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true to his country, Ike his torefather who
took Andre, brings home the greyed man!
VIVA, means the receiving him with cheers
BY the Democracy! II it does not show our
great Democratic party coming out the
great Fiiiibuster parry. They must have
more territory for slavery. Southern Terri
tory to extend their peculiar institution, the
eornor-stone of the party must expand, and
where. Sut in southern territory. Cuba.
Mexico or Central America. peaceful ii we
can, if not We must take possession Of 1t.
Col Johnson of the Utah army, says he
wants no more men, then why urge the
raising OF five regiments, and war vessels.
unless It be t. Use them in extending their
Institutions soulhUard. Something must
be done to unite the cohorts OF Democracy,
therefore a wsr Of annex5iion,-NatioEai
Fiiii6ustering, U. WILSON.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, J an. II.
Resolutions have been introduced into
the Nebraska Legislature, dePrecatiEg the
action of the Lecompton Convention in
failing to submit the Constitution to a vote
Of the people, and expressing the fear that
the establishment of such a precedent may
have important bearing upon the character
of their domestic institutions. Resolutions
endorsing Person to a seat in Congress in
preference to Chapman, were passed in both
houses by a decided vote.
The Kansas correspondent Of the Demo
cret says the Free State Legislature and
State ticket received an average majority of
one hundred and e~ighty-fve al Wyandotre.
The majority against The LecomPton Con
stituti0n was three hundred and seventy
three.
The Leavenworth Times Of The 9Th,
states that the average majority of the Free
Sidie.tirket at that city was upwards oil
eleven hundred and seventy.
A gentleman from the Territory states
that there is Little doubt that the Fee State
ticket is elected by a large majority. M
disturbance reported thus far.
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HasuNaa!ssIn seroinii, L.ysipe-
las.

These are among the most terrible and organizing
dIsea Is 4i tie muscles, The Lesby fibre and Ire skin;
? YET IN Iher worst furiHs, and wnen Seemingly Incufa-
bic, .hey iuVU iahly disappear uEGeT 4 pesSeyesIBG
application OF this sOotL Tag, healing, SuLiGole to pan
aud inflammation
Salt stieuE2, Fever sores, slid
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FROM LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, January 10.
The Republican has information from
Fort L~eavenworth. through an Indian trader.
who arrived al jefferson City yesterday, and
reports meeting on 23d December between
six and seven huntred C~heyenneS and Ca
marche indians returning from Salt Lake
TO their villages on Black Walnui Hills.
about eighty miles Southeast of Laramie,
accompanied by about twenty Mormon
leaders. II is their intention to remain in
camp until spring. and then enplOy them
selves under the NrSGton influence, h4fras-
sing and cutting off supply ira rs sent to the
relief OF Johnson. TIE Indians had been
lead to believe that the MormoDs had 3d.
coo fighting men, well equipped. They
also spoke OF numerous Publications and a
large number of Indian allies, and declared
that the Mormonsh had no idea of running
away.
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IcarncsI!y solicit & Csl, lrom every economical
purchaser, as / lrCl confident that II N III he 10 shea
advantage To examine ny stocG before purchasing
c!ScM here.
TFAn kiuIs of Country Produce taken in ex
Change iof Duvd=.G
sei7II JACOB HEYH4N.
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BRlDSEPoRT, Jan. Is, 1858.

BRIDSEPoRT, jan. 10, 1858.
DIR. EDITOR: There has not been as
much drunkenness Ur fighting of late, as
usual, for some Of the hard drinkers have
Joined the Church, and appear like men,;
where the midnight drunken orgies were
often heard, We now hear the singing OF
Methodist hymns and songs Of praise. The
protracted meeting in II. Z. Church is
still going On, over fifty has been added to
the Church, ana We understand that twenty
five have Joined The Presbyterian Church.
Nav they contin ue in their good work. We
saw, woe &c those that will cntice the ones
that have left of drinking back TO their old
habit. But We have a few, b!ack-eyed sem
s~uaIists, who care not fer the welfare of
their fellow man, who care only 10 accom-
plish their ends, which is 10 destroy those
that would do better. Such iaHnts are used
as. ssthe lest bit in the world will 20 you no
HARM" "Temper yourself" '.Shame on the
man who can not temper himself" Faith
and take a wee drap. an be friends" We
believe that any one, WHO will temp; 4 per
son who has quit drinking and became Il
sobe rman, should be dealt tn according
10 law, for we think that d sew days I'M
prisonment, might set them to thinking OF
the evil they are doing. No punishment
would be too severe for such inhuman m'n-
sters. Our House nf Rerresent@iIrs&-tha
last session debated the question Does
the Constitution of the United States extend
over the Territories"
James - a labosing man, fell at or
pesr the new buildings the other night and
hurt himself severely, his HE is despaired
of. The City Fathers are really ia earnes,
mending the wsys ann streets of Bridgeport
by putting on any quantity OF stone, whether
they will succeed in covering up the mGd
only time can tell. We attended Dr.. Bur
leipi's Scientific Lecture and Exhibition,
and found it very interesting the exhIbi-
ton WIS very anus ,ng Us well as interesting.
We hear some talk Of moving the County
Seat. Why not let wei! enough alone! We
thing if it should be moved, it should come
TO bridgeport or rather klrkwooc, tor We
believe our town TO be the most business
plao. in tbe county, but as we said, why
no. let it be IN st. ClalrsViiie! To be sure
i, has no Railroad or River, but does that
iniure the locality Tor a county toxin! You
have the buildings and very good ones
believe, then, why build new ones! We
would have but one objection to the county
seat being in B-ijgePcrt, that is, the Law
yers. We have plenty Of ~loaiers here how.
Many here are opposed to a removal, and
some in favor, but we believe q majority is
opposed.
The Railroad is d ling very little just now,
very few passengers and little freight.
Their business is getting less and less. next
thing TO none. What did the President OF
the United States me su what he SAT- in his
message against FillIbustering! Was he
in earnest when he turned of the officer at
New Orleans Sho let the great Filiibusler
of! Or was it to blind the Northern Democ.
r,cy! the south understanding it. What
means this change when our Commod ore,
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AGENTS GETTING RlCH.

Tie success winch our a-entS ae ur0i,aE Ni.n
IL ainiUs. astonishing. AuiEg iGt iIAny Uv.GUh,F,
0i IHIs 4dtI, we ale permitted 20 pubiI.n She iU:.Uw,
IGg:
G"ErLESES: Ih- following .scis it relation to
what your hE,Et> az dom. ~ IEls section. DaJv ht
% Hse 10 sclhe enter frisIna sUUHE man III WauI ui
employ meHi Tie Eev. Joan T.. JdTioh, OF tLIs
place. has made, sInce last Christina, over fuu,
ihbusaGd collars ia has agency. M. David NJ,
Heath OF kiJsIy, Mo, youI GENITAL! AGENT for I!alit
county, Is making EIghi Dollars grr day or ea,n
SU.-AEehi employ cd hy Inn, GUG ATssIs. " cIueT
y Evans, OF UiSxoh. Me, !"ar .A-s Hts !"r Hot 20.
aJG making lTOm El-nIt 90 rweatE-Fiva Dollars per
day, aud you, humble servant has ptadc, since ,ht
sth day vi last January, UVer Lev huiicrs, h,sidt=
pay ing Tar suu aces oil iaad Uat ui .Ee huStHrrs
~ UTIh over iCJU dollar. You are e. lILel;. IL rub.
ish IhIs statement. Il yuu nae, JtJ 10 Ielcr 10 any OF
U any OF the pCIt res natIct.
DANIEL GREGG, CauOILun, $40.
With slch Inducements az We elf GayHody eau
Ohtsi in subs.r,h -. SIih invite every .cHIictlar
nuI OF employment ana every iaiy WIN desires !
pleasant mo ney' making oocupat IOh to Apply al once
Tot aH agency. Applicants should iuclOse - ceHt,
lnT q specimen copy Uf thc Magazine, witch w.il
AWAY lie iOIwdrded " III TnsweT 10 application hy
T.tlru mail.
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SNarritb.

On Jan "A. by Rev. <. Y kennedy, Mr.. L. II.
AMOS, oil Monroe, jasper Co, Iowa, 10 Miss VI.
a. SMITH, oil Flushing, Belmont CO., Ohio.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. LENUEL
LINDSAY. 10 Miss RUTH J. NASLlNDEit.
bota OF Flushing, Ohio.
40 W. wish thee long days of delights,
Unsfaded by sorru~s and sadness;
With painless and peaceabie nights.
And awakings OF sunshine and Gladness.
BE grateful when blessing arise,
And coniiIe. when thy troubles c%oniound
thee,
In thy Father. who rules in the skies,
And HIS angels shall hover ariund thee"
On the 29th Of Dec, 1857, ly f, ScaucrIay
Esq. Mr.. WI. JUDD 10 Mis-. ANN RANhlN,
all OF this county.
On Dec 20. by Rev. N. c. Wor,lington, Mr.
JOSEPH CALDWELL. Of Wheeling Va to Mis-
ANNIE L. IUuH, formerly OF Belmont County
On Jan.7, Mr.. GEORGE DEIrS. of Martins
vile. to Miss SALLY L. McCUNNGUGIlY, q
bridgeport, Ohio.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. ~.
The jury in the case of Smith for the
murder of Carter, was charged by Judge
Allison, this evening. The court reassem-
bled at 7 O'clock and the jury sent word
they had not agreed and court adjournep -
This morning public i%opinion is excited in
favor OF Smith. The trial attracts great
crowds. The speech OF David Paul Brown,
FOR defense, was a master piece o~feloquence
SECOND DISPATCH.
TIE jury in the Smith case for killing
Carter, returned a verdict of not guilty. Tie
prisoner has been discharged.
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GThe numbers Of Numbers connected
with the Methodist Episcopal Church in
the state Of Ohio is lO7.79S; number of
churches, 1914, valued az 81 1874, 1875: num-
Der Sabbath schools, 1879, with a total OF
teachers and pupils in at enhance thereon,
IOO,SS6. TIE amount contributed TO the
cause o. missions the past year in the state
was about $4,000, maxi 9 an average OF
about 80 cents each. Were each Methodist
in Ohio to give the small sum ofySl i year
to The support Of missions, the sum would
be a muniicent vne-$I07,0 OO.
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N Gg GaGs@o
. nTlrE a. tiEREHY GIYEN I

OTiCE II HEREBY GIVEN HAT
" d pc UIOH wIi. lie presented IL Ie CoAtlaIS-
slot ers OF Be lH,OHt county, a. EleIr March session,
praying iUr a TevIeTc alteration and eAieIi!on Of paGl
ui tLe Old ROAD. leading 1 oH 81 C!airsvIita 10 "a m
ttT's Iai4i- beginning iT ie sane al I!e Iuru U: .Ae
TOEd, aiOaI eighty rods hoT,h Of Lie TesldeHIe OF
"a. Patton, sec. ~, Wheeling Up. FLAMING tHeECe
NoELh asd NCltn-wcst through The i.adS OF VIM
faLtDa and Jost pa SHiIh, 10 L GOg-wUud 5apIn, On
the Moran BOuhdry oil Joseph Smiths iarnI. tnGsr Il
Eog si.ch,) .i.eHCc 10 Inc u.Ost convenient POIal Oi
intersection Oh ihe old iOad thence on This road 10
d walnut Ca the Nor III hUuHdeTL OF Joseph Lyons
Iarm: Inencee X.eubet forward through The farms
OF JOHN Lyon, deceased, and Wan. Raay, deceased,
aud lie woodland Ci IN. MLCasAey, deceased. 10
The CaiIz ani $. CiaIrsvIIe rGa4.ay winch IL viii
be InIeTseCied. AisO- Ihe vacation o. ali roads, Ihe
necessity Of which is superseded by lhIs alteration
and eAi.nt iUn-
JANUARY 9ih, 1858. ia2i3t
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lLhuenza. AID Common Geld.

Like thieves in the silence of the night.
have carried many to the silent grave. They
are caused BY a sudden check of perspira-
ton, By which the stomach is rendered in
active, and the lungs become loaded with
corrupted r"aite-. which enters the blood,
and disease is Inc result. For all colds,
coughs, and chills, succeeded BY heat, and
Tor all fevers of every form, h%oarseness and
rawness of the throat, lungs and stomach,
and for I'll weakness and sickness of every
kind, from three to FIVE Of these Pills on 60
ing 10 bed, for a faw days, will be all that
you require TO restore you to perfect health.
1t has been admitted and aimed al! over
Europe, that there never : was a medicine,
that viii ex;irpate al manner of disease
from the system. equal to DR.. Morse's lndi-
all Root Pills. That the more you take them,
tie stronger you grow. They are founded
upon the principle tnat the human body is
subject to but one disease. namely: corrupt
humors. These Pills not only cleanse the
bowels, Blu; also follow tAe blood through
everv vein and artery, and SO purify it from
all morbid and corrupt humors that disease
of every name is driven from the body.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Females who value health should never
be without these Pills. 1t has been ad nit
ted by a number o! physicians, that females
cannot 100 highly value them. They have
given health and spirits to hundreds Of fe-
males who without them would have been
in their graves. They purify the blood, re-
move distractions, and give the skin a beau
tiful, clear. healthy, and interesting apPeaf-
ance.- A box Of these Pills il e great med
zeal companion at certsin periods Eseas
one to three should be taken every day In-
til relief is Obtained. A few doses OCCASION
ally, whsn well, will keep the system in a
healthy condition.
GFDr. Norse's Indian Root Pills are
sold by all dealers in Medicines.
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PHILApELPHtA. Jan. 10.

ITF-< II" .
Gov. Packers inaugural refers to Kansas
and sas, he believes he expresses the senti-
ments Of the people of Pennsylvania, as
wei as his own, in declaring that all quail
fled electors of The Territory should have
full and fair opportunity TO participate in
selecting delegates to the constitutional
Convention, also allowed an unqualified
right to vote upon the Constitution after ii
is framed, of coarse those who fail to vote
cannot Complain Of the proceedings that
goes on without their participation The
rest of the address is local and goes for re-
form in banking, opposes the issue of small
notes and an increase OF banking capital
under the present arranuement.
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@It having been represented by some
Of the advocates OF the removal OF the
Belmont count seat, that our county build
iugs xre nearly OF quite worthless anu uh-
fit for use, and the undersigned members of
the Belmont county bar. having been re-
quested to state in writing the facts III re-
lstion to said buildings, d hereby certify
that the coun'y buildings, located at S .
Clsirs,iIIe. including Court House, Public
Offices, Jail and Jail House, uTe all good
substantial comfortable buildings, well 10
Gated and well built, and thai in ctr opinion,
no new public buildings will be needed Tor
from fifty 10 one hundred years to cuine
un iess they should be destroyed BY Some
Casually.
B. S CowEK, G. w H"GE,
Dawn l.. JENNINGS, ID ID L. COwEH,
WILLIAM kENNoE, Jr. o. J. SwANEY
PETER TALLMAN, W. =. HENSON,
RoBT. J. ALEXANDER, Ross ] ALEXAEpER,
L. E KENsos ST CLAIR KELLY.
WIN. P. SIaPsuk, II. l.. HATCHER,
CLIFFORD AKEIcK.
January Is, 1888.
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SPECIMEN

As we desire 10 place in t.c hands OF every per.
son VIII" proposes 20 get up a club, and also OF every
agent, = copy Of the cugrav'n s OF THE L.ASf
SUPER" as 4 specimen, each applicant snCIusing
us Three Dollars vii! receive the eng aving, gosI
paid, ~ return NATL, also specimens al our ~puhiIIa,
tons and 1ae Of Lhe numbered sut description IetttpIs
snlIIing the holder 10 the Magazine one ,eaf and
to a chance IL The dIatnhnti0H. This uheT - mad,
onIy To those VIII desire to at a. agents or 10 tuTui
clubs. Address
oAKSNdITH Sc CO..
jrIiswl No. 81, ~brosdway, New NoTk.
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Belmont County, Ohio-Court Of
Common Pleas.

Tazwell P. Martin, Plaintiff.

vs..
Phi cehe Sstter.hwait and Joshua Satterthwait, her
husband, Miller ChalisI l. Eachei " Smith. Elisa
beth o. kInsey, Mary VI. CiBliaHt. Lydia G Mai
IOnee and joan Nalloaee, her husband, FL hEaim
Cha!lanl and Milton ChaiIaHt. Defendants.
The following named defendants in the above
named action. Phoebe Sattec hSaiI and Joshua, hes
husband, Of MuS:aIi. e cOunLy. Iowa, Miller Cnai.
FAINT of Jdcks som county. Virginia, ami Nixon CLai-
iahi. Of - county, iowa, are hereby notified Aha:
On the 10Th day vi January, A ID. ISIS. the ahnve
naaed niaintiH nied i petition in The Clerks Office Ui
the COurL of CommGn Pleas, Of Belmont county,
Ohio, pray ibG Tor The PARTITION OF sale cf tne w. . ol
the II c. OF. of sec. -, |. : ri. ia hicii'ahd town
ship in sad county OI Belmont. for an eliitdh!e al
jusimeuI OF rem S due from Joshua Ma.ionee Tor, saHG
prem res. and o. u claim by hIH OF = lease inF al ua-
GIytdeG eIgI.h Of said premises iOT q term OF Yeas
The said defendants are seluT.d 10 answer b!
NJ arc. -, loS-.
u. D. I. COWEN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
D. ". GAsToN, CIer&.
Iaunarr u. ISJ,. q Weens.
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@IMPORTANT INFORMATION 20 the MAR
RIED, and those c%onten' plating marriage
sent to all who wish it, upon receipt OF ten
cents in money or stamps. Address,
DR.. ). MARRiETT SMlTHE,
de33m1 New York City.
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KANSAS

ST. LOUIS, January -.
The Territorial Legislature of Kansas
me; at Lecompton Oh the 18th, and adjourn
ed TO Lawrence.
CIV brnrrr -gned the bill authorizing
such adjournment.
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NDR. BUALEIoH. to when U. WILSON
refers. gave a lecture in our Village, which
bored US so badly we were ashamed 10 give
a notice. He must have done better in
Bridgeport
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TIE LAST SUPPER
and a chance 10 GROW one Of these THREE
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REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SUBSCRIBE FOR
EMERSON'S
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FirSG: Because lis literary contents will. during
the year, embrace contributions from over ONE HIN
BRED different writers snG l~hlnk.Ts. numbering
as.nng them the n4osi distinguished OiAmsrIcaI au
thurs.
Second: Because its editorial departments ''Our
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IEirG: BeCa sc IL wiii contain, during the wear.
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y worth that = am than any other magazine. and
The superb engraving oi THE LA>I sUITEa'r
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CINCINNATI. Jan. Is
Flour unchanged with plenty al buyers al 500
Provisions Gns;rIlsd, and the market so excited
that the accurate quotations Cannot be given =
Green meats la2c higher. $50 received within IS
lnp-z
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NEW YORK

NEw YcRK, Jan. IS
Flour firm; 200 barrels sold at 4,75@i.90 fol
hio. an adyauee OF ) c. Wheat firm. Corn dull
and heavy: $1,000 hu sold. Mess pork Sc. lover
SAFES at II .15l0i4 -. Slocks dull; Sterling ~e1cIaag
firner bat dull. 9llGla per . ut premium
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QuarterIg meeting at the Methodist EPis-
copal Church, in this place, next Saturday
and Sunday. Preaching at . O'Clock, on
Saturday, BY Rev. Baker.
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DMINIaTRATOR'S No Ice.

n SOliCe Is EGrCay gIvcn lhal al tne Probate
C0agt Tor iieiAUr { county, she unGersIcHoG has
ieen app r'U auu gUaiiiLd as AdEimIst!atUr Oi lit
estate OF Wn riHCh, decd, ID. VI Belmont .,Unty
UnIO.
All those indebted - SAID e~tG.e are requested to
maze HhHeaIate payment, and tnnza having Claims
against said Ez-aIe, are lOt.nsu 10 present tIeIH for
s=iIiemehL w..lIn uae year from tlIs G2le.
sasuaiy u ., -. \ ~nJN, Adn'r. 20
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ARE YOU SICK.

The you can't lie cured 10 soon. Don't 6elsr up,i
YOU com PiaiEi IS Incursbie, and tLen morn when =
is TO late. Four hftas OF all iHe diseases which nee
PIE tn' cenrch Yards, might lie cured by Avar,s "a.
!haTiic Pills. if taken in seaaOn DON'T 90 dysrri.a
through the Spring 2. iaiG;- siCePyRRd I~istless. because
your blood is loaded with bile. Don't wear The HaeI-
acne, neaTt urn, sHd their kindred disorders. tecau,e
your stomach i isu!. DOnft parade yourself sround
the world covered with Pimpies, BiOiches. Ulcers
sores and ali OF sny OF tie Hnciean diseases Of tkr
skin- because your system wants CLEANSING. Don't
slow yourself about, lean hssgard, all cayed in, be-
cause your Stomach aHd Bowels need STRENGTHENING
.pt5 aesiiAF action Aye"s PiI's st these ihinFs
lcnt as sureiy-as wafer quenches FIRE. They purify
tie body and blood, and restore their iuIct ion. INFO
healthy actiyits which you eau ieai as quick as lhey
are tatoh- ihey are tie one great medical wonder
Of tins age, recognized hy all who know their virtues
anI many thousands know them. Teke the CaERsr
PEcroRAL for q Cough, and the PILLS for all dsrauge.
aiehis requiring 0 p0TgeiIye medicine
Prepared By DIR. J. c. AVER. Praciics! Chemist.
Lowell, Mass, and sold By all Druggists and Dealers
l" AediIihe through inns section. jLSl2m
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Observation-Disclosures

iss"y Fefssa wnO wtii gel up d club Of twenty
inuT SUnStr IhcTs. 81 liner a. one ~ more p9sL-OIlLes,
We VIII pfestn I d sFIsEdId Library. CONSISTING OF
over TONY Large Bound Volumes. en.n.UcE.g Inc
mUst pupu Lar WOIGs III ihe market. Ihe Ciu. ma:
ue iOrnci al the Ciua pTIc., Two Dollars ! ear,
without .ne cngrGvIag, % at Ihs IuiI pnIe, Three
Dollars. with The engraving OF Tie Last supper 10
each su"scfIncI Lass aud at sCTIpts ouS OF Ihe III
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SUICIDE.

New ORLEANS, January II.
DR.. Arson Jones, ex- President Of Texas
committed suicide at Houston on the 9Th
inst, BY blowing out his brains.
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January 81. 1875. . weeas.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

al lie Probate , OUTI for Beiu.Ou; coHHly Tue
Undersigned mas been appointed and qualified as Adj
LiinsIstr atDr WIIh the WIu annexed Of The esIalr o.
Perry C.. CJntOn, deceased, late vi Belmont county
All luCse IHd.bieG 10 said CStaie aie requested 10
make iinHiCd la;e payment, and those Ear ing Claims
against sand estate are notified 10 present .EenI log
sci '.emeui within use year iron INNS date.
January 81 - I'D. GARhE ISUE. Admir-.
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DIScIsar.is. ulcers.

most Temary able ahd Esppy change i produced
in the Eppe~ rance OF mulignznI ulcers after 4 lew ar
D!icalnus Of tnis D,nIu-HE. The surrounding red
NJ IS van isIes, and :ranUirs Of healthy flesh begin 10
lake tue place oil The discharged matter. This pfG'
cess gues on more or less rapidly uHi:l the oTlhce is
Il iIIed w " iii sUuHG material, and tie ulcer Radically
C-TTJ.