Belmont Chronicle from Saint Clairsville, Ohio • Page 3

ST. CLAIR SVILLE OHIO nnffwmiT Morning. July 24. 1873 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

(CENTRAL OHIO DIVISION.) Trains on Central Ohio Imw Rfllaire and arrive Bellaire as follows: WBST-BOCITO TSAIlin, rnmbril Col Ex. Aeeom. Col.AOC 11.50 a.m b. p. Fast Lin.

K'tlalr NetT's nieneoe Warnnrk's He'mont 8.5 Burr's 11U.M Hurtnn's Rurneavllle 6.15 12, 37 17 4.50 H.Vt 7. CO 7.15 12.SH KAirr-BOTTNO TRAILS. n.mh'M iwim. Ol.lfx. Fat Line.

fotnmrms "St Unrton'a Rnrr'a Ktnont Mil's Veff's in.17 Bellaire UVW 11 p. m. 4 4.V5 5, sun p.m si I 1 IS XI 4 1010 Trains rtonot stop where time Is omitted. LOCAL NOTICES. Lost.

A Child- Blue Marino Cape, embroidered with The person returning the same to V. W. Parsonage will be rewarded. y242w Saeksye Howera aH Keeper for aale by Isaae Davie, Bt, Je5tf For L-ns of Apwrtlte. DyaTepsta.Tndiestlon.

Tt-nreaston of Spirits and General Debtllt-. their variant forme. Ferro-Phosoorated Elixir of Calleava made bv Caswell. Hazard New York, and sold bv all drneglstx. the best nl.

As a stimulant tnnle for patients re- nverin- from fever or ntner ncni. it na ennal. If taken dnrlne tne Mnn it prtysnw fever and acne nd other Intermittent levers. To the Nervons of Both 'Sexes. The frequent requests of sufferers from Ner-wons.

Nenrelgle and Weakened condltiens the system, for the meana which restored the nnriralrnd to health man- year aa-o. has aeatn Indnoed him to make known pnbllcly titatntentlnn to heneBt others, and he will therefore, on receiving a post-ps Id directed en-vlniv nd fre" of charge a eopv of the the dleoovery. uses, and pre-arrln'lnn of the herbal remedy employed. Artdreu. JOHN M.

DAGNALL. M. 11 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. marlMm SANDERSON can be consulted personally or br letter at No 50, North Diamond, Jlesbeny City, Pa.

Ns-w Tbixs Jorr Oct. The Farmer's Plow Boot, at AILEY A BPMQAKNEK'S. A fine etock of new goods, at Bailey A Bam- garner's. apriwt TT WEST A SON. hare now a fall stock of Wall Paper, of the very latest style and as low prices as any ther In the town.

apuu TRUNKS! A splendid assortment, Jost received and of fered at reduced prices, at marSftf BAILEY A BUMGARNER'S, LADIES' SARATOGA TRUNKS and Traveling Baskets, at mar27lf BAILEY BUMGARNER'S. New stock of Valises and Railroad Bags, at marZTtf BAILEY BUMGARNER'S. IF JOB von want any Kind oi WORK, such as BILL HEADS, CHECKS, BUSINESS CARDS, CIRCULARS, LETTER and NOTE HEADINGS, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, AUCTION BILLS, COUNTRY STORE BILLS, ENVELOPES, BALL TICKETS, INVITATIONS, Call at the office of the BELMONT CHRONICLE, on Main Street, a few doors east of the Court House. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. United States Marshal's Sale.

Road Notice. Township Road Levies. Farm for Sale near Belmont. Marietta College. Sale of Town Lots in Old Bellaire.

Proposals for farn ishing Steam Boiler to Infirmary. Lost Merino Cape. Bankrupt Notice. Valuable Farm for Bale James W. HIghleyman.

State Senator Henry West. Primary meetings on Saturday. Oats harvisting is near at hand. Everybody is coming to the show. Wool has advanced slightly.

C. Troll 4 Son, are now offerring 44c The infant child of Joseph King.died on Monda of cholera infantum. See notice of town laire for sale. lots in old Bel- Mrs. Curry and daughter of St.

Louis are on a visit their friends in this County. The first case on record a chicken was run over last week by an Engine on the C. O. R. R.

near Glencoe. Our friends will oblige us by send' ing the names of the delegates chosen from each township to the County Con vention. Prof. J. H.

Gregg of this County, is interesting the people of Cameron, Monroe County, in the subject of music Judge Kennon is having an additional story placed upon the rear end of his house. There has been seventeen deaths from cholera in the Penitentiary at Co lumbus since the 12ih inst. Charles Shoemaker lost a valuable 3ieifer on Friday; she was overcome iy excessive heat. Eleven deaths have occurred in the Immediate neighborhood of Farming-ion within a month. As this is the cholera season every precaution should be taken to prevent its ravages.

Dhenfectants should be used freely. IL Welday and lady have returned from Jefferson County, whence they had gone on a short visit to their respective parents. The cholera infantum is prevailing in this vicinity to a considerable extent. Parents cannot be too careful in the management of their children. Samuel Wiley was in town yesterday -with some of the choicest Law ton blackberries we have ever 6een.

We tried them and we must pronounce them delicious, ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER. at of On Saturday officers Junkins and Scott of Wheeling, by request of the Marshal of Bellaire, arrested John Coas, a former resident of Martinsferry, charged with the murder of James Ainmons, in February, 1SC1, in the town of Kirk wood. Officer Owens Bellaire was in waiting, and shortly after the arrest, by the consent of the prisoner, transferred him to Bellaire, and to the County jail on Sunday morning. The j.risoner is a man of apparently stalwart frame, about live feet ten inches high, ruddy complexion, high receding forehead, sandy hair, with closely trimmed sandy mustache, about 35 years of ae. In an interview with him or.

Monday evening, he gave us the following as his statement of the facts connected with the alTair: Was a member of Col. Capehart's 1st W. Va. cavalry, then in camp on Wheeling Island. Had been invited to a party on the evening of the 17th of February, 1801, at Frank Linn's in Kirkwood, and when on his way thither he met two ot his com rades who insisted on going along.

Ar rived at the house of Mr. Linn he ask ed permission of the host for the admis sion of his friends, which was granted, In the course of the evening word was brought him that one of his friends had been beaten severely by some one, and he at once proceeded to the part of the house where the disturbance had oc curred and found that the statement was correct and his partner's head bleeding. Ammons was near by when some words passed between them, and Ammons made threats and used abu sive language; during the melee Coss drew a revolver and shot" Ammons killing him instantly, and then fled joining his regiment on thft island. Coss remained with his regiment and no attempt was made to arrest him. An indictment was found against him at the Summer term of court.

1864. At the expiration of the ar, July, 1S65, Coss returned with his regiment to Wheeling and was mustered out. Shortly afterwards he went to Gallipo- lis, and in company with two other men got on a drunken spree. The prisoner alleges that his partners broke into a shoe store and stole about $o00 worth of goods and secreted them in a room where he had been- placed in a comatose condition. The goods were found in his possession, and he assuming the name of John Mullins, together with his friends, were arrested, tried, convicted, and sentenced for seven years in the Ohio Penitentiary.

He was released a few months ago, a year before the expiration of his term. Upon his release he returned to thi. County to see his friends and to secure a local bounty of one hundred dollars due him from Pultney township. Coss expresses himself well satisfied in his position, and is glad to have the matter terminated. Below is an account of the affray from the Intelligencer of February 21st, 1864.

We yesterday received a letter from Frank Linn at whose house James Ammonii was shot and killed by John Coss, on Tuesday night last (Feb. 17, 1SU4), in which an enureiy uinereni version of the affair is given. The statement made by Linn is about as follows: One of Linn's brothers and a brother of his wife (and also of the deceased) had returned home from the arrow and it was decided to give them a dancing party to which a few of their friends and acquaintance were invited. The evening passed off pleasantly until John Coss made his appearance with two soldiers belonging to his Company. As they were not invited, Coss went to Liinn and his wile ana asKeu mere was any objection to nimseii anu friends remaining in the house, to which answer was made that they were welcome as long as they behaved them selves.

The dancing then commenced and nothing unusual occurred until about two o'clock, when Coss said to Ammons, "let's have the next dance." Ammons replied "talk enough. Have you got a Coss answered, "Yes, I have got your sister, not the married one but the other, Eliza." Ammons then threw off his coat it be ng to heavy to dance in and was going quest ot a partner, when coss raised his revolver and shot him. Ammons fell upon the floor and Coss rushed for Uie door, but meeting in the hall saiu "stand back or 1 will shoot you." Liinn turned back and uoss rushed from the house. Linn says that there had been no words between the men during tn3 evening rnd they appeared to be very good mends, NVhen the cry went around that Ammons was killed. all the male members of the party fell upon a soldier who was lying in bed and bruised him pretty badly.

Mrs. Linn finally induced the men to desist and the soldier was permitted to go away. This statement differs very widely from any version of the affair which we have yet heard. Ammons was buried on ednesday. Linn says that Coss gave himself to his regiment on the Island and still re-1 mains there unmolested.

John Durkin, an employee of the Bellaire Blast Furnace, was arrested by officer Owens, on Sunday, on a charge of carrying concealed weapons, and taken before Mayor Criswell. Failing to give bond for $200 for his appearance at Probate Court, he was furnished transportation to the County jail, where he now languishes. $3 With regret we announce the death on Sunday, at Urbana, of the esti mable wife of P. Lowe, the Super intendent of the County Infirmary. Several weeks since Mrs, L.

went on a visit to her Hister in Spriugfield, in the hope of recuperating her failing health Under the treatment of lier physicians she became stronger; about a- week be fore her death she went to her old home at Urbana, where she died. The name of Dr. Henry West of this place, is announced as a candidate for State Senator in this issue. The Dr. is well known in this County as a man of sterling integrity and worth and if nominated and elected will represent the interests of his constituents with ability and fidelity.

The Dr. represented this District in the Senate from 18G5 to 'G7. Joseph McConnaughey, of Bridgeport, was violently attacked on Friday evening last, with the cholera morbus. It was feared at one time he would not recover, but the danger is now past, anil the patient lias recov ered. or or A all in or Primary Meeting.

of The Republican voters of Richland Township are requested to meet at Clairsville, on SATURDAY, July 2Gth between the hours of 4 and 7 P. choose four delegates to represent them in the County Convention at Belmont, on Tuesday, August 5th, and one delegate to the Senatorial Convention, Flushing, August 2nd. They will also select one of their number to act Central Committeeman for the ensuing ALEXIS COPE, Central Committeeman. XX Senatorial District. TO THE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF BELMONT AND HARRISON COUNTIES.

The RepuhliV.in Convention will iiitft for the purpose of nominating candidate for Senator, to represent the Twentieth Senatorial District in the next General Assembly of Ohio, and for Ihe transaction of other business, Flushing, on EaiirSiy, -induct Ul at ONE O'CLOCK, P. M. Belmont Co. W. II.

McCoy, Geo. W. Glover, D. A. IIOLLIXGSWORTir, District Committee, Har.

Co. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. The Bepublican voters of Belmont County are requested to meet at their usual voting places iu the respective townships, between the hours of 4 and 7 p. on Saturday, July 2Cth, 1873. and select Jour delegates to represent them in the County Convention, to be held at Belmont, on Tuesday, August 5th, 1S73, for the purpose of placing in nomination a Bepuolican County ticket, viz One member of the General As sembly.

One County Auditor. One County Commissioner. One County Treasurer. One Prosecuting Attorney. One Infirmary Director.

The township meetings will, also, at the same time and rlace, select one member of the County Central Com mittee to serve for the ensuing year, and choose one delegate to meet in Convention with the delegates from Harrison County, at such time and place as may be hereafter designated, for the pnrpose of nominating a State Senator. Ry order of the Belmont County Central Committee. COUNTY CONVENTION. T. H.

FERREL, ALEXIS COPE, Secretary. Chairman. A genuine Yankee, A. W. Melville, a resident of Glenville, Conn and principal of public schools at As toria, L.

the guest of Gen. G. Hoge, of Bellaire, favored us with a call on tie is delighted with Belmont County, her beautiful farm lands, and picturesque scenery. Inas- much as Yankees are taught to believe that New England is the Garden of Eden, and that the Connecticut river is the River of Paradise, we certainly should feel complimented at this kind ly expression from as intelligent and refined a gentleman as Mr. M.

wish him a pleasant stay among ou people. ANNOUNCEMENT. Is tbe fee charge for announcing names of candidates. For State Senator. Mb, Edttob Please-annonnce the name of DR.

HENRY WEST of St. Clairsville, asa candidate for State Senator; subject to the de of the Republican Senatorial Conven tion to be bold In Flashing, Ang. 2. MANY REPUBLICANS. Pittsburgh Live Sock Market.

SATURDAY, July 19, 1873. Caitik. The run of cattle toward the close or the week fair of through, and light of way stock. There was nothing done at the yards to-day, as most of the buyers have eono East. The market wound np with pretty flriu feel ing, though sales were not effected so quickly as at tike opening of the market on Tuesday.

western men were generally satisfied with the condition of trade, bnt buyers complained about prices being too low for their market. ollowlng are the rates at whieh the market closed: Extra 1.4(0 to L5C0 1 steers, flae and smootn, oa; extra 1,300 ft steers S6 25aa 40: prime 1,208 lb steers f5 75a 25: Jalr 1.10U lb steers 5o S5 SO; common Jb steeis to 23a5 00. Hogs. The rnn of hogs was fair and con siderably in excess of the demand on Friday Trade ruled active, at an advance of Boo over our last quotations, prime hos sselhDg at to TO ihe market Is dull and prices lower, f5 60 oeing aoout me highest price paid for any- tning. Hhkkp.

The run light. Nothing doing at tbe yards and prices nominal. Toward the close the feeling was not qnite so good and sales were not effected so qnlckly as at tbe opening. Following are the current rates; Ex tra 100 lbs, fine wool, S3 40 to 5 50: extra 90 lbs, fine ool, ii 25 to 5 S5; prime 99 lbs. fine wool.

00 to 5 10; common St 00 to 4 50. WOOL MARKETS. BOSTON. July 19 There has been quite an active de mand lor wool th 3 past week, and the report transactions show tbat an Increasing proportion of new fleece of wool is selling. There has been very little cbange In prices of domestic wool, though there is some Irregularity, and slight concessions have been made In some cases.

Asa whole, however tbe market Is firm, recent advices from the West Indicating that the farmers are gelling full prices for the wool now selling, and that they holding very firmly. It is very difficult to get more than 50 cenUTor domestic fleece wool, thenghan occasional lot of very choice old brings a trifle more. We quotecholre Ohio at Includ ing old; Michigan iiiaOOc: Wisconsin 43uJ7e. talcs of foreign Include 4,000 lbs Capeat 3tc; l.buu as do puut-d at 47c; s.GOOlfcs do do at ns Australian at 50a. to NEW YORK.

July There has been more inquiry for both foreign and domestic the past three days than for some time back, and a slight Improvement in prices is I ollced for the tormer.owlng probably to the continuance of favorable ro ports from Ihe London sales; a telegram from mere quotes an advance another penny on Australian wools. Tlie sales herecomprise 500 bales Montevideo at about 31c; loo do Cape at about Sic; 30 baas super pulled, 4Se; 19,000 lbs Ohio fleece, 4 Valuable Farm for Sale Cheap. A VING quit funning, 1 will sell my Farm miles below Bellaire, cheap, said farm contains 1115 seres, abcul 170 acres cleared set In grass, tbe balance well timbered all underlaid with two veins of Coal, a good Cual Bank open; abundance of LlmeStoneandone araoijgai tbe beststock jt agricultural farms iH'iinoni. iotiii)'; aounaance or water in every Held, The Wegee and Bellaire Pike terminating at It. will sell the surface with without the Coal.

JyJw JAME4 HIGHLEYMAN. at at? SPECIAL NOTICES. St. to at as a at Ceutaur Liniment. There is no pain which the Centaur Liniment will not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue, and no lameness which it will not cure.

This is strong language, but it is true. Whore the narts are not eone. its effects are i Tt Voa nrnduppd mnra cures of lrvk-mw naljv.snrains. rueumaiism, j-----r swellings, catea-Dreasu. scams, rheum ear-ache, upon me numan irume, and of 'strains, spavin, galls, upon animals one rear than have all other pretended remedied since the world began.

Itis acoun- ter-irritant, an all-healing pain reliever. OiDDles throw away their crutches, the lame re rendered harmless saitt, 1k.o1.w4 without a scar Th ri is nSbnshed Hisnuuuiuug. 1 i Mchbottle. Itisselhngas no article ever before sold, and it sells because it does jut what it pretends to do. 1 hose who now tuner from rheumatism, pain or swelling de- -c .1 1 1 IVnf.ii.

serve to suner mcjr Liniment. More than 1000 certificates of re-inarkaMv cr res. "v'uding frozen limbs.chron- io-rheuniatitm, giut, running tumors, I ramlVH Will SKUU It 1 1 1 11 Ill lit in 11 1 containing certificates, the recipe, gratis. unv one reoueting it. One bottle of the! Stock-ownw this liniment is worm your intention familv should be without Centaur Liniment.

Co, XewYork. Castori a is mure than uhtitut for is thp article in enst- ivi vii. 1 ence which is certain to assimilate tne toou, rei'iaie me Doweis, vuris iiiu--h i Tt Anniain. nnithur niin-1 uiicaiiavunur-. s.

erals, morphine or alcohol, and take. Children need not cry miiv rpt. ana momers fehfifim Thirty Years' old Experience Kurse. of au Hn. Wlsiltw'f Ssstblsf gyrp prescr Iptlem ef one of the best Female Physicians and Norses in tbe United States, and has been nsed for thirty years with never fail-Ice satetv and success by millions of mothers and children, from the feeble infant or one oia to the adult.

It corrects acidity ol the stomach, relieves wind coUe, regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and comfort to mother and child. We believeit to beihe.Best and Surest Remedy in the World in ail eases of DYSENTERY and DIARRHOEA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from Teething orany other cause- Full directions for using will accompany each bottle. None Genuine unless the fac-simiie of CURTIS PERKINS Is on tbe outside wrapper. Bold oy ail meuioiuo Dealers. JyX The Household Panacea, and Family Liniment Is the best remedy In the world for the follow-1 niatntft.

viz Cramos In the Limbs I and Stomach, rain me etomacn, ooweis, or Side. Rbenmatlsm In all its forms. Billions Colic, Neuralgia, Cholera, Dysentery, colds. Fresh Wounds. Burns.

Pole Throat, Spinal Complaints, Sprains and Bruises, Chills and ever, or internal ana cxieruai use. Itsopa ration is not only to relieve the patient bnt entirely removes tbe cause of the complaint. It penetrates and pervades the whole system, restoring healthy action to au its parts anaquicaemug tue oiouu. TBI Krmmummwm mm 'J Vegetable and AU Healing. Prepared oy CURTIS A BROWN, No.

215 Fulton Street, New York. For sale by all druggists. JylOly Children often look Pale and Hick from no other cause than having worms In the stomacn. BROWN'S VEKMIFUUE UUMfTIS will destroy Worms witbout lnjnry to the child, being perfectly wan ana iree imm all coloring or other Injurious Ingredients usually nsed in worm preparations. tlnllQ unuwn, r-roprieiors.

No. 215 Fulton Street. New York. Sold ba DruooUU and ChemitU. and dealer in Medicine at i wisn-iiys Ltttra a oox.

jyuij A CfiDice Farn 40 acres, close to and in sight of Belmont, I Belmont Co-will be aold for One-1 third down, one-third in one year and third in two vears. with 7 ner cent Intel est on I deferred payments. This is a choice and val-1 nable piece of land, very fertile, beautifully 1 located, admirably adapted to nursery or small I frnit Durnoses. has on it a house, stable and orchard, and though heretofore held at higher figures, will now be Sold to the first person who offers thi i sum by letter, addressed to Taylor Anderson, tamonuge, unio- inei land is now occupied by Franklin Gregg. Jy24Cw oi at a stake marked A on the road leading from Belmont Ridge in Belmont Ounty.to the i vuurvu in vucmsc uu.j i 1 as" TrtnAtsvtftw iioli 4 Tar 1 fri i sa TiWftB Ids Road Notice NOTICE Is hereby given to the citizens ol Belmont County, that a petition will be presented to the Commissloneis oi said County at their next session, to be held on the first Monday of September, A.

D. 1873, praying for tbe establishment of a County Road along the lollou-ing described loute. lo-wil: Beginning landaof Jonathan Cash, in Flushing Town ship; thence Northwest on the line between Henry Casn and Jonathan Cash as near as practicable to make a good road, to a stake uiaked on the lands of Joseph Head; thence nenrly West to a stake marked on tbe lands of W. A. Carpenten thence West to a stake marked ou the lands of W.

A. Carpenter; thence West to the Northeast corner of Henry Brown's land; thence Weston me line rteiween Henry Brown and A. Carpenter, half of the road on each of men's lands to stake marked Eon the land of Henry Brown; thence West lo a stake marked on tne bounty line on tbe lands or Henry Brown, ana there to terminate, there to Intersect aCoontyKoad in Guernsey County leading to Smyrna, U. S. Marslial's Sale.

S. Circuit Court, gouthsris District sr Ohle. Tbe United SUtes, vs. Benjamin P. West, at.

al. VTOTICS is hereby given, that the nnder-i signed. Deputy U. S. Marshal of the South ern District of Ohio, bv ponas, by tne U.

8. Clrouit Court. Southern District of Ohio, lq favor of the Jailed Stales against Benjamin V- West, et, and to him .1.. 1 I I 1 I IT ..11 A Will VUtSi lUI ,010 wwii, I on I Saturday, AUGUST 9th, 1873, Ra on the premises near the DIstUlery occupied I virtue of a vendl ex-( 1873. the lollowlng described personal property, to-1 fit: Two Hundred head of Sbeep; our Hundred uusneis oi coin in tne crin; One Farm Wagon; Sixteen Acres Corn growing In the field; Sixteen Acres of Oats growing in the field: Twenty-two acres of fall Wheat in the shock; one i resning jnacnine.

Terms of sale cash. W. K. THRALL. U.S.

Marshal. Bv THOMAS H. Pkekki DeD. U. S.

Marshal. southern iistrtct oi unto. iyi-ux la tbe Dlttrict Coart of tae Halted States for tae Saatbera District efOhlo. IN BANKRUPTCY, the Hatter of Stephen Orettinaer and Itrael Lewi. Bmknvpt.

A warrant in Bankruptcy has been lssned bv said Court against the estate of Stephen Gres- singer ana Israel lewis oi tne county of Belmont, of the Slate of Ohio, in said District. adjudged Bankrupts upon tbe petition of their creditors, anu tne payment or any debts, and the delivery of any property belonging to said Dttuarupui, fcuem or to tueir use, ana tne ransfer of any property by them, are forbid- aeo oy ibv, A meeting of tbe creditors of said Bankrupts preve (heir debts and choose one or more Assignees of their estate, will ba held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Bellaire, said district. on tne eieutn Auenst-A. D. 173, at 10 o'clock A.

at the office of G. uoge, one oi tue Hegisters in BaDk- OI said court. H.THHALL.U. S. Marshal, as Mesatnear.

By Tbos. H. FerhkIh Depnty, Cox A Pom-btt. alt'ys. Jy212w ruptcy The Over Are By sou L.

MARIETTA COLLEGE, MARIETTA, Oliio. The next term In Colleire and Aeademv be gins THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 4th. The town pieasantaua oesniuui. rne SDoaratus and I binets are lance end in excellent order: thel uoraries couinin volumes. Aiu is given I worthy students needing It, The College has graduated thirty-six oi asses.

The atten dance the lust twn years mqch larger than be- t. w. f-fOsmenk Jyl'13 SPLEHDID JVEST1NT! LET EVEK MAN HAVE A 3008 Every -a- The A- A I uiuiary 1040 tt Trn-nm-Fcutw i. me nd sargeon to the iuifepqoor. westot toe rost OWps, HOME! Sixty Lot for Sale in Old Bellaire.

.1 .1 111 Vi eatuie ui muiin u-X Joining the City of Bellaire having been laid on in beautiful building lota, will be sold Public Auction on premises, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1873, o'clock M. money can remain as a loan ior nve years. A deposits of 10 per cent, required of all purchasers. By order of the Probate Court of Belmont Co Jy211m A. H.

HE WETSON, has returned to St I NEW ADVERTISEMENT ROAD TAXES. Offick of thi Arorroa of Bex. St. Clairsville. Ohio.

July 22. 17X TheTrnHteesor tbe several Townabips have levied road taxes as follows: Coleraln 5eu on each tl( valuation: Goeheu. 5 10" 10- I Mea't r-ee. pnimey Richland, 10 smitu, 10" Somerset, 10 Lnion wheeling. 5 Tork.

10 And notice Is hereby eivn that the tax thus I assessed may be discharged by labor upon the roadsynnder direction St the.apervi. I ineaMiracu oi roaa laxes are now ma; for distribution. ejyjiw JNO. B. LOXGLEY.

AnJltor. IjuM PiihUthrd.in a rettleU Enveloped. The Great Cause OF HUMAN MISERY. Price cti. I .1.

1 i. 11, .1 urv, rm.HB-B. man Radical Cure of srminnl Weakness, or Sper-i. niRtorrhon. iiitliimi hy Involuu- 1 "tw wim uia vunuuiuu wny uj, wmj cure himself cheaply, privately and radically, VKKWKI.I., M.I..aiithorur Rtjok, The vorld-reiiovrnfHl ui hor, in this admirable Lecturer, clearly prove frum hit own experience tlmt the awful -coiiKequeuces of may be effeciuully removed without medicine, and without dangerous surgical operations, bougie.

iUKtruments, rings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at once cerLan and effectual, by which every sufferer- no matter what bis condition may be, may (uuumlu and thoaftuiidit. Sent onder seal. In a plain envelope, to any address, on receipt of six cento, or two postage gtainDs. atldresslne the Dnblishera. Address the Publishers.

CHA8- J. C. KLINE A 127 Bowery. New York. Post Office Box.

4.5SC I LW TJ. Druggist BOOKSELLEU, ST. CLAIRSVjLLE Has received his stock of WALL PA PR AND WINDOW SHADES for the Spring trade. he largest variety of styles, and the Desi selection ever brought to St. Clairsville.

Call and satisfy yourself of the truth tnis statement. IMar. 20. Probate Cotirt. rOTICE is hereby given that the following named Executors, Administrators Guar-1 uians.ana Assignees nave nied in my office at tl 1 1 1 i vino, tneir accountsand voucher" for William Emraerson, guardian of Mai la, Nancy and Thomas W.

Emmerson, wards. A. Garrett, adm'rof Samuel Howath Lewis, adm'r of Sarah Holioway.deo'd, jrouro. Hum oi xfco Deri ituereoD uecu Abner Dillon assignee of Josenh A. Hm William Wilkinson, ex'r of Christian Baker.

dee'd. J. Smith, assignee of Robert 3. O'NelL Tbomas Pyledm'r of David Qrtrriea.deo'd. Margaret Clevenger, guardian of Smith Cievengw, ward.

Mary Sherry, exrx of Arthur Sherry, dee'd. aacvrauguey. guaruian of Ulzabeth OlilOV, r.mT. r'r IT ti mnm I flhin vmu II. Isaao Perry, guardian of LavtnaPiper.

ward. Nancy Frost, adm'r of Wm Frost, dee'd. vi arin, auiu oi iriee uornwen, dee'd. John Henderson, adm'rof Wm Henderson, dee'd. John Burjrnndthal, guardian, ql Cynfhla A Mauhew and John Porterfield.

ex'rs of John Porterfleld, dee'd. All at vhlrh will fiu- setUement on the 5th day of Angnst. A D. W. CAKKOLL Jy 10 td STEEL Probate Judge.

I Ol'ELE TRACK A ST Saving 87 to 114 Milea, and arriving out Train AUViiHOB ai 3STEW YORK Saving 5 Miles and arnviuv 6 Bonn In Advance at BALTIMOK. Saving 77 Miles, and arriving 1 Hoars In Ad Twice at WASHLNCJTON. Reaching PHJXADB-LPHIA, One Train. the Quickest, Great Irou Kailway Bridxs the Ohio River at Parkersburg and Morniif and Night Lines of PULLMANS PALACE DRAWING-ROOM AND SLEEPING CARS ran on this Route from Wheeling orCo- luaiuw iv iMiuiuui nuu wasnington city l'HUUT CHANGE, this route yen avoid all omnlbot transfers. Tickets for sale at all Ticket Offices In the in ana west.

COLE. W. Pi BMITH. Geu'l Ticket Agent, Master Transport'n, Baltimore. Md.

Haiti mora Mil SIDNEY B. JONES.Qeneral Passenger Agent. Ciiuciuuati, uuio. feboTS. GET THE BEST Wpbslcr's lnabiidsca Die-Hoiiary.

10,000 Word and Meaning nU irCZolKer W'stsxi iKJEii'fflViS! Word and Meaning Mot JJiotionarie. Engravings; 1KW Pages.Quarto, Price Historian. Scholar knows IU value. IW. H.

Prescott. the V.eenonenl my daily com can ions. Joliu Jj. Motley, the historian. far as I know, best defining Dictionary.

fllorace Munn.l best guide ot students of onr Language. John G. Will tiler. an uiuers in ueiining scienuno terms IPresldent Hilehooek.i IDemarkableeompendiuin of human knowl-Afcedga. necessltv fos everv iutellltfnt i.miiv teacher and professional wan.

What IB I Dlotiouary, ALSO WEBSTER'S NATIONAL PICTORIAL TIONABY. Pages Octavo. 800 Engravings. Price (ft worn is reany a gem or a lMotlonarv mllllon.Am.ricaV SffK5J2K3 rvS.ACliRRlA Hnrt.e.M v. fioTd by DIC- la Le Wild in 9 yut Tkt Bock, Horned tnperb of the eoont, aiBotat Ost In is ths iacai af ths For flrett Cararan.

Tears NEW ADVERTISEMENT Miscellaneous Tliilg Slot is Mi! See the Fire Elephants See the Grand Procession WILL EXHIBIT AT St. Clairsville, on Thursday, July 24th. Will be at BARXESVIIXE, Friday, July SSth. Howes' Great London Circus, Hippodrome and Caravan, with SANGER'S BRITISH MENAGERIE OF TRAINED ANIMALS. Three Distinct Exhibitions I One Ticket to Bee All! Taesttentloaor ths ublie ii eaUvl to ths (sot thai it so USEU JSjT.

(so oiled) or say nt its eoneommltsnta, ftdrertbed Is sottoeetios with Uowcs' Great London Circus sad Sanger's British Manacta-ia. This establishment la smnra sunpir at to lejminiat and only eunts- i anuMjgusu intuiauoB ui AmorMa mat trUn aad 1 alfoni to tUnd upon its own mniu without lwriiif recourse to flctltioiu title or other deceptive dTl-ce to bring It Into notice. CIRCUS PERFORMANCES will eommtocs with piagnlAccpt full dress CF'Cavaixadb of Ladies, nv-nntod nnon Tw1v rfclilresnarlMaei hortM. and in their rariouo rroiutiona. a perfect auhooluf elegant lille ExereUe and tkiilul ate of the brnllc i Introduction to sn AniarUaa Andltsoa of tha it a.

penilou Parthian arttatr, lVTLLE DOCKRILL, the Equestrian Wonder of Europe I Craphie Pantomimic Sernrs oa Mors back by MOJSS. DOCKRILL. Bammmsolt lUdlnf and Dtuhlnff ftmtt by tte JOTvBLM MAITBE PIEEEE. Tit dlvsrting sad team trie Humorist, MONS. KENNEBEL, the Clown who never Speaks I ksiaf the arst of kit tebooleTar taenia AaMrfca.

Burlesque Manage Act by Hons. Kennebd (on Us Maaqaerade Bus at norsa. I I 17'- William H. MORGAN, the World-Challenging Ilurdle Rider. lae brilliant Trail rh Athletas.

knows throughout Europe at tha ROMEIU iERIAL GYMNASTS, M'lle MAKIE liOilELLI, Signor EUGENE liOilELLI, Master CAKLOS KOMELU, thflr trondarful yErlal Prrkarnianoe furtj feet rroua tii rround callad Berceau de Fer, or Iron Cradle. KW tad orljfiua) srapfe rrri.UtH, LeTournauicnt des Brigands. Lofty ami dangerous frata niwa I3TLA C11A1SE PEltCDE. Suprrb dltflty ofhlrh hrmlinir and tl onuii-h boras oj auui. uocanii.

aiH.n nttiauMmt French Manage llune ELLXNUTON. i land i I I Af I va i i imp mo I -eaaa. jm -jr tt a a the Bestta rri.irxi. iiii: rhi- Four Quartna ui ttj tiloU-! FIVE ELEPHANTS IX THE KING performed by tbe acromplithrd iosrra4.r. Mr C.

Bobarts the mont wonderful exhibition of Wild Beast training and brute aairacity ever wttnettMl. MOLOCH, TUE Encounters 8 Royal Bengal Tigers their den. A Boat terrific and tarilllnr perfbrm-toct notltlrely uoe-juaM by aj.jr other trainer ia ui'trnos. MONTANO, THE CANNIBAL, Wraatlca with and overcomes pack of Ferocious Hyenas, or Grave Robbers. WILD ZEBRAS IN THE RING taroofh eourae of symaattles by tbelr trainer.

Sanger's Select British jlenagrerio embrsoat al) li)t WM eatu if apr lolenat, uku waiehsre rrest Africa Hoc potamua, tbe rrarerol Bless is ki I Ihe 1 wuu. las I i tne i rods; I i ing of oi I i I and I I two I to A. tlit Ktaad Call Star lrn ItMl'a. tbe Hone, Janualeor llnnkeva, Hii'in-Tirrls, Atlatie Lion and Ua.neaa. Oreal White Bear ths Arctic Bs.

els tMrtlwd and Three Spotted Hy-sss. Six Uoynl Bciural Tirert, Cp.med Csffhriaa Impoon, South Americas rtnthers, Coogara, Wild Oata, Catauiounts. icbneuinnt, Kss. Ontnes Pirt, Biofikeya A pea, llabbooaa. Cbiui-pansees, Birds of Paradiae.

gurreaoaly plvmad, niaf Caaatwary Bird, Vlarawa. Coeatoot, Parrots, Parroqaeta, Carrier Dovea. Enriltk Pheaasnta, Mex-lasa Poweea, AsMrleaa Easiea, Afriots Ottriebes, Crowaad Crsaea, together with larre snuibtr of minor aniauila of svery dttcrlptioa. TSE a tbe nouse good all about Tl half I of stable The I other school aoout Entertainments Afternoon and Evening, Doort opes at 1 and hour's time to Me tha Wild BfSitt In their Dens. order to rive tha iuiIlbm Bi.idiHnni..

a tha euliertioa of wild iDlm.lt run ulna Xlmtgerl departtuent, ths Clrcut perforw. will not keg la until as tosr tAtr lbs uwilof doura. aiors roll tnd particular detorlpuoa of tbs London Show, ate Pictorial Potters, and Ad-vertltaintsts of Howet A ftannr'a Combined Ooaa. ptnletrcircss, Ulnpodraats, Mausraria, Fautouuna. As.

ADMISSION, CH1LD1EK Under 10 of Age 30 CTS. 25 CIS. timber rr Said further I or the West it eat acres one security. The 300 For Jeastd signed laiimior lateot All quested those nested NEW ADVERTISEMENT Miscellaneous Miscellaneous mi in Jirta 1 HAVE a "Orough llred Durham Bull, bred 1 by as. Ma.

of ML Vernon, Knox and offer bis Tvices 10 inose tbat wisn to improve tbelj stoc I have also a Si vinj Calf, Thorongh Bred, sale, price (ou. ui uue-uaii muea Oast ot Belmont. jyXfw a. M. UEXTLEY.

Administrator's. VTOTICE Is hereby glvn, that In the Probate l. tnrioi signea was appointed an aonaiinea aa Admin- juoea iienaerHou. Btratorsof the estate oi James dee'd. late of said (uintv.

ft All persons indebted to estute are re quested to make Immediate payment, and thoe Imviut: claims aalust aid estaut are re-quested to present I hem with Ui one year from mis uuie. JOHN HENDERSON. ANDREW HINDKrWON. A'lm'rs of the estate ol J. lifuderson.dec'd jyiw LegaJ TTotice- I IMON P.

BUTLER, whose place of residence I is unstiown. win take notice thut Lioolsa J. i i I ra .11. ii i VI I I'll I 1. L.7 1 Ohio, di -ton Hie ml day of July, A.

D. 1I. I file her ieliliou in Hie Court ol Comuiou uleiis Iwitnio ana tor ui vouiny oi tteinioiii in said State of Ohio, ag.tiest hioi, the said Simon P. Kutier, aPK-nuaut. praying lor a divorce, all- Imony.

custuoy of minor children (Ihrt-e iu uuniopri, aud to he ivMored lo her uiA'dn name (Louisa J. Hoy ill; and the said 1'. Butler la uotitled that he is required to appear I anu aimwer nam pent ten on or ueiore tue zird day of August, a. D. IsTS, or the same will be I iaKen as true.

M. D. KMasK. J.MANNINO, jy3ew Alt'ysur Petitioner. Notice- OTEPHEN BOUOS.

Ezekiel Boggs and Har-iT i'et and James Warnock her uusuauu, wuo resiaewituout tbe State of Ohio, will take notice, that the undersigned aa Ad ministrators of Joseph Bogi-s. deceased, this oaymea u.e probate Court of Belmont ouuiy. unjo. a netltlon aval nut said wnH. I ants and others, tbe prayer of which petition I order of said Court, authorizing tbe Admistrators to complete a contract with Joseph Boggs, for the sale to him of sixty acres oi laud, and with Elihu Wilkison, for aaui, oi a tot, ana ior authority to execute deeds; also for tbe sale of tbe remainder ol the real estate of which said Joseph Boggs died seized, to pay a mortgage to said Harriet M.

Warnock, ai.d to pay other debts of the estate of said Joseph Boggs. Said real estate is si mate in Belmont County, in Section 18, Township 8 Range. The petHiou will be for hearinir in the Probate Court ou tbe 1st day of August Wit BOGGS. MOSES BOGGS. Jyolw Adm'rs of Jos.

Boggs, dee d. Notice- The Pipe Creek Coal Iron Company, vs. William J. Purdy and others. Court of Common Pleas of Bel "mont County, Ohio.

THE defendants, Benjamin A. Lock wood, Annie B. Lockwood. Ie Ia-ItwivuI n.m. line R.

Lockwood and Caroline O. Lockwood. onii utiii vi iu jj. nOCKWOOd who reside In Polk Conuty, Iowa, Met B. Brnce and Douirlass Bruce, who rnaidA in Man.

shall County, West Virginia, are hereby no- Mui, uaii tne j-ipe vreea luu ana iron company this day filed In tbe Court of Common Pleas of Belmont Cocnty, Ohio, a petition against said defendants and others; the prayer Of which oetition is. that eertmln lnnria and mining prtvUeges. and personal property, in aaid petition described be conveyed to plaintifT. under contracts between the surviving partners of Lockwood. rBurley A and Patrick Hamlll and D.

E. Oflettand plaintifT free and clear of anv claim of defendants. The property described in the petition is situate in Sections 5. 0.11 and i9r iuwuiiipi, nangea, xteimon. couety, and is all the land, coal and mining privileges, to- sctuer wuu toe ixwi worn, nxtures and machinery thereon, and tools at the Coal Works, "-'J vwhcu uy mo uriu ui IjOCKVODO, tlurley A Co excenta tract of about 4 utrM snin hv said surviving partners to Thomas A.

Craig and a tract of about 6 acres to Benjamin Lock- wyVl nam defendants are required to answer by 23rd of August next. BT, JVEXtT, Att'y for F11T. ASSlffn.ee N0tlC3- NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of Jndklns A Vanfla nf iln.kli.. u.i.., I DOnntY. UtJlo.

that on the 13th Ha nr lnn. MRQ I. A I I wuHWBiMiuMiavuaii oi Isaac no no way. Assignee of said Jndklns A Vanro w.n. tied by the Probate Court of Rimn.i r- I unio, ana tne amonnt 85, was found "uus oi saia Assignee for distribution among the genoial ereditors.

whose clsims I sve oeen ti ovmi. Kadi roiiir i MEESoi risVittfwA Mlolmsi in.t a I au-, woci lug Buuiciea imouDl to pay otti of admin Ik' ration that may yet ISAAC HOLLOWLY. Je263w Assignee ol Jndkins 4 Vance. the Jy3w Dentistry, 11 lion, rati ma InlWnli.i,. Artificial teeth tl.

l.i iit.niiL I ior iu iwl iM.r nr nn.ir a iu Lne UttniftKL mn.ia purest material ever warn in the inoiith. Iuoia a.ia niiver worx done when required I Especial attention paid lotrealinK Afllling thel wu. ah imrrinKQ, JiSetf Office nearly opposite Post Office. riK. WOOD Imvin located i.i Kt.

Clairsville. announces to the uubiic trint. l.e la non prwpareu.Lo periorin ail SHERIFF'S SALE. Belmont Common Pleas. In Partition.

Mary A. Hlllingsly, L. W. Billingsly. et, aL DY vlltneof an ontAr nl.

In lh. I case issued and to ma directed from Court Comn.on Pleas of h-imnnt I Ohio, I will offer for sale at the door of thel LMUB av ijj VIHU1 VUltS, CJU MONDAY, AUGUST 11. 1873. between the hours of one and three o'clock, P.M' on said day. the following dewwihi Situate.

Ihe CoontT of BeJainnt and fltmtI ilhlA n1 hnlni sa v. "Vr I viiiv, uu wviuh ixu ui LMH nfirLllWML quarter oi mcuou ixo. a. in tlange 5, Town- ana Doanaea as rouows, BeiQDinx ai noniiwcoi corner oi ine efuon and run DiDieoDio wiui iueaeciiOD une 164 percbea stake; thence East 48 perches 18 links to a stake; thenoeWest 89! North 164 perches to astake; thence West 48perohe and iSlinks-tol nlace of heeinnlna. eontalninir aa uma or Ate.

Anothes tract boanded and described follows: Beine: a Dart of tha Northwt quarter of Section 21, Township I Ranee ft uvgiDDiiiK uo uw ionn not rods from norin west oorner or said quarter section tnenoe iLAnu u.oot rods; thence Son thence West rods; thence No rtb IIUMmriilntha n'aM nt I iz acies more, or less, jacctpt. all tbat art I said above described land on the North a Ide 1 15? aroaa leaning irom nusnins; to Oordner' Factory, containing 31 acres and traction- 1, leaving on tneoDtnaideor aat.i mui mi wm. i Ite I. Miu uuvuir 11.651 rods; thence South K4.S0 r-f7-p I a iracuon. Appraised at Sou per acre.

Terms of Saie. One-third cash on dav of V. I 1 I nii.uu vui.ni in uua Tear ana one-inira in years, with interest on defered payments MKCurniDT uiorigSKeon premises sold. WM. C.

COCHRAN, Sheriff of Belmont County, Ohio. B. Tbioo, Plfls. Att'y. lylOta It HOLD ctold Tlwee Tanas for Sale.

situated and on I first containing 180 Acres, iour miles south of Centervllle. ridge between tbe waters of Bend fork and capuna creeks, Belmont County. Ohio. The lsae-ooairame nniiinnv. a tin mome i cellar, good well of water In the yard and other necessary ont buildings, three good I orchards, convenient ia school anA ph.ir.hM I acres cleared and In good cultivation, i every neiu; tne naiancelnl timoer.ana pieniy oi coal on the farm.

1 ua icwuu mot cuniuui lnu arna eiut.n a attun. mile- Ol Ihe above farm. SOOd frame houael Ail five rooms, well on tbe porch, good barn an I down" and a good Store Room 2S by SO, nearly I spring i vauumiu, uit ittti is iu goou state purities third tract containing 107 acres, 5 miles of the out buildings, good orchard, close to and churches, and plenty of water; Ta aores cleared, the balance In good dullness, Tbe abote farms are all in good bud id goou state oi cultivation. farms lor sale on reason able terms. For particulars call on me on tbe Dremlsea address me at Demos, Belmont County, o.

jejuni po. JAHU A Kith IT. Valuable Farming Land for Sale. BYor.ler of Court, I will sell at pnblls ane-tlon on the premises, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1S73, farm of Isaae B. Kelly, In Ohio County.

Virginia, mile-, iroin Wheeling on the Liioerty itrnpiit, anri containing -UK of the best Short Creek land. Terms of Sale. One-third cash, balance In and two years with Interest sod good land wiU be sold parcels of from IS to acres to suit purchasers. particulars see posters and advertisement Iu Wheeling lutolllrenoer and Relaur. WM.

P. HUBBARD. Special Commissioner. Administrator's Ntice. NOTICK Is hereby gives, that la the Probate Court of Belmont Coantv.

Ohio, tbe under was appointed and qualified aa Admin ot me estate ol Harah A. Bailey, dee'd. said count v. persons Indebted to said estate are re to make Immediate payment, and having claims against sahl estate are re- to present lb out wllAia one year A-oaa aUdateJ J. Q.

VcFARLAND, Adm'r JeHttv of lbs sstale of S. A. liaiiey place 7mic leva Jn Spleen hue Is these ED rrora in the Iii.iv Price Pr. pation. Water thirty-live obstinate NrY-CiiruLsja NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

for eoly DtnkT AtlvcnilBcs Aete ef a.w Terk. 11-11 AND DANDELION lhe bet BLOOD PURIFIER of 2f lmalates to healty action I8n w0 ich nature ho, appointed to carry "Portleeol the Blooi wnif.hT. ibe Kldneys-tbe Dandellou np and stimulates the Bowels regular action. Theee organs aetl.c JMmi. 1 jr.

clear the system and carry away Uie serins ofdiseasi Uet this remedy. W. C. HAMILTON A CO, Cincinnati, Ohio. I TtuvctiitM I Worfeinz I1assl" Respectable employment at home, day "eteri lull instructions aid Valuable DackAJ7A aruua MOSE r-M A if tvn nnnva tm tk.n! Bryant', Library of Poetry and lis.

Beecl.er-s Kw HouSkeeiiS'i Manual. Both selling lust and far. ifxXsWe Territory; nigral terms J. it. ToRli A New York, Chicago aud'n- r-M CHARMING.

may fascinate and enin the love and effi-clons' of any person ti? choose inatniitly. This simple mental acquirement si! can rows, tree, by for 2Se to. guide. EgyVt.anOrie n.niK iu Shirt c. A nucer book.

AdilruT wii i p. Pubs. WANTE PQ Wholesale "'Agents for PDrahulns Agents for tha r. .1 i The JOHN A. DODGE.

Gen 1 Agent. Danbnry.Cuun. NUMEROUS TESTS HA VEDPROVFD jAMMJurnhaui'sNcwTurhiue WATER WHEEL a NEVER Wells' Carbolic Tablets are asnre cure for all diseases or the Resnira. ther Asthma, Catarrh. UoarKeneM Windpipe.

w'tJonchSl 1 "es ot tneLnngs. taken, tnese TAbLETS should be promptly and freelv bfSod mti, ltIl'ue severity of Ihe attack, and re.tore healthy action to tbe arrected niann. Well' Carbolic Tablet are pnt np only In Win boxes. TakenosutwiitutesT ff ihey nn'tbS foond at yonr i oaS to A refur'n'ma'ir' ft SZi Oeeelwed by Im It rrlceacentsa Box. POTUIAK EXPOSITOR OF TI1E GCSPKIS AND ACTS By Bev.Alfret Xkviv t.

embraces the International Series of Lessons tor three ears. Evrry pastor, teacher and f'1 yefd It. Endorsedby President! Me-Cosb. Cobleich. Klnv m.

u.I .7, son.8tepbeuVHavS. and the' ClergfTn'S LFR Address ZIEG? llwtri Auk )-' sttrtkctptr forlt. Havana j.ntfrT7 nffhiho ioo.ooo drawn ever it nAv tickets halves quarters 7, tenths Sll. twentief tl in UUVtKMMKJiT UVPTVItTK-a Hon fl I 1 1, 1 'mw itibm Brunswick, JI.K.KI Tlckela. mm lri Hambnra.

SI.5u0Tinkeu. 4S Prin. nti minrmation (riven, fend r.uuurte, zscHOCH. ox 110 Nassau street. N.

lUtSHlTH PE1CIL1ST. AiJif iTISt JTT II as WEAR "YEADON" MILLS FLANN15L IfrotKittla keep clear Colds tsd lUlcainttlim Kothlaz srninans prrrssL'saH paT Brepch-toiiiiinff chni Shot ri n. ii nonote iiriuiTriM, Him i ImI ill i. tO tH. linn U.l.ri.l llill.nnl ld, "rSO Rr.

uuos. Army Uuiu, "sf naue-u lor.uooas sent express oototw examined before naid for FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY C1NCHO-QU11M1NE which combines all the alkaloids of the Cinchona Barks, and is as effectual a remedies tbe Snlphata of Quinine, while it is mneh cheaper ami more palatable. CESeml stamp for descriptive etrcui-ir with formnlai for using the Clncho-Qulnine, and Testunonixls from byticians all aver the oountry. Pranared br BIIXINfiS n.iii.m v.u,. Soceessors to Jas.

B. Nishols Col, Boaton, itaait nepresentea in jmcw York by S. II. Austin, at John F. Henry's, No.

College Place. NTTNT mmml mm. a I I I I II 1 1 1 -J Ik. Ala Ellifltt 111 If f)i CI P1110 III I JJlSCUSc PRKVEVTPn PY TTCTVn JliVJ BKOMO-CflLOBiLIIM, THE NEW ODORLESS ANT) NOV POTnnT'ywVVTT NULS. VERFUL DE- ANT.

t. always Safe. vliT Z. cnoiera, iZllT! mlnli that a lew drops hiTj lumoier oi water. wiu Pro sure protection from daily nse destroys all bad odors -rf sonons emanations aliont wnnr v.v;uaMva.

auu ent" contsgion and disease; eon- um iv uuor oi us own is th. beat i1UlntM.l.nl 11 MVnan PUKPOcTEo. Prepared only be by all dKiggisU. New York. jsVf uns.nnHiiiJd ltutemott pmnrflil eiemrer.

strensthener snd of Uiandaltr ohiraciiona knowa u. mihii i. JimnlJe mlnnMf to ennUltnlU.a. Mwnn. and debilitated by tbe waim weather of and Summer, when the blood Is not In oiiaciivecircniation, consequently gathering from slugRiabnesand ImperKct artkia awreUveor.sns.snd ia mani'ested by Scroiula.40.

When weary md Inuavid from overwork, and drowsiness aud Interna take tbe ot e.ienjy and vigor, the system needs a to build It ur aud help the vital forces to In these eruperallve power. the heai ot Aeanarr. freouenll tbe Ureeantl do not properly pertorni tbelr fuuel ious; uterine ana uriuary urgans are inactive, producing weakness ol the stouisrh and lutes tinea and a predisposition to bullous de-. raogenieut. DIR.

WELLS' AIT OF Jl'ttCBEBA prepared Irertly from the SOUTH A ERI-CAN 1 LA'T, and Is peculiarly suited lo all dimrnllies; it will cleanse the VITIAT BLOOD. strenhTthen tbe I.I t-E-m VI Ml POWEHS, and KKMOVE ALL OlisTl ITlONs IMfAlKKO AND KN Kr Oigaaa. thmvlU reel)! taken, as lurubeba is pre-nonnced bv medical writers the mcst efficient PUU1F1ER. TONIC OEOBSTKUENTkiiowui whole range of niedirlnal ulauts. i irr.

i iin l. -a. iwl, Mole Agent for tbe Culled la tee. One Dollar per bottle. bVeud for clroula Sharp a Specihc rnrcs Dyapensia.

Xnali- Vomiting of Food, Sour Stomach. Brash, Heartburn, Low 8 irlts. Ae. Ia years never failinc lo cure the moat cases. Sold by druggist xeaeraJlv.

Asents cjhsis et msjled on application..