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from hr. Genin, we are informed by this
brave defender Of the faithful, that the con.
troct is ali gammonj il Is true we have made
a contract with Mr.. Gem for III ncres Of
ground, for which we agree to pay certain
sums OF money, agreeing on our pqrt that If
we TAIL to meet our payments, Mr.. Genin,
c'h by giving notice take possession Of
property and o~pportinances.
Now this Member who Ia 50. thoroughly
versed in the law rs to have his brain 30
en- ,mousty enlarged Us 10 tc able to 'fascinute
a pup informs US that this contract Is no:
lawful, therefore, not binding. and we will
not fulfill II, but will hold the property. We
hope the men making the contract with Mr.
Genin, will not allow an imputation of that
kind to rest upon them; for shame sake come
out and no. let it be said that you took sd.
vantage OF Mr.. Genin's Inability (?) to take
care Of his own property. A person who
can boldly make such an avowal, would GER
tainly be a very fl person to make the
sgreemtn Mt that was made with the board
on the 7th of May last. But pray, sir, il
this agreement is not binding on the board
upon whom is it binding! Certainly not on
Mr.. Genin; and if not on him to whom does
the property now belorgl have you not pro-
ven rather too much! As to the condition Of
the ground, reyerting to st. Clairsville in
case Of h nonuser, that is not SO easily
UNDERSTOOD He says the committee had
not power vested in them for any such con-
tract, where did they get their power! can
you show any record authorizing them to
purchase for the society," at what meeting
Of the board did they get this power!
We think we can explain why the ground
reverts to st. Clairsville, there is danger Of
a removal of the Fairs, and this can. be used
as an agreement against d removal, we
would loose the ground, &C. IAN the public
houses are not 10 St. Clairsville, and we
think hospitality may be found elsewhere.
We are said to be in error in our financial
statement, out the facts are too plain To re-
quire any further proof from US, almost any
one who has paid any attention to the mat
ter, knows that $500. does not more than
cover the debts OF the Society. With per.
feet good feeling towards the citizens Of st.
Clairsyille we close. T. w. FAwcETT.
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EDITOR CHRONICLE: In giving our reasons
FOR organizing an Independent Agricultural
Society, it was not our intention, or wish &c
yet into a newspaper controversy; but soc
ing in Jour issue Of the 9th inst, an article
%purporting TO be a reply to our report, charg-
ing Us with deception and falsehood, we ask
Jour Indulgence for a short rejoinder. We
stated that certain propositions were enter
tertained by the Board in the Spring Of so;
with reference TO the purchase and fitting
mp of a new Frir Ground by individual sub
scription, the whole to be donated to the
Society, a2d that ST. Clairsville on hei part
agreed 10 that proposal, and guaranteed to
purchase and fiji up ground without any ex-
punse to the Society, rather than permit the
Fairs to be moved to Belmont. where this
guarantee mould be fulfilled; in consequence
The new ground near st. Clairsville, was
used for the Fair Of '59. The member de-
MES that any such proposition was ever be.
fore the board, and afirms that the member
from Belmont deceived himself. We sup
pose hat member fully able to defend him
self, but, have no doubt he was deceived in
some small degree, but not having full con-
idence, in some persons representing the
st. Clairsville interest, he INST probably
was not SO badly humbugged as was intend.
ed, as he did not vote for holding the Fairs
on the Genin ground, without some more
definite assurance that the contract would
be complied with. We reilerate e%mphati-
cally that such a proposition was before the
board, at their meeting on the 7th Of May,
1853, and that it ELECTED a great deal Of dis
c%ussion, not only BY members of the board,
that the outsiders were permitted to rome
in and use their persuasive powers with the
board, to prevent them from accepting the
Belmont proposition; and, that instead ol
there being but one member in favor Of Bel
mont, three were decidedly Belmont mer
from the start; and three others were, pro-
yided st. Clairsville would not do as mucl
as Belmont had agreed to do. We here ap
| peal to Davis Of Unlonlown, Davis and Col
Inns Of st. Clairsville, Hardesty Of Vince
ling Creek, 10 substa initiate what We hav'
stated, feeling assured that they are men o
loo sound integrity to deny what ther hno,
to be true, and what they have 80 frequentl!
stated. As to the citizens Of st. Glars
vile having already given more than wa
offered by Belmont. we think an axamina
tion Of the expenditures as given by tn
treasurers last annual report will, satisfy In
most skeptical Of the falsity lof that asser
ti.n. In the manner Of the purchase OF Ian
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Court PrOceedings.

H
Judge Okey on The Bench. The Grant
Jury returned true bulls against seven per-
sons for keeping rooms fer sale of liquor
one Va. VIM. s anders ard Jas. McMannis
for Larceny; one VS.. isaac Frymun for for.
kefy; one VS.. Calvin Williams for burglary
one 70. John L. Fowler for petit larceny
bne Vi. Brioe Hyatt for a5sarlt with inter-
to murder; one VS.. Emiel Otto for assault,
with intent to murder; one vs.. John Barry
for assault and battery; one VS.. Alex. Hyatt,
and Williamm Weaver for assault.
The case of John B. Shunnefelt VS.. r
II. O'Neil. a suit for SANDER, resulted in
favor of the plaintiff to the amount of $1,000
Joshua Pryor vs.. Wellington Stephens
verdict in favor of defendant!
The Crescent Manufacturing Company
vs.. Cincinnati, Wilmington & gainesville
R. R.-judsment by confession for S5l sos
There were a number Of minor caser
tried since, which we have not thought i
worthy of noticing. The Court is pressing
business through. The first criminal Case
to be tried is that Of the State OF Ohio VS.
the Warrers, Tor burglary, which will b,
commenced to-day (Thursday.)
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career OF honorable success. While we
recognize the .%anctity Of private grief, we
tender to the family of the Departed our sin
cere coincidence. in this their great affection 81.
Resolved: That from . ~sircere desire Of
showing every mark Of respect due to the
memory Of our departed brother, we will at
tend his funeral In a body; and we request
Judge Okey, and the Officers Of the Court,
and Jurors to accompany US; and tbet eight
Of our number be appointed by the Chair,
to act as pnIl-bearers.
Resolved: That a copy Of Ger proceedings
be prest MED 10 the Widow olthe deceased.
to our Court with the request tina, they be
entered upon their Journals, and TO each Of
the county papers for publication.
The Chair appointed the following gen.
tlemen to act as pall-beaters: o. J. Swarey,
w. s. Kennon, Ross J. Alexander, NJ. J.
w. Glover, G. W. Carroll, G. w. Hoge, X.
e. Chambers, and Henry Topping.
On motion Judge Cowen, was appointed
to move the adjournment of the Court oil
Common Pleas, now IN session. upon the
presentation of the proceedings Of this meet
ing, by the Chairman OF the Committee on
Resolutions.
ID. ID. L. Cowen announced to the Court
the death, on Sunday last, during the present
term, of Hahlon L. Hatcher, and presented
and read a copy of the proceedings 20 be en-
tered on the Journal, and moved, as on addl-
tional mark Of respect, that the Court do now
adjourn,
His Hon. Judge Okey, after O tribute to
the industry and faiihfullness, and inform
courtesy Of Mr.. Hatcher as a member OF the
Bar, and TO his high integrity Us a man, or
dered the Clerk to enter said proceedings,
on tho Journa! of the Court, which is here
accordingly done.3
On motion the Meeting adjourned.
WIN. KENYON, Jr, Chairman.
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Secretary.
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N. l.. Hatcher Is Dead.

A cloud OF sadness settled upon this com.
munity on last Sabbath afternoon, when his
death was made known. It had not been
expected. and came without warning. Mr..
Hatcher was univ really respected. No man
bore 4 higher reputation for honesty and in.
tegrity Of purpose. For his good qualities
he will Se held long in sacred memory BIZ
many in this vicinity. He leaves a wife
and FIVE young children, who bear a loss
this world can Lever fll. Truly in the mids,
Of life we are in death.
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Bar Meeting.
MONDAY, February 90, A. D Is

MONDAY, February 90, A. D 1850.
The Belmont Bar met at the Court House,
in st. Cluirsv'lle, to give expression to the
sentiments occasioned BY the death Of Nah.
Ion L. Hatcher.
On motion Of Judge Cowen, VIM. Ken
non, Jr., was appointed Chairman, and st.
Clair Kelly, Secretary.
On motion d. d. Il. Cowen, E. q. Ken
non, L. Dunford, c. Arick and o. y. Hollo-
way, were appointed Il Committee, to pre-
pare and REPORT resolutions expressive of the
sense of the meeting.
Appropriate remarks upon The character,
virtue und death Of Mr.. Hatcher, were made
by B. $. Cowen, Peter Tallman, and other
members of the bar. .
ID. d. Y. Cowen, from the Committee, re
ported the following preamble and r%esolu-
lions, which, IN motion, were unanimously
adopted. .., .,,
Mahlon L.. Hatcher, one of the members
of our bar, after a short, but useful career is
dead. The Great Supreme has spoken, and,
alas! the light of life OF the loving husband
and iather. and the spirit Of our brother has
winged its way to the Eternal Throne.
Yesterday, was a fitting Gay for him, whose
moral honesty and integrity OF character
were as a bright star TO the pathway oil
those he hus left behind, TO be called from
Time to Eternity;-and this grea, bereave-
ment is soilened by the thought, that the
silver chord was loosened, and the golden
bowl was broken on the day Of iest-the
Holy Sabbath.
Although Mr.. Hatcher, had been a mem.
Der Of our bar, but a short time, yet he had
proved himself to be a frank, upright ant
homes, practitioners and gave promise Of 1
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! 0rrThe Cincinna,i Commercial is plague
In The lie out,s OF the Enquirer, o. III at city,
ID, paradinjg The following day by dly:
There are still aEeH sentences Of me
lettsr written by Gen. Qnitman on the s4th
of MsEch, 1856, which we have not had the
pleasure Of seeing IN the Cincinnati En-
auirer.s They are intetesting. and yet our
contemporary fails is prih. them. They are
important, and he VIII nD, recognize them
They are the point, and he eSades them
They arc. ia fact, as follows!
In a short conversation with Douglas
Yesterday. he said to me that what he most
feared was that timid Southern rAea would
fall back.
E1*gDE = *..t,
He demands not only the use and enjoy
rnent Of the common Territory for their
prop, rty, bat insists on its protection there
81 n .
He is the trde Representative Of this prin'
ciple, and opposes the abominab)e principle
of SqnOater Sovereignty
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Benton's Abridgenient

Of Congressional Debates. We have
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qi thi. splendid work. 1t is a. %political
Dictionary that should be IN the hands Of
every man interested in the political history
Of bis country. These three vols, carry
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work are hereby notified that it is ready for
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al from the Publishers
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County Convention.
Sr. CLAIRsvILLE, Feb. 90, 1850.

Sr. CLAIRsvILLE, Feb. 90, 1850.
Pursuant to a call, the Convention for
Belmont county convened in the Grand
Jury Room, at one o'clock, ?. NJ.
On motion of DR. Warfeld, ]. II. Drennen
was appointed Chairman, and R. H. Coch-
ran Secretary After Mr.. d. Thoburn
stated the object of the meeting, q motion
was made to appoint a committee of three
to select six delegates to the State Con-
ventlon. The Chat, appointed DR. Warfeld,
DR.. Capehart and David Thoburn.
On motion of DR.. Worield, the Chair OPP.
pointed Ira Lewis, David Brown, and f.
Maggie, appoint a Central Republican Com
mittee for the ensuing year
The, Committee on Delegates reported
d. r. Cowen Isaac Welsh, r. II. Cochran,
J. Il. Scholield, Isaac Holloway and David
Brown, Delegates to the Columbus Conven-
tion.
On motion OF DR.. Capehart, Messrs. A..
Branum, d. Thoburn, d. H. Mccartney,
B. E. DUNCAN, Price Cornwell and Reece
Lewis were appointed alternate delegates.
The Committee appointed to nominate a
Central COMMITTEE reported as fo.lows,which
report was adopted
d. d. II. Cowen, Richland;
Solomon Hugue, Somerset;
Price CornweIl, Union;
DR.. J. S. Bailey, Flushing;
David Thoburn, Richland;
VIM. Dunbar, Wheeling;
VIM. Wallace, Pease;
Archibald G. Ramage, Smith;
Isaac Welsh, Washington.
On motion of DIR. Capehart, it Is ordered
that the Central Committee, be increased,s 80
that each township be represented. There
upon, the following gentlemen were ap.
pointed:
Dr.. C. H. Cope, Colerain;
Nicholas Cooper, Pultney;
U. II. Woodbury., Mead;
Il. w. Fawcett, Goshen;
J.. 3. Ward, Kirkwood;
Jacob Mayors. Wayne;
Dr. w Warfeld, Warren;
Asher Greene, York.
On motion of d. Thoburn, the meeting
adjourned.
JAS. II, DRENNEN, Presr.
X. ii. COCHRAN, Sec'y.
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AAbertistnen!s.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nicholas Crawley vs.. Daniel Grimes, ct al.
DY Virtue OF u Mandate to me directed from the
- Court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont county,
Ohio, | will offer Tor sale, at the front door of the
Court House, in st. Clairsville. on TUESDAY.
the eth day OF March, 1860. between the hours
OF 10 o'clock A; NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day
the following described real esta;e, tn wit.
Lot No one. in Block No ~, in Beliairo city,
Belmont coun ~, Chic.
Also, at the same time md place, the North
East quarter Of section I, township Z, and runge 4
in said county OF Belmont, except " acres sold To
Robert Duncan, containing seveniy-seyen III
acres, more or less.
Appraised us iollows--Lot No I, Bollaire city,
8 II acres, S26lS.00. Term, cash.
+. LOCHARY, SPECIAL Master.
SheIif>s Office, February %, 1861,
printers tees
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Briogtport EotaIs,
O.,
FEBRUARY sIst, 1860.
A CHILD SERIOUSLY INJURED.

on Thursday last, a child Of, Mr.. R. s
S,Atbuck, Of this place. about four years old,
while at play with a pSir of scissors. fell for
ward and bbe VI the blades of the instru.
ment entered the neck Immediately under
the chin, and passed upward into the mouth.
near the root OF the tongue, cutting on, It's
passage an artery, which bled profuse!y.
Drs. McCOnahey and Bates, were immedi-
atsly called. When the former reached the
house, the child was in a fainting condition,
'om the loss Of blood. They succeeded IN
ing the hemmorrhage. and the little
E.rer. it 10 now .hough', will recover,
Ps,euts ca .,not be too careful in keeping
edged ssA pointed instruments out OF the
reach Of .suail children.
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%ASEiGNEE'S NOTICE,

THE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed "A
l. signee OF J~oscplus Waddeitsnd Jonathan Il,
nali, OF sewellsville, Belmont county. ONO, al
uerson 9 boying claims against the stid Waddeil IL
ball will present The same 10 the undersigned IN siA
~ ontns from this date; and al persons knowing
iLsms, Ives indebted to The said Wsddeil q ball VIII
call on lie undersigned and make payment
JnEEpH JOHNSON, Assignee.
Fairyiew: Ohio, February p, lS9l. 1t
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ASSlGMEE'S N012GE,

TNIlE undersigned, having hoen aprcihltd as
signee OF Jos phus WadIell OILS, wellsvi'lr.
Belmont county, Ohio, all persons having claims
against the said Waddeil will present the SANE 20
De undersigned in six months from this da,e, and
all persons knowing ihems lives indebted 10 thu
said Waddell will call on the undersigned and
make payment. JOSEPH JOHNSON. Assignee,
Fairyiew, Ohio, February ., ls60, 81
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Swans Statutes,

swans statutes,
Revised Treatise, and Manual for Admin.
istrators, Executors &C., can be had at the
CHRONICLE Book Store. Also, a Guide for
Guardians.
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Literary Exhibition.

Literary Exhibition.
The Lady Washington and Ciceronian
Societies, Of Bellare, will give their annual
exhibition ON next Friday evening. From
the programme before us we judge they will
give a brilliant entertainment,
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DYSPEPSIA.

Tho great seOuTge of this continent yielIs quickly
D course OF these antisePiic Pills. aud the diseA.
1.-Two organs are restored to their pVoper tone: no
matter in what hideous shape this hvdrs Of disea-e
exhibits itself this searching aud unerring remedy
~disperses it from the p~atisuts system.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate
Cour, for Belmont county the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified us Administrator
OF the estate OF Mary \ McPherson, DECEASED, late
of Belmont county, Ohio. e.
All those ini btcd 10 said estate are requested To
MAKE immediate payment; and those having claims
ngninst said estate are aeiified TO present iIem Tor
settlement within one y.nr from this dats.
ARTHUR RoDGERS, Administrator.
February ,, 1853 2 weeks
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
We refer our readers TO the advertise
msnts in to-day's paper of
Sheriff Sale--P Lochary.
Sale of Real Estate-W. Tidball.
Legal Notice-Robt. Hall.
Books 10 Ordcr--I. II. Patterson.
hssignee's S~ale--Jos. Johnston.
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The Great 4 Ambassador OF Ncmi,i
EIOLLOWAY'5 PILLS
BOON To TIE sEChi

The wsnt Of a sterling medicinal TO n,e, The
Ills and ne eegsitis. Of tue HHtar' ng rortlun az nv
msnity. and one entir9lY free fra.n mineral a.d
other deietsriOus psriCles, ives severely felt tiII
this al mower FIJI medicine WAS ushnrd into the
world; Hollow AIS ISvALU.BLE Puts have heroine
the household remedy Of ali nations. til cir sttri
hute il TO PRzyEsr az we as 10 trRz; III ~ attack
the RAp;x pr ROOT Of the complaint. andl'hrs by ra-
moving tie hidfen cause OF disease rcinviaonte
aud restore the dropping energies Of the system. as
sistirg nature IN her task OF vital and fd- ~ctIsnsry
r. TuFtu~ ttug
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,


PHILADELPHIA
A Benevolent Institution established IN spe.
cial ENJOYMENT for The Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted Nth Viru-
lent and Epidemic diseases, and
especially for The cur Of
diseases Of the Serual Organs.
mi EDlCAL Advice given gratis, by the Acting
1tl Surgeon, To all who apply by letter. with a
OF ti.eir condition.. tnce. occupation.
habits of lite, &C. and in c.se OF extreme puvor,y
Medicines iurnislidA free OF charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermaturrho,l, and other
Diseases OF the Sexual organs, and ON the New
Remedies employed in the Disrensury. sent 10
the afflicted in sealed envelopes, free OF charge =
Two or three Stamps tor postage will be acceptable
Address, DR.. J. SklLLlN HOuGHTON, Act.
ing Surgeon Howard Association, No. 5. Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors
EZRA y. HE ARTWELL, President.
LEO. fAIRcHIELD, Secretary. nolu59
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GENERAL DEBILITY AND WEAKsEss.

From whatever cause, iOwneis Of spirits. Ind y
other signs " a diseased liver. aud other disorgahi.
zatiJn OF the spstHm vanish under the erAdiestias
influence ottnis all powerful anLIseptic aud eeier.
an n rnnInLr
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S1[EIl FOR SAIL
NDIiQee.

by virtue Of an order Of sale from the Probat.
- Court. will DE Offered ut public sale on seventh
day, the Sd OF ID month. 1860, the west halt Of tic
hofth 'wes' quarter oi section s, township =. and
range 8, in Somerset township, Belmont county.
ono, known as the larm OF Perry q Conion deed.
sale To take place On the premises between the
hours ut 10 and 4 On sni1 day, aud will be srld
clear OF incumbranco of dover.
Asa GAltltETSO I, Administrator
with the wi i'll annexed OF Perry G.. Condor. deed
January &c. 800.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
" D OF u RT.

an SATURDAY, the Gath day Of March, 1860,
~ on the premises. will be sold to the highest bid.
der, the following Real Estate, us the property o.
Robert Ralston deceased, TO wit: West half OF lot
No. 60; three-iourths ut the East side al Lot No.
63. in the town of Hendrysburgh, Belmont CO., ..
Appraised all together at S225-all unincumbor
ed by widows dover.
Terms Of Sale.-One-hali in hand; one. fourth in
one yeur, md one-iourth in two years, with inter.
est on the deferred payments from the day Of sale,
On the premises Are erected u comfortable frame
dwelling, u Shoe Shop. &c:
WILLIAM TIDBALL,
Administrator of Robert Ralston, deceased.
February ODD, 1860. 4w
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ATTACHMENT.

jacob Holloway & co. against Alex. Mcpherson
Beiofc lsnac Holloway. J. T. oil Flushing town.
ship, Belmont county, Ohio. On tho 9th day Of Jan.
le6V. said Justice issued an order Of attachment
y we above action Tor the sum Of tweniy.soyon
dollars aud twenty five cents
UniontOwn January 80. LEGO fs2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-31

Ba5"EvERY one should know where to
get DR.. SanfOrd,s Liver Invigorator or
Liver Remedyi Brcntlingcr's Fluid Extract
S"rsNparill" and Dnndelion; Kennedv's
Medical Discovery, and Kcnncdy's Salt
Rheum Ointment; Bnrhavc's Holland Bit
tiers; Hooaand's German Bitters; Hostetters
Celebrated Stomach Bittcrs; Ayers sar-
saparilla; Ayers Cherry Pcctorul; Scovilrs
Compound Extract of Sarsapariila or
Blood and Liver Syrup; Winchester's
Genuine PreparEti ton of the Hypophos-
phltes of Lime and Soda; DR.. Bronson's
i've different preparations of Blood Food:
Lindscy's Blood Senrcher; DR.. Guvsotts
improved Extract of Yellow Dock aud
S"rs"narilla; DR.. Townsends Compound
Extract of SarsaparillN; DR.. Bulls Sarsapa-
rilla; DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Blood
Purifier, Carriers Spanish Mixture; Whit
combs Remedy for Asthmn Mrs. Gardncrs
BNlsam of Liverwort and HoarhOund ::
Sellers Cough Syrup; Mrs. Winslowss
Soothing Syrup; DR.. Chapman's Honr-
hound Balsam; EOf1's Pills: ToLd's Pills:
DR.. Matt's Pills; Brandrctll's Pills; Ro
backs Pills; Sellers Pills; DR.. A. Rogers
Pills. Benefits Plant and Root Pills;
Jayne's Pills; Holloway's Pills: Wrights
Pills: Ayers Pills; Burnett's Cocoainc.-
Prescriptions prepared from pure medicine
by day or night at the Centre Wheeling
Drug Store. by REED l. KRAFT.
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EVERY SUMNER the demand for Hostetter's
Celebrated Stomach Bitters increases. 1t
is found to be the only certain presc,ya-
ton of bodily strength, during a period
when the atmosphere is calculated to
induce feeling of lassitudc and lndigcs-
ton. The worst cases of Diarrhma and
Dysentery give way before its potent in
tiuencc. Innumerable persons, who are
now alive and well, must thank the dis
coverer of this preparation that they have
not been swept away in the harvest of
death. The Bitters is recommended by
the best physicians in the land. This is
the best evidence of its real value, because
as general thing, they will not speak
word in favor of advertised preparations.
They have been compelled to acknowledge
the claims of the Bitters upon the com
munity. Sold by all druggists.