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WIN almost every exchange Paper we open wo
see a notice commencing, We acknowledge the
feceipt OF basket OF choice peaches pears olums
Nc.' as the case may ho. We wish some Of our
,tenus MOULD astonis.i us with something OF that
knd.-Wheeling inteHigcncer.
why don't you get appointed member Of the
Committee on Summer Fruit. We got lot of the
following kinds Of fruit during the past week, pe
did,
The Committee on Summer Fruit
Acknowledge the receipt Of the following articles;
From Mrs Morrison, Chinese double Towering;
Crawford Early, and Cooledge's favorite Peach a
Cathead Apple measuring l2i inches around; Tur'
key Sweeting, American Summer Pearmain, and
Early Red Streak Apples, Early York Cerale,
Grand Admirable, and Chllian Peach Doyenne de
Etc Pear, and Wharton's Butter Pear.
From Lewis Sutton some Cathead Apples measur.
ing IL inches in circumference.
From Robert II. Miller. some Yellow Magnum
Bonum plums. measuring 81 inches in circumter-
ence.
From Thos. c. Thoburn, some Cathead Apples
measuring 3inches in circumterence-some ASH
more, or Early Penocks measuring l2i inches. and
some fine Mt Pleasant Sweets,
From Thos Osborn, some fine potatoes.
From Mrs. l. r.. Eaton, some of the largest
Green Gige tlums we have ever seen, some measur-
ing ST inches in circumference.
FROM James Osborn, some fine potatoes, some OF
which measured inches in length and inches in
circumference the short way.
The pears presented last week by Chas III. Arick
were the Harvest pear and not the Pound Pear as we
had it,
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TO TEACHERS,
Look up!

"rhe farmer husto look up this fall in gathering
his corn.n
Such was the language Of a farmer friend TO us
the other day, and how suggestive The farmer
must look up for his because the stalks are tol
was the dea--but ah the farmer should always look
ap''up higher than The highest stalk at corn which
atbest is no more than sore or two of feet higher
than the hill top which rears its head beyond his
house.''higher than the roof tree whose wide
spreading top has wooed the gentle zephyrs in sum.
mer, nnd beat to the fierce blasts of winter Tor full an
hundred years''oye, higher than the s,arry frma.
mont-~even up to the throne of the Eternal Gver
OF the sunshine and the ran...the God OF the har.
vest Look up then, thou hopeful prayeriul husband.
man---look up, Tor there thou hast friend who as
declared that "seed time and harvest shall not fa
Look up, then as you SOW YOUR seed or as you bend
to the waving groin let your heart look up to thine
eyerfaihng, ever faithful Beneiactor!
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MARRIAGES..

In Malta, Morgan Co., Ohio. on the lst
inst, by John Timms, ESQ.,, Mr. George Nc
Nickos, of this county, and Miss Rebecca A.
Kirby, Of Morgan county.
On Tuesday, 22st inst, at the Heberling
House in MartinsviIle, by Rev. D s, We'll
ling, Mr.. Charles Jones, and Miss Nancy E..
Weeden, both OF Jefferson County.
By Rev. N. C. Worthington, on the 23d
inst Mr.. Jerome Epan, end Mss Mary Nc.
Mahan' all OF Morristown Belmont Co., Ohio.
On the 22d inst, by Rev. John Moffat,
Mr.. Alexander Anderson, aud Miss Elizabeth
Brotpn
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PETITION For DIVORCE

Thomas Butlsr The sbove named Den will tate
vs. notice, that on the Iih day .oi
Ei,df't Builer July, 1855 petition was filed IA
ihe CoGdOt Common Pleas Of Belmont County OHIO.
~ tie above rsm,d plaintiff praying fora divorce IN
the wofes aud hzures following. Owir st
1homes BulsT.I To the honorable, the Judge oi
v. the Court Of Com. PIesSi wnhIn
Bridget Butler. aud for the County Of lseldDoft
and Etsu Of OHIO.
Your Petitioner Thomas Butler, Of the County Of
Belmont sudsste OF ONO, hereby complaining, states
resident Of tie County Of Belmont. Aforesaid and he
has been bOHa de resident Of the State Of Ohio for
more than twenty years past hefore the filing o this bs
petition That your Petitioner ~ the husband Of Bridget
Butler that your Petitioner was legally Joined together
IN marriage with the sad Bridget tbe-day OF Feb
A. D. B-;that the said Bridget Butler, shortly after
her marriage with your petitioner, commenced q
course OF dissipation and continued therein, wholly
uniting her for the discharge Of the duties winch the
marital contract imposed upon her; and your Petitioner
alleges and aveshe fact TO be- that the said Bridget has
been guilty Of hGtuaI dTuukness for than three
years last before the Mng OF this petition; aud that
also. the said Bridget has been guilty. towards your
Petitioner Of grnsz neglect Of duty this wit that
the said Bridget would become intoxicated and wholly
Incapable OF dschnrging the duties Of towards
your Petitioner, ~ manifest aud open violation and
regard Of the marital rights Of your Petitioner and the
Sad Bridget has ieIl your Petitioner and gone TO parts
unknow TO your Petitioner. Your Petitioner therefore
prays that the said Bridget Butter he made party de-
Iendant to this petition. that she answer all aud
hearing thereof for the causes Aforesaid that yOur
honor would grant adivpTce, to your PetiOner from
The said rdRet dissOlviug the obligations Of thor said
marital contract now suhsistiug hptwrfn them: etd
That both parties be freed from the obligations thereof
aud for such other aud further relief your honor
may seem right and proper in the premises and your
Petitioner will ever pray &c aud the said def. wiz also
lake notice that at the next term Of SAID Court decree
viii he asked for IN accordance with the PRAYER Of said
petition. THOS. BUTLER, by
aug gov PETER TALLMAN his Auy.
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PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTOE

INIllS preparation, although less than
two years before the public, owing to the wonder
inl effects ulpn tic human har ard scalp has already
oltsned Ceihrity and sac perfectly unparalleled.
That this preparation viii actually
Restore Gray Hair to its Natural Color,
produce uxursn, growth upon the heads OF the bald
prevent the har from falling Oh, and when used
tni let article produce continual flow ot the raj
fluids aud thus rendcr the har soft glossy aud wavey.
destroy dseasesOf the scalp and expel daudru. tie
certificates of distinguished genilcmen aud ladies IN
every part Of the country, who have t'. H. and the
fore speak what they know. most fully tt est. That y
proper use Of the restOra the hair hc mode
fetain its natural color 10 almost any age allotted
humanity, by removing the .of tht dssasn from
the sca p matter how long standing-.ne concur.
testimony OF the urcss and the fra.s nu.
nrrUus rfSr' rable IndiyGuas Of both leave no
doubt Circulars containing full particulars relative
to thn of this curative wel a. nnha
tons OF editors aud icaies lcfore alluded 10,
he had Of all agents. For sac by
Aug. 9. 'jj. 4. c. MARTIN & Co
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i.UB ELLIS
PLOUGH DEPOT O

CORNER OF MAIN QUINCY SIS,
MI AY be found a large assortment of
siuhbe pioughs Patent Lever and Iron pioughs, Har
rows.
Seymon's Grain d ills the best IN use, Cider Mills
Chain Pump fixtures, Chain Pump 1uhemg, Chain
Guano, BeBrrgs superphosiate Lime. Charcoal in lump
and ground, Soap stone ground White sand;
La sc and small Corn Baskets,
100 Corn stalk and Hay cutters, Brre scythes, Ware
house aud Miller's Trucks, Thermometer Churns
Barrel Churns Taylor's Churns. Dasher Churns, Fork
Handles Hoe Handles, Broom Handles, Corn sheiers
Brush Hand es, Shovels,
Brooms and Whips Oo Grind stones Ind Grind stone
hangings, Platform scales warranted, Washing ma.
Chimes, Rolling Pins, Clothes Fins. Tubs and
Buck is, Peach Baskets
Ok Yokes and Bows, Heavy Hames, Cow ties, Bird
Cages. Bird Seed ETC., ArthuT's sell sealirg Gains
These were thoroughly tested during last
changed
Trees aud Plants in their season-our arran gements
made for supply of Fruit trees of all kinds from
of the best New Jersey Nurseries. Sceds-Tm0,hy
Kentucky lue grass seed, Mttt, aud all other seed
bought and sold. Also, Corn and cob Crusners.
LAND & REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
For the purchase sal Of Farms unimproved Lands
Mill property, city and village property.
R H. HUBBELL.
0TOGce al the Agricultural Seed Store, near
the B. D. o. r. r Depot. Wheeling. 80
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Alexander Armstrong,

Alexander Hall and Perry Wilkinson.
Y virtue of Sd alias Execu ution to NE
] tdirected from the Court of Common Pleas of Bel
mont County Ohio, will offer for Sale Public Auc
tion OH
Thursday the 3Oh day of September 1855.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. Al. and O'Clock
NJ of said day front door Court House in
St. Clarsvilie in said county, the following Lands
tenements situate lying and being in the county of
Belmont and Stale of ohio, md bounded and ribed
as follows TO wit: Lots numbers 6-ll-l2-I5-l6-I7
Observation-Disclosures aud the L. part Of Lot No
"a, in the OF the Great esttrn in said county
taken in Ex.cItU al t1n SAT- Of Alexander ARMSTRONG
Sherifs Office, st. CIairsville,
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff
aug. 80, 1856 50.
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SuERIFF'S SALE.
John Woodburn,
Alexander Woodburn, ct al.

Alexander Woodburn, ct al.
pY virtue vi all order of sale directed from the
- Cour OF CoTmOn Pleas Of Belmont County. Ohio
! will offer for sale a. Public Auction on
Tuesday the 4h day Of September
is between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. aud O'Clock
r. NJ OF said day the front door OF le Court House
led Land and tenements Sluate lying aud benny this
County of Belmont and Stae Of Ohio. aud boupdsd and
deserted as follows wit: The west half OF the NJ
west quarter OF section No L. Range No 4, Towt ID ~
No j. containing ~ acres OF Land more or less, also
TIE last he uf tie North East Quartyr Of section No
IT, TOWNSHIP Sa 5, aud Range M 4, containing 81
acres Of and more less, the following CONDITIONS,
.Dird maud the day sale. one ia one year and
III two years with interest on the deferred pay
ncuis. $1,000
sherld's Office. 81. CrsirsviiIe. Aug. Cd 1855.
JOHN e. C.NICHULS, shesif
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HeimbOld's Highly Concentrated
Compound Fluid Extract
S A r S A P A RILLA.

For Purifying the Blood removing all diseases arising
from Excess OF Mercury, exposure and inprudeuce
In lile, chronic constitutional disease, arising
from all impure state Of the Blood an the
only reliable Il effectua known remedy
Tor the Cure of Scrofuia Salt Rheum,
SCad Head, UiCeratOns of the
Throat and Legs. Pains and
Sweliings ofthe Bones,
letter, Pimples
The Face, and all Scaiy Eiuptions Of the Skin
Thir article is now prescribed by some of the most
distinguished Physicians in the country, and has proved
more eieIent in practice than any preparation of Sar-
sapara yet offered to the public. Several of sec.
ondary syphilis, Mercurial and ScrofulOus diseases
have entirely recovered in the incurebe wards OF our
Public Institutions which had for many years resisted
every mode oftreatment that could be devised These
cases furnish striking examples of the salutary effects
o this medicine in arresting of the
diseases, after the glands destroyed and the bones
already affected.
NOTICE.-I,etters from responsible Physicians and
Professors OF several Medical Colleges, and certificates
ofcnres from patients will be found accompanying both
Preparations.
Prices, Fluid Extract of Buchu, 81 pr bottle, or G
bottles for Sj.
Prices, Fluid Extract of sarsapara 81 per bottle
6hoies for S. equal IN strength to one gallon syrup
of fSarsaparilla
Prenaud and sold by II. T. UELMBOLD, Chemist, es3
Chestnut ST., near the Grard House, Phi hadelphia
To be had of A.C. MARTIN, S co.
Sole Agents for St. ClairsvIile, Ohio.
VIM. S. BELL MiIlwood, o,
Sole Agent for Guernsey County
AND OF DRUGGISTS & DEALERS EVERYWHERE
0E5-AH Letters directed to the Proprietor or
Agent recejne immediate attention. IN
May "A, 1855.
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PROBATE COURT.

State Of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS.
N Office is hereby given that the follow.
\ ing named Executors, Administrator y and Guar
dans have filed their accounts and vouchers my OF
fee for settlement to wit:
John u. Ionnson, Admir- Of Isaiah Barnes decd,
John NJ. Weeks, Ex. of Phillip Barnett deed.
Benin Frost Ex. of William Frost decd
Wm.G. Barnard, ES. of Thomas Barnard decd.
Milton Miller, EK. of David Miller de'd.
Milton Miller Adm'r with the will annexed Of Sarah
Miller deed.
Milton Miller. Guardian Of Byron Miller.
~ iltOn Miller Guard an OF Addison Miller.
The first four above named accounts, will he for
hearing aud settlement the 2is and the four last
the g2d day OF Sept next. -
DAVID HARRIS,
aug. both 1855. Probate Judge.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Preston B. Kennard,
Jane Kennard, ct al.
In p1,Tjflon


DY virtue of order ofSale to me directed from the
- Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio,
viii offer for sale at Pur!c Auction OF
Wednesday the III day Of SEPTEMBER, 1865
between the hours of o O'Clock, n. NJ. and o.
clock r. of said day, the front door of the Court
House in 81. Cairsve, in said county, she following
lands and teHemenls, Situ-te lying and being ia
said county of Belmont. and STATE of Oh,o, bounded
anc described follows TO wit: Beiug part OF sec
No 90 Township and e3, hesihn+Rg oi the same
the of said section. running with the East
Lnuudary thereof IL 81 poles TO post corlrer "t
Joseph Gbt on land, thence with said Gibbons land
the ten following Courses. :. - Is min w. 40 poles 10
post, thence - Perches 20 sugar tree OF one
of the Northern boundaries of Muses Medcslfs land;
thence South ~ W :Opurches To dOgwocd thence
: o. w 81 perches to a white Walnut. thence Al
W "a per hes Bee h thence 4j w 81. per-
ches white Walnut. thence i5S w ~ .TereEes 10
& white OAK, thence ST. oil Ierehes to post
thence - W 10 posi- thence 81 o. perohes 10 the
place Of beginning. Containing lJ3 acres l45-t'efehes
more or les.
n. 0. The widows holding dover in the above de.
scrihe premises has released her doWer IN tlie Same
and prem VIII he sold free vi incunbfsnce OF
said dover.
Sheriff Odite, 81. C'airsvile, Aug. oh 1851.
-s54j JOHN &. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE

KEEP " 3EFDHE
TFl-3 PEOPLE,
ITHAT, Notwithstanding the polite efforts
i of A. G Martin d Co. to deprive me of my
agencies, viii sell the following
PATENT MEDICINES.
a, prices from 10 25 lower than re,ailcd in any
store in the county. All Of the following warranted
genuine. :.
DR.. D. Jaynes Expectorant & Alter
ative sold at 75 cents per Bo,tle,
common price S1,00
Sands, Bulls, Howe's & Boreman's
Sarsapar HAS,
DR.. Guysotte's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparlla.
Brant's Balsam & purifying Extract.
Il elmbold's Genuine Proportions.
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Rogers ompound Syrup of Liver
wort and Tar.
X ennedy's Medical discovery.
HooAand's German Bitters
Lyons Katharion.
Wrights
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry.
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Anarchists Uterine Catholicon.
Rowlands Tonic Mixture and Syrup
of Blackberry Port.
PILLS.
Jaynes, Wrights, Sellers, McLanes,
Plant, and Poor Townsends Bran
dreths, Lees, Ayres &c.
VERMIFUGE'S.
McLanes, Sellars, Jaynes, Bardott's
Worm Sugar Drops, Freys, and
Hobensack.
LINIMENTS.
Farrclls Arabian Liniments, NJ erlah
Mustang, Cochran's, Van-Vlecks,
Tobiases Venetian, Chinese Il Nerve
& Bone Liniments, DR.. Strobles Pile
Liniment-a certain cure for Piles,
Price IS cents per Box.
OINTMENTS.
McAllisters, Morehead's Magnetic,
Trask's Magnetic, and Croton Pile
Ointment.
HARDWARE.
A general assortment always on hand, the following
are a few of the leading art icles III this line
Cross.cm and HanHsaus, Door Locks and
handles, NIL S.p and Cross-cut, Files, Bull
Screps, Iron and Steel Squares, Pad and
Till Locls, Augurs shoulder Braces and Bits,
Wood d. Iron hasps, Bed Castors, Carpen-
ters Rules, LuR and Porters Shutter hinges
A good assortment Of Table cutlery, Rdsors dc
THOSE uanfing such articles wW do weil TO ex-
anime m1 stock VIM. Mdnn's Are heavy q
liqht, the best are in uSe--Price Sl,l5.
, Also A fine lot of CAP and LETTER paper. Ink
stands steel pens and holders, good article OF paper
for Is per qne as good as coiihohy SOFA Try
il, il is good aud cheap as good,
OILS PAINTS of all kinds sold at Wheeling prices
for cash. py.NDrp
Aug. 0, 1855, 3m.
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STATE OF OHIO, ..-
COUNTY OF BELMONT Sc,
Petition for Partition. -
Hiram Cecil, demandAnt, :


Hanry CeeiI Thirsa Greenfield, & Ross Greennaid hey
husband Mai,aia Gordon q DAVID Gordon her husband,
Irwin Cecil & J0nsbsn Baker tsdpitsl and John Z,
Cecil, Samuel G. Cecil & En1eid r.. Baker unisnis)
defendants. - n.S Dgs ~ -
The above named defendants will take notice that on
the 18th day of august last A. d. lsSS, the above
named denIandant 6led petition in the Common Pleas
Court OF said County cf nsmoht, where the same IL
now pending. Gcmsndlns parttiohSoi the laiowinr
premises situate in said county ptt the b. T. az oi
Section 20, Township 10. Rsngse 9. The dsntndant
asks that psgitcnb made Of said premises a. isless
Wahaa t;ordon * irwin Cecil ceach one ssvsuh To
Enfield r. Baker one seventh (suhect 10 the es.sIs "a
courtesy of his father Jonathan bakeI) 70 Sohn y
CeciII a Samuel G; Cecil each one fourteenth part
at1he neTt term of said An application whI ps
by the demandsnt for an order hsi paf, on may
Js made { {. of said premises. D. D. y. CoWE ES. =
aug. I6, 1855. CIV iuf iof peNh"hS'
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SuERIFf'S SALE.
Robert II. O'NeiI,
Samnson WhctneY.

Sampson Whetney.
DY sirtre of an alias Execution TO me directed from
- the Couri OF Common Pleas o Belmont County Ono.
| " IN offer for Sale al Public Auction on
Tuesday the An day Of September 1855,
heiween ,thc hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and O'Clock
NJ Of said day 81 the front door oiihe Court House,
in ST. Clarsvlflc in SAID County, the following Lands
and tenrmeuts Situate living aud being in the County OF
Belmont and state Of Ohio, and bounded and described
a. follows 10 wit: -.
Beng part of Sections No 10, 90 and q. in Township
No 2. and Range No =, containing one tenth OF an
acre. uppfs!s-d at $500.
ShetiErs Office ST. Ciairsvine, Aug. Cd, 1855.
JOHN g. NICHOLS, Sherif
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STATE OF OHIO BELMONT County. IS

~ Court of Common Pleas oI said County
James s. Smith, plaintiff
CiNll action.
Alfred 4. Arick, defennent Attachment.
The defendant q A Arick, ,an ahscondinr resi-.
dent debtor is hereby notified, that on the 2-t day OF
Juy ID lnjj, the plaintiff filed his petition Will the
Citrk o the Court OF Com Please OF said county. The
OF jcct and prayer ofwhch Is, TO rec0vet Judgment
ganst the said A. A. AriCk for SlG- with interest
thereon since april LIST 1853 ana for $40 interest there
since april LIST 5i. and for 45 and interest thereon
since OctuleT 9.nd "a, being amount claimed due
from aid defendant upon three several contracts for
boarding entered into between the SAID plaintiff and
defendant and for the contract price Tor boarding the
said defendant and his family aiie dehucting credits
which is fully set forth in said petition. The deen-
dant is also notified that order of attachment has
heen issued in said against his goods n chaiile,
lands 1euements. The said defendant is there fore
notified appear and answer demu said petition
or before September 2Uth is5j said petition Will
he taken true aud confessed against him, judgment
rendered thereon accordingly.
N. J. w. GLOVER,
aug. 'jj. CIV. Atty. for plaintiff
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TWO COMPh MES!

TWO COMPANIES
MENAGRIE g. CIRCUS
S. d. HowEs, Propr'r.
MYERS & MADlGAN'S
CELEBRATED
Equestrian Troupe!
Without Extra Oh arge, forming
EXHIBITIONS IN ONE.
For one Day Only.-AflernooI
aud Evening.
]. NJ. NIXON, Director OF th'
Combined Exhibitions.
Al ST. CIairsvilie, Oh
WEDN ESDAY Sept 26, las
In this Exhibition will b.,
found the greatest Living Cur
osities in the Animal kingdom
viz: LIVING GiRAFFEE, ant
aLIVING RHINOUEROS, he
sides a full collection OF othei
Wild Beasts. all in the most per
feet health and condition
THE CIRCUS TROUPE
Consists of the following az
knowledged talent,
Clown, jim MYERS
Miss ROSE MADIGAs,
The fearless, graceful and bril-
liant american artist, in he
Matchless Scenes oil EquiiatioI
Messrs. 4. King, Leliue, "
Armstrong, II. P Madigan, Mas
ter Madigan, Thompson an'
Proi'r Nixon with his talente'
pupils, in all their achievement
upon horseback, and in Gym
naslics.
The following Irare and beau
tiful animals are among the CO.
ectiOn belonging 10 this Exhlhi
ton,
A Brazilian Tiger, or Souil
american Jaguar, = african lie
, opards, 9 N. american Bears
a pair of English Deer, a heaull
fully marned Zebra, q feruviaI
Lama, a White Camel, a Kan
garoU; heside5 q variety oi I'll
Monkey Tribe, parroIs, felican
swans, Birds OF Paradise, &c
Admission to see the Combin
ed Exhibition, 25 Gents CHI
dren under 9years OF age hal
price. Doors open at = and Il
, I, Performances commence a
1 half past , and quarter 10 4.
II J'Tne EQuirMEST and geu,
raj OUTFIT OF both The
Menalerie d C,rcus
TrOups,
have heen got uptliis season IL
style of elegance and aprO'usip
OF costly decorations niher,
unprecedented.
The RlDERs aud GYMNAsr.
J a full description OF whOm Wi
be iouud IN the bll s, are all H.
longing TO The first class OF Iht
pIOlessIUn, OF both sexes. al
are known ana dlstlnsuishe
everywhere as the
"ScaK TiSOtPE''
of the I'm ted States. A fu
MILITARY BRASS BANI
accompanies the United Exhib
tons, aud viii play during u
performances a variety Of he
aud fashionable Music.
IrTThe Companies will ent,
town IN
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Va
[ will attend in person, or by deputy, one day al
the usual place OF holding elections. IN each town
ship, tor the purpose d receiving lakes, as as ocws
Mead, on Tucsd y. Sept. 25; in YORK on Wednes.
day, Sept &c; in " ashington, on Thursday, Sept
n; in Wayne, on Friday, sep, 2S: in smith, on
saturday, Sept 30; in Pease on Monday, Oct is., in
Jav 6c, &. in somerset on Thursday, Oct II; in
Warren, on Friday, ue, ~; Goshen, on Saturday ls
in Union on Monday Oct Is; in kirkwood,o Tues
day Uc i6; and in'flushing on Wedne.day, Oct H.
,bn last named uay, for the purpose OF receiving
Torss. unul the 20th day Of December; 1889,
iaA'S' u"''' ''' THOMAS JOHNSON,
County Treasurer
49, IaSS
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EDUCATE! EDUCATE!

ITO those who are desirous Of giving their
i ehiid'en good education,
Mrs. RADCLIFFE would say, that on the
Is, of September she will commence another session
OF her school az
No 22e Main street. Wheelingva.
Besdes the ususlhrauehes taught she is prepared "
lustruriians IN the Languages, Music, Etnhrodery.
Flame and Perspective drGwinz. She has sscnred the
assurance of an accomplished teacher. To those com.
from distance and boarding with her she Will en-.
deAvDr 10 secure pleasant home.
II JTefns moderate" one half ~ advance.
aug. 0--9,.