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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-23

CocHITuATE WAreR The Washington
City Water Board. after experimenting fol
weeks for the purpose Of ascertaining the
cause of the Impurities existing in the water
have at last published a long report, the
gist Of which is that they know nothing
about it, and advise the citizens to wall
patiently. In the meantime, use MER.
CHANTS CELEBRATED GARGLING
OIL, the greatest liniment ever invented.
For sale by A. C. MARTIN.
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No MORE SCRAwLS.-Mac Laurin's "Pat-
eut Process" is .effectiDg a revolution in
the methods of teaching Penmanship. The
New York Tribune OF March Soth, speaking
of recent Public School Examination in
that city ssys;-"The exercises in penman-
ship (Mac Lsurin's) were conducted in con-
cert, and gave the most fiattering results
The rapidity anu freedom of hand we're re-
markabe" This Process, complete, is sent
to any address for 81. See Advertisement.
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ROAD TAX FOR 1857.

TNHE County Commissioners have levied
six cents the hundred dollars for Read
Purposes, for the year 1851.
.'The Board appropriated one third of the amount
levied for Road Purposes foi Bridge Purposes and
der that the be collected in money for thai pur
pose"
Any person charged with road tax may dis
charge the by labor The roads within the dis
trict where the is charged prior u The 5lh day
of August the rate of one dollar per day for day
work of ab lebodisd man. and al a raeahle allow
per day tor any team furnished by any person.
which labor shall be performed under the direction OF
the Supervisor OF such district"
S. GRESSINGER.
aprI5It Auditor, Belmont County
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rThe Militia Law, which we publish
in part this week, will DO doubt be of iR-
terest to many of our readers.

IhyIyciBLE.- referring TO advertise
inent II sill be seen that the owners of III is
celebrated animal have reduced their charge
TO $50 and $50, instead of $50 and S75,
as it has been. Those Who have already
subscribed wlll be charged at reduced rates
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PROBATE COURT.
TIE Siate Of Ohio Belmont County, S..

Ih State OF Ohio Belmont County, SS
~ Office is hereby given, that the fol
lowing named Executors. Administrators and
Guardians, have led their accounts and vouchers
my ONCE for settlement. TO wit:
William Hardesiy. Admir- of Sarah McMillen. decd
Eliza Fritters Admir- with the will annexed, oI
Joshua Gregg iced
William ch, Guardi n of William P Douglass.
Thomas NJ. Nichoi, EIer Of W lillian NichoI, decd
Asa Garretson, Admir- of Robert Hall. deed
Clifford Arick, Guardian of William VI. TemPleton.
Clifford Ariek, Guardian of James W Templeton.
Thomas Cs roline Duff. Fx'rs OF William l..
Dun, decd. who was Guardian OF Mary 4. Thomr-
son.
Wellington Stephens, Admir- OF John Stephen .
decd.
Joel Elliott Asahei Hoge, Admir- of George Van
law, decd.
o: J. Swansy, Adm r de bonis non OF William
WHkins, iced.
The first four above nsmed accounts will be for
hearing and settlement the 18th, the next fou
The lsh, and the four last a0th day OF May next
DAVID HARRIS,
spr23S3 Probate Judge.
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THIs.-All persons know.

Raj% READ THIS!-AlIpersons know
S ing themselves indebted to the un-
dersiened will please call and settle IMME-
p1xrELY, either in cash or by note. After
the 25th day of March, nv books will be in
the hands Of d. ID. T. CowEk, who is au-
thorized to settle my accounts. ! will have
duplicates of the accounts in my possession
at BelIaire, where they may also be settled.
By obeying this call promptly it will
greatly oblige me, and save further trouble
anJ expense. b. d. CowEs.
mar5tf.
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DEATH OF A DIsTlNGUIsHEs TRAVELLER
ANDERSEN, the Swedish traveller whose
travels in the interior of Africa have been
recently given in work called Lake Ngami,
has been killed by an elephant, while hYnt-
ing in Afr.ca. We should suppose ultes
the adventures and harbredth escapes he
relates in his travels that he was elephant
and rhinoceros proof. He tells some of TIN
toughest yarns that ev taxed human crs-
dulity.
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The Thoroughbred Horse

Viii be kept with Hiatosa. This celebrated horse
was sired by IMPORTED GLENCOE owned in
Wood 70 rd county, KY, hIs dam by Rotolph, great
dam by Trumpatnn, &C. II isa well know fact THAI
Imported Glencoe has produced ss many vauah'e
Turf ss any other horse i'll The United States
Glencoe Jr., is ha 1broIher The Celebrated Turf
hUrse "P ryor" who taken to Engla last Seas on
to ST the speed OF tie Eng sh their own
soil He is q so ha If brother .Rell,' the dam Of
Lecompte ,one the hest horses Of the day. Glen-
eoe, Jr.. was awarded the first Premium al the
Pennsylvania State air the best Thorough Bred
Stallion over years.
UPTerms oftIe above horses SEQ the insur ance
be paid time service ifsaid mare snou Id
prove With foal the money will be refunded, with
SIX per cent interest from date.
JOHN WYIlE.
apre3 DAVID RIFTENHOUSE CO
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Certificate of r. Woodward, Esq
The ,Uel knolcn Traveller for the Duncannon
Iron Works, Perry CO., Pa.

hun VSfhS3 ef w., 4 u'
DUNcANNoN, Jan. II, 1855.
DR.. C. M. Jackson-Dear Sir-'I was for
five years severely afflicted with Chronic
Bilious Dysentery, for which was attended
by several of the best Physicians in the
country, but all of no avail. also used
various remedies, but could find nothing to
benefit me until I was induced to try Hoof-
lands German Bitters, after taking four
bottles of which, | was entirely cured, and
am now enjoying the best of health
Dr. H. B. SCARBOROUGH says:
DOVER, Tenn, Aug. %, 1853 81 have
sold all the German Bi!ters you have sent
me, and if the preparation continues to do
as much good as it has done, it viii; be the
best medicine ever sold here.'
For sale by
H. ALEXANDER, ST. Clairsvlle
"a. G. MARTIN, st. Clairsville
Jas Baker, Wheeling,
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Geo. C. Bethel. Flushing.
RS Clark, Morristown.
HH. Mott, Rarnesville.
M. P. Miles a. Son, Somerton.
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
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Nftu A0bertisements.
NOTICE.

Is hereby given that at the next session
Il Of the Commissioners of Belmont county, Ohio.
the will present pet ton for the altera
tion OF part of the county road, running from Pey
Hsrrison's Mill, in Richiand Township, in said
county, to William Gosneys land on McMahnn's
Greek. Said proposed alteration is on the lands of
the under signed commencing the old road rods
from line betw cen the und ersigned and said Harri.
SON. and running in South Eastern direction 35. 20
rods and thence in South Western direction 65.2l
rods TO the old road. -
Apail %, 1857. GEORGE GOsNEf.
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To Mayors and Justices Of the Peace.
Ohio Crimina! Law and for,ns, $50 Pages
Price S2A0.

4a Set 10 authorize yastie.s Peace e.S NqFors
tOPurckdse WarreR's 0Aio Criminal Lac aad k9rmS "
Passed March EiersntA, EghteeR RsRirSd and Fifty
SereR. -H
SIC. l, BE it enacted by the Gerersi Assembly OF
the State Uf uhio That each Justice and Mayor the
state OF Ohio he hori!ed 10 expeud a sum not ex-
ceeding Twodoilars and fiy Cents, out of any zines
by them respectively collected in criminA cases, dur
Ing the year commencing on the finecnih day p
February, 1857, f3i the purchase Of "Ohio CrimInaI
Law aud Forms" by NJ. Warren; Provided that the
successor of any Justice or Mayor who shall have
purchased said huok shall not xpend any tines in the
purchase thereof.
shall purchase said book shadelver The TO his
sue ces or in Office.
SEC. J. This Act shall take effect the sassage
thereof For Ss'e by A &. MARTIN.
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THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
INVINCiBLE.

lust IMPORTED into this county
~ win he kept at ST. Cairsvilie during the season
Is5, commencing March l6b and ending July 10Th
Hsseryicesare 0deI cd the public to Limited mum.
Der ofmares. besides those of his $50 the
cash approved note equivalent thereto al the rsl
service. or when the engagements is male.
1.-THE mare insured does not prove with foal. the
money note for insuring said mare will he return
ed on giving The Executive Committee of the Compa-
evidence Of the INSURED mare not being with ioai.
failing TO attend regularly, oreis the Insurance
Pastures provided for mares reasonable rates,
and everv care taken, but the Company will not he
responsible for accidents escapes, If any should
occur.
Inyincb.e is years old, of great beauty in color,
q satin coated dark blood bay. with black legs name
and tail without any white marks most OF his ances
try ith brothers and sisters being of the same
godd Color lie is than l5i hands high, well form
ed, heavy muse les, elegant mover having fine
style aud action, kind temper perfect sound in
every respect il in good health aud spirits, and is
horse OF The purest and richest blood 10 lie found any
where.
The attention OfII o'e having mares of good size,
action and form is respectfully directed 10 'luvmci-
hle,' as in the juds semeni of tile most experienced
breeders such mares with The thorough bred hOTse-
produce the very best horse for all purposes.
Two OF Iuvinc ibles half brothers yea Old. nave
recen tly been sold at $500 zach.
Call and him for circular giving full pedigree,
performances or further descriptions, apply TO Dr.
Aexande. or Mr.. Hiram Pennington, ST. Clarsviiie,
Belmont County, Ohio.
fF}2
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LINES TO A MEMBER OF THE "REPARTEE.

LIkEs TO A MEMBER OF THE "REPARTEE.
Though tossed on life 5 tempestous sea,
Thy barque will ride upon the storm,
There is E helmsman cares for thee,
Who'll surely guard thee from all harm.
He'll safely lead thee to that shore.
Where no dark clouds, nor winds shall come
With hin. you will live for evermore,
With God may be yonr home.
BKKssvnLE. April, %, 1857. B.
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Ill TOG A.

fsNHIS celebrated Trotting and Racking
Horse will be in the town OF ST. CLAlRS
VILE Belmont county. Ohio, on the lith day oil
lay and remain there Tor week: also. on the
"5th day o sa i'd month; also one week IN The monih
Of June, commencing The eighth OF day. u is not
necessary to say any thing more III reistlon 10
HIATOGA as II acknowledged fact that ''Toaue''
acknow iedges supeiiors al tr0rins or raLkiEg -
One of .aiogs's Cots, years old va;, rGcked
third of mile 81 seconds and sold foT $50
q few days afterwards.
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Advertising.

SIN. PErrrxenL & c.. New York and Boston;
q. s. ScHEIL. New York: GEo A. CRoFUT, and v.
B. PALMER, Philadelphia. are our authorized adyer-
Using agents. All Adyer iisemenis forwarded by
them will receive prompt attention.
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PROBATE COURT

Mdteof Ofio Belmont County, IS.
NJ Office is hereby given ,tha; the follow :
ing named Administrators and Guardians.
have iIed their accounts and vouchers in my Office
for settlement to Wit
VIM. & AIex'r Greenlee. Ell RS OF lanes GreenIee
decd.
Samuel Kirk, Admir- OF Isaiah JenEins. decd.
Joseph Edgerton, Guardian of larry sa ley, Insane.
Joseph Edgerion Guardian of Rosetta d Ida Bailey.
Dav i'd Smith, Admir- of Ezekiel k0berIs, decd.
Marc issa Kosntz, Guardian of Mary T. & Maria V.
Ko0ntz.
Nancy Cochran Exrx of James Cochran. deed.
James G ladden, I'm r de bonis non, of James Z.
GLADDEN., decd
P. r. Chapman. Admir- of Andrew l.. Chapman
decd,
William Phillips, Adm's of fJacOh Phillips decd.
James Amber, AdG..'r of Isaac Amber. decd.
William Hide, Admir- of Andrew H. West decd.
:. The first four above named accounts will for
hearing and settlement the lIth and the next fur
the 18th, and the four last ON the 18th days OF May
next DAVID HARRIS,
apri657 Probate Judge.
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9oeaI ydeuige11f,
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PREsBYTERIAN eHURcH-Pastor Rev. jon,
MoyrAr. Public worship every SABBATH At IL O'Clock
A. T.. and 81 O'Clock. p r. Sabbath School al 3
s'closk, p. r. Prayer meeting in the basement Oh
wednesday evening
ASSOCIATE REFORM cHURCH-No regular
Psstor nor regular pablIc service st present
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Pastor
Rev. Jos. WoopRoyrE. Public worship every Sab
bsth e. II o'clock A. u. Sabbath School a q, p
gOCIETY OF FRiENDs-Two branches, Orho
dox and HIcksise-Public worship on First Day ana
Fourth Day af III O'Clock. A. L.
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GIVE received copy OF the Leaven-
worth Times, edited by R. CRozIER, for
merly OF the CarrsH Free Press. II is a
very valuable paper, and We wish the good
editor all the prosperity he requires. 1t
would be a good psper for any ons wishing
Kansas news direct
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-23
IOWA ELECTION.

CHICAGO, April 14.-lowa returns indi-
cate the success of the Republican candi-
dstes for State Offices by q majority equal
to the November election.
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To Teachers,

h@ THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
ES liners, will meet in the school house
t~ on Marietta street in ST. CIAIRsyILLE,
Saturday April 25. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
By order Of the Board.
d d. T. COWEN. Clerk.
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For
''COSTAR'S" Rat. Roach. &e EXTERMIN ATOR,
'C0S1AR'S" Bed bug, EXrEaM NiTOR,
"COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER, for Ants,
Fl es, oEe.
Order from Depot, No. 3s8 BRO OADWAY, Y. or
DRUGGISTS and DEALERS everywhere.
Full particulars by mail.
TFSee Advertisement. apr23lm
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Rich Carpeting, Rugs, etc,
SEIHEELlNG HAT AND CAP

..
Manufacturer of dats aud Csps
Has on hand and is manufacturing and rsss. wing e
large and general assortment of
Hats and Cs2s,
comprising ali the varieties of Golors aui sh xpes of
Hats and Caps now in use. of
1t test Fashion,
and manufactured nom the fines; msterial aud The
hest workmanship; all Of which will be sold Whole
sale and Retail at the lowest possible price. From
my long ex perience in the business and harinr al.
ways used my best endeavors to please and furnish
tie pub;Ie with
Good, Fashionable ani Servicsable Hat
feel coniidant-wlth my present facilities and a
large Stock on hand--that an able to supply NY
patrons with an article
Superior TO any heretofore offered
respectfully request a Cali from those in want OF
Hats and Caps, before purchasin geIsewbere.
S. AVERY,
esIs No. I46, Main street. Wheeling va
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A new and SPLENDID assortment OF
Wall Paper, just received, and for sale al
the Chronicle Book Store.
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s.XECUTOR'S NOTICE-Noi;ce is
~ hereby given that the Probate Court for Bel
mont county. The undersigned appointed and quail
iied as Executor OF the estate OF Lew ROge, late
OF Belmont county. decd.
All those indebted to said estate requested IL
make immediate payment aud those having claims
against said estate notified present them for
settlement within one year from this date.
apricot JOHN HOGE, Bx'r.
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The origin of the rumor, we suppose, took
its rise from the fact that young man from
Belleair, who had contracted varioloid al
that place spent few days here, but re-
turned home before the diseae had made its
appearance upon him.
GAINESVILLE, April 18th, 1857.
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BR.NDETH's FILLS.

who dyspepric should lie to commence the purlii
ton OF their b'ooi.
BRiNDETH'S FILLS.
No tony pur y, but they make the blood sicher and
add those principles upon which lis power TO resis'
disease. depends.
MILD OPERATION WITH SUCCESSFUL r5rFcT ARE TEE
REGULARITY BEANpEru's PILLS. Now that ay
soon expect GENIAL Spring, ills of great impOrIanc
that lew doses may be Used by lie Wise. Oar race
SUI iecI tU ItdLdsnCy oil vital bi es al Ills SEA
son, and it is dangerous as II is prevalent; hui
Brandreths Pills afford in invaluable and effcien'
protection. BY their occasional use prev' nj the
collection those impurities, VIII ch. when in sutt:
cient quantte E, cause much danger 10 TIE fine
gans OF the stomach and bowels. They live
complain ysps ,sa, loss OF appetite, pain in the
heap. heart burn, pain i'll tie breast ode, sudden
"a ntness and costlveness. In brief Drandreihs Pills
work their way to the very roots of the disease,
clean sing in their passage, removing every unhealthy
accumulation, tillhe blood is purified the whole sys
tem renovated, and the functions and duties of life be
coming pleasure, where before they hai been sad
and weary burdens
Wehare thousands of similar testimonials to the
iol lowing, and such evidence eau be had from lining
Witnesses all around every side. o. is from gen
ieman of high iaby whose letter can be seen
al The Primo ipaI Office, he writes:
~ Eow y-twu years Ofage.
For twenty years Eeve your Pills as my family
medicine, aud " i,h othcrI and have never had
occasion 10 call hysicisn in my family. (save in
the sickness of MY wife with children, during the
twenty years"
TRUE MEDICAL PRINCIPLES.
Never blood. Blood f. the hi. by abstract
ng il in painful diseases you may occasion the
tent ease, hut remember this Is only the -si4e
iOR Iessoning tire pJrsr 10 feel And by thus taS
ing away natures tools, you may prevent her ffOm
fully repairing the Tavases of infiam nation sn1
what might only have been the sickness of few
days or weeks iE;o chronic affection OF months
years.
PURGING BY MEANS or BRANDRETHS PILLS
This is the means which aceoris with nature-na
ture's remedy in fact. When sudden, ecute Con-
tnGed pain occurs, then nsnre security YOU mu st
take medicine that W i'll surely purge. There
be no shiliy she Lying. because every minute lost may
be fatal.
Primo psI Office, II Brandreth Building. ais and az
Broadway.
-Al Pills with 24l Broadway on the box, are eouu.
terfeii.
The genu inc sold by respectable dealers every.
where. J.&J.PATToN, ST. ClairsvilIe, Ohio.
apri6lm
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NTGov. SBAssoN and family left for
their new home in Kansas on last Tuesday.
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n E W NJ ILLIN E R Y
MISS SALLIE BILLIyGSLEY

ID PESPECTFULLY announces TO the
IL LADIES OF 81. ClairsviIle and vicinity. that
her rooms at the South end of Marietta street.
where she intends to carry Millinery Business in
all its various branches, She respectfully soiicits
share of public patronage Par tcular attention vii
be given otrimmug and making Bonnels in the latest
styles. and al the lowest reasona lie pr ices
apr236m
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To Readers.

The CHRONICLE is the largest paper published in
matter than any ether paper in the county.
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5flarrieo,

At the Parsonage on the 10Th inst. by Rev. Jno.
Moffat, Nr. WILLIAM Moore and Miss GREsEILA
TAGGARr.
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Attachment.
Stephen Wilson. Plaintiff

John 2. Aduddeli. Dcfendeut.
Before WIN. T. Meek Justice of the Peace OF War
ran Township, Belmont C nnty. Ohio. On the 9Th
day of April, D. 1857, said Justice isSued an or
der of attachment in the ahove action for the sCm Of
Eleven dollars and Forty five cents.
STEPHEN WILSON.
GAINESVILLE. April 18th, 1857. apr233t
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EXECUTORS, SALE.

FNHE personal property belonging to
the estate Levi Hoge. dec a, will be offered
for sale the late residence of said deceased, in
OF Fin the
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DIR. JAMES 5. ELY,
Physicina and rScoa DenIii,

SUNERTON, BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO,
Announces that he is prepared Praetioe either q,
the above professions IN their various branches. Al
kinds of Dental werk exec uted and wARSANrIp u
GIVE sGTisrAcTToS. 2u
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Twenty-fourth Day Of fourth Month;

Cattle, thirty head of Sheep, Hogs Grain the ground
two horse Carriage, one three-hors Wagon, and
variety of Farming Utensils, Beds, aud Bedding,
Household and tchen Furniture, &c
UTTerms made known on day OF sale.
aprl6 JOHN HO6E, Executor.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEPsoN, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING!
LYONS
Patent Copper Lightning Conductor.

SUPERIORITY is claimed for this con-
~ ductor over II others in common use, and the
testimonials and evidence can be satisfactorily shown
why IL is superior to all other lightning rods in
The rods have t6ken. tile premium; at tire New
York, Massachusetts and Iowa Slate Fairs and ry
Sta te and County Fair where il has been exhibited.
The subscribers the exclusive propriei0rs of the
rods for Belmont county and their agents will can
vass III" county during the ensuing summer for the
purpose OF selling them, when the Ope i'll have
opportunity of seeing and judging for themselves.
All orders addressed postpaid To EERiNG &
WALL, Cambridge, Guernsey County, Ohio, will
receive prompt attention.
HERRING & WALL. Proprietos.
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a9tlf b

On Monday evening, the 9Th INST, of Lang Fever
at his residence ten miles South East OF w afsaw,
Mr.. ALLISON MooRE, aged 54 years, formerly o
Belmont county, Ohio.
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Commercial Matttrs.
WHEELING RETAIL MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, April %, 1856

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THoBURN HAD
DEN, GRocERs, 43, MAIN STREET.
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sgEALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE

L Il BLOOD. Thin and acid blood Cannot secre:e
healthy bIes and the refore the rs thing for those
who dyspepric should lie to commence the purd
c a tion of their hiooI H-l
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A CARD.-We, the undersigned, Physi.
clans of the town of Barhesviile, having
heard that it has been reported throughout
the neighborhood that the Small Pox is pre-
vailing to considerable extent in our town,
take this opportunity of saying that there is
no truth in said report. There is not sin.
gle case of "small Pox," (variola, } nor even
of varioloid, in the village or vicinity, to
our knowledge. ]. w. WAKEFIELD,
--...7'.... N. JUDKIss,
E. WILLIAMS,
ISAAC Hoover,
C. JupkIKs,
IT M.rr.rr
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
WHEELING April %. 81

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