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Almost an Accident.
Hpom he Wheeling Iatslloencer, qf 1t. NOR

From ths Wheeling Iatstn0encer, " tbs nio17tfnD.
Yesterday our neighboring town of
Bridgeport came very near being the
scene of frightful accident. A country
man had come into the village with a
wagon load ofpotatoes, and while engag-
ed In trying to dispose of them, had
driven his team near the crossing at the
depot. The whistle of an approaching
freight train frightened his horses and
they started off directly on the railroad
track. The engineer rcomprehended the
situation of affairs at once, and gave the
usual signal to stop the train. Just at
this moment the prospect for a general
smash up was very fattering. The fly
ing team was making good time, while
the train was fast shortening the dis
tance between 1t and the potato wagon.
But, thanks to the promptncss of the
brakesmen, the cars were checked up so
expeditiously and efficiently, that just as
the pilot of the engine ran under the
wagon the train was brought to full
stop, without damaging anything or
anybody. A moment more and serious
accident, perhaps, would have been ad-
ded to the already long list.
After the unequal race was over, the
wagon was unloaded and driven to a
point where it could be taken down the
embankment and the train proceeded on
its way. We were told that the driver
of the team was so badly frightened as
to be almost helpless. His narrow escape
will probably teach him a lesson that
will be of service to him in the future.
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Belmont Common Pleas.

MARY PORTER AND ABRAHAM PORTER
lfl her husband, who reside in the County Of
Martin, state of Indiana. and Webster Barnes,
place OF residence unknown, will take notice
that Elizabeth Aafanna and Kelien F. Nah8n-
ma, by keiion Hager, his next friend, of the
County of Belmont, in the sstate OF Ohio, did on
the 18th dag OF November, q D., 1867, file their
petition in the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the County of Belmont, in said State Of
Ohio, against the said Mary Porter and Abrn-
ham Porter, together with Harriet Shankland
Elizabeth barnes, widow of Isaac Barnes. decd
Almira Rulgcr and George Bulger her husba nd
Isabel w. Fred and Thomas Fred her husband,
Clarissa Howard and John =. Howard her hus-
band, Alvina Barnes, William III. H. Barnes
and Webster Balnes, defendants, setting forth
that the said plaintiffs have the legal title and
peaceable possession Of the following real estate,
to wit: Town Lots numbered l35 and 1856 In
Barnes Addition to the town of Barnesvilie I'm
Countyof Belmont, and state of Ohio; and that
the said defendants set up and Claim an estate
and interest in and to the said premises adverse
to that Of the plaintiffs; and praying that said
defendants DE compelled IA show their title, and
that the Court declare such title null and void
as against the plaintiffs.
And the said Mary Porter and Abraham Por-
ter her husband and Webster Barnes are noti-
fed that they are required to appear and answer
said petition or before the 18th February, 1885
j. X. MITCHELL, Clerk.
KING MANNING, Atty's for Pitts.
Dec. 26, lS67-6w.
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A LAW SUIT OVER THE NATIONAL
HoTEL.-Some weeks after the death of
Miss Mary w. johnson, late proprietor
of the National Hotel, Major Isaac Neis-
wanger went into it, on contract made
with one of the heirs. subsequently Mr..
L. Danford was appointed Administrator
of the estate, and in few weeks after
ward sold all her effects, including the
lease, at public sale, to Mr.. e. w. john
son. Major Neiswanger refused to give
UP the property to the Administrator,
and accordingly proceedings were insti-
tuted before Esq. Alexander and jury
to enforce the rights of the Administra-
tor. The case was tried on Saturday.
The fact that Neiswanger had made no
contract with any one authorized to con-
tract was clearly established. We pre-
sumo the jury inquired nofurther Four
of the best lawyers in town (Messrs.
Kelly and Cowen, Jr., for the plaintiff,
and TalIman and Chambers for the de-
fendant) were engaged in conducting the
case, and quite crowd listened to its re-
cital.. M .....-
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DEATH OF JOHN DARRAH.-Mr. John
Darrat1 gentleman well known in busi-
ness circles in this section ofcountry, died
at his residence, few miles West OF
Bridgeport, on Saturday morning last,
an was buried in the Presbyterian GEM
etery of this place on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Darrah had been sick only about two
weeks. His disease was intiam niatory
rheumatism.
= Mr.. Darrah was possessed of consider
allie shrew,iness and business tact. He
commenced business in st. Clairsville, as
a butcher, some Is or 20 years ago, but
several years later quit that and wentinto
buying cattle at Chicago and shipping
East. About two years ago he bought
the farm, OH which he died, and retired
from active business pursuits. We pre-
sume he was worth about 100000. 1t
was John Darrah's pluck and energy that
established the First National Bank OF
st. Clairsville, in which he was one OF
the heaviest stockholders and a Director
until about one year ago.
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pEIMoSr COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY,"

BELMONT COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY,"
Rey. J. Grant, Secretary of the Belmont
County Bible Society, has furnished US
with the following programme of exer-
cises, in connection with its semi-cen-
tennial celebrations:
The semi-eentennial celebration of the
Belmont County Bible Society will be
held i'm st. Clairsville Jan. llth and 18th.
Services on Saturday morning and after
noon, at the NJ. T.. Church.
Sabbath morning, 10a O'Clock, sermon
in, the Presbyterian Church, by Rev. DIR.
Drummond, on the Bible.
Friends of the Bible cause throughout
the County are cordially and earnestly
invited to come and contribute to the in
>tefest and pleasure of the occasion.
J. GRANT, Sec'y.
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NEW YORK, January 6.
The Money market continues easy at
8G7 fe cent. for call loans.
Sterling Exchange is firm at HOG 110i,
gold, for first-class bills.
Gold is frmer, opening at 1345, advan-
cling to 1859, and closing at 1861.
Government stocks are quiet, with a
fractional advance in some securities
82s have been stiffened by the advance
in gold, and there is less disposition to
put out sellers' options. '64s are firm,
with sales at 1O5f. '65s moved to 1000
1861, with no sales. New bonds are
steady at 104i @104s, being quite freely
offered ut the latter. 10-40s are quiet,
with sales at 1015. 7-30s are in fair de-
mand, with sales at 194a.
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p.it,mor. Live stock marlst--J.n 2.

Baltimore Live stock Merket--Jan ".
The receipts for the week were 7s4 cat
tie, III sheep andlambs, and ,S72 hogs.
BEEF CATTLE.-Of the receipts, 4G3
head were taken by Baltimore butchers,
81 by farmers for grazing, 145 sold to
Spectators, about 60sent to Eastern mar
kets without being offered here, and the
balance left over unsold. Prices to-day
ranged az follows: Old COWS and scala
wags atS3 1904 rs; ordinary thin steers,
oxen and cows, 81 1905 rs; fair to good
stock cattle, SIS O0@8 90; fair quality
beeves, SO 0OG07 90, and the very best
beeves, So 0099 90 R 100 TBS, being an
advance of 25 cents u 100 lbs on the prices
of last week, the market closing very
dull.
SHEEP.-The supply has been fair dur
ing the past week. and with only linn
tied demand the market has ruled dull ;
sales of fair TO good sheep at 4@5c, and
extra at Soto y 10, gross.
| Hoas-Have been coming forward
slowly during the past week, and the
demand being quite active, prices have
advanced fully soc u 100 lbs on the rates
of last week, prices to-day ranging from
so rs to $40 IS " 100 lbs, net, for fair to
good fat hogs.
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THE BEETHOVEN CoNcERT.-All low
ers of music viii bear In mind the fact
that the concert of the Beethoven Soci-
ETY. will come Off at Welday's Hall this
(FAursday) evening. Doors open at 81
o'clock concert begins at 7. Tickets
can be had Of Mr.. George Jepson, grocer,
and at the drug stores of Messrs. Vests /,
Patterson, and Carroll n Mitchell.
The programme embraces achoice Sc
lection from the great masters, and pfom-
ises rich treat to all who love good mu-
sic. II includes both vocal and instru-
mental music, solos, Ducts, and dchoruses.
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FARMERS, MECHANICS, MANUFACTURE

FARMERS, MECHANICS, MANUFACTURE
ERs.lThere VIM be meeting of Farm
ers, Mechanics, and Manufacturers, at
st, Clairsville, on Saturday, January IS,
at O'Clock p. M, to organize an assoeia-
tion, or club, for the mutual instruction
and benefit to Its members. Every per-
sonin the County who feels an interest In
the-developement and prosperity of the
County is invited to attend. Organiza-
tions of the kind contemplated are In
existence elsewhere, and are found to be
very interesting, and of great value to
their members. Ageneral attendance is
required.
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Administrators Sale of
Real Estate. L

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Probate
i Court OF Belmont County, Ohio, will offer
for sale ut public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH, 1888,
at 10 O'Clock, forenoon, upon the premises, the
following described real estate, situate in Mead
Townshfp, in the County of Belmont and State
OF Ohio to wit; Beginning at beech In the N!
boundary line OF said tract, and on the lands OF
Walton WoTiey situated n IN hangs g b snd ~ Town S
q; thence s. wv. 81 ss poles 70 post; thence
40 Il. 81. 10 poles, from which white walnut six
inches in diameter bears N. 70o W. Is links;
thence s. $50 T.. 40 poles to O post In q ravine;
thence n. Sk0 z. % poles; thence y: ~ W. 81
hickory, fifteen inches in diameter, bears s.. SO
w. "a links, and thence N. SSo ". lSs poles, to
the beginning; containing 98 acres and iS perch
ss. more or less Being the same land owned by
ject to tile dOwef eststs Of the widow Of said de.
cedent, and the homestead set on and assigned
To said widow and the minor children of said
John b. Huffman, deceased.
Appraised at 3,V20 W.
n Terms: Cash. One-third In hand, one-third
one year, and one-third in two years: Tyr
/ jas Admir- OF John B. Huffman, decd.
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THE Providence Journal says that the
lives of John Bullock, of Bristol, r.. L.,
aged 9S, and of his family were saved by
a cat the other night. A hot brick which
the old man had taken to bed with him
set his bed clothes on fire. The cat
jumped against window, breaking a
lar manner through the room where an
other member of the family slept, scratch
ed and bit the sleeper until he awoke,
and tried to drive the cat from the room.
On opening the door, the cause was per-
ceived, and Mr.. Bullock rescued just in
time to save him from a terrible death.
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Belmont Common Pleas.

VIM. q. Barnard, and others,) NOTICE IS
Directors of Bellsire Works. S1N hereby given
En- pd11e. that the Direo-
tors of the Bellaire Works" filed tn cir petition
in said Court, on the 4th day OF December 1857,
the object and prayer Of which is to change the
name Of said "Bellaire Works" to "Beilairs
Nail Works." .-I-
Said petition will be for hearing st the frst
term OF said Court for the year 1893.
j. X. MITCHELL
Clerk Belmont Com. Pleas.
q. ". HoaE. Atty for Pet'rs.
December l2 1887 -BV
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Notice.

TENNETTE McGEATH, whose place Of resi-
John d. McGeath did, on the 5th day Of Decem-
ber, A.. u. 1857, file his petition in the Office
Of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas with
in and for the County of Belmont and state of
Ohio charging the said Jennette hcGeath with
wilful absence for three years last past and ask
nette McGeath, which petition will stand for
hearing at the next term Of said Court
Dated this 9Th day of December, A. d. 1867.
JOHN ID. MCGEATH.
KING MATNING, Att'ys for Pst'r.
December r. 1857.
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New York Wool M Marl<et-.Jan. l..

WooL-Domestic Fleeces of all grades
have ruled very firm, and the demand
has been quite active. The closing quo
tations are : Domestic Fleeces at 1904
for Native and one-fourth Merinos, 44@
47c. for one-half and three-quarters do,
4S@52c. for full-blood Merinos, and 500
60c. for Saxony Fleeces; 27@32, for No.
Pulled, 37@40c. for Superfine do, and
45@50c. for Extra do. 10000. for COM
mon Unwashed California; 4@28c. for
Fine do, 1S@23c. for common to choice
Texas, and American Combing at 4S@
50.
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ajfw advertisements.
Prohate Co1lrt.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
IN ing named Executors, Adninistrators, ana
Guardians have hled I'm my ofIlos at ~. Claire
Vile, Ohio, their accounts and vouchers for SET
uemest, 70 wit.
las, insane. F
Isaac N. Berry, Admir- Of Isaac Bcrry, decd.
James w. Hishleymsn, Admir- ofJsmes Dun
Zoe, decd. ~ Ola
rsIsaac Holloway. Guardian Of Ann Todd and
Nancy Todd, minors.
John MeDaniels, Admir- Of Daniel Boyd, doc'd.
William q. Kinney, Guardian OF Elizabeth J,
Fletcher, minor, 80.
4, William q. Kinney, Guardian Of William T..
Frost, minor
Israel steere, Admir- Of Ann Atkinson, decd.
Reece Berry, EXT Of Thomas Berry, dvc'd.
|. John Henderson, Guardian Of Mary, Moranda,
and Robert Henderson.
The first ave above named will be for hear
Ing and settlement on the 30th and the remain
ing i've on the 3lst day OF January next.
G. w. CARROLL, Probate Judge.
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MI A r r T Z d .

BROKAW-McGREW.-O the 25th ult., by
Rev. VIM. NJ. Kahn, assisted by Rev. w. NJ.
McElwee at the residence of the brides father,
Mr-John p. BroSaw and Miss Mary Elizabeth
McGrew, both of this County.
TON-CAMPBELL.-On the LIST inst, by
Rev. VIM. NJ. Kahn, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr. George NJ. Patton and Miss
M. bou. Campbell, both OF this County.
NFOSSEN-WILKIN.-Qn the I'd inst, by
Rev. +. /. Swany, at the Fairview M. E. Par
sonage, Mr.. James Vanfossen, of Belmont Co.,
and Miss Margaret al. Wilxin, of Guernsey Co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-09

AssEssmENr or THE rNcoME TAX
The year 1857 having just closed, the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, at
Washington, has notified the Assessors
Of the different districts TO commence
the assessment Of the Income Tax Inn
medIately. This being the case, all farm
ers, merchants and other business men
should balance their accounts at once up
to January 1, 1858, and be prepared 10
make their returns as soon as called for,
In that way saving expense both TO
themselves and the Government.
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.9dna naf,afsfr~fer,s .v;sffee.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that In tho Probate
~ Court Of Belmont County, Ohio, the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator the estate OF Vincent fields deceased,
late Of said County. 'tl -
Al persons indebted to the estate are request
ed 10 make Immediate payment, and those bav-
ing claims against the same will present them
70 the undersigned within one year ffUrn this
date. JEREMIAH FIELDS ADM
Dec~snber % Is6T y
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The Pittsburgh Commercial,
DAILY ND WEEKLY.
A-A. PAPER FOR THE BUSINESS CONMU-
NIFTY AND HUUSEHOL LD--PRESIDEN-
TIAL YEAR-NOW is THE'TIME
TO SUBSCRIBE.-aA

1T Is UNNECESSARY to occupy time or space
in setting forth the character of the CONN Err
cIAL. Its standing as the leading newspaper in
Observation-Disclosures the most recently es-
tablished of the first-class papers of the coun-
try-is already assured. At no time an expert
strength and patronage until 1t has become re-
cognized every where not only as the leading
journal in this State, but the f,vorite with the
reading public in a large part of Ohio, West Vir-
ginis. and even beyond their borders 1t EN-
ploys the telegraph on a scale equalled only by
Il
at homeand abroad, and is read by the most I'M
telligent of all classes among whom 1t exerts
influence second to no other in the State. Its
MARKET REPORTS are carefully prepared by
competent reporters, and we employ every
means 70 insure completeness and reliability.
Republican in politics, the COMMERCIAL does
not scruple to be independent and criticises
freely the leading men OF the party. Adhering
firmly to the fundamental principles of that
pdfty 1t believes success is most surely achiev-
ed by freely discussing propositions and meas
ures, with the view of assisting the reader to
rive ut correct conclusions.
Entering, we now are, on the Presidential
year, a preference for GEES. GRANT FOR THE
PREsIDENCY has already been expressed. In
first to take a decided stand and 1t has the sat
isfaction of having already seen its favorite the
accepted of the great majority of the Republic
In State affairs the COMMERCIAL is the un-
hinching advocate Of FREE RAILROAD
Law and I.IBERALsYSTEMO OF IMPROVE
MENTS for the development of the vast resour-
ces of our State, whereby she will be enriched
and the welfare of her citizens advanced
Our aim from The fIrst ~ has Sd been to make % the
ERAL NEWSPAPER. We leave nothing un-
tried to accomplish this object. So well have
we our ina hst oS we sn aeem
particular. 1851 ..r
Terms Of the Daily Commercial.
Daily Subscribers (per year 90
Delivered by Carrier, (per week, k,)....-..-...- 25
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SheriH's Sale.

Hannah Fbrdvcsl
e vs. Belmont Common Pleas.
Samuel Fordyce.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION in the
ID above case issued and to me directed, I will
offer for SALE at the National House, in the town
Of GAINESVILLE, Belmont Co., Ohio, on
Wednesday, january is, 1865,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N. and o.
clock p. NJ Of said day, the following goods and
chattles:
One Bay Mare.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day Of sale.
SAML. B. PIPER, Shff Bel. Co., o.
ID. ID. =. CowKN, Atty for Petr.- =. ~
Sherif's Once, 81. Clairsvillei Jan. 2, 1888.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-09

ON Drive are glad to hear that
Messrs. Erasmus Nagle and Lewis Ba-
ker, two st. Clairsville boys Of "lang
syne," (both Of whom are now visiting
their friends here, have made handsome
fortunes during their residence in the
Far West. Both live In Colorado Terri
tory. Mr.. Baker has for many years
been trapper and trader among, the red
men of the plains. H'T Pc
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-09

TWENTY-FIVE of the Republican jour
nails published in the northern and north
western portions. Of Pennsylvania have
Expressed q preference for Galusha A.
commands the popular confidence. n.fr
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Franklin College.

THE NEXT TERM Of this well known insti-
Il tuition commences the first Monday in Jam
uary and closes the last OF March, 1868.
The College Buildings have recently been en-
larged, RENTED, and rendered more attractive.
The Faculty have secured exclusively for Young
Ladies', house with nine comfortable rooms,
the immediate supervision of one of the Fac
ulty. Good boarding ranges from sS to "a per
cost to some duririk last term only 81 per week.
Tuition. $40 per term. Incidental expenses, 80
Modern Languages and Vocal Music taught.
For further Information, address
II. G. CAMPBELL, Pres't,
del9-8w - Fa New Athens, Ohio.
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On the first Instant the following gem
tlemen were elected Directors of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Com
pany: j. N. Mccullough, Wellsville; /;
A. Stone, Cleveland s. Wells. do. J. H.
Wade, do. II. p. Handy, do; j. II.
Banker, New York James Stewart, do;
III. G. Stinson, do; Thomas Slocomb, do;
J. H. Devereux, Cleveland; B. F. Jones,
Pittsburgh; j. w. Gallant, Pittsburgh.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-09

Mr.. ANDERSON, Congressman from
Missouri, spent the recess in Kentucky.
He reports the rebels plenty, and nearly
all for Pendleton for President. Han
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-09

THE number of youths enrolled In this
State for school purposes is 1,0l9,1 ,195, di-
vided as follows: White males, 50G 800
females, 4S7. .3sl scoloFed males, 1899 |;
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= p T. g q NJ THE PHILOSOPHERS, wishes
ne ~ Apaounee that he will 'lift the
sAil st *. Clairsyille on the 18th, Farm
ingten osf the sOth, Bellaire on ltAs alst,
snd Barnesxille ON the 22d. ia
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Jan. 0, Is6s.

IN BANRRUPTCY.-Sougir Dtstrta Of O,,to,
4 -. Ats. Otdtrsvfus The 6h day Of January, a.
ID. 1893
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee OF JAMES THOMP-
mont and State OF Ohio, within said District,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt, upon his
own petition, by the District Court OF said Dis
trict. CEPBAe CARROLL,
jae-3t Assignee Of James Thompson.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-09

THE rate of paying additional bounty
has increased one-third since the resolu-
tion of the House directing investigation
into the cause of delay.
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THE Marietta Register says: /" John
Gregory of Ludlow Township, whowas
8S years old last week Jan. y, rode 25
miles on horseback the other day, COM
ticket at the last October election" ..
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"a ONE million one hundred thousand
dollars was shipped to Europe from New
York On Tuesday last. ~ ..1l ~
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SheriF's Sale of Real Estate.

HANNAH Fbrdyce0
vs.. Belmont Common Pleas.
Sd'nuei Fordyce.J
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION in the
ID above case issued and to me directed, / will
offer for SALE at the front door of the Court
House, in st. Clairsville, in said County, on
Tuesday, February 4, 1903,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o.
clock NJ. of said day, the following described
premises, to wit:
Situate in the County Of Belmont and State of
Ohio, part Of the Southeast quarter of Section
35, Tp.7, X. g. containing % acres, more or less
bounded on the East by the lands of Ephraim
Thomas, on the North and West by the road
leading fro n GAINESVILLE to Temperanceville,
on the South by the lands of Samuel Fordyce.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day of sale.
Appraised at $50.
E SAML. b. PIPER, Shift Bel. Co., O.
ID. ID. T. CowEN, Atty for Petr.
Sheriff 8 Once, st. Clairsville, Jan. 2, 1858.
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Or. r. p. SHIELDS,
Professor of Special Pathology aa4
Therapeutics.

nR, SHIELDS examines and explains dis
~ eases without asking questions. II he un-
derstands your case, you know IL, and cannot
be deceived. II he cannot tell yonr disease, and
how you feel, without asking questions, he does
not consider himself competent " treat your
This is the criterion to go by, ssa patients
should not be satisfied with any other.
This ID the only direct ana positive evidence
ard i am willing TO he Judged.
All examinations and consultations free,
DR., SHIELDS will make his
Second visit 70 BELLArRE on FrSfay n<S SAT-
ursiay Jan. 81 and25. Office-Natsopnl HntSe.
Tuesday, Jan ~ apd d. Ofice -Frazier House
Second visit TO ST.. CIkJissyIII-x on Wednes-
day. ThnTsday and Friday, Jan -, % and si,-.
The pociorg snccess In the tr-stpsst %
chropic diseasss 4 SO well Known Naf 10 in1
valid shoaid fall to csll ON h,a ~ h,s appoint.
nfts Bsins your afrIcted psends y,th yoll spd oh.
uge la2 ssJ 80 ps 7, 7. sItIELpe.