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MONEY, FREE AS wATER'-lo COO

MONEY, FREE As Waterloo COO
lV1 Active Local and Travelling Agents.
Male OF Female. Of al sges, ere ssnted to
solicit trade in every City. Town, Village.
II .mlet. w orkshop and Factory, throughout
the entire world, for the most ssIesbIe nov
ei,ies ever known. 500 Per Cent. Profit
snd READY SALE wHEREvER OFFERED !!
Smnr, men and women can make from %
10 S55 per dsv. aud no risk of lose T! A
anal capital required Of from S2Oto 500
the more money invested The greater the
profit. No Money required in sdvsnce--
We first eend ,he articles and receive psy
afterwards +! If'you actually wish to make
money rapidly and easily. wri's Tor falI
o PARTICULARS and address
MILNOR 4 CO from Ps'is)
o1u BRoApwAr, Nsw Ycax CirY.
,S.r19.ly.
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nscEsr MuxloisAL ELscross.-.Th Sew
New liaven register has'iie follow ing sum-
ming up OF recent. Democratic result.:
The result Of the recent munic lpsl cleo
tiops Throughout the country Indicate that
the reaction. whicb commenced In the spring
AZ 1867. sill continues. ana In no pert OF
the North does The change Of feeling make
itself mnre apparent than In New Hsmp:|
shire. The recent elections in the three
cities OF Dover. Portsmouth, and Msnches
Ter showed q Democratic gain Of eleven
hundred over the vote Of last spring, when
the radicals carried the State bv msjority
al 8 148 1T will be recollscied tbst New
Hampshire wac The first State 10 vo,e after
the psssnge Of the infamous recors,ruc, lion
net, and, while the radicals lost pert Of their
strength. they were able to retain control
Of the Safe BY diminished mi ,u,y.-
Nn:e isst Mach The psop.s have been
closely watching The doi"gs OF Congress
md the workings Of This system OF so c.lled
reconstruction, aid whst they Ut fire., only
dis,rusted. they now heartily condemn. =
Our exchanges al speak enthusiastically Of
the prospects Tor The Democ,scy In New
Hampshire. Outside OF New Hampshire.
the same change is sppsrents In Mss-a.
chusei,s we have gained largely; in Con
nec,icut We hsve carried maturity Of the
towns Tor The first time in iourtern yesrs.
and thu. placed hsyo nd doubt the result,
OF the A pvil election. Recently an eieesioh
was held in the town oi Wes;f-!d. Ohio. n,
which the Democratic ficrts were elected
by large m'j'riiy.
Al the election last fall. the radicals car.
rid the town by tory.two mrjnr,,y, thus
shnwing that the renc'ion Is not dead in
Oio. l., Columbia. PENNSYLVANIA. an elec
lion was heid.on Monday lust. 9th instam.
III whici, there was con siderable rxcitemen'
The ID .mocra,s elected their full ticket b,
m sv-rsgc'of sbcu' fity-n gain since las
iail OF over one hundred votes. What rem
'ers this h.ove important, il u the fret ID IN
ocr,,ic victory .here in twelve years. =: il
some whsi signiiican, aha, We hesr nothing
at any radical vct"sies outside " The fv.
sniliisry d's'ric,s. Prtbaps WI shcu.d OILS.
except Tennessee, where the election o.
ErownIo~ WINS announced as "great Il :.
pub ican victory. But even there The rat.
scale have recently been defeated Ia tht
gres, n-g'o stronghold. Memphis. IL every
Northern State, the radca! dortrines OIL
.uch men - Stevens, Butter, Wade. AND
.he o,h-r leaders of the Psr!y ia power
have either placed the psrty 10 minority OF
greatly reduced its strength The vote q
the Southern STATES is considered npcesst
~ ,G secure the eieetiun o. The dicaI can
date for president. and 80 reconr' r'e,ion J.
70 be pn-hed ahead at any cost. M matter
~he,hev the Suu h IL converted into llay'
rr San Domingo. az not, il it's vote. can b.
secused in time Tor the November election
We do not believe TINT even this ran savt
shem. TIE people are aroused. and, II ih'
mrnicip Il elections have my meaning. theJ
show that the rule Of demag, CUES is near il
end.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce lux
uriant growth Of hair upon ; bs!d head Of
besrdlsss face. also . recipe for ;he remova
II Pimples. Blo,ches. Erup,ions, e'c.. OF
he skin. lesving the came soft, clear, an'
beautiful, can be obtained without chsrs'
ny Gddres~inr.
TICS. + CHAPMAN. CHEMIST.
S23 Broadway, New York.
Sen'. 20. lS67-8m
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

Bloomington. III. October IL, 1864.
DR. JoHn Bull: We made an arrange.
men, ~i'ir your agent. July 20. 1854. to'
selling your C-dron Biusrs. and are sbon,
so'd on. We want Zone gross) twelve
hayes more without DELAY. We arc insr..
duc'"g them readily, and think they answer
a'good purpose
Das HOGG & CROTHERS.
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4 Pnrs blcoded English Rsce Stallion.
"A from a full blooded Messenger. and By
imported Albion. cen DO seen At jasper.
Dubois county, Ind. An inisrest fas sale.
n. NJ. WELMAN.
dec. lat. le66-tf.
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Grain Screen aud
HULLER

S. kUEBLER & PHILLIP GUCKES
HAvIsa purchased from the psteniee the
-. right to Manufacture and sell the above
ssticlr in Djbois Co desire TO cslI
ihs suention OF F.rmrrs to il. They tesl
confidep, il il the best Grain Screen in use,
a.d tina. fa,mevs generally may save ito
rost ioniy $l5) each year, by Using II 10
clean sheir seed wheat alone. We onl,
.sk iris. and il its operetions are not sat.
is.sc,ory the michine may be returned, and
no harm done.
KCEYLER & GUCKES.
OFT IA. '67-lv
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The obove siock will be disposed of on
the popular ONE PRICE Plan. giving every
patron a fine Colo or solid Silver Watch for
$40. without regard to w Inc!
WRIGHT. Bro. 6. Co., 161 Broadway, New
York, wish 10 IN medis,eiy dispose OF the
above magnificent stock. Certificates. nam.
ing the articles. are placed IN sealed en-.
IvsIopes. and we'll mixed. Holders are emit.
tied to The articles named ia their certificate.
upon payment ct Ten Dollars, whether i, bs
ia wstch worth 81 900 Or one worth iess -
The return 81 my OF our certificates emit.
ties you 10 the articles named thereon, upon
payment, Irrespective OF it's worth, aad ss no
nr,cls valued lers Than S1O is named on any
lcer,ifcste. ii will al once be seen that this IL
no lottery, bot n straight forward lsgitimste
transaction ~ hicb may he participated in
even by the most tastidions.
A single certificate will he sent bv mail
oost paid, upon r-ceiot al 20 cents. live tol
ISL. eleven Tor So. thirty three and elegant
premium for So sixiy-slx and more valuable
pre- MUM tor $40. on" hundred aud most su
prrb wntch tor SIS. To agents or those will
ing amp Ioyment. this il n rare opportunity
II. IL n fortunately conducted business. dul'
au,horiz.d by the Government. and open u
The most careful scfutinv Wslches sent b,
Fxpress. with IN Tor COLLECTION on delivery
40 that n, dissatisfaction can possibly occur
rsv ~. Add'pss
WRIGHT. BROTHER e. co Impor'ers
Dec 2O-3m l6l Broadway, New York
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SPECIAL Notices.
LETTER FROM

RSfEhCTsOfYA LETTER rROM
I. !. P,syidsnce. Ala. Mayl3, 1866.
Ia. joHay BULL: l. send you $50 for
CspKoH f3isrgus, Plesse sent what II. vii.
come 10, AtssF psyi0g freight, to Columbus.
Miss. have been troubled for sever al
ysvrs swith indigestion; have had 10 take
pills every night for ten or fifteen years;
and in February, 1864, was st,ackud, with
general paralysis. ! was confsed h my
room for the balance OF the year. and, in
fact continued in z very weak end ossvous
condition until some Two morihs since. when
I was put modsv an operation, and your
Cedrou Bntess for treatment. / commenc.
ed mprosi,g right away. and an pretty we'll
restored. Yours, truly, A. L. NEAL.
Louisville. KY, Nov. IS. 1864.
] received this day the following, IRON
Lancaster. Keptucky:
DR.. joins Bull: Piease ssnd me In haste
FOR NY owS USE. ONE DOZEN Of your Cedror
Biusrs. have tried them, and find the n
all yom claim for them. They are curins
me Of consumption If long standing.
Yours. vssprc,inIiv,
G. w. SHINDLEBOwER.
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CHARLES n. EVANS.


Hooasnds German Bl':srs, Ter bottle .........i 20
Hocnands German Tonic Put a. n quart bottles, 70
rer bottle or half dozen foe. -...s.... 7te
" Uo no, forget "a cxauHue uuil the article ssu
A,12 10 opjse " est the gcauinas
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4A~ - "A . wANtNxAs
$4,000 FOR 10. CENTS 81
Send Tor Certificates il The GREAT UNIONl
DOLLAR SALE co. OF EyAssv,LLR IxDs
+. NO. L0T1eaN NO DRAWING! :
Bot a UNION SALE and al sw.rds for.
wasded by return Mail or Express.
Partial List Of Articles.-Cash and|
Real Estate awards to Purchasers
Of Certificates.
One award of $50 600 cash 10 800 600
l Farm in Edger Co, Ills. 20 600
10 Buildiny lots in Evansville, Ind. 10000
8 Grand Pianos. 90 81 OnO zach 5OO0I
80 Gold Wsches. $I5O-25O esch 1900
800 Miscellaneous, $50 lUC each 81 5O0I
Class B.
One award Of $50 600 each 10 $3O.OOOl
set Lsdies Diamond Jswelrv l.OOUl
10 Prince g. Co's Melod'ns $1OO-$3O0 9 5COI
10 horses and bugges. / OOO each 10000
50 sewing machines S75-Sl5O each 5OOOl
500 Miscellaneous, S20-S5O euch 10 OCOI
Glass C.
Ono award Of $40 900 cash il SO O0O1
i Cottage House IN Evansville Ind. 3O0Ol
7-30 Bond 1000
3 Pianos. $500 each 2 5OOl
90 silver wstches, S25-&76 each 5tOl
goo Misce llsneous, $5--$25 each 5000
Glass d.
One award Of 500 cash il s 100
] 600 se's OF jsweiry SlO-S50 each 3O.OuOI
LOCO B'nceie's Locke's &c. So SIS 10 O0OI
! OOO Articles silver plated ware S.OU0l
Miscellaneous Articles S1-.$lO 20O.O 600
To'sl. S465 GOO
] Certificate 70! 10 cite e. I Postage Stamp
i Certificates for 80 c's q, Pus,spe s. amp
IL Certificates for 81 and 1 Postage Stomp
Any article no desired. will! be received 40
ctsh Tor Certificates at the price paid All
suicIre mentioned 10 Certificates sent by
Mali or Express on payment Of One Dollar,
without regard TO vniue.
Az Rsfer to ell leading Piano, Sewing
Machin-. snd JeweIry Manufacturers in thu
U0isd States. Address. UxIoN DOLLAR
SALE Co STAR Box s Posr Or. ICE. Evans
vi le Ind. r7-SpeciaI in ducemen TO agents
J.n 10 '6S-
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GETS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEA rs!


A superb stock OF nne Gold and Sill.
. yer Watches, all warranted to run,
and thoroughly regulated. Ut the low
price Of $40 each, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
100 solid gold Hunt Wstch's $3.50 10 81, 600
100 magic csssd gold watches zoo u 800
100 lsdies watches. ewsmeIed 100 10 300
200 gold hunt chosn'ter wstch's 25Oto 800
200 gold hunting english levers 200 to $50
300 gold hunt duplex watches 100 to 200
500 gold hunt american ws,ch's 100 to $50
500 silver hunting levers. 30 10 $50
500 silver hunting duplexes, rs 10 $50
500 gold ladies watcher, 90 to $50
l 600 gold hunting lepines, SO 10 10
600 Iniscellan'us silver watches so 10 100
2 500 huo,iug watches, rs to SO
500 assorted watches oil kinds 10 10 IS
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/sstsamf Editor CAy1aian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from Tire Of HON.
pd's German Btcrs, and feel II my privilege 10 nS
commend them as most valuable tonic. to all who
suffering from general debility from diseases arising
hoan arrangement OF the liver. Yours truly,
4. D. EENDAI.I~
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
Hccnand's German Remedies ssc ccnntcr'ciicl Ste
that the signature OF - l.. ~. JACJ<EUx
= : ;;s; 4: s:: Sc: I'D {: =. ss
a Tho German Medicine etcre, No. G3l ARCH Strsei
"A''''p CHARLES n. EVANS.
German DruxciM, Prcpieior.
Formerly o. N. JAcxse~ 4 Co.
rcr nie b. III Druggsts ard Dealers In AslcsruA
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DEBILITY,


And feeling the hand n time weighing heavily upon
them with nj, Iva attendant lila will find In the use oe
this bI1'TERS, or the TONIC, m elixir that VIII
instil new life In their vena restore In IneasurU
the e,cruy and nrdor Of youthful days build ny
their srurkca forms, ard give health aud happiness
70 their rcrl&ininy ycara
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From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D. D.

Pastor n the fsash Baptia Church, Philadelphia.
Dr.. yackson-Dear Sir have been frequently ~
Of different kinds Of medicines, but regarding the pac
ticc % out Of my mp r. propriatc sphere,
Rave In all cases de vNT ciincd; but with .
clear proof in vari VNu instances and
particu,>iy in my G. ~ ow$ family, Of the
usefulness q. DR.. Hooiand's German Ditcrs depart
for once from NY usual course, 10 express my full!
conyiction that ~ GENERAL debility NJ ne sysers, and
sspsnaIy yor Liver cspaint, is safe and roi.ats
preparations. In cas.s II may nail but usually.
doubt not Il will be very bc,> cial 70 those who susr
from the abovv Causes.
Yours very respectfully.
J. II. KENNASc.
Eighth below Cnctcs g.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-20
Pittsburgh Market.

From the Daily Commercial, Of Tuesday, Feb. II.
Our general market, ruled very duh and prices
were Without change from those last noted.
The receipts of leading articles OF proauce, per
river and rail since our last, were as follows:
Flour sos barrels; apples, 25i barrels; cheese, %
boxes: corn S,5 sacks; wheat, lS' sacks; barley
81 sacks; rye, ilUsacks; oats 446 sachs; ana pu''
We Quote as follows, which are the Wholesale
store prices, unless otherwise noted:
T BACON, LARD, Erc.1Mafket urn aI iH'4giaS iaS
I3c; clear sides l4c, and lard lis4c fm
NJ Iass PoRK.-We quote iull weight barrels al
% RITTKR T We note sales of bbls fresh roll at
3S y H. and several packages of prime at 3oc q 10
EtsGS,-We note sales of . bbis fresh at Soc W uoz
-BKANs-Choice articles are scarce ana readily
command S4 2olcp4 81 p bush. fA
: DRIED FRUIT.-We note sales OF ~ SACKS ap-
pies at 7c; s SACKS do nj and 10 bbls peaches
HhY SEEp-Loose timothy hay from country
wagons is quoted at SIS 00u2l OO y ton. Wequote
FLAX seed at 81 IS; clover seep at " w. ana tho-
thy seed at t3 % y bush. =.
porAToEsEnWe IN qepte @ peaSn S.be elo~ po'"'oeS "'
GRAINjfhe demand for grain Is very figne,
and the receipts are similar, put aaequate 70
meet the wants of she ssaee ss and small ots
from store at 6SG69c r. busnel: barIey 10 scaIie
and Arm at 81 % q bnshel for spring, and saie
q . sacks repoS.ed a. s2 y !, s%r SaSe' Sashe@
Corn Ia iTmodersle demand at y5ctgsl w 3 busnel
from first hands, and 81 O0@l Osfrom store; Ing
millers are paying for RED wntSr Sh Wnea' - 4oC1
4 FLoUR.-No change reported; market 1rm.-
kReceipts are light. Stocks are not accumutittng'
llSince harvest there has been put little excits-
rsds shs emands han Below win be found brands and
prices, furnished by one OF our prinsipai ~
Dayton SnowIiak 80 ''''i.,.'''s n II *
SsnHfnss Mnits sisfs = Eureka T WHtsf iiii l IL g
Medium iV w Y, AZ w
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Wool.


The New York Economist reports the market
very dull and prices still favor buyers, with no
appearance of improvement. The market for
woolens though manifesting slight improve
ment I'm activity, yet the little demand there is
for goods Is produced at the expense Of the pro-
ducer. Sacrifice Is still the order Of the day,
ranging from 426D43c for Wisconsin,; H9f5c for
Michigan; 4T0l5lc for medium Ohio, and some
lots of Pickock at 5I@6i1zc; 10000 bs California
some fine Northern California at 80e; 10000 bs
combing on private terms; 25,0oO hn Cauaue
combing at s71Sc 800 bales pulled at saesS.o ier
Western, 4Og lie for good super-hne anu extra
combing pulled, i5c; 3,0O0bs sorts at 3teS,o -
bales shearlings on private terms; s0vvt bs Tex,
as at 22tD21c; ~ bales Cape on private terms. ana
The Boston Bulletin reports the wool market
remaining remarkably quiescent for the season
and neither the volume OF trade nor prices come
up to the exdectation Of dealers. Yet this CON
dition Of the wool trade is fair reflex OF the
goods Market and no material Improvement IN
the former can be reasonably expected until the
latter shall assumed more favorable and en-
cOuraging aspect. ..-
sales Of domestic for the week have been
moderate, and foot up about 00WO bs at range
Of i0G6Oc for fleece, and 2g15giSc for the various
grades Of pulled. Included are 5000 ios medium
Ohio fleece 45c; 1900 bs do iUc II ,on bs extra &c
1 4Sc; l3,.JOJ bs medium OHIO and Pennsylvania
1900 MS extra Michigan, i5c 2s,oOO Ms do acc; 20
@ s Pc S Ss s NJ YORK sse
4+c; 5000 TBS Western unwashed, SG3lc; i,6U0 10,
medium do isCo4lc 10000 bs do 4sEc; 800 bs low
sorts 32lSc; 1000 Ms secured, 55c: 1000 ms coars'
do 45c; 2tO0 Ms secured 57l; 100 lbs do i3S isc
1900 s do 53c 1000 fbs nolls, l0c; 5000 lbs Pediar
22ll5c; 6,OO0 MS Southern, DC. IN,
| In pulled WOOL sales 1 900 fbs No. l. zS3c; 6OV
fbs extra do iIc; 5.U0O ms do 4Sc $500 fbs do i5c
10000 ibs super. 4Oc; II ,0W bs do ivGi6cG 5000 nT
Eastern do s9c 5o0 ns super ioc; IVY lbs sS 90 81
1000 ibs New York State extra. 4219c; ,OCO 70
| (3urry) lie In combing wool, sales l5OOO n
domestic, 55c; and small lots of Canada at 6oG
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GUakDIAy'S SALE,

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
i Probate Court Of Noble County, Ohio, on the
18th day VI December, A. u. 1857, In the case OF
Reuben Hague, Guardian Of Buennvista
Mechem, Ann Eliza Mscbsn, Albert Mechem,
Z. Juliet Nechem and Jesse r. Mechem, against
his Wards, the undersigned will, on the 9th
day Of February, A. u. 1855, At one o'clock after
noOn ON the premises, offer for sale the follow
ing described real estate. situate in the County
OF Belmont and State Of ohio, and In the Dis
trict Of lands subject to sale, at Marietta, Ohio,
and described as follows, TO wit: Commencing at
the Northeast corner OF the North half Of the
East half OF the Northeast quarter OF Section
No. 2, Township No. ., Of Range No ); thence
running due West l61 rods; thence due South
40 rods; thence due Fast 100 rods; thence due
North 40 rods to the place Of beginning con-
tanning 40 acres. Also, the Southeast quarter Of
the Southeast quarter Of Section No. 8, in Town
ship No. Q, OF Range No. 5, aforesaid, contain
ing thirty-nine acres and eighty six hundredths
Of an acre.
fars Of Sale: One-third cash on the day OF
sale; one-third in one year and one-third In
two years from the day Of sale, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold, and the deferred
payments to bear interest at the rate Of six per
centum per annum, payable annually.
Appraised at 81. 400
REUBEN HAGUE, Guardian.
By W. Fl. FRAZIER, his Atty.
n. r. There will be sold at the same time and
place 70 the highest bidder. 50 acres adjoining
| owned by Phebe J. Hague formerly Mechem.
REUBEN HAGUE.
! Jan. 80, IsSs-4w.
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M A r r Z i ID .

SHOTWELI--I ESLI E.--Feb. 4, at the parsonage
by Rev. j. Grant, Mr. Joseph r. Shotwen and
HXRiRATENCLAR -on the Both ofJanuary
by Rev. :. g. Lang, A. w. Hargrave and Miss
n a. Clark, both OF this County.
REHM-BRAHGD.-On the 9th inst, by l. Nels-
wanger, ESQ, Mr.. Conrad Rehm of Wheeling,
Va, and Miss Hannah Brahgd of Bel. Co, o.,
SHEPUERD-EVA NS.-Feb. o. by Rev.. Dill
Ion. at tine residence of the bride, Mr. William
+, Shepherd of Hendysbnrg, and Miss May L.
Evens of Louisville, Belmont Co., o.
SMITH-HFSSK ETT.-By the same, assisted by
Rev. VIM Mckinney, Feb. 10, at the residence
= of the bride, Mr. Ezekiel w. Smith and Miss
DANA Heskett both OF Bel. CO.. q.
WOODMA NSEE-BA BARRETT lsth at the
residence of the brides father at & SiinSs e.
n M,nlIenix. Mr.. S. b. Woodmansee, of North
Carolina, and Miss Jennie Barrett.
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Legal Notice.

ALLEN y. FCNDENBUI,G, or tho City OF
N Memphis, in the State OF Tennessee, 10 here
by notified that Emma L. Fundenburg, on the
s6th day of December, A. d. 1867, filed her petit
Common Pleas within and for the County OF
Belmont and state OF Ohio. charging the said
Allen ID. Fundenburg with gross neglect OF duty
the said Allen d. Fundenburg has been wilfuily
absent ffom the said Emma +. Fundenburg for
more than three years; that he has been guilty
OF adultery with woman in Cincinnati, whose
name is unknown TO the said Emma E.; that
he has been habitualiy drunk for more than
three years; that he has been guilty and is now
indicted for forgery and Is awaiting trial upon
thirteen indict nrents, in Memphis, Tennessee; |;
aud asking that she may be divorced from the
said Allen ID. FunCsenbuF9.
Said petition viii stand for hearing AZ the next
term OF said Court --- .t
January 5th, A. .: 1855.
By p. TALLNAS & son, her Att'ys4
Inn Ia 1868 -fM - u
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Iepal NOtic6:

MARGARET TESLEY, who realdes in Ohio
Nl County. state OF West Virginia Is notified
that Joseph Teney did, on the 18th day OF jan
uary A. b. 1865, le his petition in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Court OF Coniinon Pleas within
and for the County OF Belmont and State of
having been wilfully absent frem the said Jo-
seph Tenley for more than three years last he
fore the filing OF said petition that she was and
Ia guilty Of gross neglect OF duty and that she
was guilty of extreme cruelty, and Prays for a
divorce rom the SAID Margaret Tenley, for the
for hearing at the next term of said Court, to be
holden February 25th. 1855.
JOSEPH TENLEY.
BY r. TALLAXN q SoH, his Att'ys
January ID, lsoSs-6t 3-
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afsat.


u FOOf and Henry A. Lightfoot her husband, |,
and Eliza l.. Helms, who reside In Adams Coun-
". Illinois, John 4. Helms, who residssi In Linn
Stokes her busbsnd, and Henritts Helms, who
reside I'm scott County. love- aefendsnts, are
hereby notified that ON the 1fth day Of January,
Is5s Hannah N. Webb snd Edward q. webb her
husband, fiied IN the Clerks Once Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of belmont County, Ohio,
ers, praying partition Of the following described
real estate, namely. The West half Of the South
east quarter Of Section a, Township s, Range g.
in said County Of Belmont, or II the same will
not tpartltionwitbout mcnifestfnjury then thstIl
be sold. Said Defendants are reqaired TO answer
by the 2sth day Of March, 1853. =.
EDWARD q. WEDB
I-l. her husband, plsinti1s.
8r. CIAIn KsLLY, ATTY for P'ns.
Feb O. lS6q-6w
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