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NJ We publish in another column the
sCons,it, ton & By Laws of the "Progressive
Anti.yoba,. 90 Association" 1t is a novel so
.;ctv. but IL deserves to be ranked with 9TH
er societies of tn e day, organized for purpo-
, .es oGmcral reform. l'bis Warren township
Association may be but centre for scores oI
similar associations to .~ath sr 'round.
Apropos Of tobacco che wing we hnd the
following in ua exchange viii en- we com
mend to the careful psrusal o. bifed 'ooacco
worms:
Worms Of The crawling kind CONNIE nee on
the Tobacco leaf while it is green. W ormS
of the biped species, whose locomrtIoh is
performed with The body in a vertical pow
tsn, wait till the plant had wilted end is sat
urated in ambeer. The first prefer it with
the juice supplied by Hatu'e-;he latter,with
decoction produced b. art Commend me
to the sugacity OF the worms which rep udl-
ate artistical arrangements Cor the pure and
unadulterated attractions of Nature. Both,
however, are rerdant-the first, because God
made them so; the latter, because they make
Themselves so! The one shows that is is green
by its skin-the other by his actions!
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TO TEAClIE0S.
hAY-We feel exceedingly xorrv that n,

QA-We feel exceedingly sorry that our
friend "H." sho uld attribute to US senti
ments which we never entertained, in refer
snce to the present rendering of scripture -
We published the article in question from
the "Buffalo Democracy" but we did not there.
by adopt its sentim ents as our own. We
merely inserted it because we looked upon il
as ingenious, and noth ,g else; because Kos.
suth seems to have been trying very hare to
justify war, aud took that method of doing it.
When we publish article it does not
necessarily follow that we endorse its senti-
ments. We frequently publish accounts oi
murders, robberies, &C., yet friend AL"
would not, surely attribute to US approval oI
these crimes. The same paper which con.
tsined the article in question also contained
arrested; yet we have a long standing, and
most bitter feeling of hostility against thu,
species of crime.
We have never made much parade Of our
peace principles, yet we opine our worthy
friend al" will find them about up to his
standard. And as for the present version OF
the Scriptures, we are perfectly willing to
receive it as "the rule and guide Of oar faith
and Practice" and shall always, in our public
or private capacity stand up for its preser-
vation in all its purity After the above re-
marks we presume i: Is unnecessary for us
TO say that we.think us li,te Of Kossuth's
version o: the texts in question as "H" pos.
sibly chn.
In relation to the notices of school exami-
nations, We have published notice Of every
meeting they have ever had yet, and you no
doubt noticed the cal in eur last issue. o.
course, these notices should always be pub
lished.
Should be pleased to hear from "H" often
on the above, or any other question he may
choose. His articles will always receive
prompt attention.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Who n death is at the door, the remedy which
would ave saved life, il administered in time comes
too late. Do not iriile wrth diseuse. Rely upon it
that when the stomach will not digest food--when
faIntness ard lassitude pervade the system when
the sleep is disturbed, the sppette feeble, the mind
ethargic, the nerves unnaturalIy yIsensYe, and the
head conlilsed--rely upon il that when these symp
toms occur The powers OF vitality are iniling and
that, unless the mischief is promptly checked, III;
wii be shortened well as rendered miserable. Now
we know from from mass ot testimony, greater
remedy. that Houfands German Bittcrs,prepa ed by
DIR. c. M. Juckson. Philadelphia, will Immediately
abae, and in the end. entirely remove all of these
disorders as surely as a mathematical process viii
solve a problem. Who!hen, will endure the agony
reachl Sec advertisement. l...t .'.IIi
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THE ILLINOIS ELEcTIGs.-Judge Douglass
in the recent debate in the Senate, asserted
that the election Of John Moore. the demo.
cratic candidate, as State Treasurer of Hin,
ois was fair test OF the feeling in the State
in the Nebraska question, last fall, and that
Judge Trumbull owed his election to the
Know Nothings. In answer to these asser-
tons Judge Trumbull has telesraphed to
Washington as follows:
"ALTos, ILLINOIS, Feb. 26.-I was absen,
myself on the day Of the election. The anti
Nebraska Democrats in this district support
ed Mr.. Moore for treasurer. Know Nothing.
ism had nothing TO do with my election.
LYMAN TRuMBULL''
This is about as flat contradiction of the
little siunt as can he well imagined, anc
shows that that ex;ingushed individual i:
not SO careful in his statements as to be wor.
thy of implicit belief.-Pittsburg Gazette.
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GTWe are glad that our article on "Tem
perance in Belmont County" has brought
out the delegate" to the Convention, ant
we are pleased that it is the man it is, for
he is real out-and-out temperance man, and
carries his heart in the right place. Yet we
still insist that temperance is not on the de-
cline in the county. 1t is true We did not
thiLk it was retrograding in Barnesvile, but
Ls seems TO speak from a personal know l.
edge. They have certainly sent several per-
son, to Jail from there lately for selling liz
quol, and it is that, in grea! measure that
led us to form our opinion Of temperance in
Warren township. We did not charge Ultra
ism, brother. but merely suggested that as the
cause Of your report. No divisions have gone
down in the county since May 1854, the time
OF the passage of the aw-our report was on
ly intended to date to that time. Shall be
glad to hear from you again,
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Another nsvoJuiionary ra,rIe, Conc.

hhother Revolutionary Petriet Conc. e
MARmADuKE DAWES died on the 18th inst.
at bis residence in this place. aged ,bout 81
years. Mr.. Davies was soldier ia the rev.
olutlonsry war, and at the time ofhis death
was on the pension list of revolutionary sol.
diers. Thus one by one those relies OF the
"tmes that tried mems souls" ere dropping
off, aud soon there will be nothing left L.
tell the tale except the noble fabric Of Free.
dom which they baptiscd with their blood,
consecrated with many fervsnt prayer, and
laid down their lives to perpet uste. Mt. ID.
did no; sppear to be afflicted with any partic.
ular disease but
"------worn out with enting tims,
The weary wheels OF life at last stood still"
The deceased has been a resident Of this viii
lage for many years, and has ever born the
character o. an upright and honest mau,and
enc Of our best citizens.
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NEW PUBLIr ATIONS.

KATE AYLEsFoRD. A story Of the Refh-
gees, is the title Of work in press, and soon
to be published by the enterprisng house o
II. b. Peterson. 1t is by CHARLES J. PETER.
SON and is thought by competent judges tc
be the best historical Romance ever written
in America. 1t is history of "the time:
that tried mems SOULS" and will be found o.
poA erful and thrilling interest. The follow.
ing netce of the work is from the Philadel.
phia Public Ledger:
"From what is known Of tho authors abill-
ty, and especially Of his talent for presenting
Revolutio 1ary "reminiscences in the most in
teresting form, we expect rich treat in
this fiction, as well as faithful embodiment
of the history of the refugees of New Jersey.
Nor have we been disappointed The hero
inc is sketched most artistically, and fairl,
stands before the reader a thing of life. One
OF the great beauties of the story is, the chur-
acters are never unnatural, nor The incident.
improt able; and yet, from the minute des-
criptions thrown around them, ,the most thrill
ling interest is awakened. The narrative
grows more and more absorbing as it pro-
ceeds. 1t is on all hands pronounced the
abiest original novel published for many
years, and justly places its author at The very
head Of the popular romance writers of the day
in this country. This is saying good dca.,
but we think the pubic,on the perusal Of the
story, will agree with Us that our commenda-
tioL is not exaggerated"
Price-in one volume. cloth, 81 ,25;2 vols.
paper cover 5 90. 1t will be sent free of
postage on the receipt of the price.
Address r. B. Pc rERSON.
No. 100, Chestnu; st. =.
Phiade phia.
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TIE PLRHs OF THE Luses.-"With the exception Of
the eye the Lungs are the most delicately constrltc.
do not propery W pepSrm nj their functions The eS., s
inflammation inicrteIes with the irregular action,
and then the blood is mperecly purified the circu
aton becomes irregura, the Nervous System is dis
the EARLY STAGES Of the difficulty that the great mis-
chief is done; for while the patient is thinking abou.
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tTSAXE, Jr. will confera favor by hon
oring US frequently with his poetical cfluson,
The article in the present issue is rich and
racy, and will rot fail to call up a smile On
the face of the reader. His poetry will COM
pare favorably with that of the man who "do-
red not write as funny as he could"
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REvIvAL..-A re vival has been going on
in the. NJ. E. Church ia Loydsvlle, in this
County, Rev. d. Trueman, (late Auditor
has been officiating as clergyman. About 60
persons have joined the Church. A friend
writing to US OF the meeting says-"I have
"seen many such meetings, but never ye,
"saw one where there was such feeling
Gprevailing everywhere"
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the case and considering whether or not he is really
sick enough IN need medicine. .;Tuberdes Ioay be-
forming, Of voice sill sometimes may be BunriSg
In the Lungs Bnpif tie proper remedy be promptly
applied, the CorgH, coip or csTARRH Is at reno.
we'd and TO use the word, OF Daniel Webster, the
sufferer 'BkEATnfs rnErR hsp DtEPtR- Dr. Roger
Syrup Of Liverwoft, Canchslagus and r or is adni.
rably adapted to the cure of the above class Of disea.
sos IL IL prepared with specisI reference 10 them
by an experienced Physician IL promptin in its &C.
tion, Always sApE, and may be given to the young.
est child or the most delicate female with perfect
confidence W its success. Try IL.
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PLEASANT VALLEY
W00LEN FACTORY.

AMES YATES is nov running the Fac
~ tory a. kinscy's Mil, five miles OF Bridge
port by Steam Power. aud is prepared during ali
CONS oithe year, !" manufacture with DeaIRcss and dis
patch, iie following articles, viz:-Cassimercs SAT-
netts Tweeds Blankets. flanneis and StOc king Yarns
Of all coors, and in qualify not surpassed by any other
establishment low for cash, or the following articles of
trade, Wool, Rags, BeeswsS Taow, and country SOAP.
Carding and Spinning, FIllng and Dressing done for
country cnstome TO order on reasonable terms.
Dee. 90, leJ4.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.

PREsBYTERIAN CnuRcH,--Pastor John Mo6af.-
Public Worship at il O'Clock, A. M. Sabbath
School at O'Clock ?. M. George anderson, Super
intendant.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHURcH.-Pas,or Alcran-
DER lonng. Public Worshipa at II o'clock A. NJ
Bible Class instructed hy the Pastor at ~ o'clock
NJ
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ATTACHMENT.

4 II our instance writ Of Attachment was
On the 9th day OF February. 1855, issued by Ia.
vd NJ. Davies, Justice of the Peace of RichIand
Township. Belmont County, Ohio against the goods,
chatles, ghs, credits moneys and effects James n
TaggaTt, William Taggart and NOiantIne Geisey, Iate
firm of ]. u. Tarrar a. Co.. nonresident debtors for
the OF Eighty One Dollars and eighty six with
interest from the Sd day of February 1855. and Costs
Suit.
William Thomas who resides within the Comfy OF
Belmont is garnisheed in the above case.
WHEAT & CHAPLAIN,
Miller Pennington, Any for rh'hs.
March |. 1855,
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CHICAGO, March s.-The Know Nothing
majority for Mayor is 3+4. Great rejoicing
large procession beaded by Germsn band.
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MARRIAGES.

On the 9TH inst, by Rev. ]. NJ. Rankin,
Mr.. ISAAC BLANCHARD anG Miss MARTHA
A. JACKSON, all of st. ClairsvilC o.
At the fountain House" in Hendrysburg,
on the 9th inst by Rev. N. C. Worthington,
Mr.. JeHs c. WEST and Miss MARY F. BAL.
LEY all OF Belmont CO. o.
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will offer Tor fae al PublIc huStOn on
Monday, the Sth day of April, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. NJ. and O'Clock
said county, lie following described lands and tene
ments situate, lying aud being inthe county Of Belmont
and state ofDhio being In section s. tr. and rang,
g. commencing the east boundary at post west OF
large red oak, and near small run tence west 1Gt
perches TO awbite OAK thenees2 = leA perches to
thence 20 e I7.s TO an ash; thence 2s! :, 9.5
percnes to beech thence s3Oi :, I42 perches to
nut. thence 43l ETA perohes an elm, thence
All @ 1872 perCles to a sycamore, thence 40 e
l52 perches TO becch thence 23e 1913 rerches TO
poplar; thence ao7 ei2 perehes to sugar tree
thence I49 eO.4 perches to post Clearing "
walnut, 42o W % links thencen ssl :, e. perches
range line thence 1853 peches the place OF
ginning, containing 1870 acres, rood, a0ej perclcs
ALsO-An.iher tract hein- in tile same section
aforesaid, ard described as follows. to witt Beginning
at the G corner of said tract. at an o'a stnmp ,Irrre
&c, els.4 rerches; thence 5 2?i ,e3Oa prrces to
beech, thence s39 rs perches to an s-h 'hcnc"
%. ,, G 30 perches to a beech. thence SO! Il
perchos 10 chestnut thence ~ . 90 ps che- to
Bailcys rum thence n 49, &c 81 perches to ralr;
li.6 perches to willow, thence "A PEI chc.
thencen3! &c Opctches; thence ISL e,w Is porch.
Ss as % thence s
W 80 perchcs; thence 1903 perches to white o,k
.oihe place of begiring, coutaulns ss acres, rood
ALso-Another tract heing the same section aore
sad and described follows wit: Beginning at the
corner of aid tract ata teech;thenees 3Dl I4a
perches TO white walnut thence 3Oi 'e IIperches
to black walnut; thence s43l era perches TO an
elm thenre AL oe 1872 ches a sycamore theuee
$40 l5.2 perches to beech; thence % >, 0. g
perehes TO poplar; thence 90 80 10 perches su
gar; thence es04 peIehcs to post Clearing to
white walnut ~ {, " 90 links thence eOt = 20
a6 perchcs to Dsiley's rum o. sw 10 perches
thence A : w 1873 perches; thence u 22t &c 10
perches; thence 30t ,w9 perches; tlencen0l 10
perchcs; thence II = 10 perches; thence IaL c,
2I3 perches; thences 72f e 90 perches to chestnut
Tree; thence GIT II perches beech to the place
oihefinnins. containing acres. rood. 81 pcrches
The conditions ofthe above Sale, will he as follows to
wit: One third in hand. the day Of Sale One third in
one year One third In two years with on the
deferred payments. 70 .-
Sherif's Office at ST. CIairsviIle. Marcha, 1855.
JOHN e. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
March a, Iss5.-saO0
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SALT! SALT! SAITH!

4 Lii persons in want Of t'e above article.
T. N WIZ please take notice that the sulscrher has
lust teceiVfd asnpply OF the very hes. unaiy in net
Bbls, which he is selling at Wheeling prices is3 20
per BhI) al his store in Il. Cl1irsvie.
s--h large lot Of hne Salt in Sacks for Butter and
Table use, ust receivtdby JOIIN JEPsON
Nov. - iejI.
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State of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS:
Court Of Common Pleas.
Guernsey Branch OF the State Bank OF Ohio in wasl
ington. Pla,nin,
Thomas Johnston. .Jr., Michael Sweeny ard Louis Bay
la, DE iendauts.
Petition. Attachment.

TNHF Defendants herein named are hereby
notified that the Plaintiff on the 2ith day OF Feb.
ruary, 1855, flied Petition in the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Belmont County stating therein that Thomas
Johnston Jr Of said defendants executed his note
the Cd day Of Dec 1851, due go for the sum o..
$1,000 payable tothe order of Louis Bayha OF said
Deiendans. and endorsed by said Bayha and Michael
Sweeney and delivered to the Plaintiff; Whereby the
said Defendants become liable to nay the Plaintiff the
amount oi said note with nte est from the LIST OF Fehrna
AIRY 1855 that copy of said note is filed with said Pc
tton and also an affidavit for Attachment--that
the Plaintiff in said Petition asks for Judgment for tho
amount of said note with the interest against the Den
dats-and that said Defendants are required TO answer
said Petition on the Eth day of March, 1850 OF Judg
ment will he rendered against them upon default
MILLER PENNINGTON
March 7, is55-6w. Att'y for Plaintiff
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TESTIMONY FROM ONO

JoHS HOFFMAN. Jeromesville, Ohio Nav 10Th 1ss3
sara: lwFin 10 state fer your satisfaction and aIso
tor thai Of Others that your German liers ia what ros
recommend 1t TO he highly ysIuahie medic inc wleh
Know from having used il IN my own family to nv
same Recommendation"
STEPHEN a. ME,LY, Canton, Ohio Nav II, 1853.
says: Having heard !our German Rit.ers highly re.
commenced from sources in which placed much conf.
dence. ordered our bottles from Gley Gland Ors Of
Them gave TO hydauEhi"r vino has derived great hon.
ent from ~ two of the others sold Immediately ana
would ike you TO stHd INC supply of il to se'j ~
joins CLARK, Brunswick Ohio, Nav g. Ie54 SAWS
ont German hitters have proved successful in cverr
for itself great demand"
IHosAs LErIHToRD covirC' on. Ohio Decent Q, e7ih.
e13, says: My wife has hcen affected with tic Liver
COMPLIANT and Dyspepsia fer uuuter fyears dur pR
which time Rave spent great deal for doctorng hui
she received vary little enefI tleTefrom and ali,
doctors said she could be Cured Last ,riuo ia
concluded to try your ters she toJk two hotcs md
ever since taxing them she has been allie To attend 10
he nnsInrsS, unit very lately she Lad attack.
has again commenced the BiiIers ! have sold ante /.
number ofboIIles through her Recommendation ami a.
far as can learn, II has rivem satisfaction 10 all
DAvD.ABeoTT AustInshurG, Ohio Decemher 5. 1885,
says ftrit nae 10 bear StimOny the able Ell
hcscy oi your German Biters in tie cure of Liver
COMPLAINT For years previous 10 taking il, was SO.
verely afflicted with disease of The Liver so ,ir co
that did not eXrectto live Int hv free se of ts Bit
lers thanks to kind Prov dence find n,vsef entirely
restorad to health and able 20 my usual employ
ment." f'0'
These Bii,ers are entirely vegetable and free from Al
cohoc stmulani and all injurious ingredients mild in
ira:e ii. r'
They entirely vegetable and free from ali injuriou,
ingredients.
Sold by des'ers in medicine everywhere,
H. ALEx.aNDEP ST. clairsvnle.
Geo G. Bethel" ing
VIM Dunbar .vH Wn,
5. Grere. fls.uwn
". u. NJ .,.fnesvii.I
NJ. p. is-S >un, Som, on.
find by De, ars IN MEDICINE verywhere.
November 1Sb
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rOI 20 AND SILVER WATCHES, OF
VI ali Notwithstanding, Magic, and D. b. Gases.
just ,sseiy.d and for SAFE at reduced prizes, by
J T. SCOTT.
No, I5I Main ST., Wheeling,
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h'i' ~ .Hsrssrytsh.
L<I the Afflicted Read and Peadcrj
AZ IHrILlIhLr RssEnr for serofuis, Kings Evil
khemmaiisn, Obstinate Cntaneous Etuptons finplss
Eyes, Ring Worm or letter scsd IIe al Enisrgsm.ut
-, 'ain Of the Bones ana joints. subhorn Ulcers.
r''''.'"ie Disorders, Lumhsgo, SPINAL Complaints
anu 49, .astsarising from an inudi Oususe of Msr
entY., rlenee IN Life, OF Impurity OF the Blood.
M VI This great sltcrativo Medicine aud Purifier of
Blood now used by thousands uf graceful patients
from all parts of the United States who tesy daily IN
he Lenarkahe cures performed by the greatest Of all
ralxa. rheumatism, ,scrofua, Eruptions on the SKIN
Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affections oi
ihe Kidneys Diseases Of the Throat. Femaie Complaint.
rams and Aching Of the Bones and Joints are speedily
Fut TO flight by using this and remedy
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has vet been
i0nd 70 compare with it, 1t clcauses the system OF all
Impurities, acts gently and efficiently the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the
stores the Constitution eneeed by disease or broken
nown ~ The eIoesses OF youth TO its pristine vGor and
For The Ladies. i is ncomparably tettsr than all tho
cosmetics ever used. few doses Of CARERS sPAHsH
MiATtsE VIII remove all ssliowness Of ronpcxion
tlng the roses maning 10 the check give elasticity
the step and improve tile general he ath in
degree, beyond all the medic ines ever heard Of.
Ihe large number of certificates which have rec.i
IRON persons FROM oil parts Of the United states
we best yidnnoe that there is umtug about Tue
men wei known to the community all add their te.-
nony 20 the wonderful effects OF this GREAT BLOOD
Call on the AoESr and ret a Circular and Almspss
end read The wonderful cures this truly greatest ali
medicines Las performed.
=, None genuine unless signed BENNETT q BEERS.
InohieIors No Pearl Street. Richmond, Va to whom
aoIdeLs or supplies and agencies must be addressed.
u. ALEXANDER. St. CIairsvlI..
Jas. Baker, Wheeling.
WIN. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Geo. r. Bethel, Flushing
II. ). CLARK. Morrstown,
u. u. Mott, Barnesville.
NJ +. Miles & Son. SOmerton
Aud bv Dealers in Medicines evrrvwhers. Nov. 10
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TO CONTRACTORS.

sWEATS, SPLITTING BLOOD, WHOOPlNG
COUGH ,DiFFlCuLTY OF BREATHING,
COLDS, COUGHS, INFLUENZA
PnTHlSlC, PAININ THE SIDE,
DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS.
D.. Halls Balsam contains no orIUM CALoaEL, or
any mineral poson but is composed mostly oil those
Roofs Herbs aud Vegetable substances which have g
spec c influence upon the lungs and their connected
organs. Its IMMEDIATE EFFECT Is 10 aay all irritation
and gently the phiegm and other morbid sec re-
tons from the Throat and ArPassages, thus relieving
the Cough by su5dmRg the inflammation and other caus
healthy touc TO the Lungs themselves, thereby ena.
bling them thoroughly 10 remove from the blood
those impurities and diseased particles which, II re-
tanned do much mischief IN The system, and lays the
foundation for ~ eurabe CONSUMPTION. II also eI-
ars deeded urom the skin, and assists nature
in e2 pellng through the EXiiaeuts much OF that NOR
bid matter which would otherwise be thrown hack upon
the Lungs thus relieving them ofa part OF their work,
and rendc ing tie system pure aud healthy. When tu
herces forming, it checks their development and
further progress; ifulCeraon has taken place, II as
sis;s the lungs IN throwing OFT the corrupted matter,
suothes tile Irritation, heals the liberated cavities. and
restores them again TO healthy action. This medicine,
therefore, uol paIiafire merely which onl! relieves
for the time beug, hut il TnORoCGH CURATIVE, as IL
strikes the root The disease aud by re moving
at once all its remote and attendant conse-
Quences This is its DsTIsGuisIIED CRAnAoTfIIsriC--a
property possessed, in equal power, by no other medi
cine ofiike nature, now before the public.
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SHERIFFS SALE,
John Nolan,
G.. w. Nelan, ct al.

I1Y virtue OF an order Of Sale dresed from III,
ID Court Of Common Pleas Of Beinont County. Ohio,
" in offer for Raie at Public AuCtion on