are offered .I
The rich and the poor find in them realboon-each
box contains 100 PILLS, being four times many as
are usually 10 be had OF other kinds OF Pills at the same
price. They contain miner poison whatever-ther
Ingredients are Extracts Balsams, and Gums OF great
efficacy.
These Pills are never violent in their operations but
always thorough and efficient They Will be found e1'
ceedngly ecacious in removing the following coin'
Impurities othe Btsod ttat0, C6stiSeness Pain,
in the Head, Jaundiee Pains in the Side Female Com.
ttaints Lirer Comp Sick Headache, Fe6rie f
Jeetions Pains the Bdek Piles, Bilious aftetHs,
IrrePuldres Dyspepsia, Pains in the Breast. Rheu.
mdtish, Pains in the Eoins, &c.
The purifying properties of these Pills are believed to
pass the power Of all other medicines. Operating al
WAYS thorouhgly yet without he aid Of neral poisons
they are peculiarly adadtcd fam use safe and sau
tery in their impression upon the system, they may be
taken at all times and by all.
They most speedily aud eifeetualy do the work, In
srbduing nhamations and Fevers opening obstructed
sores. promoting pcrspraons, and soothing orbdsen
shilhes In Short they are warranted better than all
others-Chea than aand destined to supercede all
Try them invalds sufferers. one and all-and recon-
mend the Pills to your neighbOrs
IT PDrectfons accompanying each box.
+. A. PALMER, General Agent,
Stointoin Conn.
Remember the pricc One Hundred Pills for 25 cents
y. w. COLLINS, 81. Cfarsville.
II. ALEXANDER, do
John A. Haines, East Richland.
I. w. Vaniaw, Lloydsville.
]. r. Mitchell, Morristown..
II. Murphy, Hendry sburgh.
Morton & Carlisle, Fairview.
r. Miller, Dridgeport.
Turner & Mcclure, Martinsvllc.
Sept. 80, ls53.-eowIy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NRoCERIES HARDWARE, QUEENS

GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS
oware, &c. &c.-JAMEs THOMPSON takes the lib
ha3a erty OF returning thanks to his numerous
@S3llomers for the patronage which has heretofore
- = been extended to him. He is now receiving a
large and well selected stock of goods in his line in ev
cry tesPeGt adapted 10 's VANS o ms community MS
full and complete, and will he disposed Of}X-sSs
at such rates will meet the appreciation of all who
favor him with a Call.
His stock consists in part, OF Groceries of every va
rety, Hardware, Queensware. Glassware and general
assortment Of Provisions, &c. &c.
He is prepared to accommodate, the public with ev.
eryihing usually kept in Grocery Bores Call aud get
your supplies, at the od corner OF Main and Marietta
stfeels.
st. Clairsville, April 7, 1854.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-04-07

DR0SPECTUS.-T Holy BIBLE IN
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