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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-06

n@-Lieut. Askew speaks in terms Of the
highest praise of the assistance rendered
him in procuring recruits for Capt, Charles
worth company, by Messrs. JohnB. Ward.
Joseph P. Arick, r. W. James, John HI.
johnson and Joseph O. James, of Kirk
wood Township, and, last, though far from
least, our County Recorder, F. G. Martin,
ESQ.,, who accompanied Lieut.. Askew to
Hendrysburg, and worked only as good
Union man can work. Lieut. A. thinks
Hendrysburg one of the greatest places in
these parts. Not far from right
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-06

Ess~LAUGnABLE.- To see the Editor of
the Gazette running after Capt. Charles
worth and pulling at his elbow to attract his
attention on the day of the flag presentation,
and the apparent contempt with which the
Captain treated him. Those who rotollect
the scoring the Captain gave this yfelto,c a
year or two ago, and know the manner in
which he has treated him since, are led to
the conclusion that "tho more you kick a
dog the better he likes you"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-06
no. -CouRr.-Court opened on Tuesda,

n@-CoURT.-Court opened on Tuesday,
with no great prospects for gentlemen of the
legal persusion, Sherifs nor Clerks. In
fact, it is just no Court at ALL The members
of the Bar and spectators observed becom-
ing gravity while His Honor was charging
the Grand Jury; but when he asked the
members of the Bar to 'pay attention while
the docket is being called, and as each case
was called and postponed, there was q
visible smle upon the countenances of the
lookers-on, and realization that these arc
indeed 'high old times" War EN- in
Unum, Z Pluribus-Bayonet!
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Sherif's Sale.
James II. Hunt

Jesse Willie. ct al.

jesse White, ct al.
DY virtue of mandate TO me directed from
ID the court OF common pleas of Belmsnt Co :,
Ohio will offer tor lie at the front door Of the
court house in - Clairsvie, on
FRIDAY. June Z, 1901.
between the hours Of 10 A and Pm of said day
the following real estate, described as follows, 20
wit Beginning for the same 43 6O-l0O perches
nor,h OF the southeast corner OF the southeast
quarter OF section 81, township and range 6; ;
thence north 10 station (2l ri 80. 100 perches;
thence north IS 1O-2 west % 20.lO0 perches to
station 3; thence south 30i ives; 80 20-l0o
perches 20 station in the centre oil the road;
thence south 3jl : east l. 7S-lOO perches to the
place OF beginning containing two ~ acres with
the appurten1nces thereunto belonging.
Appraised at the sum Of $500.
Terms Of sale cash. p. LOCHARY,
$500 Special Master.
sherif's off ce, ST. CIair.viIIe, May 0, lsGI.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-06

Rs5nTho Court of Common Pleas met on
Tuesday. Grand Jury convened-heard the
testimony of witnesses in one case,-ex-
amined the Jail, and adjourned on the same
day, without fndinga single bill. The Petit
Jury was called and discharged without
trying case The Court will have a few
cases to hear, principally divorce cases, and
will probably adjourn the last of the present
week, with less expense to the county than
any term ever held in it.
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WOODS
IMPROVED MOWER ! f!

THE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF this
l. Machine the last Harvest induces 10 offer il this
year with still confidence in its superiority over all
others tho certificates and assurances OF the thousands
who have used them fully attest.
While il is light (weighing only 5l4 ibs il is strong and
durable For ighness OF draft neatness OF cut and con-
venence in every way, stands before the public unr
vailed Its arrangement for moving from place is
celed by any, and certificates amply show that il
works well under all circumstances.
We furnish extras than given with any other
machine, consisting OF three whole knives four sections
four guards pnion oil can, wrench &c. and give full
assurance OF ita strength, durability and perfect working
This machine took the first premium atthe UnitedStats
Agricultural Fair at Cincinnati, last September md there
whole of machines exhibited at that Fair. In
France last sedson took the grand gold medal OF honor
Us the best Moving Machine either native or foreign;
also the gold medal and 900 Francs the best foreign
machine and special gold medal at the great French
national trial ut Vincennes Paris in June 1900 the
first prize OF f0O by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society
in August 1860 the grand gold medal nj Gasrow Meek
lenberg exhibition, Germany, in July, 1s60 the first pre-
MUM at the New Jersey State Fair September, 1s60 the
first premium at the Vermont State Fair; the first premium
and diploma al the Iowa State Fair.
Q-For further particulars refer the public our
circulars and pamphlets.
Apply to the subsc rber Morristown where machines
and agricultural implements kept constantly hand.
DTAll orders promptly attended TO-:
Agent for Belmont County.
III will have Machine on exhibition at ST. Clars-
vile during the June Term Of Court WHEELING MONEY
TAKEN AT PAR. ma306w
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rAlonzo Loring, Sheriff of Ohio coun-
ty, Va, was arrested this morning (Wedncs-
day. by file of soldiers from Grafton. The
papers found on W. j. Wiley impicate
Loring as secessionist, and he has been taken
to Grafton for hearing. lie has been re-
garded by the people of Wheeling as a seccs-
sionist, but has heretofore always denied it.
The present inquiry will no doubt give some
light on the subject.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-06

Mr.. ETHERIDaE.-W don't know where
Mr.. Etheridge is at this time, but, wherever
he may be, we would warn him of the danger
of his returning to Tennessee. We could
give him facts which would convince him
that he can return only at the imminent risk
of his life. Instructions have certainly been
given by General Pillow that he shall be
hung, or shot, or otherwise killed at the first
opportunity. He has been keenly watched
for in all directions. Men were hunting fol
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-06

bey""EIANG OUT YOUR BANNERS ON TIE
OUTER WALLS Mr.. John Rottmeir has
thrown out monster American flag from
the third story of his tavern stand land
ii isindeed beautiful one. On Tuesday Mr..
Rottmer had his flag draped in mourning,
out Of respect to the memory Of Senator
Douglas We also notice quite number of
flags thrown out within few days past
from divers private residences.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-06

ssg"BELMoET HOUSE, BELLAIRE A. L.
Cook, Esq, late ofthe Shaffer House, Lam
caster, and formerly of Cambridge. has taken
charge Of this popular house. We have
known Alvin in former days, and can testify
that he knows how to keep hotel"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-06

Re" "BRIGADIER GENERAL friend,
David Mccartney, of Barnesville, has been
elected Brgadier-G General of the Ohio Mi
litia for this Brigade. A good selection.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-06

pVINTowN.-L. Danford, Esq, ofCom-
pany *, Seventeenth Regiment, arrived in
town on Saturday. Capt. Tallman and
Major Steel, Of the same regiment arrived in
town on Tuesday. These gentleman are
looking exceedingly well, and report our boys
in fine condition and spirits.
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nAp Yesterdays Woodsfeld Spirit an
nounces that it will be under the editorial
control of Judge John S. Way, during the
absence of Brother Williams in the army.
The Judge is a thorough gentleman, and we
cordially extend him the RaS- of fellowship
and good feeling in his new position.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-06

u FAD the following from the Insurance Monitor and
It VAL street Review, for Sept. leo.
We print the hIircdih innniiuai statement Of
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company. The OLD HAHT-
tnAD ~ II j. nniarly called, Incorporated IN 1910
win perpetual charter II has done cs-ul gene
raj Fire Insurance business Tor half a century s stock
Is quoied higher than hDt Oi any American company
within the month has sold Mt -Ilj and this price j. free
ly offered without any sales OF any amount IT. semi
annual dividends have become ten per cent liked iactsn
Tor detailed statement Of the condition Ol Tie Above
company see small cards arc circulars.
lnsurances may be effected with this old and substan-
ual company on very reasonable terms.
DIV, ings insured iOr Of years at gcry low rites
IlTFor policies apply 10 HENRY TOPPING. Agent
at the belmont Branch Bank bridgeport. ntthe second
door East Ol the COuu House. It. CHirsvillc.
HENRY TOPPING. AGENT
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-06

Prior to Elias Howe, Jr.'s invention, patented
in ,46, all attempts TO adopt machinery has proved
aburitive. His j. the basis oi all success full ma
chimes their diff -rences, however, are marked
and important The committee OF the American
institute classified Them according To the stitch
made and the purposes 10 which the machine is
to be pplied in four clnsse', LIST ID, Sd and 4ih
a classification indicating the general order OF
merit ard importance,
Class lst includes the Lock Stitch Machine for
family use, and for manu- acturers in the same
range OF purpoi and material. The committee
has assigned this class the highest rank, on C.
count vi the elasticity, peimanence, beauty and
general sirableness Of The stitching wien done"
and the wide range OF its application: At the
head Of this class they place the Wheeler & Will
son Machine, and award it the ighest premium.
This has been the uniform award for this ma
chine throughout the country for several years,
and we think no disinterested person will dispute
its justice and propriety.
RTWHEELER AND Wilson'S SEWING MACHINE
took the first premium. at the late Harrison county
ii G. MARTIN is agent for the sale of the
above named machine in The counties OF Harrison,
Jefferson, Carroll, Tuscarawas, Guernsey, Bel
mont and Monroe.
HTWA RRANTED THREE YEARS., and
sold by II. G. MARTIN, RocKHIIL (kennOn Z.
o. Belmont county, Chic.
9J- Send for Circular 20 my2
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neA-We understand that the flag of Com
pany X, which was presented to that Com
pany by the ladies of st. Clairsville, has
been adopted as the Regimental Flag of the
18th Regiment. This is another compli-
ment to our company and our ladies, and
will be approached by both.
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him last night in the cars, at or near the
Tennessee line.
These things are true, and their truth
could easily be proven. - Louisville journal.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
by order Of the Probate Court in and for
Belmont county, Ohio,

Dy OIueT Vi inc lGODdJe JOurt In and Tor
Belmont county, Ohio,
THE UNDERSIGNED. as Administrator. in
Il pursuance Of tho order OF said Court. will
offer for sale to the highest bidder on the and or
In the town Of Centreyille, adjoining the prem
ises, on FRIDAY, the 9Th day OF JUNE, A. D.,
1861. between the hours oi o'clock. r. NJ and
o'clock, P NJ, OF said day, the following des.
cribed real estate, as the property of Thomas
Jackson. decenfed, late Of said county:
Situate, lying and being in Smith Township
Belmont county, Ohio, adjoining the sa ID town
OF Cenireyie, and described as follows, TO wit
The said premises being known as the North end
Of the tract oi land owner and occupied by tue
late Thomns Jackson in his lifetime, and il being
the remainder Of a certain quarter Of section OF
land granted and conveyed by James Monroe,
President OF the United States of America, to the
said Thomas Jackson by ms letters pate Mt dated
at Washington City on the 18th day Of August,
d., 1924, md recorded in volume Al page
2l6. and in said patent described os tho South
Vest quarter OF Section 81 in Township 8 in
Range T. in the district OF land offered tor sale at
Steubenville. Ohio, and the remainder OF said
quarter Of section to be offered for SALE being the
North end, contaius Il acres, more or loss.
One-thifd OF the purchase money will be re
qulred in hand, e third in one year, the re-
manning third IN two years from the day OF sale,
the two last paym being on interest.
9TThere or twenty-five or thirty acres OF good
timber on the land.
JOHN JACKSON,
Administrator OF Thomas Jackson, with the wilt
annexed may95t
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- CINCINNATI, Monday June g.
fIOuR-The sales were confined TO small parcels M
Si4oml 30 for superne S555R575 for extra and S4 95
WHEAr-A further decline oi cts q bus WINS estnb-
lshcd on prime Red Wheat the market closes dull at
onHvjc; the prime and choice grades OF White continue
~ alr demand with buta light supply. We quote prime
Whle at SlOsHi. ~, aud choice White ut Sii26fl5-
sales OF $40 bus prime Red ut 3c and 800 bushels prime
Red at o1c delivered the canal; 800 bus choice White
nt Sll2, and lbs bus, common White atSl
CORN-Thc market remains dull without any rhange
IN prices We quote ear at c in bulk sales oi 300 bus
sncks sucks returned
cents in bulk.
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Belmont Common Pleas.
Notice,

James X. Murphey, JOHN FORE.
Administrator o William Foreman, MAN, a noii-resi-
VS.. dent defendant. is
Dennis p Anderson John Foreman hereby notified that
on the an day OF May 1861 James X Murphey, Admin
istrator Of William Foreman decd filed in the Conf of
Common Pleas oi Belmont county. Ohio petition against
the said John Foreman and Dennis r. Anderson the OBJ
jcct and prayer OF which petition i. that said John Fore
man be ordered to deliver to the plaintiff his property
as such Administrator two pronissury made by the
delrndet Dotns y. Ancrsnil- one Tor $40 due tpril
LIST l6 and the other for Si0Uo due April lst l-Gi and
which notes secured by mortgage upon 80 acres of
land IN tie N. u. ar of Section % Up 8, knnge in said
county OF Belmont particularly described in the Pc
ttom: and that said John Foreman lie excluded from any
nni nil interest in said real estate oi for an account for
the due lon said and mOrgnge and in default
OF payment for order sell said premises John Fore
man Is required 10 answer by the 9th OF July next.
ID, s. ADAMS Clerk,
mal66w Belmont Common Pleas.
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TESTIMONIALS:
METHODIST Book CoscER

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN,
200, Mulberry Street, New York.
Being in constant receipt OF inqui les from our
brethren respecting Sewing Machines, with re.
quests TO rec ommend and purchase them, wa
nave. in conjunction with some lady fisnds,
M achines Oi practical value for family &c wing.
and find those made by the WHEELER AND
WILSON Manufacturing COMPANY to fully com.
bine the essentials Of good instrument, and such
as we can confidently recommend
Having seen SO favorable results from heir use
in our wn und the households of our friends. we
are desirous that their benefits should be shared
by all our bret hren, and hence have interested
curse Ives III their behalf
With best wishes, your brethren
ABEL STEVENS, Thomas CARLTON,
JAMES fIoY, j. PORTER.
DANIEL WISE, J. BfMANig EDWARDS,
DAVID TLRRY, VIM A. Cox.
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iuiiiiiy use.
MRS. J. P. JUDKINS.


FLUSHING, Ohio, April IL, 1861.
This is to certify that lh,ve had in use one OF
Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing Machines Tor the last
months, and find that it fully comes up 10 the
various recommendations OF lis proprietors, and
well adapted TO the wants of family. In fact. /
would not do without il Tor three times lis cost,
if could hot purchase another one OF the same
kind. MRS. JOSH. +. BRAN DENBERG.
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FLUSHING. Ohio, AprilII, 1861.

FLUSHING, Ohio, April IL, 1861.
This is to certify that have had in use one o (
Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing Machines for about
seven months, and have done all k inds OF sewing,
from the heaviest cassimeres to the fines, cam
brics. have had no trouble with it, and would
not part with it under any circumstances IL has
cost me nothing except Tor needles and Gil. can
recommend it TO all who want 20 buy machine as
being the best Tor family use.
MRS J. P JUDKINS
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FLUsHlNG, Ohio, April IT, '6I.
This is to certify that have had in use about
two years one OF Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing
Machines, and have used it in all kinds of Sc wing
needed in fami y with entire satisfaction, and il
has never been out OF order, or cos, one cent for
anythng except oil and needles.
MRS. ISAAC HOLLOWAY.
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BELMONT COMMON Pleas

John ). Anderson - SERaild Charles Berry
VS. who are resident de-
Smiley s. Keyser aud others endens in this case will
take notice TINT the 18Th dny OF May, 1861, Robinson
Kcyser and John 5. Anderson, of Belmont county, Ohio,
filed in the Court OF Common Plcas OF said county pe-
on against the said Smiley s. Keyser and Charles Berry
and James Ncho, james Kelsey aud Enoch Crawford the
object and prayer OF which petition is to orecose
gage givenby Smiley 5. Keyser to plaintiffs indemnify
them his sctes upon lot No 81 in South Belaire, i
said county and upon the undivided third part OF lots %
%, "a, 25 and 20 in said town, and the m planning
machine machinery and appurtenances and for the pny-
OF the due painlf and the defendants Kelsey
and Crawford and that the defendants James Ncho and
Charles Berry, account for the rents and profits heretofore
interest," Of said Smiley Kevser be- appod p o pave 1e
ment of plaintiffs claims
The said Smiley $, Keyser and Charles Berry are re-
quired to answer by the Goth day OF June next.
ID. 3. ADAMS
Clerk Belmont Common Pleas
Mny 30 1861. ma30Gw
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PITTSBURGH, Monday. June g.
Business continues very langid and innctiye in almost
every department The general market presents no new
aspcct worthy o special enOn the prominent fca-
ue Oelng mat there Is nothing doing present while the
prospects lor the future are not very encouraging
fbOuh-Ihe market is unusually dull, the sales being
limited and OF irlling character The receipts have in
crcascd lIlle aud the supply now in market is excess
OF TIE demand Prices, however although not quite so rn
have undergone change.
GROCElilkS-Sugar dull but strady sale of shhds nj
We Molnsses unchanged sale OF 25 bbls ut - to IS cts
Coee steady sale OF - bags Rio HE and 10 bags Rio
at Is cents.
POrAiOES-rhe demand has fallen of a little. and
prices consequently are not quite hnn Sale in two
lots oil f25 bus. Reds at 3sc 81 bus Peach Blows nj Zoe
lO bus prime Mixed at 55c; 60 bus Ncshanlocks at soc;
100 bushels prime at 55 cents.
BACON-Remains very dull the sales being limited and
cohhet to small lots, few sales OF country Bacon were
made as follows: LOCO lbs &C. for shoulders and "A cts
cents for llains.
flSii-Unchanged ard in fair request. Sale OF Obbls
Baltimore llerrug at $3.50; 10 half barrels prime Lake
Superior White Fish ut So
DRIED PEAClIES-I'hc demand is fair while the
stock IS becoming lg sale OF 10 bushels at 81 40 and 10
bushels AT S22j q bushel
WliiSkN-Unchanged and dull sule Of bbls Rec
tiled at II cents y gallon.
RlE FLOUR-Salr OF 5 barrels at 50 so D. barrel
oiIfaSlI-Sale ol OboXes New Hamburg al Sc. y lib.
BEANS-Sale OF 10 bus. prime White at 81 25 y bus.
COtN-Dgl but unchanged; sale OF 3O0 bushels prime
Yellow on wharf at ~ cents y bnsheL
EGtiSIn fair demand at full prices; sale of 10 barrels
at DC. W dozen Some holders are asking 0Jc
SALT-Sac Of IS barrels MOL Extra al 81 I5 D barrel
COhNMEAlr-Salc OF 2j bus. prime siled at i5 cents
p bushel.
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Commercial 5}tattcrs.
New York Market.

- NEW NORK. June g. lsGi
The imports n this port continue 10 show n falling OF
most marked IN Dry Gools The general merchandise for
the past week exceeds tbc figures Of the saye week lat
ycnrthc hr.t instance Of excess we have noticed for
longtime. The nggrepnc imports iorthc ycnr show full
ing OIL OF over S2GOOOO01 while the exports during the
same period exceed those Of 1-0O nearly S2UGtOD0-ina
King difference IN favor Of the country Of SiGhO0O in
Venoths. Tie prospects Of n continuance of large
ports OF cereals aud other provisions good while the re-
duced consumption OF foreign goods renders any present
ihcrcnse OF imports impossible. The Southern demand
which has been heretofore supplied from here is entirely
cut OIL aud while the West u able consume rs largely
as ~ any time within three years yet general system O
economy has been adopted by all classes in the present
depressed state of trade which will largely check the de-
maud for foreign commodities.
Comparative statement Of the Imports OF Foreign Dry
Goods and General Merchandise at New York ior Tie
LlIIL aLttna InLltIu 4
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We have personally examined the various Ma
chimes before the public, with an anxious desire
TO place before our readers reliable information.
As the result Of such examination. we unhs<la.
ingly recommend WHEELER s. Wilson's FEw-
ISG MACHINE as the NJ chine for family use.
c. KINGSLEY,
Editor OF Wesiefn Chri siihn Adnncnie
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~ W. CiSl IN,
Editor of Ladies' Repository.

This is to certify that have used ne of Wheel.
er 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines for I, ighr months
past, and have found 1t fully to answer the rec.
having used it tor all kinds of fam
lily sewing, from the finest TO the coarsest fabrics
TO my entire sati faction.
MARY A. MITCHELL,
Wife of Isaac Mitchell
FLUsHIsG, OHIO, 4th mo-, l7th 1861.
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The Neil House, destroyed by fire the 9Th inst. was
insured iOr hyc thousand dollars III the Hartford Fire In
surancc Company, Of Hartford Conn. / have received
from ID Alexander Esd General Agent for said compa-
ny sight draft for te full amount OF my claim and take
great pleasure in making known the public the liberal
ty and prompness with which the loss has been adjusted
and paid. fc2ily X. l.. NEIL Trustee
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Editor Of Western Christian Advocate

For economy OF over, ease of Management :.
variety of adoption, and speed of execu lion. the
WHEELER 81 WILSON MACHINE, no doubt, surpass.
es all others for family use.
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Wool Carding and Spinning.

I BEG TO INFORM my friends and the public
n general that have removed from Knsry's Faciory
to CARD, SPIN AND MANUFACTURES on The usual
terms.
y. b. Wool bought ur exchanged for Persian Cloth.
Jeans or Stocking Yarn JOHN LEACH.
uiylIjW
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Attachment.
r.,...u ArU,UIN- nUr FrU. --r. . ~

vs. J. notified that AN attachment
Michael McK"arcy was issued by Inc against him IN
the above nmed action ulic it OF May, l76l for S2j
ard 81 probable costs aud that said writ has been served
and returned. ISAAC NEISNVANGER 1 p
Mny 81 l-Gl-sIw Richlnnd IN Belmont Co o.
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EkRLlgsT sleKs et oeNsurprteR.
EFFECT OF THE REMEDY.

"rf, on tho earliest appearance of thcae sigss II
Consumption, the patient takes daily about tar
grains or the HTFOPHospHITEs. he VIII usnaily
acc them all disappear in q period varying FROM 0
few weeks to few nonthsi and by eontinuinE the
occasional OF the Eomedy, HE WILL SPEND
r.Y FIND HIMSELF IN THE ENJoY1iEEg Oh
SUCH HEALTH AS HI, PERuAps, EAD NEVER
KNOWN IN MS LIFE BEFoRE,S