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.Americans in Prison in Kczico.
On Uie ultimo live Americans, arrived
nl San Antonio, 'lYxw, froaj Califoiua,
having c.mt) Iiy the overland route from
Macallan, on the 1'nciCc. From lliese g'i
tie'sen tue fcsn Aa!;if ZtJysr tn-.obiatcti
liiu lui!o'ui -ucii!rti of thv iuiiuoii
meot of three Americans:
"In the city of Duritngo, Mexico, thej
learned in a private tmtnner that there were
aoroe Americans in the city prison, and thj
nfu-rwards got permission to iii them
They found tlieru in a largo stous Uuireoti,
of so filthy a condition that it was almost
impossible for visitors to remain i the en
trance way but a few minute. The Ameri
cans in confinement were three in number,
Mid their names and fortnsr (daces of resi
dence were as follows Willimi Shirley,
Broom county, New York; William .Rogers
Stark county, Ohio; John Gaines. Dayton,
Montgomery county, Ohio. .... These men
lisre been in thi? liitliy ouneon four yenis
Mild three moniln, and du ing two years of
this time they were chained down to the
fljor, in total darkness, where they could
iiot see any person bu. the one who fed
them their rlarvin allowance. At the end
of two years the hue chains around tlnir
ankles and wrists had worn the ftesh off to
thw bone, au.I such were their horrible con
dition that their chains were removed to
save their lives and keep them in misery the
longer. The flesh is partly heald over these
woundi, leaving the most he irt sickening
tears, which were all seen by the live j;er
sons nb ve mentioned.
"They stale that they were imprisoned
on the cIiHrjje of murdering and robbjnr a
Jn in for his money, and they rtate, also,
that from some facts which they are in pos
session of, the person who committed the
murder escaped. They have been trying tj
get a trial, but a hearing is refused them.
They have written letters to the Aineiican
Minister in Mexico several limes, nrtl they
have reason to believe that he has uever re
ceived them.
"Our informants leprned from many res
pectable Spaniards in Durango that it was
impossible to get evidence to convict them;
and the great mass ot the people believe
them innocent. The youngest of these pris
oners, John Gains, of Dayton, Ohio, is only
seventeen yeais old.
"The above statement is of the most re
liable character these persons witnessed it
with their own eyes, mid they are persons of
undoubted veracity, and some of tlieni have
long been known to somti of our citizens.
Let ths alarm he sounded in the ears of ev-
ry American citizen, that three of their
brothers aie confined without cause, anil
lire faiiisl'ishing with hunger and dying in
chains, in a dark", loathsome dungeun ia the
city of Durango, Mexico."
Speedy Justice.
A man named John Watkins, alias Bate
man, was yesterday tried in the Criminal
Court on a charge of urahd larcein, and
:uu ioted. The jury assessed his puish
intstit at. live year's imprisonment in the Pen
itentiary. Wa: kins was arrested about one
-week ii!o in a country tavern, about ten
ii:le& fiom the citv, wheie he had slopped a
few nvnincnis in his flight from an officer
whom he suspected to be on his (rack.
lie hail met a young man named George
Phillips in Louisville, mid persuaded him to
jio wit'i him to Chicago where he suit; I s
was doing business on a large scale. The
Yourg man consented to 140 and engage
wiili him fur wages, if ho liked his busings
mid the teams.' When they had anived al
Lafaj eiu.-, Iniliami, tlic-y 1 ft the oars mid
went into 111. eating I. misc, where Watkins
treated iis young Ifiend to biiidy. Soon af
ter di inking ''hidi.is beeaurie -Voi-v dvow.se,
ind taking the advice of his fiiend, lie lay
down to slei p. When he awoke he found
1 is passage t'eket torn up mid lying around
bun, his money, amounting lo S80 gone;
also n gold watch and chain, worth frla),
and a pair of pistols and his trunk keys. -Va
kins was also gone. A liain ot cir
cumstances brought Phillips to St. Louis to
eee a cousin of his residing here, mid 011 the
moiiiiiig alief his iirrivnl he met Watkins on
liroujway and uent up a-'.. I spoke lo him,
.hut he soon made his escape from his young
liiend. His boarding oouse was toinid,
and in his trunk was lound Pliillip's pistols
and keys. The watch was found by a boy
where it had been thrown tondvoid tlnlee-
' lion, and the chain was found in a broker'
office. Tim evidence was wholly oircmn
simitial, but so eompte in its character, that
the jury was not long in finding a verdict
uf live years. This was only one year from
the time of his arrest. St. Louis Republi
can. Indiana Monkv Dvk ix tub Field.
Mr, Dyv, the liaiiker, and publisher of the
Detector and ihe Jjelineator, Usued the fol
lowing circular from his Office, on the south
west corner of Third and - Wnluut, j ester
day: ".?mall Indiana Notes received on deposit
nt this office at par, for the purpose of send
ing home for redemption. Ve are deter
mined our depositors shall net Jose by ihe
effects of the small note law; extensive ar
ungements have been completed for that
purpose. We see no good reason why the
institutions of our eisUr State should bu tlis
rediled, especially at a time when capital is
so much needed when t iey uie amj ly se
cu ed bp stocks. Every deposit must Lo
accompanied with a memorandum.?
We noticed a large number of d 'pesi ors
in bis office during the day, and the pirn unit
lie received must have been heavy. While
he receives the foieigu noles at pnr, from de
j o iiors, l.e is cashing teeir check; t a hunk
juhle Hnds. His arrangements must be "ex
tenaive" to enable him to do this, and those
who have funds of teat description, thereby
have a Teiy easy method of disposing of
ilhcni. 1 ople who have Indiana money in
their hands, will do well to make a note on' i
"'" y; Coal and Sugar. ;;y ; A: .
The St, Losui Democrat tays of the pro
'i J'OshI for an nnii-ooHl-tHX lciioue: ' -
"'X'l)e rej eal of the colli duties will hoi be
, felt bv tio peopl of Die West to Kiiy con
(, siderable exlent, hut we nniy Jvnrii some,
thing from ilii moveoient, bih! act upon the
iimt fur the1 pui pose of getlin!;, rid of the
V dutlcki oh sugnrs autl otIir necessaries ol'
i life, with which th Western peo)ila are
' burtheneii, ' Our Westerii members of Con
... jrre8. if BOtnuio(ied by profJdess discus.
ions of alnvery, fn'mht en. ifive and take
Jielp, ; Give t,litf jEastern States .cheap fuel
, .West will hnd in the AUhaik: feiutes uiern.
br who are mady to ngree to it. " Tha du
ties on sugar are not to itihuoian in; their
-onsequence to the poorer Lases as the
duiies on coal, but they affect a larger num
J er. ' ;W shouldl te ; glad, for our par), to
r, nee Umj two objecta combined in one attempt
r at reform, and atrenioug effort mad to
'jt strik from our reyenae law,' p$ ihe ,sam
blow, b jih the tax oa coal and th lax on
' jIUgar... ;.,'l' ' ': bt'M a. ;..:
There Ii'm ilwftya been a perfieyjjl under
J Uding between Jilferent clasii f cafi
V talist for! whose benefit ilia tribute which
ins'f lli (Y fmniibeii uie sivaefirl frnWl1 'bjs jiin.
nicrs. " The owneri of eoul mioea in Penn-
sySvarda are perfectly agreed on the que. ,
lion i t liiili duties turn :
lie Louiiaii 4 s'i '.-ir-
planters. The only method in which lite j
class of copsuutrrs can efu o'.ual'y resi: t the j.
influence whi;h tin. r.i:riBf..clurinir c!.. s t-.v-1
rrr't.f it Hon 1 1. ..,..-... 1 1 ...... ." . ,,,. U '. '
Kriri in .... n. i. ...... nr., .i .1.. r ':
The Coru ii..iii.-,r. i! 1 l,i.i:i in E:...1.titJ lid it . '
was attacked ly the associated power of the
consumers, and tho it fell
X. Y. Evening
Post
The Jackson UissisipiaM. uf the 20th
announces (liithe yellow fever Las appear
ed in Yicksliurg. A clearly marked case
has also occurred at Jucksou.
John Bacon, of the linn of H-iwson fc
Bacoa of Louisville, died at St. Louis on
I'uesdav night last, of biliuus fever.
The ship James Guthrie, named in hon
or of the Secretary of the Treasury, was
launched . Portsmouth, Va., last Thurs
day. '
Col. Benton has returned to Washington,
where all his daughters aud his grand chil
dren are sojourning.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal is now
in line order, with plenty ot water, and ca
nal boats are arriving hourly.
Corporal Lawrence, of the U. S. Marine
corps, sent home sick from ihe Japrn sijuud
ron, ditd at Boston a few days ago.
The small-pox has broken out in Mays
ville, Kentucky. Up to Monday seme tlx
or eight dea'.hs had occurred.
Wt.d pigeons are so numerous in some
portions of Indiana that the farmers consid
er them a naisaiice.
The Priucetou lCentuekian reports a sale
of live hundred barrels of corn in CVilteii
den county, al twenty eight cents.
California Hews.
ARRIVAL or THE NOItTIIF.KN MCJIT.
New York, Oct. 9. The Northern L'il'IiI
from San Juan, arrived here this evening,
bringing 40 i passengers, and SOCU.CUO.
The town of San Juan was being re-built
by the inhabitants.
The general election held on the sixth,
res tilled in ihe sinless of Denver and Her
bert, nn'i-Brodeil:k democrats, for Con
gress. In ihe Legislature as far its heaid
from, the wliigs hive elected 7, nnd the
dem crsts 2C Sen ttois. In the AsemVy
the w hiirs have 35, and the democrats 4u,
but it is doubtful whether the democrats
ill be able to uiiile on a candidate for U. S.
Senator.
In S m Francisco tle Know Nothings car
ried almost everylbing before them; elected
their candidate f r Mayor, S. V. Webb, lor
i.ierly Mayor of Salem, Mass., by over 500
plurality. On the ticket 27 nominees of ll'.e
Ivnow-Nothings are elected; 20 from nonii
ness of the Whig and All'.i-Broderick Con
vi n io i, and 7 were nominees of Know
No hings only. They elected every man
hv some hing like 4.)00 msjorily. 'i'lie
Know Nothing vote was-4.500, out of about
i 1,000 in the whole city. The new Com
mon Council is composed of 12 vthigs and
4 demo 'i its.
The news from the mines continue favor
aMe. Southern miners especially more suc-
Cessful i ban ever.
Tne overland emigration is arriving, but
is not as numerous as in former years.
'I'll'! Cninese lo the number of from 600 to
10 JO, arrive at Sin Fraimisso every week or
ten days, lho most of whom are slaves to
their more wealthy countrymen.
About usual number of murders and as
saults nre recoidetl.
The Uriti.ih and French ships left San
Frmvjisro on the 2nd uli.. on a cruise.
The iMiiflish haiq'ie Anelia Tliompson,
sti'i.nde'l in San .Simeon B iy.
Kan Francisco markit fair. The last 2
week's husiiiess show i marked improve
ment on previous rales; demand quite ac
tive for all lending staples, nnd especially
in ov isiona. Frosh goods much sought for,
but no iniiuiiies for old.
i he steamship Ortcz, wiih Hie psssen-
,rers ot the Mar ol the West, wiiien letr
New York on the lDih of AttiJUst, anived
at San Francisco on ihe Kith it 1 1
The banking house of Cai'lhers, Ander
son ik Co.. lias siisiieneil.
The universal)' of ihe admission of Cal
ifornia into the Union was celebrated at San
Francisco on the Uth wi;h tjreat jiomp.
There have been more Indian massacres
among ll.u overland emigrants for Oregon
Sandwich Islands, Aug. 7ih. Nothing
from the Siciety Islands. The war had li-
n.ally ceased, and the revolutionary clilel
was established on lho throne.
STEAMER BURNT.
Dei'koit, Oct. !) ih. The steamer E. K.
Collins left here last, niufi t with a large
number of pitssenges from Saute Sic. Marie
for Cleveland, took lire about midnight near
Maiden, and was soon completely enveloped
in flames.
Great consternation prevailed tnnong the
passengers, most ol whom were asleep
many ol them perished by lire or drowning.
Among the missing are: Uilible, ot jNow
Vork; Samuel Powell, Lawrence Whalon,
Thomas Cook, I'ittbunrfi Uaihoad Agent,
allot' Cleveland; Mrs. C. McKeelly, Mrs.
Watterous and her child, of Ashtabula; and
fifl'enof the crew of the vessel.
.The orh'in of the fire is uiikr.own.
FROM THE
Baltimohu, Oct. 9;h.
SOUTH.
No mail south of
Aurrusia.
Slight election returns from Florida show
a Democratic jjaiu. Nothing decisive,
A collision on the Georgia Railroad, on
Thursday, killed one engineer and fireman,
and seriously injured several others. Tlie
passengers were unhurt. - '
, At S ivannnh, 011 Thursday there were 4
deaths from yellow fever; and on -Friday
there were only three.
At Charleston, on Friday last, there were
eight deaths. . ' - ,
EUROPE.
', PaiLAOEi.riiU, Oct. 6th. The Bremen
steamer arrived this morning with dates to
ihe;S2d of geptenibev. She' brings 754
passengers. No new .of Importance.
. . ... KiVEtl AND, WEATHER, '
PmsBVBa, Oct. 9. River 18 inches fulling.-
Weather clear ami pleasant. ,' . , , ;
Cincinnati, Oct. 9. River stationary.
Weather line. ! " 'i'-'?
CINCINNATI MARKET; :
Oct ' 9 -r-Flour held at 7,00, no dales..
Whisky declined with nale at 2tUS8A-
Bacon sides (JJ for packed. Nothing doii g'
in pork or lard., buyar Lrm aiid nnchangeu.
NEW YORK MARKET, -
1 ' Oct. 9.. Flbnr advanced 25c, Uh' srlca
of BOD bhl. good 01 io. at 7,C2a,0O
8outhern advanced 37 c on lpwer grades.
Quotations are 7,87,25. Wheat stiffer,
but not qttdtoJ higher; Southern while 1,65
l,07; Southern red M5j Coift advanced
le.; Pork nominal,. mens J2,00,f ?,6t, Beef
ii doll; Lard' inactive, Whisky, . Ohio 37.V.
' fitofk market nH, Money nelive;! Ivy.
6 1.03;' Cleveland, Ctlumbus antj' Cincin
nali R. R. 90$; Eric 4fJ: ' '"iiS' .
CAE 12 PIiICE:3 CURRHIiT.
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Vuoi
Cultr.k,
Moi,ssr.s by Ihe h'ul..,
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Mackerel, No. 3, "
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Herring "
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Stop and Think.
Nnw is tiie time no more delay.
Stop thai Couch; (), slop it to day.
IT wit.r, UNl.Y COST YOU 2.'CTS.
D!t. LOCI ICK'S Pulmonic Wafers nre unfniling
in the cure ofcntinlt, culds. Astlnua, lirnncli
lis, Honrni!S9 and all diseases of the laintjs. 'I'hiJUb
Hiids can find will testily to their virtue, but one
box wilt satisfy the most skeptical thai they are
what represented, they are convenient to carry in
the pocket, have a inosl pleasenl lasle uud are pure
ly veritable.
lieware us there ia nti iaiitiition ofTererl for sain.
The genuine has the Riirnautreul' li 'l aylnrengruveil
ujion eucli box, for i.ule by Modeeiae Dualors guner-
aliy.
fTMIK gretitest Disrovery of the n)?e. I'ianiers
L l'armers, I-'ainilies -ind others cull purchase uo
rinne dy enua! to iir 'I'OIJIAS' Venetian Liuiiuen,
for llvsentery. Cliulic, Croup, Clmmic liheuinatisini
.Sore I'liKail, Tooih-ai he, .I0s4uitu Uiles, l'aius in
uie i.iiuos, cues', tiacs, etc.
If it does not give relief, the money will lie roftmd-
1 ed all that is nsked is a trial, aud use it according
I to the directions.
I It is an Kuglish remedy, ami was used by Wil
j tieiii ihe IV., late Kins of Knijland, an I certified to
j by him, as a curs for Uhciimaiism, wlioa every thiny
I Am had tailed.
i tiVKIt lO.mXMWO UOTTLK3 leave been sold in
I the Unitttd iSlates, without a single tailure, und
1 iiiauy have uiat.i;d thev would not be without it it
it was sill per bottle, in case ol Croup, as it Is as
certain as il is applied.
It citrus cholera, when ltrst taken, in a lew hours;
Dysentery in Italian hour; Tooth-ache in live uiin
ntos! H is perfectly iuno;ettt to take internally, and
is rcrotnmMndnd by the most eminent Physicians in
the United Slates. Price 2jand aO cents.
J li . TOBIAS could liil a dozen newspapeVs with
ceitiiicutcs and letter relntititr to the wotulerlul
! cures accomplished by bis i.inttu'att, but considers
j warranting it sutlicient, as any person who does not
ootatn rein! neeil not pay lor it.
DltTOiilAShiisput una Horse Liniment in pint
bottles, which is warranted cheaper and belter than ;
..I,.. 1... a.,. 1;.. ,.....!... 111a ii..n.. 1
Swellin'rs, Cuts, llrnises, etc. Price. 5u cents.
Jlit. TUUlAij' Ollice, 210 Greenwich street, New
York.
l''or sale by I''i.f.mino & IJuotiikbs and Dit. Iveysek,
Wood street. Pitlsliurr.
Autxis. John lieail and S Hamilton, Cadi. M
Jolley co., iev .Market. Wilsun 61 lleniin Mas
Nrsville lirowu cc Bariilioase and Wm. Walters.
teew liaserstown. A Jul Sclireiber, Mooreticlil K I
I ltiai"1 v eo., Smyrna. Bepgs IMYIly.
M'-j" Uuol 1.AN1I S L Llt.M At-I IjlTl l.liS. V e woultf cull
the attention of our reudors the advertisement of!
)r. liooll ind's celebrated Ceri;.!in Hitters, prepared I
bv Dr. C. .VI. Jackson, No. P.'O Arch street, Philadel-
I phia. Incases ol Liver coiriplainl, Dyspepsia, Dis- j
: ease ot the Kidneys, ami all diseases ati.-.iiig from a !
i disordered stoueicb, their tower is not excelled, if j
J cijaalled. by any other known preparation, ns the !
I cures attest, ia many cases, jifter the mostcclehraled '
physicians lind hiiled. We can conscientiously re.c
j o'limcnd tins medicine, as beiiiir what it ii represent
j eil, and iirire our renders who are alllicted to pro
: cure a bollle, and they will bj convinced of t.ie truth
j we ns.ser'.- tiH-'Jw.
i "i.r sYPHU-i.-?, sc'noi'i.'LA'AXi)" ii.slo, sT;n
lii.ont) for ilu.se terrific disunses, Carter's fsp.iuisli
: .Mixuiie is the only specilic.
i The propri-tors have in lli' ir possession over one.
; hiinJred Cuiailicaics oi the moslcviriiotdiiiary cures
) effected by it. i
I We reler to the certilicale of liichard Adntns. late i
Ifiizh Shcrill ol (iichmoiid, Vu , win llinloii, Com
missioner oi the lU'Vemii! lor Kicanion I: Oeneral
Welch, ol tlt.3 Mniiimotu ( ircus; Dr. I luadley . ol' ;
Washington City; Mr. .Win. . Altuilvw-s, and C. I. ;
IiucU, i;s(,,of hicbmond, V"n., ,Mr. F. Hoyden, Kx- ,
c laue Hotel, Va.; rnal a hrist of others, who have ;
seen c.ises oi the woiil deaei ipLieii cured by Carter's ,
p.'ini-h Mixture. - Thev nil eeriilv that it is the I
greatest puritier of the bloo.l knowii.
.Se.- advertisenicut. n'2:l-lin.
MA'ililKD At iheNalioiti: II tlll'M.l, Oil WflJllfR-
(day. th 4th tnst.. by the Kev. Jains Kerr, Mr.
J KintKiiT Ki.kr, ot Snorl-CriDk tow iship, to Miss
; Ulizabcth VV sl.Ti.its, ol Oreen township.
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DIED -Oct.!'th, Atu Vvt.i.i t:, ilsugliter of P. W.
nn.l Mnrv Pliillius.' uded vcurs 11 moths and 14
davs-.
V
s
AT
Reduced Prices
t 1 1
e$ssa fplt&n tKpn JM.?f v". TJ
TTAVE received the largest stock of Full and .
1.L V inter tioods.
that ever they brought to the
town. 1 hoy were so inucli reilueeu la price, that
t'uey colli. I not resist purchasing largely. We invito
the public lo call and see their ma'inihcent stock, as
it will make old lia lies raise their specs, end won-
tier how go als
,n be sold so cheap.
Oct. 11, lf.-,4
tt.
Examiner's Notice to Teachers.
TVTEW A Ii. Ii. A N( J 1'! I F, ETS, Hereaf'er there
1 will be but four Examinations held in Harri
son courny dining the vear, vi.: On the last Friday
j til" April aud October, at try? close of the semi-annual
I Dui in Institute, for the counties of Jellbrson nuil
I larrison. una on the last friday ol January and
June, biuce all answers lo tittcsLinns are to be
written, each applicant should furnish himself with
three sheetsof paper and pen ami Ink -also a reading
book. All examinations lo bo held in Cadiz. No
private examieations.
Circulars containing the rules and regulations bv
which the Hoard will be governed, will be sent toull
tlio township! in the eountv.
lly order of tlio Hoard.
J. P. WOOD, Clerk.
Cadiz. Oct. !, 1.0,54 -2w.
WUiTi be sold at public vendue at th Inte residence
of John Dall'erty, tle.cesed. late of Cadii township,
Harrison county, nn the 19th day of October, A. D.
l.-tfi-1, the personal property ot said deceased, viz: ten
shares in tl e Harrison llranch of the State U"k of
Ohio. Horses, Oxen. Cnws.fshcep, flogs, young Cat
ti. 'Horns tiears, V nitons, Cart, I lows Harrow.
Cultivator, Hay, Oats and Corn, with a variety of
other articles too tedious to mention. Ssule to com
mence nt 9 o'clock, and contimtu from day to duy
until nil is sold. JOHN J. UKA, Administrator.
Oetrlwr .(, l8M.-ts
F"?0M the subserilier. ubout the first ofpeptember
last, u liiru;e l!ED CflVV, with short horns, part
Durham. Any person findine Iut. ond lendini; me
word wherorho can bo had, shnil Iw liliernllv re
warded. T. D.liitlMl'iS.;
Cadi7 October 4,'ISM' ' j
For Sale or
FARM nontitininr; ahout 120 acres, inchnlincr
. the town of Unionvale, Harrison county, three
miles from Cadiz on ihi Wcllsbnrph road. Said
Farm is nicelv improwd and in a good state of cul
tivation. Will he sold low. and on accommodating
terms. If notsold within 60 days, it will he rented
on fair terms. For particulars, enquire of the sub
scriber in Cadiz. ' WM. HOGG.
Cndiz.Octohor4, j8St.
- $55"REWARD! !
TTSCAPED from tlio enstody of the subscriber,
Pi In the town of Now Jert'-rson. llarrison county.
Obio, on the morning of tb" 2;ld of September, 18S4,
aybunij man named JOSHU A KK.VD. charged with
atealing horses, one from Henry tfilhnrt. nnd tins
other from Jainos Oalbreath. nid KF..MP issnp
posnd to b about feet 9 inches high, has light
straight hair, blue eyes, fair skin, has rather o down
look, heavy sot, and siipposid to weigh about lli.
pounds, rather phtliisicky when ho exerttt himself,
has littiu or no beard, about yours pf age, and is
a bUck-smitb by trndo. ' 1 ..
' Any m'rson to i limine "said Komp fo tlio subscri
ber, or loiliiniK him wiilun omo jail in this tS'iala,
halt roccivo tho above rewnrd. '
. ' DANlEli GUTSIUU-, ; ,
' f!onstablo of Gorman tp., Htirrison Co., O, ;
' Sop. 87, 18.M.--U- ;. ' '". : ''".' ;';.V ""' ; '"
Our 3d'pupply of Bonnets. 4
JUST to sand, ou r third oupply of IJnnnnts anion B
which are some nica plain traw, French. .Bril
liant ind Fancy Silk, slso pnnamit Hntts. call I- is
them, tvo will sullthotn cheap. Wil. HOGG '&'CO
Cadiz, May 24, 1841.
Strayctf:,...
2-t'oLi e.
tjj!ua Tirow
l.a .'l C urt ol i.u-mnxi i'l -M, !
W. V 1 ifni m tn!i w I Olio. I
... t' i. f uni... i. . ' . l- '
IVi'o. 1mm. I 1 .! - ifCi.-e that on I T
:!io iJi :avi;f rc-jtemU-r, liM, ui wi.HijIiili '1
row luij hi-uiiun airutisi aiia 'iJ llteraii Kn-M-h
I'mIiow in tin. fourl ol CuiHinun o: m1 llar
i tjn coiwi'y. v. iii'.-h petition .s no jK-inii iq.
-.'.t,;iii' n ti;'!i,ri ta rn lo- vluu.m, ub ia'trtat
lliruun Iron: the ant uf June, lij, wliich sum
is due si Hioliah Tdiu', on the pMiiisury note oi l
iait d' frnilnnm, dated Juno 12m, loM; and that a i
writ of attachment una Inn-n issued a,eiinGt said
Kemp'i" projierty; and that unless the anid ih (. 11J
anti shnll nppar am) answer f ai I petition en or be
fore the idi Jay 01 Noveruber. M.V1, judgaim will
ti reiid -.i-:d uaiii-l tiiei.t 4 r lite atitnuiu elaiioeu as
alor-aiJ. 3. W. PUoTUlCK,
Si'.'t."!!!!, ls'.4. Cw. All) to; Pe'.itijiier.
A
lTAt:illi:.'i' NOTJl iv Al luv instaiiee.
au Atturlinieol was tlii- day ii-u.-d bv Thoinas
1 iiiiiiciiiu. a Justice of Ihe Peace ol Kuailcy town. ;
ibip, Harrison county, against tlie pnnN-rly and e- j
fi-cts ol Joshua Ktlini. tli-i'ildlHi debtor, mm rei.
deui of said county. Uel.t len dollar.and forty cts. 1
iia' t":1,C",I)CI,.y-if;i.n coo 1
n-'l-4 OEt) ttiR SIMMONS.
a:
rTACli.Vls , I' .( I MCli. Al nit- ilistauca an I
AttaChillellt was this dav imuiid he 'i l, 1. -. si
l innieiim. Justice ol the Peace ol Ituinlev low n-
ship, ilariisoii Co., against the property and eir.ctsoft
Joshua Kemp, an absconding debtor, non resi l,.ni of !
nun touiiij. limn ciuv.mi uoiinrs auu iwemy-six 1
vt.-ijis. 1 iuo ..u uuj ui 3t pii:iiiiji.ir, A. u. isji. '
lii!l 4w JACllliislllI.l.lNO. I
Iit'DLlC SALK There will be oll'cred r.t pub-j
lie sale, on Wednesday. thc4th tlay ol October, '
at the residence ol J. J. P. Johnson, in Plank ltoe, j
(j miles toutli of Hopcdnlc, on the lloprdale nnd
Wheeling Plank roa:l, Ihe following property, viz j
Horses, Cows, 4 yoke of well trained work cattle, ;
one cart, one road plow, two scrapers and chains, j
picks, axes, lunddocks, abovels, harrows ptid alt !
tools necessary for irukinz plank road w itlr, tonelh- i
er with many other articles to tedious to mention. !
.Sale to commence nt 10 o'clock on said dav. where i
due attendance aud reuson.ible credit will he given.
. JOlLNcSOA &, 'I'lVEkO.
Pep'. -21. pd.
telmmirium.
Steubcnvillc, Oliio.
rjIIE Proprietor of, the above estabiislinient
L would respectfully cull the attention ol i)i lit
ers, and others to their extensive Stock of Druys,
Paints, Oils. Dye stuffs. See., tV c.
Persons visiting our city will find it to their ad
vantage to call and examine our stuck und prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders promptly ana earctuiiy illicit.
Sep. , 18.M. UKNMMJs ot J
Mi'.LVl.N.
Dissolution of Partnership.
NOT1CK is hereby given that the po tii'irshin
heretofore existing between Silas Orny and
Milton S. Dearth, was ibis day disolvcd by multiul
consent.
PiLASOilAY,
on. lit .ttn l Al 1 1,'I'OV S 11 V. 1 l!TH
V jiftl lliV 1 VJiiN ll.u Ij.
MA IMC 1ST STREET, STKUBK.NVII.LB, ().,
Convenient to the steumhoal Iiundintr & II. 11. Depot.
WM. JON US PitormnToH.
QO 'l'ite House has been thoroughly relited and
refurnished a share of pationaye is solicited.
September M, Idol.
LIVER COMPLAINT,!
DYSPEPSIA,
CIIKOiV'H! ? NIOIIVOTJS
DKUIMTY, Dl-SKASK OF TUK Kl l)N K V rt,
AM) Al.l. IMSF.AhKrf AlUSlNt.; KIIO.M
A DIsOliul.'.KKD 1.1 V tilt 0)t
STtl.VlACU;
yuc) as a C'oi!Stiiuti.ji; inward Piles; Fullness of
UluoJ to the I lead; Acidity of the .Stomach; Heart
burn; Disjiust for Fond; Fullticssof Weight in the
litoinach; .Soar Iirusiaticns; tsinkiig or l hitterias;
nl tiie Pit of ihe .Stomach; Swimming of the Menu;
Hurried aud Dillicalt lireatliinir; Fluttering at the
lleart; Choking or suH'ocaling .Sensations when in
n lying iiosture; Dimness of Vision; llols or Wubs
before the ei lit: Fever and Dull Pain in the Head;
Deficiency of Perspiration; Yellowness ol'tiie .Skin
mid Eyes; Pain in the tide. Hack, Chsst Jambs,
iVc; Sudden Flushes of Heat; burning in the Flesh;
Constant Imaginings of Evi'i and Great Depres
sion of Spirits ;
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
IMC. lllll.'l,UI)'s
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
J'PEt'tttl.tl BV
DSt. G. til. JAUZIOW, .
Xo. I '20 Arch fit , Philadelphia.
Their power over the abova (!i.;i awes is not excel-
... ', . !
lied, bv auv o'.ner preiiaratioii in tne
nited S'.ates. as the cure? attest, in m.iuv casts al
ter skillul pliy.-icians had tailed.
These Bitt e s are vvonhy ihe a;tention of invalids.
Posscssint: great virtues in the rectification ol dis
eases of ih--; j.ivorand lesser gUnds exerci nig lie?
most searching powers ia wcaKness and tiileciioas
of the dljosiive organs, they are. wiilnil s.-ue, cer
tain and pleasant. Kead and lie convinced.
TbSTl.uU.N Y l' KUAl I.U11U.
Inr-j lloee.M l.irotiuwvilie I lliio alnvWtll. 1853.
un t.l ' 1 1 writ t in tt ii tnr umi r stn I i ifni' 1 mil . lit 1(1 nIr-O
,or ,,tof o'liers. that your Uerman Bitters is what
, yml recmimiend it lo be, a hi(jbly vuluuble mHilwiii..,
j w,i(,, i ,n.,w from having u.-ed it in mt own faini-
I ly to my out ire satisfaction. Ail iio have used il
' give tb same rocouiiiijudaiio i."
hl'itiBSt A MnAi.v. Canton. Ohio, May 11, W3,
says: "iiaftng Heard your urul-m inuci-s uigniv
reeouimeniled from sources in which 1 pi iced much
! coiili.li lice, 1 ordered lour bottles Irom Lu-vcl'inrt
One of them i gave to my daughter holms d. rivod i
I great benelil trout it; two of llie others I sold mi
mrdiatelv. and 1 would liUe vou to send me a sunidv i
of it lo sell
John Cuiik, Ilruuswick, Ohio, May 2'i, 1H5-1,
says: "Your Gorman Hitters have proved successful
in every case that has con. u to my knowledge, nod
has opened for itself a greal demand.'1
Tuoans LuTciivoni), Covington, Ohio, Dec, 27th,
! SS;Vi, says: "My wife has been uilectcd with the
i Liver complain l mid Dyspepsia for it number ol years
miring which time 1 have spent a grout deal for doc-
j tering, imt sue receiveil very littiu iiom lit inercirom
aud linally the doctors said she could not be cured,
! Lust spring she concluded lo try your Bitters, she
; tot k two bottles aud ever since lulung llioni sue lias
been able to ntlond to her business, until Very lately
she had a new attack, but has atriiin cotnnionoed i
the liitiers. 1 have sold quite a number of bottles j
through her receiiiinendution, nnd its far as 1 can
learn, it linw jtrivun satislaeriou to all.1' j
Dvvid AanoTi', Atistinbufgh, Ohio, December 5,
IH::i, says: "t erniit lite to bear lestmi niy to the re
niarkalilc ellicacy of your (jerniau Hitters in the j
cure of l.iver complaint For years previous to ta
king it, I was severed.; uflioied with disease of the
Diver, so much so Unit 1 did not expect to live, but
by a freo use of tho Bitters, thanks to a kind 1'rovi
denee, 1 find myself entirely restored to hetuli uud
aide lorcsuri'.fl my usual employment."
These Dm, ms are entirely vegetable and free from
Alcoholic stimulant uud nil injurious ingredients,
mild in their oM. ration, they strengthen the system,
never prostrate it.
They are entirely vegetable and froo from all in
jurious ingredients.
Wold bv don bo's in medicine eve y where,
fold by juo. M'liean, Juo. llcail.Cudiz: '1'. J. Drown,
Moorefield; J. F. Crnnibiel, Deetsville: Cannon it
Henderson, Now Athens, and by Dealers in ftlcdi-
cincsevery where -n'l-iy.
CARTER'S "SPANISH T.IIXTUHE.
S'llC. fJecnl (ll'in "I' .f !!! ?'l
NOT A I'AltTICl.E OF .MKIICFRY IN IT.
Lei the. Ail tided Read ind Ponder!
An Infallible ltemedy for Seiofula. King's Evil,
Khcnmatisoi, Obstinate Cutaneous Kruptions,
I'iniples or Postuleson the Faco, lilotehes, lloils,
At'ue and Fever, Chronic !S in F.yes, llina Worm
or Tot er, Scald Head, I'jihirizenu'nt nnd I'aiii ol
tho Bones and Joints, tslubborn Dicers, Syphilitic.
Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal complaints, and a'i
. JJiseases arising Irom an injurious Dse ol Mercu
ry, Imprudence in Life, nr Impurity of the lilnorl.
j5 This (rrent alternaiivB medicine and Purifier
of lilood is now used by thousands, of grateful pn
tiente fiom all parts of tho United States, who tes
tily dnily to the remarkable cures nertornicd bv the
greatest of all medicines, "CAUTEK'H SPANISH
MIXTURE," Neuralgia, lllieumatisin, Se.rofuln,
Erunlions nn the Skin, l.iver Disease. Fevers, Ul
cers, Old Sores, Affections of tho Kidneys, Diseases
ol the throat, female Complaints, nuns ami Acluntr
of ths lioues and Joints, am speedily put io flight by
using lids great, and inestimable remedy.
For all diseasei of tho tilooil, nothing has yet been
tomtit to compare wittnt. it cleanses Uie system oi
all impJliiics, acts gently and eiiiciently on the Liv
er t.nd Kindneys, strengthens tho Jiigstion. gives
totio to- the Stomach, makes the skin clear and heal
thy, and restores the Constitution, enfeebled by dis.
ease or broken down by ihe excesses uf youth, to i's
pristine vigor and strengih. . ,
For the Ladies, it is incomparably belter than all
the cosmetics ever used. A few doses of Carter's
Spanish Mixture wilt rctnnvn all snllowness of com
pletion, bring tho roses mantling to the cheek, giva
elasticity to thisifp, and improve tho genoral health
in a remarkable degree, beyond nil the medicines
ever heard of. .... .
Tho largo number of certificates which wo hnvo
received from persons from all parts of tlio United
States, is lho best evidence thnt them is no Humbug
about it. Tho press, hotel keepers, magistrates,
physicians, and public men, well known to the com
munity, all add their testimony to Ihe wndorful cf
lects of this UKKA'P IILOOD ITKIFlEll.
Call on the A. rent and get n Circular and Alma
nac, and read tho wonderful euros this truly greatest
of nU Medicines hits perform d.
' No.no genuine unless signed HENNET 4. BKEIU.
Proprlottirs, JNov' 3 Pearl Street, . Kichinmid, Va.; to
whom all orders for supptio and agjncies iiittst lie
addrestHst'. v. "; '. i i it .. f
Audi for Bale by Jno. M'Boan, John Boatl, Ca'lt',
Cannon . Honderson, New .Athens;!. F.Crurlihlet,
Trrnville( 'X, F. Brown, Moorefield. and by Oesl-i-rs
in medicines every where. nW- ly. ' "
KR1VAL OF F
D. LLVZ d
ALL u'O,:
CO..
I ju utiit i a r. tw siure on Jn:.; Miji. ep-
It poMio tiij i.m:n iuiu. 1 liy l
a lui
!uciul limu, wucli tnty r? f. ;:in.
very ciiii
uiiti iutiX. VVbhave J.a(iicsl).csd(iiouuf all kiir'a.
('.! lau-iiin do tjiue. vior:ii-'." cuts, wiii::, ih ')'
nA. at Un', yard wide im...i.u Ao.iU S els, vdlmj
at 0,'-4; Liiiicoe worlli 1 'c tlliaj c: 1... Yard
wul calicot-n only l-'.'i;f.n do luiuc j!:c.
pcrous wishing laijaina wi'i cuU
roic tmc ai; i
Cloihinsj, ot' nil tlerijjt l.itw W nr nhU i. it in
' it rns wii!i rvher Dry (iJfot CI "'m.
1trVni anti fiir ynir--lVf-i. KiTiininbr the
nw l;uiin:J7M .Sioit1, Alain t:ri'i, o.:u.-i: tii
C'utirt Iftiu-v.
h.vecutor's
f S ATUKDA V the 11th Jay of October next.
- ' (',:'"'-) 1 Wil1 I'--""1 l l'ld'!h' vendue,
i,.ih.. V.. rf M A.h.. .: .
both the Keul and llerseilnl en'ale a ml iimnertv
lotliiillL' lo the eslnle nl J..l.i, M.ll,.r l-in nV il,
1 own ol JSew Alliens, ilectmsed. consistins; of his
late dwelling house and lot No. 10, in said Town,
and one yearlinir coll; two larf n l.-on Kettles ret in
,;"oi pmie, anu lurinee, one aerew raid tallow press.
mm iniKc iron neuie io run tallow 111, with a vari
ety ol oilier ni tidis to tedious to mention, fcale to
commence nt In o clock ,M
1 1 Q 1 JSIH OI'.NLAIM-xectttrr.
- '!' lH 8tl' d"v ot S-pteinlH.T HM.
Jesse Winrod's TntP.
J 0T1CE is hereby given that the tiuderii -ned
! has Iwen appoiu,a and qualified by 'he Pro
o.iiu i.nuri, a.imimstrntor ol the estate
inrod law ol Harrison county. Ohio. d.
oi Jesse
c ased.
. ip.1113 inricuieo io said estate
are recii'sti-d t.i
uiiiKc uncinate payment r
tf, ...!.... i
. , . I . - " U.IUI OIIIUU, nii'i
hose lavnnj elnlm., ognnsi said estule will, present
wiem lor suttleiiieut within one vear from the l Alt
year from the dale
Sep. 0, 13:sJ
R M KENNEDY, Ailmiiiii'tor.
The First Account.
N0T1CK is hereby ,;iveii thai the tollowintt ae
count lias been tiled in the Probate Court of
..u.,.m. eouaiy, i ,mo, lor settlement. The first tic
orwiii- Jo1,'",;U'";1 d Juti,,l' Scull " tweutora
' jylhatu M. Head, deceased, and that the same
Hi ',, a' tJ"",1"!,1, D''J l'BS't "Pon by the under
signed on the ldthday ol October, next
. . ,0, 1!-w-VEIKS, Probate Jud-o.
S.'ptembpr IStli. IH.Vt.
PAINTING,
Watkins on & McConnell.
f rt.lt I heir servi . to the citizens ol'Cadii and i
ouiiuuiiu.iig country, in Uie art of
House Painting, Graining, Paper
Hanging, Varnishing,
And all kbdsol Imitation in Wood, Stone and Mar
hie. A so, teign Painting attended to on the most
reasonable terms.
I i nose wislung to have Painting done in the best
; and most modem style, would do well to give them a
call, as ihey endeavor to do the:r work in a neat, sub
tantial, aud workman-like nuiinmr.
. imii.. lyiuii, .liny ii. i-s...r
Notice to Tax-Layers".
NOT1CK is hereby given, that I, or my ilepntv,
will attend in the following Townships of Har
rison county, ut Ihe several places ol holding elec
tions, on toe following davs to receive taxes: J
In Alliens on .Momlav. Seoiember '."ob. lsif
i ii i is i.ie
I Hernial-,
.0
Ctior;retown
(irteno
tiermaii
Kuniley
A rc.her
Sto.k
ISorilt
Monroe,
1'ranklin
Nottingham
Washington
Flee port
' Wednesday, "
' Thuisduy, "
' Iriday, '
' Saturday, "
' Monday, October
'Puesday. -Wednesday.
' Thursday, "
Friday, ' "
Saturday, "
Wednesday, "
'f'uursdoy, '
Oi) .1
3d " '
2nd, "
rd, "
4th, "
S " "
G " "
7 " '
11 ' "
14 "
i i " i.
Mourctiehl
1' riday,
1 will nlso attend at lbb Treniirr.r'w fin;. i.. r-...
diz to tha 30th of December ensuing to receive the
tuxes of those jvho cannot make it convenient lo
pay while attending in the Townships, niua' that
time the penalty nccordim; to law will be added,
j The following Table shows the amount ol trvx lev
i ied on ihe doliur or the si wit) valuation for the vear
fJel:
J ? Z- Y C. . T. T. . 'Ii
O
" " i1" ' f- f 'I- r r 7
to ti ti t w is
' '-s C 'J' V
. L ' 1 i. L
I H "z. o c
a io,i'B
T T T T 7 T 7"Y7TTT T
Xjiuh!'!
i
j " T TT T TV T
I
-.unoQ
: w o c - :
.UUtllJljUI
CO IO 15 fi 14 ti (C ti ts. i IO li. !. ii i3 I. U I 1
ospt-n
poo
- ii
ti W W
Ii s-
I. L I. L t
c
FIR - :
rf- 'A . w 'j: w Ci
i't i i i i i TTiii
jiiSci";"'':'''-! dt.sti.wo
r f V s poai!"a
'J o o " 's w
.... iv: V
- 1 U I I, r v4 '
I - 1
3
O ? W " C tsr-.
"Oj,
j -i i oc a a. oo 5i a -i
0.101 ivo
I UO 1UJ,
I
I'oM'isij
" Z"' . ij
' " ' l ..
' 1 C.f.-!a
"J" " ' " 1-1 Z
-.. 1
.-. -
IK I " 1 yM"'KKI
- :
k " I i.'ftu
By virtue of an Act passed March 12, 1S-U, amen
ilaiory to ihe Aet ol lral, ill-lining the iiu,lWs ol
Counw Truasuiers, I iini required lo sell uersonnl
property lor taxej on real estate unpaid on inn 2ntli
Jay of December The following is tin section re-
lerrcd tot
Sec. 2id That wlien any petsoiv is charged o
Ih. llunlicate. with tax on real estate, ami ix otv
chattel or personal properly, the payment of tax kii
such chattel or personal proiierty, shall nst release
while- in his possession, from liahiii'y to be distrain
ed for the payment ot 'l ax on meli real estate, unlos
the person in whose name suoh premises are churyeil
shall salisly the County Treasurer thai the siiine inu
not his properly, and tiro vrrouvuiisiy charged in his
name lor luxution; but tho Treasurer shall bu au
thorized and required in ell cases, when any
person charged Vjiih tux on real eBtiiie, tins pjr
sonul propert within the county, to distrain tha
same fortlio payment of such tax. And the Coun
ty Auditor shall accept from such Treasurer on his
return of delinquencies, no assignment of course
(cause) for such delinquency f landed estate, except
that tho owner is a non -resident ol tlto County, that
ui.cli nreniisee wore erroneously taxed; that uo per
sonal properly could be lotirul, or that property when
seized wus not sold tor want ot bidders '
1 nts treasurer ot ptate refuses io iai,ii sny oain
noies, exeept ih notes or bills of speeii paying bunks
ot this State, issued according toluv.'.
J. P. JOIINSOX.
Treasurer of Hits risim County.
P. S. The following is lim form of liond receipt
which will be received at this oliK Ml paymenloi
i ,.,l i',.r the invent sear I herebv ri-rtifv thai
'u" 1 LHX ,"r ,'eJ.,Ti'.L,?.r:uA?.nirJLJ;f 1..
SiVtVo - f t z,: p b;;w;;;; the -;iaVof
AnVil , d ,1 .lavol .-ctoU. 1K.I. under my di-
rec on itipsymentof hits Itond tat for sai l year;
K wSk" ' Jt' emu.i lew, e. tlie u
m, mi?nl I . V tiivct, uudr n hand this
mniiiiiotis . -. ,
V,' : . .' u ..i.,.u'..u ri:...:.ii
A. II. Supervisor m Pid Pistric!-,
('qttfr.. Aiirtit "''th, IM.. -T''lsTTF(iimlyTlourkT:pt
consianirv ivcTUwxAJ
r sitd for .sU at ' (ajied If.M)"' MetJOll ll;k'."s.
It, i
j wo: csal;; 53 rT-.fl.
lEOOCSZLLSSS.
STATIDNERS,
i A.-.J t.lunk :.)U .Msnu'oclurera, Su.uUr.viH,), O.
A::gt'ir: S. 1SSI. ;
Rearms for Sale.
al-scfiw o!!it at pnvatn Mia a rami i
1 tlar,
artisan couuiv, srui.teii 00 h-ill a miie ,uUi 1
ol the Ikiiiiimi road I10111 Cri.'.iz lo .New l'liiiiuleiolna. 1
I one and one 1ml: mile utli east Irom ibc town 01 ,
I Krankli-i, llarri.on noon'r. nrfitainins i'KI a. rt;
: Ho sen s ol 1.1111 is cb a.-cJ. and t!; r. u.aied.-r w. ll 1
limber, i. A imt tiu-ee fni -Ji ot ihe ertire track
is Unto. 11 l.ml in a aood sts e ul'cit!ijvaii.ta. and all
well wio.i. d. The im'itoii-iofnts ciiHi.-t ufa U'el
repair. Til re are also 011 lie- lirelmia choice se- ,
le.-ti.ui ol fruit. '
l b.- prop-rty will be aobl at s renoiisbU nri.-r
I an 1 liberal changes lor paMiieni. ( .,r tnr'iculri
1 enquire ot lb- sub'crilK.r or Win. ll" Una in tbe
town 01 Cadiz.
nocisoN I'i;mphi:i:v
P. Also at private sale the Kami upon hi 01 1
1 John .Miller reside., near Uieabovt mimed premises, j
1 rottiaiuing 440 acres; 170 acres of which I- bottom j
; land. Toe entire premises are well watered, in a:
i good state of cultivation and well improved. Tor J
j particulars enquire of Win. llog, Cadii, IlarrUiii j
; eountv, Htio. 1
i Cadiz, July 19, l5l.- rtui
UK. J. ': M J CIITSl S
r"pT "PTiT? ATTT) PATTTOT Tf HUT I
- vAvxiAWfAxa
roi no- ri.i.ilt and i ritE or ami r.lSG rtAIO.ls.
11 stands prc-emi-ni
ni for its euraiivc
powers in nil th (ijs.
eagea for which it is
recoii'iiiBiuii-il. i. jmi.
ly called l,.ae com
plninta. Of these are
Prolapsus IVri, or'
Falling ul the Womb;
inciileiiml ileinor
rhaiie, or I'lowdinK;
Painful, Suppressed,
and iirigular Al e n
struation, Ac, with
all their accompany
ing evils. (Cancer ex
cepted.) no matter
of bow lonirstaruliin;.
The Catholican far
surpasses other remedies, in beinij more certain,
less expensive, and leaving the system in a better
condition He tall interested cull and obtain a pam
phlet (free) containing ninple proot. from the most
respectable sources; of the beneficial results ,
use; togetaer wit , letters rotn liigliiy ex, r,eiirrd ,
Vhysieiaiis. who have used .t in their jsaaice, aud
. . i , . . . i
atJJCtliV l.uaii -it vi v " it f ii unit".
REFERENCES:
P. It. Peckiam, M. I) , I'tica, N. Y.
I,. 1), Flemuif, M I) , ItochesU-r, M. Y.
M. II. Mills, Al. I). Rochester, i . Y.
I). Y. Foote, M D..lsyraeuse, N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar, M. D., Baltimore, ,V.d.
J C. t)rrick,.M. D.. Baltimore, .Md.
W. W. Ueese.M.D .Mew York city.
W. Prescott, M. 1)., Concord, .. 11.
J. P. Newland, M. D., Utica, N Y.
Ilev. C H. Bean , (ilenn Springs, S. C.
PAMlTII.E'l'sJ i'o js u j) (;i;.Tis AT T
THE '
S'I'OHF. t)F
John McBt an, Atjent, Druggist. Cadiz, 0. Also i
By C. I., l'uwcett ot Co., Mt. Pleasant, JJarsh kt .
INIeCutcheon, ijlcubcjiville, and by Druggists geuor-
ally. ,
tJ-Nutice to tiie I'.vror.Tt-NATE Fimji.e. j
I feel il a duty incumbent upon tnysell to declare
publicly the great blessing Dr. Marchisi's Utetiae j
i.'athollcon has proved to me. for two years lev i
health was miserable; I way almost tinabls to wulk. ;
Phvsieinns pronoiiiieed my case lulling of the womb.
extensive ulcerations, colonic uciiw with lluor albus.
The pains, irritation, prostration, and the intolera
ble fu'ttd disc. targe rendered life almost a burden.
In his mi.-erablu condition, Dr. F. P. Newland re
commended Dr. Mnrehisi'e Ulorinc Cstholicon.
Afier taking four bottles I lind mysei 1 in pel fee!
health. Uratituiki for restoration makes me ardent
ly desire that all iny sex, alike unfortunate, may
Und sure relief from this iucnimahle medicine'.
EL1ZABKT1I A NEWLAND.
No. Ill West st., Utica, N. Y.
The above statement 1 know to be true.
V. P. NEW- AN I). M. 1). I'tica. N. V.
1 Imve nohesitteion in saying Dr. Alarehisi's I't r
ine Catln licoti is invaluable in uterine diseases gen
erally. 1 have used it in Fluor Albus, Amenorrheas.,
Prolapsus Fieri, and in eases of extensive ulcera
tion ol the vajriai ami of uteri It is worthy of the
notice ofthe Facultv.
JOHN C, OltiilCIC, M. 11. Baltimore, Mil.
C5r-J. I!. Marclhsi .V Co., I'loprielors, Central De
pot, :!t : l Cioadway. N. Y. uug S, '51 lim
John Miller's Estate.
"VTOTICE ii hereby iriven thrvt th undersigned
L i has been appoiated and ipia.',ilied ns executor ol
the lasl will and teataiiM'.tit of John Miller, late oi
llarrison eountv. Ohio, deiseaiw-d. AU nersins iu-
IMA--
! teresteil will tale notice accordingly. Dated atCa
I diz till, Sjihday of Aiigusi, ls.M.
wi 1 .TOhtJ'il DCNLAP, Executor,
j august ;H, If 54.
t
f Auction!!
TTTOOD Jt SMITH will offer at public Auction
If to the highest bidder wirhout preserve, thi-ir
eniiro ftoelt ol Ooodi-, consisting of Dry Goods.
Hardware, Qiuoiswarn. Groceries, Ac, &.O.. '
Coainif-ncing .on Thursday evening, 14th itint ,
an:l continuing Irotu duy to day umil all is sold.
We havo a few inoro houses uud lots for sale al
low prices. W. i. S.
We are also desirous of selling our Eooki as fast
n piw'siblo. Sept. 13, '51.
pii6cLAMAiib:i "
IS hersby made to all the qualilif d voters of Har-ri-inn
county, that n General Election will he held
as required by law, on the Second Tuesday, .being
the 10th day of Octobor, A D. 1351, at the several
places of holding elections ii. said county, at which
time the following ollicers are lo be. euosi n, via.
One Supreme Judge, one MomlsT of tlie Board of
Pub! ie Works, one Member of Comiress, one Pro
bate Judge, ono Clerk ol the Court, one County
Auditor, ono ConnniKKiouer autl one inrector i
county Infirmary and the Trustee of the s:vw
townships in s-iid county, are required to return Hi.
following, number of Jurors Ifoni their respect ve
townships, to wit:
Common l leaslury.
Probate Jury
11
1)
a
15
ft
5
6
ii
4
6
9
6
7
Pliort Creek.
11
lireeno
German
Athens
Cadiz
Archer
Ruiidey
Mooreiii hi
ISotiuglmm
Sotck'
N' oi ill
Freeporl
Washington
Franklin
a
a
15
6
6
4
fa
6
ti
7
Monroe
t
And the Trustees of tlio severs! townsliipj are
furtlior required lo return from their respective town
ships, lot the use ol the I'rnb'iic Court of this county,
lis tliey are now required by law to return, an equal
number of Jarvrs, as above specified, ths list son
t'lining tho names of said Jurors so returned to be
delivered to the Clerk of the Court of Common
I'leas. The polls to bo opened between tlto hoiin
of six and len o'clock in tho morning and close at
bix o'clock ia lite altertioon nf the same day.
.1. boVD.Sherill'ot Harrison Co..
Sheriff's ffjce Codi). Set), ti. IBM.
IlKWAHD!
LOST on .Saturday evening, the ftli of Septem
ber. s54, between the lown of Jefferson ind
ihe residence ofthe s ibseriber, one mile-rnd-a hall
this side ol Jeil'i rson on ihe road leading from Salem
to Hanover, a large, fail leather pocket-book con
tuiuingO.NK HUDUED AfD TWENTY DOL
LAHS. There was ten ten dollar bills on Uie State
Hank of Oiiio, one tenon tho bank of Kentucky,
and one live on the hank oflndiaiia. What hank
the other live is on is noi recollected. Anypir.oi,
finding the money and returning it to the subserilier.
shall receive the above reward' anil many thanks,
SH.VDJUCK KEMP.
September 16, lS5t.-3t pth
Slf.K, crape, gossnuiere, Naplas and Uiiglish straw
boiiuetis, load dresses, ladies caps, ttc. for sail
in great variety by ' 8 At II MeFADDLN
The greate t Bargains at the New
Haiti more Store.
DT-KVV CO.. r spectfully infurtn the citi
x -lis of Cndi.. and surroiindioif country, that
holms just received a lot of New, FalHiools. nil
knsls of Dry Goods and ready made clothing, which
he is sel ling at snob prices as tow never bought be
fore. Now Loxlios and Gentlemen hy all mentis
pivo me a vail ami exsmlno my stock lielore plir
chasinif elsewl.erv , and yi will liid yourself ainp-
, rt!)J0,:tj jour'trrtnlii,,,
j Kememlwr th. r tw cbeai
nolo. A
olieius Baltimore Ptoro. Main
Street, oivosite. the Court House, and call won if
j ou wish u" at bargums. Kespectlullv,
S.pt. L'O, '54. . JJ. Ll'.VV 'Sc. C(
Publio Sale.
"ITTlLIi be sold at public Vendue nt the W rei
" a,,"ce . " defeased, MM of
I Archer township. Harrison cumv. too itb ilnv
v
; 1-177 wi v
i P1'""1"1 v"': .'' n'r.,' knA nf V WW- '
improveu ami in a yu stat ol -Ittvatmn:
Hor. U., Sites p ;w.d ll,., Wor., ears
1 " ,"7"- l.rows, Cnlttvator, with a . r.
i elv of other ttirtnitif titenttala. one Bu'jsrv and liar-
I ncss. lla and Oats, witli vnnoiv nl' othi arlielea
r too ledtivris i it" muminii. Sain to noininenes at 10
roinuienee at
. . . . , .. ,. ...
1 ,11.11 1 issolil w. ;Hl.oli CA A..,l!.ecuior.
S. pt.9
.0 .. J III 1... t C ScUUlJCl
Papvr Ilanglnirs
Q W. McI)VVEI.l. Ik Hjw orirff lii irirg
k atocl ol l'spl ilangHitr-uidoiolrr. iMMwiatiii.',
in i srt o! GraniteDisrbiu. cji imn aiid vafiouatxiat.
ot I: di ps. vrs, Wh I. G::f aad J im Satin i
rvn.- ti 1 ariora, tk-ri-ohamcta 4tc, lOiclil
cri:!nlij' a .0 r.i.BT.t ; 10c dxxaitnci knJsl
lii ialest ftc . ni.c l v. tlnish
Wm, a I.'-'.'- a s,.rt . r,it of WIN!)flW BUMVi
and rim Juani uu- uum everv aMirm Maaiitv.
lii slot wlitch i the larirtwt tver bolora nrlared
in lnw cky, will be aoij uicw wiiich eaanet fail
tosuit the p irc!ias-r.
Oil and caaipine lor ycnrlTri at the HOOK ajil
PA Hilt flora ut" . V. McllKSV tl.I
Norili aids M .Market, !miw :h Ai.
.Vareb ! Is.M-..:n f-,rui-nvii!.
1J1 'A t.l! M At Iltlt f HuRO KLtCTK t OLTlto
1-'i.m. .
rrolo.nitf instant relief i.'uin the most aeuir pain.
and S-imaiienin euriiii; nil Nural;ie dieaea.
i..i. u juu-i.i. paiiiiui au.I anellcJ Joints,
, ,S. nilia ol tbr'a, Deafnesa, Bbivl
ii. ss. Si. V iuis Dtiner, Palitati'n
ol the H'-arl, p riodicaI liojd
i ie, I'uius in the stoia
iicli, ludijestion. Dya-
pia, t' teri ne
. i'aius'araly
si, tli-t..
These chains were lirtt introduced in llie city of
.vow i ora less tuan one year since, ana atter cin2
i kiilti. i-li-.l in lh.iriiiii.il trint in .v.rv linbr.ital in ,1...
city. and applied by Dra.Vak.-nuu, Mom Csrnoclran, ' .
' a" "d oilwra. It was dtscovircd that thay
possess atrnne and wvoderlil power in tlio relief
and cure ol the alwvo clnsa of diseases, and their
sale, aud the succcs that has attended Uieir use is
unparalleled.
Previous to thter introduction into this country,
lin y w i re used in every hospital in thirope, and are
secured by patents in France, Uermany, Austria,
I i russin, ana t.iigianu; ana bibo ia me cntteaaiaiec
"TIll.NK CLOSE AND FONDt WILL."
Pr,,clPl('8 u, n whicli it w claimed that uie
uivuu.c. .". ...ti iv.ju. ,uin mm, tiik
that all .Nervous Disaaea are attended anil pro
duced by a di licit lit supply of nervous Quid, an 1 an
agent turn resembles closely electricity, or electro
iiugnvtisni; aiid second thut the electro magnetns
cliaiiu, by being worn over and upon U.e pair and
or.an diseased, furnish to the exhausted B-'rvotu
fluid which is required to produce a healthy action
through th entire system. JSo disgusting nostrum
is allowed to lie taken while using the eiiaina, bulk
rigid observance of the general laws of health are re
quired. iiiisk friction upon the part diseased add
much to the effects of lliu chains, by increasing their
magnetic power.
One 9 Iioiikhim! Ilnrft.
,Z;: .1
niuibi nuti uiii;iiiii ii.uu cerLiiicBii'si ni rum. i
trotM imUiyiit patients and scieotific physicl,
M ,inve cycled by tl.e use of Pulvermacl.
ana.
bv the use of Pulverniacber'e
Electric Chains. They never tail to twrform what
they tire advertised to do, and no person ha ever
been diasatislicd who has given ihein atrial.
IN H..MAl,t CJiStt
more than one hundred purinanent euros of ProUp
sus Uteri huve b-en effeeted within the last year If
the use oi the . bains, lly applying one end of tbv
chain over me region of the ablonien, and the oitw.r
upon the spine just above the hip, the usual un vino
ympions incident to that disease are al once reinuv -ed.
MODlJ OF USE! The chain should be moistened
belore use with cininiou vinegar, and then one cru
I ot the chain sliould on applied directlyto tue seat ot
tiie pain ur disease, Bnd tlj other end' otitwevj lot'.
JiF, NOT DECEIVED! The Klectrin Chs ins arm
not to cure all I'iseases: but fot Nervous liiseisee il
is claimed that Ml .Medical Attent in thoiv.irhl e
pro.iueeil o mauy cases in the last year as tlio L.b
trie chain,
l.VVFANT UF.LlKFfroiu the most acute pain, IS
produced at the moment of application much uiere
etlcciually tuun can bo produced by opium, ill OUT of
us lorms.
Coll und obtai i a nnmplilol (irntlis.)
, J. STEINEItT, Sole Agent,
5tiJ Droadwoy, cor. Prince St.
JSrJNO. HEALL, MainSt. Cadii.O. Agenu
mar 1 j l:i4-ly
I'itOl'l, ifl4TIOU
To the invalid of Harrison county. Pulvarmaeher'a
Uydro-Elecuc-Voliaic Chains, producing a constant
current of unterrupied Electro-Magnetism, wiil
give lusts itrelivf from pain, aud effect a permanent
and speedy cure of all silp.voi s ihskabes.
JOSEPH H'l'ELVEKT,.
Cuneral Agent lor the Enitod Miii.
For e ale by, A. JU L. SCUrtElHEIt.
Moorefield, Harrison coumy, Ohio.
May 10, ISM. ly.
AYE1VS PILLS,
Anew nd singularlr sueeessfsl remedy tat Ih
cere of all Bilious diseases Costivenees, Indi
gestion, Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fevers,
Gout, Humors, Nervousness, Irritability, Inflammor..
tions, Headache, Fains in the Breast, Side. Wmk,
and limbs, Femnle Complsmts, Sec, Ike. Indeed,
Tery few are the diseasos in which a Purgative Me4i-'
cine is not more or less required, and much siek
ness and suffering might be prevented, if a har ta
lis hut effectual Cathartic were mure freely need.
. No person can feel well while a eostiva habit f
body prevails ; besides it soon generates aarious and
often fatal diseases, which migtit huve been avoided!
bv tlie timely and judicious use of a Rood purgative.
This is tdike tnie of Colds, Feverish svmptoius, aiid .
Bilious derangements. They all tend to biiMUue or
produce the deep seated and fomiidublc distemper
whir b loud the hearses all over the land, llenee a
reliable family physic is of the first importance, ti
the public hii'altk, and this PiU has beeu perfected
with consummate skill to meet that demand. An
extensive trial of its virtues by Phyaiciuus, Profes
sors, uud Patients, has shown results surpassing
any thing hithurto known of any medicine. Care
have been effected beyond belief were they not sub
stuntinted by persons of such exalted position atul
character as to forbid the suspicion of untratli. .
Aiming the many eminent gentlemen who have
testified in favor of these Pills, we nisy mention :
Du. A. A. Hat KB, Analytical Chemist, of Hon ton,
and State Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high
professional character ia endorsed by the
Hon. EnwARi) Evekktt, Senator of the 1T. S.
Koui wi t'AViNTiiaoe, Ex-Jipeoktr of the Houie
of Uepreseutatives.
. AnniviT LiWite.NCi. Winister Plea, to Kniflund.
t John B.Fliir vTKiCK,Cu.th. Itisbepof lieston.
Also, bu. J. (. Chiltum, Practical Chemist, uf
New York City, endorsed by . . ,
Hon. W. I..'Mahi, Secretary of State.
Wm. Ii. Abtok, the richest man In America.
H. l.ui.ANO & Cu., Pri.pr's ef tha MeUovuiitaa
Hotel, aud others.
Did Bptce permit, we could (rive msnr hundred
esrtificates, from all parts where the Pills list
been used, but evidence even more eenyiueiujr tliaA
the exporieuce of cruinant publie men ia fcujl
in their elfects upon trial. '
These Pills, the result of long Investigation an4
study, are offered to the public as the beet and
most complete which the present state of medical
cienee cm afiurd. They are compounded mot of
the dru& themselves, but of the medicinal rjtnea
only of Vegetable remedies, extracted by chmucal
proctts in a state of purity, and eombiiuKl together
' in such a inanaersi to insure the best results, 'ibis
system of eeniyfisition for medicine has been fowui
hi the Cherry I'eetorul and Fills both, t produce a
more efficient remedy tinea bad hithsrte Wen ol .
tained bv anr process. The reason is perfectly ob
vious, i VVhihi liv the olttjixul of imposition, ev
ery medicine is burdened with moro or less of ten
monious and injurious qualities, by this each iiida
vidaal nirtae only that deerred for the curative)
edict is preseuti jlll the inert and ubneiivus qmiV
ities of each lusstance employed are left behind, u.e
curative virtues only being retained. Heuee it i
self-evident the effects should prove as they have
proved more purely remedial, aud the Pills a sorer,
more powerful antidote to disease than suy tW
medicine kaowa to tlie world.
1 As it is frequently expedient that my m ecricine.
should be taken tinder the counsel of an sttsnduig
Phyieian, and as hs could not properly jndire of a
remedy without knetring its cempositioii, 1 hav
supplied the accurate Formulas by allien both uty
Pectoral and Pills am made to the whole body ol
, Practitioners in the United States and British Awer
icon Provinces.- If however there should be snt
one who has Wit recaiTwl them, they will ' be
promptly forwarded hv moil to his sdibess. .
Of all the Patent Medicines tliat are ottered, haw
few would be taken if their cempositioii was known I
Their life consist in tlieir tinner). J have ut
' mysteries.:' ,: '::': i '- s . , : -l
'1 tie ranipositien of my prcparaHous is I 'd oueo)
to all men. and all who are competent to Jude oUf
the subject freely acknowledge their roi.vioruia
' uf their intrinsic nctiM. - The Cherry Pet Uowl el
pronounced by scientific men to ba a .matMtottul
medicine before its effects were known. Many eats
incut Physicians have deetared tlie satis thiaa; uf
my Pills, and eveu more eoiifldentiy, and ate w II
in'g to certify tint their anticipations were u
than rt-aliied by their effects upon trial. ,.
Thoy operate by their powerful influenre en tha
' internal viscera to purify th blood ani stiiouliite it
into healthy action remove ,tha onssriution
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of (b
body, restoring their irregular action t health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such etsrauge
menta as ore the first oripin of disoaae.
. Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant to tafcs
and keine purely vogetable, no harm can ariaw freal
, their noa in any qaantity.
For minute airactiona, see wrapper m bet Bosk
.-.: - 1'BEt'AltKD B j-.---
JAMES C AYE IT,-
Prneticnl nnt Analytlcatf.'imlMk
, . , .LOWEIX, MARS. . i
Price 15 Centi pr Box. Tit Bow or $1,
g0tf"t;'v .;-'"';. .:
Aoht F. Kckstein, Jf.ifttiicirinnri., ' lr .lohj
Metlean, Cadi; Win II Wniaou, tUor'ietovie. JP.li
ivia i vn. 1...01... . .7 r.. . . .
I 1 - -11 ioiiwhi iinrriniiiei .;ienn .v.- 1 uninormm.
I , . anfl f, ,,,,, . , ; ( J. 'J f
Juitv I f, yciin