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SIIERRIFt'S SALE
Preston B. kennard,
IS:
Jane kennArd, etsl.

In I0rtltloH.
N virtue OF an order OF Sale to me directed fro the
Cour. OF Common Pleas of Belmont Count, ONO
Will otter for SAFE a, Public Auction On
Monday. the 3oM day of April, A. d.
1855, between the hours of 10 'ock a. and 4o'cock
T. NJ OF said day, al the front door of se Court fleuse
III 81 Ciasvllc, in said county, the follow ing desert
led Lands and tenemens Situate lying and heng in the
County of belmont and stale of Ohio. and bounded and
described as follows towt Being part ufseclion No.
90 township 1.snd Range g. he inning for the same at
Tie N L. corner OF said section. running with the east
boundary thereof, '&3' poles to post N f. corner of
Joseph Gibbons Land thence with said bons land the
ten following courses, SIS Is min. w ~ po.s 10
post thence 25 l. peichcs Sugar tree on ono
ol the Northern boundaries of Moses Medoa oalfs land
thence south 4st w 81 perchos TO Dogwood thence
SGl w 30 perch sto a white Walnut, thence s Al 6
~ pcrchcs 10 Beech thence N AS W 81 4
percies to white Walnut thence n. I5e w. ~ perch.
rs to white Oak, thence 67! oil uerches TO a
post lhehce - w to post thence L - 67 perch.
es to the place Of beginning Containing 1903 Acres las
perchcs more less.
~ H. The widows holding dover in the above desert.
bed premises mas released her dover in thee same aud
the preines VIII be tod tree OF incunbrauce of said
dover.
sierif's Office March the goth, 1855
- JOHN L. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
March %. fs55 s525
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Merton House.

Our friend Norton of the Norton House in
this place introduces himself to the readers
Of the Chronicle this week, in our advertising
columns. Mr. Norton has been a caterer to
the public tastes for years, and during his So
jonrn in our village has proved himself first
rate landlord. His ..honse is well supplied
with everything that makes for the comfort
Of tho traveller, ard the accommodating land
lord may ct all times be found to wait upon
lis customers. He is deserving Of patron
age, and We hope he may receive it.
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0TJaoOb {ieyman has Just returned from
the east, and brought with him large and
splendid stock Of Dry Goods, which he in
forms as he is determined to sell cheap. For
particulars see his Advertisement which will
appear next week.
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Town lSInctiOn.

The Corporation election on Monday last
resulted az follows.-Mayor,-W VIM. Faris;
Recorder--M. J. w. Glover, Esq; Council
Z. G. Morgan, Esq, c. G. Hubbard, Joseph
Butler, Amos Albia,B. R. Cowen. The ma.
jority for the above ticket was about II.
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RENO ESAE.

The Chronicle Office has been re-
moved to the new
MASONIC HALL BUILDING,
A few doors cast of the Court House,
and a few doors West ofthe Norton
House.
TIE FIRST or APRIL
Being the usual time for moving we hope
those persons who change their residences
In town will inform us, that our carrier bov
may make no mistakes. Persons at q dis
will please send US word where to direct
their papers to in case Of removal.
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Young on the Understanding-This is
the title OF " work that may ut all times be
found in the basement of the Masonic Hall.
Mr.. Young although no doctor, is a capita!
hand on fits.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.

NJ. f. CHrRcH.-Pastor, John N. Rankin. Pub.
lie Worship at IL o'clock, A. NJ. Sabbath School
at 81 O'Clock z. NJ X. +. CARoTuEKs Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.--Pastor John Motaf--
Public Worship at II O'Clock, A. NJ. Sabbath
School at O'Clock p M. George anderson, Super
in,endant.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHUkcH.-Pas,or, Aleran.
der l'onng. Public Worship at II O'Clock A. NJ
Bible Class instructed by the Pastor at 10 O'Clock
A NJ,
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-
EI,ECTION IN OHIO.

CLEVELAND, April 2 2-Caslle, tho Know
Nothing candidate for Mlyor was elected to-
day by about 800 over Ex-Governor Wood,
democrat. The Know Nolhings ire victori-
Gus in Columbus, and the Anti Know Moth
ings in Toledo.
Anti X. N. ticket probably elected in Gin
cnnati. Much fraudulent vutrg was ds-
tected.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-05

Moved. I'VE are now snugly fixed in our
new ofice where we will pleased to see our
friends, and accommodate them with any
thing in our line. We will yield the palm
to no one in all this section of the country
for the neatness and beauty of ourJob Work.
Call and see for yourselves!
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We were unable to attend the examina.
tions of the pupils of the public schools in
tow n. last week, but heur Them well spoken
Of, as being well conducted and very inter-
estng.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-05

0rWe hear that scme person or persons
have been committing depredations on the
han roosts of some of our citizens during the
past week, We believe love for a good fat
fowl has been implanted in the breasts ofsll
men, but these violators Of the "peace and
dignity of the State of Ohio" seem to have
received more than their share of that love.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-05

StrThe days and nights are once more as
sumng the "etherial mildAess"or Spring. ad-
miraby suiting them for just such serenades
1--WE received from a company Of excellent
psfefmers on Saturday evening.
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THE SLAVE ROSETTA.

CINCINNATI, April 3.---Ccmuissioner PEN
dry decided Rosetta free, and she was immc-
siately delivered to her guardian. The com.
missioner decided, that having been bro, here
by her owner she came under the operation
OF Ohio law aud was therefore, not fugitive
from labor
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MARRIAGES.

On the lst ult.. by Rev d. Trueman, Mr..
CHARLES BARNES and Miss JOANNA MonE.
LAND all ot Belmont County.
By the same on the 29lh ult Mr. VIM. j.
WILEY and Mss MARY ANN RICnN Err, all Of
Belmont CO.
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C0NSUMPTlGNl CcMSU'APTI1y!!
DIR. w NJ. II ALL'S
BiLyiM FOR THb LIlGy.
-p0E THE CURE CF-
coz SUMPTION, DECLINE. ASTHMA. gRONCHf.
IL 1lS. WASTING OF TIE FLEsH. NIGHT
sWEATS, SPLITTING BLOOD. NHOOPINC
CuUGH. .DtFFICuiTN OF BREATHING,
---rOLDS COUGHS, INFLUENZA
tllIili>lC rAiNIN TIE SIZE,

tlIiiSlC PAN in TIE Sue,
aSp AL
DI5EAaES DF IHr CHEST AND LUNGS
DR.. isIt's r7!ssuI contains no GrI-H, CALaHui. or
any mIut al person, hui Is composed mostly u IlosG
Roots, Herbs suu sLctshic suU-tsnteS winch have a
rpecilc influence upoa tn" iuugs sud thcir connected
organs ltE isArUiATE LifErI 10 10 U'lsy all rrE..up
and geuiy remove lhe PHteEm ana otHer morbid suCTe
tOns from the hrOat and AIrPasssg-s. tnu-
tho Cough, BY SEJGuHg ths Inflammation and OTHER sus
es (which give rise lot 1t s.Lhu suG "a aEls
q healthy tone othe Lungs themselves thtrery enA
bling them more Thoroughly 10 remove from the blood
those impurities and diseased p&ttICic. which, II
tanned do 30 much mischief in the system. snd avs .e
foundation iur InCurabe CONSUMPTION. Il also AZ
efIs decided aCtipn upou the ,kI sud nature
III peng through the EXiis much U! tnai nOr
bid matter which would OtherwIse hc thrown hack Apon
the Lungs thus relieving them Ofa part Cr their
and rendel ng tie system pure and healthy " her
bcrCes are forming. il cheeks their tsyeiO mcnt and
further progress; IfuiCeratOn has taken pace 1t ..
ssIs the mnss throwing oil the corrupted matter
sUoies the rfIistiUn heals tie liberated cavities
restores them aesin to healthy action. Ths meiiUlue
therefore, IS no! pGietrE which onit reave
for the tine being, hut - IHOROrSH CURATIVE, 1t
strikes al The very root the seasp and by nov ing
IT, removes at UnLe all lis remote and sendant
qnenees TINS Is lis DISTINGUISHED CRARAorERsrIc-s
property POSSESSED, III equal rover, hy no other
zinc ofIIke nature. now before the pubic.
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r | L
p A +
l. o o

Commencing in the centre at the letter A
and proceeding first to the left, the letter p
then upward to the right, it read-"AprU
Fool"
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kTThs inscription on the mysterious box
mentioned in our last piper has been deci-
phered. The individual we mentioned as
handing US the account OF it succeeded in de-
ciphering it OIL the lst inst. 1t is thus; Tho
inscription was
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SllERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas s. Evans,
Us.
William Maiden.
In Partition.

ny virtue Of order Sale to me directed from the
- Court oi common Piess Of Belmont County, ohio.
viii offer .or Sale al Public Auction, on
Monday, the III dug Of May, A. d. 1855,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. ~ aud o'clock p
NJ of said day tho font door of the Court House in
ST. Ciarsvilie in said County, the following described
lands aud tenements, situate lying and heing in the
County OF Belmont aud Stale of Ohio aud bounded and
descrihrd asiollowstow situate IN the town OF st.
Cairsvil'e, in said county, the being Lot eighty
nc aud strip twelve feet wide of and along the east
side OF Lot number eighty one on said town plat on
winch are erected aFrame dive iing house and other
buildings, aud Tannery OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eondiInn,
of the above Sale wiz he ss follows. CurthrJ of ,ha
purchase money in baud on the day ofSar Unehrd in
one and Onn;hrd in two years with interes ~,
the deferred payments.
sherins Office, 81. Cairsville, Apr 5th, 1855.
JOHN Z. NICHOLS, Sheriff
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-05

05-At the April session Of the Probate
Court one man was sent TO jail for a violation
Of the liquor law, Several cases were con.
tnued unit the May session.
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BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO.
CIVIL ACTION.
Tsswell p. Martin,
Us:
Hiram Smith.
Hiram Smith.

HE above named Defendant will take
Il notice that M ttr Ri day of y1prii It55 the above
named plaintiff hled apsti0n .gainsi Inn ~ the Com
n"l flem COnti o HaId county, asking to subject his
epuabe interest ~ seven acres Oi land IN ihe =. H.
oi sec ~, Ip Rf lnsaid county, To the payment Of
sllb66i WI interest from Jamua'y IbJj the bslante
n the purchase money due said laud from tile deie
dant to the plaintiff az assignee Of Peter Oliver The
phnih viii ask for Judgment aud decree I'd ugly
by May u. 1853. An order of AuaGhnsnt has been Is
sued IN said case. -, ID. I. .COWEN,
hprllb, lt55-Gw hu'y Tor Plaintiff.
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TIE FIRST OF APRIL
7s----=
Nj e ID &c A L.

RcsWnr~ THE BELMONT MEDICAL SOCIE.
EHV ~ will hold it's annual meeting at the
U~~ Norton House in ST. Csirsyille ON Thurs
day the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
HENRY WEST. Sec
April 5th, 1855
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X, N. VICTORY,

BALTIMORE, April 2.
New Orleans mails Of Tuesday have been
received.
The Know Nothing victory is complete,
there being but 2 Democrats elected. Good
order was preserved
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- Court Of Common Pleas Of NelnOut County OHM
" III otter for Sale al Public Auctbn on
Monday, the 9Th day oi April 1855,
le,ween the hours ol 10 o'cIoek NJ and torlock r.
81, Of said day, on the premises Pesn townsbtp IN
SAID county. The following drscibed lsnl. and tcn,
nonts situate. lying aud betng ~ he county n Belmont
and state OF OHIO being ~ seCtm 5, tp. and ,Anpe
3, commencing the east loundsy al po.t west of
Itrse red oak, aud near s'nsli nm; thence west IG1
old stump, thence ,23t ,f3O.2 pyrehes to a beech
thence % 9 ~ to an El: tbenr. e5i >, 9.5
white walnut; thcne.s 30! s,e u perches too b wsk
nut, thence iaI ,ej.3 perchcsio All elm, thence
an e 1872 rercies to a sycamore, ttrnoe s4Os.
1879 perches tos beeehi thence s3s e Igs perches 10
poplar; thence 209 ei2 percics 10 sugar ttre;
thence IA e9O4 perche- 20 spo., Gearing to a "
To- range linr uencc 1913 perees to The place Of lc.
ginning, eouisining 1870 acre.. rod. gOOi petch.s
,s,S .r% sfs a. rsn s%s tie as ,ee,o.
at the u . corner of SAID tract At Al Old stump tlenc.
97, eiS.4 perthrs: thence e?i ,e3Oa prreho. to
2Jl ,, eo.5 rerches to heeCi. thence sbIt N 81
perches TO chestnut; thcuCe "a > 90 percbe, 10
thence a7i :, 10 pcreles 10 s,Gke; ihcneen IA
" liG porches 10 willow, tlirile : &c percbes,
thcnctn 50 s 90 perches ihene 81 :, w 10 perch.
perchcs; thence o. 10 PEERLESS ,hsnte ~ gS
32 perches; thence 1904 perhes to . white o,L'
t"ihe place OF leSInhins, contain. s2 acres, rood
Also Another tract heins in he sam, section ,ror.
sad AID deserted as follows, ,owit: Bclnnrg at III.
corner Of aid tract alta tecci; thence aI tao
IerCheS 70 white walnut tiiene 39i =s IIperches
toa black walnut; thence s43i ,e73 pcrches 10 an
@'mi ihence 4if &C l32WfclIet svC aIote thence
~ log pcrches to a beech; thence % o. 4
Ferchesto porar thence sg0 e ~ perches TO a su
gar; tbences e2OA perches o most the airing TO
White walnut u ~ = W 20 links) thence sol NJ 90
~ perchcs to l'aey's run; ;t'enteng! u perche.
thence ~ c w 1873 pnfehes; stnnre n eal 10
petehcs thenre n 3ot .wnF4t=, Is, thenoemet 10
m.eheSi thrnreh :. W 10 rsehes thence u l3i .,
p1rches 'hrn'es 7ei 80 perchrs to Chestnut
ee' tcnce blt 7r ~ perces to heech to the place
ol olegihhihg contoinng0 sc'ss. rood. ~ perchrs
ihe cond ions ofe ahoveFSle, will lie a. foiiows to
WIZ ohe third in had. ON thfhay Sale Ona third In
one year bHe third in two yers with interest on the
deferred payments. " "
Sheriff. Office al St. dairsvilie Msrchs. Is55
Marchs, is55.-s0Oo
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q.
o., will offer for sale al Public Auction on
Monday, the 3oh day Of April, A. D.
1850 between the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ and oco *
r. NJ OF said day at the front door of the Court House
in ST. Cairsville. in said County, the follow nr
described lands and tenemcnts wiz Situate living and
being III the county of Belmont aud state of ONO and
bounded and described as oliuws The first tract be
ing part OF the west half of section q, township and
range 5, hegunng for the on the la line bet
my land (at is the land of Abner Gregg-at the time
o making his wiiD and Stephen Gregg at a stone cor
ner TO Jesse Metca and running thence due west 1864
perees 10 stake on The line bclw my land said Alb
ner Gregg aforesaid and Sharps al the time OF the w i'll
east U ercea 10 stake being the north west corner
of the lands OF JOAN Gres thence north ~ east a
perches 10 stake thence ste Al prrc hes 10 stake
thence north i6 cast 81 yerchcs TO stake thence
south a east % perches 10 pos! thence south e.
east 10 pcrches TO post the aforesaid half section
me- 'elng the south west corner OF the of land de-
scrihcd 10 John Gregg as aforesaid thence with the
half section line and lands of Stephen Gregg
south to the place of containing hundred
acres one roodand eight poleS surveyed marked and
month A. ID: 1916
Also lot or parcel of land IN section No G, town.
snip No. aud range No beginning the south west
corner Of said section Moo, thence north 1871 perches
TO stone, thence east "A perChes stone, thence
south l3l perChes TO the south line said uion to
stone thence west along said line "A perches to the
place OF beg inning containing 90 Two roods and
IA perches; containing in all one hund I'd and si1y
acres of Real Estate The above premises will be sold
subject to the dover of Hannah Gregg set off
and also subject 10 the life Estate or John K Feser in
the one fourth part.
The conditions OF the above will he one third OF the
purchase money in hand ON the day OF sale third
in one year and one third in years interest ON
the deferred payments.
sherid's Ofire, Mar Ii 90. 1855
Marehco, 1s55 $3.50
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NEW YORK MARKET.


-Four trihe higher, with sales OF $3.50 bbIs
good Ohio at 9,63alo; Southern 9,37nIo,l2.
Wheat firm, Southern white 3 40.
Corn higher, sales of western mixed at
l.0Oal0l.
Pork higher, sales of old mess at l4,SSla
Is, sales Of new mess at l6, ,25al7.00.
Beef firm, with sales of country mess at
9,50all, and repacked Chicago at l4,50al5,-
as.
Lard unchanged.
Hams better, with sales at Ssa9.
Groceries firm. Lnseed oil 10.
Corn sitter, but not quotabie higher, aoO0
bales of N. o. Mddling sold at o..
Stocks weaker. Money unchanged. Wiz
ginia rs 93s. Indiana SIS S54.' Cumb'd
Coal Co. 3l4 Reading s4s. N. Y. Ger
trail 934. Missouri SIS 94S Penn'n. Goa
Co., 1869. Erie 53S. Cleveland & Toledo
S4a.
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DEATHS.

On Thursday March 29Ih, at the residence
Of his son, II. w. Scovern, Esq, in this
place, Mr.. WIN. ScovERN, aged so years.
The deceased was native of England but
for a few years past has resit ed with his
children in this country. His romans were
taken to Zanesyille for inerment.
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Monday, the 3OM day Of april, A. u.
1852 hctwcen the hours OF 0qttet A. NJ. snd qelnct
sfS 9HS II # .aa aid C"aay ,r ow"s 1rs %. s"s
Belmont aud state OF ONO, aud bounded and described
os follows tnwh FlRsr tract beng the quarter of
section 81 Up and anse4 containing 1911 100 Acres
according 10 patent issued Oct. Is3i aud TO which
reference is here made. SECOND tract being the II G
quarter of the ar. of Section 30 Up and Range
containing 80 5UIL0 acres. THiRp tact being lie n |.
ar. of the or. Of Secl 81, Tp and Range A. con
tanning AZ acles more or less FOURTH tract being ta
haII The ne ar OF oIsectionesi II. T. OF Tp ),
ofth West hall Ofthe N. w quarter OF section No H.
IN Tp and Range A. contain 40 acres more or less
StA1ntrsct hene the neqr OF the or. of a. IN.
aud Range a. containing ~ ;oir0 acres. SEVENTH
tract being ten acres of equal breadth OF OF the west
end OF the ar OF the ar. oisec Is, Up s. aud X,
g. EIGHTH tract being the seqr. Of sec. ~, Tp and
H. 4, containing ~ 80 i0D acres. NINlH trat being in
two PARCELS lat parcel beng part OF the half OF
the seqr OF sec Il Tp and t. containing l5 acres
and 2ud parcel beng The nor the west half of the
qr Of sec s3, Up and Range containing 40 acres
more or less.
ELEVENTH tract being the west half ofthe NV ar of
sec ~, tp. and X 4, containing 20 1900 aeres.-
TWELFTH tract heng the ar. # the ~. of 20,
tract being the ar. of the qr Of 20, tp
range containing 80 ~. 100 acres FuuRTrs nth tact
being 40 acres Of equal breadth on of the nmth end of
tIe east ai OF The NV a. ol SEC "A, range and tp.
5. Lots No l2-6 ard /: are sp raised Jointly at Tie
sum Of s23Oo aud will be solo together as one tract
Lot No 10 sapprashd a. STOOa win be spd as one
tract. Lots No and 5, a'e appraised at the sum of
sssOO, and will he sold as one ltact, Lots No. aud
one tract Lots No aud q are appraised together at
the sum of $500 and will be sold one tract Lot No.
H. isappraised at 500 and will he sold as one tract,
and Lot No H. is appraised at 5000 an will he sold as
one tract. The above described lands aud tenements
will be sold clean of the powcr ofhe widow on the fol-
lowing conditions. ne'thitd IN hand on the day of
sale, onehrd in one year and One third in two years
with interest on tho deferred payments from the day Of
Sale. Ehsrih's Ofcc, March ssth Is5S
March 90, lssI--sooo "Ni''' N"'''"'
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's'' tt- Jbt Es( N'da dHd PONusgi
As I>ruLIBts RrNapy f,r scrotuia km,', k,u.
nt PHstues ou ,io Face Ho'chcs tolls Chtovi s.rs
LF".. Ring Worm 1r D"iiet Scald IL sd Enlargement
slh 81 we Zones and jnlut'. stubborn t'lce o.
.''' = ~ bino'dcr', LuuU8rD Spind Corblnint.
tW "as's arIstg f-n tn Iu, ,udic iOususr Of Msr
,ulN.l Vt" 'i'uce in lite. ni ImYurIty Of the blood
u t-Jbs great sncratiyr Medicine and pur,f., ~
i'i""d'. now used 10y jhou-gnas Of Rra.rf ,st,sut,
I'nin az paris NJ The lntrd States who testify dsy I.
I've r-narkab,e cures pp-ioru., iv t1r r,e.t, ' " ~
medicines ARTER's epS VtStt WI It'ftG,t g, ,u
ILIgH, Iih"nmbt ism. ~cruuls, E,urtIDps un tho t.o
ih'er Di'oa'e, Ieycrs lI,g. Dld -pias Affection, ~
t hmhcys, Disease or ILc 1grua' F-ua,e Cgnuaint,
rains aud Aching o! the Bones and Joint. t,r sn.sl,,
r. " HEhL hy using th.s great aud ictiusbe tensJ,
] or All dIsea e. %! .lc Uyod np.Ang has yet besu
lUuNd 70 cDmUarh with 1t. II clean te svst, M Of All
mpnri.io', acts gently aud 1! .ign on tie Iivers
hpncys strengthens the Digestion giycs tone to III.
stomach, makes the skin Gear and hrSlthy sud 70
strength. - ~ I'' ''''' -a'
f2L ths tadi,l i j. Hromrarshly en.r ,esn su,
s.9'h'N. ever used. lew doses 0fCAGrrR's srASns
AiIT. ~ nIl r.uoye . a.Iovur.s of coinri.tt.
I'm. 'Ir I'I'' iSjihng tort. fucrF. give otstcny
IIc sle aud improve TIE ictf.l ina rcuIarLshIs
nrfrr". beyond an Ere rlnt.cia.a ,r.r hoard af
lhHI0IGr uuuu.ruf 'rr:Ifsr.. t .t $40 nave rer.I
vtd from prr-prs rom o.! rar,g tui.ni state. ],
Ftfs. .hnln' h",a.5 .strsirs tl.. ,Iaa and ,rt
ir" wei -uU"u 90 tfe ooufr4u ~. a. aid their teti.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
X. C,ang,e & Co.
tE:
Samuel SalIssLcrry Thomas Strain .nI Jas
McCulIpv

Samuel SaIissLcfry Thomas Strain sni Jas.
McCulIey.
y virtue o. an order Of Sale 10 me drec-
ted from the Conrt VI Common Pleas of De'iuua,
County Ohio, ] will Offer for stls on
THssd"y, tie 2M day cf April, 1855,
l-:w, the honrs of 10 o'c!:.k A. N. AID loe!oek
r. N. ofSad d'y at the front door VI tia CJu,. u""sa
In ~ Csye ~ said county, the following described
lands AND tcrenient,. stuas lying and being in tie
county OF belmont and state Vi Ohio and bounded and
described a. follows 20 wit certain parcel
ofland supposedto o Of ARE being in Zahes addi.
ton to the town of Maunsville IN said county aud
oundeI aud described ~ follows; on the South by
ity tW1od's isnd, on the Yves: by part Of sad tract
belonging TO said Zane on the North by land belong
to John Crum aker aud on the East by the Cleveland
and fittslurg Rail Road.
Sher.fs Office. st. Clsirsvil'e, March ed, 1855.
JOHN Z. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
March 90, 1853. 1915.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

NHE Hubbard Farm. Grist and Saw MIL,
on Wheeling Creek. The Mills or Farm " II, lie
sod or rented, separately ifdesred. Fer terms sppy
10 D. l.. Jennings, or H. o. Ryan, ST. ClairsvNe, q.
May !. 1875.