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"rmI VGGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM has be
come the r0a popular medicine ever put forth
Tor the cure oI Coughs, CoikS aud Consumption
That 4 is worthy vi It's hugh rpuraimn is made
Sufficiently evident by the inR,nsity Of its an
nual sales. Humbug is so plentiful iha, II gives
Hns real pleasure 10 Oft this trlng and graiHi'
tons tribute 1T our recommendation 10 Medicine
We know To b. ol real nsri! - "a BHrliagion
Seahsa
Reed, Cutler & Co, Druggists, Boston, pro-
prieiUrs. b, carsfaI 10 get tie genuine, as hsrc
dis EaaRy imitatiORs PtIre - cents and 81.
Sold ia B,dirlUrd by j. Sawyer, 4w23
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iI UKsE ShUiNu. rsri,culsr .il.n,l,. gwen
IL to Hons shesiny. By }. N.ANrholN,
Alfred street.
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NOTICE.

u,Bls /, 10 certify that I. this day rvlinaeish TO
IL Chsdes r. Gram, the remaiodes Of he NIB
uo,ity, that shail not claim any o. bic eemsass.
az nav any debss Of bis coatrsctiag thai - 10
ice 70 trsds and oct for him,s, ,,.vr
Alfred, Nay I, 1850. swis'
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5prriul Autirrs.

~ Arnold's Globule. and Vital Fluid have al.
ready attained a very extensive sale. From their
nature this mlgh, be expected, and the steady IN.
erase 1t demand Onv goes 10 pToe the rea
worth ufiheir chemical action In vilnlizing the
blOUd aud destroying the cause OF humor.
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nPPIcE 81 the COMMISSIONER Of LorrER.
~ Iss -Balfuore. April Is, 1886. The undersigned
of Lieries OF the State OF Mar land, being
In receipt daily Of letters from various portions OF tne
country, making inquiry as TO Lottery schemes with
which the country Il iocle, and which purport TO be
.nscInEp py rag DRAWINGS oF TINS MkHYLASD Coz.
soLIp.rEp LOTTERIES, takes this methol 70 answer All
such letters OF inquiry and inform the pnphc THAT All
urrrE,Es PrRPuRrISG TO BE DECIDED nv rHE MARYLAND
DK.w,Sss ARE GEoss PRArDs that certain parties VINO
,ys themselves Morris Co.. and pretend to he Mana.
vc,s or Sole Agents ka the Grand Charter Lotteries
.ey,land Ohio are imposters and said lottery fraud,
having neither egalor presumpye existence ana hst
another fictitious firm, yed hurry Co, Cieaveish1,
Ohio are also mpostors, and all lotteries which they
rtolss to be managers agents for are also frauds
RICHARD FRANCE, Of this city, Is the CONTRACTOR
for drawing the Maryland Lotteries. The business
conducted under the firm 4 II. FRANCE Co., AZ
Managers aud they have no sole agents In the CITY VI
baltimore There are, however, some forty licensed yen-
der. for the tats OF Maryland who derive license in.
der him through this Office sell tickets In the Mary
land Lotteries, u III. McPIiAiL.
Commissioner Of Lotteries for the state Of Nd
Sm2l
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Al Court of Probate held at Saco, within
and for the County OF York, on The first Monday
in NAV, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and iny.six, by the onorablc Joseph L.
Nyc, Judge Of said C0uIt.
EDWARD H. G. HOOPER, administrator OF
IL the estate Oi William u. Hooper. late OF Bid.
def I'D, in said county, deceased, having presented
his frs, account of administration Of the es,aie ol
said deceased, for allowance.
ORDERED, That the said administrator give no.
tive 10 all persons Interested by causing copy Of
lbi, order 10 be published three weeks successive
" in the Unlon and Eastern journal, printed III
Biddei;,rd, 10 said conEty, that they may appear
al u Probate Court TO I've held al Krnnebank, N
laid county, on the tir,t Monday of June next, al
ten, of the clock in the forenoon, and shcw cause
IL any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
90 Attest, JOSHUA HERx'c., Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
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Corn.

.,v,.,ow coRN Of sapsries qualify = nov ssning ~
Y ~ suS.shbss, Il ssvsn'y CT. pr essss.; .,,,
s.eo. Apdi zis, Isss. II
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RE m q y T.!

!. HIn's 6siidiss. East end Of rss'ssy i'A-
brdes. Aiiesdsrs pse.y.iy ssswssss' s,s
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HHunlOrs.

They cannot exist against action Of th,ss Msdc'
Chemicals.
numors In the blood are the sole nrst cause Of Con
sumption, by consuming the bloods vitality. These
prrpaTatioas consume ksmors and sfrs VITALITY ~ the
great powers cf cAsrsistrg
See Circulars. 10 be had % Medicine Dealers.
BURR. FOSTER b c., Cornhll, General Agents.
MsnsGe!d & CO., City Wharf, Es,toI. spcciai Agcnis
FOR Sale by Drs J. sawyer and O. W. Piersou bldde
fsd Dr. WIN. bailey and H. J. Smith, saeo A. War
rem, Kennebunk Jos. Curtis, Wells.
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FATAL CONSUMPTION.

Nesrsigis, Piles, Cancer Tsasps,
And many other diseases and IIunor when connected
With Scrufulous coDiItion VI the bod,
Ths Ductor VII walt and prescbs Coz ai psseas vsh.
Ing 70 test HE medicine, vho request IT, and Who srs
Wiling 10 rsmunerate him Coz the ssryce " The anoant
charged Coz vist a the distanos 10 his Regular
Patients. The ALTERNATIVE SYRUP 10 cold 81 HE
Oncv' Cash % Delivery. No Agents vishsd,
ba, veii qualified Physans, and no fsSsss YIN Acre
afisr b meds.
Made and Sold b.
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BOSTON MARKET, May 10.
P,sr.-wrs,ern common hands, 50 % TO -
aney. AZ 90, extra, 81 o. to svJi osaesee ka'a'
a..,s sa,ssrp Ysiio~ Corn IL selling at 81 ets
ulxsd al "a et. Oats IL AZ. kye In lsts, wv
uIx-rast.ru n ssuins at ga pa ton, cash.
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House Lot nj Auction.

BiddstOrd, May II, 1856.
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I.,-,,,, ,,o,, po,ro,sr Sr,ys-Atn ~
,a laI4 aOsS,s1 g a0o &c ,hoIon.
cent 'aus''"a VA''''''''a VI O"''
don Socie.. s., -, .,;n 80 aha
some enrried a. raror, saw. :. I, seem,
white POrPois'' ',souisi,es of tough.
to possess the eS'en''a' been considered
ness and soi'ncss, anu mas ,uimals. the
superior to the SKINS OF anu d 80, calf.
price Is the same as that OF the ~ is
skin; but sample pair OF ooO's snow
stated to have worn OUT seven so'ss
r., ,,,..or,, s,,v, C,w The WASH
;,,,o, o,rrc.nondsn, Of the \. Y. Evening
%.
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and Fine Carpets, Starr Cdrpetings, Sraio
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Casg7firs do not despair till you have tried AYER's
CHEREr PEcIoEA- 1t is made by of the best medical
chemists in the world and its all around bleak
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THE WHITE CHEF.
A Legend OF North Mexico.


Legend OF North Mexico.
BY CAPT. MAYNE REID.
7athor Of "Rife Rangers, ,".' Scalp H~rse-s pa INN
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CTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN
~ ty. Court Of Common Pleas Petition ior par
Miisnn MoodHan.ee. Plaintiff,


Ma ths Woodm anses. Elias Hill sad his wife. Sancy
Hill. Amos Jones and his wife, Harriet Jones,
Sinai w Woodmansee, Joseph Woodmause see, Ebenezer
Nagee and his wife Esther Magee, Defendants
The defendants all sevcially notified that the
plaintiff MilSon Weodmsnser, on the 9sth OF August,
1856 flied his ceriori petition for partition in the
Court of Common Pleas of said county setting up that
Samuel Wocdnansee late f said county, died seized
in fee 81 m pie Of Ihe following known and describe
premises situate in tbe county Aforesaid, and The
first tract ieing the NJ g. quarter of Section Va town
ship . aud Range T. lining l69 acres more or less
Second tract heng situate in NJ w corner OF the N.
E. quarter Of Section 81 township Z, and Rsnge 4,
beginning for the tire n. W. corner Of Or.
Section thence with the n. boundary thereof s ss3
E. So led to station 9 thence s. 81 67 To middle OF
National Road. thence Herewith s. 81 W. 53s6P.
thence n 2964p 10 place of beginning. containing
eight acres and e5i poles. excepting iherrou'
one acre Of The West end OF said premises That The
said Martha Woodmansee is entitled TO dover in said
premises as the widow OF SAID 1ntestate. and that
Harriet Jones SinaI WOodmaBsee, Esther Magee and
are seized in fee simple of the one undivided sixth
70 an order OF PARTITION Of said premises and Tor the
assignment Of dover therein 10 the widow aforesaid
THAI If partition he made without manifest in-
iury then that such other proceedings he had as are
suihoriz by law. and for other proper relief. That
said petition Will he for bearing al the next spring
term of said court, Ie57.
MILsON WOoDMANSEE.
se16wl by Miller Pennington. his Any
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L,TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN
y ~. Court Of Common Pleas. Petition.
PATRICK HENRY, Plaintiff.

~ ty. Court Of Common Pleas. Petition.
Patrick HENRY, Plaintiff,
THOMAS OSBORNE ard ALEX. OSBORNE, Defendants.
The defendants are hereby notified that the plaintiff,
The 10th of August, 1885, flied his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of said county aforesaid
against them, claiming thai they owe him lOOOS, with
interest from August LIST, lS6, for The payment OF
which the defendants executed their joint and seve
raj note, dated May 80 1856 and due Two months al
ter the date thereof. The plaintiff asks judgment for
said sum, with interest from the time aforesaid,
the defendants hereby notified to said Pc
tition before the 25ih of September next, or
judgment will he given against them by default for
the amount 4foT said.
PATRICK HENRY. g
au2i6wl By MIILER PENNINGTON. lis Ati'y.
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40 NH0M 1T MAY CONCERN,

4 On The 7ih instant published a"Notice " that
! had removed" William Booker from the office Of
Deputy Treasurer Of Belmont covny. Now this is TO
give notice tha;, deliberate reflection f ell
il 10 be my duty to restore Mr.. Booker TO said Office
and recall said notice. Mr.. Booker will therefore re-
main my said Deputy Treasurer, under the original
sppo ointment and co utTact. THOMAS JOHNSON,
Treasurer OF Belmont county Ohio
St. Clairsvil e. August i3 lcJ6.
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Selling Off at Cost.
FASHION.
XTAJuBIE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his
HOCsE IND LOT IN BRIDGEPORT, OHIO,
wis re he resides. The house has
Five Rooms above, Two Rooms below and Good
Cellar.
The lower Rooms have been used for
Grocery Harness shop, &c.
For further informstiou call on the subscriber on
tho premises. This property is
Nearly Opposite the Belmont Foundry.
sud is veI calculated for business Cali and see o.
JErEMIAH FIELDS.
Bridgeport. August elst. 1856. ansSow
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. l. A s II e r N G

ID L A 8 T f r n G /!
IL The undersigned would respectfully solicit the
patronage of all persons desrors OF having auy work
done in his line of business. His
Work will Compare Fsvorably
with that Of any other person. II is
Finished OFF in the Best City Style,
Cheiles-ee Comparison
0iih tny ofk Of tie Kind. Ee resides on
sectior Sixteen, Smith Township.
frtces as reasonable IS an be foI.nd elsewhere.
--r--.- AuGf.ST ROTnERMOND,
sri9H;nHl Pnst-nfice address, Jacobsburf, Ohio.
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ON MANHOOD,
AND IT'S PREMATURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis, the Doth
Thousand:

NOUSdNUs
4 FEW WORDS ON THE RATI.
IA ONAL TREATMENT, without Medicine o.
Spermatorr or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, Genital and Nervous Debility, Impotency, and
imp edmentsto Marriage generally.
By B. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The importantfact that the many alarming COM
plants, originating in the imprudence and solitude
of youth, may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment, as
adopted by the Au:hor, fully explained, by means OF
which every is enabled to HIMSELF perfectly
and at the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all
the advertised uostrums of the d v.
Sent TO any address, gratis and post free in sealed
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DELMONT COUNTY, OHIO

Of PBEhS.
SMITH HIRsT, Plaintiff, THOMAS HIRsT and others
defendants.
Addison Hirst and William Green, two Of the de
PENDANTS in the above named action hereby mott
fed that on the 9Th day of August 1856. tue above
named plaintiff filed petition in the Clerks office
of said Court praying for authority TO sell about 2OS
Of land in Wheel ing township in said county.
of which David Hirst died seized and to distribute
the proceeds Accord the provisions of the will
of said deceased. and that unless they answer said
petition by the 9th day of September D. 1856 said
petition will Le taken true and Judgment rendered
accordingly. y. s. ADAMS Clerk.
B. 8. & ID. d. I. COwEN, Au'ys for pItif.
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Cfrvr1.,n Oaio necrmfer 6. Is5j
b deep gratitude, remain yours truly,
MANY ANN CONsToC


HAMILTON, Ohio, November %, 1855.
DR. RoBACK-Dcar Sir: have read in the newspa-
pers many accounts of effected h your Scandn
avian Remedies. hut consider my case at least
: interesting and marvellous any of them. So
far you concerned, one Testimonial more or less
is of little consequence. Your lame is established
and my statement cannot add 10 your celebrity. But
for the benefit of fellow creatures desire to make
the facts. When called upon yOa, at the in
stance OF dear friend the 2lst of March last. a
had been nne years sufferer from catarrh. The ir-
ritaiiOn Of the and membrane of the head
intense that sometimes il almost drove me crazy.
could not sleep. aud neve: free from npleasant
sensations. Atvarious times FIVE different physicsns
ISd attended me, each treated me in his way
but none of them die me any good despaired OF
ever seeing another well day, and when called at
your consultation rooms baa vsry little hope of re-
lief. by Your advice, entered Immediately upon
regular course Of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills. was encouraged by the cheerful
hopeful way in which spoke, and resolved strict
y follow your direction. In less than week, all
the wcIst symptoms OF my complaint began TO take
miIder fcrn. aud continued to improve from week
to week, until al the end of three months, my head
entirely relieved, and every of the catarrh
had left me sill, however, Continued to take the
remedies for nearly six weeks longer, because found
they were building up my strength and fortifvng my
constitution Six months have passed since the
wa" finished, and have had no sign of relapse. /
should he glad 10 this letter. the substance of it,
in print, for the guidance of others.
haar tFo t,stAa
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4 HEELING HAT AND CAP
v .AsNUEACToRY.


q. AVERY
Manufacturer Of dsts and Ceps
Eas on hand and is manufacturing and receiving
large and general assortment of
Hats and Caps,
comprising all the varieties of colors and shapes OF
Hsts and Caps now in use. of
Latest Fashion,
and manufactured from the finest material and the
tee. workmanship: ali Of which will be sold Whoe-
aale and Retail at the lowest possible price. From
nv long expefieace in the business, and having al
ways used my hest endeayors to please and furnish
Good. Fsshicnable and serviceable Hat,
1 feel eenhdent-with my present facilities and a
large Stock band-thst am abs 10 supply my
psiIons with article
Superior TO any heretofore offered.
RESPECTFULLY request call from those IN want oil
Has and Gaps, before purchssin gelsewhere:
s. AVERY,
sslg1 No. I4s, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
0nn LBS. COLGATE STA r CHI
AOO 100 Tbs Sslsoda, 10 ihs Sup. e. Soda,
1oO Tbs Lace dye, 1900 lbs Chip Log Wood, 100 Ex.
LMWesS, No Ibs. CsEA .Wsod. Jus received and
Enk n NV. COLLINS.