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the part al tlc sad defendant. (W Inch ruIu..
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and condtUns lrcrCdrm have all been mad
and complied WIlh, and that lcnSonahls tine
has r!al sod Sin'c tie making al tie sans, aid
iurlirI setting iul III that sand defendant has rc.
fused and ncglcctcd 10 C'mply Wth said cu,i.
tract; SAID pantll IN her SAID petition hNprs
that she has sustained damages lay reason ul
the sand neglect and refusal oi llIc SAID defend.
ant to perform his said contract, to the amount
ui three thousand dollars. Tor which sum rio
therein lrayS judgments; that IN order oi al
taCimcnl has been issued IN s.ld cause lytaid
Court, hy virtue of which the goods and chat.
tc Is, lands and tcncmentS OF The SAID def, ndaIt
ui SAID county, have been attached SAID dc.
iCndant Is further notified that he is rcquii ed
Ia appear and answer 10 the petition Of the said
llalutlil, ON or before the third SATURDAY amor
ihc fourth day OF September, 1857.
CATHARiNE BURKAT.
CArLEs Il DEARDsLEy, Atlys.
Dated this gath day Of July, le57.-7t.-IiSS.
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1--WE DEwEsE AND FRANCIS NJ. DE-

1--WE DEwEsE AND FRANCIS NJ. DE-
II wese, minor children of Thomas Dewese.
ate of Hancock comfy, deceased, and all other
persons concerned, will take notice that pc.
tition was hled against the said Eve Dewese,
and Francis NJ. Dewese, on the 18th day Of Ju.
cock county, Ohio, by Ulrioh Weiger, and is
now pending, wherein said Ulrich Weiger de.
mands partition OF the following real estate, to-
wit; in.iot No. forty.three, In the Addition TO.
Findlay," said lot being in the Village Of Find
next term OF said Court, the said Ulrich Weiger
will apply tor an order that partition may. ,be
made Of said premises. The said Weigsr
claims one undivided third part. - 81.
July l7th, l867.-7r A.
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disorders, which English Physicians treat viii
Mercury TO the inevitable destruction Of The
patients constitution, and which all the Sarsa
parllla in the world cannot remove.
TRIESEMAR No. l, 2, and 8, are prepared II
the form Of lozeDge, devoid Of taste or smell
and can be carried In the waistcOat pocket
Sold in tin cases, and divided in separate doses
as administered by Valpean, Lallcman, Roux.
Ricord, &C., &c. Price sS each, or four cases
in one for ty which saves 81, end in a27 cases.
whereby there Is u saving Of 80.
None are genuine unless the Engravinfs OF
the seals Of the Patent Office oi England, the
seals Of the Ecnle de Pharmacie de Paris, and
tho Imperial College Of Vienna are affixed upon
each wrapper, aud around each case limitations
are liable to til" scNcrcst penalties VI thG Law.
Special arrangements enable DR.. Barrow to
forward Immediately, on receiving Il remit.
tancr. the ~ aud larger size eases uf TrcScmar,
FREt Op CAKillGg. To any part ut the world,
securely packed and properly addressed thu'
insuring genuine European preparations AM
protecting the public from spurious and per
nicous limitations.
Attendance aud Consultation from II A. NJ.
till =. NJ. and from ill IN thccvcnlug,
l57 PmNCE SrREhr, II lew blocks west ul Broad.
way, New York. MAY ! lsjI.--ly.
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TItNUIUNT N Inv NUNI'I
Dated Arril 81, -,
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PATENT MEDICINES.
POPULAR OPINIONS
OF THE
Greefenberg M ediines
HARTFORD, Trumbull Couniy, ono. J

HARTFORD, Trumhul County. Ohio.
March !. l~j1.
hereby certify that have been dealing ~
the GrUirihcrS Medicines tor the past itN,
years, and can truly say that | have never ut
irrcd any medicines to the public that have met
witl the decided appreciation ul tie pr,i ilc.
IKE these: particularly the pills and Cr'j,l,
con. They sell readily, aud perform an ami
murc llUu Is promised Tor thcm | have $, lj
about nly hotties ul the CI,uuljcyu the pt-'
season, ,lud hylr the lrs, results boz every c.,r.
j. II. {. JOHNSON, M,d.r,l N-r,l.
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UN Err AIS

TIE undersigned have procured an ex.
celIent Hearse, aud will, therefore, be en-
abled hereafter not only to make collins, but
also tc attend funerals on the shortest no
tice.
No Charge
win be made for attending funerals, and
satisfaction will be warranted, both as it re.
gard the style and price of coflins.
" Dom forget the place, one door east
o. Henderson's block, on the south side OF
Railroad street, G. w. PARKER,
J. R. CLARK.
Findlay, o., Dec. 2I,'6o--tf
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LAWYERS JOB POWER PRESSES,

which are the NEST jon rRE>sts now IN use, aud
s capable OF throwing oil rirTEHN nrSnrrD ~.
rREssi0NI rfR uotH, arc prcpn'cd tu dc all Kinds
III dob Work, such as Cards, Plain and Oina.
mental: Circulars. Posters, Blanks, BllllcadS,
Programmes, Pamphlets Sc. with their pres.
nj facilities, they feel confident Nnt they can
ave entire Satisfaction. both da 1t regard, tx
rrut'"n and the rates charged.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
For THE RAPID CURE or
COJGHS ,COLD., ,uOARSENEss, INFLU-
EHZh, EROACnITIs, WHOOPING
COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, IN
tIpIIckT CONsI pTlnN

ni for the relief of cousumriyc patients in ndvnncst
'Ag", rl tie disease.
We need not spenk to the public Of its virtues
Throughout every tow and almost every hamlet of tln
AnoJirnu States is vnulrIu rIurs " pulmonary
,iufs have made II already known, Nay, few N,
hil. in any r'lllY"i CuuntIyun this continent witlOu
rcIsulr experience oi s effects; aud fewer yet III
communities any where which have not among then
omr living trophy of s victory over the subtle and dan
rluu- Diseases Of the throat and lungs, While II IL thu
nn-t powerful autil"r yet known to man for the fom
l and dangerous diseases Ot th" pulmonary organs,
also the posutrst and safest remedy that can lie EN-
uyrl flr infants and young persons. Parents shouk
IL IN against the insldious enemy that steak
II an tl"m uurrclmI"d, We have abundant grounds u
o,r ihr CHiERI PECToRAL more lives by the
m Irns II prevents than those II cures Keep It by
srn. nd rt" your colds while they ARE durable, neg
,i tlcm uu.ii no human skill can master the nrxolabh
aurr that, Gscncd tie yitals, eats your life away
,l la, the dreadful fatality m lung disorders, and
Lry know the virtues Of this remedy need not dc
lh them II Is still made the best II
,. We spare cu- no toll to produce It the
most perfect possible aud thus afford those who rely or
the best agent whc skll eau furnish for their euro
PREPARED BY DR.. J. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Man
AND SOLD By
DR. A. LANGwoRTlIy, Eindlay, O.; ]. r. DYE
Van Buren; u. =. DARRAm, Mt. Blanchard.
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The Highest Medical Skill of the age, ,

ana VIII furnish the most modern treatment.
just published, by the Association, u Rcpurt
on SpcrmatcrrhUc. or Seminal Weakness, Tho
vice ui Onnnsm, Masurabation or SclEAbusr,
aud other Discusses of the Sexual Organs by tiiJ
Consulting Surgeon, which will be- sent 10y n;ll,
Ch sealed chNclnpe.) FREE of CHARGE, On tho
receipt ul 1wO STAMPS, for postage.
Address. Dr. GEO. X. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. SuutiI
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
EZRA d. llEARTWLlL, ITssnini
"Eo. FMH,iIiLn. Ncc'g. lScpt, l3. '5G.-.ly.
A GOATS. Pants. Vests, and Uvrrnlls, of IN. Ia.
Y test styles. at NgwyII's
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:, ,I,,,>r,DoI,o's u,,U DYE

y With n a uut Shcll All the merits lie.
or tr'Sladnr"'S never CqullCd bye; lgray.
Red II makes bldck, tu brown transforms a
Aud keeps ia" nhrcS always from decay.
This mntchlcss, rcvl,all7lnG Hair Dvc stil.
holds It's position rs the most harmless aud chi
caciouS hair dye in ruE WORLD. Prepared and
sold, wholesale and retail, and applied in ten
vatC rooms al CRiSTApOEu'S. No, q AStnr House
New York, and by al Druggists and Pcr,umrr,
IN the Nurtrd States. IAN n ly.
agents, u, Park aud Solon Palmer rn. o.
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TrnmE IIArrr, Ind, oct. l2, 1855.

DIR. RORICK-Sr, the last three bottles ofyOur
Blood Pnrlilcr and the accompanying Pills have
relieved me Oi the last VpSllgc OF my rhUumat.
ism, | consider the cure all but miraculous
Aitcr having suffered the most acute agony,
almost without lhurmSSiun, for eight years,
and being for three years cripple, ! can
scarcely realize the fact that at this moment
after having used your Scandinavian Remedies
for only three months and II few days, am
hale, hearty man, capable ofmutual labor, and
entirely free from pain When first applied
to you, by letter, Tor a supply Of your nedi
cinGs, | was little better than an annalitical
skeleton. For more than two years had never
enjoyed ono hour Of unbroken night rest, and
my mind sinking with my body, had become
greatly onicebled, the very first bottle OF the
Purifier wrought surprising change for the
better in my system, and after taking that won.
derfu restorative, together with the Blood Pills,
for one month, felt that complete regenera.
lion OF every animal function was in progress.
was not deceived. am now, at Gl years OF
age as free from every symptom of rheumat
ism as | was At 20. There can be no doubt tha.
this wonderful euro is due 70 your remedies
alone, and am willing, il 1t win serve you or
induce others 10 seek relief from tho same
source, that this letter should be made public.
Yours, &C., JACOB ATKINS
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

)oAb AOIitE.--No,ice is hereby gwen
IL lIat petition viii be presented Ia the
inSsi"ICrs at Hancock county, at tier
september session. pray ing for tie location ct
t'uhll road, commencing ut the quarter p'N
81 sections iwciiy'n.hc and thiTty, III Allen
l"wushll'. al tie northwest corner ut join i.w.
-. Ethd, aud running IN II straight line south
"h' m,lc, lt"r>cCtlng u road running cast and
west. from the PER-! sbursh t"thc Port Cliutn
road. MANY pETIlIpNEES
Juy 81, lNj7. IT,
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y. Y. ADV EhTlSM.ME\T>

INNoN .ALlitiltr q. lililikll.bsrV'>
l. Western Advert soiu"a nd Curr5 Spuiduy
''h"r, W. ; - Broadway, y. !.
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AKCADIN COMINGii

hNiNDIN toNING!!
a new Cabinet shop IS opened in Area.
dlo Hancock Co., OHIO, where al kinds OF
furniture will be kept on hand and made to
prlel on The shortest nollcc--chcap, and
as good work as is done IN any shop in the
county.
UNDERTAKING
t"lhns made to order-any style required
and accompanied with iiearSc, free oil
charge, all on the most llheral terms.
ALBERT +. MILLER.
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TIN WARE.

JNlIE cheapest place in Findl,y to buy Tin
i Ware and get your work done. J., Al
BtSliON < 'nANS
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4 OppIit NEI"Ii.ES. always on hand n
Y large l0tufCoppcr Kettles ol our own make
~ reduced prices. U'SHON 4 ADAMS.
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LU M 1 EE

4 ny quantity Of Good Lumber iahcn in cx.
~ change for StovcSand work Of any kiud
June 10. 1851. m lSION 4 ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

FROM sElCARlA{|TTIA5

r
BY ORR Aprtls 90 ne STEAMSHIP Texas.
from San Juan and Nicaragua with dates tostle
2otli of March, and Aspinwall to the 93d, ar
rived here this evening. The Texas cuhncctg
ed ut AspinWall With the Artzaha. Sic brings
nothing later from California.
Advlcess FROM ttI4as, head quarters Of General
Walker, to the 18th Of March. Ptirser Of the
Ariza6a, reports Walkers army in good condi-
ton and welf provislonetl Gen. sHY alker with
400 men otta ckesl the allies Mt ST, George and
gained the Plaza-buTnettsan important part of
the town and then fetrcated to RiY1s, Which
Gen. Chanorro, ut the head of 4 200 meu, had
attacked in the meantime, and been driven back
with great slaughter by Gen: aennengson-
Gen Walker met them retreating aud they
consequently placed between two fires, aud be-
coming completely paTnlized, suffered immense
". The allies loss, by their own account
amounted to S00-twentY-scye killed and over
three hundred wounded, while alEter estimates
their loss at GOO killed and 300 wounded. He
also states lis own loss at only two Killed
and tNFe3ty5one wounded. Walker had the
dead bodies buried.
The sloopof war St, Mary's is still at San
Juan Del Sur. = i 53f..sf 49, :
Il isireportcd that Canas, commands. in chief
of the allies, is under arrest for making certain
koyertures with Walker.
1t is rumored that the Cfilians have raised a
body of men in Leon, and are about to ioin
been asSasSinated. S
Col kbridge, who is stationed on San Juan
river, received another strong reinforcement Of
| Texans, together with ammunition. His COM
mand garIisoned only two communications with
Costa Rica, viz 210 at the mouth of Zeraiouic
river, and 1873 men at the mouth of San Carlos
river. Theremaining l52 men are stationed i'll
ADVANCE, under command of Col. Lock bridge at
Mar Machuca Rapids.
Col. Lockbridgc is said to have secured the
documents showing that the Costa Ricans had
opened the transit'routeto tho English.
Tho Gostan force at San Carl6sw was small, and
Col. Lockbridgc is confident of thkingsit. Is
tits reported that the allies, after being dc.
feated by Walker, had retreatcd to- Massaya.
The royal mail steamer New Grenade has
been boarded by the Peruvian steamer Lao, in
the interest Of Urcano, and plnndered of $780,
600 in specie, with arms and provisions.
The sloop Of war Saratoga halFlcft San Juan
for Havana. a.54.,5.=i-- / :
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RIplNe on a RAn,-Warrants have been is
sued in East Deer township, Allegheny Co. Pa,
for the arrest of six young ladies, charged with
riding the school master of that district on a
Tail. 1t appears thnt the school master refused
the use of his school house for the purpose of
holding singing schools, which gavethe young
Iodics great offence. So greatis the excitement,
that the young ladies have sec,eted themselves
TO avoid arrest 4g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

FlnE on TmE HEnprrgLp.-As the freight
train on the Ilelnptield Railroad was coming
down yesterday, twas discovered, on emcrg-
ing from the second tunnel, that a lot of hay,
amounting TO about three tons and a hall, was
on fire, Every effort was made TO cxtinguish
the flames but in vain The hay was consnm-
ed, and the car TO some extent damaged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

TuE ArnESKup.-Nr Mrs Mc&Eahon appeared
last night as Pauline, in the Lady of Lyons y
The main features of our remarks yesterday
morning, would apply in this piece, although we
think She appeared to better advantage than in.
the character of Parthenia. The latter charac-
ter,-especiaIly in the first acts,-calls for that
nonchaance which only comes with usagc;hut as
Pauline, adefcctofthis kinds colnparatiyelyhid
Mrs. Mcmahon, as, perhaps, most ladies of her
age and condition, has seen enough Of actual
life, to know pretty well how to support the
character. We think she does very well for a
tyro, and we arc glad to sec That our people
arc disposed to be leriient in their criticisms
md at least do the gentecel By her. She APP
pears tonight for the last time, in the play Of
tIle Stranger.
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Disastrous CoXriAogt Ttox - Tie Basiaess
Portion .f staeisonport, Arls, IN dehes E9,,r
Blocks Blraed ~ 9ss estiSqEes9 at S200, OOO.-
We learn from Mr. II. Fitzgerald, who returned
from there last evening that-1# avery disastrous
tireoceniretl at Jacksonport, Ark, on Wednes-
day morning, between the. hours of one apd
two o'clock, which destroyed the inaitil portion
o.. the business part of that thriving town, on
White river, reducing to ASHES four entire blocks
of buildings. and destroying property 70 thk
amount of $3.50, 600 to $500, GOO. The tiresseri-
ginated in the grocery house Of ,JaFman & Co..
on Main street, md spread with great rapidly
untilit entirely consumed the blocks on both
sides of that street and Jetftrson The build
lngs burned were mostly built Of wood, except
two small brick houses, and, beipg-of dry and
c9mbGsti6le materials, The flames spread So "a.
pldly that but few goods wcre saved Large
quantities of the goods were taken from the
stores into the street. but the ting
to the buildings on the opposite side even these
We're also destroyed by the devouFing eleHieat,
SO that very little was saynd out Of the entire
fuits---g enl1sii Is -8ali slia ef Saturday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

AecIDENT.-A man named Dunn, having
charge Of q wagon and a team of horses, in ut
tempting to draw the rubber, in descending
hill some five miles east Of this city, on Thurs
day last lost his hold and fell, the wheel passing
over and brcnking his leg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

Mr.. wv. I. Mrrps, as will be seen by Iii,
advertisement in this morning. issue, has. re-
moved Lis bribery, and is ready to reccivecn!l,
from customers. We feel safe in recommending
Mr.. n. to cur friends as a workman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

s.i- r. EN Elk AMID AtSkJt,
c5PS] II S%TTJ ~ 45-'f I JgS ?
- i, - x t, e4tl-f1CAA VI 9zt5K1zAs T.
AasS q Ne Pains,
.na 3na In All Nervous and
hSI6IT SSnsT cSI proved
rms 1s pound, prepared strictly
we manner OF the celebrated
s Because OF It's great success
IN most OF the States ttE Introduction
more Tor those of
oyer tle Iese q TINS
e ~ WIN among them,
10y 70 tHe rubltci knowing TINT s truly
1.I ~ gaee must be meteorological
satiSns may have 70 iof s ThSss con;
OF otsr forms dEapatfoh, GGenernlyln-
m y as % the seat Of
ana IN fact lnf1sipE new NE and yigor to
=, oAUTIoYi
The great Of tiLS Aroma has Induced
sS ~ stlSu s!ls 2tBllG shqul gnnrd against In
have ivs i,osrb sS IVY else until yon
s vi you how it's nllte1e
tytY 5,.-1s,;ys :IeS-,,g ~, - x e.
ESQ he well kEo ,snys:
At g used Holland and
Rev ssTanPi x SI,roSl al om 1ao
rse ioFa severe I Ts IG t. rom
tsE ~ woa,,.t, Is .,
Holland BtteTs myseif and d ~
AID Nssy, Of 6SeT S. GsiE as. Al bay.
a as, we'd SsIs from use Of
IaI1.ss; II SSTEIS,: go, 90
faed B6eitayel "a nag
my. heart and elde Frou1 Indication
ne eaeE q ss Pes one
Holland IttefS cured me ~ as = si,
EfIuels ReSS
e es as; Ro' tas tst one
q rs S,t In the world TOT s6dIeh
m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04
WE fna be following q the Yirrinin .s,ar.

ATTolsNEY GENERAL. OF YiRGlSIA. n. Editor.
Permit me through the columns of your excel.
lent paper, to suggest the name of Charles w.
Russell, ESQ, of Wheeling, as suitable person
to fill the vacancy in the office of Attorney
General of this State. Mr.: Russclls abilities MS
n lawyer, aud character as a man, are too well
known throughout this community, to REQUIRE
my comment or eplosipn, A yoTElL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

WE are indebted to the obliging messenger of
Adams & Co.'S Express Company, for Pitts
burgh papers several hours in advance of the
mail ~