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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-04
yENOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Times for holding Courts in the
Eighth Judicial District.

WE, CoRRINGToN w. SEARLE, ROBERT
J. ALEXANDER, and SAMUEL w. BosTwIcK,
Judges OF the Court of Common Pleas in the
eighth Judicial District of the State of Ohio
in pursuance of the power vested in US by
Jaw, do hereby order that the times for hold:
ing the Court of Common Please and DIS.
trict Court within said District, in the sew
eral counties thereof, be permanently fixed
as follows, viz:
The terms of The Court Of ommon Pleas
shall hereafter commence and be holden an
nua ly in the
FIRST SUBDIVISION:
in the county OF Muskingum, on the Sec
ond Tuesday OF February, the first Tuesday
OF Nay and the first TUESDAY of November
In the county of Morgan on the third
Tuesday Of March, tie second Tuesday OF
June. and the third Tuesday OF October.
In The county of Noble on the first Tues
day of April, the fourth Tuesday of June,
and the first Tuesday o.: October, and in the
SECOND SUBDIVISION:
In the county of Belmont on the second
Tuesday OF February, the second Tuesday OF
May and the first Tuesday of November.
In the county Of Monroe on the third
Tuesday Of March. the second Tuesday of
June, and the third Tuesday OF October
In the county OF Guernsey on the second
Tuesday of April, the fourth Tuesday of
June, and the first Tuesday of October; and
in the
THIRD SUBDIVISION:
In the CO unity of Harrison on the second
Tuesday o! February, the Erst Tuesday of
May. and the second Tuesday o! November.
In the county Of Jefferson, on the fourth
Tuesday o. February, the third Tuesday of
May, and the first Tuesday Of October.
In the county Of Tuscaraw as, on the third
Tuesday Of March, the second Tuesday Of
June, and the fourth Tuesday Of October.
And that the terms of the District Court
shall commence and be held annually here
after, in the several counties in the said
Eighth Judicial District, as follows, viz:
In the county of Tuscarawas, On the fif-
teenth day OF Ju.y.
In the County OF Harrison, on the twenty
irst day of July.
In the County Of jefferson, on the twenty
eighth day of July;
In the county Of Belmont. on the twelfth
day of August;
In the county of Monroe, on the twenty
seventh day oil August;
In the county OF Noble, on The first day
of September;
In the county of Guernsey, on the fourth
day OF September;
In the county of Morgan, on the eleventh
day of September; and
In the county o: MuSkingum, on the
fifteenth day of September.
1t is also ordered that if any of The days
hereby fixed for holding the aforesaid Dis
trict Court shall fall on Sunday, then said
Court shall commence aud be held on the
succeeding day.
Done at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, this 18th day
of September, A. ID. 1856.
R. J. ALEXANDER, ofC.p.of the srh Ju-
:. W. BosTwlcK, dicial District, of O..
! CERTIFY that the foregoing is full and
true copy of the ori gnal on file in this Office.
S. w. GASTON,
CLERK Of The Court Of Common Pleas Of Bel
mont County.
ST GAINESVILLE, Dec. 4. 1856.
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9f(ar'rito.

On the 2eIh inst, by the Rev. ]. Woodrofe, at
The National Hotel, MIR. ZENAs SHIPNAN, and Miss
MARY ANN Vance, all of Martinsville.
At the same time and place, by the same. Mr.
JAMES W. SHIPMAN, and Miss VIRGINIA KENEDv,
all OF Martinsyille.
On the same day by the same. at the American
House. Mr.. 1HoMAs SHANNON, of Barnesviile, and
Miss MARY SELLS, of Hendrysburgh.
On the 27th November, by Rev, Jno. Moffat, at
the residence of Mr. Jacob Berry, Mr.. JOHN NJ.
RANKIN, of Harrison. county. and Miss ALvIRA
BERRY. youngest daughter of Mr., Berry.
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h ,TBlIC SALE

UBLIC SALE.
The sG scr her will offer al Public Sale, on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 1th, 1877,
Farm, lie late residence of Thomas libtcd, de
ceased. situated in COierain township, Belmont Co.,
hetw tile National and Plank Roads, and about six
miles from VI LeelITg- Tins arm contains
SiNtyCHe = Cros and seven ftTC hes.
the samE or less; aad Is bounded by the Mount
Pheasant Road, - nd lands OF Abraham Lash, Robert
lie aud others. Tie soil Is Ul good qua!Ity aud The
land Is divided nto fields, and well wat
ed. Tie improvements are
Comfortable Dwelling House,
with excellent spring OF Water near The door, and
several out huIidincs. There is
apple Orchard On the Premises,
and variety of other fruit trees The location oi
this farm gives II many advantages: il is III good
neIg LhOIi,Uod and cOnveu emily situated 10 Roads
s lhJOls, Mills, and places Oi Worship. Terms made
know GA iEe DAY OF sale For OtuCr particulars ap
ply 10 W iiiIam LasH, residing Ill ile vi5lIIty.
Geitd JOHN HIBDERD-
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The WRONG SHoP-"Dr. X -in!".
"Don't live here" says P, who WAS full
Die, without looking up.
"Oh thought this was his ofice."
"Next door -
"Pray, sir, can you ;ell me has the doctor
many patients!'
"Not living"
The old gentlemen was never more heard
of in the vicinity, but the story wasr that
DR.. X sued P--f,r bel.
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Surveying.

ftHon. ERAsrUs Brooks, of New York
city, editor of the New York Express, better
known as "Booby" Brooks, lectured in
Wheeling on Monday evening, on "Old
Things and New Things" The attendance
was moderate. Mr.. B. is no doubt man of
some talent, but his abominable lies during
the political canvass just clcsed are enough
to estrange the better part of community
from him.
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EotaI gntflligents.

CopxEt1,s GEoGRAPHY.-Prof. JoHS /.
THOMPSON, of Barnesville, has laid on our
table copies of the primary Geography,
and the "Inlermediate Geography by Miss
S. 8. CORNELL.
In the systems of Geography heretofore
in use in schools, and in fact many OF them
are still in use, the pupil found himself be-
vond his depth at the first plunge, and each
successive step took him in deeper and
deeper, until at the end Of term the ideas
he entertained of what the earth contains
j, rather what the Geography taught, were
about as systematically arranged in his
head. as the forms in a rotating kaleidos-
cone. IN short, he had no practical knowl-
edge of Geography whatever. And this all
arises from the fact that there is no sufhcl-
eut foundation to the stucy, or rather 1t Is
not Systematically progressive, SO to speak
This constitutes one cause Of the great ST.
perierity OF Miss CoRSELL's Geography
over sny other with which we are acquaint-
ed. Ii takes the pupil in easy stages from
H. contemplation Of the shape of the earth,
~. up to an investigation Of the minuter
details of physical Geography, and the more
ebsruse questions pertaining 10 the scierce.
- alf must see at glance, Is infinitely
- 5h1p 20 plunge the young beginner
s1ely into the intricate mysteries of
ana <longitude. aud the numerous
81 iSe tides With almost the same
s = = E1 !. s child might be advanced in one
( >cess1 lF5l <he learning Of the multPlica-
tiou tab!eto the study of Navigation, or
Surveying.
There are many other advantages which
this work seems to to US possess over any
other, but which we have not room to men
tion. One, however, we mention as being
all-inportant, that is, the system is pleasant
and fascinating to the pupil, instead of be-
ing dry pursuit. This is all in all, in any
study. The work should receive the atten-
tien of Boards of Education, and Teachers.
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South Carolina Legislature.

COLUMBIA, Nov .26.-The Legislature met
on Monday. The Governer's message re-
CARDS the recent election merly as truce
between the North and South, and adgo-
Gates the revival of the slave trade, and
thinks every branch Of labor should be in
the hands Of slaves. He refuses to lay be-
fore the Legislature the resolutions of the
New Hampshire Legislature, transmitted
though her Governor.
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}lttu A0otrtlsem(nt5.
nROBATE COURT.

"a > I
State OF Ohio, Belmont County, 50.
Notice is hereby given thai the fol! owing naIned
Executors and Administrators have filed their &C
counts and vouchers my once for settlement 10
wit:
Ci Wineman. Admir- of Tamson Nichols deed.
john NJ. EeekS, Adru'T of Thomas Beeks decd.
Robert and Elisha Vail. En- r. oi Robert Vail, decd
Mercer " ard, Admir- Ul Eleanor Groves, deed.
Isaac II. ChaEG ier, adm r. de honIs non with the
Will annexed of Norris Bethel. dec
Deborah Vernon, y DIM TX OF William Vernon. decd
I.ews Owens, Admir- of liezekIah Owens, decd.
Jacob AuIt1alher, late Admir- of William 10 hnson,
decd.
andrew Love, Adj ar of David Mann, decd.
The frs; three above named accounts Will he for
hearing and settlement the 29lh, The three Oh
the 3ut, aud the las, o tie 3Is days of Decen
bsr EeNi.
DAEID HARRIS,
Ge4l Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-04

GrThe drama of "Uncle Toms Cabin"
was performed in Wheeling on Saturday
n ight last, for the last time. The play d.
ring The course of its performance drew good
houses, replenished the almost exhausted
treasury of the Manager, and gave new
impetus to the whole Company. 1t shows
more liberia spirit in the citizens of Wheel
ing than had seemed to actuate them be fore.
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Vermont.

The Montpelier Daily Journal, of the
18th ult., has returns from two hundred and
twenty towns in the State, which give the
foll,wing aggregate:
Fremont 376Oo
Buchanan 1914
Fillmore SCI
FREMoKT's plurality, 27,62S. The towns
to Se heard from will increase this to nearly
or quite 10000.
Hon. GEORGE T. HODGES, Republican,) }
is elected to Congress in The First District,
in place of Hon. JOHN MtAcHAM, deceased
by a msjority of abou. s 900.
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] AND FOR SALE.

IL The undersigned offers for sale quar- ~
ter Section of Land, &41&s
Three ard half Miles frcuI the SS
County Seat of Meics Co, -
lying close the leading from that TO Harrison
vile. The land is OF Good Quality, Wei WaIffed.
Plenty of Good Timber and Coal, with thirty acres
cleared on II Terms of Sale-hve hundred dollars
down, and the balance in yearly payments OF
hundred dollars each with per interest
tie has also several other valuable farms for sale.
for whcl he Is prepared u give waTrautee deeds -
For further particulars ing OF the subscriber who
lives the land. WILLIAM JOAB.
Doa,3lpi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-04

TowN LOT IN BELMONT For SALE
EPHRAIM CHALFA.r, of Belmont, offers his
very desirable residence in that rising town
for sale. See advertisement in another
column.
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4 DMINISTRaTOR,S NOTICE

tce is herehy:siven that al the Probate CouItfor
Belmont county the undersigned appointed
and qualified Administrator. with the Will annex
ed, of the estate of Lucinda Hicks late of Belmont
county deceased.
All those indebted to said estate requested to
make immediate payment; and those having claims
against said estate notified present them for
settlement W Thin one year from this dare.
JOSEPH HICKS.
no9.1 Admir-, with The will anne xed
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-04

SERIOUS DETENTION The Cincinnati En-
quirer states that there is now at that place
an amount Of manufactures, the value Of
which is moderately es imatet at 50 900, 900,
waiting to be shipped as soon as sufficient
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Official Vote of Illinois.

The Chicago Press OF Nov. 18th says:
The following telegraPhic despatch was
received last evening. 1t gives the official
vote of the State:
Especial TsiegraPhic Dispatch to Ike Daily
Democratic Press.)
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Model Fremont Towns.

The presidential votes of the following
towns in Vermont, are worthy of publica-
tons fol their singular unanimity for Fre-
mont. A list almost as good might be COM
piled from the Massachusetts returns:-
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4 EOAD NOTICE.

q Notice is hereby given that q petition will he
presented 20 the COmmi sSonerI OF Belmont county
their December Session, praying TO alter the
ty road along the bank of tine Ohio River, in Putney
township, and Belmont county. the Southern
boundary lIne as follows: TO leave tile old road at
the South end of tie stone house of John ID.
Gardner and James II. Gill, and above the old
track of tine road SOutheTly, directly in front OF the
mouth of tie slope into The coal hank and 10 tern
hate III The Old road after crossing the ravne at
small ones OIy house owned by Robert Crange, he
ing the first house his land, aud near his North
ine and to have the old road vicaied between those
points. Oc.G:w
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4 TTACHMENT.

At our instance writ of attachment wSs
issued on the I9'h day OF November, ls56 by Jankn
son Wright, a Justice of the Peace Oi Goshen town
ship, Belmont county, Ohio, against the goods and
Chattes credits and moneys and effects of Charles
w. HcdsOn, resident CT the county, for the
sum of thirteen dollars and sIx1y Jour cents and
{ of suit. HAiNES * BRO. and others
Nov. eS, 1856 no974wpd
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S%T THEELING HAT AND CAP
w .M6A'UFfCTORT.


Manufacturer of lais and Caps,
Has on hand and is manufacturing and receiving
large and general assortment of
Hats aud Caps,
comprising all the varieties of coOrs and shapes OF
Hats and Caps now inv of
Lttest Fashion,
and manufactured from the finest material aud the
hest workmanship; all Of which will Re sold Whole
sale and Retail at the lowest possible price. From
my long experience in the business, and having al
ways used my hest cndGavors to please, and furnish
tie public with
Good, Fashionable and Serviceshle Hat,
feel cOnfdant-wiih my present facilities and
large Stock on hand-that I am able 10 supply my
patrons with article
Superior to any heretofore offered.
respectfully request cali from those in want OF
Hats and Caps, before pnrchaSiu gelsewhere.
=. AVERY.
seISI No. ls6 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
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A DMINJSTRATOR,S NOTICING

IA tice Is hereby given that al the Probate Court
for Belmont County, the undersigned was appointed
and qualified as Administrator Of the estate of Samuel
w illiams. deceased.
All those indebtedto said estate, requested to
payment; and those having claims
against said estate notified TO present them for
within one year from this date.
no213i ASA GARRETSON, Adn'r.
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ENXECUTOR'S SALE.
AZ The undersigned will offer for sale on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER eth, IS56,

AZ ne HHuerSI1ntu VIII OHer lot SAFE on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER eth, Is55,
on the premises.
One Mile South of Flushing
on the MOrrist0wn Road being the same property
of which Elisha H0gue died sezed, the following
described premises:
Farm COnta lining Eighty-three Acres;
there on the premises good com buildings
and an Orchard of Good Fruit.
Also
At the East end OF Flushing, Four Acres OF Land
containing good Two story Frame Dwelling "a fine
Orchard OF good iruit and all necessary out-build-
ihgs.
TERMS
made known on the day of sale, ar piic alton
personally or by letter TO LEWIS WOOD,
Executor of he Estate of Elisha Fawcett
noe0d FLrsHING. Bcimsni Co. Ohio.
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Y OW READY!
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a Collection OF New spapcr acts and Statistics;
Containing
COMPLETE LIST OF NEWSPAPERS
III the
United States, radas, and Gre I Britain.
The only reliable WORK OF the kind in the World
An invaluable assistant 10 the Editor, Bo0G Publisher
and General Advertiser. e"o- .UO pp On receipt of
81 1t will he prepaid per mali 10 any VGrt of the
country. LAY ~ BRO, Publishers,
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6FEvery variety of School Books for
sale at MARTINS Drug Store, Main-st.
St. Clairsville. de4It
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FROM KANSAS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 90 -Kansas oates of the
2lst state that JJdae Cato refused the ha-
beas corpus case of Hayes murder Of Buifum.
The p'osIaverymen,, ARE considerably excited.
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NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
/ Y whereas my wife. Elizabeth, in my absence
from me, The 3Oth OF October. did leave my he'd
and board. and family OF seven small children
without just cause provoc alton. all persons are
warnc again ST harbOrng or trusting her on &C .
count. n o213tpdl EDWARD FOSTER.
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TTACHMENT.

4 TTACHMENT.
IA ELI V. CLEAvTR, Plaintiff,
Against
THOMAS FELL. Defendant.
Before Samuel Brsnson, Justice of the Peace of
Flushing township, Belmont county, Ohio. On the
18th day of November, 1856, said Justice issued an
order Of attachment in the above action for One Hun
DR. I'd and Thirty Dollars, and costs of suit
ELI V. CLEAVER.
Union Valley. Nov. oist, 1856 no91u
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SPRIssFGELD, Nov. 10.
The official vote of Illinois is as follows:
Buchanan JOS 3i4 Fremont, y6, Is0 Fillmore 81 AL
Richardson IC6.643 BisselI, lIl.372 Morris, I9 26i
Hamilton. IU6 y3iJ Wood Ii9,Jsi Bond, ls,245
Snyder. IUG,dl0 HaIch. llj,53o Young, l. ,.3i2
Casey lOO,2SO Dubois, lGJ-4z6 Barber, 2O.oUJ
Moore, 10. ,UIo Miller, l2c,i40
ST. Matthew lU6 ,52l Powell, 1895 Jenkins, a037s
It will be seen from the above that 3D.
charsn's majority over Fremont is 9,l64 :,
and that Bissel's majority over Richardson
is 4.729. Miller's majority over Moore is
81 1882. The whole anti-Nebraska State
ticket is elected.
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The GAINESVILLE Aurora nominates Hon.
Rufus p. Ranny as the next Buchanier can.
didate for Governor oe Ohio.
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YsNHE DAILY, WEEKLY AND TRI-
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the focus of news. politics. Literature, Commerce and
manufactures. Its facilities for giving the latest in
tegenCe in each aud all OF these respects are unr-
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the People. Every depaImcnt is filled with talented
aud reliable conductors. It's corps OF correspondents
in Washington City, New York, New Orleans. Kan
saS. Nebraska, New Mexico and Utah, number some
OF the ahlest writers in the country. Contributions
relating 10 the antiquities, the soils. the mineral
wealth, the agricultural resources, the business all
population of surrounding villages and towns, and
The local news of tie TrghhOrng states, will always
he ouhd in It's columns. The markets of the chief
cities of the West, the statistics of production and
slipmenI the marine interests of our rivers,
and the trade of railroads. will each be carefully
noted. The latest information by telegraph from
every quarter Will lie furnIs he'd the details o foreign
steamships will lie given fuiI; reviews Of new pub
catius OF interest will csedulousy supplied and,
brief. everything that afford entertainment To
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senied 10 its Subscribers.
LATEST KANSAS NEWS.
K=nsas has now recOme point Of much imPOr-
tanCe aud attraction to the whole country. For more
than year past the MIssourf DenOCrai mas FURNISHED
the newspaper press of the United States with the
most anthem tic well as earliest intelligence from
that quarter. II has now five reporters in various
parts the Territory, and especial attention will he
devoted obtaining reliable accounts of every event
of interest that may ;ransPre there. Those who Wi n
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POLITICAL POSITION.
The MISSOURI DENoCR is, as its name imports,
democratic principles, Crnsct satve in sentiment,
opuu>ed the violence and otragPs that have dis
graced the Terr tories and unanimously in favor of
the right of the people of each locality to Cu.trol
their domestic affairs without intel ference from those
residing i'll other States. sei3m
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TIE GREAT JAPANESE REMEDY.
FOE BARRExNrss AND FEMALE IRREGULARITIES

The medical profession and the public are inform,
ed that henceforth abundant supply of this
aud most extraordinary pl ant can he depended upon
as the arran Gements are now completed with the
japanese Government. After its Introduction into
Europe The demand, as is well known, sCOn far eX-
ceeded the supply, and thence the almost fabulous
lrices realized for the smallest quantities. IL is
imported largely in thu crude state, consequently its
purity and its wonderful properties are most mae
quivOcaliy guaranteed. Physicians astonshed
the unerring certainty of its effects II is asserted
hy the highest medical authorities and publications.
that
1t Cannot Fail
in any where physical ma!formation does not
exist.
Tie London Lancet. the highest medical authority
of Europe, says, vol J. page 32i: This Botanical
remedy specific influence upon the uterus,
more particularly in OF SterIlity and checked
menstruaton; dec0ction made from the Leaves IN
varably brings on the menstrual discharge, whic ch
can b maintained by dose or two daily for any
length of time. When required for Line purpose OF
olivia ting Sterility il must he prepared from the
Root" Prof WILLIAMS, OF the most dis
tinguished physicians of Europe, in BraithwaiLhe's
Retrospect NJ. e3, page 3G3 says OF this plant rms
remedy will prove one of The most CerteIn and vau-
al e additions TO our Materia Medca; the only ie:r
hive i'll its introduction is that it might be abused.
and heoome the too ready instrument in procuring
abortion"
1t has been proved in every instance tina: this
wonderful plant rs
Invariably Elficacious in Developing the Virie
Powers of Man,
and even animals arousing, nvigora ing, and dlifus
ing mysterious influence wherever il has ieen
with the signal hy the first physicians
of the age. See medical puhlicstI and circulars
which can be had free.
concentrated KHE.TsE-SING, No. l. for BAR
RFNNESS and WEAKNESS. prepared from the
Root urice 81 n luttic KIIE-TSE-SlNG, No =, for
FEN ALE IRREGULARITIES, prepared from the
Leaves one dollar Il hottie BY the dozen deduction
of 81! per cent. By the gross deduction of 80 per
cent net ash. single bottle. dozen, or grcSS tor
warded any part o! the United States Canadas,
on receipt of remittance.
For sale by all druggists, and at the depot of the
Khs -tSc-Sin- Company, No. 335, Broadway New York
All orders must Lr addr essed .'kh tsC-sing Co,
No. 33I, broadway. New York. Oc3tly
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FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
Il French Brandy. Port Wine, Malaga Wine.
Holland Gin. Rye Whisky, all of which are of the
purest quality,
Jusst received by loC2 A. c. MARTIN.
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Commercial Matters,
ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec 8

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