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Which he intends to sell ON the most reasonable
terms. Persons from distance may rest assured
that they can do as well at my Establishment
thew can west OF the mountains, am deters
mined not 10 be exceled in timber orw orkmnnship.
Repairing done on the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms.
i have purchased the Right Of the Patent
coapling invented by Hons. Edward & Charles Ev.
erett 1tneeds only to be seen to be appreciated
/ hope and feel confident OF liberal share o
patronage. q. fohMAN.
cadiz, october 1856.
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BOOTS! BOOISl
= Z. c.
AND NO MIS- u A tx E!!

FORTY CASES
VUST received and for sale at the old and well
j known stand of S. SLEMMONS, who has deci
dedly the idrgest and best assortment OF Boots anc
Shoes ever Frought to this market; consisting OF
Cents course, kip and fine Boots, of the best Phia'
delphia make. 4 Very large and extensive assort
ment OF boys coarse and fine Boots. Also youths
boots and shoes Also, great variety OF Ovn
Shoss-Buiialo, Cum, &c.
Ladies' Ware!
Calf Kip and Morocco of all sizes, and ofthe very
best quality very superior lot of Ladies' Caters,
Misses Caters and quality, together with
an everlasting lot of chiIdrens boots, shoes, &c,a
every size and quality Together with lot of Loi
dies Trunks and Satches. Also, splendid lot Of
Sole Leather Mems Morocco, Ladies' do, kid do
pegs, &c, which will sell cheap
Ihave large stock of my own manufacture, on
hnnc 9. which am dsposing of at the very lowest
prices, kll who wish gond bargains will do vel
to call se6h, as am determined to sell and no mis-
lake cheap fdf cash or approved country Produce
Cndiz, NAV IA, 1887. S. SLEMM 0NS.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE!
LANES STEWART

TXTOULD respectfully inform his customers tha
w as he has taken PARTNER with him in
tho Mercantile Business III Cadiz, II becomes nee
es.ary TO have a settlement with every body. thai
owes him. Now this il to give notice. that al
who come forward within the next TWENTY
DAYS and pay up, need not pay inereet on villa
thew ou q, but thdee that do not come forward and
pay ND within the time above prescribed will have
10 pay Ten PER 9 CEiN !, op what they owe ifie -
"a word TO the wise is sufficient
JAMES STEWART.
NJ, odstf
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Wanted

IN nOTALRs. OF PORK, FOR WHICH TIL E
sDV,UUU highest price in Cash will be paid
that the market will Justify AZ soon us the wea
ther will pernlitwe will Commence picking.
Nov lS 81 5. 4 II. lcFADDEN.
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Ladies' Ware!
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
AARON F0RMAN.

yTNAKES this method to inform the citzens O
Harrison and adjoining counties, tlat ht
has taken the stand formerly occupied by JOSEPH
Williams, in the
GOACH MAKING BUSINESS.
And that he has on hand superior stock OF
EarrfaCas and Buppiea
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HOLLoWAY,s PILLS.

HOLLO WAYS PILLS.
THE EXCITIN CAUSE OF SICKNESS
TAs tJlood is the lifesuslainiHg agent IL iurnlfh
IS the ccmpoiea Of hcsh, bone, muscle, nerve Ano
in .egumettt The Stmach is its manuiactcfy; Inc
yeu its distributor rs and the intestines the chan-
rei IL 1uqh witch the wasss matter rdiec iniis
nr,,d,cti 1ns is eHiiseE Upon the stomach fhe
pircnI,ton and The loiyels .ilese Pills uci uiHnlts-
neously rel, wing indigcs!on purifying TIE hnids'
and REGULATING the excfettcns~ ~ lt
a''D ''t Tso m sionaI Com pIaint.
\ Dvsnensia il the ,post common disease afnoug
ali classes in this county IL assumts Thousand
shnpes and is the primary source o. npuiheretlo
dangerous mala lies; but Whatever ltsVpe.o1 4Ap
toiis however obstinate its resistsnee ~ ordinery
prepirstions, il yields READILY ana IaphV W n'as
searching and unerring remedy.
BILIOUS AFFEC II ONS.
The puantiiy and quality OF the bIle are OF wat
importance TO health. Upon The liver. the gland
which socretes this fluid these Pills operate sPeci:
ically; infalibly rectifying its irregularities snd
efiectually curing -laundiee, Bilious RemitlAns,
and all varieties Of disease generasedb BY an uHns'-
ime 10 come, by course Q! this mil but thorough
N'''' BOWEL CoMt'tAINTs ev
Unless thebowels perform their functions properly
the whole hody suffers Tens Of ibousands die an
nuaiy Of Dysentary, biarrhea, Chronic Cons.ipa-
iion and other diseases OF these vase pipes VI Tho
system. The effect Of the Pills upon oil inesfii"l
disorders, whether casual or epidemic Is phenoni-
mon IN bleGlcne. DYiouOWilB the prlhitd uueCt-
ions, the most alarming Of bowel complaint
are promptly controlled.
x WORD TO TOFEMALEs.i
The local debility and irregularities hish are
the especial annoyance Of the weaker sen. aud
which when neglected, always shorten lifessrete.
eved Tor the Time being, and prevented ioT tho
Ll0llOUay's Pills are tie best remedy IN Tho ssord.
for the ytolloaeing diseases
Asthma Dlarhea fadigeston
Bowel Complaint Dropsey 1ntluenza
Coughs Debility -, lnfamation
| Chest Diseases Female Compl'nts Inward weak
Costiyeness Fever and Ague ness -
! Dyspe psia a.. Head Athes LIVER ComPts
4 Lowriess ofsFiritp Piles, S@ne& gravel
secry symptoms Venereal Affects Worms Of all
! kinds.
| RrCAUT1ONl--None are genuine unless ths
words Holloway. New York aud London,n as
discernable as Water-mark III every leaf OF tho
book of directions around each pot or box; the sans
NAV be plainly by holding the leaf 10 the light
I A handsome reward will be gwen to any aae ren.
dering such information as may lead to the detee
ton Of any party or parties counterieitng the nedj
cnes Or vending tie same, knowing them TO be
F."sold at the Mandatory cf Prolesscr Helle-
way, 50 Maiden Lane, Rev YORK, d ~ al re !.
spe ctabe druggists and Dealers in Medicine thsot
lieut. the unit9d States and the civilized woril ,nl
boxes at % cents, 527i cents, and 81 each. ~,
9T,rhere is u considerable saving by tayirg the
llarEer sizes. 49, s"' 80
N. B.-Directons for the guidance Of patients In
every diserder arc affixed to each box &
September 10 lS57ly
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Spring and S1t uler stock of
FANCY, VARIETY GOODS, JEW ELRY, &c
At Wholesale.
T HAVE just received frs. instalnent Of SO case
L of Dry and Variety Goods. II consists in part o
Patent Thread, Slate Pencils Razor Straps,
Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Scissors, ltri and
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket Knives
Sewing Silk, Snuff Boxes Warreh's Backing
Handkerchiefs Hosiery. Lead Pencils,
Boot Il Shce Laces Glo7es, Skcip Cotton,
Gum SuepsGd,r5, Galoofs Shaving Soap,
Hooks 4 Eyes, needlss& Pins, HairOils, !,
Violin Strings, ButIons Whale Bones,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, Envelopes;
Knitting Pins, Purses, Note Paper,
Percussion Caps Pockst Books, MLanes Medicine
Fish Hooks, Port Monies, silk Lace,
Shaving Boxes, Razors, Silk Wells
Also, Musins, Ginghams, Prints, and genera,
assortment ofDry aud Variety Goods, Violins, Ac,
cordeons, and Musical instruments,
A large stock ofGold and Silver Watches, Silver
Ware, Jewery, sc,
The early attention of Country Merchants anC
others is particularly directed the above stock.
ROBERT COCHRAN.
18th street, above Market Steubonyille.
| april 50, 1857.
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l8-GOLDEN BEEHIVE ST0RE.-57


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SlOdik
Wheeling TO
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second and
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Weco xanauo onudchaln
thoughts
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ETH MEANS. 1AMkh HtANs ,l5EolS3,
MEANS G. BROTH ERS,

osErH MEANS. JAMES MtASs .Sro.@. saAEs
MEANS G. BROTHERS,
STEUB VILE. ONO.
tnriSe Builders, ManSastare4s r. sf ThTalhns ~
chnr and Mill Castings, Gcering Machinery, pni-
lies, Wro"ght and Cast Iron Shafting, with heavy
forging. &c, &c
Our facilities enable us to do work of this ksWA
unequalled in this part of Il Stue. Orders al.
ressed to Means s. Brothers Sfe lbenyills Chic
We add extracts irrm lett re a tdressea 70 us du-
RUG the laet year relative to- GU EngireE.~r-
LAGRANGE, Jefferson co.. @. sass
.EiEastl, 1856. A
MEANS & BRoraENs "Yd,if Ehgfnt has now herv
in operation long enough 70 satisfy me-. haxs
ground l06 BUSHELS of Wheat With II bushels "a
coal and think ii we had coed dry wheat il could
pc dong With less coul have no hasitaiion III q.
- a. NJ. .BucHANANs
DkLAwArt cIrr. K T. tg9A
September 10. 1885, st3s
MEssRs. MEkNSi "Orr Engine amt Saw Mil buils
by you, work iiAoy. IT dues all that ve ask, ~
that you Warranted II 10 do. W0 Nish You comA
'- oDBERT & SOLOMON.
Island CREEK Towxsmr, J-if 60
Septenber IS. 1856
MEssRs Mean. & BRorHERs: '.My Engine dsses
iirst.rate. am satisfied and will np6n alioceaeas
recommend ihepuFchase of E.glnes Of your mako.
IAMtlS SGOI-rs
| --l- s@
| flcoKsrows, Eeaver coa, Pa
October II, 1850. a
\ MEssas sIEANs 4 BRoTBEKs "Owinr ID iefec<
tive foundation my Engine, fought ot yon Inst sen-
son, did not do 80 veil. Now 1t does well and "
can grind as much wheat with as little fusl az a1S
one know of. wish all wanting steam Engines
could get one as good as mine. sa
| orliANlEL WOODROW.
McisTyRE CKrrK, Isff tT. N -
| October ~, 1856
| MrssEs MrAEs & BRoTHEBs: We1iys eur wts.k
all finished Engine periect-- work ssbs bsst 81 snv
we ever saw. Let any who wishte- bay emil md
see OURS. RALST0N & BROWN s
sc6TT PcsT OyFi9E, AEarus, oos o.,
. Mareh lst sd
MtssEs MEANS s. RRoTHTEs; II nave DOw a,iish.
ed the starting Of your second Engine. The n.ilI
men are satisfied. II yo have ever baili afy tl,st
beats either Of them, should like % know whers
they are. Come and see these.
OLIVER ROSS, Mill.yEttshs i
Steubenvile, Jan q, ls57-sin.
l(NAP Letter Note aud fancy Paugrs sln,..s 1. VI.
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III. &. Slemmons
IL bso ~15 rko~J on,-.

Gs1 q = ORn ecefving one dollar, / vii
aDls -, -. send Receipt Tor making Iran.
sparent Soap. On receiving three doIlafs, will
send moet valuable Receipt for making Extra
Farily soap, to cost only three cents pound; ii
On receiving fve dollars, will send the above aud
six othtr Receipts Tor making Fancy soaps. 1t can
be made in an ordinary dinner pot, and on as small
capital live dollars, and sold rcadiiy at profit
of one hundred per cent. To any one Out o lsin-
ess it is fortune. Any question answered ref.
erence given by inclosinglthe returnpostase.
Address, T. K, RUSSELL,
] Box 94l, Post office,
= Oet29.-lm Brooklyn, n X.
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McisryRE CSErK Jeff re u s,ssA
October ia 1856
Mrs.Rs MEAEs & DsoTHERs WeAnys our wtss'k
all finished Engine perfect wprk s4ts bsst of sry
ever saw. Let any who wishle bay caii and
see ours. RALSI0N & 3RtIWN.
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y 49, sionaI CbinpIaint.

|. Dyspepsia is the Ipost common disease among
eli glasses in this county IL assumts Thousand
dargerous mala lies: but Whatever iisybecr sFmP
tois however obstinate its resistsnce % Ordinary
prepdrstions, ii yields readily and raPiily " ts's
searching and unerTing remedy.
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New York Cattle Market.

1862 left over, and sent east.
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ISLAND REEK TowNsnfr, JEFF co
Sepenber Is. 1856
MEssRs. Means a. BRorHERs My Engiue dses
hrst-rate. lam satisfied and will np6n aIfoceaeas
recommend the purchase of Eng1nes Of your n1aks.
JAMES SCOTT
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THE WELCOME VISiTORI ],

The cheopes: ard Haaasenaeat PsFiaiiodl ~ tis
lLTnskI - -
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mo. 94.1 AN ACT
For the punishment of the crime Of malicious
ly destroying property

For the punishment of the crime Of malicious
ly destroying property.
| SECTION /. Be ii enacted By tie General
assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That if any
person Shall wilfnlly and maliciously destroy
or injure to the amount of one hundred dol
lars, any peTsonel property of any descrip-
ton whatsoever, or any building or other
structure upon land of any kind whatsoever
owned by any other person or persons, cor
poration or association of persons, every per-
son so offending shall be deemed guilty Of
nlisdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by confinement in the pen
itentiary, and kept at hard labor for any Pc
riod not less than ono, nor more than three
years; and moreover be liable to the party in
iured in double the amount Of damages sus-
tanned thereby. gs.a f,,..r.s ...yg
SEC. 2. Thtif any person shall willfully
and maliciously destroy or injure to an amount
less than one hundred dollars and more than
five dollars, any personal property of any
description whatsoever, or any building or
other structure Of any kind, owned by any
other person, every person so offending shall
be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor, and up
on conviction thereof shall be imprisoned In
the jail of the proper county not less than
tefi-nor more than thirty days, and shall
moreover be fined in double the amount Of
the damagesto to the property injured or de-
stroyed a ~
SEC 3. That AL prosecutions under this
act shall be by indictment id the Court Of
Common Pleha' of the proper county; and
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AN ACT

INo. 81.l AN. ACT NV
To establish and fix the standard by which
Linseed or Flax-seed Oil shall be sold, and
to provide for the inspection of barrels
therefor a9ae
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General
.Assenably Of he Stateof Ohio That whenever
iinseed or fax,seed, oil shall be sold by the
barrel and no special agreement as to the mea-
sureineBa shall be made by the parties, the
Standard shall be seven and one-half pounds
To the gallon.
SEC. q That all barrels for linseed or
fax-seed oil shall be made of sound we'll sea,
soned timber, tightly bound with strong
hoops, the outward hoop on each end to be
secured with three nails of suitable size.
SEC. 3. Thatit shall be the duty of in
specfors Of the respective counties to inspect
such barrels Intended for hnseed or fax seed
oil, and before filling the same, ascertain the
true 'Aeiyhtof such barrel; and when so in
spected and weighed, to mark on the barrel
the true weight with marking irons, to be
provided by tbs inspector for that purpose,
together with His name and name of the
county. Wist 4as,
SIC A. The inspector shall be entitled to
receive ten cents per barrel ior each barrel
Intended for linseed or Aax-seed oil by him
inspected and weighed, when the quantity
required to be inspected and weighed at any
One time, Is less than twenty five barrels, and
when the qinntityexceeds twenty five bar
rels his fees shall be five cents per barrel; and
id all casos five cents per mile for each mile
necessarily travelled ii the performance Of his
duty. III .s.. ~
N. Fl. VAN VOHRES
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
s-.-------- THOMAS H. FORD
President OF the Senate.
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Columbus, April 10, 1857.

mo. 1851 AN ACT, F.a..
To amend the 106th section Of the act enti-
tied "an act of jurisdiction of justices of
| the Peace, and of the duties Of Constables
in civil cases." passed March 14th, 1853.
SECTION /. BE it enacted BY the General As.
senJly Of the State of Ohio, That the 1O6th
section of the act entitled IAN act CT the u-
risdiction of Justices of the Peace and of the
duties of Constables in civil cases." passed
March 14th, 1853, be so amended as to read
as follows; Section LOG. When Judgment
shall have been rendered against defendent
in his absence, the same may be set aside by
the Justice upon the following conditions:
l. That his motion be made within ten
days after such Judgment was entered, which
motion shall be in writing, and sworn TO by
the defendant, his agent or attoney-setting
forth good and sufficient reason for the ab-
sence of the defendant aIaria
2. That he pay, or confess judgment, for
the costs awarded against him.
3. That he notify in writing the opposite
party, his agent or attorney-or cause to be
donc--of the opening of such judgment, and
of the time andAplace of trial, at least five
days before the time if the party reside in
the county; and if he be not resident of the
comfy, by leaving a written notice thereof at
the office Of the Justice ten days before the
trial, provided that the judgment shall not bc
set aside more than once on account of the
absence of the defendant.
Sec. 2 That original section 1C6 Of the
actto which this is an amendment, be and
the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act 10 be in force from it's pas.
sage.
aaHtQ ~ H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
.hf = THOMAS Ii. FORD,
"al President Of the Senate.
April 7th, 1857. s @ 7.
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injury or predjudice of others; anil the or
suucting or incumbering by fences, bIildingS,
structures, or otherwise any of the public
highways, or streets or alleys Of any city or
village, shall be deemed nuisances; aud every
person or persons guilty Of erecting, continu-
ing, using or maintaining, or causing any
such nuisances, shall be guilty Of violation
of this act -. sFfr 80 p -....r..1g.
SEC. 3. All prosecutions for violation of
the provisions of this act shall be
by indictment in the court of com
mon pleas Of the county in which the offence
is committed, and in case of the conviction Of
any person for any such nuisance, the court
shall make ita part of the Judgment of the
court, that such nuisance be abated or reno
we'd, by any order to be issued from said court
to the sheriff of the proper county, for that
purpose, at the expense and costs Of the de-
fendent IN such prosecution, unless such nui-
sance shall be abated or removed before said
order shall be issued to the sheriff
SEC. 4. Any person injured in his health,
comfort, property, or the enjoyment of his
estate, by any nuisance, may maintain, against
the party guilty Of the same, an action for
the resoyery Of damages. as in other cases.
a- n. IL. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
-p H5 THOMAS Ii. FORD, t
81 President of the Senate.
April Is, 1857. aua.- .Ia-t
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April 15, 1857.

No, 1923. 9l AN ACT, 10
In addition to the acts now in force to pre-
vent nuisances.
SECTION /. Belt enacted By :ke General As
sen,bl6 Of the State Of Ohio, That every per-
son who shall erect, keep up, or continue and
maintain any nuisance to the injury of any
part of the citizensof this State, shall be Il.
ned in any sum not exceeding five hundred
dollars, at the discretion of the court, and
the court shall, moreover, in case Of convic-
ton of such offence, order every such nui-
sance to be abated or removed. 0ftaal.- =
SEc42 That the erecting, continuing, using
or maintaining any building, structure, or
other place for the exercise of any trade, en-
manufacture or other business,
which by occasoning nOxious exhalations,
noisome or offensive smells, becomes Injurious
and dangerous to the health, comtortef prop
erty Of Individuals, or the pubic; the catls-
ing or suffer NJ Of any offal, aflths or no some
substance to be collected or to remain in any
place, to the damage Or prejudice OF others
or the public; the obstructing oraimpeding,
Without legal authority, the passage Of any
navigable riyer, harbor, or collection fwater,
or the corrupting, or rendering unwholesome
or impure any water course, stream or water;
or unlswfully diwrting any such water
course ffomits natural souscs OF b,ste, to the
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ENo. T6.l AN ACT

fNo. &c. la4E AN ACT
Toaincnd an act entitled "an act to regulate
the sale Of School Lands, and the Surren-
der Of permanent leases thereto" passed
April lbth5lS52. 4fss
SECTION !. Be ii e,lacte& Jyy the General
AssepsJly ef he State If Ohio, That section
Is of the act entitled ''an act to regulate the
sale Of school lands, and the surrender of
permaneit leases thereto, passed April 10th,
1852, be, and the same is hereby amended so
as to read as follows
SEC. 2. (Section 10y IF any purchaser or
lessee shall fa to make any payment on any
tract Of land for the space Of twelve months
after the same Shall become due and payable,
the auditorsof the proper county shall forth
with proceed to sell such tract or tracts of
lands With all the improvements thereon, at
the door Of the court house, to the highest
and best bidder therefor, in caSh-havng first
given notice of the time and place of such
sale, containing description of the lands,
and the money due, and to become due, there
on, by publishing the same in some newspa-
per of general circulation in said county for
siXcensecutive weeks before the day OF sale;
and on such sale no bid shall be entertained
for a sum which will not be sufficient to pay
all the purchase money due the State, and
all expenses incident to such sale; and in case
said premises cannot be sold for that amount,
they shall revert to the state in trust for said
township. The court of common pleas of
the proper county may, on application of the
trustees as provided for in section nine Of the
act to which this is an amen ment, order
re-appraisemcnt Of the premises so forfeited,
and the same may be sold in the manner
herein before provided for in the sale Of such
lands not under permanent leases, or leases
for liinety-nine years,
SEC. 8. Section fifteen Of an act entitled
"ansact to regulate the sale Of school lands,
and tho surrender of permanent leases there
o"be, and the same is hereby repealed.
SEo. 4. This act shall take effect from
and aftor its passage.
,Mslaa m II. VAN V0HRES,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
st't''t III TH0lIASH. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
April Sd, 1857