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DIR. A. DEEMS
RESTORATIVE liAjMENT,

scomhination Vegetables. Extracted on Sccr
,iic principles and put up IN pint bottles. IN LGne'
used externally 1t acts upon the part or:paris discese
hy stimulating the absorbent vessels arDuseius theE
INTO action aud s taken the circuls stion sivfn
vitality TO the diseased part or parts thereby restor
NV the natural functions and besiing the samt
Nnd when used Internally ii acts a. an ant ssHadis
Tonic Stlmuent eu sudO:ifc, al the same time u :
-uiretic and acts freely upon the unntry organs
4 horse medicine il stants prominent, II wi
scatter hsckeu Poll Evil unless very far advanced
hy bathing il freely and warming It IN with a hn
ron go a. nat scAId. IL Will remove tumors anr
swelling, oc asioned ny the collar, harness. SAD
die Iiremoves gristiy humps oocssOued by kicks o
niIter wounds ii they do not firmly adhere TO the
II heals al Iascsrstei con used or incescd wounds
will cure the scrac Go. It gives immediate relief
in wind collie, given in dose OF one Two OTucrs.
arrests inflammation; in act it viii favolrshl,
compeIe with any'Cfthc LIninen;s of the day. Ant
in order to aoilltate ine Aelon o tr neloine wher
externally used the place 10 he hathed shaved IN th
place be washed with sop aud wa,er to free th
skin or wound from dirt.
This preparation is an excellent rsmrdy for man,
diseases OF the human family aud VIII he found W
on trs a. good il hotter than any -prepera
tion now offered in linimenI form.
Though here wish TO in for m the public aud th'
nur C chaser I hat this medicine will not every
thing it will come ss near doing every thing 10 pr"
ection Ihave ated ss any Of The Jog 70 tSe ncOri
brsss. puTed pain Killers Of the day." Aud here .
want il unde rstood that do not ask geneInu-
public 10 take my statements without trying it fcl
themselves and he convinced OF the facts stated. Fn
further proof inquire OF the following per ons all
Belmont county and State nt Ohio; Viz: Samuel Ran
kins Farmer; John A. Isy ard John NJ. Stewart
Mercants; Thos. Iones B1ptst Minister, Roek hill
Dr. Joshua PggOt; Ta1gart and Shepherd Merchants
NorristOwn Ohio, and George K. Fox, horse droyer
Morris;own, o.; any of the farmers living on III,
grade road leading from Morristown to FIcepor,
Harrison county. They will give you all the salts
faction necessary. This medicine il free from al
mineral Poisons and made aud sold by undersign
ed near Branson's -N,li. Flushing valley, belmont
county Ohio. Price 81 cents per bottle.
Pos, Office address Flushing Belmont County, Ohio
Nay Is, ls5d I'm
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lYEyELANp Wool DEPOT.

Ta%HERE is no longer a question, or
I doubt in the minds otrhose who are hcsi &C
,.i,,,od with the advantages the Cleveland Wool
nenot offers for the sale of Nools oil ITS Importance
and pr ractcability ,.. , ,
IncstaJ n = il is st the outict OF the great wool
growing West, being ut easy access 10 woo-grower
and merchants and within u honrs rirc OF the
most distant manufactures OF Ne" Gheehu' IL pos
sesses great advantages.
M,nufacturcts, excepting those VINO are enga-ed
s speculators in onls) speak III the highest terms
of his system and the satisfactory letters we
are receiving from our wool growing friends, have
stimulated us to increase efforts to make this
for the sale of their wOols. II has surmonntcd all
the difficulties aud oppositons that could wen he
brought arcirs any enterprise by Class OF specua-
tors oppos. II, id il now has move aud stranger
recomnIcuh al ous than ever. We have spared
mains nor expenses in making ample arrangements
for all who NAV wish tn avail themselves OF the ad
yantages arising trom this manner of grading and
selling woods. Merchants, and wool-srower<, who
wish to realize on their woods. delivery at oar De-
| not can he accommodated with liberal advances.-
If desired sacks ill he sent heretofore those
| wishing TO send uS their wool. and WOOL TWINE
for tying tleeces. will be furnished at from II to
| 90 cper pound.
When several in one neighborhood wish us TO for
ward sacks or twine, we prefer sending to one ad-
dress. Our customers in Illinois, and the Western
States will find that ordering sacks from us win
of the wool here, sacks are all numbered, and
/ stamped Cleveland Wool Depot and after being
filled by cousgnors. will require othe, mi rks.
II We hope for liberal patronage, our charges arc
low for handling and selling, and we promise our
employers that undivided attention shall he dc
voted 10 their in,ers't. Very Respectfully.
.Nsy l5, 'JS3n GoopiLE L co.
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@We had prepared an article on the
BUCHANAN Gutta Percha Club and Mr..
HowEr's speech, which was crowded put BY
a press of news matter. willappear next
week.
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Nttu Abbtrtist}ucnts
COUNTY. OHIO

- COURT OF COMMON Pleas
SMITH HiRsT Plaintiff, VS.. Thomas HIRsT and others
defendants.
Addison Hirst and William Green, two of the de-
1endants in the above named action hereby
ned that on the 4th day of August lSI6. the abnve
named plaintiff filed petition in the Clerk off
of said Court prayn- for authority sell about 90S
acres of land in Wheeling township in said county,
of which David Hrst died seized and TO distribute
the proceeds cording 10 the provisions Of the will
of said deceased and that unless they answer said
petition by the 9Th day of September 1856 said
petition will lie taken true and judgment rendered
accordingly. ID. S. ADAMS Clerk.
b. s. & ID. d. T. COWEN, Att'ys for ptif.
au16w
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NEW YORK MARKET

NEw YoRL, AUG, 4.-Flour buoyan;, sales o
9 900 bbs at SCai0 for Southern, and S.50O39 fol
extra brands. y heat ADVANCED cts. sales of 20,
0cO bush. Corn advanced sales of 45.0UO BUSH
Pork buoyant Beef steady. Lard unchanged
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To Teachers,

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM.
NEKs, will meet an the school bcuse
10 on Marietta street in ST. CLAIRsyILLE
On J. turday August I'd. at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
By order OF the Board.
D ID. T. COWEN. Clerk.
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News from Muscatine, Scott, and Des
Moines counties, Iowa, have given Re2ub-
licsn majorities.
KENTUCKY has probably gone Democrat
ic.
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@The communications of "'S7" and U.
WILSON were unavoidably crowded out this
week. They will be attended to next week.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETING.--The Belmont
FREMONT Club will meet at Lamps, lille, on
Saturday, the 9th inst, at O'Clock, P. M
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OFIt is no fault of ours that our paper.
failed to reach Martinsvile last week, OF
any week. We mail them regularly here.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

AUG. 4-Flpur dull. Wheat declined 2Ca3cte,
sales IS 900 bu at 6Cai IS for white, and I.i5
a go Tor red. Sales Corn 10000 bu. at 5So16 Tor
mixed and 630965 Tor white.
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sf(arrile0.

On the morning O the 2Sth inst, at London, q,
by Rev LoEgbow, Mr.. e. MIILIsoN OF GAINESVILLE.
and Miss E. A. daughter OF Jas. freeman Esq, OF
London
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. Z.
CINCINNAT1MAPEET

AuG. 4--Flour firm at SGoa6,a5. Oats IS. Pro
visions nothing doing Sugar 9!Cd93 M1iasses
81. Cotiee IA.
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THE CHRONICLE FOR THE CAMPAIGN
We will furnish the CHRONICLE from the
1h of Angus, until the Presidential election
OF the following terms:
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DIR. JAMES S. ELY,
EF,ySipjrn and S..ErpOn D,uft

SOMERTON, BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO,
Announces that he is prepared to practice either OF
the above professions in their various branches All
kinds of DENTAL Work executed and wARR ASTEp TO
GIVE sATIsFAt 1IoS. jrl2tf
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The Blooded Horse
8 ii A Il o II A G X
"YuI STAND For THE IN

IN ILL - n M L oh II Il IN
w provement of stock the ensuing season, aud
on to April 1857, at the stable of the subscriber al
Rock Hill, Flushing township. Belmont county.
al the following SiJ to insure; $40 for single
service Parting with or failing to attend re q
ufarIy forfeits the insurance. No accountability fo'
accidents or escapes Pasturage for mares az 81 81
per month.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
Sharotack Is rich chestnut sOrreI, without any
wbte Is wears old, full is hands high of great mus
cuiar power in form and action exceeded by few or
none lie was bred hy Col. WIN. Bnrford of Ken
turky was sired by that noble harse NedOC. for whom
Col. Burior raid Mr.. Stevens $4,000 Medoc was
sired hy Eclipse, an proved him elf 10 he. as race
horse and oai getter, superior 10 the great Eclipse
himself. His dam, COrIna, was celebrated race
mare and was sired by Trumreter; he by Colonel
Badgers famous ho Sc sir Solomon; his grand dam
was Directress hy Director fu brother 20 Nirginian,
his ~ O. dam by Old Potomac, his g. g. dam by Jim
Crack 9. 2 q. 9. dam hy impor ed Fiimnap, &c. In
fact ne is well aud thorough hred any horse ever
raj sed in Kentucky. lie was purchased by the sub
scriber from the heirs of Peter Witten.
For performances see bills.
Post-ofice address, kennon, Belmont county, Ohio.
jy243m JOHN A. RAY.
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Will not our friends in each heighborhood
take come little trouble TO procure subscri-
rs. All we want in this campaign is that
our principles be fully known and we have
nothing to fear. Send along the names.
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NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

u OllCb 10 HEhLoI vi L4' H-A
petition will be laid before the Commiss' on
ers OF Belmont county, Ohio al their next session
a.k Ing r the yacati on of that of the road
ming from Lamps Nj II to Belmont, that lays between
The GAINESVILLE Ridge R0ai and Belmont, com merc'ne
al Griffith Camp hell's running in Mort herlv diree
i0n through the ands OF John Dis and NJ Wright, 10
where it the Grave Creek Grade Road sonIh
of Belmont. i2.isipu
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Oregon and California.
One vol. I2mo. SO pp., Steel Portrait ,nd
othsT Illustrations. Pric e 90.
The Life is written with fidelity and care by SAM
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Catlarine H.. and Nicholas l., of Russia" a,
other works Interest and value II viii be found
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and cheerful discipline of all under his command.
HIS REPORTS OF
Explorations ard Discoveries,
written in the discharge Of official irusts-which we
insert without ahri6gement--will lie found very in
terestng and instructive feature of this work. and fur
nish tie best possible index to his true genius and
character.
The Standard-Bearer of Freedom
should he thoroughly know and understood; for the
hetter he Is known the nVre he viii be admired.
II.
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN SONGSTER,
Composed euIIrey of Original Songs prepared ex
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND ITS CANDI-
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Comprising the History. Principles ami Purposes of
the Republican Party IN the Unired States, from the
days of Jefferson to the present time and hiog spl-
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GonmGrtial 5(atttrs.
ST. CLATRSVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JAMES THOMPSON
GROCER, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARIETTA SITS.
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NOTICE

NUIIOE
as HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
& Iersigned, John n Piper, Administrator with The
will annexed OF Thomas Barr cit, deceased, will oier
for sale,
TUE SLY AUG UST 1o, 1856.
a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF said day. on the remi-es the
following described remises, situate in the county oil
Belmont and State of Ohio, aud hchg part oil section
No 3a Township No. 9. and Range No. g. in the dis
trct ofIands sold at Stcuhenve, aud helm" the same
nrenses of the said Thomas Barrett died seized,
rycn,t1ug therefrom 81 acres oil of the South side
tLereor hy lire running due East and West, The same
having been devised by the sad Thomas Barrett TO
Hanson Barrett Said premises supposed 10 contain
40 arras more or less Said real estate is situate
about one and quarter miles North East OF arview
and one fourth of mile North of the National Road
.rora,s oC s.Ia cash JOHN II. PIPER.
ivI01 AIM, with the will annexed of Thos Barrett
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8 >XECUTOR'S NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
4 Notice is hereby given that at the Probate
Court for Belmont County, the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified Executor of the Estate OF
WIN. Moote. dec laIe OF Belmont County o.
All those indebted to said estate requested tn
make immediate payment. and those having claims
against said Estate. notified TO present them for
settlement within one year from this date.
jva4l WN. DILLON, EI'r.
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Shocking case Of ;Scrofula Cured.

CIOChIIS C'too VI DCIOIuId CuI Gu:
DR.. G. W. HALSEY
New York, December 9th 1872
Dear Sir:-I dean it, but justice to yOu as the
inventor of a great medici le, to send yOn short
history of my | am 81 years of age At
thirteen was attacked with ScrofnIa; which formed
Pustules and broke out in large ulcers on my neck
the eoa bone, and from thence extended nearly
up TO the left About sir months since 7 com
menced using your Forest Wine and Pills, (foowing 9
the direet ions which, in nine weeks cured me-
4. The scars, although now sound hear testimony of
the dreadful manner in which was afflicted. After
nearly fourteen years suffering. now rejoice say
thai my health is fully restored by your remedies al
othe rs having proved quite inefectuaI.
Yours, Very Respectfully.
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HOlio1cay's PilLs are the best remedy ksosn in
TIE rnrLd for III, fnlLn,rinn Diseases.
AUCTION JOBS.

I INEN HDKF'S I2O Doc. Linen Cam
. &hrick u dkfs (perfectl at tcnt, 100 doz lin.s
CemhriCk Hdsfs perfect $40 ~ cts worth ~dolhEs
the money. Elelant Silk Hdzfs from I2f ci.tO ST
great bargain. Irish Linens 81 al 60 wcrih
IS 10 I,GU al Alto ST Cts. AZ -.
TONE THOMAS
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HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE, G. GUM-coaTED
FGEEST FILLS.
The most extraordinary discovery in the
World
100000

BOTTLES g. BOXES SOLD ANNUALLY
And Thousands of Lives saved from aPPENATURE
GRAVE, by This tate discovery.
Testm onss of the most unexcepti ionabe charac-
ter are continually pouring in from every part of the
Country bearing witness to The unparalleled efficacy
of these Medicines.
TIE following show The number of cases cured as
from all-parts of the Union and British Colonies
from the lst of January 1852, January lsi, 1888
inclusive:
Cases Cured.
DYSPEPSIA and ha.iiual Costiveness, 753
Nervous Disorders, Cal
General Debility, 6Gi
Pustuts. unhealiy color of the skin, $40
Bilious Disorders, 1863
Scrosnia and Mercurisl ComplaiEta, 4aI
Jaundice Iga
Liver Complaint :c5
Salt Rheum. 81
Erysipelas, Isl
Fever and Ague, lg
: COnsumptve Decline, Colds and Coughs, 40I
Dropsy. la
rheumatism, l20
Other various disorders. 1Ojl
But short time has elapsed since these great and
good Medicines have been made known to the uublc
yet thousands have already experienced their good
effects Invaids gwen over by their physicians
Curabe, have found relief and been restored sound
aud vigorous health from their The great
mount of good these Medicines have done, has In
du ced thousands 10 recommend them their friends
Men of integrity and Physicians have sa lctioned
their use and recomme and them TO the public.
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PL EASANT VALLEY
STEAM W0OLEN Mills
A1cia for TIE fbjrd y.,r

Aga'n Tor The hIrd ysar.
am again prepared to manufactu:s "a usu,I IN,
following goods to order Cassim.rs Persian t'otb.
Satinets Flsnnels Btankets ani Stocking yarne.
keeping on hands the above variety for s.is or .,
change for wool and country suap
UPFarmers can have their Wool manufacture,
TO order al the shortest notice, exchange goods m
their wool. ITMsrket price paid in ash Tor wool
May |, 1855. 6m JAMES YATES.
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,tHAD AND HERRING. iFreshl jus;
Dferr'vol, Sud for ~ y CpNELEN ERoNN.
Gsvs, R1N rt Nrzcr~tPwa cSSN
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J EPUBLlCAN BIOGRAPHY,
e HISTORY .9.N-D POETRY.
Every Republican Editor, Speaker, Candidate and
Voter. should Read and Study til
LIFE OF JOHN c. FREMONT,
And his Explorations, Discoveries an
Adventures in Kansas, N braska,
Oregon and California.
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ENRUJT JARS.
L A fine supply OF Glass Fruit Jars, just reed by
iye4l 4. G.. MARTIN.
W ALL PAPEI-
w Sui,abe for psrIors, he'd chambers, offices, &c,
OF various styles, for hy [jys4l A. c. MARTIN.
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HEAR! HEARu

3CASES briggs & Richsnouds' Prints that sell al
ways at ~ cts at 81 to 9cts ~ sd wide ChintE al ~
GinshNms-the hest ats levy ever sold in Wheehus
At sToNEs THQNAS.
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Sruterirs, 81.

l.. III. TEMPLE IL Co.
Are now selling GROCERIES,, at their Store
No. 27 WashinxtOu square,
at the prices melti mel In the following list, via
Powdered Sugars Al 9ic. per h.
CRUSHED do. at Ole
Brown Havsnado az SIC W
Port, Ri,p do ut 71c Ha ~. sHf
@ tie, extra, at sc Is
SlerRtus at &C.
Or am Tartar 1T 3Sc.
F Rasins. (Ts " frut) at 16c. a'.tsa
Black Tea (hne Havorl At $40
Moolsses nj SIC p gallon.
Buruine Fluid a SIC pr gallon.
And all other kinds of Groceries equally low Spices In
pact ages b suit Vt VII leale prices. All Goods mem
toned ahlve 're Of the Brst Qualify.
Goods delivered u any part OF the city.
Rcmemb er the Place, CT wushgmgton
nI6 sqsare, Worcester. DIFF
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Boston a0uc tiscmcnis.
kBATENTS.-AMERIc AND FoREIGK
Il OFFICE,
Agency for Business with q. S. Patent
0mce, WASHINGTON.

No rs State st opposite Kiiby ST Boston.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 70 INVENTORS. Tie
Subscriber Cate gent Of the o. S. Patent Office,
der the Act Of 1887 determined present advantages in
applying for patents, superior TO those offered inventors
by Others has made arrangements whereby applics
tons prepared and conducted by him, THIRTY DOL
LARS (nGtead Of tlUenty, paid back by Others viii
be RENTED by him in of failure obtain patent
and the withdrawal through him within thirty days after
the rejection Caveats Specifications Assignments, and
all necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents
in this and foreign countries prepared and advice
dered legal and scientific matters respecting Inventions
and infringements of patents
Inventors here not only obtain their specification
on the most reasonable terms Generally about SC per
les than others in the profession avail themselves
Of the experience n 20 years. practice extensive library
OF legal and mechanical works. and Of
patents granted in this and other counres besides being
saved journey to Washington the usual great delay
there well as all personal trouble in obtaining their
patents Copies Of claims Of any patent furnished BY
uniting doar-Assgn recorded at Washington.
Patents in Great Britain France and other reign coun
tries secured through Of the highest respectable
ty R, H. EDrY, Solicitor Of Patents
During the time occupied the Office of Commissioner
OF Patents r. Fl. EDDY ESQ., Of Boston, did business AZ
the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There
few, If any, persons acting in that capacity, who had
much business before tile Patent 0ee and there
who conducted it with skill, hdeity and
cess. regard Mr. Eddy of the best informed and
skilfui Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have no hest tion assuring inventors that they
employ pc. IN competent and trustworthy, aud
capable of putting their applications in form
cure for them an early and favorable consideration at the
Patent iii. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
From the present COmaaissioaer
AUGUST IL, 1855 ~-puring the ne have held the
Office of Com missioner Of Patents, r. r. Eddy, Esq Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the transaction
of business with the Office, Solicitor. lie Is Their
ougby acquainted with the law, aud the rules aetce
of the Office regard hun one of the most capable
aud successful practitioners with whom have had Official
intercourse. CIAs. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
Canf etsdf rvyIa
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GRAPE VlNEs.-A few vines n the Diana
IN Grape and the Hartford Prollds may b. had Il ap
piled for soon Thee are by far the rest varieties yet
known for cultivation In this climate The Diana Is SUI
perior to rith the lisa IA Ctt~ba and stwo wesks
earller III fIa cord praa sinar quality 70 the
Isa ella and Il mouth earlier thsn that klnd Beth are
'n &C., : 5sy Io,. Is. Isss sso = A~H