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WARRINGTON lHyISe.-lt gives Bs much pleasure e ~
that this distinguished gentleman is pronouneed = :
physicians 70 be entirely out Of danger.
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PRooREss rHg sripEMc.-Stll another knoS pol,ss
organ has given mp the ghost lie place 81 Puo'''@
was Cincinnati
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the hrst time 10 the Sst OF MARCH, instead Of 10 The a.
April shows the following surplus each item o., ~
corresponding article and period last year;
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Alta ?. m, Of the 18th, General Canrobcrt with small
escort, passed down the Woronsow road by the British
right attack and carefully examined Athe pits Al night
fail strong force Of French with six feld-peces ives
moved down the left Of their extreme right and an
other unsuccessful attempt made take Che pits from
the Russians.
After hours heavy firing Of artillery and small
arms both parties Withdrew. Three unsuccessful attacks
made by the French morning Their loss was
about ls0 The British batteries the sth Continued ~
throw shot and shell into the maelon and new reoub,
The Russians succeeded 10 holding the pits and are en-
gagged in constructing formidable work on the uameon
although frequently interrupted by the French and Enq
lish batteries
The French persevere 10 working forward Reinforce
ments were reported TO he their way from Russia aud
the 9th Russian division had reached the vicinity on Enpa
toria The Russian position the Tcherpaya remained
unaltered Prince GorsehakoE had arrived at Baksch
Sera aud bad taken command Of the army Prince Mems
chikoh II was reported had died his way TO Moscow
ENGLAND.
The return Of the quarters revenue now made ap for
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The return Of the quarters revenue now made up for
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On the 18th reinforcement Of $4,000 entered Sc
bEstopol None Of the Russian batteries fired shot to-
day The Russians continue to throw up deeaces from the
ravnes Of lnkermann to the seaside south Of the Bebe
To-day another body Of Russians apparently about $4,000
strong observed to march towards Maekcnzies farm
and reported have crossed the Tchernaya and adj
yanced upon Baidar
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THE NIGHT ATTACKS.

During the night of March l4th there fierce af-
fair The Russians had advanced rifemen in front
of the French lines who caused considerable annoyance
When night fell, demi-brigade Of French down
and drove them out All the city batteries along the front
Immediately opened, and continued furious cannonade
for half an hour during which stronger force Of the
envy advanced the French and compelled them TO retire
with loss of 65 the Russian loss being probably
more severe. The Russians reoccupied the pits
In the night of the 18th the French renewed the attack
and succeeded with comparatively little loss in driving
out the enemys emen and occupying the pits with their
own. The French continued to hold those the right
under heavy fire, the 10th and nth of March
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Got his Just deserts.

Samuel Dick, who left Freeport some six
or seven years since, and went East with a
drove 0: horses, and left an excellent wife
and an interesting family Of small children,
but did not return 10 his family, and took
up With a Miss Elisabeth Young at Wheel
ing who had formerly lived in his family
and then went to Iowa or Illinois, and has
been living ever since with this Miss Young
vas arrested q short Time since in Illinois
On the charge Of Bigamy; was tried, found
guilty. and sentenced to the Illinois Peni.
~!sutiary at Alton. He will have comppny
al Alton with his old friend and former as
sociate Nelson briggs We are glad thai
Dick hiss at last got bis just deserts. We
aympa.hiae with his family. and are GLAD
tha. they have been well taken care Of BY
their relatives and the god cilzens ofFree.
port.
We are indebted to Mr., Joseph Finney
for the shove facts.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Rail Road Meeting.

We are requested to state that there will
be q NEE ing Of the stock holders. and al
others friendly 10 the Steubenyllle and lnd'-
ana Railroad, held at the American House
in Cadiz, on next Saturday evening, June
3, 1856. at 5 o'clock, P. NJ. Let there be
q general turn out.
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PITTSBURGH MARKET.

AbD ANNE -. ." ... .
PIrrs., May 90.
Flour--A sale of60 bhls. extra from store
at $40, l2a10,25.
Grain-Sales 800 bushels Oats from store
at SEE; 1000 do do from depot Coo. $50
bushels ear Corn from store Gle.
Molasses- 10 bbls old 36c cash.
OI-l0 bbls No | Lard Oil 75c. cash
Potatoes-75 sacks from store at $I,25a
40 per bushel.
Bacon leo lbs shoulders from store TIC
1000 do do do do Sc.
Fish-20 half hbls white at $5,95: IS
do do do $50. 20 bbls do $40; 80 half bbls
herring Sc.
Salt-15o bbls No. | from store at I62.
New York CATTLE MARKEr-Receipts for
the week ending May I6, 2.466 beeves.
1. 526 sheep and lambs. 6.673 swine, 344
milk cows, and ACES veal calves. The
sales were--for first quality beeves l4ta
l5cc, second rate l3fal4c, ordinary or very
course cattle l2al2A. The sales are by es
timated weights forths meat in the quarters
Veal--The rate at which veal fit to eat
sells at the year round is from 4 to 7c per
ID. live weight; a class called Kittens
from three to seven days old at $50
to % and 4 dol. each; another class called
"grass alyes'--generally sold when from
four to six months old, brings from 4 dol. to
7 dol; a good fat yea! often brings from 20
dol. to 80 dollars.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Common sheep 1. 5oa
O., extra loala dol lambs 5a7 dol.
SwISE--Ohio corn. fed. email size for re.
failing in market, 5ia6,. live weight; still
5sa6c. live weight; large very best eorn-fyd
7a7tc, live weight.
The offerings Of cattle we're 4l2 more
than the previous week, amt POI less than
the weekly average Of last year. which war
3.a57.
BAtriMoaE Carrie Observation-Disclosures
May 24-lo0 Beef cattle sisred to day.
sold at prices ranging from 1880 to 13..
so not. Hog. have advanced from rs "a
5oc, with sales ~ 7a7.75 per 100 ID.
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MARRIED-on the 2e,h inst, tst The house Of
William Johnsonj by }. NJ Johnson, Esq ,Mr RoH-
EEr Prrrr 70 b CAssASa-K PrrrT, slIolNOtdng-
ham Township HaGCo.
Oh the 18th inst, By Rev. VIM Cox. Rev. A. l..
PErTY, Of the Pittsburgh Cnnlersnee, TO Miss fE.'
TITIL HossoS, OF JefsrsOn county, Ohio.
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HIRAM cox, NJ. D.

We give below the statement of the Hon.
Judge Henry Morse;
MIR. A. L. Scovill-Dear Sir / am well
acquainted with DR.. Hiram Cox, OF Gin
cinnati Ohio, and with his practice, he
having been my family Physician for many
years, and can cheerfully say that l have
more confidence in him. and in his skill
as a practising Physician, than in that Of
any other man living. HENRY MORSE.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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mending Patent Medicines, Nostrums OF
CatholieOns, | nevertheless think it my duty
not only 10 my patrons, but to the eOmnu-
nifty. and all afflicted with diseases requi-
ring Cough Medicines. tostste shat, in three
cases of iuCipeut Consumption. viz: Miss
Belt, step daughter of Mr.. John Carr. Of
this city, a Miss Barger, sister in-laW Of
Mr.. v. Wunder, (butcher.) and Mr.. r. h.
Cox, one Of our Cny Council, that d. Ro-
gers Compound Syrup Of Liverworth and
Tar, operated more like a Specific chan any
Remedy Of a similar character | have ever
used in my practice. One of the cases
above, viz: Miss Belt, appeared 10 be labor
ing under the LAST STAGE OF SCRoF-
ULoUS CONSUMPTION. as pronounced
by several physicians who were in atten-
dance previous to my being called to treat
her case. She is st this time In the enjoy
ment of as apparent good health, and from
appearance, as Xix J to die with any other
disease, as any other young lady Of this
city. As it respects the health Of the other
two cases. all the threatening premOnitory
symptoms seem to have subsidized from the
use of a few bottles of the above Syrup.
Yours respectfully, &C.,
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Our AND IN.--Dauiel Ullman, the Hin
doc, made application the other uight for
admission iuto the order of the "American
Sta:," an ofshoot and an adjunct Of til
X. Ms organized in New York city, mum
boring some 1900 members, and controlled
by the "b'hoys." He swore he was a ma.
tive Protestant, but admitted that his pa.
rents we're French. This wal too much and
the original Hindoo was blackballed. His
friend j. w. Barker, President Of the K. N
Council of the State of New York, WAS
more fortunate, and succeeded in inducing
the "AmericarSt Stars" to adopt a new thirt
degree which takes upon itself the manage
ment of the affairs of the order, and it ha,
nominated him for Grand President. 81
says the Tribune.
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EgWe are under obligations TO our
friend Mooney. Conductor on the S. &l
r r. for late Cincinnati papers In advance
Of the mail. Mooney is one of the mostac-
sommodatiug men that we ever knew, and
he shows i, by furnishing the editors with
late ne TVS. Long life to you, Mooney.
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CA s ID.

THOSE who have given their notes on settlern en-
of their accounts on the Books of James Banister
will find it to their advantage to call and settle with
inTEN DAYS. The affair MUST BE SETTLED.
There are some who have not ever called yet. The
matter cannot be delayed longer. j.. N. Els rEP.
May 2, 1875.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
E YORK MARKET

Cincinnati. May a8-Flour dull! at 9,s5.
Provisions dull.
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IAMEs WILSON
NERVOUS DISORDERS

INGlNOOO 1~lJohDCnG i
Are G~iaeases OF the mind as well as OF the body, are
are most common 10 p~cfsons ofdclicate constitutions
AID sensitive minds. Low spirits, melancholy
frightful dreams, and fearful anticipatiens Of evil
from the slightest causes, generally accompany ner.
.Vous disorders. The Forest Wine and Pills are an
energetic remedy in these complains.
Extract & OF a letter from Mr. Joseph c. Paulding
dated Philadolphia, September It'll, lS43.
DIR. G. w HALSEY;
Dear Sir, your Forest Wine and Pills have cured
INV wife of a dread full Nervous disorder, with which
ahe Ind been affected for many years. Her body
was almost wasted away. She was frequently dis
turbed in her sleep by trightful dreams, awakening
cite exhausted and covered with perspiratiou, and
NJ times laborine under the delusion that something
dreadful was sbout to happen to her. BY the use Of
four bottles OF the wine, md a box Of the Pills, she
Il now in perfect health She has regained hor flesh
aud color, and enjoys society as well as ever.
]. G. PAUbDING.
Dr.. DAyIpM ARyIs, a celebrated prOctioner Of New
York, declared publicly, that one bottle Of Halseys
Forest Wine contained more yirtpes than fifty OF The
large bottles Of Sartapariia, Messrs. s. s Lampman
&, Ca, one Of The largest and most e pectahle Tfrugg
,sts in Syracuse. in q letter, says, From What they
have heard and seen Of liz y Forest Wine, il i
an excellent and good m~edtcina, and will undouht
adly become the leading medicine oftlie daE.p
he Forest Wine is put up in large square bottles,
with DR.. Halseyis name blown in the glass; 81 per
bottle, or sir bottles for &5. Gum coated Pills, Is
Cents Der boz. Agents are authorized 10 retail az
we'll ~ Wholesale 10 On os favorable conditions as
tho propfistor, No, loI Duone s., corner of Hudson,
IN. York. Appointed Agents in C~pdiz-John Bsall,
aud cold by Druggise throughout tie Stag,
MEY al lEsS7Sin,
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The Cadix Accommodation Train

The Cadiz Accommodation Train
Leaves Steubenville daily Sundays excepted al
420P ?. IL. Arrives at Cadiz ct SAB P n.
Leaves Cadiz at 5.37 A. N. arrives at Steubenville
at llo5, A. n, ell
Agents.
James Collins & Co, Freight and Passenger A
gents, No la and lis Water ST Pittsburgh.
]. N. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami r. Il.
Depot, Cincinnati.
cinnati.
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark.
F. A. Wells, do. Steubenyiile.
(. LAYFAYErEE DEyEENY, General Freight and lick
ct Agent, Steubcnyille:
Il. w. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
Mnn 90 1873
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WILL be Kept tho cowtfHG season AZ tis stsbAs af
Ssrnuel Slemmous in Gadix. Isfn4s--SA.
Mr. Bernard Weaver, o~fS;iilwater, TasrsfewA.
county, who raised yong Salisbury. says.4-sl Fa,s-
ed the iron gray sorse, Young S~a.sbuJY. he WIS
sired by a ialt blood Salisbury. Tia dam IL i fas
my residence VI this tine. She cannot 10 ~eanalisd
witnia the sruuiy. SIZE isa fall klo0d CanatIfss.
win very hsevJ rnnin snd tail, ara il wei esgsu'
lated Tor either hs4 niies or sadd .. Yeuua SAILS erTs
has tho best lot Of colts that has eyer been III III !
country. Mfr. Barn I uttsSbaek Ans one III hsg tofts
that ea not he benz Ia the State, nmd yoa vSnia III
well to haze him seeR in Caali1. Yea neod moi 81 4
fFail 10 havs hinl shown in Cadiz. lie il esly I've
years cid. and viii NJ thFss III Juas.f
Cadis, April II, sS5s-3m
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Attachment Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given, that at my instance,
IN a witt of attachment was this day issued by
Dawn, GIadman, d justice of the peace Of Franklin
township, niSrrison county, Ohio, against the goods,
chattles and effects Of Robert NJ, Ruby, an abscond-
ing debtor, for the sum 81 ffty-six dollars and fifty
six cents. Dated May y, '35. JOHN YOUNG.
May 30, lS55-it.
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IcK CsEAA,-Fersuson is furnishing ey-
cry evening a superior article Of Lee Cream.
We know tina. it is a superior article, Tor
we have tried It; and We believe that We
are q Judge.
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New York, May a8-Flour has advanced
l95c. with sales Of good Ohio at 10. STA
1861.
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EE~Abopt the best place to get a coat or
any artic'e in the clothing lire, and one loo
ths, will Gt, is at the clothing store OF our
friend Crabb under our Office.
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Sflarkets>
CADIz PRICES r
EoVRxCTEp WEEKLY
CADIZ MAY 80, 1855.

EoURxCTEp WEEKLY
CADIZ MAY 80, 1885.
1 LoONi SAO'pW
WHEAT, ''''.''' ml.fo
NoRN, 10
CAlsi ....'...H'...fu0.
EhAA nEED, &, ml,OO
LkANS, A,OWG..'
J. lmofH r3uf1.
CLoEEk5EEDl.. .'.-s"......,. .so,OuP
foEAfoES,
DRIED APPLES, per busliel, .............. @l,00
ORlED TEACHES, .z,UOD.
DuTIEhI ''''''''.t''..' .-.'....... lSG..
CHEESE, lAG..
lIhREi 49, .ofGo
FORK. j,3uiGiuu
oALr, J,OuEB..
Eggs. ..s....... lAD..
,......... HOtD.
WOOD, .E,OO9. :.
NOoLi .,......., obR53O
COFFEE,. .....GDlo
HoLASsES by the BIB. .29037
n. q. Sugar, ,70S
FlsH-New shad, W bbl 1905
Mackerel, No. 3, " " 1900
~ ~ ''s''''..,.'.... lZ,9u
Herring /" ............ 500
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"THE WAY THEY Go."-David J. Walker,
a young lawyer of Little Rock, Ark com
mitted suicide on the 9Th inst, by stabbing
himself,
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Special 4l0tuts.-

Srlnterest paidOu Deposites al the Banking and
Exchange Office OF Robert Lyons. Cadiz, Ohio.
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II MOST EXTRAORDINARY
CURES OF CONSUMPTION

Are made here at home and certified to by such
men ss w. d Wright, NJ. D., Us Lawson, NJ. D.
VIM, G Smith, NJ. D., J. S. Johnson, NJ. d., Capt.
VIM. Pearce, R. S. M~alford, Esq and others who
are well known citizens OF CincInnati.
EErCAbL Upon THE AGEET-&T
And get n pamphlet and read their certificates in
tull, and you must be fully convinced Of the extra,
ordinary merits Of this Medicine.
&TCAUTlON! Beware OF DR.. Halls Pulmonic
Elixer, also, Dr.. Halt's Cough Remedy, which il
sometimes palmed Oft for the genuine.
or BE- sure and ask for DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam
FOR the Lungs. Genuine signed, Q 4 Baker Go
FOR SALE BY John Beall, Cadiz; Isaac Lewis
Georgetown; F.. J Pnipps. Smyrna; Thomas Green
f~reeport; Pitts & Son, feefsville; A. Jul Schii
Der. Mooreheld; K. Pettis, Deerteld; l.. ID. Rowley
franklin. tmay 9, ls55,-2nl)
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LADIES' DRESS GOODSl
READY MADE CLOTHING!


DRACTICAL Confectioner, Wholesale and Re.
J. tail Dealer in Candies, Cakes, Nuts, Raisins
Crackers ant Imported Cigars, nearly opposite the
bank, Steubenville, Ohio.
N. b.-Wedding and other parties furnished with
Cakes, &C., on short notice. May IL, 1855.
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RTINTEREST PAID ON DEPOSTTES AT
THE BANKING HOUSE OF REIN wELCH&
CO., CADlZ, OHIO.
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CARRIAGE, WAGON 8 BUGaI
Liquor Lac.

MARVIN WARREN of 9ellsfon,aias, o., hss
w prepared 8 pamphlet with Forms and direSss9as
designed to be u complete guide to justices ana 9th
ers, under the Liquor law Of 1854. his has bis seSeaa
edition now oE hand, which contains ell tbs tsss
decisions OF the SaptemsC Court upoa thssahjecs, to.
gcther with q copy oi the act.
The work is indorecd for correctness BY some ~
able Laws eos residing in every part OF the Slsse.
TlI. following resolution was adopted by the S.sts
Temperance Convention, held a, Columbus on $40
s2d Of FEBRUARY, l5j5;-9esolved that the .sLera,
Forms prepared by NJ. Wsrren, Esq, 81 BeIi4ioa.
taine for proceeding under t.e OHIO Liquor Law, Re
recommended 10 the temp rance men throughout
the State.
PRicR OF TIE WoRx Single copy 80 cts; Pear
copies 8 90 or b cts per cePy; Forty copies sa.eG
or 20 cents per copy; Sixty C pies $500 or 10 esass
per copy Sent |" any part CT the State q; ,ay ex-
peus Sc and risk, as so.'n as ordered wi h the raoney
enclosed Coin, Wills, or postage stainps eaa Be
sent at my risk by mail i! properly enclosed. All
orders directcd soou to VI WARREN, Attorasy d;
Law, bslleion aine, Logan county, Ohio, with Hnon.
ey enclosed. will fecelye profaPt attention. aE.sli
orders attended Ee as promptly az any.
April II, 1888 sa NJ. WARREN.
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Legal Notice.


Waiter B Beebe,
We.
Amos A Cope and
Elizabtt III his wife, and
Alexander Mcllroy.
THE defendant, Alexander Mcllroy, VIII TAXI
notice that a petition n 70 been filed agalnst him am
others, in the Court of Common Pleas Of Harrison
county, Ohio, the ~ohjectof which is TO procure al OF
der oil sale Of certain Ian | and premises lately mort
gagged, to wit, January I9, 1854, by said Amos A
Cope and Elizabeth his wife. to Walter b. Beebe, ID
secure the payment OF $535l,0 90, evidenced by saie
Cope's five promissory otcs, two Of which have beer
endorsed to said Mcllroy; one for &l2o4,00, and Thu
other for Sll45,00- The prayer OF said petition i
that said premises may be sold and the proceeds sp
piled to the payment OF said notes endorsed to sait
MeIiroy, and 10 the payment Of tho rest Of said note
in said PLAINTIFF possession. Said defendant 10 re
CURED 10 answer said petition on the 7Lh day ofJu
", A, d. 1855. ] M. ESfEf, ATTY
May Is, 1855 -6w.prfcess so for Pl'F.
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h-A NEw, LAasE ErrESsivEASD sUFERroE STOCK
Of VaTiety Goods, embracing every article in the line
also, a full and superior stock ofJewelry, at a shade
above Eastern prices, at the store of Robert Czech.
ran, Fourth street. Steubenyille. TO these assort-
menis, the attention ofCountry Merchants and Ped.
lars is directed, as they will be sold at Bargains,
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Notice to Shippers.

TRANSPORTATION OFrlcr, S. 81 r. R. -
Steubenvilie, April 10Th 1858.
A FREIGHT TRAIN is now running to New.
IA ark, leaving Steubenyiile daily, Sundays ex-
ceptcd, at 5 O'Clock a. IN. and Cadiz at 9 Sc q IN.
Shipments TO ailstatious, except Unianpart, Cadiz,
FaiTyiew and New Market, uhrichsvillc, PORT
Washington, New onierstown, Lafayette, Coshoc
ton, Adams Mills, Dresden aad Newark must be
prepaid.
shippers will pt ase conclude their shipments and
receive their consignments previous TO 6 O'Clock each
evening. LAFAYETTE DEVENNY,
April %, 1855. GenerplF Freight Agent.
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EI-Henipg Il Melvin. steubenvilIe, keep
as large and full . stock of Drugs and
Medicines, as any house that we are &c
suainted With. The attention OF Druggists
and nil others who may need anything in
theii linz, is referred to their advertisement
in another c,lumn.
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MoRs EysDSscr I'VE stated last week
lhat there was at least one Of the numerous
Cough Remedies Of the day which had, By
i.s merits. worked it, way into extensive
use araeng tho ~mostre6nsd and intelligent
circles Who are, Of course. the best able to
Judge Of lts virtues. The following state.
urents are in point:
~PRoFEssoR HIRAM Cox.s.
TESTIMONY.
C~IsclxxA4r, O.
Mr.. a. L. scoyill-sir: however rcluc
thas I may have bseu 70 permit my nam.
40 appear ss schsas sos certificate RECON-
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AZ a spring snd Summer Medicine, Carriers Span
ish Mixture stand p~re-eminent above all others
Its singularly eficacious action on the blood; its
strengthening and v~ivifying qualities; its tonic ac-
ton of the Liver; its tendency to drive all humors
to the surface, thereby cleansing the system accord
ing to Nature prescription; its harmless, and at The
same time extraordinary good effects, and the mum.
Der Of cures testified to by many ofthe most respect
able citizens of Richmond, Va. and elsewhere, must
be conclusive evidence that there is no humbug a.
bout it. W
The trial of a single bottle will satisfy the most
skeptical of its benefits.
=" See advertisement: april Is Ava
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CAPTAIN B~ELLFOUNDER.

THE CELEBR ATED PREMILM BLOOD IIsess,
80 we'll and iayosabiy known thrnAgh
Ohio, and adjoining states. wtl be tBsnM
kept fvr the improvement Of stock HNA-
the present Seasnn Al the stable Of the Mm
subsctiht 7 in Plank Rae, : miles east N
of Cadiz, on the ~fiopcdsls anu Wheel - 81
ing Flank Road; We will a. asuai, give @
a go premium on the beet, and el0 % the second
best Be l~ltosnier co. shown a. the Wheeling lsiana
Fair. Terms of services 80 usual See hill.
80 ]. u. q. JOHNSON.
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II. -. MOOdey,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
Steubenville, Ohio.
nrMill practice in the Courts of Harrison county.
April II, 1885. lypd
Notice in Attachment.

Notice in Attachment.
Al. Croskey
Reeder Fish SAT ny instance an order
and -@ i,of attachment was thie day
Jane Fish. issued bysWm II. McGay-
san, Eco, q Justice Of tlis Pence af North township,
Harrison County. Ohio against the property and
effccts OF itesder Fish and Jane Fish; non residents
Of said county, the amount claimed for which tbs
order was issued $3.50 and costs ei,lv in oil
eI9,9e.
Dated this 18th dag Of April, A.D. 1855.
May 8, 1858, A. E.sCKlS&EY ,PliE.