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DISEASE VANQUISHED
BIZ DR. Roback's Scan.dinariiap,, Ressn,4.ai...

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A sFTER years of study, analysis and, expert.
.El ment, Dr., Roback, the eminent Swedish
Physician, succeeded in producing a nedicin-
from the mouutaih herbs of his native land.
which acts directly upon the causes Of disease
in the blood, and by restoring the corrupted
fountain of life to condition of health and
purity, expels disease from the system wher
ever it may be located, or whatever may be its
character. Indigestion, nervous complaints,
epileptic and other fits, coughs, consumption
in it's early stages, throat, bronchitis fevel
and ague, asthma, low spirits, sexual incapa-
city, feminine weakness, pricking Of ths skin.
symptomatic Of paralysis, rheumatism, -neu
ralgia, tumor, cancer; diabetes, lassitude and
debility. diarrhea, and all other disorders Of
the organs of respiration, the liver, the kid
neys, the stomach, the nerves, or the muscu-
lar fibre, are unerringly cured by this prepa-
ration. 1t is to the materies morbi, or seeds
of disease, what an alkali is to anacid; it neu-
tralizes them with absolute certainty, while at
the same time it regulates the secretions, re-
moves distractions from the bowels, creates
appetite, renews bodily vigor, and regenerates
every animal function. Such is the nature,
such are the effects of DIR. Roback's famous
SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD PURIFIER. which, taken in
conjunction with his BLOOD Pills, will not only
obliterate the most painful diseases, but pre-
vent their recurrence, and lengthen life be-
yond its ordinary span. i4s~
To prevent imposition, purchase only Of re-
spectacle druggists, &C., of regular agents. or
of DIR. Roback, sole proprietor and manufac
turer, 6, Porrth-street, Cincinnati.
ES Price of Purifier 81 per bottle, bottles
for S.. Pills 25 cents per box, or 5 boxes
for 81.
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State of Ohio, Monroe County.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF SAID COUNTY.

Thomas Murphy, THE said John S. Heald,
VS.. L is hereby notified that
John s. Heald. the said Thomas Murphy
on the 18th day of February, A. D. 1887, fled
in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, his petition against the said John S.
Heald, in which the said Thomas Murphy asks
u judgment for 5l75 % with interest from the
I'd day OF September, 1886, upon the pronis-
sorry note of said John S. Head, dated I'd day
Of September, 1885,, for that amount. AID that
an attachment has been levied upon the real
estase of the said John 5. Heald; and that he
appear at the June term of said Court, and
make defense. or said petition will be taken as
true,- HoLLIsTER, OKEY L HoLLlsrER,v az
Att'ys for Thomss Murphy.
April 2e, 1857.
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DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies

The seeds of all disorders are in the blood
and DIR. Roback's Blood Purifier and Pills act
specifically on that fluid. They are composed
Of rare Swedish herbs, and form sovereign
antidote to the injecting and corrupting princi-
pie Of disease. Not only do they cure indi-
gestion, bilious complaints, female weakness;
connubial incompetency, nervous disorders,
lung and throat affections, diarrhea, etc., etc,
but they cleanse, purify and invigorate every
organ, and put the whole animal machinery in
such vigorous condition that it is enabled to
resist and throw off the influence of bad air
and other causes of sickness.
See advertisement.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

James E. Jones, EFUAE J. T: Sptiggs,
si vs. u Justice of the Peace oi
John Hannahs. Seneca township, Monroe
county, Ohio; on the 23rd day of April A.. D.
1857, said Justice issued an order of attach
ment in the above aptipn for the sum of thir-
ty four dollars and four hundredths of dollar.
The defendant being a nonresident of the
county, tho trial will be for hearing on the
18th day Of June,A. D. 1857, at Io'cloekP. NJ.
JAMES Z. JONES.
May &, 1s57-3t.rd,
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E HELMBoLp's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Ex-
TRACT BUcHU, is prepared directly according to
the rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry, and is
the best and most active preparation which
can be made for the cure of Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses,
&c. Read the advertisement in another col
ump, headed Helmbold's Genuine Prepare
tion."
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READ! READM YE AFFLICTED, RBxDM-H.
7. Helmbold offers to the afflicted his Genuine
Preparation, Fluid Extract Buchu, which has
accomplished the most extraordinary cures of
all other similar remedies. Read the adver-
tisement in another column, headed Helm
bold's Genuine Preparation"
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E-.J's" communication is unavoid-
ably laid over until next week. We
swonld like very much to hear from him
frequently.
AZ. r. L.'s" is postponed for the pres
snt, at least.
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; ~ III health prevented Judge Okey's
attendance at the Belmont court

- We are credibly informed that
the Outrage on Mel Clary, which we noticed
isometime since, turns out to be something
sof q hoax. 1t is said that his injuries
were feigned, in order to get his rival into
sdiiRculty.
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Miscellaneous.
LIGHTNINGl LIGHTNING!
Lyons Patent Copper Light
ming Conductor, Patented
July 11th. 1854.

CNUPRRIORITY' is claimed for this Conductor
y over all others in common use, and the
testimonials and evidences can be satisfacto-
rily shown why it is superior to all other light
ming rods now in use. The rod has taken the
premium at the New York, Massachusetts, and
Iowa State Fairs, and every State and County
Fair where it has been exhibited. 9if-a.v
The subscribers are the exclusive Proprie-
tors of the rods for Monroe County, and their
Agents will canvass the County during the
ensuing summer for the purpose of selling
them, when the people will have an opportu-
nifty of seeing and judging for themselves.
All orders addressed post paid to HRRINs &
WALL, Cambridge, Guernsey County, Ohio,
will receive prompt attention.
Herring g. WALL,
April Is, 1857. Proprietors.
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@ HELMBoLD's UNIVERSALLY APPROVED REM
EDY.--Compound Extract Buchu cures Diseases
of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weak
ness, SC. Read the advertisement in another
column, headed "Helmbold's Genuine Prepa-
ration"
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Henry K. List, in trust sTATEoF OHIO. MON
for himself and ROE COUNTY.
A. A. Howell, pY virtue OF man
against IL date to me direct


against | ID date to me direct
James H. Ray. ed from the Court of
Common Pleas of said county, in the aforesaid
case, will be offered for sale at public auction,
at the front door of the court house, in the
town of Woodsfeld, in said county, between
the hours of ten o'clock q. M, and four O'Clock
p. M, on =,s : - .s..e.f,
Tuesday, the sM day Of Juns, 1851, !.
the following described property situate in said
county, to wit, ss.s5,.,ssz.4 ,s.8t
Lot number twenty-nine In the to IN of Clar-
ingtop, in said county, as numbered and known
on the plat Of said town, with all the build
ings and improvements thereto appertaining.
Ordered to be sold in virtue of a mortgage
as the property of said James H. Ray, at the
suit of said Henry X. List in trust for himself
and said Howell, and after satisfaction of said
mortgage to satisfy divers judgments in favor
Of John Goshorn, William Woodward, Miller
and Mayhem, the Northwestern Bank of Vir-
ginia, James Matkers and Peter Fry. at
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
April %, 81 So Aas. Com. NJ. C. o.
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soLE"P "PRofRIETeRs,
BENJAMIN PAGE, R. & -
MAHUrAergRINs
Pharmaceutists and Ch6niooA
PITTSBURGH, "A

I. W. Dyott & Sons, rhiladelphia. n1sw
Park, New York. john d. Park, Cinsin.sA
Barnard, Adams 4 Co. St. Louis. And ~
Druggists ard Merchants generally thrsngAslA
the United States and Canadas. 49,.
AGENTS. -Laugh,ins < Bushfeld, Whssl1nn
Va; John M. Kirkbride, Woodsheld; WAka1k
Steel, Stafford; Jacob T. Morrill,, suaAsh; Thes.
Mitchell, Antioch; and by Druggists and Mr.
chants generally throughsut the oesnty.
June IS 1856
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J o II N O &c HT |,
LOCK AND KNIFE SMITH,
WOODsFIELD, OHIO

wooDsFIELD, OHIO.
LIE makes and repairs every kind Of door,
IL trunk, gun and pistol locks; also knives.
scissors coffee mills and steelyards; and is alss
able to grind and polish razors, knives, and
every kind of small instruments in that line.
e. His shopis at the south end of Wesds-
field, near Main street. He win prcnias
prompt and very cheap work.
JOHN OBRRCHr.
woodsfeld, o., April 90, 1857.
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ROAD LEVY FOR 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the County
IN Commissioners of Monroe County, Ohio,
levied a tax for road purposes of ten cents on
each hundred dollars valuation of all taxable
property in each of the several townships in
said County, which tax may be discharged by
labor OH the roads, under the direction of the
Supervisors of the several Districts, at the rate
of one dollar per day.
JOHN s. HOLIDAY,
May 6, 1857. Auditor M. C. o.
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SALE.
G. w. Watson, } COURT OF COMMON
VS.. PLEAS. OF MONROE
Isaiah Coen. COUNTY.
DY virtue of an execution on Justices judg-
ID ment to me directed from the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, will
offer for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the courthouse, in the town of Woods
field in said county, between the hour Of ten
o'clock a. M, and four o'clock p. M, on
Tuesday, the 9th dag Of jane, 1857,
the following described real estate, lying and
being in the county and State aforesaid, to
wit: -5ss.tss--
The south west quarter of the south west
| quarter, of section twenty, township three and
range four, except ten acres thereof in the south
west corner of said tract. 5ss 5s
| Appraised at four hundred and fifty dollars.
| Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of Isaiah Coen, at the suit of George
w. Watson. WILLIAM READ,
May 6. So 75 Sheriff of said county.
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MARTIN 6AKER'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been confirmed by the Prabate Court
of Mpnsos County, Ohio, as executor of the
estate af Martin Baker, Sr., deceased.
MARTIN RAKRR, JR.,
Msy ., 1887, xxecqter.
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Take Notice.
JAS NJ SIMMONS

d AD. MS DIM MMUNO
HAS on hands and is constantly receiving a
II large assortment of GROCERIES, among
which are the following:
Syrups at S1,OO, N. o. Molasses 90 cts
N. o. Sugar IA. Coffee Is. Young Hyson
Tea 90. MackerelS. Common Tobacco 49,.
Rice 10 cts. Window glass by 10 37f.-
10 penny nails 5
8 !"
8 4" brads 5
6 nails 5
4 62 a
and all other articles IN proportion.
G. He Will take all kinds of Country Pro-
duce, and give the highest market price in
CASH or GROCERIES.
J. n. SIMMONS.
WooDsrIELD, April S, le57.-2m.
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9ofal anteuigenet.

- sPrcIAI ELEcTIoN.-Don't forget that
NEXT Saturday there is special election
In this township for township treasurer.
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lz-If you would live long and enjoy
life, keep in good humor.
IL you would be prosperous. rise early
and labor diligently.
~ II you. would buy goods at Affair." price.
10 to Okey's storo.
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HAMILTON, Ohio. Nov. 10, 1855.

HAMILTON, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1883. :
DR.. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: | have read in the
newspapers many accounts of cures effected by
your Scandavan Remedies, but consider my
own case at least as interesting and as marvel
GUS as any of them. So far as you are cop-
cerned one testimonial more or less is of little
consequence. Your fame is established and
my statement cannot add to your celebrity.
But for the benefit of my fellow creatures, !
desire to make known the facts. WhenI called
upon you, at the instance of a dear friend, on
the 2lst of March last, had been nine years a
sufferer from catarrh. The irritation Of the
nerves and membrane of the head was so ia
tense that sometimes it almost drove me crazy.
could not sleep, and was never free from un-
pleasant sensations. At various times I'VE
different physicians had attended me, each one
treated me in his own way, but none OF them
did me any good. / despaired Of ever seeing
another well day, and when l called at your
consultation rooms, had very little hope of re-
lief. By your advise, I entered Immediately
upon a regular course of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. / was encour-
aged by the cheerful, hopeful way in which
you spoke, and l resolved strictly to follow
your direction. In less than a week, all the
worst symptoms of my complaint began to
take milder form, and so continued to i'm
prove from week 10 week until, at the eno OF
three months, my head was entirely relieved,
and every trace Of the catarrh had left me.
Still, however, continued to take the rsnie-
dies for nearly six weeks longer, because
found they were building up my strength and
| fort:fying my constitution. Six months have
passed since the cure was finished, and have
had no sign of relapse. should be glad 10
see this letter, or the substance of it, in print
| for the guidance of others.
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS COOCH.
FOR SALE BY
j. A. & G. II. Davenport, Woods.
| field: Kotzebue & Oblinger, Malaga;
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e~s MILLINERY.
HHrs MI. h. Gibson.
STAFFORD, OHIO.

THE undersigned has now, and keeps con-
L stantly ON hands, all sorts of MILLINERY
GooDs, and makes to order, Ladies and Misses
Bonnets of silk, satin, velvet, &e. Also LADIES
HEAD DRESSES, BoRDERs, and, in short, every
thing in her line, of the best materials. All
who favor her with their custom may be assur-
ed Of getting
A Good Job in the Latest Fashion.
And furthermore she will alter, bleach and
trim all sorts of bonnets, in the latest and best
style. Give her a trial and you cannot fail to
be satisfied. f MRS. NJ. i. GIBSON.
April 90, 1857. s
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~ Simmons has few bottles of the
sBalm Of . Thousand Flowers" Call
sooa or it will all be gone.
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Singular Facts.

..l.l.ss ~ singular Facts.
- It is . fact, as true asst is strange, that,
notwithstanding the great number ofcom-
cts which have appeared, they have never
bssa known to injure any one who took
his eoaaty paper aud paid for it promptly.
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- T-The court house is undergoing
. thorough repairing. 1t needed it bad
enough.
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Blank Subpenas and Sum-
mons for sale at this office.
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FOR SALE BY
j. A. & G.. II. Davenport Woods
field; Kotzcbue & Oblinger,. Malaga;
Armstrong & Mooney, BealIsville; Thos.
c. Penn, Antioch.
Dec. 81, Is56.-1y. e's
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Washington Items.

WAsHISGToN. March 25.--The assertion
made by friends Of Rob't j. Walker. that he
had declined the Governorship of Kansas. is
incorrect, he has not yet accepted it, but is
according to information derived from an au-
thentic source, to give the President formal
answer in course of the day, having taken
time for reflection.
The Land Office will shortlyissue circular
Of instructions to locate the Sioux half breei
land scrip under act Of Congress in 1854; it
will be applicable to lands on reservation in
Minnesota and in other public lands Of which
these Indians have made improvements
There are GAO of these half breeds-ths scrip is
not assignable.
The hour for the meeting Of the Cabinet
has been changed from 10 to IL O'Clock. to
allow President and heads of department to
transact other business.
More than hundred New York politicians
have left Washington since appointments
were announced. Baltimore politicians are
here in full force to- day. expecting that ap
pointments for that city will now be made.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER was rising yesterday an inch
an hour. The Commission Merchants were
busily engaged in removing their freights from
the waters edge. The weather which for a
day or two past, has threatened rain. cleared
off yesterday bright and warm. Our river
dispatches below give the state Of the river at
points above.
OrThe Wabash season seems to have clos.
ed. There are large quantities Of freight
along its banks, but the state of the river will
not permit boats to cross tho shoals.
OF We are indebted to Mr.. Mclaughlin
the attentive clerk Of the steamer Woodford
for full files Of New Orleans papers Of the
18th inst.
OF The j. P. Tweed, from Cincinnati, was
at the wharf yesterday, bound for st. Loui,
with manifest comprising little of every
thing in the manufactured line.
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CrrY FINANCEs.-We call attention Of our
readers to the report of the Finance Commit
tee to our City Council, exhibiting the excel
lent condition Of our city Treasury. 1t is a
subject of peculiar interest to our friends in
Lamasco, who are to vote upon the subject
OF Union to-day. To Mr.. Rathbone and
Judge Foster, who have had this subject un-
der their especial charge, are the citizens
much indebted for the judicious measures that
have produced this favorable exhibit Of our
improved financial condition.
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Loss OF the Steamer Amazon

ST.. LOUIS. March 25.-Copious rains have
recently fallen here and west; all the upper
streams arc swelling. The Illinois is bank
full in many places, and there is prospect
of q rise of several feet in the upper Missis-
sippi river. Here the river has risen about
six inches and is still rising. Weather clear,
cool and pleasant. The steamer Amazon
sunk at the mouth Of the Missouri yester-
day, one hundred hogs, several head of cattle
were drowned. Boat valued at $4,000. She
can be raised without difficulty, cargo light
and fully insured.
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LOUISVILLE, March 25.-J. C. Gibson. oil
Buffalo, left home 18th. for Dunkirk; has been
traced to Cincinnati. 1t is feared he has me.
with violence. His son, c. II. Gibson, Of Buff.
falo, will be thankful for any information con-
corning him.
Steamer A. L. Shotwell, bound from Lou.
isville to New Orleans, sunk above Memphis
last night, and broke in two. Boat and car.
go, nearly total loss. She is owned and in
sured here.
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0TWe call attention to the advertisement
of Mr.. Waldkrich in another column. He
has just received his spring stock of hard
ware, which he is prepared to offer at reduced
prices, at wholesale or retail.
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BORT Of Guanspille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ISAAC SHELBY, from Cairo to Evansville.
wOoDFOR I'D, from New Orleans to Louisville
MELR0SE. from Pi:tsburg TO Nashville
n. THOMAS, from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
MONARCH, from New Dreams to Cincinnati.
DELEGATE. from Piiisburg to Nashville
FANNY BULLlTr. from louisville TO y. Orleans.
GRAPESHoT, from Memphis to Cincinnati.
J.P. TWEED, from Cincinnati 10 keokuk.
SUSQUEUANNA, from Cincinnati to KeokuS.
CRESCENT from Cincinuat to keokuk.
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6F The Weekly Journal will be published
this morning, containing the latest news to
the hour of publication. Copies for mailing
can be obtained at the counting room.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL

BALTIMORE, March 25.--New Orleans papers
Of Thursday last, received to day, announce
the arrival Of Mr.. Geo. Peabody in that city,
where he would remain some days.
There was again sufficient depth Of water
at mouth of Mississippi. Ships reported out
side had gone and were going up to New Or
leans. The schooner Wide Awake, from
New York, for Cape Henry, it is reported,
had been wrecked in the gale Of the 18th.
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p. G.. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Az II 7 Q H q N n g.


c>a HAvISG fitted upa mammoth n.y. =
whl Boat the largest on the 80
ohio RIVER in the substantial manner, pre-
AM ourcsre, eth.
a. hv RIVER. KAlLiIOAD OR CANAL
withou the nclemency ofthe weather, any
property; and psrcula attention TO Receiv
ng and and also to the sale OF any
Produce consigned nd all orders promptly filed.
p g. O,RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu
for their former patronage respect
ia Iy .olcits continuance ofthe same, which will be
store Room wellsupplicd, will be kept forthe sc.
- 1917 =. G.. O'RILEY & CO
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GA horse belonging to Mr.. Kahn, fell
dead in the street. on Tuesday evening. The
horse was apparently in good health and fell
dead without exhibiting any symptoms Of dis
ease or pain.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC:

~-~O~S@~-~~>~
TIE THEArRE-The Stranger passed off
very we'll last night with Mr.. Mulholland
sustaining the principal character. Mr.. NJ.
is an accomplished actor, and would do credit
to any company on the boards of our Eastern
theatres. Tonight he appears as Ingomar in
the powerful play Of Ingomar or the power of
woman, and in farce entitled the Limerick
Boy. The bill for tonight is an attractive
one, and cannot fail to draw a crowded house.
Arrangements have been made for seating the
audience comfortably, and we hope to see
Apollo Hall filled to its capacity tonight.
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o. Look over our advertisement column,
Buy your goods Of those who advertise.