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4. Q. HUUD co. WhteIlng,
APPS Wholesale and Retail Agents.


ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
VIII be given any artist In Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pictures, viz: six AHrotHpes and Hgeropes
Of equal merit to twelve which STr. Adams will
his collection. 1ehas opened Gallery Porls Jew
elry Store, l8S Main ST. with ikyght arranged the
approved principles, which cannot be equae unless SINH
larry situated fronting the river. With easy
coss large and well urtanged with every
making pictures every style size.
harpy that he viii be assisted by Mr.
the artist who made tie pictures that awarded the high
premum cold 3ddl, the last fair of the Amercdn
Istitute Castle Garden New York. the onlyremiR
awarded for Daguerrcotypca atthe UOrds Fair at Pis
Mr. A. has received re medals and eight Diplomas for the
best Daguerreoyprs exhibited different fairs In the United
States which fully their superiority and having been
houored with large proportion Of the business in Wheeling
the past year expects with Increased facilities not only
retain hut enlarge number Of his patrons especial.
y relies Atrtstic er of his rah
display of furniture AmJroigpes either sfnOte
double glaze Dagurrrotypes plain eOlorei equal to
painting Ivory. Photographs from tleowest prices up TO
nay dollars Oar light being made of French Plate Glass
aud being by other buildings pictures can be
male fom strfsd sunset Pictures ofehIdreu taken In
from ". PM Yetlhe shtlsSo soft
and mild that persons with eyes sit by It with per.
feet Cloudy days good any by this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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sPRc1AL NorIoR S.
no 1sRE ID. INDIES.

webave inst received fresh supply Of the ''CoReeNtrs
e Lys In boxes with fail directions for Make yo"r
o,ra sod several Ladies city have used the Lyh
and are very much pleased with it. One cake will make
Oarrel Or sett SOAP.
AIso-Babbas. Soap Powders.
Fine Blue, expressly for washing and all the pOpu-
lar housekeeping articles are fOrsale by
T. II. LOGAN & CO.,
lnya Bridge Corner Druggists.
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MEasns EprToRs:You VIII confer favor upon many vO-
tiers by announcing our eseene and worthy feoW.czen
r. II. muBBEL1 as candidate for Sheriff. at Spring
election.
fe5 OHIO COUNTY.
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sPRIN ELEC ION.

i've charge FivE DOLLARS for inserting nominations for
Sheriff. to be paid invariably in advance. Persons
plying with this rule will understand why their
ments do not appear.l
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VIGIipY TRIIlNI3H ~ .NL1ICIIt= =
DR.. MoRsE'S
1NNIG Up y w NC C,NRN1A1

MOT only relieves but actually cxtcrmnars all nrrou.
~ diseases, by removing their aud building mn
and Certifying the whole physical system, thai lcoa, al
solu'rly nvunerable to aI attacks Of this character and
relapse Is therefore impossible.
TIII: CORDIAL
combines peculaTes before associated in any l
cine While itacs specifically upon the circulation An ;5
sccrctiouS purifying and rnovatInS bo. give, tone
and regularity Of action to the stOna eh boRti,
To every relaxed organ Il imnATts degree uf muscular
strength, and capacity endure fatigue, whether oIr
mental, that is perfectly astonishing. The arei ar>
and muscles harden under its Influence. the nerve, ar,
braccd, every fibre Is rrstrung AMI any riI lGtcn
either In man woman, iStresOre to fl! yisOr. oihr
toucS and stimuants produce reaction hut ltru.
DR. MoRsE's INvIGoRArlNG CORDIAL
to orernte unspcn The influence ii and
INJECT NEW LIFE
into the whole system The Impotence nf a- rClaxa.
ton produced by indulgence; weakness that rnu,tt
tional; every known affection Of the ~ sensation
and motion, rcrvcl or cured by single this
rcjuvinnt!ng preparations
Among tire diseases for which infaIle specific the
following lie enumerated: Nervous lucapacity Man,
RarrrnnesS; Mysteries Female Irregularities Neuralgia
Despair; Involuntary Weeping; Mental Confusion Loss
Of Memory; TrcmulOisnesS: Rush Of luuoi Head
Mental Incidence; Loss Of appetite; Annexation; Muscular
Relaxation IrTitablity Dyspepsia: ToTpnr after E1it =
Nervous Coughs Unpleasant Erctinns: Funl lrtnh:
uRrs OF the Bowels; SleeplssEcSs Ennu Involuntary
Sighting; Anxiety: CauSeless Fears Mononamu; Il, liz.
whether Immediately or rcnotely-wir the functions
nerves.
To THE MARRIED AND SINGLE in every delicate pars.
icRl eXig nr this urivnlrtI, and infIr
tire whole systsN and by communicating feeble osaa.
ism the energy which nature has denied, in!us,uee de-
strOSc Inevitably rroionSs life, while
The testimonials of It's efficacy from, cirryfr
standing, leading medical men, anil, fact every
profession, occupation and class.
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Ma HDlroR: John Parker win be the Know Nothing
the City District Commissioner
enuc. CITIZENS SUFFRAGE.
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A CARD TO THE I.AD1Es.

DIR. DuPONCo's GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS infal-
removing ssopraEes irregularities of the menses
These Pills nothing new have been used by the Doc
many years, hot France and America, with
pnrace every case, and lac is urged by many
thousand used them, make the Pills pub
c for the alienation suffering from any Irregular
tiles whatever, well preventive ladies whose
heal; will permit increase of family Pregnant fe
males surprising themselves cautioned
against using these pills, the proprietor
sponsbIy admonition, although their mild
ness prevent any injury healthi otherwise these
Pills Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retanby
LAUGHLINs & BCslIFIELD,
,GenI Agents for Ohio county,
No 25 Monroe st.
Also for sale by T. II. LOGAN { CO.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must addressed the above General Agents
they will supply the Propretors prices, send
the Pills condenaly ladies by mall by enclosing Fl
either, at the Wheeling Post. Office.
" B-Dr. pupomco's Golden Pills. signature ~. Dupon-
CO.. on every box; other genuine For particulars get
Circular Of Agents. ap25-ly
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70 TNg PEOPLE or ONO COUNTY.
Iaunounce myself as candidate the Office ofsrerlT
Should lie elected VIII .neavor discharge the dutIy
fsl A pEDlLIoN.
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candidate for Commissioner of the Revenue Ohio
w. sp19 MANY VOTERS
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Millinery.
AIRS. HAssEL 80 1os Main street having Just returned
nent Of Fashionable Articles OF Millinery, bggS 20 Inform
her friends, the aes Of Wheeling and vicinity hat she
Mill open them insprciln Tuesday next the 10Th OF
APRIL Wien she hopes the ladies' viii give her call
Having engaged dESt.elaks Eastern MlinsTi the VIII
be prepared goods 70 ORDER on the shortest
notice. - ,,,
eni9Rm 1862 MAIN STREET,
10 EEgs oaTB Coda lG I1sN1 h nsyYbp
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CITIZENS CANDIDATE

Mn Epr-oa:-piease obire many citizens by annOuncn:
our worthy feilor-eitlren ISAAC COTS as canddat,
the ensuing Spring Election for the ONCE of serin
Ohio county.
fcSo MANY CITIZENS.
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Ma. EDr1on--riea.e announce THOMAS p. sHALLcRoss
"a the peoples Sheriff. Tie ensuing spring
election No one question, peculiar fitness for the once
by 50 doing you will oblIge
tArgus and Times copy and charge ths Oaies.l
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
For Sale

CROCK In the Fife and Marine Insurance ca. q, ,,,
= Paid er cent for SIX months Jan ist EaSnr , city
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The greatc.t nzcdical Discovery of tho
G=cis
MR.

The greatc.t n1cdical Discovery of tho
Age IS
AYERS cATHART1c PILLS.
They dOn'tht complaints, but they cure them.
One Box las cured Dyspepsia.
Thrce Boxes have cured the worst of Serofula
Two Boxes have cured Erysipelas
One Box always cures the Jaundlcc
Three Boxes cleanse the system from DOIls
often less than one it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the of Ulcers
the legs.
Small doses seldom fall to cure the piles.
lIeulacie, arising from foul s'Om
nci.
Strong doses often repeated expcl every from the
body. They should lie given children, who always
more or less afflicted with this scourge
Asa gentle Physic they have equal.
One Dox cures Derangement of the Liver.
Half a Box cures a Cold.
They purify the Hood, thus strike foundation of
every disease.
Dinner Pill there Is their equal In the world
They purely vegetable and do no harm,
complisl unaccountable of good.
Prepared by Or. j. c. AVER, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
Massachusetts, sold all Druggists end dealers Med
lclnc throughout this section.
A. c. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
apS Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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, Ioaf q home made bread

(salt risingl do
JUICES OF CLASS XIV. S. Gilman, Ohio co.
Va; Mrs. Anne Ridgely, Bethany; Mrs. Mary
Mitchell Mt Pleasant; Mrs DIR. A. S Todd,
Wheeling Mrs. j. W. Barton, Steubenyille, o.;
Miss - Grimes, Wellsburg, Mrs Miller Pen
nington, St Clairsyille, o.
lcrAss K.
IRON CASTINGS AND TIMERS WARE,
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the PEOPLES CANDIDA ne.

Our worthy citizen, sAML IRWIN, Esq, Will be support
ed for the once Of Sheriff, atthe next eeetOn by the
feI VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
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JuDGEs OF CLASS I-Hon. G. W. Thompson,
Wheeling; Mrs. j. H. Gill, Mt Pleasant, o.;
Mrs. r. l. Curtis, Moundsville, Va; Mrs w. II.
Oldham, do; Mrs. d. Peck, St Clairsville, o.;
Mr.. G. W. Thompson, Wheeling; Mrs. S. ia
cob, Wcllsburg, Va.
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JupoEs:oF CLASS st. Hammond, W ellsburg,
Va; R. B. Smith, Mt Pleasant, o.; Arthur Lit
tie, Wheeling, Va; Thos. Painter, Ohio CO., Va.
FARM AID GARDEN TOOLS-SMALL
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10 TIE H0EERS or ONO coUNTE
IrespeetaiIy announce myself candidate for le oic'
Of sherig, q Tie coming epElus election.
n2s ". SELIY.
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GLASS MIL
SHOW CASE, &

JUDGES OF GLASS xxI.--Dr t. II. Logan,
Wheeling, Va, Vim. Paxton, do, F. w. Bass
cit do, James Cady Cadiz, Ohio, NJ. Morgan,
Mt Pleasant, Ohio, John Gallallcr, Mounds
vile, Isaac Neiswahgcr, St. CIairsvillc.
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I JUDGES OF CLASS xyI.---Jno. I. Russell, WheeI-
ing, Va; AIRS {. Graham; do; Mrs. And Will
son, do; Mrs And. P. Woods, do; Miss E. Mitch
/ ell, At Pleasant; Mrs F. Fl. Pierpont, Fairnont;
Miss Lydia Barnes, Wellsburg.
pT-1TpS iran nTDEC p4THTNC1 APPS-
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NCLASS AlS.l
READY MADE CLOTHING

JrDeEs or CLASS xrv.-Geo. E. wickham,
Wheeling, john Handy, Wheeling, w. E. Com
ley, Wheeling, Robert Shcarcr, Wellsburg, Va,
john Harter, Washington, Pa, G. W. Libworth,
Mt Pleasant Va
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M.nnlxo1ox. sept. "a, 1sle.

WANnfxeToX, Sept. e2d, 1892
Ny wife has, years past, been much afflicted
With called EyslpelRs and having often se va
for the complaint without receiving much
benefit from any and all them; lately induced to use
Hamptons Tncture which she has derived great BEN
indeed; rational hope Is ndulgcd that by far
tier medicine entire will be elecSd-
This statement made With pleasure, because the facts of
the case warrant it.
For sale by T. H. LOGAN co.
my1 Gen1 Agents.
chOlera become Of the prevailing diseases of
our land we'll foreign countries. This being auniver
sal fct precauOn In regard to diet during
the warm weather, and in view Of the beneficial results in
the Dr.J Iosrtters stomach Bter last season, In
supply for family uses, per directions the
At least this is experience past which be, and
is testified to by thousands
EB-Por sale by Druggists and hotels generally.
LAUGIILISS& BUsIIFIELD.
my1 TIL. LOGAN CO. Agents
U-DYsPEPsiA HEADACHE AND INDIGESTION, by
which all persons less affected, usually be
by taking moderate exercise, wholesome food and
dose of Bprhave's HOLLAND BrrTERs hour before
each meal.
sold at 81 per bottle or six bottles IS, ty the
prOpretOrs,
BENJAMIN PAGE, in. & Co.
Manufacturing Phnrmnceusts and Chemists, Smith
field and Third streets Pittsburgh, and by
LAUGHLLNS d BUSHFyELD,
,r9O Wheeling Vn
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CLASS MIL.
CHEMICAL. PRODUCTS.

JUDGES OF CLASS XNII.-Dr. Cnpeh0rt, Brldge-
port, o., DIR. White, Wcllsburg, Va, DIR. Giltil-
Ian, W. Alexander, Pa, DIR. Bruce, Moundsvillc
Va, DR. Thoburn, Wheeling, Va.
(CLASs NXIIL)
DISCRETIONARY.
JuDGEs.-C.S Lambdin, j. Hornbrook, a. P.
Woods
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE !!

NIIIs young gentleman living in mids-those
who him will bear testimony that his sudrnEs and
cure are cxaggeraon Some of the pieces OF bone may
be seen by calling go Baltimore sreeOthers are In bis
possession Let the sceptical see he will testify that
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JUDGES OF CLASS KILL. G. Jacob, Wells
burg. Va, j. H. Holiday, Moundsville, B. II.
Cowan. St. Clairsville, o., Jas. Gilchrist, jr.,
Wheeling, Va, y. a. Gill, at Pleasant, o.
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JUDGES OF cLAss GGF. H. Pierpoint, Fair
mont. Va: @. d. Kinsey, Mt Pleasant, o.; Dam
lei Peck, St ClairsviIle, o.; josiah Brown, Tri-
adelphiA, Va; r. /. Curtis, Moundsyile, Va.
FLOWERS
(ctAss ny
Best collection Of flowers, not less than
fifty varieties, in pots, $40 90
I'd best collection of flowers, not less
than fifty varieties, in pots, 9 10
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JuDGEs OF CLASS. x.-John ". Gill, Ohio CO.,
Va; Wm. Jordan, do; Dr. a. G. Osbun, do; Da-
vid Chambers, Mt. Pleasant, o; Thos. Theaker,
Bridgeport, o.
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S.EJ 81 AND sADDLERY.
icLAss. I'LL

JUDGES OF CLASS III.
o. D. Thompson, Ohio, CO., Va. j. N. Waddlc,
do, Cias. E. King, Mt. Pleasant o. Vim, Per-
inc, West Liberty, Va. C. Kemplc, Marshall CO.,
Va.
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CAUTION.
pr Mnrsrs nvEoratng Cordial has been counterGeitrl
by some unpriHcirled persons.
Ia future all the genuine Cordial will have prnprirtor's
fac-simile pasted the cork Of each hottie and the iol
lowing words blown In the glass:
"Dr Morse's Invigorating Cordial
Z. II. RING, PROPRIETOE, y. T.
The Cordial is put up, highly conceEtsaitd, Pint
bottles. Price - per bottle, a ~, six $l2.
For sale by LACGlIlINS & BU$IlFlELD,
InI26d3m Wholesale Druggists, u MolGoe.t
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JuDars OF class v1-D. Brown, wellsburg
Va, VIM NJ. BerryhilI, Wheeling, Jas. Parks
Steubenville, Ohio, John Gallagher, Mounds
Vile. Va. JAS. Maxwell, Mt. Pleasant, o.
GLASS, STONE AND YELLOW WARE.
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The above articles to beeNhibitcd by the manu-
JrDeEs OF CLASS x11-Alex. Paxton Wheel
ing Va, Z. L. Pratt, do, Michael Dunn,
Moundsvillc Va, j, II. Sidcbottom, Mt Pleas
ant, o., John IIarter, Washington, Pa.
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JUDGES OF CLASS Nvn.-Ihos. HornbrooK,
Ohio CO., Va; VIM Limerick, do; DIR. Kirker,
/ Wcllsburg, Va; j. Hargraycs, Wheeling, Va;
Robert Pratt, do.
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JuDGEs OF crAss xx-Prof w. X. Pendleton,
Bethany; Isaac Hogc, Moundsyille, Val Dr. r.
II. Reed, Washington, Pa; ID. Peck, St Glars
vile, O; DIR. j. Frisscll, Wheeling; Jas. Thcak.
or, Mt. Pleasant, O.
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I JUDGES OF CLASS XI-Samncl Necl, Ohio co.
Va; Lloyd Hughes, do; a. G. Kinsey, Mt. Plea
SAINT, o.; John Theakcr, Belmont CO. o.; L. w.
Stockton, Washington, Pa.
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q IRUN CASTINGS md IINNERS w sARE-
Best steam engine, in operation $25 and diploma
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JUICES oF::cLAss Y.-Capt j. II. Roberts, Ohic
CO., Va. Thos. p Shallcross, do, Thos. Robin
son, Ohio co., Va. VIM. Barrow, Wcllsburg, Va
GLASS WI
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON, WOOL
avn
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JUICES OF CLASS vII.-Oliver Pryor, Wheeling,
Va, Joseph Bell, do do, Peter Curran, Wells
burg, Va, john Baird, Washington, Pa.
MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES.
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DITCH NOTICE.---To Nancy Harder John
~ Shaner, Timothy Baker. Peter McMahan, Jas.
+. Stuhhs, Elias Bruner John Shepler, Hubbel g.
Thompson, David Little, Justin & Rawson, John
Wees, VIM. Lynch. n. F. Potter, Reuben Parsons,
Daniel Chamberlin, Stephen +. Cave, Charles Bur
chard. Celia Albert, Mary f. Albert Edward Ave-
ry, VIM. W. Morse, Ephraim IL. Morse, Jeremiah
Daily, Ypsianti S. & J. III. Philips, Seth Philips
John T. Henry Hood, b. f. Hollister, James Bar
nett. Barnett Il Blair. VIM. Billings, Alex. Balfour
Robert Main George Burchell, Agnes Lamon, Jo-
seph Miller, John Stellyte, Henry Schroeder, Har-
man Schroeder, Ephram Pollock, VIM. NJ. Anger,
John G.. Berger, George Albert. Alfred McVeigh
James j. Smith, E. ID. Peek, or the owners of the
following described lands, viz W. hf 3. e. or e. hf
s or Section 2l, Township 4, United States Re-
serve: hf W Or: W Or s e Or; or or 4
II Or s Or; Or Or; Inf 5 W or school lot
not taxable, Sec. -, Il. 4, L. S. r.; W hf or :;
und hf hf or; e hf or; Inf or; e hi S
W or; SPIT W hf ) W Or. pit W hf 5 W or; und Inf n
or; und hf w or Sec. 23, 7. f. U. s. r w hf
Or; hf or Sec. 27, T. 4, U. S. r.; hf n
e or; n ar Or; W 1r n or SEQ. %, T. 4, U.
;. r.: qrs w Or; hf 5 hf W; W; NV; W
II e Sec. II, L. 4, L. S. H.; Sec "a, Il. 4, u.
=. H.: II e; W; S e; e pit W 4; W pit W Sec. 26,
Il. t, L. s. IT,; n wsei pt 5 W g; sene; e S
e 4 pit $ W e; w ne; II ne; nsw; W Sec.
~, Il. 4, L. s. r.. nw;nse; sse;s n G
wsw W Sec. 2S Il. 1, u S. r.: road lots No.
II. l5 Is. 49, %, %, Of Maumee and Western Re-
serve road lands You are hereby notified that the
trustees of PerrySburg township, Wood county, o.,
will meet at school house No. 8, in said township
Saturday, June H. 1856. for the purpose of view
ing, locating and apportioning u ditch or water
course, follows, viz To clear out. widen and
deepen the channel of Crane Creek, beginning at
the point where it the McCutohenSyile road
and running through sections 2S, 2l W, 80 "a and
terminating where said creek crosses the Maumee
Western Reserve road. MAY 3-5lwG
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NOTICE is hereby given that there will be pc
" titon presented to the commissioners of Wood
county, Ohio at their next session, praying for the
location and establishment of a county road COM
mencing at the west quarter post OF section -
town ., range 9, and running east through the CEN
ter of said section and at the center of sec
ton and g. town D. range TO- until it intersects the
north and south road running through the center Of
section g. and there to terminate.
A pri ~, 1S56--51w4
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Sale of Real Estate.

William Gallup, admir- of the of John Glaze,
decd, VS.. Joseph Cowden, Mary Cowden his wife,
A. Thompson Glaze, and Guthroot Rell.
DY virtue of order issued at the A pril term of
ID the probate court of Seneca county. Ohio 1856,
and to me directed shall offer for sale at public
burg, Wood county Ohio, on the 3lst day of May,
1856 between the hours of 10 o'clock A.. NJ. and 4
o'clock NJ. of said day, the following real estate,
TO wit The north west quarter of the north east
quarter of section thirty (3j in township three
Ci) north, of range ten. 0 situate in Wood county,
Ohio and subject to life estate of one Guthroot
Bell therein, on the following terms, to wit One
third cash in hand, third in one, and one third
in two years from date of sale, with interest de-
ferred payments. and mortgage to secure the same.
Appraised at $3.50. WIN. GALLUP, Admir-.
May |, lS56.--5lw4$23l
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A Human Life Saved.


DOwAGIAC, Mich, March IL, 1856.
J. A. RHODES, ESQ: Dear Sir-As L took your
medicine to sell on consignment {" no cure no pay,
take pleasure in stating its effects reported to
me by three brothers who live in this place and
their testimony is fair specimen of all have re-
ceiyed.
w. S. CoNKLIN told me-" had taken bottles
of Christies Ague Balsam, and continually run
down while using it until my lungs and liver were
congested that degree that blood discharged from
my mouth and bowels so that all thought il impos-
sbe for me to live through another chill. The doc
tors too did all they could for me, but thought
must die. Nothing did me any good until got
Rhodess Fever and Ague Cure, which at once re-
lieyed me of the distress and nausea at my stomach
and pain in my head and bowels, and produced
permanent cure in a short time"
II. NJ. CONKLIN says: " ] had been taking medi-
cine of good doctor we have in our county.
and taken any quantity of quinine and specifics
without any good result, from 25th August to 18th
December. But seeing how nicely it operated on
my brother, got bottle of RnopEs's FEVER AND
AGUE CURE, which effected permanent cure by
using two-thirds of a bottle
S. NJ. CONKLIN was not here but both the other
brothers say his case was the same as II. Ms sold
the medicine to both the day, and the cure was
as speedy from the same small quantity, and might
so specify. Yours with respect, a. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for itself. Good proof it il.
it is of no better tenor than the vast number of like
certificates have already published, and the still
greater amount that is continually pouring in me.
One thing more. Last year had occasion to
caution the public in these words -
"InOtice one firm who hare taken one of my gen
erdi circulars, and SubStit ituted the Ofther nos
trum for my medicine. and then wath 6razen impu-
dence end their pamphlet wihh the exclamation, Let
the proprietor Of any other medicine say much if
he dareS,'" &c.
Now I take pleasure in saying that the caution
referred to the same DR.. Christie's Ague Balsam'
that is mentioned in the above certificate.
There are several other industrious people who
applying to their poisonous trash all that pub
lish about my Fever and Ague Cure, or Antidote 10
Malaria, except the certificates of cures, and the
certificate of the celebrated chemist DR.. James r
Chiffon, of N in favor ofits perfectly HARMLESS
GHARAcrER' 1 which is attached to every bottle
from limitations. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor.
Providence, Il. l.
Wholesale agents, St Louis, II, Blaksley; Chi
cago Barclay Bros; Perysburg, PECK & HAMIL-
TON, and for sale by druggists generally (49m3