ocr: THE WHEELING Is published in connection with the Daily and Tri-Weekh Intelligencer,, con taining READING any other paper in West Virginia, and more than any paper in the United States, the same price. published nt the unprecedented low price of oltONE P ii< R AKNUM!!1 The contents of the Weekly Intel!ken cer embraces the most readable and Ucolt:! information on the subjects of COMMERCE, LITERATURE, THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, AGRICULTURE, . ELEGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELL1GENCF, FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &.C., &C. &C. It is iho determination of the Publishers, by keeping pace with the improvements of the day, and making themselves ac quaintnd with the reading wants of the en tire community, to furnish a publication irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a For this purpose, the publishers have spared neither pains nor expense. Their are entirely new, and with the advantages of one of the Largest Printing in tho West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper, to wit:--keep pace with the Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at the same time furnish valuable and reliable informa tion for tho people. B@?"Under the New Cheap Postage a needless expense will be saved by taking a" Cheap Home Paper! ] [(rsB'No Eastern payer containing the sami amount of reading as the Inteligen ckr, can be got at the same ?price, when the is added. J3Sf*The Weokly Intelligencer will be sent to subscribers in this county free ok Address ' SWEAR1NGEN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe and Quincy,


Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume]

ocr: IITELLraCES, is published in connection will) the Daily anil Tri-wseicli I.vtellioencf.b,, con taining B^"DIORE READING any other paper in West ern Virginia, and more than any paper in the United States, the same prioe. Jleing published at tliti unprecedented low price of OCT ONE Pi-Ji ANNUM!!" The contents of the Weekly InteUigcn embrjces the most readable and U?clul infornintion on the subjects of i'Cl.lTICS, COMMERCE, I ITERATURE, . IIS ARTS AND,SCIENCES, ASIilCULTURE, ? LEGRAPHIC NEWS, I OCAL INTELLIGENT , FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C., &C. &C. It is the determination of the Publishers, k ;cping puce with the improvements the .lay, and making themselves ac with the reading wnnts of tho en tire community, to furnish a publication irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a NEWSPAPER For this purpose, tho* publishers have ? pared neither pains nor expense. Tneh are entirely new, and with the of one of the Largest Printing in the NVest, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper, to wit:-keep pace with the Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at tho same time furnish valuable and reliable informa tion for the people. ftSF^Undcr the New Cheap Postage a needless expense will be saved by tak'ns a ? Cheap Home Paper! Eastern paper containing the amount of reading as the Intemgen t<.n Ic got at the same price, when the is added. {(Of*"The Weekly Intelligencer will be lo subscribers in this county fuee of 1'ojTAv.i-:. Address SWEAR1NCEN & TAYLOR. 21 Water Street, between Monroe and Quincy, I I I I I I ,

place_of_publication: Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]

publisher: Swearingen & Taylor


ocr: THE WilJS KLIN G IITELIS1CER, Is published in connection with the Daii.y and Tri- Wkekli Intelligencer,, con taining BgrMOtlE READING BIATTER,J?ff any other paper in West ern Virrima, and more than any other pipor in the United States, for the cLiins price. Being publ^shi-d at tiie unprecedented | price of DOLLAR^oqI P Jliljv- ANNUM!!' The contimts of the Weekly liitc-J'.igen ccr embrace! tlio most readable and :.oelul information qn the subjects of i. fries, COMMERCF I 1TEKAT&KE, TlIS Alt'rs AND SCIENCES, A I 'tCULTURK, f Xl.EGllAI'WC NEWS, i-'.H'Al, INTELLIGENCE, FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C., &C. \ C. It is the determination of the Publisher?, by k loping pace with the improvements of the lay, and making themselves nc quaintnd with the reading wants of the en tire community, to furnish a publication | irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a> For this purpose, the. publishers have spared neither pains nor expense. Their are entirely ni:w, and with the a '.vantages of one of the Largest Printing Establishments in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, They feel confident that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper, !o wit:--keep pace with the Telegraphic and Railroad speed of the day, and at the same time furnish valuable and reliable informa tion for the people. fr.^yllnder the New Cheap Postage Law, a needless expense will be savei> bv I ? tjk'.ng a Cheap Home Paper! /Sg?" No Eastern paper containing the saw ? ainnvnt of reading as the. Intf.ligf.N cku, can he got at the same price, iclten the postage is added. JSSrThe Weekly Intelligencer will be n. .o subscribers in this county free of PostaoK. Address SWKAR1XGEN & TAYLOR. 'Jt Water Street, between Monroe and Quincy, WHEELING, VA. LEGAL NOTICES.


ocr: P.OXliS Ll'.MONS. \i Cases Sardines. '? llales liordo Almonds .1 1 Soxes Goshen Cheese?Warianted. Candies as low as nny house iu the city,warranted to keep dry. For sale at llKOOK'fv scptS-tf. No. 112 Main s MORE OIL CLOTHS. I AM now receiving a very large and complete stock of Superior Oil Cloths, from one to four yards wide, which will lie sold very low. those iu want of goods in this line will please call, and see the prettiest article ever ofleved iu this city. J.C. HAKHOUK. sept I No. 143 Main street. To Glass Manufacturers. \\J, B.liave constantly on hand a large stock of Japaoed T ? Jar Covers of all sizes, Union St., No. 10. Aug. 21.. lwd. CAY WOOD CON KLIN fc CO.


ocr: Isjpublished in connection with tho Dajlv Thi-Weekli Intelligencer,," con READING any other Paper in Western and more than any other in the United States for the price published at the unprecedented low price of DOLL PER ANNUM!!! The contents of the Weekly Intelligen embraces the most readable ami useful ou the subjects of COMMERCE, LITERATURE, THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, AGRICULTURE, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY/' NEWS, &C., &C. &C. It is the determination of the Publishers, keeping pace with tlio improvements the day, and making themselves ac with the reading wants of the en community, to furnish a publication irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a For this purpose, the publishers have neither pains nor expense. Their are entirely new, and with the of ono of the Largest Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper, to wit -keep pace with tho Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at the same time furnish valuable and reliable informa tion for tho people. JgOJ?Under the New Cheap Postage a needless expense will be saved by taking a Cheap Home Paper! B?"No Eastern paper containing the same amount of reading as the Inteligek cf.11, can he got at the same price, when the is added. J(j@""The Weekly Intelligencer will sent to subscribers in this county free Address SWEARINGEN & TAYLOR. 21 Water Street, between Monroe and Quincy, WHEELING, VA. ! j I j 1


ocr: THE WHEELING 1TELLIHER, Is.published in connection with the Daily Thi-Wef.km Intelligence^, con taining READING any other Paper in and more than any in the United States for the same price Being published at the unprecedented price of PER ANNUM!!! The contents of the Weekly Intelligen cer embraces the most readable and useful 'nformation ou the subjects of POLITICS, COMMERCE, LITERATURE, TIIE ARTS AND SCIENCES, AGRICULTURE, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &.C., &C. &C. It is the determination of the Publishers, by keeping pace with the of the day, anil making themselves ac quainted with the reading wants of tho en tire community, to furnish a irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a For this purpose, the publishers spared neither pains nor expense. materials are entirely new, and with advantages of one of the Largest Establishments in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, They feel confident that they can that great essential of a good to wit:--keep pace with the Telegraphic Railroad speed of the day, and at tho time furnish valuable and reliable tion for the people. f!f?>f~Undcr the New Cheap Law, a needless expense will be saved taking a Cheap Home Paper! JSVif A'o Eastern payer containing same amount of reading as the cer, caii he got iit the same price, when postage is added. fiSyThe Weekly Intelligencer will sent to subscribers in this county free Postage. Address SWEAR1NGEN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe and WHEELING, VA. NKYV ADVERTISEMENTS


ocr: (Tljc 3ntclligciucr, 18 PI'Bl.ltlllKII IiilLV, THI WEEKLY AND WEEKLY. BY SWEARINGEN & TAYLOR, u If SWEARING EN.] [O. I. TAYLOR. j. h. PENDLETON," j"EDITOB? I. TAYLOR,\ tullUK;s OFFICE?No. 21, Water Street, between .Mcr.toe and Quincy. TKBTIM. :*fly, i<r anuuD1 or 10 cents per week fn Wrtkly. per annum. 3,00 vrwkiy " "V: ,*00, TEK7IN OP ADVERTISING. [ Tm line? making a Square.] Oat J'inaic, 1 insertion $ ,50 .i ?* 2 " ,75 3 " 1,00 1 week 1,63 2 " 2,60 .. " 1 month, 4,00 6 5,00 8,00 - 12 ?? 10,00 P,1 VkaRLY Apvi:rti?mbrt??1 square, with the jiiivilrgc of ? ^angccyper annuum, 15,00 Owe square, ivr .juarte^changeable at pleasure, 5,00 ai:U Professional Cards, (per annum,) not txceoliug o lines, 5,00 Fo? Lnxtj Advkrti8xxc?t*, liberal discounts will be pie ou tbe above rates. X5"Keligious notices, and advertisements Tor Charitable jjtitutions and Fire Companies, inserted gratuitously. and Deaths inserted gratuitously. lit'SI NESS CARDS. flORGAN NELHO.V, tttorney und Counsellor nt Low, OUlre No. 150, Fourth street, WllKKLIKO, VA. U.FKKD OAliDWBLL, nt Uw nnd Solicitor in Chancery, Office No. 247, Alain street, WllCKLlNO, VA. ICI'SMKLL & FIT'ZIIUCSM, ItiornrM nnd Counsellor* nt Luw, umce No. CD, Monroe Street. WnniKO, Va JA.HEM PAtLI?, liiornry nnd Counsellor nt Law, Office No. 152. Fourth Street. J. G. M'CLELLAN. Attorney nt Law. St. Locis, Mo. . street, north side, between Main and Sec ..nd. 2d floor, entrance No. 8, Fine street. PirticUar attention given to collections in Missouri and * GIBSON L. CRANMER, Attorney nt l.nw. NOTARY PUBLIC FOR THE CITY OF "WHEELING, Commissioner for the State of Ohio, to take of Deeds, Depositions and other writ aug26 A. C. Jones, Attorney at Law. OTice un Fourth Street, near ",^v^2l15g!'VA. ?? " j. U. PZKOLKTOY JACOB & pgslpl,KT?Ji, Attorney* nt Law, Office three doors north or tbe .(tend regularly (he Courts o( Marshall, Ohio, and Hancock counties, nnd the Uistrict Courta at and Paikershurg, and auch othet Courts in the ol Wheeling as may be necessarr JOHN L. NEWBY, Ith Wnrd; nnd Attorney nt Law. attend to the taking of depositions, and writing of Contracts, Leases, Arc. Persons desirous of his ser in taking Depositions, will plea-je to have the notices to take them at his office. ile will be found iu his during the day; from 7 A. M. until 7 P. M. r?LowPr end of Main street, adjoining the Haiti and Ohio KailKoid Statiou. aug2C, ?K. A. H. TODD, and Drug Store, corner quincy dr. j. v. HUPP. . j on Main Street, one door South of Judge frrj s WHEELING, VA. Dr. A. P. Wheeler, Office: Main street, CESTKE W HEELING. 43, .Market street. 'T?l DR. E. A. HILDRETH, und Rr?idrnre, ."> o. 7 S. .lKouroe Mtrect, ADJOINING THECOURT HOUSE. DR. THOBURN, OFFICE NO. 1)4, MAIN HIRKKT Centre ? ln-rliujj. F. R. ARMSTRONG, AliKXT AM) DKAI.HIt ?!V REAL ESTATE. Office corner of Main and Uitiou stieetx, WHEELING, VA. JOHN B. VOWELL, UKAI.KK IIV Medicines, Paints, Oils, Pnteut .HediriueM, Perfuluery ?Vc. NO. 21. fNlO.N XT., WIIKCLINU, VA. KELLS & CALDWELL, *u?-ceN?orM to .Ium. Pnull A Co., DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, VARNISHES, BRUSHKS, GLASSWARE, *c. Rl'lLDI.^M, M AIN NTRUP.T, ITH POOR BEI.OW MoKltnK, WHEELING, VA. J. H. CRUMBACKER, U'liolesnle nnd Ketnil DRUGGIST, No. 173, Maix Stbkt, Wiibklimu, Va. T. H. LOGAN &. CO. (Successors to Paxton dr Lake,) and Retail Druggists, dealers in Paints. Oils, Chemicals.Dye studs, Var iiinlies. White Lead, Perfumeries, Fancy articles, Ac.. Ac. A<e., No. 193, Bridge comer. Main st., Whctliso, Va. W. T. SELBY, XV h o I r < n i r Drnlcr in and Domestic Dry Goods, SO. 25, MOXKOE STKKET, Wheeling, Vn. MEAL &z NWEAIIIIVGE.X. FANCY DRY GOODS WHOLESALE. IVo. 11, Hou111 -Ufa Hlreel, PHILADELPHIA, \Y. Sexton, L. Seal, A. Van Swearingen. W. D. MOTTE, in al! .Uimliof Foreign nud Domestic DRY GOODS, Xo. llC, Market Street, Wheeling, Va. Hl'I'KCM.. Jl?. A. FETZER. 0. W. HEISKELL &. CO., Dealer* in nil kindM of and Staple Dry Goods, of MaTket and Union streets, three doors from Win. S. Wickhaui's Aur.tlon Rooms, ?u*2I- Wheeling, Vn. off at cost. TH. JOHNSTON, JR. DEALER IN II Hll.KH. FAXCV DRKHH GOODS, I iiilixt. HwiNN, French, Belgian, Engli?h and Anicrienn DRY GOODS, DESCRIPTION, QUALITY AXnPlllCK, tat. Tin in Ht., KaatHidp, W11EELINU, va, KNEEBLER & CO., WIIOLKMALE DEALERS british, FRENCH and american drv GOODS, 1 Irt. Xorth Third Street, S. Wett corner of Race StT't*, PHILADELPHIA. HENRY K. LIST &.CO. , '.HrrfwaoKSTo Llrr, Howell & Co.) Grocers and Liquor MKHdlWTh. Xo. JjS, Main Street, Wiikiclis o Va. WM. B. uiacturcd Goods. REFER Co., Bridge|K)rt, FliOi'B) IONff, No. And And No. So. 1G2 I!e keeps ing articles: Sugar, do., ers; all of Wheeling, Fancy MAIN S. NO. 161, Tortahle Charge. W. A. Walnut T. Chiun, C111IV !!GI.'?K Ao. IIA KONCMO MILL STEAMBOAT rrnsn i: And all tur'Pro Wooden, E. W. i'offee Fire WATCII X#~All H. I . L\ ?.


ocr: , i , ,THE WHEELING , . ITELLIGICER, Is published in conncction with the Daily and Tri-Weekli Intelligencer,, con taining OS-MORE READING any other paper in West ern Virginia, and more than any other paper in the United States, for the same prioe. Being published at the unprecedented low price of dctONE DOLLARcCO PisJK. ANNUM!!! The contents of the Weekly Intelligen cer embraces the most readable and useful information on the subjects of TOLITICS, COMMERCE, I tTERATURE, I HE ARTS AND SCIENCES, A T TIICULTURE, KLEQRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENC FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C? &C. &C. ll is the determination of the Publishers, kjeping pace with the improvements of tho Jay, and making themselves ac quaintnd with the reading wants of the en tiro community, to furnish a publication irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a NEWSPAPER For this' purpose, the publishers hnvo spared neither pains nor expense. Their are entiroly new, and with tho advantages of one of the Largest Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain thot great essential of a good Newspaper, to wit:--keep pace with tho Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at the same timo furnish valuable and reliable informa tion for the people. J8@=Under the New Cheap Postaor a needless expense will be saved by taking a" Cheap Home Paper! 8&?F"No Eastern paper containing the sam-i amount of reading as the Inteligek cer, can be got at the same price, when the is added. Jg@"The Woekly Intelligencer will bo sent, it) subscribers in this county free or Address SWEAR1NGEN & TAYLOR, ?|| 21 Water Street, between Monroe and Quincy, WHEELING, VA. i


ocr: IMTILLMCEil, k published in connection with the Daiby'': ^nd Tiu-Weekia Intelligencer,, con-, tnining ,7 READING ISATTER^SSf any other paper in West ern Virginia, and more than any other paper in the United States, the same prioe. published at the unprecedented low price of PijR ANNDMIli The contents of the Weekly IrtteHigon cer embraces the most readable and useful informntion on ;the subjects of ?-? COMMERCE, I ITKKATURE, I HE ARTS AND SCIENCES, .\OntCULTURE, y..( . ELEGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C., AC. &C. It is the determination of the Publishers, k icping pace with the improvements the .lay, and making themselves oc with the reading wants of the en tire community, to furnish a publication ? irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a NEWSPAPER For this purpose, the puoiishers have spared neither pains nor expense. Their are entirely new, and with the of one of the Largest Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confidont that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper, to wit:--keep pace with the Telegraphic and speed of the day, and attho same time furnish valuable and reliablo informa tion for the people. JtgfUnder the Nf.w Cheap Postage a needless expense will be saved by taking a" Cheap Home Paper! JS4g"*iVo Eastern paper containing the amount of reading as the Intelioen can be got at the same price, when the is added. jg@~The Weekly Intelligencer will be to subscribers in this county free oy Address SWEAR1NGEN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe nnd Quiney, WHEELING. VA.


ocr: JNTELLIGENOEK. J- II. PENDLETON, j rniTORS OLIVER I. TAYLOR,| *-UUUK;5 I'ubli.hrd nt !Vo. at, Wnt^r dlrttl, BETWEEN MONROE AND ^VINCY SHEETS, HI SWEARING5N & TAYLOR. r. B. SWBARIJSOKN.] [OUVtt I. TAYLOR TKK.1H DAILY, per annum, ? ? ? - S5 ?? (Or 10 Cent* per Week.) TRI-WEEKLY, per annum, ? ? 8?** ?? WEJRKLY. per tnnum, ? ? - ? 81 Ot>


ocr: THE WHEELING Is published in connection with the ajid Tiu-Weekl\ Intelligencer,, con taining JS^MORE'READING Than any other Paper in Virginia, and more than any - an or in the United States for the oaiuu " ico H":ng | - l.ud at the unprecedented ;.rice of FEB ANNUM!!! The c ontents of tlio Weekly Intellij'eu cor embraces the most readable and usoft:l information ou the subjects of COMMERCE, LITERATURE, THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, AGRICULTURE, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C., &C. &C. It is the determination of the Publishers, keeping pace with the improvements the day, and making themselves ac with the reading wants of tho en tire community, to furnish a publication irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a' For this purpose, the" publishers have neither pains nor expense. Their are entirely new, and with the Vantages of one of the Largest Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they con nttain great essential of a good Newspaper, io wit:--keep pace with the Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at the same furnish valuable and reliable informa for the people. tlgyUnder the New Cheap Postage a needless expense will be saved by a Cheap Home Paper! J$S5*~i\o Eastern paper containing the amount of reading as the Intemoen can be got at the same price, when the is added. ggy-Thu Weekly Intelligencer will he n. 1o subscribers in this county fuee of Address SWEARINGEN & TAYLOR, 2t Water Street, between Monroe and Quincy, WHEELING, VA. LEG AT, NOTICES. In Chancery. Virgitiiti: At Rules held in the Clerk's Office of the court orOhio county in the month or September, lSoG. Beniamln Jacob. , >? Complainant, against Rachel Jacob, widow, and William"!


ocr: THIi WH-EJ^LXNG ; iffltncEs, Is published in connection with the Daii.y and Tri-Weekli Intrm.ioeitckr,, con taining READING WATTER??3 any other paper in West ern Virginia, and more than other paper in the United States, the same price. Being published nt the unprecedented low price of ONE. PlR ANNUM!!' The contents of the Weekly Intelliren embraces the most readable and i..eh:l inforiuntion on the subjects of COMMERCE, I ITKKATURE, TIIE ARTS AND SCIENCES, AGRICULTURE, KLEGRAPI11C NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C., &C. &C. It is the determination of the Publisher::, looping pace with the improvements the day, and making themselves ac with the reading wants of the en tire community, to furnish n publication irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a For this purpose, the publishers have neither pains nor expense. Their inatciials are entirely new, and with the of one of the Largest Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, foel confident that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper, !o wit:--keep pace with the Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at the same furnish valuable and reliable informa for the people. J8@?*Under the New Cheap Postage a needless expense will be saved by a^ Cheap Home Paper! JJgfiVo Eastern payer containing the amount of reading as the Inteligen can he got at the same price, when the is added. gfjg'-The Weekly Intelligencer will bo to subscribers in this county free ok Address SWEAR1NGEN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe nnd Quincy, WHEELING, VA. 'l'lic Only True l*ortr?it of Wawhiugtou.


ocr: I ? ; 4 4-k^ WfaE&Iiltfd s ' UTELIICEIEE, Is published in connection with the Dailv and Tri-Weekli Intelligencer,, con taining READING MATTEiU@3 any other paper in West Virginia, and more than any paper in the United States, the same price. published ot the unprecedented low price of tnrONE P Jt. ^ ANNUM!'.! Tho contents of the Weekly Intel liccn cer enibrJccs the most readable and uzcfcl on the subjects of COMMERCE, I ITERATORE, . HE ARTS AND SCIENCES, CiniCULTURE, KLEGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, 4C., &C. &C. It is the determination of the Publishers k seping pace with the improvements the day, and making themselves oc quaintnd with the reading wants of the en tire community, to furnish o publication irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a NEWSPAPER For this purpose, the puniishers Have neither pains nor expense. Theii are entiroly new, and with Ihe of one of the Large&t Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper, to wit:-keep pace with the Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at the same time furnish valuable and reliable informa tion for the people. g@~Under the New Cheap Postaoe a needless expense will be saved by taking a" Cheap Home Paper! {SSf No Eastern paper containing the amount of reading as the Intelioen ckr, can be got at the same price, when the is added. figyThe Weekly Intelligencer will be sent to subscribers in this county free ok Address SWEARING EN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe and Quincy, WHEELING. VA:


ocr: THE WHEELING INTELLIGENCES, Is published in connection wilh the D aILV and Tri-Weekl* Intelligences,, con taining B??HORE READING BIATTER?0ff any other paper in West ern Virginia, and mQre than any other paper in the United States, the same prioe. published at the unprecedented low price of icrONE Pi.R ANNUM!!' The contents of the Weekly Intelligen cer embraces the. (post readable and Ucciol information on the subjects of COMMERCE, LITERATURE, 'I HE ARTS AND 8.CIENCES, .\ iRICULTURK, . RLEQR.iPHip NEWS,' LOCAL INTBLLIGENCI, FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS* &.C., AC. &C. It is the determination of the Publishorr, kieping pace with the improvements the day, and making themselves ac with the reading wants of the en community, to furjtjsh a publication irrespective of its political contents, alwayB be'acceptatye as a NEWSPAPER For this purpose, the publishers have neither pains nor expense; Their are entirely, new, and with the of one of the Largest Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper, wit:-keep pace with the Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at the same furnish valuable and reliable informa for the pcoplo. gSjfUndcr the New Cheap Postage a needless expense will be saved by a^ Cheap Home Paper! BGfNo Eastern paper containing the amount of reading as the Intelioen can be got at the savie price, when the is added. JSSfThe Weekly Intelligencer will be to subscribers in this county free or Address SWEAR1NGEN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe and Quincy, WHEELING. VA. The Only Trne Portrait of Wmhington. J tut Published, T. B. Welch** Magnificent Portrait of Washington! Engraved (by permission) from Stuart's only original in the A the Beam, Boston.


ocr: . , 1TILLIEICI, , Is published in conncction with the Daily ami Tni-Weekii Intem.igf.ncku,, con taining BSTIBORE READING MATTER^) Than any other paper in West ern Virginia, and more than any other paper in the United States, for the same price. Ileing published at the unprecedented low price of to=ONE P JSK ANNUM!!' ? The contents of tlio Weekly Imelligen cer embraces the most readable ;tnd -ocdul information on the subjects-of 1'OLITICS, COMMERCE, LITERATURE, THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, Ai'tlCULTURE, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C? &C. &C. It is the determination of the Publishers, by k ;eping pace with the improvements of the ilay, and making themselves ac quaintnd with the reading wants of the en tire community, to furnish a publication irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as n| For this purpose, the_ publishers have spared neither pains nor expense. Tncil are entirely new, and with ihe advantages of one of the Largest Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper, :o wit:--keep pace with the Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at the same time furnish valuable ami reliable informa tion for the people. JSgfUnder the New Cheap Postage a needless expense will be saved by :ak:ng a Cheap Home Paper! SSF'No Eastern paper containing the sum'! amount of reading as the 1ntf.ligf.n cku, can he got at the same price, when the is added. Jjsyriic Weekly Intelligencer will be -i.m to subscribers in this county fuf.e of Address SWEARINQEN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe anil Quincy, WHEELING, VA. LEGAL NOTICES.


ocr: IITEUIGICSR, Is published in connection with the Daily TKi-'^it^WiA Int'ei.ligencku',, con? joining '' 11 READING MATTER=?H any other paper in West Virginia, ana more than any paper in the United States, the same pride. published nt the - unprecedented low i; .iv i .. price or tcrONE ANNUM!!' The contents of the Weekly Intellicen embraces the most readable and ueolul information on the subjocts of COMMERCE, 11TERATURE, TUB ARTS AND SCIENCES, Ar! ItlCULTURE, F.LEQRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C., &C.-&C. It is the determination of the Publishers, k loping pace with the improvements tho -lay. and making themselves oc with the reading wants of the en community, to furnish n publication irrespective of its political contents, always bo acceptable as a NEWSPAPER For this purpose, the publishers have neither pains nor expense. Their are cntiroly kkw, and with the of one of the Lorgest Printing in the West, including fl^TEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can nttam great essential of a good Newspaper, wit:-keep pace with the Telegraphic and spoed of the day, anil at the same furnish valuable and reliable informa for the people. gtgyUndcr tho New Cheap Postage a needless expense will bo saved by a" Cheap Home Paper! XJ6g="No Eastern paper containing the : amount of reading the Iktemoeh can he got at the same price, when the is added. g?-The Weekly Intelligencer will be to subscribers in this county free ok Address SWEAR1NGEN & TAYLOR, ?l Water Street, between Monroe and Qhinc>, WHEELING. VA. The Only True Portrait of \Vn?hIug?on. hut PublMi?I, T. fTlVtlch'' Magnificent Portrait of


ocr: THE WHEELING imiMClR, Is published in connection with the Daii.y Tm-Weeki.\ Intem.igencer? con taining READING MATTER?@a any other paper in West Virginia, and more than any paper in the United States, the same price. published at the unprecedented low price of O N E 1) O L L A11 P^K ANNUM!!' The contents of the Weekly Intelligen embraces the most readable and ugclul information on the subjects of COMMERCE, ! ITERATURE, I HE ARTS AND SCIENCES, AGRICULTURE, KLEGRAPIIIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, AC., &C. &C. It is the determination of the Publishers, k soping pace with the improvements of the .!nv, and making themselves ae (juaintnd with the reading wants of the en tire community, to furnisli a irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a For this purpose, the* publishers spared neither pains nor expense. Their arc entirely nkw, and with advantages of one of the Largest Establishments in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can that great essential of a irooil Newspaper, to wit:--keep pace with the Telegraphic Railroad speed of the day, and at the time furnisli valuable and reliable informa tion for the people. tfc^Under the Nf.w Cheap Law, a need loss expense will be saved taking a Cheap Home Paper! ] No Rastcrn payer containing sain : amount of reading as the Inteligen okIw; tun he got at the same pricc. when postage is added. Jtfj-sgp*Thu Weekly Intclligencer will s u*. jt subscribers in this county free Pg.viawK. Address SWKAR1NGEN & TAYLOR. 21 Water Street, between Monroe and WHEELING, VA. JJXI AL NOTICES. In Chancery. Virginia: At Mules licltl in IIip Clerk's Offiff of Ciiruit coin 1 of Ohio county in tin* month of


ocr: .1.00 OFFICE?No. 21, Water Street, betwten Jlor awl Quiucv. TKUXN. IMil). 1*' Annum S5.?11 I or 10 cents p?!r ucek ; ?fri-Weekly. perannuu* ........3,00 I Weekly 44 T IvK.TIM OF ADVEBTININU. ? Trtl Iiii's making a Square.3 line square. 1 Insertion, ......$ ,30 1 woek t,5? 2 ** 2,30 ?? " 1 month -1,00 - ?* <5,00 44 C " 8,00 " 12 44 10,00 Fot Viutt AovMTUMmi-1 square, with the privilege of ?? Ranges, pgr auuuum, 13,00 Ot<e rquare. per quarter, changeable at treasure, 6,00 ami Professional Cards, (per annum,) not eAceeding3lines, <*,00 For Los?? ADtuTusum, liberal discounts will be nuJr on ?bov? rates. CC?*Kflis:ious notices, anil advertisements for Charitable Institutions and Flic Companies, inserted gratuitously. !?>'.Marriages and Deaths inserted gratuitously. "BUSINESS CARDS." nou(;.v> kkIiMon, AI torn r>' nnd Counsellor nt I.nvr, Ullud No. 130, Fourth street, WiiEKUxa, Va. .U.FKKUCAI.DWKM., ut I.aw uud Molirifor in C'hnucrrr, Office No. 247, Main MYeet, 1 WnccLtHu, Va. Kr**KI?I' & FIT/IIl'??I, Attorney* nnd ('ena*ell?r>t nt Lnw, Office No. CO, Monroe Sfneet. Wmttixo, Va. JA.TVEM PArMi, Attorney uud t'ouniirllor nt I^iw, Otrice No. 132. Fourth Street. J. G. M'CLELLAN. Attorney nt Im*?. St. Loci*. Mo. Pine street, north side, between Main and Sec on.I, i?l floor, entrance No. 8, 1'inCstr--? Particular attention given to collections fit } itreet. Mi&somi and I ??r-'i ? GIBSON L. CRANMER, Atloruer nt l>nu*. NOT.IHV 1?LTRI.1C FOIt TitK CITV OK W'llKKI.INC, ICr*.\ml Commissioner for the State of Ohio, lo take or Deeds, Depositions and other writ ib**. aug2C A. C. Jonos, Attorney at Ofike on Fourth Street, near tl?e Court llonse. WHEELING, VA. J m ob. J . u. mcndlkto*. JAC'OK A PENDI.RTON, Attoruep?ni I.uw, Office lhree doors north <>t the Court House. Wiikcunu, Va. tO? Will at tend regularly the Courts of Majrshall, Ohio and Hancock counties, and tlie District Conrt^iil ami I'.irkci sbur-;, and such other Courts in the of Wheeliu-as may be necessary. JOHN L. NEWBY, f tl* Ward; nnd Attorney nt l<nw, attend to the taking of depositions, and writing of Contracts, Leases, Ac. IVrsons desirous of hi* s>er in taking Depositions, will please to have thf DOtcMf as to take theui at his Office. He wilt he louiul iu his during the day; frout 7 A. M. until 7 P. M. Orru k?Lower end of Main street, adjoining the Haiti and Ohio HailKoad Station. airrJG, UK. A. M. TODD, Office and Drug Store, comer Quincy and Fifth streets, WlUCKM.NU, Va. i?ic. j. c. ?ii;i?i?, Office on Main Street, one door South of Judge I* ry'i WHEELING. VA. Dr. A. P. Wheeler, ^Office: Main street, Ck.ntrk Wiikklino. K7*Residence?N,o 13, Market street. 1 yd DR. E. A. HILDRETH, ???! Itrairiener, No. 7&, .Tlonroentrccl, ADJOINING TilKCOlIKT HOUSE. DR, THOBURN, ofpiii:mo.9i, jiain hthkkt aug%-lyd Centre Wheeling. P. R. ARMSTRONG, AlHiVe ,\.M> Uli.Vl.KIt I.X REAL ESTATE. Office corner of Main and Union streets, WHEELING, VA. JOHN B. VOWELL, DK.tI.Klt I "V Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, I'ateut .Tledicinew, Perfunicry Ac. * !*o. 21, rsiow ST., tVltlCKLt.ta, VA. KJEJLLS & CALDWELL, Siuy ciiiujrN to Jn?. I'null A'Co., DRUGGISTS, ASH HEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, VAL'SISIIKS, IIKIIMIKS. GI.ASSWAKK, Ac. r.MO.V Kl lLDI.ftiM.nAIN NTKKKT, ?Ith door i?:i.ou Moskoc, WHEELING, VA. J. H. CRUMBACKER, yVhoIcHitlr ?nd Itrtnil DRUGGIST, No. 17*?, Mai* Street, Wiieklixo, Va. T. H. LOGAN &. CO. (SlTCKSSOnS TO Paxton & Lake,) and Retail Druggists, Aml .lc*\er* in l'aints. Oils, Chemical*, Uy? stuffs, Vat Iiisl.es. While Lead, Perfumeries, Fancy articles, Ac., Ac. Ac., No. 193, Itridge corner. Main si., ?se|>tS-ly fWiuKUKu, V.\. W. T. SELBY, XV lioIrmnIr. Dcnlrr I?? and Domestic Dry Goods, NO. v.\ MOXIiOK STKKBT. M l.r. liut;, Vn. ?i:jrOX, MKAI. & HtVKAKIXtiRK. FANCY DRY GOODS WIIOI.F.SALK. .\o. If, .Houlli 4th Street, 1*1111.A DKLPIII A. \V. Sexton, L. Ska!., A. Van Swkarinues. W. D. MOTTE, in nil Uiuil*of I'orriyn mitl l)oiiH'dli( DRY GOODS, No. I~?J, Marklt Street, Wheelixo,- Va. w. iiKUKtM.. jak. a. rrrzEK. O. W. HE1SKELL & CO., DrwIfM in nil klndx ol* Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, of Market and Union streets, three iloors i'ioe: Win. S. Wickhaurs Auction Kooins, aut?M- U'liccliiitf, Vn. SELLING OFF AT COST. TH. JOHNSTON", JR. DKALP.K IN l! xil.KS, FANi'V DKRXM (iOODM, India, Sh im, Frrnrh, Ilrlsinii, Fucli?h autl Anirric-an DRY GOODS, KVKItV HKSCBIITION. CJITAUTV INIH'tlOK. So. lO'i, UninXl., KnilMidr, mncr?,is?;, va. KNEEDLER & CO. M'llOLKMAliK DKAI.KKM in nttlTIMII. I RKVCII AND american IIRV hoods, A* 110, .\artk Third .Strret, .V, IVent rorttrr of HoreSivr* PH 11.A PKIil'l11 A. HENRY K. LIST & CO. - (Seel E.-SORS to Llsr, Howell A Co.) wholesale Grocers and Jjiqtioi M i:it? ll A.MX No. SS, Main Street, "Wheelixo , Va. R. CRANGLE &. CO. WIIOLKSAI.K GHOCKRS. ?forwarding and Commission ?WWU'IIAXTN. Corner .Monroe uiil Jlai hot nreets, ^Viimtxo, V*. Co., A'o. He ng M-trir. :rs; i Mil.I. And E. W. It. C. c. n.


ocr: THE WHEELING INTELLIGENCER. Is published in connection with the Daii.\ ami Tiu-Weekl\ Intelligencer,, con taining READING MATTER^?) any other Paper in Westen and more than any othei in the United States for the same price published at the unprecedented low price of DOLLAR PER ANNUM!!! The contents of the Weekly Intelliruii c-c-r embraces the most reailable anil -jseli l 'nformation ou the subjects of COMMERCE, LITERATURE, THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, AGRICULTURE, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY.; NEWS, &.C., AC. &C. It is the determination of the Publishers, keeping pace with the improvements the day, and making themselves ac with the reading wants of the en community, to furnish a publication irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a For this purpose, the publishers have neither pains nor expense. Their are entirely new, and with the of one of the Largest Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain oreat essential of a good Newspaper, wit:-keep pace with the Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at the same furnish valuable and reliable informa for the people. CS5?Under the New Cheap Postage a needless expense will be saved by taking a Cheap Home Paper! jggr-iVo Eastern paper containing the amount of reading as the Intelioen can he got at the same price, when the 'its': is added. jggj=?The Weekly Intelligencer will be to subscribers in this county free of Address SWEAR1NGEN & TA\ LOR. o 1 Water street, between Monroe and Quinc), WHEELING, VA. Notice.


ocr: 12th District?JOHN ECHOIC, of Monroe. 13th District?WALTER PRESTON, of Washington. Mtii InsTntc-T?JOHN J. JACKSON, Jr., of Wood. !5tii District?T. M. GALLY. of Ohio. THE WHEELING WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER, Is published in connection with the Dailv and Tiu-Weekh Intelligencer,, con taining JSS^MORE READING MATTER^a Than any other Paper in Western Virginia, and more than any other Paper In the United States for the same price Being published at the unprecedented low price of PER ANNUM!!! The contents of the Weekly Intelligen cer embraces the most readable and useful information ou the subjects of POLITICS, COMMERCE, LITERATURE, THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, AGRICULTURE, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C., &C. &C. the determination of the Publishers, by keeping pace with the improvements of the day, and making themselves ac quainted with the reading wants of the en tire community, to furnish a publication which, irrespective of its political contents, will always be acceptable as a FAMILY NEWSPAPER For this purpose, the publishers have spared neither pains nor expense. Their materials are entirely new, and with the advantages of one of the Largest Printing Eslablishments in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, They feel confident that they can attain thot great essential of a good Newspaper, to wit:--keep pace with the Telegraphic and Railroad speed of the day, and at the same time furnish valuable and reliable informa tion for the people. tSg^Under the New Cheap Postage Law, a needless expense will be saved by ?aking a Cheap Home Paper! Eastern paper containing the saint amount of reading as the Inteligen ;eix, can be got at the same price, when the jiostage is added. ggyThe Weekly Intelligencer will be tent to subscribers in this county free of Iost age. Address . SWEAR1NGEN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe and Quincy,


ocr: Is published in connection with the Dairv and Tri-Weekm. Intei.i.iof.ncf.h? con taining ggrMORE READING MATTER_?8 any other paper in West ern Virginia, and. more than any other paper in the United States, for the same price. Being published at the unprecedented low price of ocrone do ll a11 P.tiR ANNUM!'.' The contents of the WeeklyInle'ilipn cer embraces the most ? readable arid ucelUl information on the subjects of COMMERCE, I ITEKATURE, I he arts and sciences, agriculture, . !-;legraphic news, local intelligence, FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C., &C. &C. It ip the determination of the Publishers, keeping pace with the improvements the dav. and making themselves ac with the reading wants of the en tire community, to furnish a publication irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable us a For this purpose, the publishers have spared neither pains nor expense. " no?r n,rituals are entirely new, and with the advantages of one of the Largest Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper to wit:-keep pace with the Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at the same time furnish valuable and reliable informa tion for the people. ggrUnder the New Cheap Postage a needless expense will be saved by taking a ' Cheap Home Paper! $gf'No Eastern paper containing the sam'J amount of reading as the Intelioen ckr, can be got at the same price, when the is added. ESF*The Weekly Intolligencer will be sent to subscribers in this county free ok Address SWEARING EN is. TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe and Quinc>'' WHEELING, VA.


ocr: THE WHEELING always be acceptable as a For tliis purpose, the^ publishers have spared neither pains nor expense. Their are entirely new, and with the advantages of one of the Largest Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain I that great essential of a good Newspaper, I to wit:-keep pace with tho Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at tho same time furnish valuable and reliable informa-| tion for the people. J$S5?Under tho New Cheap PostaoeI a needless expense will be saved by| taking a Cheap Home Paper! ?$2r- iYo Eastern paper containing the | amount of reading as the 1ntf.ligf.n tun be got at the same price, when the | is added. JESyThe Weekly Intelligencer will be I sciu to subscribers in this county free of Address SWEARINGEN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe and Quincy, j WHEELING. VA.


ocr: THE - Is published in connection with the Daily Tnt-VVeeki.\ Intei.i.iof.nckr,, con READING MATTEIU38 any other paper in West Virginia, and more than any paper in the United States, the same price. published nt the unprecedented low price of I)OLLA 11=00 P 11 ANNUM!!' Tim contents of the Weekly l:itoi!i<;?n embraces the most rcndalile r.nil u.:eli:l on the subjects of COMMERCE, I ITEIUTURE, I lip ARTS AND SCIENCES, AGRICULTURE, I '- LEGRAPIIIC NEWS, I.OCAL INTELLIGENCE, FOHEIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C? &C. &C. It is the determination of the Publisher:-, keeping pace with the improvements the day, and making themselves ac with the reading wants of the en community, to furnish a publication irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as al " For this purpose, the^ publishers have neither pains nor expense. Tncii are entirely new, and with the of one of the Largest in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper, to wit:--kcep paco with the Telegraphic speed of the day, and at the time furnish valuable and reliable informa tion for the people. ESy^Undcr the New Cheap a needless expense will bo saved taking a Cheap Home Paper! J JBSJfiVo Eastern payer containing the amount of reading as the. Intei.igen ti.iL be got. at the same price, when the is added. JJ-Sy-Tho Weekly Intelligencer will be to subscribers in this county free Address SWEAR1NGEN & TAYLOR, 21 W.iter Street, between Monroe anil Quincy, WHEELING, VA.


ocr: THK WHEKLINU 1tillieic1b. Is published inconnection with the Daily Tri-Wbeki,\ Intellioencer,, con READING MATTER-SB any other paper in West Virginia, and more than any paper ib the United States, the same price. published ot the unprecedented low price of DOLLAR ptK ANNUM!!' The contents of the Weekly Intel', if en embraces the most readable and useful information on the subjects of COMMERCE, L.TERATURE, ?; HE ARTS AND SCIENCES, .* GIUCULTURE, M.EGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL 1NTELL1GENCF, FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C., &.C. &G. It is the determination of the Publisher?, k)cping pace with the improvements the Jay. and making themselves oc with the reading wants of the en community, to furnish a publication irrespective of its political contents, always be acceptable as a newspaper For this purpose, the puoiishers have neither pa=ns nor expense. Their are entirely new, and with the of one of the Largest Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain great essential of a good Newspaper, wit-keep pace with the Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at the same furnish valuable and reliable informa for the people. ggf-Under the New CiiEAr Postaok a needless expense will be saved by taking a" Cheap Home Paper! tSQfNo Eastern paper containing the amount of reading as the Iktelioen tan le got at the same price, when the is added. B@-The Weekly Intelligencer will bo to subscribers in this county free ok Address SWEARINGEN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe nn<l Quincy, WHEELING. VA.


ocr: THE WHEELING7 ITIMilEE, Is published in connection with tho Daily and Tri. Weekli Intelligencer,, con taining JS3f-M0R? READING Than any other paper in West ern Virginia, and more than any other paper in tho United States, I for the same price. ReiiiK published at the unprecedented low price of PER ANNUM!!' The contents o( ihe Weekly lnteilitdn cer embraces the most readnhle and u.'ejcl information on tin- subjects ol POLITICS, COMMERCE, I ITEHATURE, ?i HE ARTS AND SCIENCES, A iUICULTURE, ??LEGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE , FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &.C., &.C. iScC. It is ihe determination of the Publisher?, k seping pacc with the improvements of tho .lay, anil making themselves oc quaintnd with the reading wants of tho en tire community, to furnish a publication irrespective of its political contents, always be* acceptable as a NEWSPAPER For this purpose, the publisheis have neither pains nor expense. Their are entirely hbw, and with ihe of one of the Largest Printing in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper, to wit:--kecp pace with the Telegraphic and speed of the day, and at the same time, furnish valuable and reliable informa tion for the people. gSfUnder the New Cheap Postage a needless expense will be saved by taking a" Cheap Home Paper! jGSyiVo Eastern ]>a]icr containing the amount of reading as the Inteligen cc.il he got at the same price, when the is added. JSSS^The Weekly Intelligencer will bo lo subscribers in this county fkf.e ok Address SWEAR1NGEN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe and Quincy, WHEELING. VA.


ocr: TH.fcJ WHBBLING ITELLinCER, is published in connection with the Daily anil Tn Weekia Intklmoknceii,, con mining T J-mORE READING MATTER-jgiil tii-.n any other Paper in Western . vjrinia, and more than any other ? r n the United States for the -rice : ;? nt the unprecedented low price of ~ "'OiVB - k. R ANNUM!!' T !>:? :n'ltenls of the Weekly lnieiliron t.r : mi.bi.ices the most readable and "Jiclul nlninntion ou the subjects of I'OI.ITICS, COMM ERCE, I iTUHATURE, ?niH ARTS AND SCIENCES, AGRICULTURE, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &.C., vVC. &C. It is the determination of the Publishers, ! y k jcping pace with the improvements o; .i.i .lay, and making themselves ac ,l . i .. I with the reading wants of the en ,o coh.ii -nity, to furnish a publication vi. -ii, i.iespective of its political contents, v.ii. . I ways be acceptable as a} For this purpose, thc^ publishers have -pared neither pains nor expense. Tnch are entirely new, ami with the iitlvantapes of one; of the Largest Printing Establishments in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, feel confident that they can attain that great essential of a good Newspaper, to wit:--keep pace with the Telegraphic and Railroad speed of the day, and at the same time furnish valuable and reliable informa tion for the people. flgy-Under the Nf.w Cheap Postage Law, a needless expense will be saved by taking a Cheap Home Paper! SZgrNo Eastern paper containing the sa w : amount of reading as the Intei.igen oK!t, can be got at the same price, when the is added. f;Cy-Thc Weekly Intelligencer will be s.n: subscribers in this county free of I'c&taue. Address SWKAR1NGEN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monrnc and Quincy, WHEELING, VA. |


ocr: THE WHEELING ITEMIER, . Is'published in connection with'the Daily and Tri-Weekl\ Intelligenceii,, con taining READING IffATTER^sST any other Paper in Western and more than any other in the United States for the same price Being published nt the unprecedented low price of DO L L AII PER ANNUM!!! The contents of the Weekly Intelligen cer embraces tin; most readable and useful information ou the subjects of POLITICS, COMMERCE, LITERATURE, THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, AGRICULTURE, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, FOREIGN NEWS, THE MARKETS, MISCELLANY, NEWS, &C? &C. iiC. It is the determination of the Publishers, by keeping pace with the improvements of the day, and making themselves ac quainted with the reading wants of the en tire community, to furnish a publication which, irrespective of its political contents, will always be acceptable as a For this purpose, the publishers have spared neither pains nor expense. materials are entirely new, and with advantages of one of the Largest Establishments in the West, including A STEAM POWER PRESS, They feel confident that they can that great essential of a good Newspaper, to wit:--keep pace with the Telegraphic Railroad speed of the day, and at the time furnish valuable and reliable informa tion for the people. Jgg5?Under the New Cheap Law, a needless expense will be saved taking a Cheap Home Paper! {t&~"ATo Eastern paper containing same amount of reading as the Intelicen cer, can be got at the same price, when postage is added. J6@"Tlie Weekly Intelligencer will sent to subscribers in this county free Postage. Address SWEAR1NGEN & TAYLOR, 21 Water Street, between Monroe and WHEELING, VA. N E VV AIW ERTISEM ENTS Rnhl's City Brass Band. for Piracies, Excursions, Serenades, dec. cil on Short notice and reasonable terms. J. S. Hl'lll. Leader, 3d Floor Melodeon Ha'l. OCT'Also, Military Brass Rands taught, and private sons given on all Braes Instruments. septl3?6md.


Glasgow weekly times.

ocr: BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. WF, would respectfully inform OUt friends arid patrons lhat we are PKEPARKD TO DO ALL KINDS OF Ta HA VIST. A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE YAMi-.TY OF NEW AND HANDSOME TYPE, OF THE L.TEfT AKI MOST ibls&WiMiL SWIM. Justices' and Clerks' Blanks; Mercantile Bill Heads; Commercial Circulars; Druggists' Labels; Bills Lading and Wagon Receipt, ALL VARIF.TIl'.S OF urn mmm, Horse and Jack Bills J aiul. in short. t-vcr' ticscription of work required. tyOttr layette customers can have thHr Work dont M FtOMFTLt Al ik we wkke in Fayette, tile Daily Matt affording facilities for sending and receiving work. We pay all chargm for trans ftortation We WUtintOW work to give ati faction, AND WILL NOT BE UNDERBID. Wo therefore trust our old friendi and customers will continue to favor us Willi their patronage. CLARK H. GREEN, Times.

place_of_publication: Glasgow, Mo.

publisher: Green & Shirley


Fremont weekly freeman. [volume]

ocr: ...... Agsnt for Frsmont. " Feb. 98. 1859. .' .? v;-:. . -.. GREAT REMEDY! Celebrated Family Ointment. I Mild. Soft. Tkormtrk md the vrtmU Extrrnml Rem At MMrf. A u oMnoatd. of VetobU EjtraeU rrw-f ikhmt vmevuoUed in ikt mmats ef Mnhnnear lAt mre ef Imfimmmmtonf Diseasts. It Is universally acknowledged to be an in fallible remedr, tn every case where it lias been faithfully applied on tile human system, for promoting Insensible Fereniralion, snd . W invaluable in sll diseases of the flesh. Obstinate Ulcers, Old Sores, Chillbtains, Sore Throat, Bums, Cuts, Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast, Diseases of the Eye, Ague in the Fsee, Rheumatic Psins, Contracted Cords, Pain in the Side, Back snd other para of the system. Scald Bead, Bruises, Fresh Wounds, Piles, snd every kind of sore containinx the least particle of Inflammation, are nenasneaUy cured by tnisgjost,renieilyv- HEALING VIRTUES. It Is a , authenticated here, as well ss all over the Butte and indeed the wbole western states, that Sloan's Medicines bave attained a wide spread celebrity, snd re putation, to which they are justly entitled by their "htmUmg Krtua," and powers. We are not among those wlio ere prone to endorse every patent humbug that conies along, and ia this instance have delayed our endorsement until we have been able to nvikeassurance doubly sure, not only by testing theut personally ourselves, but from the testi mony of a numerous portion of the community svinf around asv-Uunois Globe, April 13, IBM. SLOAN'S Horse & Cattle Medicine. Ka Medicine la oe ham accomplished ao many JExtrm. jt AMry CVtm, and given M Uniatnal SaUsfottum in every variety and euitre of rfiseate, ot tiiat bam wo trUnmmm mn4 rmpui mU at Slom' Oinmnemt and Omditimm PomUr. . TrW OiiiUim. h wMtty uacreedtnc all othef Ointment! nd Liniments for tbe cure ef Fresh Wounds, Galls of all Binds, Sprains, Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone, Wind falls, Poll Evil, Callous, Spavins, Sweeney, Fistula, Sit But, Strains, Lameness, Band Cracks, Foundered Feet, Beratches or 6reae, Manse and Horse Distemper. Tht Gmdtto Powder will, remove all inflammation and fever, purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse the water and strengthen every part of the body; and haa proved sovereifn remedy for the following diseases Founder, Distemir, Hide Bound, Loss of Appetite, In ward Strains, Yellow Water. Inflammation of tbe Eyes, Fatigue from bard exercise ; also R traumatism, (commonly called stiff complaint,) which proves so fatal to many valu able horses in ths country. It ia also a sen and eertaia remedy for Coughs and Colds, which generate so many fatal diseases. These remedies never mjwr. and atossa Can, if the dt factions are followed. For further particulars and a tltihtd of CWfytcsCst af rmmmrkmbit Cwm get PamtpkUtt of ent. W. B. SL0AIT, areas' Dfct, 4tt Ltd St., Gkuafa, IU. tOT All Medicines and Books advertised bv B. Sloan, are sold at retail, at the prices, by , a. CUUaLAU LO-. Fremout Hamitton dfc McCartnev, Republic. ' John Goodson & YV. VVhlpp, Bellevae. A. B. VAN DOREW, General Agent. Springfield, Clark Co., O. Patent Medicines! S. BUCKLAND & CO., Ann a lib SUL attEItlS for dusky county, for the following standard ciueei Oxygenated Bitters, Moffat's Bitters, Mustang Linament, Nerve aud Bone, do. Gargling Oil, Liverwort and Tar, Judkin's Ointment! Balsam of Horehoune. Bonpland's Fever Ague Cure, MoDroe's Tonie for usgood's Hungarian Balssni, McLane's Vermifuge, Tewusend's sarsaparilla Shaker saraaparilla, Bull's sarsaparilla, Fayunstock's Gnysott's sarsaparilla & Yellow Dock. Seller's Vermifuge, Jayne's Vermifuge, Pain Killei. Sarsaparilla, Wild Cher ry aad Uandelton, Brant's medicines, -. Jayne's medicines, Sloan's medicines, Fitche's medicines, GraffrubnrgCo,s. do. Empire Co's do. ,.3 Wild Cherry Balsam,' Cherry Pectornl, I Pain Extractor, Cure for rain, Pain Esterrainater, Petroleum, Nervine Balsam, Ltthontriptic mixture, PeMit's Eye salve, Dyspeptic Bitters, Oyspeptic Cordial, Thompson's Eye Christie's Magnetic Cur atives, Cook's Lye Water, Magnetic Plaste,.. jfc&emn'sGjiemical Magnetic Ointinent- Csnker Balsam,

place_of_publication: Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio

publisher: J.S. Fouke


ocr: gtJTCHINgj p - r VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS. THE MOST POPULAR ' FAMILY MEDICINE ,f !' OI THE toil I'sed by Physicians ef High Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to digestive organs, fortify the system againet all ture disease, can be taken with safety, at debilitating the patient being grateful to the delicate stomach, and remarkable for their ing, invigorating, strengthening, and restorative properties, and au invaluable and snre remedy Dispepsia in its Worst Forms. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costiveness, Faintness, Disorders of the skin. Liv er, and Skin, Lass of appetite. Low Spirits Nerv ous Headache, Giddiness, palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all other diaeasea cauaed by an impnrestato the blood, liver, ect., which tend to debilitate and weaken the evstem. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition ! will find this Medicine of IIVESH ABJLiE VALVE In all eases of acNKiux debilitt, this Medicine ACTS LiKK A CHYHm! THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now under treatment: and not one solitary case failure has yet been reported. Vo'omes could ba filled with certifTicates of those who have been per matleutly cured. Call on the Agent and get a l'nmphlet, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, aud the high estimation in which this medicine ia held by the Public Prese-can be had of the Agsnts free. ' ; . ... .sCSTPrjcb SO Cests ter Bottlk Principal Office, 22 Ftltok St., N. T. , np stairs. For Sale by S. BUKLAXD & Co. Fremont Sept 18. 1851. - :- Patent Medicines! S. BUCKLAND & CO., ARE THE SOLE AGENTS for San dusky county, for tbe following standard Med ioiues: Oxvgenafed Bitters, Moffat's Bitters, Mustang Liliatiient, Nerve and Boue, do. Gargling Oil, Liverwort and Tar, iudkin'a Ointment, Balsam of Horehoune, -Bonpland's Fever Ague Cure, Monroe's Tonie forsgua Osgood's Chologognge, Hungarian Balsam, McLane's Vermifuge, Fayunstnck's Seller's Vermifbge, 1 Javne's Vermifuge Pain KilUr. Towhsend's sarsaparilla ahuker aarsaparilla, Bull's sarsaparilla. Guyaott's sarsaparilla &. Yellow Dock, Sarsaparilla, Wild Cher ry and Dandelion, Brant's medicines, Jayne's mediciaes, Sloan's medicines, Fitche's medicine, GrafTcubnrgCo.s. do. Empir Co's do. Wild Cherry Balsam, Cherry Pectoral, Christie's Magnetic Cur atives, Magnetic Plaster, Magnetic Ointment, McAlister's Ointment, I Pain Extractor, Cure Tor Pain, Pain ExtermiUutef, Petroleum, Nervine Balssm Lithontriptic niizlUje, Pettit's Eye salve, Dyspeptic Bittsrs, -Dyspeptic Cardial, Thompson's Ey Cook's Eya Waler. Dean's Chemical Canker Balsam, Ginseng Tanucea. GregerV's, Jaynes, Seller's, snnle's, Halsey's, Moffat's, Branrreth's, Worsdall's, Me Lane's. McCulloch's, Rushes', and every kind of Pills that art good for any thing, end other standard medicines of the dsv, at A'o.tluchlanis Brick BUck, tW Sign of the Big Mortar. JEW -- Fremont, Sandusky co. Nov. 1, 8SI. Transpareacat Wiaaow Chado.


ocr: Pennsylvania Store! M. N. ZIEGL,ER, tMIIS Mammoth Establishment opened out L in Fremont some six months ago, since whicb time th most tremendous and nnpnralleled excite ment has prevailed ia this coanty that has ever been known in the era of selling goods. Some of the brag have oeccme alarmed, and tin ding that their small stores could not compete, have enlarg ed their rooms, but iu vain others have about con- eluded to close their doors. -While the proprietor of the Pennsylvania store, actuated by that Philan , thropic spirit by which he is governed in all his dealings coutttiues determined to keep up the ex citement until every merchant and tape-cutter in town fall into the ranks and says he will lake off that sxhorbitant tariff which he has heretofore put npon 111s uoons, ana sen mem nereaiter at the low prices ditctated by the Pennsylvania store. A1 though thisestab'inlimeut has been so recputtv lo rated in Fremont it has alreacy become one ofllie most famous and ntstinguisticd houses for chfap ners and fairness in this section of the countrr VV here t the .nun, woman or chiM who has not heard of Zifgler's Cheap Store? Railroad, nolit cal and every other excUrmmt has given way to the great commotion caused by the unrivalled bur guilt! to be bad only here. Iu view of all lhee facts, the undersigned has been to New ork, Philadelphia Rtid Boston, for a larve suonlr nf Fall and Winter Geode, and sure be has got 'em. Bteambouts, vessels and railroads, all are loaded down, every arrival, with New Goods for INI. N. Ziegler, DRY GOODS lOOcases Clolhs, Caerimeres, Vestin js; 1 20 cases satinets, Jeans, l weeds, etc. l.ibsm:& ntsuss noons In endless variety, among which are 200 pieces of scotch Vtinghanis. at Irom y to iv cents; l.UUU pieces of A m erics n Prints, 4 to 5 cents; a good Black Alpaca, for 25 cents; Lustres. Delaines, &c a splendid assortment shawls plain aud fancy. Ready-EIade Clothing No Slop-shop work: But such as is welt made an in good style. My assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES Iisunequaled in this countr. I have s large sup ply of supeiior articles, of which I warrant the work to stand, and pay all damage if it does not. In this branch I havo Men and Boyr' Boota and Shoes; Worni-ii's, Missoaand Ghildren'a Boots and Shoes iu great variety. If you wish to practice economy in Soheing youraelf and family come ana Duy 01 me. in GROCERIES 1 nm bound tn undersell. I will sell 10 lbs best Uio Cofl'ee for Jfitt; Young Hvson Tea, 371 cents. 1 make this declaration of facts, and I am willing to demonstrate the matter on the counter. I intend to keep it before the people, that X wage a success ful war against High Prices. , Come aud my Goods and you will be able to deteot the old hunkery sys tem of long yarns, long prices, and mixed up with humbugging. 1 intenp to give them lots of grape.


ocr: GREAT REMEDY! Celebrated Family Ointment. . Is Mdd, Sttfe, Tkortmirk and the irmHest Ml ftew. dv ecer used, ft u etmtpoted cf frMi6 EstrmeSm mud sutscssa pniccr unaptaUrd in Un mutais tf MtiuxMfor Us . Cure nf Ir.fiamnuaurit Disease. - Iti. uiiiversally acknowleiis3!d to be an tofalltble iwueoy, hi every case where il lias lieea faitlifalty spoiled on Ih. tium.in BVi-iein. for pronouns I nseiisihie Perspiration, an uaiviilu.ille la all dlseaies of Ihe flosb. OIuaatc Ulcers, Olil Sores. 'hillblains. Sore 't'hranl. Burns. Cuts. Cuuuieoaa Eruntioiifc Hate Nipples. Sore Breast, Uiaeaaes of bs Eye, r Acue in ihe Face. Kheuaiatic fains. CoauraeteU -oroi Pain in theSlle. Hack and other Dunn of itesyaleui. Seal J Heid. Bruinea. Fresh Woaiuts, Piles, and erery kind or sore coaiatiilns the le:ist particle of Inflammsnon, an -pcriuaoeaUy cared by Uiis great remedy. HEALCJQ YIETUE3. : : ' ' It la a aurhenticated here, is well a. atl twrt tSW Btate. and indeed the whole western suites, that Staan'a Medicines have attained a wi'ie spread celebrity,, and i n pnlauon. to whichlheyan; jastlyeaulled by theu-"ii-jrtiuM." and powers. tVe are not anions those "who ax. prone to endorse every patent hunlbua that comes along, and in this ianlance have delayed oar endorsement uau we have been able to nnke assuranee doubly sure, not oniy bv iclinu iheiu peraoaahy onriK lven, but from the lesU aioiiv 01" a numerous (nation of the eouimui ttvlaa; uou'ud us. IllliuoisUloUe, April 13, loik .. , SLOAN'S Eors3 k Gattle Bledicine. Xh Merheine in use h.-w accouiplislied so tntmt rfr jrAusrtf Cures, ami piven no Universal Sattsfneiutn in every variety a d tsiae of ti.-e-it-e, or ttmi has so nUMn srat rarrid a sale ns Slnas's Ointment and CondOum Paoder. 'Ihe Gu.tment i swiftly uireeaiB all other Knuneatr said Liniaients for ttie cure of t-'refh wouutls. Galls or all Kimls. SpraitiK, i;rtiies, (Tacked Heels, Khigrione, Wind Balis, l oll Kvih Callous, t-jwvins, Sweeney. Fistula, t?ile f;ist, rains I-aioeness. aud fracks, VoumiereJ letK Bcratclten or Crease, Mature anJ Uorse lusteniper. The Ontdilto Puitder wiiM remove utl inflanitnatloej and fever. I'uritV tta- blood, toocit thetskiH, cleanse the water mi.l trenuihen every rtf tlte bociv; aud bas proved & overeitfii reined lor the toUown.c daaies: Founder. Iii-u.'iii;ter, Hide Hound, IjO of Appethe, Ia ward tt-nins. Yellow Water, Inflammation of riie rZyea. Ftiti-'ue from liartl exerclre ; alo RtMUiiintiim, (eomnw-Ujf eniledsiitl coiitpl-t:nUi which proven fatal toouuy vain able tiofsf- tn this rountrv. It is also a safe and eetasv reined- lr Congbs and Colds, which getwra.t- n fatal iiiwnif. . " Tiiesc remedies itexer ipjuM, and oCjfeag "ttV" - rections nre foHotved. . 9 Uie Fornirthrr pirlicutftrs nriff a siiai rcmtvkaUc Cures, get P'A-;"Mirf' ' .Jb of Otrt$en -. ' sloas ,


ocr: Fair. tha Beard of Director of the Agricultural Society, held in Fremont, on tha fourth D. 1AS3, It wa first Fair of said Society be the IJth day or Uotober, A- u. member of this Society be aaid r air, horse, cattle, sheep crops, fruit, dairy and manu following premiums be said oh Cattle. oxen over 4 year old 5 00 oxen over 4 years old $2 00 old 3 SO and 3 year old I and 2 do 3 00 1 00 3 00 2 00 - S 00 2 00 33 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 5 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 1 00 3 00 1 00 3 00 ,2 00 36 00 3 00 I 00 3 00 1 00 6 00 year old colt horse Years old 4 year old and 4 years old Swine old do 8 00 3 oe 1 00 3 00 2 00 2 00 4 00 2 00 1 00 fouls liuit 3 00 Crop. no) leu than I bushel 3 00 5 00 2 00 ' 9 00 barn 3 00 Department. 2 00 1 00 1 00 work of any kiad 2 00 do 1 00 7 00 articles. - with nail do " 3 00 2 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 2 00 1 00 3 00 1 00 3 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 2 CO 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 3 00 1 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 will be awarded for ar by members or their fami branches, and it is hoped will he made. The above in cash or Agricultural, scientific books, at the op La. Q. RAWSON. Pres. 4, 1853.- Warrants! for sale at the Bank. September3, 1852. given that the copartner between the subscrib business, is this day dissolved All claims againat the firm H. Hafford. J. H. HAFFORD. NELSON R PARKE. 2, 1853. GOODS! assortment, which will be low prices, consisting of Rib Muslin Collars, Lin Fringes, Gimps and Buttons, Sheetings and Shirtings, Burlaps, Stripes, Che cks, Goods! Veatinga, Tweeda Plain White and Colored assortment of Ready-made At Shoes! on r order, and will be war made. and. Caps. Hats," with a variety of men riesl and of ohoice selections, will be freely shown, and to of the public is respectfully Scott Ieads the For President. .. GEN WTNFIELD SCOTT. For Vice President, HON. WM. A. GRAHAJL ; The friends of Scott and Graham will hold a grand "V'' : 111 it Fremont, on Tuesday, Septem ber 28th, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M. . HON. H. GMSWOLD and HON. TAN. R. HUMPHREY, Two of the most talented and elo quent speakers in the people. Other distinguished speakers) have been invited, some of be present. Citizens off Sandusky r and adjoining counties, we extend to you a cordial invitation to be present, and participate in the proceedings of the day. Your duty to your country, to yourselves, to your families, and, most of all, your duty to that Hero and Patriot, (General Winficld Scott, who periled his life and his fortunes in your defence, and who now' carries British lead in his body received at Lundy's Lane, require that you should devote one day to the service of your country. Come up, then, en masse. Let the Farmer quit the plow, the Mechanic the work-shop, and the Merchant his counter, and bring along their familes their wives, their sons and their daughters, and hear what the speakers have to say in behalf of one of the greatest patri ots, one of the most profound states men, and one of the most renowned generals, that the world can now boast of. By order of the SCOTT BOYS. Fremont, Sept. 25th 1852. W Restore that tehich is not thine own. $10 Reward! IF the person whe took Sixty dollars from Dorr's counter, in Fremont, on Saturday eve ning the 28th of August laat, will return the same to me, I am authorized to pay him $10, and no qneations asked. SAM'L. CROWELL. Muskalunge, Sept 9, 1852. N. B. The public are reauested to notice the presentation of a $20 bill on the Northern Bank of Kentucky, and one of a like denomination, on tire State Bank oi Indiana especially if tendered by one with whom auch bills are eeldom found. IMsts-Iution. NOTICE Is hereby givan that the Partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, in the Butchering busiuese, is this day diasolved by mutual consent. All debte due or againat the late firm will be settled by M. Wegstein. F. GRUND, M. WEGSTEIN. Anggust 19, 1852. N. B. The subscriber will continue lo carry on the business, and will be happy to furnish the cit izens of Fremont with ohoice meats. Sept. 4, 1852. F. GRUND. Window Glass State, will address the whom undoubtedly will Sal. of Ileal Estate bjr Order or Court. ON the 16th day of October next, at two oclock P. M., at the door of the Court-Hous in Fre mont, Sandusky county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the following real estate as the prop erty of David Lntbe, deceased, unincumbered by dower, to wit: The undivided one half of io-lots number six, T61 and forty-seven, 47 in Pratta addition to the town of Woodville, in Sandusky county, Ohio, apprais ed at $t3U. Term of sale one third cash in hand, ona third iu one, and oue third in two year, with inter. eat, aecured to the satisfaction of the exeauter. f KDEUiln. J A.u.fX, Executor. Sert.7, 185i. Notice. TT my instanoe an attachment was this day is sued by A. B. Taylor, a justice of the Peace of Sandusky township, Sandusky county, Ohio, againat the property and effects of Stephen P. Hil born, an absconding debtor. JUHiV STEPHENS. Dated September 6, A. D. 1852. : , BRUSHES ! BRUSHES A LARGE ASSOSTIE.'VT of Paint, Varnish, Sorubbiflg. White-wash, Counter, and Nail Brush


ocr: Greatest ExcttemeBt Ever Ia FrerooBt! Pennsylvania Store ! M. N. eZIEGl.FR, HIS Mnmmoth Eelablisliraent opened out in Fremont some six month ago, since which time the most tremendoue and unparalleled excite menl ha prevailed in thia eoanty that ha ever been known in the em of selling goods. Some of the brags have become alarmed, .and finding that their small atore could not compete, have enlarg ed their room, hut in vain other have about con. eluded to cloee their doore. While the proprietor of the Pennsylvania store, actuated by thai Philan thropic spirit hy which he ia governed iu all his dealings continues determined to keep up Ihe ex- citement until every merchant and lapccolter in town falle into the ranka and aaTa he will lake that sxhorhitant tariff which he ha heretofore put npon hia Goods, and sell them hereafter at Ihe low prices ditctated by Ihe Pennsylvania atore. Al though thietablinliiTieDt has been so recently lo cated in Fremont it haa alreacy become one of the moat famouc and dislingniahed house for cheap ness and fairness in thia aection of the country. Where is the man. woman or child who ha not heard of Zicgler'e Cheap Store? Railroad, politi cal and every other excitement has given way to the great commotion cauaed by the unrivalled bar gain to be had only here. In view of all these facts, the undersigned ha been to Nework, Philadelphia and Boston, for a large auppry of Fall and Winter Gaods, and sure he ha got 'em. Steamboats, vessels and railroads, all are loaded down, every arrival, with New Cooda far M. N. Zieglrr. DRY GOODSf 100 cases Cloths, Caasimeres, Vesting; 178 case Satinet, Jrnnt, Twerdf, dVc. r.iuuis' SHtESS Goons In endless variety, among which are 200 piece Scotch Gingham, at from 9 to 13 cent; 1,000 pieces of American Print. 4 to 5 cents; a good Black Alpaca, for 35 cent; Lustres. Delainea, &c a eplendid aasortmeul bhawla plain and fancy. Ready-Made Clothing No Slop-shop work! But nch a ia well made and in good style. My assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES Iisnneqnaled iu thia county. I have a large sup ply of snpciinr articles, oif which I warrant the work lo stand, and pay all damages if it doee not. In thia hyanch . I havo Men and Boyr' Hoots and Shoes; Women", Missosand Ghildren'a Boots and Shoe in great variety. If you wish lo practice economy in Soheiug yourself and family come and any of me. In GROCERIES I am bound tn undersell. I will sell 10 lb beat Rio Coffee for fill: Young Hvaon Tea, 37 cents. I make this declaration of facts, and I am willing to demonstrate the matter on the counter. I intend to krep it before the people, that I wage a uccr ful war against High Price. Come and my Good and you will be able to detect the old hunkery sys tem ol long yarn, long price, and mixed up with humbugging, i intenp to give ihem lot of grape. Fremuut, Sept. 27. 1851. Oh! Dear, What Can the Matter Be? THE WHOLE COUNTRY IS IS COMMOTIO! And the Excitementat at


ocr: Hard-war e Store! TRIUMPHANT! f THE BOYS ELECTED. THE QUESTION SLTTLED, at last, that at a regular Hardware Establishment ia the place to buy Goods in that line, as the rush to TBE HARD WARE STORE! for the last mouth fully prove. The "Boys" take this opportunity to return their sincere thank for the increased patronage with which they have been favored, and to show that Iheyare not entirety un grateful for past favors, they have brought ou the LARGEST ASSORTMENT: of Hardware and Iron to he found in Northern Ohio, which they now otiVr at uuparalelled low pricea. ... We invite the attention of all Northern Ohio to the fact that we are now sellina Iron and lower than anv other establishment in the state. We will Knock that Screw loose ' y offering IRON, all round lor heavy Wagons, at $2 40 per 100 lbs. We are determined not to be undersold!! but CAN AND WILL UNDERSELL!!! that is our motto. Beat Parker Nulla at and a complete uMortmeut of Uiirdware at prices to compare with the above, purchnaed direct from Manufacturera, consist. up of tionne aiirl Camnm trimming, Crrip;ft mid Harness trifnnvnpft, sat- penter loolft. tSiackmilh a tools, trooper rar mer'v. Mutton's mid Tminer'a tool, Lenther and Finding, Sash, Glues, Puttv, Pumps, Lead pipe, Sec., &c C HA 1 N PUMPS! Mannrnntnred to order, with an improvement!!! the war of Patent Cast Iron Curh. Cutllery, Steel, Guns and Gun Trimm.gs, and a general assortment of House Keeping articles. Stover, and Tin-Ware! A large and complete assortment of stove at low er prices than ever before offered in thia market, consisting of Farmers, Premium. Niagara, West ern. Mechanics, and Forest Queen, Cook stoves, Box stoves all aires, Cottage, Irviner, Jeunr Linn, Open-Front, Shears Fancy and self-Regulator, Parlor stove. Lure us a call. Stove-pipe, Euve-trovyhs, & Conductors, And all kinds of Tin-ware constantly on hand, and manufactured lo order. Qe pairing done at the shortest notice audio the bettt manner. Work warranted at the Fremont Hardware stor- Tvler Blork, opposite the Bank sign of the Mammoth Pad Lock. CANFIELD & MITCHELL. Fremont Nov. 1, S5. Sale of Real Estate by Order Court. Court common pleas, Sanducky co., state of Ohio. ' Petition to sell Lands. Abram Hamilton, Guardian


ocr: YSFEPSJ!. 1? .is VEGETABLE SIA BITTERS. THE MOST POPULAR FAMILYMEBICIJIE OF THE lOl! Used by Physicians of High Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions. purify the blood, give great lone and vigor to the digestive organs, fortify the system against all fu ture disease, can be tahen.witb safety, at no time debilitating the patient being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and remarkable for theircheer ing, invigorating, strengthening, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and snre remedy for Dispepsia in its Worst Forms. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costiveness, f aintness. Disorders of the skin, Liv er, and Skin, Loss of appetite. Low Spirits Nerv uns Headache, Giddiness, palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach. and all other diseases caused by no impure state of me blood, liver, ect., which tend to debilitate and weaken the system. : FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural eoudilion will find this Medicine of INESILABLE YAU'E in all cases ot iekibil debility, this Medicine ACTB UIK i- CHVRMl V.- THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now under treatment: ani not one solitary case of failure has yet Oeen reported. Volumes could be filled with certimcates of those who have been per manently cured. . , Call on the agent and get a Pamphlet. Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cnrea. and the high estimation in which this medicine is held by the f ublio fress can be had of the Agents jt&PRic 50 Cests teb Bottle " Principal Office, 122 Ftltoh St., N. Y. , up stairs. ..For Sale by S. BUKLAXD & Co. Fremont Sept. 18.1851. CAHFIELD &M ITCHELL WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL DEALERS IS . HARDWARE, MILS AXD IR0IV, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH & BRUSHES, . Lamps, Brittama and Jappaned Ware; ROPES ASfDCORDAGEj Cans & Pistols, Powder & Shot. STOVES AND PIPE; MANUFACTURERS OF Tin and Copper Ware, at the sign of the Padlock and otove, iu tne More formerly occupied by E. N Cook, opposite the Bank, Fremont, Dec, 28, 1850. 1 , .; ; . -


ocr: Excitement Erer in Fremont! Pennsylvania Store! N. ZIEGL.ER, Mammoth Establishment opened out in Fremont some six months ago, siuce which the most tremendous and unparalleled excite has prevailed in this coanty that has ever known in the era of selling goods. Some of brags have become alarmed, and rinding that small stores could not compete, have enlarg their rooms, but in vain others have about con to close their doors. While the proprietor Pennsylvania store, actuated by that Philan spirit by which he is governed in all his continues determined to keep op Ihe ex until every merchant and tape-cutler in falls into the ranks and says he will take off sxhorbitant tariff which he has heretofore put his Goods, and sell them hereafter at the low ditctated by the Pennsylvania store. Al this establishment has been so recently lo in Fremont' it has alreacy become one of the famous and distinguished houses for cheap and fairness in this section of the country. is the man, woman or child who has " not of Ziegler's Cheap Store? Railroad, politi and every other excitement has given way to great commotion caused by the unrivalled bar to be had only here. In view of all these the undersigned has been to New York, end Boston, for a large supply of Fall Winter Goods, and sure he has got em. vessels and railroads, all are loaded every arrival, with New Coods for M. N. DRY GOODS Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings; 120 eases Jeans, Tweeds, &c. If it muss goods endless variety, among which are 200 pieces of Ginghams, at from 9 to 12 cents; 1,000 of American Prints, 4 to 5 cents; a good Alpaca, for 25 cents; Lustres. Delaines, &c splendid assortment Shawla plain and fancy. Clothing Slop-shop work! But such as is well made and gaod style. My assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES in this county. I have a large sup of supeiior articles, of which I warrant the to stand, and pay all damages if it does nut. this byanch I havo Men and Boyr' Boots and Women's, Missosand Children's Boots and iu great variety. If you wish to practice in Soheing yourself and family come buy of me. In GROCERIES, am bound lo undersell. I will sell 10 lbs best Coffee for $1; Young Hvson Tea, 37 cents. make this declaration of facts, and 1 am willing demonstrate the matter on the counter. I intend keep it before the people, that I wage a success war against High Prces. Come and my Goods you will be able to deteot the old hunkery sys of long yarns, long prices, and mixed up with I intenp to give them lots of grape. Fremont, Sept. 27, 1651. Dear, What Can the Matter Be? THE WHOLE COUNTRY IS IS COMMOTIO! And the Excitementat at QUARTERS Is Ten degrees above Fever Heat! ELEVEN ROD Establishment is crowded with Farmers from all parts of North Ohio-The news has spread on the 'Wings


ocr: Pennsylvania Store ! N. ZIEGL.ER, jHIS MHmmoth Establishment opened in Fremont some six months ago, since which the most tremendous and unparalleled excite has prevailed in this coanty that haa known in the era of selling goods. Some brags have beccme alarmed, and finding small stores could not compete, have enlarg their rooms, but in vain others have about con to close their doors. - While the the Pennsylvania store, actuated by that Philan spirit by which he is governed in all continues determined to keep up the ex until every merchant and tape-cutter falls into the ranks and says he will take sxhorbitant tariff which he has heretofore his Goods, and sell them hereafter at the ditctated by the Pennsylvania store. Al thie establishment haa been so recently lo in Fremont' it has alreacy become one of famous and distinguished houses for cheap and fairness in this section of the country. is the man, woman or child who has of Ziegler'e Cheap Store? Railroad, politi aud every other excitement has given way great commotion caused Dy the unrivalled bar to be had only here. In view of all the undersigned has been to New York and Boston, for a large supply of Winter broods, ana sure ne has got 'em. veasels and railroads, all are every arrival, with New Coods for M. N DRY GOODS cases Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesting; 130 Jeans, 1 weeds, vc. BIWSS endleea variety, among which are 200 pieces Umghams, at from 3 to V4 cents; of American Prints, 4 to 5 cents; a Alpaca, for 25 cents; Lustres, Delaines, splendid assortment shawls plain and fancy. Slop-shop work! Butsnchas is well made good style. My assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES m this county. I have a large sup of supeiior articles, of which I warrant to stand, and pay all damages if it does this byanch I havo Men and Boyr' Boots Women's, Missosand Ghildreu's Boots in great variety. If you wish to in Soheing yourself and family buy of me. . In - - GROCERIES am bound to undersell. I will sell 10 lbs Coflee for $t; Young Hvson Tea, make this declaration of facta, and I am demonstrate the matter on the counter. I keep it before the people, that I wage a success war against High Prices. Come and my you will be able to deteot the old hunkery sys of long yarns, long prices, and mixed up I intenp to give thera lota of Fremont, Sept 27, 1851. Dear, What Can the Matter THE WHOLE COUNTRY IS IN


ocr: gtJTCHINg VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS. THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE o r TBI AOS ! Used by Physicians of High Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to the digestive organs, fortify the system against all fu ture disease, can be taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and remarkable for their cheer ing, invigorating, atrengthening, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and anre remedy for Dispepsia In its Worst Forms. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costiveness, Faintness, Disorders of the skin. Liv er, and Skin, Lose of appetite, Low Spirits Nerv ous Headache, Giddiness, palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach. and all other diaeases caused by an impure state of tne Diooa, liver, ect., which tend to debilitate and weaken the system. - - FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural eoudition will find thia Medicine of INESILABLE VALUE . In all cases of 6kreral debimtv, thia Medicine ACTSL1KIA CHVRM! THOUSANDS , r ... . - nave irsiea iis emcacy, and thousands more are now under treatment: and not one solitary case of lanure nas yet oeen reported. Vo'umea could be filled with certiflicates of those who have been per manently cured. - Call on the Agent and get a Pamphlet, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cores. aud the high estimation in which this medicine is held by the Public Press can ba had of the Agents . . "Pick SO Cents nt BorrtK Principal Office, 122 Ft.to St., N. Y. , op stairs. for sale oy . . S. BUKLAND & Co. Fremont Sept 18, 1851. CANFIELD &M ITCHELL WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DIALERS IB HARDWARE, NAILS AND IRON. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH k BRUSHES, Lamps, Brittanm and Jappaned Ware; BOPES AND CORDAGE) Cans & Pistols, Powder & Snot. STOVES AND PIPE; 5) . -W kv $ -s. " ' V


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS. THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE Or TBI A O E i Used by Physicians of High Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions. purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to nigestive organs, lortily the system against all fu tnre disease, can be taken with safety, at no tiim debilitating the patient bring grateful to the delicate slomach. and remarkable l r their cheer ing, invigorating, strengthening, and properties, and an invaluable and sure remec v Dispepsia in its Worst Forms. Also, Liver Comulaiuts. Jaundice. Costiveness, Faintness, Disorder ot the ekin, Liv er, and Skin, Loss of appetite, Low Spirits Nerv ous Headache, Giddiness, palpitation of Ihe Sinking and Fullnessef Weight at the and all other disease3 caused by an impure state the blood, liver, -ect.. which tend to debilitate weaken the system. females" Who suffer from a morbid and unnntural will find this Medicine of INESILABLE VALUE In all cases of gknkral debility, thi ACTS LIKE A CHVKlf! THOUSANDS Have tested it efficacy, and thousands more now under treatment: and not one solitary case failure has yet been reported. Vo'umes could filled with certificate of thoae who have been per manently cured. Call on the Agent and get a Pamphlet. Containing the Certificate of Remarkable and the high eatimation in which Ihia medicine i held by the f ublie Press can be had of the rev. J"Pricb SO Cents per Bottle Principal Office, 122 Ftltos St., N. T. , up For Sale by ; S. BUKLAND & Co. Fremont Sept. 18, 1851. - SCHOOL BOOKS. rpiIE SUBSCRIBERS havejust -A. tne following STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS! to which they would call the attention of Teachers and Parents: McGutTey's Ecloctic series of Readers, 1st, Kd, 3d, 4th and 5th. Munderill's series 1st, 2d, and4tb. V4,......,. .,. ,,a


ocr: city, aui P. V. Beery & Bro., Greea Crock. F remout, February 23, "S'J ly GREAT HEMEDYI sme nnnwlUd ia tat eaaaai mf M'ii"tJr sat - am m tJlmmmnry Dutmm. It ia nnivMlljacknorltdHoeashlfiilt!Me rrme, hi every eaa where it ass heea laithfullv appfwd sa ihe -human avium, for protnoUng tnaenaiblc reniarasoti, wA . wtavaluaWe in alSauoasw ofthe flesh. 'ObsUnste l.'ieera. Old Sores, CMIIBlalna, gore Throsv, Bums. Cue, t-'ataso is Eniptions, Bore Nipples, Son Breast. Diseases of the b, Aeue ia the Face, Rheumatic fains, Conlrscted LVii. Palo ta the SUe, Back anioiberjHinaof ioesjrieis,Hrai4 i Head, Uruiaea, Fresh Wounds, Files, and everv klad ef sots eoataiDins. the lenst panicle of Inganaaatkin. an permaoeiiU; cured sv this great remedy. s H1ALIKQ VIRTUES, - f It Is a authenticated here, aa well as alt ovr ttw . gast and iadeed tbe whole w aatem statss. that auan's ' Medicines have atuined a wide spread tdebrlqr, sid putarlon, ts which thoysre JasUvsnutled y their "a.ali.f eirdua," aad powers. We an aot amon ison wha a. s proac to endorie every patent humbug that esoass slons. snd ia thta tnauoee have delayed our seder arete ut we have bean able to make aaiuranes dauMy sure, sot ot by testlDg uwia arrtouaMy ooreetveB. but from ths ietv asony of a aumeroui portion or tho csuuoualty tei-ing . arauad as. iluaeia Olsbe, A(ra 13, ISia. " JgggJJ SLOAN'S , - Horse & Cattle Medicine. H Medicine In xxr hM arrnmpIislMKl an maw Prfr . -Wmhmmrtf 0urs, and -riven so lhurtral 8iifotiiim tt uv-r vaneif and ataee or lf?f)ie, or thiit bn 90 tr- )? .- rapid m tmlt m &Mut' Oxntmael and CorhHim fwrf-r, . . Th Oimtmsnt is swiftly suiKrcedliis all Crth.T OiTiii''-fS and Liniments for the care of PtckI. Wo'inrK Cat oif' Ktuda. Sprnin. HruMn, Cracked Hecltt, Rtiihnn, V ni- SJl, roll Erfl, Calioua. eparina, Snreenev. fVuila. f l it. Strata Lanieirras, Sand fVncxa, fwintR,4 -. , ScratchM or Create. Manae and Hone Dwtemy?. .Ta QwflMa fmedtr vi waowa mlljnflaBiipariwi CTt frrrr, iHirifv tbe blood, loosen tbe tJrtn. OtMdm tbmtet -. nod strengthen every part of the body; and bu previa ovaraign remedy for tle folfowinit dWaitt: Founder, Oitnemrier, Hide Bovnd. Ljot o Af4m To ward Strains, Yellow Water, InrhisBnailo m i ; Fattjctie from bard exerelm ; atso Rbeuihatirai, (eomaw.ity tnlled sitff complaint,) wlilcb proros so fetal to nwnv valu able bones in this country. It is aim a Bute snd eenatn . I remettv tor Cougba and Colds, wbicb faneraas so many . feu) diseases. These remedies (urar iajtw and ctoojsj Citr W (sk djtr rvettons are fbltawed. rot- further particulars nnd a mMlr of OilMnln J wan 1 1 1 illi CWsa. mt PmmUttt of wtrfs. , W. B. SL0AJT emd DM 4 LaU 9L. Chmwgm, ) (UTAH Medicines and Bonk B(Tertirec br ' B. SltMiQ, ar solil at rtatl t the praprwlti ' ricf bv 6. HUCKLAi D & : J. WUOTER. . Celebrated Family Ointment. JeS, 5, 7VreaeS mni SW rnsal Ctfaraal Uns afe r aZ MiiuWiS mf PrrMU ISWk af


ocr: - - . " " ": - - - ..... , T ,V; SLOAN!S; Horse StCattlaKS; Jim Medline in sat hM mccjomvUb4 ft. eMrtrtv and atnir of Jinenf Of tMul h" jrtVMry l.t., ana girn mj tvrxro o-; raviAa tale mm Stoma.' OimtmtH nri QmJk 1 ke Omtofttut aiwifuv tujtf rre!ki aioi Liniuieuu for the etifp of Frwh Wo - Kinds, gora.n, Hriiitt, VnckM fr ' galls, Potl Bvil, Uftikurtj, Spitvinc, Sn ocnA fatit, tMrafn, Lnnp(i, t?amJ Cracktf, avl - Mcrttir.trr tjt Grme, Mrttta an4 Uorae D -'. 2 m Cnnul Pvmder will! rrmove ah , 'tfew. imrify i be bkxtd, lcoven the k.in, and trvnttten everf part of the body, rr; T ' aovefeign retrietfy for Uie fottowing dltiuaf Founder, IiitietnerT HiJ Bound, LosBf wnxti t$tralnv Vvliow Water, iuamuiavvl F atifue (rMii rwfti eaerrre imo Rieun?-9 :, exiled -utf eouipiaint.) wbich proviio feui ; ' a) ff boraw hi tht country, fi ia ateo a fc9 - rcnieUy tor Coughs and Colds, wiucb ' fatal djanisra. - 7 . These rc:uedfe mnttr Mfm, and aAvoyt i ' reetrorwi are followed., ... I j For further particulnra mil a wexttitxtim - HWlJaiiifi CTt, get PmmpkUts of tfmts. . W. B. , v, Grasd Dtp. e Lain UK GREAT HELirj tar-. i Celebrated Fanilj Clf1 . ' U UtU, , 7TrMi md the jtreotf "'. if rrr nacd. it a competed T Vf?&r'.&l pMMMta pmmmr mmnfmmUrd im tht auii 90 k r emrtef fmJsKmmmtiMy Duemn. - - - arp It m tmiTeraally acknowledged to he an ra in every ease where il haa been fanhfuUf 1 . hunutn ayatem, lor praoioiittg Inaeusitfie "& u InTaiuabie in all diaejM of Uve Seh, - ta Ol d Sorea, ChiilWain, Sore Throat, Burnt, O Eruptions, Sore Nippies. Sore Breast, lid4 -Apcue ia the Face, JUveuroatic faiita, Pain in the Side, Back and other parts of ii.a ' Head. Brataea. Fresh Wounds, PiW-s, nnti 43 , sore eontaiuinK the lenst particle of .nffa,, ycxmaoenUy cured by this great remvdf. !f? It is a act. authenticated here, aa welt at Btate, and indeed the whole wsstera siate Medicinea have attained a wide spread potation, which they are jitmly titied b0 ' ewttMs,1' end powers. We are not ammw jL prone to endorse everr patent humbug that1 and ia this instance nave delayed. our ei we have been able to make aasuranee dotib' vf by testing tbera personally oimieWea, bii!S . iaony of nurneroos portto of the evtA around as. .iiiinols Globe, April 13, L:-e.J ------- -' -e S7A1I Medicines and Books adverli B. Sloan, axa sold at r-, at t-J pricea, by - S. BUCKCANPri- ... . , , ' " .-. - v HamPloo & MeCarlneT, npot . John Gnv'inn A VV. Whipf, . - A. B. VAN DOREN. GewaWT - Springfield, damr . : n. j r


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ocr: GREAT REMEDY! Celebrated Family Omtment, h Mild, Safe, Thorough mud tfu greatest External Rtm dw ever uted. it ia composed of Vegetable Extract and possesses potcer unequalled i the OMot of Mtdieuufor tha eatre of Inflammatory Diseases. It is universally acknowledged to be an infallible remedy, in every case where it has been faithfully applied on toe human system, for proroouug Insensible Perspiration, and U invaluable in all diseaaca.of the flesh. Obstinate Ulcers, Old Sores, Uhiilblains, Sore Throat, Burns, Cuts, Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast, Diseases of the Eye, A j;ue in toe Face, Rheumatic Tame, Contracted Cords, Pain in the Bide, Back and other pans of the system. Scald Head, Bruises, Fresb Wounds, Piles, and every kind of sore containing the least particle of Inflammation, are permanently cured by this great remedy. HEALING VIRTUES. It Is a fact, authenticated here, as well as all over the State, and indeed the whole western states, that Sloan's Medicines have attained a wide spread celebrity, and re putation, to which they arc justly entitled by tiieir "keaitMf Trrtue," and powers. We are not among those who are prone to endorse every patent humbug that comes akn, and in this instance have delayed our endorsement uatu we have been able to make assurance doubly sure, not only by testing them personally ourselves, but from the testi mony of a numerous portion of the community Hvuiji around us. f Illinois Globe, April 13, 1350. O" All Medicines and Books advertise fcv W B. Sloan, are sold at retail, af the proprietor's prices, by K. UUCKlAJNUtx. Co., : f re monts Hamilton & McCartney, Republic. John Goodson & W. Vhipp, Bellevue. . A. B. VAN DOREN, General Agent,; Springfield, Clark Co., O.


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ocr: j New Firm and New Goods! EfSENHOUR A COLEU having parchawa) A. B. T.vlor' ii Stock of Goods, : ad removed them iat "Ire store lately Sri) n ia lb tCnapp fi i ', ars Jit reeeiviar a larfw assortment or , -im NEW SPRING AND RUMMER GOODS!' from fisw Tark, which will bo sold at a vary ma1 advance above first cost, for CsB. or Count ry Produc. Our atock coasists or a LARGE ISIOttTJIEST OP Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Herdwsr. ' Radif-mttd Clothing,' Boot & ShoitJt Hats and Cap. Ac si Also, the Latest and most Fsshtoaabw Sty af LADIES' DRESS GOODS, ..-.' BnaneU, Rilibony, Silk Laces, Cambric and Kwie Edging aud I user tings. Gloves, Mite, Ac, 4uL Th public r karlicalarly invited to Wall and examine our Goods and Prices be for paechsstnf lsewhre, Wecau assure them thai wawiHwwt bs undersold by ay other ature iat Town, --1 By strict tt-utieu to bainea,ad mmmtt prarlra, we hope to merit and riv a swat aM aabthl patronage. . EI8ESHODa & COs.ES. Fr aont, May 23, l3).s-3m nAIl,liO.n 3tfOTtE. THEStoakholder bf Ihe Teredo, W otwalk 'and Cleveland Rail fload Company, residing aa Ihe firtl division of said rood (front th Msume la the mtndaiky River) re hefeby notified th teach and final assessment of ten per cent, na alt atock standing in their names is required to ho paid i lha treasurer, or 0wrgw R. HaVnes, Est)., Fre mont, so or bamra tha 4th day of August asst. All assessment lemaiiilotr nupsid sl lhat tint a til De Harris ta a penalty oi Tie per coot. BV order ofths Oi rectors, , it W.r KITTFRIIrOF-.Tssaa. ,r Office of f . N. A C. R. It. Cmy. 1 : K Norwalk Dee., 16,1860. ( f 1 . , ,1,! ji . fi 1 ff Bosas Window -Glare past rscsrv.d' wa 1 U Vaomaanaairw, and fr le cheap bv ' James tot'GHSRTT XTAI! T AtL3 Fraraamlroa C,'s Nails. mahafa n s rod at Ti.N.T.tat Tray.N. T.,l TfeOtt UraahCBa H A ewP)r4' fj A spl.adidsssorlmviii at WtXIBTgRfai OnANGCS, Lomoak hnd Rstsins just reis4 by espr.ss, fer sl by . DODGUEKTrJU JUST received a eupptv af SlSa1 aetebratpi. Ham M.disMiasat J. F. WOOtTErt'tt4


ocr: OVERWHELMING 1 EST1MONIIS! CVER HALF A MILLION OF TESTIMONY tl have been received by the Ptoprietor of --a-rfe-s-. McALISTER'S Si . AI.-LHEALINGOINT- XS'tC MENT from Physicians -"ity the most smmul and c. tors learnea in ine law, aC?5t from Judges of celebritv Sffif oS on the Bench, from Min isters of the Gospel, il? whose undeviating in- jfflffl tefrrity have made them jgjfl-wfcfey shining light in th - path ot truth, trom en lightened Profenrs, frrm acute Merchants, and from those of every stuti n, name and degree among mankind all of' which, without one dis senting objection, ironounce this Ointment to b GOOD. , , As day by day it unobtrusively extends it phere of action along the borders of our vast coun try, and is circulated throughout its extent, new evidences of its power and new proofs of its effi cacy are continually developed. Three million of Boxes, applied to disease within the last four years, has established the astounding fact beyond the power of cavil or contradiction, that it is IN FALLIBLE in the cure of all Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Burns, Tetter, Piles, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Chilblains, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, Quinsy, Croup, Rheumatism, Broken Breast, Ague in the Face, Corns, &c. ft completely restores the INSEN SIBLE PERSPIRATION, and by this means open those avenoes bv which Nature intended to expel the morbid matter of the body thus is the system cleansed, the blood purified, and the health re stored. . It ha til power to cans all external Sorei, Scrofulous Humors, Skin Disease, and Poisonous Wounds, to discharge their putrid matter, and then heal them. We are not ashamed of th names of All-IIealinsr Ointment ! Of the World's Salve! which a discerning public has applied to this medicine ; for there is scarcely a disease, exter nal or internal, that it will not benefit. I have used it for the last fourteen years for all diseases of the Chest, Consumption, and Liver, involving the utmost danger and responsibility, and I declare before heaven d man, that not in one single case has it failed to benefit when the patient was within the reach of mortal means. Wholesale and retail at the Grand Depot, 141 FULTON ST., New York, and by all Druggist throughout the United States. J. McALISTER, Sole Proprietor, 141 Fulton St. N. Y. S. BUCKLAND & AO., - ' J. F. WOOSTER, 19 . Only .Agents for Fremont a OLD PENS. B AGLEY'S Gold Pen and Pencils for cheap, at S. Bucxlahd & Co's. PERFUMERY! yj OSE Hair Oil, Ox Marrow, Bear's Oil ' . .' Maccassar Oil, . Bandoline Fixatrice, . Philocomb, Cream of Roses and Lilys, CoIogne.Kose and Lavendar Water, fec, just received, at Bgcslakd's. NEW GOODS AT THE Railroad jars mm


ocr: ters. Fremont, Odtober 25th, 1851. DYSPEPSIA. VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS. THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY JIEDICIJIE oftheaoe! Used by Physicians of High Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions. purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to the digestive organs, fortify the system against all fu ture aiaease, can De laheu witn salety, at no time debilitating the patient being gralelul to the most delicate slomach, and remarkable lor their cheer ing, invigorating, strengthening, and restorative properties, and au invaluable and sure remeOy for Bispepsia in its Worst Forms. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heirtburn, Costiveness, Faintness, Disorders ol the skin. Liv er, and Skin, Loss of appetite. Low Spirits Nerv ous Headache, Giddiness, palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weieht at the Stomach. and all other diseases caused by an impure state tne blood, liver, ect., which tend to debilitate and weaken the eystem. - FEMALES' Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural eoudition will find this Medicine of . INESILABLE VALUE Inall cases of gckkral debility, thia Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHVRll! THOUSANDS nave tested us emcacv, and thousands more are now under treatment: and not one solitary case lauure nas yet Keen reported Vo'umes could be filled with certificates of those who have been per manentlv enred. Call on the Agent and get a Pamphlet, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures. and the high estimtitioii in which this medicine held by the Public Press can be had of the free. - ,C3"Price 50 Cents ter Bottle Principal Office, 132 Ftltos St., N. Y. , up For Sale by S. -BUKLAND & Co. Fremont Sept 18, 1851. SCHOOL BOOKS.