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NO. IS MAIN STREET.

,r, iD WEBBING, w VA.
TSaeosSIe TbN dealers Ia Bar and Sheet Iron, Norway
Nh! Nh Ia SAl ltOd, Cast Shear and Spring stsei,
hSt. s9lkeS, AnvilS, ViSOR, Springs, Axics, Hot
PSiSSSH SStai9l SSai9l Washers, Wagon HnbS, SpokeO,
~ Yp, IT,, smith Bellows, sledges, Plaster Paris,
SsisI, SS1 Elsa Lime, Common Limo, CCmGRL &C.
AS IA ~ iot AN liberal patronage bestowed on
IOSFts1IIEsm ITIsm q 7. c. Hndreth b BSo, would 70
IN sI%! AK continuance Of tho came to the
WIRING, Jan. l, 1870. jSSi
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New York jTylit!ooas Market.

H.s IN nv NEw YoRK, August %. 4
Trade quite active and pricOO rule steady and
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! BoNDs-Duil but steady.

STOCKs-VeFy strong al moFnlpg especially
Lake shore. which closed quiet and heavy.
Western Union Telegraph, 8S4; Adams Ex-
press. 5GJX; Wells, Fargo : Co., 128; American,
York Central, OK; scrip. s9lf; Erie q; Harlem,
3l4; Reading, 9SI; Michigan Central, 1lsK;
Lake Shore, 9lH; Illinois Central, 1885, Pitts
buEEh, '1OSH; Northwestern, 81; do. preferred 81;
Rock Island, 1I9IX; New Jersey Central, I0lH;
St Paul, %; DO. preferred, IB1i Wabash, %; do
Chicago and Alton, l12; ohio and Mississippi,
SIX; Cleaveland, Columbus d Indiana Central,
TX; Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati, 78i
Hartford B Eric. 81.
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llI BRUSSELS, August 80.

The ipyGstWSnt gf. Lopgyey, by itla
Prlssi6hs Feb6Fted yesterday, & Glehicd
McDIahon's headquarters arc at Sedan,
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Belgian troops 6rci hastGnfng 10 the
frontier from ali quarters. A grtat battle
between tho French and PrussiAns Is ap.
pareptIy imminent, and the services Of
the Belgian troops will no doubt be ne
cessary to protect the country from inVa:.
sion. {
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'NTERCHANTs NATIONAL BANK
or w1sr VIRGINIA, Ar wHxslInts.s 4 Al
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WHRnlSo, Jan. l, $50. V1''H''8'" " 'i jaSi
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HempIleld Bail Road Change OfTimGi.
FINANCIAL

I : ~ III ~ ? 10 ITTffSt
.MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
or WEST VIRGINIA, Ar wmH1tEtn,is..' m Al
s..a-s ". 49,. ~ r ~ srl isiAt
Capital Paid I'M $50 S5ooiooo.
sfi s. D.. f4g.i..r77T .aHlD1 vilti
This Bank ls prepared 70 do. . Legitimate Bank.
ing Business. Deals IN Gold, Coupons, Bonds,
Commercial Paper and Bills, Of Exchange IIntGS.
est paid on Special Deposits. Prompt attention
y.r .o.,s Nd DnSoToRs.1 n u -7rr,g sJGl
! ';:$; $::$' a., ! s5:E; I'd
.s9t4i jruI tll - A. Wilson. y .hI. .'il' 'Vl.lhp
,.,,,- !. NELSON VANCE, President, nj
FIRsT NATI65N.ALS"B TITO MAI n BA'N.]Ks .]s
lt OF WHEELING. Z In igl7,.i, I,.g VI
Designated Deposltary U,.s.gii
CAPITAL. ..........9tll. :9...a..it ...:Ssooeoo
SURPLUS. .....'.......';..... ,,,;s.....,i 5000
Money received on deposit Exchange bought
Collections made aud proceeds promptly 10
Interest @ on ccGDcposits Il Tie russ of Faa F6apaF
PGr Cent per alnqm where tho deposit tTGmAinb
sig months, and Five Per Cent Il for Oqs yesE;,,
ets and others solicited. sITrI Ia I.rg ral
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums 10 suit,
a constant supply Of new Fractional Currency
and !, and &c coin kept for ths accommoaar
ton Of depositors and the public I" -''''' -
.-.g GEO. K. WHEAT, ProS't 7!
GEO. ADAMS. Cash'r. -. i .t...,
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Cleveland & PittsBdrg Railroad

Jun14 .,..f,.l ,., General Agent WSeoling
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

NorEs' CincUs.-t harley Hoyes, The
greatest Circus manager in the South will
be here next Friday and Saturday, with
the great Crescentciiy Circus, decidedly
the best exhibition ofthe Kind ever brought
to Texas. Don't fail to 60, for we know
whereof we speak, when we say that ths
performance is we'll worth tie money. And
we tse here, TO commend, most cordiallyi
to tie Press of the State, the acccmmoda-
ting and gchtlemanly ira yelling Agent, Mr..
o. r Myers. II Is really pleasure to
transact business with him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
Assignce,s sale.

Z WILL OFFER FOR SALE, at public
i auction, for cash, Ut. S. Currency at
Dallas, Texas, on the 18th day Of Msfcb,
A. d. 1870, property belonging to the fol-
lowing Barkrupis, viz:
Estate Of Bishop and Blythe, 60 acres
Of mnd in Wise county Texas, located ~
virtue of certificate 10. $50 10 John Null
holland. $40 acres in same county, pa.-
ented TO III. p Brewster. 30l acres in
same county, located by virtue of ceriifi-
cate No. u d. D. d. & C. c. r. r. Co;
ALSO a large number of Judgments, Notes
and Accounts.
Esfate of f. d. Rollins, 800 acres Of
land, in Wise county, Texas, decided by
Thomas and Charity Vaughn. February Z,
1868 la acres in Denton county. Texas,
decided by ,. IT, and C. Hamilton. Lots No.
|, e. ana f. IN block As. in the town Of
Mantua, Collinccurfff, Texas.
Estate OF e. W. Morton, $50 acres Of
land, in Wood county, Texas, decided March
2. 1868, by A. II. Mcfarland.
Estate Of J. T. Jeffries. an undivided !
Of one-sixih OF one lrague Of land. situated
in Navarro county, Texas, headfightof -
Powers.
Estate Of Howell & Allen. Loi y. !, block
E. in the town Of Prairie Point, Wise
county, Texas.
leo acres Of lard in Wise county, 7era',
located by virtue Of Pre- Empfion List No.
,. in he hafne Of WIN. NJ. Calhoun.
100 acres Of land, in Wise county, Texas,
patented 10 wm. Cable On the - day
Of -.
acres, adjoining The Town Of Decatur,
Wise ccnnfJ, Teas decided By Wn. u.
Hunt
One haif interest in Lof NJ. ., Block y,
in the town Of Decatur, Texas.
1GO acres Of lFnt, IN Wise ce1nty. deei-
ed 20 J. Z. Allen By james n Adkins.
p asres Of lara. IN Eise ecuniy, dssd.d
t. J. =. Alien " james A. Adkins
40 acres a.i,Oihins de topn q Decatur.
TEXAS
TO had ~ frrses. hr,Died On he rerk
"a. said tsrsrs rcld CT The rsngs-
MI RITTER Assignss~
L. - 1s-1-1l.et
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
L. II. GARDNER 5 co.


The exercises of the Law Depart
meat of Baylor University, com,
mci,ccs on the 7th of March, under
the profcssorship of Messrs. X I.
Smith, Jas. Il. Shepard and John
Saylcs, at Brcnhem.
We published the advertisement Of the
above las, week, and inadvertently failed
10 call attention TO il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
To cansumptlxe.

Tic Aa,er,I.., having i.-sn rss,ot~s 10 health IN
a f.w weeks, by avery slmp.e remedy, afer having
.ufsspv; several wars With q ssveretnns bneeu.ns
aud thai dread di.ea,e. copsampiion-is apllons '.
mako tnesn 20 hi, fsilessanees' tho 4ssss o
oura. ~ 80
To al who sc.Ireit, he. WI send copy, o. the
prssctpiion ua~i (fr~e Of ehsrrr) with the dirrc.
ion. ff prepsrl,s and u'ing the same. which they
VIII md Assem- Gear sea coSsunrrios, ASTHMA
DaoxcuiIis, etc. The object Of tho advertiser In
.endvk The prr-eriptIdn u TO benefit the aieted.
aud pr ad iniormsiion which he cohesive, to be In
vaiuph'e; snd hs hcres every, spneser vii try his
frn@ty. asif ~fcos them nofhliig, and may proye
bl.ssinc. Partis wishing ~. prese ripiion, will
please address. Raw. SEWARD A.wILsoS,
williamsburg. kings county, Nov York.
June ~. 1s60-ae:ty. - I'fiE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

Ear Our friend, Frank Sayre, Druggist
on the West side OF the Square, has our
thanks for bottle Of real good--- we'll
something to take in Gaze ofsiekness. lie
says he has just received a lot Of Il 'for
medical purposes" only, and will soon Dc
in receipt 81 a vyssiock of other Drugs
and medicines.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

EE7y- Why is it that the Mayor cannot
get quorum of tho Board Of Aldermen
together? We learn they have been per-.
senally notified time and again, but don't
seem TO pay any attention TO the summons.
II hey don't intend to do their duty they
had better resign.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
Local.

No musical family can afford 10 be VITA
out Peters Musical MOa'hly. II, Is printed
from fullsire music plates, aud contains
ia each number at leas, twelve pieces OF
choice new music. Price, So per year
Subscriptions received at dis othee, where
a sample copy can be seen.
The DALLAS iIEEALp aud Peters hn-
sioai Monthly, one year for 81 90, specie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

Q6- DR.. John Smart, who has just re-
turned from lengthy visit to his old hom /,
IN Alabama, has our thanks tor q large
bundle of late papers. His many friends
here will be pisasd 10 zee him return in
good health.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
A Gard from New Orleans.
We ask attention to the following;

VIC uNA uliFh'ioH y" WV '~'so
Nav ORLEANS, January u, 1870
To the Edlrcrs 81 the Dallas Beraidi
GESrLruES-As the most ready means
for communicating with the merchants oil
your vicinity, We desire TO make Known
through your columns ihat owing to the
unusual advantages We have enjoyed IN
providing our Spring stocks, we shall oher
from this date, and during the season, very
choice. selections, both ia>Dry Cood' and
Notions, aud the heaviest stocks we have
ever Kept onr prices will be the very
iowssf Of The morket, and your merchants
will iind it very decidedly to their interest
TO see the inducements we offer, when they
are purchasing tlirir goods In Mes Orleans.
'- i.''" Respectfully, 4sss reas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

CO. wLss The sris.S.isd Dc. hssA sts.Fsd that
arsussusss sss disr.ss. hs snsHsi.'si lfs'h
shish.ihs sstsFisAss and ee-sEs.iha ~ n.seisi
a !. s,.g a., sssa'sinE, fes '1-ss .pt-f.'p
asss lss.~< eftl@. ssN isisl..n ~ ~ q
'pf,ss, nsp 81 esJ " bs' a fssA,ss-hii-Ihs
true raa.s u eondusi, shish .isksa hs iniaiaafien
Il ,rFy fsaass,Iy dIsrassd ssais efths Liver NJ
orssa 10 tbs huIsaI syssn. ~hsH dssrssd, pr
dIee. nere flishrhl eaiairsas a. dissasss And
t. ,asiss' Of -pP,iipg rsnsats 70 ~. .n.sissi.'
ia. 90 ds Az. j. iea oiea ihs sas.- Ehlsisisns
~saii tfsssrll Z. Nth sslss The aisss-i sss-aI
lsss' asa,i., usad result fIon ai.s~s-s indeed "
a sAnssd sisis efihs Liver fhres.fsaTihs efsss
diseases 81 pnsfsisd nafg he hssd " eenssrpi'sa,
h.s. ,Aslr 80, 10. et~aea iissr. cse ~. daas's
sr,.l rat.pi hinnnll lla lHn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

a IIoRS.-Wc mean neither Gabriels
horn, the horn Of dilemma nor the boat
man horn, but the thorn" Of good liquor
10 be had Of Messrs. Fendley& Miller at
"Thc Office Saloon. -. e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
Elrsrs sfYsalIs.

A srn,lsmaA. xho .unsrsa hr year. ffpuA ssr,oa,
H. siniy. Prensfa~ Decay, ADD 81 the eHlsss =
ham.sity, sud flee 20 an who nesiit, The sssriii
and dirSriiSns Or making thu simple remedy ;,
which be ga, sarsa-, sar.ssr .lsh'ss 20 pfeh, =,
the Adsertiser's .xrsrienee. can d. si2 addressing
IN perlrct esnGdense, JouS u. oGbEN.
~ No. tscsdar s'fssi. Ssr fsrt.
June v. isSo-sely, lii, "a. ..fs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

-narws notice that nauy Of the County
Agricuhural Associations are already is
suing their schedules Of premiums for The
Fairs next Fall. What is the Dallas coun-
.ty Association doing? Stir up, gentlemen
Directors. ~ - ssrs = ~ - - n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
NrY AOrEeTNLNgNTx
) lrll..s rr.p lassl faAL

irlrAsE EEap Fass.l thHi
Meat Maikri-hy iisnFy hsll.
Iois.'s Perfect rlow-by J. W. haynss'
frut freshly wm. Ayss, '.1.
vaL.aLls Mil Properly Tor saieThy
John u. kerfp0t.
Cr,sesa, City clreas-ny c. W. Nsyss'
Attention, Mii.srs'-ny James /, ses''-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
CRDscENr Cry CiRcUs.-T1

CRESCENT CRY CiRcUs.-Thc
genuine Crescent City Circus, by far
the most splendid thing Of The kind
now extaut, is announced for Waco
on Friday and Saturday, the is tn
and 10Th, and will meet its engage
ments promptly, false reports of in
tcrcstcd parties to the contrary,
rot wilhstanding. Everywhero its
performances arc hailed with de-
light and by universal consent
Noyes Crescent City,is BY far tho
best circus in the South. Asf
Waco Examiner. \
And, rem. mber, thai ihis mammoth com (.
pany will be in Dallas on Friday and Sat-
uriay, February 25,h and 25th. See adj
vertisement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

TIVE uSDERsi6NED having b--a duly
III appointed Exccu'0r ef f.s l.-f1 vii
and '-snuent Of Polly Cole. leis o. Dallas
counfy, deceased. a reEaI.r f>r-s - the
Ceun-y Conri fsait comfy, held for fro-
bate en8 cit<r Ike purposes. on de 5lst
Dag Of J1nuau last. hereby notifies al
rerscus in1<tstl - sid estate 10 nzks
4nre1irts rsyntnt and hose ksfins
claims azainsi de sane 10 1rrsent then
1rir rufi-rrfcz<>5 <iitin fit <;-r~ pre-.
sesi.ssty ..- q tts5 VI Be fsssP'n-a
- - AZ 5f-r.f
: T1asss t,y u F-sr->-1. a. =. 1870
gN0. r. C0IE
r7zsr1 As1irIs.rnte-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19

TIE Hs-7rs-s4 ar1s7 Is.r1- 80 faI
NIis.-.n vas shgi and tins1 a. li..I.zn.
en- he 50 irn. u CO H-.tss. - 81
si.uls-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
REMOVAL,
REMOVAL,
II. ". ROGERS, II. s. sNoRGAN, W. u. GRuBBs.
ROGERS, MORGAN s. GRUBBS,
MANUFACTURERS AND

MANUFACTURERS AND
JoBBERS OF CLOTHING,
.os. Ala s 4i6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
gJAVE REMOVED to their new Stand,
Ill 444 and 446 broadway, New York,
and are now manufacturing and will have
ready for the early Spring trade, the larg-
est and most desirable
STOCK OF CLOTHING
for the Texas trade that they have ever
offered, and take this method Of notifying
their friends and customers Of their reno
val, aud inviting their attention 10 their
stock when they visit New York.
To all who DO not ind il convenient TO
visit New York this spring, We would ssy;
send us your orders, and We pledge our
especial personal attention 20 the filing
Ct them. and think, from eur past expert
ence. that We are safe in saying that we
can awe entire satisfaction in the quality
nd prices Of our Goods, as well as their
edaptabisity to the Sonihern trade.
Respectfully,
ROGERS, MORGAN & GRUBBS.
Zee IL. 1852 14.3m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-19
nEi.foIo''s soTicEs.

RHf.fcIot's NOTICES.
Tsiaiiy csahsssts. -
FIlf nrrxa a grtsftslt ht.fises f-staf pa
80 l9sss - fasf Wf = Nle
p.n,. md q, ,fhA sis.-a.s.l. A-.v t'A
AAIeh-..nIks -. "
u ssfs4 INCIDENTALLY sci saafay, tsnnArt
lAh sni ldIh -af n~afar.
p...;. !. I, .s..'s ...s y, .,i s..ns's.s' -
NsKinns. ~, sil-- :, 'urssy 81 sn Az sfnAl
lsL ID tIfat 81 " sfi,af fssse 4
bale, q iFsi fA.as - Nate fsssas's isiA-.'
Hkintaf.
$500 ,i,fai' s,,arisy sla sssis, fseFs>g
FaiA ID hrstIfsssisss = .LA
Hi.s kiEsai'- -s.trs.iss aud -uufsf, fsAfAI
"a .Ha -lii--sf rFlil tfltA. .
So li.ir't $500. As.iiaf, a. rsiias. s.i-s-
a. = 4 sAlgsk = ", JsastFy = I'm -
Wv GSop ~. frsiliAs ha<t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17
Chr Bulletin.
''.'''''''"'
TIE WAR.
FRENCH VICTORIES RE-
PORTED.
The t;On,barsiincnt of
GEN. BURNSIDE AND Ahh"',ANS
IN PAR!s'
THE WAR;.
The Bon,bartiimcnt OF '"
No Peace. If Di.mlernbern,cnt Of
France t. insisted Upon.

n,.n.,cbs. from Tours under date of the
nh az that the French made u strong
r..',nois.ancc 20 In fertc, few days
limo. encountoring large body Of Prus-
sig and compelling them to retreat.
on the 18th n brisk fight took place 1T
Bsgnoaux, whence tho PruSsanS were dis
lodged The Prussian garrison at Melun
were also dislodgcd large amount of
stores falling into the hands Of the French.
The Prussinl authorities have declared
the bomhardment OF Paris necessity. 1t
is thought, however, that no decisive re-
suits can be accomplished in any event
short oftwo or three weeks.
London dispatch says that General
Burnside is interfering in behalf of the
Americans in Paris, and expresses tho be-
lief that he will be able to get them out OF
the city.
The people of Paris are resolved TO op.
po'oany peace based upon ccssion of any
portion Of tho French territory or any
other humiliating condition. They pro-
pose to resist the bosiegers 10 the last man
and the last dollar.
\ London dispatch says Bazaine la.
achieved great victory ut Metz, and is
free 10 move on the Prussians ut Thion-
Vile.
II was also reported in London that the
Prussian force at Orleans had, with all their
artillery, surrendered to the French.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

For sale by BARCLAY BRO, - "a .,-,-,-''
BE. WHiIIAkER and :. J. IuMM' Car ~
n0Is and by all drugsisss. N'''' III
ITlTwiy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17
ID DYSPEPSIA.


warn" - lysprpsl. Tonic g. prepared
'hiH' IS l"t :. slN itt.- Aud those ,unvgugHitn
is'niH.l c"st Nthtr-. II lisa slightly stimulating
tome $3.50. -i'Ivs4 app.ti4sT, - Strengthens Ia.
r.. mach uiI restores the digestive oTgups ut
l.''f hfHlit -tEc. Week, nervous and IS rpspl.S
persons should Use WARSIks blsrTl-iA ToN.
Tor -.aU Us druggists. Price One Dollar
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17
w inc OF Life.
Gnnenn Uouue.


Gle 'rn"~1 'h"s"neogus a 10 on, ,,tI,
'N,il sassl Mhero Is the fuaiy =, ~, ~, Guf. ~
IMPORTANT medicine Is not Sau,,-, Mic. ginh ms
~ lhS FItAte-t blessing ever ourr,, M lhis
should nined.stely procure Al :, Wv; and you
ruit T' renihi' Hfesulattl.s, and Irns aaN
P'hdtd upon ~ every vase Wher, a.. ~ =" u'-
HOW has been obstrtt tsu through eoi,i 90 hnhIhly
sold by dfuggsis. Price one Dull.r a. Wsss;s@,
mail on receipt VI ono Dollar and a Quarter "y
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-07-14
ITcnIth's E1eet Defonsc.

"The weak eateth herbs says st. Paul, so that
eighteen hundred years ago the value Of medi-
cinal plants was appreciated. In the Old Testa-
ment botanical remedies are repeatedly recon-
mended, but in no passage of sacred history Is
man recommended to swallow calomel, or blue
pill, or any other mineral preparation. The sick
were directed to eat herbs to strengthen them,t to
purify them, to heal them, to restore them. In
that day the art of making vegetable extracts
was unknown. The herbal medicines were mere
infusions.
1t was reserved for later age to unite the SAN
itary essences of tonic, aperlent and antibilious
roots, barlSs, and plants, with an active stimu-
liant, and thus secure their rapid diffusion,
through the debilitated or disordered system.
The crowning triumph of this effective mode Of
concentrating and applying the virtues Of me-
dlcinal vegetables was achieved in the produc-
ton Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Never be-
fore had a perfectly pure alcoholic stimulant
been combined with the expressed juices of the
finest specifies of the vegetable kingdom. Never
yet, though eighteen years have elapsed since
its introduction, has this great restorative been
eaualed 1t is taken at all seasons, ,in all climes,
as the most potent safeguard against epidemics,
as protection against all unhealthy exhalations
that produce debility or beget disease; as an APP
petizer; as q sovereign cure for dyspepsia; as q
| general tonic and invigomnt; as a gentle, pain
| less aperient; as blood depurent; as anervinei
as a cure for the bilious affections; as harmless
| anodyne; and as the BEST DEFENCE OF HEALTH
| under unfavorable circumstances, such as sed-
entary pursuits, undue bodily or mental exer-
! tion, hardship, privation and exposure
| July T. lS7O-lm.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-07-14
Notice in Partition.

Francis Scel, of the county of Jackson ohlo,
and Henry Scel of the State of Missouri, will take
notice that petition was filed against them on
the 27tA day of June, A. d. 1870, in the Court of
Common Pleas, with and for the county of jack
son, Ohio, by Peter SCel jr and William Seel,
and is now pending, wherein said Peter Seel and
William Seel demand partition of the following
real estate, lying and being in the county ofJack-
son and State of Ohio, towit: The North East
quarter of the South West quarter, the West half
of the South East quarter and the West half
of the South East of the South East quarter,
of Section No thirty-lve, Township No. five, OF
Range No. Eighteen, excepting piece hereto
fore decided to Hannah Hopkins, and being in
the S, E. corner of the West half ofthe S. Il. quar-
ter ofsRid Section No. 10, commencing for bound
ary at the $. y. corner of said West half quarter,
thence in n Northerly direction along the road
leading from Washington Furnace, parallel with
said road chains, thence in Westerly direction
five chains, thence in Southerly direction on
a parallel line with said road chains, to the
section line thence cast OH said line to the place
of beginning,
Also excepting one acre decided to Peter Seel
jr, being part Of the West half ofthe S. f. quar-
ter of the South East quarter of said section, and
situate on the Lawrence county line in the S. Z.
corner of said w. a OFFS f.. quarter of the said
South East quarter, where the house now stands
occupied by Peter Seel jr., which deed Is record
cd in the record of deeds of said county of jack
son, Book OK" page COB. Also excepting that
part ofthe North half of the said West half quar-
ter known as the family homestead of Peter
Seel ST., and being q square acre on the public
road on the East line of said North half of the
SAID W est nult quarter, ana situated nalI way De-
tween the N. E. and S, Z, corners OF the N "A OF
said half quarter.
Also excepting one square acre decided by Peter
Seel ST. and wife to Francis Seel, and being o
part of said North half of said West half quarter
of Section 35, Township No. 5, Range No Is
and including the house where Francis Seel now
resides the West side of the road leading from
Gallia and Washington Switch on the railroad
TO Washington Furnace.
And that, at the next term of said court, the
said Peter Seel jr., and William Seel, will apply
for an order that partition may be made of said
premises. s.. E--g
Dated this 30th day of June 1870.
PETER SEEL JR. and WILLIAM sEHL.
.H.s. '... Pet'rs
Jarnes Trim Atty for petitioners. l6Wl
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