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i IS AMOS DIS 4
LIVER INVIGORATOR,
DEBILITATING

NEVER DEBILITATING.
TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GrNs
Il and has become established fact, Standard Med
lcne, known and approvI led by all that have used
It, and is resorted to With confidence in ali dis
eases for which Il is re-lN commended.
1t has cured thousandsO within the last two years
who had given up alllEa hopes Of relief, the nm
merous unsoliciteR GER. tioates in my possession
sh0w. 90 2 - .l<cl = - sEL w
The dose must be a. =. daptcd to the temporal
ment of the individuallE taking It, and used In
such qualities as to act . gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates ofyour q Judgment guide you in
the use Of the LIVER IN vIGoRAToR, and It will
LIVER COMPLAINTS, - BfIIots ATTACKS, iDfsfEP
STA, CHRONIC DIARRHGA y isUHMER COMPLAINTS, pYs
EMERY, DRoPsY, SOUR - STOMACH, HABITUAL Cos
TIvENEss, CHOLIc, CHoL - ERA. CHOLERA MORBus chol
era infantum, Flatu- p Hence, Jaundice, Female
Weakness, and may be used successfully as an
Ordinary Female Med ~ ticine. It will cure sICE
HEADACHE las thousands -leah tesfify1 in twenty
minuts, If two three z lTeaspOonfnls taken a
commencement of at-h~ tack
ALL WHO USE IT ARE GIVING their testimony IN
its favor.
MIX WATER IN THE - MOUTH WITH TIE INvIGoI
AToR, AND SWALLOW BORN TOGETHER.
Price one dollar per Bottle.
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500 r E w A RDt
For a Medicine that will cure
COUGHS,
INFLUENZA,
- TICKLING in the THROAT, 20
WHO0PING COUGH,
Or relieve CoNSUMPTIVE COUGH, as quick as

COUtuS-
INFLUENZA,
TICKLING in the THROAT ,--.-
WHO0PING COUGH,
Or relieve CONSERVATIVE COUGH, AS quick as
COE'S COCGM BALSAM
OVER FIVE THOUSAND BOTTLES have been sold
In its native town, and not single Instance Of its fail
ure is known.
We have in possession, any quanty of certificates,
some Of them from EMINENT PHYSICIANS, who
have used in their practice and given It the preem
iuent any other command.
1t does not dry up a Cough,
but Ioosens it, to enable the patient to expecto
rate freely.
Two or three doses will invariably cure tickling In
the Throat.
Half Bottle has often completely cured the most
STUBBORN COUGH. and yet, though It'll sn sure and
speedy in its operations it perfectly harmless being
and may he administered to the children OF wEy age
In cas'S ofCR0UP we will guarantee car: if TAX
| en- IN '- 49,. .- 70 d 49,
No Family should be without
1t is within the reach of all, the price being
! ONLY % CENTS.
And if any investment and thorough trial does moi
| funded. We say this. knowing its merits, and fee
confident that one trial will secure for it home il
every household
| Do not waste away with Coughing, when small
respectable Druggist in town, who will furnish ynI
with circular of genuine certificates of cures 1t ha
| made. ...-r 'r
G. C. CLARK Co. Wholesale Druggists
New Haven, Conn, IroPrIciors
For sale by Druggists in city, country, and every
At WholesaIs. by LoED SMITH, wholesale Drug
gsts, % Lake Street, Chicago, Ill. nlI-6H
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To Justices Of tina Peace & COnstahles

Ii kinds of Justices and Constables BLANKS, fol
~ sale at the viii County Drug Book Store
Joliet. Dec. {, 1885. ms
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WILCOX & GIBBS
MACHINE

WILL STITCH. HEN, FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND
w TBHNp, f9uLrahd EMBR"bsH beautifully. 1t
~ H. with TIE ffJSt needle aud thrGI. from per-
feet on tirc fhe-t Najn-oon, the heaviest
bc;tgrr-ciyh and COW hide sNih change Of needle
r. z. u-iy
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Strayed--S5 Reward,
LNROM the subscriber one mile west Of Iolis. .,.
II three weeks ago, bay horse colt 3 wears ola 80
spring branded with the letters S on the ieft
shoulder, small white spot in the forehead and
httie WHITE on one hind foot. Whoever will ielivar
SAID colt TO nc in Joliet, will receive tire above rea
OCT. -, Iooo. JOHN b. SCHNEIDER
PKADJBs Dime Novels and Song Books At III
~ hoct 0isce News De,et
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lRnY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

SICK OR WOUNDED,
and for persons living distance who can write to
the Army Intehgence Office and obtain reliable infor.
nation Of any soldier that enlisted in the state Of
Iuisois, Indiana, Ohio, ohio, AicIigdH, VIsconsin
Minnesota, Kentucky and Missouri.
C0RRECT INTELLIGENCE will be given of any
~ soldier from the above States, whether SICK,
WOUNDED, KILLED OR TAKEN PRISONER and in what ba L
ties he may have been engaged, and where his rSgi-
nent is stationed.
Information will also be given Of the condition of
any sick wounded soldier in ST. Louis LOUISVILLE,
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, any Hospital in
the Western Department; and where those killed in
battle, have died from their wounds buried and
where those taken prisoners are confined.
This is the only Army Intelligence Office in the
Department Of the Mississippi, or Western department.
and information Of soldiers from any of the above
States be given at any time by calling or writn
to the Army Intelligence Office. I 81. I. :.
Persons writing, will please give the name Of the
soldier, What State he enlisted in. an the number of
his regiment. Charges for any kind of army Infor-
nation will be Two DOLLARS aud any person. tCTiting
iciH phase enclose the amount order to dtte
tioH b their inquiries.
Address Army Intelligence Office, St. LOuis No.
in care =. o. Box 1SIs. [n50 ~
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.
Are DESTROYS of establishing efficient Local Agents
throughout the country. With q small investment of
capital profitable business readily be established
For further particulars address the undersigned for cir
cular and sample of work. W. c. MASON
Genl West'n Agent, 124 Lake-st. Chicago.
Machines on exhibition at the Store of s. W. Stone
Co. Call and examine.
Mrs L. f. GIBBS, Agent
Jan o. 1853 for Joliet and vicinity.
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Il Stoves, at Hhiro Class
10y -r PAPpr.rr,s
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Toilet Turning Shop.

.| Joliet Turning Shop. e
1lHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers Stair Builders and others in want Of Turning,
that he is carrying on the
Turning Business
in all IFS various branches at Kings Spslk and Sash
Factory, the Upper Bridge By strict attention
business he hopes to receive share public patronage
Joliet. Dec. 10. u26 - JAMES bOYNE.
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. Specimen of Modern U.,.,

In 1857 the following Pc ,itior w.s c;rc0.
lated in Stark, and tho .l;o:.;.-....;o.
to it:
belisv;,s - thou unu rsignsd, citizens of Ohio,
s;nfol. and , W; American negro slavery is
a Union in .shing no longer to remain in
IsaaI;.aa which such a sin is tolerated and
.tga,zso, hereby call a National Oonyen
to y 90 held at -, in October, 1857,
~, consider the probability and expedien.
Of a separation 6etaosen tie free and slav.
states.
1t received several hundred signatures,
and among the names is JOSEPH ScHELL,
now representing, for the second term, old
Stark in the Legislature, elected as the
'Union" candidate. The name of S. BROOKE
will also be seen, now a very "loyal" Un-
ion man, serving as Deputy U. 8 Collector
for the Stark District. The list contains
more worthless of the same sort.
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Trust Sale of Valuable Ground
on Union and Fifth Streets,
in Wheeling, witha Brick
'a.' House on it.

TN pursuance aft Deed of Trust made to me, by
i Jefferson L. Sangston, by Decd of Trust, and
hich Deed is recorded In Ohio County, l shall n
the 9Th day of March, next, at the Court House
Tor Ohio County, sell at public sale, to the best
bidder, the following real estate to wit: Lots Nos.
9. 10, IL and IL, situate in J. d c. Ritchie's add
ton to Wheeling, together with four adjoining
lots Of ground in the addition to Wheeling called
Buena Vista, and which adjoining lots are Nos.
7, s, 9 and 10, in Square No. 33, and which proper
ty is situated at the corner of Fifth and Union
Streets, East of Fifth street and North of Uniou
street, and is now In the occupancy of Alderman
Robinson.
TERMS OF SALE, are-One-half in cash, and
the residue sn six months, with interest from day
of sale, purchaser giving a note with good security
for tho same, Title and Deed retained till pur-
chase money is all paid 2. JACOB, Trustee.
fdb 3 ltda4tw.
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ton, reported House Bill, No. I6, A Bill
urther to provide for the collection o
taxes.
Mr. Crooks. from the Committee on Roads
and Internal improvements, reported abilI
to provide for repairing the road and re.
building the bridges OF the Sistersville and
salem Turnpike Company, in the county o.
Tyler. q
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
By Mr.. Wheat: That the Committee on
Taxation enquire and report q to the expe
diency of exempting all internal improve
nent companies frem taxes. be they turn
pike, railroads or canals; State improve
ments without State appropriations.
By Mr.. Sheetz: That the Judiciary Com.
mitthe enquire and report as to the expedi
ency of increating the salary of the vaccin.
agent Of the State.
By Mr.. Logan: That the Committee Cd
Private Corporations. &c. enquire and reporl
as to the expediency of amending the Act
Incorporating Logan Tribe No. 81, Of the
improved order of Red Men, passed Jan.
IL. 1868, as to authorize them to hold for
the charitable and benevolent purposes of
said Tribe, an increased quantity of ground
in the city Of Wheeling and within the
county Of Ohio.
By Mr.. Logan: That the committee op
Taxation and Finance, enquire and report
as to the expediency of exempting from
taxation such ground belonging to Logar
Tribe, No. 81, of the Improved Order OF
Red Men, as may be used by them for the
purpose of a cemetery.
By Mr.. Scott: That the committee Oh
Military Affairs, be required to enquire and
report as to the expediency of so amending
the military law as to authorize the pay
ment Of such claims as are properly ce tt
fed to by the Regimental or Battalion
Courts.
By Mr.. Scott: That the committee or
Taxation and Finance, be requested to en-
quire and report as to the ~expediency Of
allowing the Boaro of Supervisors to grant
relief where taxes have been enormously or
ineqnitably assessed for the years 1861 2-3
By Mr.. Lamb: That the committee on
Private Corporations and Joint Stock Com
enquire into and report on the expe4
of passing an act to incorporate the
West Virginia Pike and Transportation
Company. e si'
Mr. MeGrew presented a petition of citi>
lens OF Preston County, asking that Isaac
W. Coburn be allowed further time to BIZ
Referred.
The report of the committee of Elections
and Privileges, in relation to the mileage Of
members. was taken up, and, after a lengthy
discussion, again referred to said committee
House adjourned.
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Carolina, shows Us that there is more true
freedom of the press and Of speech, and q
more genuine love Of liberty there than il
SHOWN here by the sycophant followers 0
the administration.
We are glad to see the love of personal
liberty and Of private rights, row so dimly
burning with us, shining brightly through
the clouds Of rebellion; and we wish it
night shame NJ, who also boast Of rsvolu
ftionary antecedents, into greater indepen.
dsnce Of expression.
Who did not admire the manly and fear
less tone of the letter of JOIN NJ. Boris,
published by him in the Richmond papers,
avowing his opinions and defying his a
mics, relying upon the protection of the law
and of the sacred right of the habsas corpus
act? "-i
What are these outbursts, but proofs that
with all our condemnation of the despotism
of the rebel leaders, there is more true
freedom with them than. with us? We
copy the following manly u~tterances from
the Raleigh Standard, "ths power behind
the throne" which, in commenting upon .
speech delivered in the rebel Senate by Mr.
BRowx, says:
"We tell Mr.. Brown, and those who think
with him, once for all, that if the desperate
revolutionary measures which he advocates
shall be attempted to be carried out-if the
civil law is to be trampled under foot by
the suspension of the writ of habeas corr us,
and every able-bodied man placed in the
army from sixteen to sixty-fve-if no man
Is to have a hearing before a State Judge
as to the right of the enrolling officer to
seize him, and if the rights of the States
are to be ignored and swept away by the
mere creature of the States, the common
government, the people of North Carolina
will take their own affairs into their own
hands, and will proceed, in convention
assembled, to vindicate their liberties and
their privileges. They will not submit to
a military despotism. They will not sub
nit to a destruction of their rights, per-
sonal and civil, in this or any other war.
w say what We know to be so. A vast
majority CT our people are restless and ex-
cited on account of the threatened encroach
ments upon their liberties by the Congress
at Richmond; and We most respectfully |
and earnestly warn the members Of that
body not to kiudle a fame which no effort
can extinguish. Pass these measures-su
pend the habeas corpus in order to silence
our court and force our whole population
into the army-break faith with the princi-
pals of substitutes-repudiate the currency
Of the country-levy a tax in specie to pay
the interest of the funded debt-continue
full operation the tithing and impress.
ment laws at the same time. Do these
Mr.. Brown, and the people of North
Carolina will rise in their majesty and assert
their sovereignty. There is no power to
them doing this, and woe to the
official character who shall attempt to turn
the arms of the Confederate soldiers against
the people of this State North Carolina |
will not be the slave of either the Congress |
at Richmond or Washington. She is this
day, as she has been from the first, the key.
stone ofthe Confederate arch. Ifthat stone
fall the arch will tum ble."
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commissioners Sale of Real
Estate in Brooke Coun-
ty, We Virginia.

10y virtue of q decree Of the Circuit Court of Ohio
ID County rendered in a cause therein depending, on
the l4th day of December, 1858, wherein Edward Smith
was plaintiff and Joseph H.. Pendleton, Daniel Polsley
and James s, Connell were defendants, I will on Sat-
urday, the 18th day of Mach 1864, at the front door
of the Court House, for Brooke County, at ten O'Clock,
A, NJ, proceed to sell at Public Auction that parcel Of
land living on Buffalo Greek and the wellsburg and
Bethany Turnpike, containing eleven acres more or
less, and commonly known as the Wooden Factory
property, and lying about a mile or a milo and q half
from wellsburg, in said County.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent on the amount
thereof, CASH; the balance on a credit of four, eight and
twelve months, awith interest from the day Of sale, the
purchaser giving bond with good security for the defer
red payments.
Feb. '94,-Dtd. IN RICHARDSON,
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Re
Estateon MarketSquare
the City of Wheeling

ID virtue of a deed of trust dated the 18th day of
ID December 1880, made by Jefferson L. Sangston to
Edward H. Fitzhugh as Trustee, which said deed Is
now of record in the office of the Recorder for Ohio
county in deed book As folios Isl and 1872. Also, by
virtue of an order of the Circuit Court for Ohio county
made on the 4th day of January, 1854, whereby the
undersigned was appointed 1IRstee in the said deed OF
trust in place of the said Edward II. Fitzhugh, the un-
dersigned will as said Il ustee proceed to sell at public
AUCTION at the front door of the Court House in said
county on Monday the Sh day Of February, 1854, the
III and 81 situate at the corner Of Market Square and
Market alley in the city of Wheeling and State of
West Virginia, and fronting 20 feet 81 inches on Mar
ket Space, or Square. and running back wsstwardly
the same width to the depth Of ninsty-four feet, and
situate north of said alley and west OF Market Space.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Terms of sale, ten per cent cash, and for the balance
a credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, the pur.
chaser giving bond with good security, or ell cash II
purchaser prefers. ALONZ0 LoRING,
jan9-S0d Trustee.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate
in Triadelphia, in Ohio Co.

OY virtue offs deed'of trust made by Strother Gray
D to Charles W.. Russell dated the 9Th day of Febru-
airy, 1858, and recorded in the Office of the Recorder for
Ohio county, in deed book 43, folio SO. Also by virtue
of an order Of the County Court of Ohio county, made
on the Sd day Of November, 1862; and entered in order
book SO, folio l56, whereby the undersigned was APP
pointed Trustee in said deed in the place Of said Rus
sell. / will proceed IN Tuesday, the lst day Of March,
1864, ut 10 O'Clock A. 81. at the front door Of the Court
House in the city of Wheeling, in said county, to sell
lot No. g. in the town Of Triadelphia, in said county.
Upon this lot there is a good dwelling house and neces-
sary out houses. The title is believed to be perfect.
TEaxs:-One-third cash, the balance In two equal
payments of four and eight months, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with good security with interest from the day
of sale, and a hen being retained'on the property for
the security of the deferred payments.
n. hIoHARDsON, Trustee.
WHEELING, Jan. S-Dd
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T0THE PEOPLE or WEST VIRGINIA.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
l STATES has issued the folio wing order:-
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
/ STATE has issued the folio wing order:-
EXECUTIVE MANs1ON,
sF brua y /, 1854.
"Ordered that q draft for FIVE hundred thousand
men to serve for three years or dur ng he war be
made on the 10th day Of March next for the mill.
ssry serv CO Of the United States, ereditng and
educting 20 many as may have been enlisted OF
drafted into the service prior to the LIST day Of
Msrch next and not heretofore credited.
(signedI ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
The number mentioned in the above order In
,ludes the 100000 called for in October last. =.
Men enlisting before tho lst day of March will
be entitled to bounties from the government as
heretofore, viz; S4O0 for veterans, and $500 for
new recruits. After that time no bounties will be
Maid. And I recommend to the Supervisors of the
several counties to meet and offer a county bounty
If from 500 to $500 in addition to that paid by
the Government. Under q late act of the Legis
lature this bounty may not only be levied for, but
the Supervisors may borrow the money to pay the
same. All the other States are Offering induce
ments to volunteers, and it Sc ems to me tnat II
should be done in many of the counties II TINS
State. 1t is true that West Virginia, oVerrun and
laid waste in many parts as she has been, mas
shown n devotion to the ciuse in which we are en-
gagged that is unsurpassed, if equalled by any porr'
ton OF the country. Yet more troops are neeueu'
They are called for and must be furnished. Inc
number who have volunteered under the last cal
have fallen much short of what I had anticipated.
The State must furnish her proportional not by
vofupteering-it must be done by draft: And
while I shall regret the necessity for the draft, !
assure you, if it becomes necessary, L shall AID
the Government in its execution by every means
in my power
The I'd, Sd and 9th Regiments of Mounted In
fantry have been changed to cavalry by a la Q or:
der Of the War Department, and I am authorized
to raise two new companies for each regiment and
to appoint a full complement of officers for each
company. Those who prefer new organizations
may recruit for these companies.
l request that the people take action on this
subject. That you hold meetings and encourage
e%nlistments; and let us not permit it to be said,
after this war is over, that l. was necessary to draft
in West Tirginia to sur ply her quota of troops.
"a. I. FOREMAN, Governor.
Executive CHAMBER, Wheeling, Feb. |, 1864
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CHANCERY

Nehemiah T. Harris, plan'tf Attachment in
Chancery pend
vs. Sing in the Circuit
Court of Ohio
Matthew n. Houston, Dsf'nt. County, W. Va,
TAKE Notice that the Depo itions Of Christie
/ ph,r Meidell and others, will be taken at the
Law Office Of Gibson L.. Cranmer, IT., in'the city Of
Wheeling, Ohio County, State of West Virginia,
on the 9th day of Marc, A. D.. 1864, between
the hous of 8 o'clock A. M and s O'Clock, p. NJ
on beha f Of the Plaintiff, to be read in evid'ncs
cause, the taking of said Dep sitions should not be
commenced, or being commenced, shoulj not be
completed on that day, the taking of the same will
be adjourned from time to time, until tn same be
completed. Nj.
To said Matthew H Houston. f3ltd4tw,
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IN CHANCERY.

WEsT VIRGINIA. At rules held in the Clerks
w Office Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county for the
month of December, 1868.
Nehemiah T. Harris, Comprt) Attachment
Against In
Matthew +. Houston, Dsft Chancery.
The object of this suit is to recover Of the defendant
Two Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars and Seventy
Five Cents [s225, 73I with interest and costs Of suit.
The defendant Matthew u. Houston, not having en-.
tered his appearance, and it appearing from an aida
Wit filed IN the cause, is a nonresident Of this State
On motion Of the complainant by counsel 1t Ia ordered
that he do appear here within one month after the due
publication ofthIs order, and do what may be necessa.
~ to protect his interest in this suit, and that q copy
Of this ord er be published once a weak for four success
sive weeks in some newspaper printed in t. Q city of
the front door of the Court House for the like period.
IA copy testel JACOB BURKLE. Clerk.
NJ. c. Coon, Sol. for Compl'ts. dec2s-4tw