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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09
do. I,ronsnn,s r,Innd rnoa

ls uhIlNaeu Preparation is beyond the possibility of
u1an anu IT'S sale IS becoming large us that Of any
oer arllcle now before the public. Tens of thousands
G VINO were sufferers seen daily walking
thelr influence spreading the fame Of Or REoSsoN@s
i BLOOD Foop throughout the civilized world. But the
ta OF one bottle Is more convincing than ali we coud
say IN hole newspaper column Ii gives life heath
Mu beauty to the sick and restores by magic those
VINO were supposed to be iTeeoveraby lost We need
only say, try IL. 800 We "OeN
- we would also call the attention of Mothers n Dr
loN iNFANIlLE CORDIAL This is said to be suncrior
TO any article of the kind now known. If your aXious
neas are PANIED by witnessing the suherines OF vonr
ite ones lose no time in procuring bottle Ii Is an
,'aDle Speclhc FOR infants teetling, softening their
sus, any al fever and irritation. ByHl means
3 R enjoy unbroken your repose-Aduertise and
wv see advertisement. For sale by GEO r. SpTrRR
PAY VIZ SCOTT, Il GREEN IL CO., and GEORGE
?. HARLOW, Agents, Worcester dSwln 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

Of ar' kennedy, of Roxbury, discovered IN on
KIND Of b Plssure weeds remedy that cures every
mon Pmple "H ~ " colh-
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing sore month
on thief face viz "'iS' Aii'o oI pimpies
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of biles
Two bottles are warranted TO the worst cankerin
Three or five bottles warranted to cure the wors,
KIND OF Erysipelas. N "ois'
one or two bottles warranted to cure all humors
and bottles are warranted to running of the ears
running ulcers ''''''u 10 cure corrupt ana
One bottle win cure scaly eruptions of the skin
H tTee bottles are warranted cure the worst
Two or three bottles are warranted II, o,r, a., -
desperate case of rheumatism. '' mus
ree or four bottles warranted to cure salt rheun,
rive to eight bottles will cure the worst case rrf
one 70 three bottles warranted to cure the worst
sand b N snow rom the experience of thou
Sne 10 TWO bottles warranted to cure SICK headacbc
state Of tho are warranted to regulate costive
9ne to two hotties will regulate all deranaements oftbs
your TO SIX bottles have cured the worst cases ofdrop
One 70 three bottles have cured the v,orst Of ,
Hisei Is always experienced What mercy 10 aet ro'
iel ID snch an eXcrueiatng disease. " s''i0
since It's ilrst discovery have from time To fine aa
ca various other herbs to IT. one ofthem HIpnncrat
and IN t o. Medene says at is herb Of Jupiter
it a4 4P sspeea TGii gnS Of the liver @ een
pIb t"sether; cooling 1t when TOO hot and warming ii
II crealeth an appetite, cureth all gone and sinking
stitches in the side. ~ ~ P"''' "''"
II eXpells all raw. viscious and shiny humors out
blood from the kidneys.
by opening distractions Of the Spleen IL puruetb an
but chuer and melancholy vapors which rlsetl to the
mead ana BRAIN causing distressing headache fearful fore
bodg of trouble trembling OF the heart faniing and
swdOning. ''e "'''
THE herb boiled in wine is particularly good TO revive
the dropping spirit of the aged and whoever has nprr
ing sickness after fever, nothing restores him To hssl
sog9ek as drinking the Juice Of this herb. "'"''H
The seeds boiled in water cureth tbe nnst c0or.,u
ycalled nightmare, and all melancholy lreams % dsnn
bilious people are liable TO- ''N"''9' ulscase
ihe hhtheI OF Medicine saws Of another hcrb ia ti,
sign Leo. " 'i'o 'uht anu III the
X sun + e source of all life and ruletb tho beort
NY s eID Is the best cordial the groa
VI le hehrt OF any that grows; 1t comireth te bear
Si, w pdpltauon thereof; taketh AWAY trcnh,
h s ,lu sotherng of il; yet II must he taken earc
W severe gripping will ensuc which miis he COZ
reSte1 with fennel seed or ginger ~ "'' Oe 'or
NO ciange of diet necessary eat the bost ,.o .
get and enough Of 1t. -" ""N 'e'' 9Vu Gun
3D., sirlety following the directions in the pamnbIci
VI each notllc and by judicous application Of Tho
9G"1 imt"h OWihcRi ScrQfuia OHtyenf and UeaIjD0
Xxx G,mH every ulcer and sore of whatever Kind or na
all permanently cured ''' Wv Pei'N''y
., Man1laetured BY DONALD KENNEDY 1870 Warren
street. oNbury, Mass. Price ST. dtfau.oo,v 70
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

OF the above, six were sentenced to the
state prison, thirty-four to the Jail Or house of
correction, and one paid a fine. OF the Of
fences against the currency, and criminal
fraud" =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

Tile Worcester city Agency.-In Board OF Al
ueIel March 9TH 1861 John z. Hill was appointed nm
sseMi or NE city of Worcester purchase and sell
ap'ltuouS liquors for medicinal, chemical and mechnni
g io the current year, in conformity to lie
inWS OF ms commonwealth, and such rules nnd regnl
LUIS as may Oe adopted by the loaId of Mayor and A.
sselneh Inc Agency at JOHN q HILLS Apothccary
olols Nlechales Hall building, Worcester. Per order
~ u"WSm w, W. RICE. Mayor
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OBSERVATIONS.
At the State Lunatic Hospital in Worcester the week
ending Oct. I, lS6O.
VBarm HTUd

Amount of rain during the week, o.85 inch.
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oc AAehhedy, OF Roxbury, discovered. IN on
~ our common pasture weeds remedy that cures everv
mon Pimple "H " " COM
Two bottles are warranted to nursing sore month
One to three bottles will cure the worst Kind ~ ,i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

A Friend in Need.-Try it.-Dr. Sweet's Tnr,IIi
9ie rment prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen
sweet, OF Connecticut the great bone setter and hos
oeen used IN his practice for the twenty wears with
he most astonishing success As external remedv IL
Is without rival, and will alleviate pain more speedv
man any otherpepara NJ, For all Rheumatic and Merry
Gus Disorders is truly infable and as curative lar
sores, Wounds, Spra,ns, Bruises &c, its soothing
meaning ana powerful Strengthening properties cite liz
lst Wonder ana establishment Of all who have given il
nal oNerlour hundred certificates of remarkab cures
my22 t3law6wenwiv ''"''' 'liis Iact'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

A'is; u. n. Hili 81 ThomPSon's Medical once
fourth page. dir e "u'Viuselneht o,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

gne bottle win cure scaly eruptons of the skin
~ Of lhree bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

@. Ii. ,yencAs, Dentist, 23g Main street ,,oa,,-
opposite Elm street. dtt '' "eaf ~ }
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

OF The above, were sent to The Jail or
house Of correction, five sentenced by fine
and Imprisonment, and paid fines only. Of
"other offences:
Cases commenced Indicted.
For violation of the cattle law
Neglect to establish schools, O
Libel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

George Sessions, FURNISHING UNpERrAKEBA ANN
GoFFlN AREHQl Collins Caskets, Patent Metallic
hand Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKEr Of al,
sizes ' - i'
Every thing connected with the management of funerals
promptly attended to- No ~ Front street; residence on
Front street Worcester, Mass. dawtf va
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

All Of Br. Humphrey az Co.'s Specific Home
oPatac Eemedies PUT up expressly for family use, with
oon1 OF iul! directions. sold in Worcester by DAVID
25l Main street. and Druggists and stores gen
o'tli'' 0&wly IL
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Main street. al 'iiH' Dehtists' i47

4, -. r. Harris, Dentist. l5s Main street onnesi,
iHe new Mechanics Hail Building " - 'PPssi'e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

5 TWo or three bottles will clear the system of biles
.he stomach ~ N''O '4o "VIst caDker IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

Of the above, nine were sent to the Jail or
house of correction, and three paid fines. Of
the offences against property" there were =
Cases
commenced. Indicted
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
PROCLAMATION.

I, WILLIAM DENNISoN, Governor of
the State Of Ohio, do hereby notify the
qualified Electors Of the State oi Ohio TO
assemble in their respective townships and
wards. at the usual places Of holding Flee.
tions, on Tuesday, being the sixth DAY OF
November, A. D., 1850, and then and there
TO proceed, es the law directs, to elect
twenty.three Electors OF President
and Vice President Of tho United
States, in pursuance Of the Constitution
and Lave ui The United States, and Of thi'
State.
In testimony whereof. I have hsreunto se
my hand, .tnd caused the Grss'
,ssI. Seal Of tie State OF Ohio to b.
affixed, et Columbus, this seven
~~ teen,h day Of September, in thu
year Of. our Lord One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Sixty, and of the lndependenSs .
the United States The Eighiy-Fith.
BY the Governor:
WILLIAM DENNlSON.
A. p. RUSSELL. Secretary OF stats.
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si.5o.


fr-"The Editor Of rhe Chronicle, David
Thoburn--Iiss when he says that we ever
s.id that we would not trust any man ss
President who was not q stakeholder. No
men told him any such thiag. and he only
ssy. so y ow thinking that We would have
10 opyett unity 10 deny h"-lndePenden'
Republican,.
j.mss +. ch.r'e.wor,h. Esq tperh.ps he
is not thy 1--we" in The sbove) did say to Mr.
Archibald E. Ramsge on the street Of ,bi'
sowo. snd IN the presence of several per
sens, that he would not trust any man Al
President who YES not sl.seho,der. II M
chsFlsswss,h persists ID this rssS denial
We san sst 4 certificate ron Mr.. Rsinsg'
% evidsnss. :,
How bsld ths Cap,aia is 10 ssssrt ,bs
"ho man ever told o. sny such hing, :
mas 10 some supernatural power BY whic
he kh6ws al that all men ssv, to US!
We now rsrsat that no such charge I,
the abSsk cen be proven against the Chrou
tcle. Thiodgh the past exciting campaig
We have cifefully corrected every sssertio
We had made, which Afterwards proved
be incorrect. Not so. however, with II
indepsnden, kepbblicsn. Scarce a wee
trsnspires bit itptts forth the most glsrin
fslsehoods. su6 never hss the Editor had d
manhood 10 csffett singls misrsPrssen.
lion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18

Terrible Accident on the Central
Ohio Railfoad-two men Killed
The train Of cars over ths Central Ohio
Railroad, due here on Monday evening. mel
with a most lumentubie accident about Two
miles west q: Cambridge, by which two
mrn were almost instantly killed. In com
ing around cutve at the point Indicated, o
Hunge Of one of The 10, omutive wheels gave
way and toe engine. few the track, ran into
the bank and was overturned by tho ftrce
of the collision w!'h the ear'h The Engi :
neer, James Freeze. was caugh, in the
| wreck ord before he could cs rescued was
scsIied to death. The'6reman, Chas. Ruas
was burned beneath the tender and crdshe
to death. The cars all rushed upon the fal
len engine and snme Of them were badly
damaged. With tbs exception Of a lew jar'
aud bruises, the passengers were uninjured
I, was one Of hose ssc dents which il il
ian poi sible to foresee o: anticipate .-Whes
| ling in,e elligcncer.
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SIIERIFF5S SALE

Sarah J. Morrison vs. John Hsnce, et al.
DY VIRTUE OF A vENDl to me directed
ID from the court Of common ple1s of Bcmoit
county, Ohio will oiftr Tor sale at the irong Dor
ol the Court House 10 said county. on
Tuesday, October ID, 1860.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ". and o'clock
?. n OF SAID doy, the following described real e..
tsts. to witt Part of the northeast quarter Oi
section 20, township 8 and Range D. confirming
63 ecres,more or lete. Also. part OF the sou.h
wesI quarter OF section Is, township 8 and range
6, containing IL acros. more less. Alpo lot No
i46 10 Barnes addition u The town Of Bzrn-syille
Belmont county, Ohio. as the property Of Francis
T.. Uncles, with the oppurtendrces thereto be.
longing. Appraised a. tOligss First tract e951 ~;
second tIact 5000 lot No. Ii6, sl5Oo.
Terms OF sale cash. L. LDCHARY,
l. Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio
Sheriff 8 Office, 81. ClaiTsvile, August 80, leo
printers ices &
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MARRlED-sept. 20, 1860, BY the Rev.
5Snies Turn,r, Mr.. Jko LEACH to Miss ANN
BosLEf, both of Msrtinsville, OHIO.
Oct. =. by Rev. Jas. Turner. Mr.. Txos
BRoWS to Miss Elizabeth HARTmAH, boil
of Martinsville, Ohio.
Oct 4. by Rev. Samuel Msh.ffty, Mr
MATHEW GoRDos to Miss MARC. A. HART
s.lIof Belmont county, Ohio. s..
Oct. 4, at the residence Of The brides fat
her, by Rey. John Moffat,' ,'Mr. CoNRAp NEFl
and Miss MAReAREr A. SCARBOROUGH.
Sept. is, by the Rev. John b. Graham
Mr. WILsoN X GAsroN and Miss SABIs.
O. EArsALEY, both of Morris,own, Ohio.
Sept. 20, by the Rev. John B. Graham
i Mr.. THos. H. MEREDITH and Miss MAE
j. d. GEORGE, both Of Guernsey county, 0
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18

CAIckGo, Oct. IS.
An outrageous case of kidnapping occurred
at Ga ena, in the latter part Of September
A negro named Jerry boyd, 45 years Of age
his &ifei ntulatto, aged 35 years, and a
daughter IA, were induced to 60 to Iowa ,'
work ON inrm. On the Slh Of this month
the man was f.rind near lows City, mur
derrd. ltis supposed that betoming sus
picious he WAS killed by the kidnsPPers thn
they might retain possession o. the women
The cilizcns Of Galena have offered re
ward Of S5Uo Tor the apprehension Of the
kidna ppeis.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18

oTLast winter little boy Of six or eight
yrsrs, begged q lady to ALLOW him TO clean
swsy ,hs'snow from her steps. He had nc
father or mother, but sw'rked his way BY
Jobs. On being questioned, he confessed
that he often got little to d., and the lad,
lur.her asked, il he did not lear that hs
cou not get on. The chi d looked up will
. perplexed> and inquiring eye % II nncer'
tain Of her meaning. and troubled with
new doubt. why" said he, "don't yo'
think God will take care Of Teller, II h
puts his trust In him, and DIES the best h
cant"
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NoTTCE

ON THE Iiru DAY or SEPTEMBER 1850
~ Moses Rhodes field ape ;itisL 10 lh. Cisik',
Office of tho court 81 common pleas Of Be-. county
Ohio prsJing Tor an aiersion oi the plat o. Ians'
addition 10 Bridgeport in sail county bv exf'n nj
ing the nliey between lois 90 s. 90 10 Whesirg
creek IN Southern direction S ~ ipf Esst ~ -
make the same 40 feet wide from the Na'io1a
road To said creek aud by vacnting lois No. 10 TO
IS inclusive in snid addition. and the alleys be
tween said lots excep, the alley aforesaid between
lots 81 g. s3.
Sept. 10, 1860. sw MOSES RHODES
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ago Pssss, Township gave Peck.s2s, ana
1hsaksr s44 The Increase over that vote
this year 10 not sufficient to equal the sg-
greeste ip Tie cou hiy. .,.I
But he ssys. "A torchlIght procession
wss had at Bsl.sirs the nigh. before the
election, when hundreds from the other SIDE
Of the river were brought ovei' with the n
tsntion no doubt of having them the next
day to vote" ThsEditor, " honor remains
should blush. when he reads the ABOVE
again. Was there anything In the result
In Pul,ney to justify such mean conc'uslons'
Was there anything wrong In the vince
ling wide.Awskss coming over 10 ha'
meeting!
Again he charges that we e,fcuia'eo co
fraudulent Democrati" tckets,a ming ne
knew to be ia'se when ne o'u W. q,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
"a little money now snd then
Ii rslishsd by the best Of men,"

ksallizing The truth Of the shove. va put
/, III print for The Benefit Sf those our resd-
.rs Who 5we on subscriptions TOT the CHRoN-
icLE. Gehtlemen. Il At all convenient, we
would like to have some money. II ysu
have not eSt shy yourself why thsn synpa-
iAise with es. bit little money will do more
10 satisfy the hungry msws Of the "boys
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
wpsfiur School:

Whiting School:
Professor MILLER will commence biz
Writing School this "wednesday evening
Oct. II, 1860, ., the Union School-house
on Marietta street
TgaESt fSs IL iessons, Si.bo.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18

On the 10Th Oct. al the National Hotel.
81. Cisirsvllls by Rev. J B. Johnston bar.
JOHN r. STE RELL Of wbeellog. vs,
and Miss ANNA JOHNSoN, Of Belmon
couniy, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18

Will commence on next Tuesday. The, .
10 large amount Of business upon me
Docket. Friend Thursion has 23 prisoners
awaiting trial during the session. We pre-.
sume the jail ns.er contained as many
prisoners at one time before
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
The Oiff..inI Voie

or Belmont coai ,y msy be found on the
outside of to.dsys paper. We re.pubfsh
On account Of come errors in the footines
1t IVES all correctexcept the total vo'e in
ths several townships were placed opposite
the wrong townships.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
keIriy a Fire.

Nearly 4 Fire. a.
No little stir was created bh Monday
morning by FIRE breaking bat on the roof
ef Mr.. Borofi,s Grocery 1t would soon Rave
done much damage but fortunately wat
easilv extinguished.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
u0LLOWAY'o UlNNEN.

Bad Legs. Bad B'ensvl ) rss ssi vlssr,.
A IL DE scsIPToH Of sofes .,a ssIsGishls, .,
n tho proper ana .iigAat ass of tnis isestmg'
bic rrepsfatiol. TO sttsnpt toca had legs sy
plsste, iag the t5gos u sac ~Guuc tcefthsf ~
foHyi or should lie AIh.arfts, fogyy ristssts
condition remains undsrnssth To heBk out ., sin
With tenfoid fsfy ia a fsw days Jhs Only fauOpsi
abd suecessful trestmsnt. as tudiCsse ~ kstOfs,
TO reduce ths inflammation IN AID shobt Ls
wound ana 10 sO"ihe me bsigb ofi"s fsfs By raj.
ring plenty oitbs OiptmtAts, sat 10 tsfess lgss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18

Joshua MauIo
In another column sdver,ises "Howes
Improved Weighing Scalea" to which we
invite your attention This advert issment
sheila hst appeared two weeks ago but
wss crowd ed out.
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sHERiFF's SALE.

ohhhlrr'S SAi'l.
Wil!Ism Warren, Adm. W. George w.
Williams and Sfmuel msMsster.
ID Court Of Common rless VI Belmont sounty
Ohio, IN sell on
Monday, September 2ith, 1860,
between the hours OF ten O'Clock n. and ioii
O'Clock. y. ~, OF said day. the following q, scdhet
personal property to witt 80 acres VI cOru more
or less. growing on the premises Of George w
williams in Mead towBship Belmont county -
Sale TO be on The piemites OF suId George w
Williams.
r. LOCnARY Si,sif
Sheriff. OfIice, st Clairsvhe, Scpt.h,Jsr igil
1850. pm he-l,gO
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/ I,,plxcorr a. Son.

This weli-known firm advertise In an
o'hsr column of ,oday's paper. Our Nor
fistown friends will do well to, patronise
them. Read their advertisetient.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
The Proper Depth for Covering
Wheat.

Numerou. experiments have, from time
to Lime, been made to determire the proper
depth for covering " heat when sown. 10 or.
der l., secure the largest number, and strong.
est, and most vigorous plants. On this point
something depends upon the character OF
the sell, and other circumstances. The
natural requisites Of germination, growth
and maturity are degree Of moisture, heat
and air.
In compact. heavy soils these are obtain
ed 10 due ptopo tions at less depth than
in more lignt, sandy coils. Wheat sown
broadcast is usually covered oil depths, from
six inches to that which rests on the surface
uncovered The last liable to dry up. or
to he devoured by birds or animals, whilr
that which is covered too deep fails to re
ceive due warmth aud air, and consequently
perishes
Without reference to the peculinrities o.
soils, the average depth at which winte
grain should be covered is from one to two
inches generally one and half inches vii
prove the nearest right. In light soi's, ant
in dry weather; to inches will be found no
too deep To always come within the rang
Of these lin Is, and to effect tn" object m IS
economically, the best form of arsndrill
Necessary. These csn be adjusted to th
proper degree required in any soil, and wit
equsi accuracy the proper quantity OF see
per acre cGn be measured.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
Mr. q, w. P,ckering

MT, b. w. FicKerInB
Well known to many in this county,
being q former resident, was elected Audi
tor o. Athens county ut the !sst election
We are glad to see our former ci;izens thus
honorsd In their new homes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
Dip,heria, UIeers'ed Sore Throat. Scarlet
and other Fevrfs

Any Of the shoVs dissssss may ~ cared W wss
rubbing the Ointment three times day ipto ,tr
hest, tn ost aud neCk OF The pstisht; vi.i .c~>
penetrate, and give immediate reIitf. bsdishs
ksu by the mouth must operate upOn the wpois
q stem ere tts iBhutnoe cen 10 tst in sss sssf
part, W herets the OIBtment vii do his work "a
once. Whoever uiss tina uuguent in the eboss
~ annerfOr the diseases rsmsf Or any sitnIlsr die
orders aheetnr the Cisst al hToA., viii eDd the,s
sslxsa fslIsvff As bY q shaI %.
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That's 80.
The Csdix Sentinel says

Msssrs. H. h 8. Morrison, OF the Bel
mont Nurseries left with us the other day
one hundred and fifty varieties Of different
kinds oil superior apples. These gentle
men have an excellent Nursery near st.
ClsirsvilIe, where they have oil kinds oi
Fruit Trees, which they sell ss cheap ss
the cheapest. Send a postage stamp to
Msssrs, Moirison's and get Que of their
catalogues. !. nd make your purchases accord
ingIy.
We are GLAD to see our young friend'
have been able to make . sensation up In
Harrison county with ,thsir fruit. The,
have a very large and splendid conditioned
Nursery and well deserve the patronage o
fruit erowers.--See Advertisement.
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Attachment
SHERIFF'S SALE.

C. T. Holloway VS.. J. H. Groves. ct al.
DY VIR lUE OF yendi To me dhected fton,
ID the court OF common pleas OF Belmont co. :.
will offer at public sale at the residence oi f-r-
nell Groves, in Warren township, Belmont co, @
On Monday, October |, 1860.
between the hours o 10 O'Clock. A. M. AMI P d..
OF snid day the following property, = TiE &
fourth Of eight acres OF wheat and ih' iE
eight acres oil corn. Terms ol sale cas-
p. LnF'it-
Sheriff of B.
Sheriff's Office, 81, Clairssl -, seq l-ssu
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE Manufacturers and Farmers Bank Of
i Wheeling offers at private sale . Farm in
Jefferson COUNT Ohio on Short Creek, about four
miles from the Ohio river, known the 'Mllville
timing nbOut 2s5 acres and is we'll adapted either
TO grain or stock. It will b, sold either together
or in lois suit purchasers. not sold at private
sale, previous 70 Monday. the 18th day OF Novem.
ber next, il will be offered at public sale, on that
day, on the premises. For particulars enquire OF
T. SWEEEEY P.est, J k. Dickey, cash'r, or to
w w Holloway, Bridgeport, orc. Dewey. Esq,
Cadiz, Ohio. scpt2I