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i>sZ,aa lat West Va. Cavalry. al!.'
! BLooMERY GAP. WINCHESTER, PORT
!, nKPUBLIC, CgnAR MOUNTAIN, SEC
e., 0ND BULL Run, GETTYSBURG.

20 THE, MEETING IN THE LOWER ROOM
Wss called to order by Judge Oowen, who
introduced Judge Kennon to the audience
Judge Kennon made neat little address of
welcome to the soldiers, on behalf Of the
citizens Rev. j. B. Johnston had beet
assigned this duty, but he received news on
Thursday morning of the death 6t His son
10 h Southern hospital. His absence was
universally regretted, as MIR. Johuston en-
joys the love and confidence Of our soldiers
TO an extent that few Of us can hope for.
Capt. Danfotd, of the 18th Regiment,
vas called out after Judge Kesnon had
concluded. He said he Knew no rule by
which he was bound to respond 70 the speech
Of Judgs Kennon, as his superior officer was
in the house, (Col. Askewi fortunately, or
unfortunately, happens to be much better
fighter than speaker, andhS seemed to enjoy
the sly humor with which Capt. Danford
.aid this Capt. Dsnford made q stirring
speech. He said everything that stood in
the way of the suppression. Of the rebellion
must get out Of tie ,0dg The rebels mule
or "nigger, his corn and wheat will BIZ
sr-sa comhscatsd vien the Lincoln soldiers come"
Major Carman, Of Che Ist West Va. Cav
airy, followe. in speech replete with hu-
NOR and patriotic sentiments, in which he
gave that singular animal-the Copper
hesay,-to understand Whist 'thss army
thought Of such reptiles. - ~,
Col. Capehart, Of the lst West Va. Cav
klry; Judge 0ewep, and Col Poorpan also
iasdev stiirins speeches. In the interim
several patriotic songs were sung " tiAs
~ The SUPPER. "i
The soldiers, and their wives, sisters, and
swesthearts, TO the number Of nearly three
hundred, were hrst seated at the tables :
Besides these, sone two or three hundred
other persona were fed. CO do
The supper tables were eleasedawsy about
ii o'clock, and FROM tkat until st o'clocl
the ladies ard soid7ns "chased the glowing
hours with flying feet" to tho music o
Mr. Thos. T. OOcayns's band. .isas1s 70 iisa
We were pleased to see in the crowd sew
sral representatives. of Belmont county il
the LIST West Va. Infantry Among tn
number. our good looking friends. Capt
John w. Dsugnrty and Lieut. Gordon.
Every thing passed of quietly and plea,
sntIy. There wss no drunkenness nor row
dyism manifested by any person during tn
evening, except by some Of the boys Of Chi
town, ,Tke Sheriff Of the county Was 81
pealed to to stop their noise. but he fethrr
ed the insulting answer that he was not
pslies e6so." y{TsYaT4 HW0W
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eABRAru SCHOOL BELL, 10. l.

conslns ~ pages, aud nearly 900 tunes and hymns af
Is the most popular s. 3. Book ever issued. Among de
mos, popular pieces are, kind Word.n Eden Above,s
Christian Hero" Beautiful Zionn II ought 10 love uiy
Mother The Angels told me So" IN the Lghtn Req
for tue Weary DC. Prices-papcr covots, 20 cents
each SIS huirsd bound IS cents, $50 hunret
c!oA bound, embossed gilt, 80 cai,i< SIS per l0a
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

an THE 3D DAY OF April. NEXT Oh the prem
~ ises, will offer for sale tract OF land owned by
Robert Estep, deceased al the time Of his deah con-
tanning about EIGHTEEN ACRES, aud being the
South end OF the farm OF which the said Robert Esep
died seized and OH which Hannah II. Esep, the widow
OF the said Robert Estep deceased resides, situ-
ated i'll Wheeling Township, Belmont county, Ohio.
.... o. .... HANNAH II SrEP,
Admrx OF Robert Estep, decd.
March Q, 1864.
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The New York Sunday Mercury, for =
long time afflicted with McC cClellspisn, 10
disgusted with his official report, and dis
misses him contemptuously. ....
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TIE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains ~ OF songs, duets and choruses foT Fo
dom. Among the choice pieces would nnns Fab
Freedoms morn' % my people Gon Over the Isoun.
tainn They worked mo all the day" &c. Price 5cenu
single, 80 gents dozen, 50 per IG postage seS
each. ~
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate Court for
Belmont County. Ohio, the undersigned was an.
pointed and qualified as Executor Of the Of Henry
BoIod deceased. late OF said county.
All those indebted said estate are To max.
imnlcdiate payment; and those having claims against
said estate are notified TO present them seemen,
within one year from this date
JOHN BoRoFF, Erseuer.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .Voficc-

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Cour,
lN for Belmont county the undersigned was an.
pointed and qualified As Administrator Of the estate Of
Robert Patton. deed. 'Sie Of Belmont county Ohio
All those indebted 10 said are requested 10 make
Immediate payment; and those having claims az ai,st
said estate are notified 10 present them for ,eulem,nt
within one year from this date.
MARY PATTON, 49,,
A. ID. RICE, hem" !"
Feb 18th 1894
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q. s. Internal Revenue.
ANNUAL ia KIDS FOR 1904.

sI,HE attention of taxpayers is hereby called to the
l. PROVISIONS OF the United, States Excise Law rela-
uve 70 the (ssersneih Of aihiua1 is&es = f.
BY the SIKH section Of the act Of July l.. 1862 hs
made the duty e all persons, partnerships firms, asso;
cja,ioIls, or corporations made liable 70 any annual
duty license, TAX. on on BEyoRE THE FIRST MosDAY
MAY N EACH yEAR, 10 make n list return TO the
Assistant OF iS District Whefe located OF The
OF annual income the are les objects charged
with specal'ta1 aud the business or occupation liable
10 pay, any license. hun .-.bn ijE3du ift5
Every person who shall fail TO make such return by
the day specified w.ll be liable to be assessed by the
Assessor according to the best information hich he
obtain; and in such The Assessor is required 10 add
fifty per cenlun the amount Of The items OF such Inst
Every person who shall deliver 10 an Assessor any
false or fraudulent list satemen will, intent to eyade
the valuation or enumeration required by law, is subject
to 6ne Of Ave hundred dollars and III such case The
list will be made out by he Assessor Assistant As
and from the valuation and enumeration so made
there Gun be Boappegi.CI- ~ 81 r. nFTN
Payment OF the annual ss except orcenses,
will not be demanded until the thrleth day OF June
The Appropriate bianksou which 20 lte return, and
oil nserssary nfsfaioh will be tbrsshsd by the AS
sstant Assessors for the Divisions 10 whom the returns
should be delivered on or before the rst Monday Of
May, al their odicesin said Divisions .ail ~ -
n 3sfJ llLi lliq 9fi j. II. BkRNHILI.
- ylnrU g. Assessor, 10th District Ohio
New fhiladelphia, Feb. "a, lse4. Ggns hsaf mr3-3w
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'sae i0rwxsss reqaetted By the sfscers of
thsISth Ohio tostsss'shas the msr ON fur
isush must must report at the Rail Rosd .totthe
> ,Surposs gof seiaE 10, ,Cehmbu qA Monday
nasaiSs, Nssck tltf. tS io tibk
SvsiA. tss's l.Nzssao las JgsA n
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Farm for Sale,

r OFFER for sale my Farm. containing ss aerestAe
acres cleared; all well set in grsss,and well wsier
hood near Pleasant Grove, on the Bridgepsr
and Cadiz Plank Road, miles from Bridgeport
miles from Haffi5viife, md miles from MI. --
Pleasant hA 80 20. t'f ,..,.,.,.f 49,.
For further parie eulars enquire on the premises Or
the subs, riber al Martins Ferry, Ohio w ...,,.
ja3o-3ws ilf''t ,s-'t -t1'f. JAMES hhhh
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irss&THESS sale Of personal property, of
Moses Boggs will take place onoTuesdsy,
the I'D day Of March. See hand-bills.ss
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LADIES who make the shopmen show
them goods which they do not intend to
purchase are called "couBter-iffitants." t't
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NJYArERS CHORAL HARp--A new Sunday
w srheal Isoek. OF lGO pages OF 5eat,iihl hyn
aud fumes Il eousiis many gems sadh as Shat
know sissh oscr rlsren 'lier le Ctsllaren 70 cams
uuto me, - "The Deauliii shore oh I y glsrions
walsnn &e. Prlre, paper covers- 10 oes sl5fer iGo
bound 25 cents $50 per OO. II i edited ~ HORACE
WA1BHS, Author OF "Sunday School ffsllS' Nos.
and which have had the enormous sale ot sser sieh
h,u,dred thousand,copies, Just published W 5..s.
Il HnR ACE NVArERS. No ~. hrIiadu ~. N "
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.
THERE II NO OCCASION FOR eCHyEsa
ALL MALIGNANT DISEASES

When you FIRST feel pain, then take q teaspoonfai
or the READY RFIEF y. in water; or apply IL 70 The
paris where you feel the discomfort
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GEN. BENHAM has been restored to his
rank and placed in command ofthe engineer
brigade Of the Army ofthe Potomac. ,,,.e
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New Adrertisemeuts.


NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court for
" Belmont Connty. Ohio, the undersigned was APP
pointed and qualified Executor Of the estate Of Geo.
Taylor, deceased. late Of said cosniy-
All those indebted sgd estate requested make
immediate payment and those having Claims against
snid estate are notified to present them for settlement
within year from this date.
JOHN w. AYRES, Exr
March q 1904
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Court Of Common Pleas, Bel
mont County, OhlO--DivOrce.

Della J: Brown T'HE dstendan',, John r, Brown,
vs.. L. whose place OF residence is un.
John T. Brown. knowi is hereby notified that OIL the
l2ui day Of January 1864. Della J. Brown filed petit
ton in said Court aledeing the wlfsl absence OF de-
PENDANT for more han tbfee years last past and for
cause praying dissolution OF the marriage contract and
for alimony. .. DELLA j. Brown
jan Id, lS64 -Gyy
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q -. @SEF
A4ied.,
I 6D .NgFft 1

HISS : o. As III ul.: u sp,hs.s. 4 b.saebla,on,
son Of John W. and Clarssa h. Hess, aged year.
HENDERsHOT!-on,lh e0th ut, Of aipthens, John
2, son Of Benjamin r. and hsrzist Hsndenhpt, sssd
LoWpRN on ths i7.h ult 81 dipihsIia A1ics. dspgh.
sfsfi sRillse 9ne fimi9 I4ssdsnIsEsa tysef.s
stsscss ss.ass sssss y 20 drYr5,is. a :
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SOLDIERS.

Every soldier should carry with him q supply Of
Railways Ready Relief 1t supplies the place of all
other medicines aud as beverage ieaspoonfl OF
the Relief n wine glass OF water is nicer, pleasant
stiraulant than brandy, whisky, or bitlers.
SICKNESS PREVENTED IN THE SIN MAINE RECT.
Eighth Maino regiment ssrg't {. 7. Lord, writes that
Railways Ready Relief saved the regiment from deaih
whio quartered At Tybee Island, x C., when working
In the swamp, erecting fortihcations. Every man
seized with Typhoid and other Fevers, Fever and
Ague Dlarrbosi, ny sentery, rheumatism, was cured
BY the Of the Ready Relief. .-
sf CAUTION.
In all eases ask for Railways Ready Relief Take
no other. See that the signature Of Radwsy & 20.
h on tho outside label OF each b1tte. Every agent Is
supplied with new and fresh stock. Price rs cents
per bottle. Sold BY Druggists, Merchants and country
Store.ksspNrs.
RADwAY & CO.,
=-.r.. -...... 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-03

~-TEAcHERs' EXAMINATION at the
usual place, Saturday, March 5sh,i scotn-
nepcing at 9 A. ". precisely. I,TE y7u..
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RUTH: A SACRED cANrAPA

contains l2' pages. Words by Rev Sidney Dyer music
by Prof Gull This is excellent book concerts of
the young. Prcespaper covers, 70 Cents $40 per Ie9i
bound Is cents, $50 pc. 100.
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

Gotairs - pages Of tunes and hymns designed f rsv
val pray ard conference meetings. Price in paper
covers single copies. ~ cents g. per 100. Mailed lns
retail price
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The widow of Gen. Harrison died at
North Bend on Saturday. -" i % IL
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ATTENTION, FARMERS !

NNE are paying the highest market price in CASH
w for Hides aud good Oak Bark, delivered at the
old Tannery Of Parker Askew.
We will have oil hand, in few days, an excellen
stock OF Leather which will sell shoIt profits 70
Cash. MARTIN & RYLAND
- Dec II, 1863.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court for
~ Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap.
pointed mud qualified Administrator oI the estate Of
Joshua Pryor deceased late Of said County. Y
All those indebted said requested to make
immediate payment; aud those having claims against
said esi=;e are notified 10 present them Tor settlement
within one year from this dale.
THOMAS CARLETON, Admir-.
March q 1874 =
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Probate Court, Belmont Go. @.
Petition to Sell Land to Pay Debts.

Of David W@idsil, deed, j Long. her husband, Of
Marion county, Illinois, and
Esphemia Waddell, stsl Sarah J. Baker whose place
Of residence j. unknown nre hereby no,hed fsi The
Oih day Of February, ie0t said Administrator flied
petition IN the Probate Court OF Belmont County Ohio
praying for assignment OF dover 70 Euphenia Wadsls
IN and for the sale Of the real estate OF David Wadde
deceased being about IS acres IN Kifkwood Township
Belmont County, Ohio. AID panieplshy described Ia
'sid peuon, TO pey mortgage Of said petitioner. there
on Tor $40 49, with per cent pet interest from
January 1855, aud The other debts Of said decedsn
Said petition wall be for besrlng March ~ 1884,
DANiEt MI NINA, Adm'r
- s.sz...-... 49,. Of David wsddeI, deed.
Feb. rs, 1864
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Headache, Pains IN the Limbs-in the Stomach, Bow
els and Kidncys->Cold Chls, and Hot Flushes, Coat
cd Tongue, Burning SKIN Nausea shivering Dulness,
LOIS 0t Appetite Resiessness Gddiness. &c, &c.
premonitory symptoms of Malignant Diseases. One
dose OF the READY RELIEF IS sufficient 10 break up
and expei diseased action and restore the patient 10
health
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Bank Notice.
Diaries fo r1Se4!

IN THESE strring times every one should have
Diary 10 keep record of passing events. They can
be had at Vests, opposite the Lewis House.
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SIGNS OF sIcKNHs.

nr,t give warning Of their presence and II met prompt
ly before they become securely inrepched within TIA
system, will be readily expelled.
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RApWAYs READY RELIEF

should be applied to tie "a or parts afflicted II IN
si<ntly relieves us psieut from pain, and quickly
hsas sootbes and strengthens the disabled paris. Ia
all cases u B,s Of Kabid Dos kepts. stlngs 81 Pot
sonous Insects, the application OF RADWAY'S READY
RELIEF to tho wound will prevent Inflammation sad
n.uru6sat.on.
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contamination is variously caused by mercurial
disease, low living, disordered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, BY
the venereal Infection. Whatever be its origin.
1t is hereditary in the constitution, descending
"from parents to children unto the third and
fourth generation :" indeed. it seems to be the
rod of Him who says, al will visit the ini9ui
ties of the fathers upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various names,
according to the organs it attacks. In the
lungs, Strofula produces tubercles, and finally
Consumption; in the glands, swellings which
suppurate and become ulcerous cores in the
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro.
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com.
plants; on. the skin, eruptive and cutaneous
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz. publication and
invigoration of the blood. Purify the blood.
and these dangerous distcmpers leave you.
With feeble. foul, or corrupted blood, you can.
not have health with that " life Of the flesh "
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
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FEVER AND AGILE.

Psrsens exposed to tbs hlara or Aguo or II soisat
with Chls and Fever, III 6nd positive Antd1te and
Cure in Railways Really R4.cf Les two lea1Dooasfal
Of the Ready Relief In vine glass OF water, be taken
On gs,ting o., Of bod IN tho morning. and however -
posed 10 malaria you ~iIl escape.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-03

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Proves Its sups, ori,y 10 all other Meicines Al or,.
ITS TiR.T lNlHCATIUS
s N reisTs the sufferer OF PAIN, no matter Y,o-,
what cause may originate, where il may bs seated
f. II in tie Head, Face, Or Throat;
nin the Back, SPINE, or shoaldar;
nis the Arms, breast, or Side;
lin the joints, Limbs, or Muselss;
lin de Nerves, Teeth, or Ears;
Or N any other part of the body ls application I, d.
pat or parts where the pain exists will aEbrd imrcdI
ats relief.
II SEIZED WITH PAIN
In the Stomach, Bowels, or kidneys,
In the Bladder, Spleen, or Liver;
IN tie Teeth, Ears or Throat;
In the Brain or Nervous System
ozs tssspoonful Of RAILWAYS READY RELIED
70 q uneglass Of water wii in few miHutos, rs
t.oge The laiieut TO and comfort.
II Lame, Cripple ,or Bed .riidspI
II nPai,iei. SC ildcd, or Burned
II bruised, Wounded, or Cut
Nstrsined, Injured, or DiAabls4
II Sun sirose, or seized With Pts;
EWeak in the Spine Or Back
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Court of Common Pleas, Belmont Co.
Ohio-Petition for Divorce.

e D Il Tai lake s q e'a he city ,'1 ai = Puts sa..
Armenia Westlake. }burgh, state OF Pennsylvania, is
Bems F. Wes,lake filed in ssd Court u petition alleds
ing the crime of adultery OF the defendant Almenia
Wesilnke and for that cause praying the Court or
dissolution Of the marriage contract for the custody
OF their child, Franklin Wesilske. i 'nit. -.,r.'
BENZ. r. WESTLAKE, Ph.
By , saIrH, his Any ..5ls .-dsats
'Afeh ., ioos TfrtI'4' Iisl. -.2rt .~.., {
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Eureka" Renovating Fluid,

I'OH removing paint. Tar, grease, &C, from cloIhs
without the least injury 10 the inbric, Prepared and
sold at ,F WESTs
Best American and Fine French Trdsses,
LSO Cutters Superior shoulder Braces suitabe for
IA both Ladies and Gentlemen for sale at a ..H.n
VESTS, opposite the Lewis House .a
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d, i:..Ia',ls,1ask|!a6;;siss;, 4;
bn4G G[S7A5aS'G6Ex
AZ WI7Tff9 tg yayE.2 sisE

~ ----l II -A..2sLA-A-.Ifl-
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RHEUMATISM. LUMBAGo GoCT, NEURALGIA,
ToOTH ACHE, GROUP, INFLUENZA, SORE III oAf,
Qu1NZY, TIPTHERIA, HOAt.SFStSS, BRONCHl-
TIs, STIFF JOINTS, ENLARGED TESDONS, HEAD
ACHE, (Sek or Nervous y ASTHMA, or HARD
BREATHING.
IT'S truly marvellous how quick RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers OF these maladies. The
poor. crippled and pain-tricken Rheumatic has net
TO wait days before change take pace, but IN . few
mirutez derives ease and comfort.
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The secondary indication Of RAILWAYS READY RE
LIEF is the patient Of the disease malady that
occasions the pain this It acoomplishes rapidly and
radically. 50 nrift is the patient transformed from
pain mi cry weakness and decrepit1de to the delight
full enjoyment OF health and strength that patents rs
quenty ascrbe its tasmanic power 10 tho supernaia-
raj influence OF enchantment.
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lTIIINInJG.

+ r you want repairing % any kind in tie TIMING
% J. LINE dsae rroA.dS sil-se,on-bly cal on .
scss iQlu Skssh hAf1ss
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NOTICE.

Is HEREBY given thai u. r. ykes, agen for Histo.
rics Maps published by Cowles 4 Titus. has illegally
Obtained order on the Treasury OF Goshen Township
ninety dollars, said order beng dated gsu 2ls
ls4 and it will mol be paid the Board hns evoked it,
BY order OF the Board OF Educallon Of Goshen 'rp.
b.. ..- i.t..ti ELISHA KINNEY, TR. Clerk.
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Mules for Sale.

I HAVE on hand aud for sale THIRTY MULES
They are from Two 10 four years old this Spring, and
IN good condition
also want TO buy the OF fifty BROOD MARES,
10 raise mules from ABiJAH PACKER.
Flushing, BeRort Co, Ohio. mr3.3ws
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IUSt fecsiseA 4 IA u Pkos kibsms, also
lPho.egrspt QsIds q ~ the Gsasrss ~ Hsptnsps
nnASL = WsSStks,r ysRs. has ,sqsss n
.y,,sl&...5o = N.As.-s" 80 -
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES.

SHUtLD BE TAKEN INTERNALLY.
One dose will stop the pain its continued Vii, n
q few hours, cure the patient.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26
The IEueaman ForRery.

We made brief notice the other day,
Of the trial Of Samuel John Of this city,
charged with forgery, and arrested upon
the affidavit Of a young lawyer Of this city,
by the name Of Huesman. We also no
tilted our readers OF the subsequent arrest
Of Huesman himself, at the instance Of v,
Winter 4 Son. Huesman had drawn
between three and four thousand dollars
at the bank OF Winter &c Son upon a
mortgage note bearing the signature Of a
well known farmer Of this county by the
name Of Hittel The forgery was detect
ed, and Hueslnan, claiming to have acted
in good faith in the premises. pretended to
identify Mr.. John, and woman naAned
Mary Clark, as the guilty parties who had
personated Hittel aud wife in the trantsc-
ton. The trial did not disclose a parti-
Gle Of evidence against them in the world
except what was given by Huesman; on
the contrary, the signature to the note was
proved to bear close resemblance to the
hand Of Huesman However, the parties
we're held oyer--John in sum of $500
the woman 5000. They could have giv-
en- 100000 without going outside of the
Justices office if it had been required, SO
well assured were the posted ones present
not only Of their innocence, but of the
guilt OF Huesman. They knew that that
case was but one of a dozen OF more Of the
same sort for which Huesman would have
to answer
He was arrested Immediately after the
conclusion Of the trial of John, by v,
Winter & Son, and held to appear on The
Monday following, (last Monday in the
sum of $780, He forfeited his recogni-
zance, and is now somewhere, doubtless.
but echo answers "where?" and so do all
Of us. The inference is now plain that he
was guilty of the crime himself, that he
had wantonly, wickedly. and deliberately
sought to fasten upon Mr.. John ond Mary
Clark. Let it be so recorded.