ocr: BROWNVILLE g TEAM MILL, NOEL, LAKE, & EEllSON, 33r oxr2i-criJLlo , U- 1. N. B. We would rospectfully inform tho citi- sens of Nemaha,county and adjoining Missouri, that we have always on band a large and well selected supply of LUMBER, which we can furnish at low er rates than any mill in the Territory. Market prices mid lor logs delivered at tne yard or on the bank of the river. All orders accompanied with the cash, will our immediate attention.


Nebraska advertiser. [volume]

ocr: No More (Credit "VfOTICE is hereby pven,' that hereafter we sell i 1 Uoods lor L ash or rEODCcK oxT. McAllister, dozier & co. Brownvillo, March 12th, '57. . 39-tf

place_of_publication: Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]

publisher: R.W. Furnas


Bellevue gazette. [volume]

ocr: GREAT EXCITEMENT! II AN KM I III: STOCK OK MEW GOODS. ( I.K VKU UT.R WHITE S.ISDEIU lfirt received and iwenrd at thMr nw store, In tTt rear am! near to ths Bellevue limine, ill liellevue, III Largest & Best Solectod Work of twiU Hfr brought to Bellevue j i),l. h the will sell for mult at price far be. low those'! which goid hav ben offered heretofore. We don't Intend to follow the bigliralntni stvl of ro In thrir ailverUee menta, but state the plain truth when w any that our Good were purchased at such rrWn. that w dpfy eompnlltion, anit only k piirrliaer to (tivitma rail In order to' atlry thinilvM. Our atork ronaiats In part ol the following article i French, Knifllah and American Cloths, ,' Caaalmerea Tweda, Sattlnrtl, Kentnrkr .team, n-d Ticking, l'l;i id UaPV. riannela, AlC, if. F.rrr r.irletv of Faohlimabla GOODS, Ainerkan and Knplhh rrltita, fcc A larpe sianrtinent of HATS, HOOTS and SHOES, of every variety tvle. Ilardwarc Our stork of this is Inrjte and complete. GI.ASSWAUE and tjUF.EN'SW ARE. Windnw (ihiaa of all Site. Ot every dHrription, such a Sucar, Rice, Tobacco, Brgars and Snuff, Candles boap. We havs made arrangement to have a su perior articls of FLOUR always on hand. wa would come and sat

place_of_publication: Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]

publisher: S.A. Strickland & Co.


ocr: ! "VAMECY ST011E THE undersigned hav opened, nesr U Printing Otflce, in Bellevue, a larg and varlJ assortment of Goods. Among ths vsrletf msy be found DRY GOODS, Such s Browa Muslin, Calico, hheetlnc, ' ' rJulrtlnr, Hosiery, . KNIVE1. FORKS, ICYTHES. WOOD-SAWt, SHOVELS, HAY-FOnK. 8PADKS, TEA-KETTLKb, GRIND-8T0XES, CHAIN!, at.. Together with a quantity of Boots cs SHOO0 Begars, Rakes, Ropes, Horee-collsrs, Carpet sacks, Window Hsah, Doors, TEA8 AND SUGARS Toboeco, Queenswsr, Gilssswarr, Hour, Crackers and a great many mor articles. They keep cnnitsntly on hand, a large as sortment of good . Vf lues and Liquors, Warranted ths best quality cheap for task. n37tf J. P. HORN CO. LOUIS r. SASTELS. raiTt mets CARTELS & METZ. WOULD reepectfully announce to th In habitants of Belleuv, and vlelnlty, that they hav opened a store, on the corner or Main and 21.1 Streets, and now offer for sale, a variety of goods, which ar ntlrely new, consisting of Dry Goods and Clothing, iloots and Shoes, .Groceries, Liquors, Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Paint Brushes, Oils and Varnish, Window Glass of all sixes, China and Glass Ware, Hals and Caps, Buffalo Shoe, Blankets and Fur Gloves. Th alov articles ar of th first quality, and a on of us remains constantly tn bt. I.ouls, selecting goods, and watching th mar ket, w feel confident that w can sell as


ocr: (Rrocery AND PROVISION STORE. MR. R. M. PIKE, still continues to keep at his old stand, on Misaion Avenue, eaet of Main Street, fresh Groceries, of all kinds, of tb beet quality. Alio, a chulc lot of Liquor. He has fitted up, In Uie rear of his store, a first class RESTAURANT, Wber he will furnih wsrm inesl. or cold lunch, st all hours of th day, inctuJing th following dishes : Roant Beef, Oyster. Corned Beef, Sardine, Pickled Tongue, Wild time, Pickled Tripe, Hot Coffee, Pigs Feet, Aud Te. His customer, snd the public generally, ar Invited to civ Liu a call. ltf


ocr: 'ROCK.. HUH.DIXU srONK of fvery , ,Wy', ie and shape, , .... . w THE MI8S0URI RIVER AND IOWA STONE C OMPM Y AT S T. MARYS, MILLs CO., IOWA, ABE prrp"nil to furnish Western lows and Nebraska with SM, GRAVEL. I.I.MK, They have facilities f.,r -....rrvHnr AW DlTAN TITY. that may be nceiie.i, sua aiso imcna io iiiuko SICK. WATER LIM2, &C. 100 Laborers HF.FP.RANCr.S: P. Chocti v J, & C Ft. Lot!-. JM;tr., Vsa.-, . IUntos Cornc ii. KLt-rrs. All order nhoiil.l he flcl.lrrMrd to JNO. W. ANTHONY, H cmtaky St. Marys, March 15th, t.)7. Cltf.


Nebraska advertiser. [volume]

ocr: ! Front Street, TITtOWNVILLE. X. T. CHRISTIAN DEUSER, RESPECTFULLY announces to the citisens of Brownville, Nemaha county, and surrounding country that he has recently opened up a shop in Brownville for the manufactory of Tin, Copper nd Sheet lion Ware of every descriptiui. His machin ery is all new, his stock cf tho best quality, and his work all Warranted. Brownvillc. Juno 4th, 1857. 51-tf Tor Sale. 10 Cask Sngar Gnrd llain. at McAllister, dozier & co'f.


ocr: L00K-A- LIGHTNING RODS!! a S. LANGD0N, LROWXVILLE, A". T. IS prepared to sell and pnt up all sizes of Rod manufactured by tho 'Ohio Lightning Rod Com pany." Orders left at the "Advertiser OScc," will receive prompt attention; May 7, 1S57. 47-tt


ocr: JOSEPH Ii RICHARDS," DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR, Of Nemaha County, N. T. dividing iind, Laying out Town a " r . i . . lots, Drafting City Hats, eto. REFERENCE?. A.L.Coate. K. . frame P. O. Address. Brownville, N. T. Brownville, May 14. 57. 49-tf


ocr: 11 iLf lit IP Si Main street, letvecn 1st and 2nd, BROWNVILLE, JT. T. J. II. MAUN & CO. Lias just receieved The LARGEST STOCK West of St. Louis, Consisting, in pnrt,of the following articles which he proposes to sell Cheap for Cash; Pura white lead French zino China - Red lead Venetian red Raw and burnt nmbre Spanish whiting Chalk Turpentine Linseed oil Tanners oil Copal Varnish Japan White Varniah Lithorago Paint Brushes Varnish " Sash and window tools Wall brushes Lettering pencils Tuble paints Camel hair pencil Blenders Star candles Yeast Powders. Putty Castor oil Cod liver oil Sweet oil Olive oil Glue Patent Mcdicnes, all sort Cough candies Fnuvjy " Castile soap Toilet - Washing Tooth Brushes Hair Cloth - Almonds soft shell Hard shell almonds Filberts, peat a as Pea nuts Figs Rabins Oysters in cans Sardines Bl'k and Imp Teas TOBACCO, Of the best brands chewing and smoking. Cigars finest quality and uavor. rnuns AND LIQUORS, Preserved, fruit for pics, Brandied poaches, freih peaches in cans, pure liquors for medical jiurposes. Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Irish whisky, Bourbon whisky, ginger brandy, Cogniao brandy, Cordial, iortwino, cherry wine, white wine, inalaga wine STATIONERY Fools.'ap paper, fancy letter paper, gilt edge note. and envelopes plain fancy and embossed, Pins and penholders, In ks of all kinds inkstands and Fabcrs pencils, sealing wax wafers. A Splendid Assortment of Perfumeries Comprising, Lyons katharion, cologne, pomado, genuine ox marrow, hear greaso and oils; musk and essences of all kinds an i of tho finest quality, witti all other articles usually kept in a Drug Store. Prescriptions Compounded at all hours with care and despatch. TERMS CASH EXCLUSIVELY. Brownville, May 11,1357. - 47-ly FERRY. WOTS


ocr: JOHN S. HOYT, County Surveyor and Land Agent, OF Richardson county, N. T will atUud promptly to all business in his n-t,Te,rn ha. i..!' .t.. such a Paying Taxes, Becorlinaaainis, Subdividini i-tna, l-nyin; out Town Lots-DrafunsCity Hats Ac. ikesiaence and address AUCnER,richardsoa eo.. N. T.


Bellevue gazette. [volume]

ocr: ?m sow rayifil," BELLEVUE (Commercial JEiiiporium ! ! ""MIE undersigned respectfully solicit ths attention of the cltitens of Bellevue and vicinity, X to their extensive assortment of goods, embracing every variety usually kept In 111 west. The attention of the ladles Is particularly called to our large assortment of dress goods, consisting In part of silks, French and American Jaconet and Organdy Lawns. Berages, D I. nines, fcc, Figured and Plain Swiss, Jaconet and Bonk Muslins, Calicos, Ribbons, Arifl cial Flowers and Wreaths, Dress Trimmings, Hosiery, Bonnets, Flats, Ac. BOOTS c3 SHOES. ' Ladies flnt morocco slippers, kid and morocco buskins, pa rod I ties, and Jenny Llnd, kid, sn ameled and calf skin lace boots, black and colored gaiters, Ac. Gent's (1st morocoo and calf skin hoots, fine cloth, calf skin and patent leather gaiters, stw'd and ptg'd mourns,, slippeis, fcc, Children's shoos, a great vnrlcty. Men's and boys' fins felt, wool, Panama, curracoa, seanctte, Leghorn, palm, a great variety. OLO T;ri I TNT CS-. Ths largest stork ever fine tied In this county, consisting of coals, pants, vests, shirts, col lars, over-alls, .c. of all sues, styles, and quality, for men, boys and childrtu. A great variety of koth English and American manufacture, Carpenters' tools, &.e. Hans keepers and builders will find it to their advantage to call befor purchasing elsewhere. ALSO, (ueensware, Glassware, Medicines, Perfumery, Extracts, Essences, Oysters, Preserved Fruits, Choice Cigars, ToLacco, Furniture, VToodou Ware, Flour, Fili, 8te. Also, a largo stock of choico Grooorios. All ths above artlclss, together with a great variety not mentioned, will Is sold low for cash. All kinds of merchantable country produce taken In exchange for goods. Also Dry limits, r ura, .c. inaiikrui ror ine nnerai patronage heretofore extended to us by tbt slti- sens of this county, w earnestly solicit Its continuance. 3mos3l SEATON tt ROWLE8, Main Strssl.


ocr: VARIETY STOKE. THE undersigned have opened, tieir the Printing Office, in Bellevue, a l.irge and varied assortment of Goods, Among the vaiiety may be found DRY GOODS, Such as Brown Muslin, Calico, Sheeting, Sltlrtin?. Hosiery, Ac. KNIVES. FORKS. SCYTHES, WOOD-SAWS, SHOVELS, HAY-FORKS, SPA I) KS. TV. A- K ETTLF.S, GRIND-STONES, CHAINS, Ac, Together with a quantity of Boots cto Slioos


ocr: WOOL. WORTH'S NEBRASKA IN 1857. THIS work will again be ready for delivery by the 17th Inst. The first supply was re ceived last week and was Immediately told. A new County Map, corrected by Mr. Byers, according to the county boundaries establish ed by the Legislature last winter, has been engraved expressly for the work, and will ap pear In the next edition. Besides a history of the Territory, Its con dition and prospect g, tho work contains the claim laws of Nebraska, and a digest of the United States pre-emption laws, making a complete pre-emptor's guide. Every person interested in Nebraska should have s copy of the work. Price, with the map, 75 cents; without the map, 60 cents. Single copies mail ed, postage paid, on receipt of price, to any part of the country. C. C. WOOLWORTH, Omaha, June 11, lS.r7 32tf Publisher. HOOK H, STATIONERY AND TArER HANGINGS. A complete assortment, at WOOL WORTH'S Bookstore, Omaha City, N. T. P.T Special agent for School Books. 2v.T2 THE MISSOURI RIVER AND IOWA STONE COMPANY. AT ST. MARYS, MILLs CO., IOWA, ARE prepared to furnish Western Iowa and Nebraska with SAM), GRAVEL, LIME, ROCK, A BUILDING STONE of every variety, size and shape. They have facilities for quarrying ANY QUANTITY, that may be needed, and also Intend to make DRICK. WATER LIME, &C. 100 Laborers. REFER ANCES: P. CiioiTTtAU Js, 4, Co., St. Lnui. Grtene, Wicxar, &. Benton, Copncii. Bi.rrvs. All orders should be addressed to JNO. W. ANTHONY, SrcmtTARV. St. Marys, March Mill, lr7. 21tf. 0.11 AH V ADVERTISEMENTS. t. A. JOKES. GEO. W. WOOD. THE LARGEST Drug & Chomical Houso IN THE WEST.


ocr: NEW ARRIVALS AT THE (iir.ii TIN". S ibscriber resjrctfully invites Ibe at teiitlon of purchasers, lohis large and Kplendiil stock of (mmmIs, consisting of DRY tiOODS. OHOCERIES, HARDWARE, II TS, IIOO IS, C APS. SHOES. TOR A CCO. PATENT MEDICINES, Ac. All of which he warrants of Ihe be it descrip tion, nnd bounht expressly for Ibis market. He lias nlso a well selected stock of itr..M)Y-M.in OIiOTHING, Made nTler the LATI'ST FASHIONS, of the 11 EST MATERIALS, xnd by EXPERI ENCED WORK M EN. all of which lu sell CHEAP FOR CASH. JOHN CH ASE. Hellevue, Oct. 2:1, Hr.it. 1-tf BELLEVUE Boot C.C3 SllOO STOKE. r M. I1ARTAY, would respectfully r tf . inlorni Hi:! liiliaiiiiani oi neiievne and vicinity, that he has commenced to Manufacture DOOTS AND SHOES, Of all description", from the finest finish to the coarest imke. Employing none but the best workman, he will be able to warrant nil work done nt his establishment. j,"Th'- highest cash jiriee paid, In trade, rr nil descriptions or RAW HIDES, llrlleviie, Oct. lit), HM. 2-tf MASOSS WATF,I). WANTED IMMEDIATELY, by the sub scriber ia Hellevue, SIX tiOOD MA SONS, to whom (,OOI) WAOES, nu.l CON STANT Employment, will bo given. M.SHAW.


ocr: BELLEVUE HOUSE. THE PROPRIETOR OF THE AIiyVE LARGE AND POPULAR HOTEL, OFFF.HS KVKItY To the Public, and will reader ASSIIH'OI'S ATTKXTIO To tht wauls of HIS C.VKSTS. .1. T. -1-tf ALLEN. Bellevue, Oct. 2.1, IS.jIi. NEW STORK. S EATON & EOWLES. Bollovuo, TXT. nc. II WING removed into our large new store, on Main street, we are now enabled to oiler to the Citizen of Douglas county, one of fie Largest, Cheapest and lies; Selected Stock of Goods, e.cr opened in litis city, cuasi i.'iug in part of Dry Qoods, Groceries, Qucensware, Stoveware, Hardware, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps, . Woodenware, Provisions, &c, Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto fore extended to us, we earnestly solicit its continuance, feeling confident that the quality and price of our goods, cannot fail to please.


ocr: Ho! For Frosh Water. THE undesigned resptrilly Inform th inhabitants of Bfltevu a ad the ttrrourlin; lOMIl'rv. th h i prnrmt in Hie; a u fiuisti, ' WELLS A5D CISTEWfS, At th herft aoticr, and esj th most r stable trims. D. A. LOU AN. P.rll,.., OetSJ, 3Mt..-.U


ocr: iNo Comet ! BUT COLD WEATHER & GOOD STOVES r VllCriUiensknow anil tVcl till cold westh L er i ami tlmo that are sleaplnir. swnko 1 If nvrnkr, wnlU I If wnlklj p, run I If running, fly! to t n n Tin ami Stovo Storn of Sjih'J Niiyiler, ami provide yourselves with such nr tlrlrs In hU lino, n yim tn.iy want, In-fore It l tnol.iti'. fume nil tli.it are mill'filnij from the rohl, ami I will sell von ntove that vull . Jl ... I . il. : . I ,' ! l . I couui'ii you, in uu rein rr;iiii, jov 1 vour only c' aui'o, as I am sHIiniT pooila, cheaper lliniiivry run im rontiu in M. l.omn. rontiMirlli! Money and country produce, tuk en in rxchaiign for the mime. I loivp n linuHc anil lot, which I will sell cheap. Keail und run to ham ltt. sNvnnn. 1 1 f llellerue, njipiviltc llie iiintin office. roccry AND PROVISION STORE.


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE 311 A3 on . STEAMKH ST. MARY'S. THE undersigned takes pleasure In announ to the citizens of Bellevue and Sarpy In general, that tliey nave received Steamer St. Mary, a large and splendid of Groceries consisting in part oi Ts, Coffee, Sugar. Molasses, Fish. Salt, Cheeee. Crackers, Soan, Oysters, Liquors, Figs, Spices. Basins. Sardines, Canity, Drugs, Oils, Paints, Brushes, Glass, Stone Ware, Ike. kt. TITEY would also call particular attention to their superior stock of preserved fruits consisting of goosherries, Rhubarb, Quinces, reaches, Apples, Currants and mixed fruits. Also their stork of fresh CAN OYSTERS snd SARDINES which they can warrant of ulterior quality. 1'hey would also inform Sportsmen that they have a large supply of POWDFR, SHOT, l, KM) ami ami that they will hml their store a superior place to provide the ne cessaries of a hunting excursion, sll of which they will sell cheap for CASH. Also a large and splendid assortment of French and American Perfumery, consisting in part of romsdes, Cologne, Snaps etc. WATTLES fc PIKE. Bellevue, April flit), 1857. 2:i-tf. I AM HERE, FAIRLY located In Bellevue, and are deter mined to stay here too, (that is if the citixens of Bellevue rive me some encouragement) I I have just purchased a flue lot of niints, brushes and sundries belonging toj. T. White, and am prepared to do all work, that the Citi zens of Bellevue and vicinity may see fit to sn trust to me, such as HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAINING, MAKBLEING, fcc, in all its various branches, and in the neatest, latest and most appropriate style. Call on me 1 I'll guarantee You won't he disappointed. For what I do I promise you


ocr: P. A. SARPY, FORWARDING? k COMMISSION MERCHANT, Still continues the above bnslness at ST. MARTS, IOWA, fc BELLEVUE, N. T. Merchants snd Emigrants will And their goods promptly and carefully attended to. P. ft. I fisvt the only WAREHOUSE for storage at tha above named landings. oi. iusrys, reo. xoin, isji. zi-ir-l Tailoring ! Tailoring ! Ths undersigned begs leave to Inform the clllsens of Bellevue and vicinity that he la renared in ao custom work, in tne latest sli Ion and most approved style. Hsfeala confident that his work Is unsurpassed East or West and by moderate prices respectfully solicits a shsrs of ths public patronage, lie will si ways bs found ready to receive orders tt the llullevue House. JOSEPH BRAY. S. T. March 11th


ocr: GREAT EXCITEMENT I II 1 AN ENTIRE STOCK OF SMEW GOODS. anuwATi:n wihtk & smi:ks Have received ami opened t their n'w store, in th resr sn.1 near I tin" shdlevm House, In He Umn't the Largest & Bst Selected Stork of Goods ever brought to Bellevue which they will iell for cash at pric s fjf -low those at which goods have teen ollcred heretofore. , Ws don't Intend to follow the liighfahilin t yle of some in (heir advertisement", hut state th plain truth when we say that flood wer nun hed lit urh prices, that defy competition, nnd only ask purchasers rive ns a cnll in orner io inn ui'Mi-rm Our stock ronsisls in psrt of th articles i French, English and American Cloths, Cassimercs Tweeds, Battinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Bed Ticking, Plaid Linseys, ' . , Flannel, Ac, lie. Every varletv of Fashionable GOODS, American and English Prints, Ac A larire assortment of HATS, HOOTS and SHOES, ot every variety style Hardware Onr stock of this is large and complete. GLASSWARE nnd QUE EN SWA HI'. Window Class of all Sixes.


Nebraska advertiser. [volume]

ocr: O. r.'LAKE, Brown vills. w.'jr, 'hoove a,v 'Nemaha Cirya - LAKE & HOOVER, K0TARYS lPUBLIC,, ' -- Erovrnville and Nemaha City, NEBRASKA TERRITORY.--"TT7' ILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, -Paying V taxas, Drawing m;cey, buying and selling Real E.'tae, buying and selling on Commissfon, Making Collections for distant dealers, and all kinds of buj-iness pertaining to th'.'ir profession. Particular attcntoin will bo given in filing declara tory statements to pre-empt and procuring War ranty Deed j from the Town authorities. Persons c wnins: town lots, residinzat a'distanee wishing to procure Warranty Deeds wUl do well to plane tho a feney' is r.ur hands, (ala-njf presenting their Quitclaim Deeds for said Lot itbin the ex piration of six months, as after that time all lota not Lieeaca will tie sold. : - i Blanks always on hand. . ' N. B. Letters of inquiiv answered promptly. March 2ii, '57. 41-ly


ocr: 5IAXUFACTORY. .Main'. Street, , I1R0WNVILLE, N. T. WILLIAM T. DEN, RI'.SPECTFULLY," returns his sincere thanka to . th citizens cf Brownvillq and surrounding country for their liberal pat 1 ronage extended him lince he commenced operating in the atiove line and place, and he would fay to bis old and new. cnstolneis who wish to continue their patronage, that ho has jnst returned from St. Louis with a large -t-k -of the best quality of Leather, select 1 oiider hfe Wn.ipetion. ."The quality of material?, ty1e"of woit to"te had at theabofc estab Eaent 'annotlo surpafscd Westof ULouif. Brownville, Jan. 3rd, 23j7.. . .. ' 51-tf "-'- LIGHTNING RODS!! C, S. LANG DON, ; XROVrXTILLE, X T. IS prepared to sell and -put op ll siie f Rod manufactured by the 0hio Lightning Rod Com- Orders left at the "Adrertiser Office," will receive prcrar attention: DILLON, THOMPSON 5lC0. Larje Fraraa Building Cor. Main & Rock ai. jtdcK porj, iroJ ; : . . , r Whccsale and Retail DecUri in 1 ' And Groceries,'"'' IIaxJ-ar34 Qaeensware, .Drugs. Hats. iiouts, jsuoes,, iiawi.re, . btoyes, ., i . Furniture, Iron; Nails,. Plows, ' ' r.d Famins Utensils: : WILL haver, n the opening of havipilion, large and varied aecesdon to their Stock, wbica will besold Low for Citii, ' ' " '


ocr: EROW1WILLE NOEL, LAKE, i EMERSON, I3r-o-crxi v3Ao , HJ. T. N. B. We would ruspectfuily inform tho citi zens of Nemaha county and adjoining Missouri, that we have always on hand a large and well selected supply of LUMBER, which we can furnish at low er rates than any mill in tho Torritory. Market prices paid for logj delivered at tho yard or on the bank of the river., , - All orders accompanied with the cash, will rcceiv our immediate attention IftMilL


Bellevue gazette. [volume]

ocr: Tin: proprietor of tiir above LARGE AND POPULAR HOTEL, of nuts evi:ry To the Public, and will ASSIIIIOl 4TTi:TIO To fir. wmih of HIS GIT.STS. 3. T. ALLEN. Rellevue, Oct. 23, IS.-.it. 1-ir XKW S EATON & ROWLES. Bollovuo, 2J. II WIN't. removed Into our large new on iM .) in street, we are now enahli'ilto oiler the Citizens of Douglas comitv, one of Lnrsest, Cheapest ami best Selected Stock (ooiis, ever opened in (tils city, consisting pare or Dry Goods, Groceries, Qnecaswarc, Stoveware, Hardware, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps, Woodenware, Provisions, Thankful for the liberal liatrotmir lui7 ,-ll-lill-u I'l lin, r i'(ll Ili'miV BDlll'll lore cxlciidcil to on, w ron? ini:n.ee. fne lim- P.. I .4 ll. .1 ll... .md once of our irond . cannot fjil in idea les si: vrox &. kowli:s. rtellevne, Ot. 1H.'iii.1-f


Nebraska advertiser. [volume]

ocr: MORRISON HUiCl J TV- op SPRIK GO0I i QUALITY ;AND;PI icQthCyiaenH) ca . . 'Lower than ifo Lcmi:, At their New E8Ulliahraent a everything needed ia the V country, from bar of goJ to a broadcloth coat. ' ' BURY GOODj , OF THE LATEST SITU, .' '. :('''' ' Sold Remarkably NEW AND HICK EMBEOfl) DRESS TKBLMKGS, FBINQES, FANS AND FASCYGfy 3Dross Croods Silks, Sattins raid , A largo and complete asortacatrf BONNETS AND BONNET TRIMK'J i of every style iind quality. Cloths, Casimeics: and Tdh READY MADE SGIRT ASI) Heady Made To fit tho Million!'. JETuLirin i -tare " .Of tho beat manufaiture and cf wpni Worktiaaihip. , Looking Glasses, That will malco an uply man lianicw and a lady cf be h ty iaore lorcly, HATS AND That will fit and rlia?o CTCirbwI;. '. . :. . Hoots aind Shoes, ... 4 . From the infantile article of rd norneco to the graceful bcot ol ths jentle- maa'a walking costume. from the best tnanufoctcrtri it . HOME AND ' ABROAD Sold at Eastern Pricet. ' Genuine 1 Imported Carpetics


ocr: DR. J. L. McKEE, AND SURGEON DENTIST. BROWNVILLE, N. T. leetn pmggea ana nnea m tne most ap proved method. Brownville, May 14 , '57. 48-tf


Bellevue gazette. [volume]

ocr: CHEAP GOODS. JUST RECEIVED BY NUCKOLLS & GO,, OLENWOOD, IOWA, Linre a id Well Selected Stock (Express ly for THIS Market) cf Dry Good Clothing, Castings, Groceries, Queensware, Hats fc Cap. Boots it Shoes, Pine Doors, Iron, Nails, Sash, Hardware, Cutlery, Locks. Latches, Window Shutters, tc, &c. Havino been bought and shipped Bt low figures, we flatter ourselves we are able to oCi-r such inducements to CASH IJDY I2ItS as havo not heretofore been ollered. We nsk an examination of our Goods and prices, before purchasing elsewhere. The La dies will find at our Store R large stock oC CHALLI, BE RAGE, DEL A INS, POPLINS, GINGHAMS, VICTORIA LAWNS, EMBROIDERED ROBES, PLAID SILKS, &c, &c, All of which will be sold very LOW. NUCKOLLS tc CO. Ci.enwood, Mills Co., Iowa. no 4-tf. NEW' STORE r NEW GOODS!! NEW PRICES!!! New Ever thing, at" the Old Stand of SARPY k ENGLISH. EDWARD C. BOSBYSHELL HAS the honor to Inform the people of the Southern District of Douglas and the adjoin ing counties, Nebrasxa, that he is now open ing one of the largest Stocks of GOODS ever brought to Olenwood, Mills county, Iowa,, consisting of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, HATS k CAPS, NAILS, CORDAGE, GROCERIES, BOOTS k RHOT.S queensware; LEATHER,. IRON. OILS, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS," WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, READY-MADE CLOTHING, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, YANKEE NOTIONS, kc, And everything that may be found generally in city atores, all of which he will aell CHEAP FOR CASH. TV ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY TRO DUCE taaen in exchange for Goods. Buy era from town or country wishing food ami cheap Goods, either at wholesale or retail? will save money by calling and exa mining M" atocK before purchasing elaewhere, as they will Cud good bargains and fair dialing. Olknwood, low. 4-tt


ocr: BELLEVUE Boot c&3 STORE. JM. B ARTAY, would respectfully . inform the inhabitants of Bellevue I I and vicinity, that he has commenced ' V4b to Manufacture DOOT3 AND SHOES, Of all deicriptiona, from the finest finish to the coarest make. Employing none but the best workman, he will be able to warrant all work done at his establishment. CV" The highest cai.li price tiaid. in trade. for all descriptions of RAW HIDES. Utllevue, Oct. 30, ISjo 2-tf


ocr: J. II imowx,' ATTORNEY AM) ( 01 MELCR AT LAW GENERAL LAM) A3E2JT, AND NOTARY PUBLIC, riutsmofith, Cass Co. X. T. ATTENDS to business in any of the Courts of this Territory. Particular attention paid to obtaining and locating Land Warrants, col lection of debts, nne taxes paid. letters of inquiry relai ive to any parts of the Territory answered, if accompanied with a fee. REFERENCE? : Hon. Lyniin Trumbull, U. S. S. from Ills. Hon J.imes Knox, M. C. " " Hon. O. H. Browning, Quincy, " ' ' Hon. James W. Grimes, Governor of Iowa. Hon. H. P. B"iinett, Del to C. from N. T. Green, Weareit Benton, Council Bluffs, T. Nuckolls tc Co., Glenwood, Iowa. 23!. HOUSE AND LOT FOESaTe. ONE good Dwelling House and Lot for sale. Possession given immediately. En quire of H. T. CLARICE.


Nebraska advertiser. [volume]

ocr: NEW FERRY, Across The Slmte At the Head of the Island ABOVE BROWNVILLE, To W. S. Hall & Co.'s Saw Mill. THE undersigned announces to the Public that he has purchased tho Ferry privilege granted Jack son Peters, at the last Session of the Legislature, and is now prepared with a new and substantial beat, at au times to accommodate the public. Charges usual rates. , SAMTEL McBRIDE. March 5th, 1857. , . , 3S-3m


The spirit of democracy. [volume]

ocr: M'CORMICK. POLLARD, WARNER GREEN A CHANGE AT. THE fflIGG 10, WHEELING, VA. POLLARD & GREEN, Proprietors THIS new and splendid Hotel has been leased for a term of years by the above proprie tors, an'l this day opened for the reception of the Traveling Public, under the General Super intendance of J. A. SCOTT, Esq., late Proprie- tor of the "Stacy House," Zanesville, O., and from its convenient location, enjoys the great- est advantages over all other Public Houses iu the City. It U SITUATED ON WATER STREET, at the Steamboat landing, and near the B. &O, and lUmpfield R. It. Depots, Its whole appointments, in respect to size and comfort of its rooms the style and ele ganoe of its Furniture, and in reference to the quality of its Tables, the proprietors feel as sured will compare favorably with the best rwirulated Hotels in the country. Attached to the House U a BATHING SALOON, With Large and Airy Rooms, well furnished. and provided with all the appliances of HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS, 5 Omnibuses at all times in readiness to take Passengers to and from the Cars and Boats. 3F"The Offices of the Baltimore & Ohio and Central Ohio Railroads are next door to this House. u .

place_of_publication: Woodsfield, Ohio

publisher: J.R. Morris


ocr: Woodsfield and Claringfon rrHE nndersigued will run a TRl-WEEKLY l.- - OMNI BOS between Woodsflehiand Claring- ton, as follows: Leave WOODSFIELD, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 A. M, Leave CLARINGTOX, every Tuesday, Thnrsday and Saturday, at 8 A. M, Passengers will be carried on the above line aacbssp as any other, and- the' accommoda tions for Speed, Comfort and Safety cannot be surpassed by any route lcadiug to or from Woodsfield. Persons wishing to go to Woodsfield, from Wheolinc, can ro cheaper by &unnsh than any other route. Persons coinu from Woodsfield to Wheeling can obtain Thromrir Tickets by applying to : : k wSilY' prietors, Woodsfield. . P. S The rt bscriber has, also, a LIVERY STABLE at Woo.Ufield, where lie will be pleas- ed to accommodate all who may- favor him with their patronage. ;.-R. V. K. August 2rf, 1S57. ; - V' ; -


ocr: oticc! " A LL persons whomsoever are hereby notified XJL not to sell goods or anything else, to. any person for me, unless they produce ,wy .writ ten order for the same, and if any person holds a note against me, he will please produce it in tne course al ten days. ' . - - ,'Wr.i tJU lr : , NICHOLAS ROTH." '' "


ocr: GGHflD WHEELING, VA. MAC. POLLARD, Proprietor, rjMilS new and splendid Hotel has been leased I for a term ot years oy tne aoove propne. tor, and this day opened for the reception of the Traveling rublic, under the General Super in tendance of J. A. SCOTT, Esq., late Proprie tor of the " Stacy House," Zanesville, O., and from its convenient location, enjoys the great est advantages over all other Public Houses in the City. . It is a i. . - j' '.i. SITUATED OX WATER STREET, at the Steamboat landing, and near the B. & 0, and HtmpOeld R. R. Depots. ' Its whole-' appointments," in respect to size and comfort of its rooms the style and ele gance of its Furniture, and in reference to the quality of its Tables, the proprietor feels as sured will compare favorably with the best regulated Hotels in the country, i Attached to the House is s i ... "... , . ;. , ".. BATHING SALOON, With. Laree and Airy Rooms, well furnished and provided with all the appliances of HOT, COLD, and SHOWER BATHS. ST Omnibuses at all times in readiness to take Passeneers to and from the-Cars and Boats. , t?iPThe Offices of the Baltimore & Ohio and Central Ohio Railroads are next door to this House. ' - - ' . ' ' SPRI


ocr: WOOL CARDING AND P. mHE subscriber would inform his friends and l , 4 IV.t V. o nn.n fnr carding and spinning wool, in the very best manner, lie has two entire sets of Carding Machines besides an extra an ishor and spinning maohine. His machinery is good cards principally new, ana au in gooci order. He never has to stop for low water or want of steam, but is always on hand and going. His customers will bo acoommodatod in the shortest possible time, and with the VERY BE i W U H li , provided the wool Is in gqod order. To have wool in order, tub-wash it in hot water, rain or creek water is best. Don't use too much soap; it h,as a felting or fulling tendency; but ase plenty of chamber-ley and - a little salt. Drv it as nuick as possible. .Reoolloct that tho natural grease orgummustbe extraotedbeford it will card well. Customers from a - distanoe will be promptly accommodated, . - - , . . .. . . .3 . . J. H. rEOBASCO. Koar Jerusalem, M. C, O. (gm J. T. Hilton the , old and T experienced carder and spinner will superintend the ost-b.


ocr: Alt It I YED O J O x 1. AT subscribers have just received a large and splendid lot of Goods, to which thev the attention of the public. Among the may be found a line stock of DOMESTIC fv 3r 21. mm Of every Description ALSO. T TT D ni AND 5 ts v leady-Maac SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &C. every description, such CnAIRS, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, &c, &c. Cooking Stoves, larpe lot, for sale at the LOWEST S PRICES. .- Also, a large lot of BRIDLES, &c, &c. The above Goods will be sold low CASH or Conntrv Produce. JOHN 5r. GOODWIN, E. HORNBROOK ' Sardis, Ohio, May 13, 1857. nndersiccned are preparing to engage in the WOOL' CARDING business. They will ready to commence work about the 10th of Their Machinery is i ALL INriETCr 1 having been run, and is considered aa as can be found in this part of tho State. promise to do Work, give satisfaction to all who bring thoir iu good order. They have also machines PICKING AND BURRING, will save their patrons much labor. will receive wool and deliver rolls at Peter in Louisville, and Eliel Ileadley's at They will return the rolls in the possible time after receiving the wool. gT Their establishment may be found near on th Louisville road. -I. & G. RICnXER. Juno 3, 1857 3m. ,


ocr: WHEELING, VA. MAC. POLLARD; Proprietor; THIS new and splendid Hotel has been leased for a term of years by the above proprie tor, and this day opened for the reception of the Traveling Public, under the General Super intendance of J. A. SCOTT, Esq., late Proprie tor of the " Stacy House," Zanesville, O.j and from its convenient location, enjoys the great-; est advantages over all other Public Houses in the City. i It is . , .,, - i.. . . : SITUATED ON WATER STREET, at the Steamboat Jdnding, and near, the B. & O. and Hcmpfield R. R. Depots.; ; ; .. . -j Its whole appointments, in respect to size arid comfort of itsVrooms the stylo arid ele cance of its Furniture," and in reference to the quality of its Tables, the proprietor feels as sured, will compare favorably with ; the best regulated Hotels in the country. Attached to the House is a . . .. " B A T H I N G S A L 0 0 N , With1 Large arid Airy Rooms,-well and provided with all the appliances of COLD and SHOWER BATHS. ' 3T Omnibuses at all times in readiness take Passencers to and from the Cars Boats. , SfThe Offices of the Baltimore & and Central (Hiio Railroads are next door this House.


ocr: TAKE NOTICE. ' JAS. N. SIMMONS HAS on hands and is constantly receiving a large assortment of GROCERIES, among which are the following : - : '; Syrups at $1,00' - ' -.- s- N. O. Molasses 90 cts. , ; v ' : N. Orleans Sugar 14 . Coffee 15 - ::f - Young Hyson Tea 90 -. ,- Jlfackerel 8 --'. . Common Tabacco 18 '. Rice 10 cts. Window glass 8 by 10 37$ 10 penny nails 5 " - " -" 8 . -: " - 8 . brads 5 , 6 " nails 5 . 4 u 6 and all other articles - in proportion. feg-He will take all kinds of Country Pro duce, and give the highest .market price in CASH or GROCERIES, i j J. N. SIMMONS. IToodsfirld, April 8, 1S57. 2m. . .


ocr: Farm for Sale. 331 ACRES within 2 miles ef TVoedsfield, 1 75 acres under cultivation, about 200 FRUIT TREES,, mostly grafted, a new Bank Barn, a GOOD DWELLING and taw-Kill Oil the premises. Said farm is well watered. ALSO . LOT NUMBER TWENTY-FOUR IN JAMES TOWN. r Fer further particulars apply to "' " ?' ' J. B. NOLL, Real Estate Agent. April 8, 1857. ; . -' . - , , .


ocr: ljiumslaiidiRigiilations7 Monro County Ajricbltuml Society, to be held in WoogsfieM, on .Thirrtday and Friday,' the ilth ; 25A day f SepttmUr, I85T. Bteffulations.


ocr: jcurj S. WAY, Attorney at Law, Wondsfieli Monroe Co., Ohio. tZST 0f3ce two doors south o Probate Office.


ocr: SURGEOI DENTIST, PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT S O ME II TON. Announces to the public that he is prepared to execute all kinds of-DENTAL WORK at usual rates, particular care will be' taken to PRESERVE NATURAL.TEETH, and no one will be required, to take any work without being entirely satisfied, ", Those having decayed teeth 'would perhaps do well to give him a call , . , S0.UERT0N, 18th, 1856. '(ly.) '


ocr: MILLINERY. Mrs. M. E. STAFFORD, OHIO. TUB undersigned has now, and keeps con stantly on hands, all sorts of Goods, and makes to order, Ladies and Bonnets of silk, satin, velvet, &c. Also Head Dresses, Borders, and, in short, every thing in her line, of the best materials. who favor her with their custom may be assur ed of getting A Good Job m the Latest Fashion. And furthermore she will alter, bleach trim all serts of bonnets, in the latest and style. Give her a trial and you cannot fail be satisfied. MRS. M. E. GIBSON. April 29, 1857.


ocr: mm novsB. WHEELING, VA. MAC. POLLARD, Proprietor, THIS new and splendid Hotel has been leased for a term of years by the above proprie tor, and this day opened for the reoeption of the Traveling Publio, under the General Super intendance of J. A. SCOTT, Esq., late Proprie tor of the "Stacy House,' Zanesville, O., and from its convenient location, enjoys the great est advantages over all other Public Houses in the City. It is SITUATED ON WATER STREET, at the Steamboat landing, and near the B. & 0. and Hempffeld R. R. Depots. ; - Its whole appointments, in respect to sue and comfort of its rooms the style and ele gance of its Furniture, and in reference to the quality of its Tables, the proprietor feels as sured will compare favorably with the best regulated Hotels in the country. . Attached to the House is a ;..!. B AT H I If O 1 SAL 00 If, ; With Large and Airy Rooms, well furnished, and provided with all the appliances of HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS. .. sjy Omnibuses at all times in readiness to take Passengers- to. and from the Cars and Boats. C3 The Offices of the Baltimore & Ohio and Central Ohio Railroads are next door to this House. ; . :. v.;-.-


ocr: Woodsfield and 1UIE undersigjed will run. a V vOMNIBUS between Woodsfield and Claring ton, as follows : ; . r . Leave WOODSFIELD, every Wednesday and Friday, at 8 A.M. Le8ve,CLARINGTON, erery i Thursday and Saturday, at 8 A. M. -: ' Passengers will be carried on the above ai cheap as any other, and i the tions for Speed, Comfort and Safety oannot surpassed by any ronto leading ta or . Woodsfield. ' : . - : . ' PermMis wishing to go to Woodsfield, Wheeling, ean go cheaper by unfish than other route. Persona going from to Wheeling aa obtaia ( -, v i i - - r Throuff h-' - Jr s fhe aabscriber nas, aiso, a STABLE at Woodsfield, where be win be ed to accommodate all : who; may favor wnu vucif pairuuaue. . . ., . a. . a. a o gust nt iB57. , '. . v : ; r-: " WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FURNITURE -!,Vv.. '"'At Sunfish, Oiiio. TTILII4ITI F. BOOTH is offerina V V sale a Urge and eiegant assortment rarnitcre, sach aa CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, ' -V, LOOKING GLASSES, r- : ' SOFAS, SETTEES, , - : - h:- - ROCKING CHAIRS, ' BUREAUS. All of which will be sold rery low either whole sale or retail.' The furniture is made ia a stantial manner; and the most modern approred styles.'.': ".' ;jr,-:' 3 Call in and select for yourselves iu usvniuoui is yet tun. ., ' . - WILLIAM P. BOOTH,. BanfiSh; (0., Sept. 16, 1867-Sm; - Blank Subpenas and ' Sum-


ocr: Charters Oak i Life Insurance HARTFORD, CONN. CHARTER 8200,000 CAPITAL TTTITH a large surplus, securely VV under the sanction and approval of Comptroller of Publio Aooounta, of the of Connecticut. - i w.-.j ; ; , This company has also eomplied with very cautious and stringent laws of this in relation te foreign Insurance Companies. i It was incorporated by the Legislature the State of Connection in May, 1850, with PERPETUAL CHARTER, and commenced busi ness on a capital of two hundred dollars; the whole of which haa been n securities of the highest character. - - Those who contemplate making life insur ances, should, first of all, satisfy of the character and stability of. the they may select. The interest pf the in the stahility and permanent prosperity ef Company, In the security and certainty, that will f ulAll its engagements, ia of My greater importuc than the trfiig that may be made Iy pxying inadequato, pre miums. " ' ,ivV jisi f .. r'-::t... ' - The principle pf Life Jnearaaee. is based, sound mathematical calculations, and of no variation, Ultimate tecurity, being primary objeot to be" obtained, this will do- busitiess on the loweBt rates of pre miums that part he adopted, and afford requis ite security to the insured, and perpetuity the institution. ' -: " ' ' J . r rs. ' . WM. P. RICHARDSON, Agent, ;' 7 l ' ' Woodsfield, Ohio. Office one door north of Office, Main Street. - Feb, 1857. 11 : '"':'-


ocr: New and Cheap Store! Mnlnfllfl nrgams from the Tim subscribers are now receiving East, a large and well selected assortment 01 FALL & WINTER . V 1 Among which may be founa seasonaoie PRY GOODS, UlvUUl!ilvlr., HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, READY MADE CLOTH ING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SllOUS, &c, &c, &c. All of which were purshased at tne lowest Eastern prices and will be sola at omauu PROFITS, for Cash or approved Country Pro duce. . . They are determined not to be out.lone by their neighbors, and therefore assure tue puo- lic, if they want to find the Cheapest Woods In town, that all they have to do is to give nnHursjiimed a Call. 0 . ..... 1 . .1 r Tlipr.. store is at tne 01a siami 01 Diehl. . P. & U. Ullillli. Woopsfiei.d, Sept. 22, 1850. (tf.)


ocr: Farm for Sale ! - nriB undersigned will give a good bargain in Ai. farm nf BO aares. situated iu Centre town- .v.t . mn and a half south east Wand8flld. On the farm is B T H! TknTjillinlv ITnTICO .A liew rrdiiie uncmuti nuuov, r , . built during the last summer, a Ipnrrt sUble and other out buiwings. I ! . FOR RAISING TOBACCO HSPHI -naofba excelled by a farm Ma . and has on it five or six tobacco ' Bat ween fort v and fifty acres are cleared tfadw cultivation. rtt will bo sold on very, reasonable ?or farther particular! inquire of the itfued en the farm. ".f y r 4 V v GEORGE W. MURrilY.


ocr: M'CORMICK POLLARD, - , WARNER GREEN. A CHANGE AT7 THE SPRIIjIj mouse, WHEELING, VA. POLLARD & GREEN, Proprietors, TIIIS new and splendid Hotel has been leased lpm f v(!!lr bv th Above nronrie- . i .1.5- .j i. r u hi i Lllia uwu vi .i.v vc.v v. the Travelinif Public, under the General Super- intendance of J. A. SCOTT, Esq., late Propiie- ZZC est advantages over all other Public Houses in the City. It is SITUATED OX WATER STREET. at the steamboat landing, and near the b.&o. Its whole appointments, in respect to size and comfort of its rooms the style and ele- .n nf its Vnrniturp nnrl in refrnc to tba S""" " 1 . quality of its Tables, the proprietors feel as sured will compare favorably with the be3t regulated Hotels in the country. Attached to the House is a BATHING SALOON, With Large and Airy Rooms, well furnished, and provided with all the appliances of HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS. Omnibuses at all times in readiness to take Passengers to aud from the Cars and Boats. C3The OjEcea of the Baltimore & Ohio and Central Ohio Railroads are next door to this House.


ocr: MOJIUIS ft W I Lljl , M 55. . . Phoptu etors JURE. -Wj LU A MS. . . :...EnitoR. ;...- W(NllAIIRr.l Olllil. TIT1.V on Democratic' County Ticket. J - SENATE. -.'' MARSHAL MORROW. Subjeot to the decision of the District Con-e-:f'. v. ventioa.) .' ;. REPRESENTATIVES. JAMES M. STOUT, JERK WILLIAMS. . - 1 a ., TREASURER. , WILLIAM MYERS. .... -f ... SHERIFF. . - COURTLAND M. MORROW. -"MS.- . . : r PROBATE JUDGE. JOHN S. WAY. f,.N' PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. 'WILLIAM P. RICHARDSON. 7. - COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ' Fuh rm-FiiEDERic muhleman! Short Term JOSEPH MOOSE. . ...., INFIRMARY DIRECTOR. .JV; jOSPlTJA AMOS. 'iZi'..j :: , - : CORONER, v SAMUEL W. NOLL.


ocr: .. Life Insurance HARTFORD, CONN; u CHARTER 8200,000 CAPITAL. WITH a large surplus, securely under the sanction and approval of Comptroller of Publio Accounts, of the of Connecticut. This oompany has also complied with very cautious and stringent laws of this in relation to foreign Insuranoe Companies. It was incorporated by the Legislature the State of Connecticut, in May, 1850, with PERPETUAL CHARTER, and commenced busi ness on a capital of two hundred dollars; the whole of whioh has been in securities of the highest character. V . Those who contemplate making life insur ances, should, first ef all, satisfy oMhe character and stability of tbe they may select. .The interest of the' in the stability and permanent prosperity of Company, in the security and certainty that will fulfill its. , engagements, ' is of incompara bly greater imparlance than the' trifling that may be made' by p vug inadequate (re miums. , ::: ''': t.-- ..The principle of Life Iataranee is based sound mathematical calculations, and 'of njvariation. Ultimate security, being primary object to be obtained," this will do business on the. lowest rates of pre miums that oak adapted,7 and afiard rsqais iter security to tha lnsuid, aad. perpetuity Use instttaUon. ' , -i .::-:: up. YTU. t. RICHARDSON, Agent, i,' '': ", , - ..Woodsfleld, Ohio,,.. GTOmotj one door north of Office, MaUK Street.. : . . .;..:.. Feb. 25, 1857. -


ocr: Latest and ESe$t. HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Q, ecus ware , IlABb'.v'ABE, TTATS, 0-a.IS, Boots, Shoes, Wbich lie will sell LOW CASH OR APPROVED A ijarge lot of Nev Sugar and Molasses. On- Call in, Call in, and his New Stock' 2 old stand. . i ,. iJi'.i!'- 6IMON H0RKHEIMER.


ocr: MILLINERY. Mrs M. E.Gribson, STAFFORD, OHIO. THE undersigned has now, and keeps con , atantly on hand.n, all sorts of Millisert Goods, and makes to order, Ladies and Misses Bonnets of silk, satiu, velvet, Ae. Also Ladies Hsao Daassas, Bobdkrs, and, in short, thing in her line, of the -best materials. . All who favor her with their custom may be assur ed ef getting Good Job in the Latest Fasbion. And furthermore she will alter, bleach and trim all sorts of bonnets, in the latest and best trie. Give her a. trial and you cannot fail to be satisfied. - : MRS. M. E. GIBSON. April 29, 1857. ; .V- -


ocr: 'Farm for Sale. ACRES within 2 miles of Woodsfield, 01 175 acres under cultivation, about 200 TREES, mostly grafted, a new Bank a GOOD .DWELLING and Saw-Mill on premises. - fc"aid farm is well watered. ? ' ALSO -! - : NUMBER T WENT f-FOUR IN JAMES ; S3TFer further particulars apply to J. B. NOLL, Real Estate Agent, April S, 1857, . : .:


ocr: TO WARE Air JORDAHI The undersigned have now on hand a very soil at reasonable prices, and to which they respectfully call the attention ef the publi j. COOKING STOVES: Old Dominion, three sizes; different numbers; Live Oak Crescent and Balloon Stoves y of Parlor Stoves. 1VHIERIAL LAMPS and OIL kept comtautly Skillets, extra Skillets for stoves, Copper, variety; together with the ususl variety of copper, Sheet Iron and Tin done to order on short notice. All persons indebted to "Y. "W. Jordan are respect fully requested to call and settle. The enrage of nrm renaers luisiiocuhMu.j. ST Vti 6 SOS FIELD, large stock, consisting of ware whkh they and Premium, various for heating, and a great on hanL Alio sujjar kottlos: PoU. Brass, and Porcelau Keliles,everj sile br.vg, sheet iron snu tin wjm. : iu Copper, JORD i 11Q3E. i. . wvnuiu.


ocr: Farm for Sale ! r'HE undersigned will give a good bargain in 1 a faim of bO acres, situated in Centre town ship, about a mile and a half south east Woodsfield. On the farm is A New Frame Dwelling House, built during the last summer, a barn, stable and other out buildings. FOR RA1SINU TOBACCO it cannot be excelled by a farm H i! n its size, and has ou it five orsix tobacco houses. Between forty and fifty aores are cleared and under cultivation. It will be sold on very reasonable terms. For further particulars inquire of the under signed on the farm. GEORGE W, MURPHY, roe. 31, 1E5I 3n; '


ocr: POLLARD, - 'WABSKR GRISX. A CHANGE AT THE 5 WHEELING, VA. OLURD & GREEN, Proprietors, rpiIIS new and splendid Hotel has been leased 1 for a term of years by the above proprie tors, and this day opened for the reception of the Traveling Public, under the General Super- ntcndar.ee of J. A. SCOTT, Esq., late Proprie tor of the "Stacy House," Zanesville, O., and i-oni its convenient location, enjoys the great est advantages over all other Public Houses in the City. It is SITUATED ON WATER STREET at the Steamboat landing, and near the B. & 0. and Hcnipfield R. R. Depots. Its whole appointments, m respect to size and comfort of its rooms the style and ele gance of its Furniture, ami in reference to the quality of its Tables, the proprietors feel as- ured will compare favorably with tne besi regulated Hotels in the country. Attached to the House is a BATHING SALOON, With Lartre and Airy Rooms, well furnished, and provided with all the appliances of HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS. ggf Omnibuses at aH times iu readiuess to take Passengers to and liom the Cars and Boats. tThe Offices of the Baltimore & Ohio and Central Ohio Railroads are next door to this House. umm mm,


ocr: TSnHE publio are hereby notified that the JL undersigned proprietors of the village of NEW GEORGETOWN, in the township of Wash ington, Monroe County, Ohio, will make appli cation at the next term of the Court of Com mon Pleas of said County to havo said town vacated. - . STEPHEN HENTUORN, . ' JAMES ENLOW, --,v '. , .:; 1857. : :. . ,; . ' , .


ocr: WHBELf N6; lVA.' THIS new and.splen.did. H.otel .has -been leased for a term of years by "the f ajove proprie.', tor, 'and this day opinedfor' fiie receptipij pf the Traveung' Public, Under the General Snpe'r intendanoe of J.'A- SCOTT Esq;,;late Prdprie: tor of the ."Stacy House,". ZanesviUe, p,,anA iruju iu, cunTeweni locaiioa, enjoyif iue great est advantages bver all other PubUo" Houses in the City, at is : - :' itsut'jta vmij SITUATED r ON WATERr STR'EET, at the'Steamboatlandingn and HomnfieTd Rl K.- Depots; io -!i'i3W j '. ; 'tis whole t appointfiaentsi Mn rispeot :to size andjComfortjOf -its;: roonis-rthe. etyle and ele gance of its rur&iture, and in reference to, the quality of its Tables, the 'proprietor feels' as sured will compare favorably with; the bes$ regulated Hotels in the country J'- Attached td the House is "'""' - '"' i-h4-' -' n b a t h i n, Gr :s x o few:,;; j .With. Large; and' Airy RpomSywell fnsnished, and provided with all the appliances". Ji0T, COLD and SHOWER BATHS. . ! c Omnibuses at .all times inv readinesjio take Passengers to; ..and irom, .the Cars- arid C" The Offices of the" Baltimore & Ohii and Central Ohio Eaifrpas Vre hext'door to 110NH0E 1100SE; !- -i' -.0 !-;: . VjJt li' THOS. -K. DA7IS Proprietor, i '.-i-iar- i jc. it., a - ' i "- "- r - t-.--i , THE ' proprietor .of 1 "the" above named'well known and popular'.jhouse-"begs leave to, remind the public that it still merits and main tains its old reputation. He has recently made extensive and costly improvements, and is bet ter prepared now than ever heretofore to ad minister to the comfort bf his patrons1. He promises that no notel in 'the .' tbwh shall give better accommodations for the same money.. THOMAS K.. DAYIS. N. B. " Especial care taken of horses. March


ocr: r CHARTER PERPETUAIuiT-t Insurance ;. Co&panV ,.:' s OF f 11 i'J -; ' Vff i- IIAOTORD, CONN. l ; Incorporated A. . D" 1819. Assets' Jan. 1, 1856,: $1,074,396.. can be effected with its agency in t: is plaee and policies issued, without for this old and favorably, known Com against the dangers of fire on ' , j and Contents, Stores and Mer- chandise, Mills and Machinery, Man- ' . ' ufactories and Stock, Colleges, -Halls, Bridges, Public '7" ' ". , Buildings, Boats, .Cargoes, and Personal ,!...: v; l'roperty generally, r - j. . r: . .: - - Also- " ' ' -' The Perila of Inland Narigation:1 r Of Boats, Cargoes, or Freight and;.C?aP- , goes on Lakes, Bays.-.RiversCa-,' nals, Rail Roads, or other ' -i ; ' modes of - ' ' - r : Transpbrtation .of property, in' transit. All at as reasonable rates of premiums and liberal rules as the dangers assumed permit for mutual safety and reliable indemnity to patron3. Losses EtLtutabty Adjusted and prompt-1 ? ; .ly faid. d... ' . . "' 635 Especial attention given to the Insu rance -of Dwellings and Contents, for a term from 1 to 5 years. " - - ' "''- "; 5)i : If it-is4a sound practice in owners to insure dangerous classes of' property, it is - equally proper to protect the safer and more innocent descriptions, as a just difference is made in the rates of premiums charged. In fact, tbe lat ter being" safer, is done at a lower relative profit and its' cost more nicely determined. Every one that possesses the least ability to accumn- IateL should protect all his property to the full scope insurance shields it. .- J. B. BENNETT, General Agent, Cin.; O. Ail business transacted with dispatch and fidelity.- . . v - Apply to , WILLIAM P. RICHARDSON, - Agent at Woodsfield, Ohio. . Nov. 19,1856. "". 'i. .': . - -


ocr: W. T.. SCNCIiAnt. v 1 1.- MARTIN BAKER, JR. SINCLAIR &B.VKEU fTtAKE pleasure 'in announcing to their cus :Xtomers,"and ' the publio in general, that they have now on' hand, and intend keeping oonstantly,'a"general assortment of '"'' PRTTO S,;0.ILS, PA.INT S, VAR- JMSUJSSi BRUSUKS, BCHOOLi BOOKS, STATIONARr, " V! J ".TNpTIpNS, &o.i VTT V " Also Grooeries of various kinds -, Iron, Nails, Plow-points, 1 Salt, (Kanawa ;,.---..:.c. . and Pomeroy.) . t;.v!- i r - fl Produce of every' kind will be received in exchange for goods. Woodsfield, Sept. 10, 1856. ' " '" ! Blank Pccds and Mortgages, fcr tab ibm OGe -.1 :' I V


ocr: wd?fest: runninj steamer hill m m ft' -v-- l ;. ' i EM.T.I!.: Captain' CHARLES BOOTH, is rsniint regularly between . 5 ' ' ? Wheelmg & Parkersburg. Chs" leaves - Wheeliug every Monday TTs4aetdy acd Friday at 10 o'cloc. &L, andvPartersbnrg every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 6 6,cIock A. M 1 Forreight or paesagff applym bpard.


ocr: npl Pay op! All persons without distinction knowing themselves indebted to the firm of N. Kochler & Co., must call soon and settle; Otherwise they mav find their account in the hands of an officer. N. KOEliLER & Co. Woodsfield, Feb. 13. lirSOtf 3 . ra. j& JLi St . 731 rr m--r SURGEON DENTIST, PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT, SOIIEETOU, Annonnees to the public that he is prepared to execute all kinds of DENTAL WORK at usual rates, particular rare will be taken to PRESERVE NATURAL TEETH, and no one will bo required to take any work without beina entirely satisfied. Those having decayed teeth would perhaps do well to ;rive him a esll liMKCTON, ig, h nit.


ocr: It has Come ! What has Come ? THAT BPLBKDID ABSOBTKKXT 0? FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. CONSISTING I W PABT OF PURE NO. 1, RECTIFIED WHISKT, PURE OLD MONONGAIIELA WHISKY, RYE WHISKY, PURE OLD BURBON WHISKY, rURE FRENCH COGNAC, APPLE, CHERRY, GINGER, BLACK BERRY, AND DOMESTIC BRANDIES. SWEET, N A T I Y E, MALAGA, MADERIA, OLD PORT AND CATAWBA WINES Qnart, pt. k pt. flasks, bj tke Grata or half Grow. The above articles have been purchased with reat care and expense, expressly for this mar ket, and as for qsality will excel anything of the kind ever offered in SUNFISH. y Every package is iaspooted, and tho in spection branded on tho head by oae ef tho most scientific men in the State. ' It is unnecessary to say any mors in regard temy LIQUORS, as I intend hereafter that tho article shall ' K E COMME&D 7TSELF. My terms hereafter will be CASK, or to the best of men 80 days none other need apply. WM. II MALLORY, Store Corner Water and Main Streets, CLARINGTON, (Sunflsh,) Ohio. . .


ocr: JOHV SINCLAIR. JOHN 8. WAY. . , Sinclair & way, r : C!: At to r ney s a t : L a w , WOODSFIELD, MONROE CO., OHIO, - ffjf Will practice in Monroe and adjoining Counties. Office up stairs over binclalr & Ba Iter's grocery , v. .,..'-, .


ocr: 1300XS!; BOOKS!! Stationery. Vt indow Blinds, ; &c. dbcy, ';fec., ;. AT. -WHEELING PRICES ! THE nndersigned have jnst opened a BOOK . STORK in WVodsfield, in the roora former ly occupied by the Journal ; where they have a well selected variety of SCnOOL BOOKS: McGufTey's Spellers, McOufFey's Readers, Ray's Arithmetics, . '. Pinneo's Grammars, Willards Histories, Ac, Ac. STATIONERY Ineluding a,U styles and varieties of paper from the most common cap to the most highly fin ished English note paper BLANK BOOKS, J , INK STANDS, PEN. HOLiDERS, PENCILS, . PENS, A ... INKS, and numberless other etceteras, to todiens to mention. an extensive variety of patterns and pricef. Any book any pattern of wall-paper or anj -thing else in our line that we may not have on hand, we can procure on short notice if an or der is left. "Wheeling Retail Prices s all we will ask knowingly for any article WILLIAMS A. ARCHBOLD. Aug. 5, 1S57 tf.


ocr: Business Cards. JOHN SINCLAIR. JOHN 8. WAT. SINCLAIR & WAY, At t o r n e y s a t Law, WOOUSF1ELD, MONROE CO., OHIO. f&r Will practice in Monroe and adjoining Counties. Office up stairs over Sinclair & Ba ker's grocery. "


ocr: V WHEELING, VA. MAC. POLLARD, Proprietor, THIS new and splendid Hotel has been leased for a term of years by the above proprie tor, and this day opened for the reception the Traveling Public, under the General Super intendauce of J. A'. SCOTT, Esq., late Proprie tor of tbe'"Stacy House," Zanesville, 0.,,aud from its convenient location, enjoys the great est advantages over all other Publio Houses in the City. It is - ' SITUATED 1 ON WATER STREET, at the Steamboat landing, and near the B. & O. and lUmpfield R. R. Depots. '. i . Its whole appointments, in respect to size and comfort of its rooms the style and ele gance of its Furniture, and in reference to the qualffy of its Tables, the proprietor feels as sured wilt compare favorably with the regulated Hotels in he'eountry. Attached to the House is a ..- ' ; , , BATHINGS A L 0 0 N With Large and Au-y. Rooms, vrll furnished, and. provided with alt the appliances of COLD and SHOWER BATHS. ; ,V : ' Omnibuses at all time in readiness take; Passengers to and from the Cars Boats. : .. 2TTL.e Offices of 'the "Baltimore & and Central Ohio Railroads are . next door this House. . -t . . " , -. J


ocr: THE undersigned is prepared to locate Land Warrants in Iowa. ' The best selections will be made in tbe southern part of the State, he having secured an efficient Agent to make selec tions and locate the Warrants. - ThO subscri ber flatters himself that he oan render entire satisfaction. Charges reasonable. 1 ' May 13, 1857. - JOHN B. NOLLAjen :


ocr: , sjzzja ; axTtx-s? op ?'rtoft!ris At WILLI MS.V.I'orKisTuas wnoo3Fti:i.i,onio, jui.v i. tsar Democratic County Ticket. Of IKHjri MARSHAL MORROW. fSuhjoct Ve- the decision of the District Coa- )!hw tut '-' Jr ventioo.) . : . fiV.'!ta ; ' l T i '''- " tr. a ..SEPUKSBSTATIVKSL WILLIAMS. , . JERE. TREASURER. ,RT -'f0 WILLIAM MYERS. ..&' V .v. SI1ERIFP. ' wvsOOURTLAND M. MORROW. rris'au-i ', i-opc-iSsc r '?: FR0BAT8 JUDGE. ,lrt II i r. JOHN S. WAV. f PROSECUTING . ATTORNEY. .WILLIAM P. RICHARDSON. v'CoVrT COMMISSIOKRRS." fi3?7Vm.-FREI)ERIC StirLTernJ 0 SK P II MOOSE. . a :i nCFIRMART DIRECTOR, ; itiliVo, JOSHUA AMOS. - -Wi'-iW- CORONER. .SAMUEL W..NOLL. ...


ocr: Examination of Teachers. THE Board of School Examiners of Monroe County, will hold meetings, at the house in WOODSFIELD. for the purpose examining teachers, on the following days, viz . SATURDAY, May 9A, " " 23 rd, " " June lBth, " Examinations to commence at 8 o'clock, A, M. By order of the Board. WILLIAM WHEELER, Clerk of B. S. E. -M. C. O, Feb. 25 1857 4m.


ocr: Business Cards. JOHN SINCLAIR. " JOHN S. WAT. ' SINCLAIR, fc WAY, Attorneys a t L a w , . WOODSFIELD, MONROE CO., OHIO. 3" Will practice in Monroe and adjoining Counties. . Offioe up stairs over Sinclair & Ba ker's grocery. . .' :'.


ocr: STEED'S HOTEL, WOODSFIELD, OHIO. WILLIAM READ, Proprietor. THE above named Hotel, having undergone a thorough repairing, is now in a first rate condition to accommodate boarders and travel lers. The table, sleeping apartments, Ac, shall be such, as to render this Hotel second to none in the place.' Every attention will be paid to those who favor him with their custom, to make their stay pleasant and agreeable. Charges reasonable as any other Hotel In town. WILLIAM READ, : Weeasrau, Harek 19, 18IS. .


ocr: Farm for alc. rpHE undersigned offers for sale his farm A lying two miles from Malaga, and live from Woodsfield, on the old Woodsfield road. It is well watered, and has on it A GOOD HEWED LOG HOUSE. It contains about C2 acres, forty five acres of which are cleared. There . is on it a good APPLE ORCHARD and PEACH ORCH ARD. Possession given when the first pay ment is made. For turther particulars inquire of the undersigned on the premises. THOMAS GRAHAM. Feb. 18, 1857 lm. ' '


ocr: i0EBfi The undersigned hare now on hand a very large stock, consisting of ware which they wil U at reasonable prices, and to which they respectfully call the attention r the publiu. COOONG STOVES: Old Dominion, three sizes; numbers; Live Oak and Premium, various Crescent and Balloon Stoves for heating, and a great varie of Parlor Stoves. . , . ETHKRIAL LAMPS and OIL keyt constantly on hand. Also Sugr Koltlei, FoU, Skillets, extra SkilUts for stoves, Coppar, Brass, aud Porcclau Cuttles, every site together with the usual variety of copper, brass, shset iron ui tin wars. . , ' Spouting and all. other job .work iu Copper, Iron and Tin done to order on short notice. JOUDN". A ttOSE. if -All persons indebted to W. W. Jordan are respect fully requested to call and settle. The change cf renders this necessary. TE -o WOOD W. W. JORDAN. i 1 ! ;


ocr: rrnE undersigned, Is prepared .to locate Laml A. .. Warrants in Iowa,.:.The best selections will be made in the southern, part; of the State, he having secured an efScient Agent to make selec tions and locate the Warrants. The subscri ber Hatters himself that ho .can satisfaction. - Charges-reasonabh?. TTT" . - May 13,' 1857, j'n JOAN BOLLUagont. finiAiOTUY SEED,i Kyi piue;U?iss4Seet JL' ilemp. Seed, Garden Feeds, &c, &c, Sal at . KIUKBRIDK'S


ocr: W. T. BTNC1AIB. : ' MARTIN BAKEK, JB. SINCLAIR & BAKER TAKE pleasure in announcing to their cus tomers, and .the public in general, that they have -now on hand, and intend keeping constantly, a'general assortment of DRUGS, OILS, PAINTS, VAR NISHES, BRUSHES, SCHOOL V V BOOKS, STATIONARY;-. - 7-' Also Groceries. of '.various kindsr-r ' : k Iron, jNails, Plow-points; Salt,? (Kanawa ix : ; i and;Pomeroy.) ' y Produce 'of every ldnd.wUl be received xn exchange for goods. ,. Woodsfield, Sept. 10, 1856. jt, ,.r Blanlr Deeds' and Mortgages, for sale at this Office.


ocr: Sunfish and Wheeling Packet, THE FAST RUNNING STEAMER AURILLA 00D! CAPT. STEPHEN THOMPSON, leaves Sun fish every morning- for Wheeling, returning every evening, remaining at Wheeling several hours. Aug. 19, '57. I j


ocr: SUfiGEON' DENTIST, "-;'-; "' PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT Announces to the public that he is prepared te exeonte . aU kinds Of DENTAL WORK at usual rates, particular care will be - taken to FREJi5YwJJ NATURAL TEETH, and no one will be required to Uke any. work. Without being entirely satisfied.: , .v . Those having decayed teeth would perhaps do well to give him a call , v : -- . g03jERTON, sept. 18th, 1856, ly' : ,


ocr: WOOL CARDING AND THE subscriber would inform his friends and former customers, that he is preparing for CARDING AND SPINNING WOOL, in the very best manner. He has two entire sets of Carding Machines besides an extra fin isher and spinning machine. His machinery is good cards principally n;w, and all in good order. He never has to stop for Jow water or want of steam, but is always on hand and going. His onstomors will be accommodated in the shortest possible time, and with the ' '. V ERY BEST WORK, provided the wool Is in good order. To have wool in'ordcr, tub-wash it in hot water, rain or creek water is best. Don't use too much soap; it has a felting or fulling tendency; but use plenty of chamber-ley and a, little salt. Dry it as quick as possible.' ' Recollect that Che natural grease or gum most bo extraotad before it will card well, . - .v . .-;;,;.;'.. gf Customers 1 from a distsnoa. will he prpinptly accommodated. - ; 1 . i - J. IL J'ROBASCO. i - Near Jerusalem, M. C, O. - - - i . J.;T. H11.TOH the blxland experienced carder and spinner will superintend the estab-Uahment',;- -; i r ay 2y857.Vjil


ocr: THE publio .are hereby notified that the undersigned proprietors of the village of NEW GEORGETOWN, in thetownshipof Wash ington, Monroe County, Ohio, will make appli cation at the next term of the Court of Com mon Pleas of said County to have said town vacated. STEPHEN HENTHORN, ' JAMES ENLOW. - I..'' ..


ocr: JOHN OBRECnt, LOCK AND KNIFE BMaTH, ; woorsnEij);oB:ioJ3if TTS make and repairs every kind eVllew, XI trunk, gu nd pistol loelcsi alse kutv, scissors, coffee mills and steelyard; sad Se sl abi to grind and polish rasora, knives, and evaryklnd of xmall instruments in' that Ha. His shop is at the south end or Weeds- field, near 'Main streeU U , will remi. prompt and very ehaap work, '":""" "'"' ' ' JOBW OBRECitTT Woodsfield, a, April 29, 1857.


ocr: Cheapest .. Route ! THE subscriber is how running a Tri-Weekly HACK between . '- ' i WOODSFIELD and CLARlNGTON. : Leaving Woodsfield every Monday, Wednes day and Friday morning, at 8 o'clock; and Clarington every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday morning at the same hour.. . .' Passengers wishing to go to WHEELtNQ can obtain ; . Thro u ghy . ( Ticl t s by "applying?to T. Ef. Davis, Woodsfield! and return tickets can be bad on either the Parkers burg or Suntish .packets. Only TWO DOI LARS will be charged, and those wishing it may obtain their supper and night's lodging oh the boat without any additional charge. i . STST 70nr money , by patronising .the eaeapest ana most pleasant rante. ,. . . i i .. . : . -i... Q. W. MURPHY. SUFM HACK.


ocr: . J. B. NOLL, Eeal Estate Agent ? l$57,' ; i- - -t?n - - m - .w- i . m flriH IOr. SQIC. -.. - . r-, - -' -r. QQ 1 Acms witwn muea or woooaseid, tlUX 7 sores under onltivaUon, about 200 TIW . mostly -shafted, a sew Bank Barn, a OOOp DWBIUH end SawwMiUon sromisea. Said farm is well watered. ' -' ALSO - NUMBER TWEOT-FOTO m JAMES. TOWN. raFer further particulars apply to


ocr: TPT freight br passage Spp'j on -r - - . " i ins new. onfl laRI ITinTlin? !..!. ... . r, , . ......... t ih - - - - . , e .;, m,i w . - - ram . . mm mm -mm . w mmi m mm m u m m 1 II i II B ITJ uta. II u i . . f Captain CHARLES BOOTS, is runlinar 1 reealarlr between V .KV i ' i- I f?J u.,5V;,.r I 5 rKawwurj. . i " Rhft leaves ' Whelina trr --xf Atida i Wednesday and Fridav at 10 I j "M.: and Parkeraljnro . v , - t'i. i , 1 ft"yy vuf.uy


ocr: Sunfish and Wheeling Packet. THE FAST - RUNNING STEAMER :.i . tf.ii f lc Tn n T v t - ... A ll;K I'ljl.-Af i VV l) 11 I) 1 w mnnmmAuMA , "" w " """"""S every evening, remaining at Wheeling several aaun. . fr ,-. , T mug. , o. . I I I I 1


ocr: M'COJBLMlClUPQlJRDJWAKNERHEl : 'rrt . mi I n j iWHEELTNO, TA.1- - ? " " POilLAUli & G RfiErf,' rlprilS new'iind splendid Ilotelbas teen i'. for a term-of 'years"by' the "above (it.B li l j iia. nrtATIa.t fit r tl,A ronAntinn at ttw Triiiu riiWux irtdA th:Rrtni4i SnrfcJ i tendance, of ;J.-A. SCOTT, Esq.late- Prop lie. ij ' - i a tor of the 'Staoy ,Hou3e," ZanestiHe.O., and from its .convenient, location,; ejijpy the td City, aVw aal SITUTED-JON at tne6amPoa nud Ht-mpfleld R. R. Depots 'ilts.whohv appottUments, , n respect ana commit. oj isj roomBr-an ptyie ana gance of its Furniture, and in reference to the quality of Tables,,, the ,. proprietors feel as sured willl cempare favocably rwith the regulated Hotels in the country. Attached to the House Ua-n.,;; cv-t?vr;-' 'BATHING SALOON, Vith Large and Ah-y.-itooins, - i ? ' j -ft ' , j -a. a LI and provided with all'the appliances of HOT, COLD and SlIGWISR liATlIST ...trOmuiUidefl at ,lltiiies in take'assengraMtOi; ana; iromj,in jara, auu lioats -SSThe Offices of tbe Baltimore &f .'..l I' l' iVta tJtAkti ''ni- ftAI Ann. this House. QUSE


ocr: Miscellaneous. POLLARD, - WARN SB OMSX. A. CHANGE AT THE WHEELING, VA. POLLARD & GREEN, Proprietors, THIS new and splendid Hotel has been leased for a term of years by the above proprie tors, and this day opened for the reception the Traveling Public, under the General Super intendauce of J. A. SCOTT, Esq., late Proprie tor of the "Stacy House," Ziinesville, O., and from its convenient location, enjoys the great est advantages over all other Public Houses in the City. It is SITUATED ON WATER STREET, at the Steamboat landing, and near the B. & O. and Hcmpfiold R. R. Depots. Its whole appointments, in respect to size and comfort of its rooms the style and ele gance of its Furniture, and in reference to the quality of its Tables, the proprietors feel as sured will compare favorably with the best resulated Hotels in tho country. Attached to the House is a BATHING SALOON, With Large and Airy Rooms, well furnished, and provided with all the appliances of HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS. Omnibuses at all times in readiness to take Passengers to and from the Cars and Boats. gjTThe OrBce3 of the Baltimore & Ohio and Central Ohio Railroads are next door to this House.


ocr: Al JORBA-lff & ROSS, WOOOSFIELO, O The undersigned have now on hand a very large stock, consisting of ware which they wil sell at reasonable prices, and to which they respectfully oau the attention f the pabli. COOKING STOVES: Old Dominion, three sizes; Excelsior, liferent numbers; Live Oak and Premium, various sizes; Crescent and Balloon Stoves for heating, and a great varie- y of Parlor Stoves. TH'niiKIAL LAMPS and OIL kept constantly on hand. Also Sugar Kettles, Pots, Ovens. lj Skillets, extra Skillets for stoves, Copper, Brass, and Poroelan Kettles, every sise and variety; together with the tuual variety of copper, Qn-Spouting and all other Sheet Iron and Tin done to order on ihort notice. All persons indebted to TV W. Jordan are respect fully requested to call and settle. The change of the firm renders this necessary. STOVE DEPOT brass, sheet iron snd tin ware. job work in Copper, Brass. JOttDST A U OSE. n . W. JORDAN.


ocr: Milier Wanted ! rji.BE aabaiiriber, at Kerr's mill, about two milea west of Woodsfield, wishes to employ a GOOD MlLLERy-',vf- ' ' r , . One - calling soon will get a good situation. Jfe13ll7. .4HS?RAFft


ocr: county. ; i '- On the same day, by Jaooh T. Morrill, Esq., Mr.., David Stcks, Jr., and Miss Mart Saloma Bowbt, all of Salem township. DIED On tha 3d inst., at the Infirmary, Mr. J. G. FROBISH, in a fit of apoplexy. BOOKS! BOOKS!! Window Blinds, &C, 4&C, AT WHEELING PRICES ! rpHE undersigned have just opened a BOOK L STOKE in VVodsfieId, in the room former ly occopied by the Journal ; where they have a well selected variety of SCHOOL BOOKS: McGuffey's Spellers, McGuffey's, Readers, Ray's Arithmetics, Pinneo's Grammars, Willards Histories, &c., &c Comprising all the hooks adopted by the Teachers' Association, together with many others . MACAULAY'S, HUME'S. BANCROFT'S, FRESCOTTS, and other histories. Also a variety of biogra phies and auto-biographies : MISCELLANEOUS WORKS From splendid morocco-bound gilt-edged illus trated quarto Bibles, down to the most useless twenty-five cent novel : ALBUMS, , GIFT BOOKS and TOY BOOKS. in the greatest variety. But call and see them; they can't be enumerated. STATIONERY Including all styles and varieties of paper from the most common cap to the most highly fin ished English note paper : BLANK BOOKS, INK STANDS, PEN HOLDERS, PENCILS, . .. PENS,, . ; INKS, and numberless other etceteras, to tedious to mention. an extensive variety -of patterns and prices. Any book, any pattern of wall-paper ot any thing else in our line -that we may not have on hand, we can procure on short notice if an or der is left. - -' Retail Prices


ocr: ATTACHMENT NOTICE. James Foreaker, Agent of George Alget, Adm'r of P. F. & J. Koontz.. . ( - vs. ' ' ; : R. G. LaughHu- BEFORE James Scott, a Justice of the Peace of ', Washington town ship, Monroe oouiv ty, Ohio-, on th 20th day of June, 1057, said Justicu issued an orcKi? of attachment in the above. action, forfthe sum of sixty-nine, dol lars and eighteen .cents; the defendant beig a jion-resideut of snid county. ' The case Will b for hearing on the 4th day Augu$V1857. : : , JAMES FOIIEAKER, AfenU :


ocr: WAUXEtt GREEX. M'COB.MICX POLLARD - -A '.CHANGE AT THE WHEELING, VA. . POLLARD & GREEN, Proprietors, rpHIS new and splendid Hotel has been leased I for a term of years by the above proprie tors, and this day opened for the reception of the Traveling Public, under the General Super- iutendanee of J. A. SCOTT, Escp, late Proprie tor of the "Stacy Hou.se," Zanesville, O., and from its convenient location, enjoys the great est advantages over all other Public Houses in the City. It is SITUATED ON WATER STREET, at the Steamboat landing, and near the B. & O. and Hcmpfleld U. It. Depots. : I Ls whole appointments, in respect to size and comfort of its rooms the style and ele gance of its Furniture, and in reference to the liinlity of its Tables, the proprietors feel as sured will con.pare favorably with' the best regulated Hotels in tho country. Attached to the House is a ' - , . b a t h i n g; s a l 0 6 tj , With Large end. Airy Rooms, well furnished, and provided with" all tho appliances of HOT, COLD and SHOWER. BATHS. " ' . Omnibuses at all times in' rondiness to take Passengers to and from the Cars and Boats. ' . ' ' ' . -' CSTThft "Offices of the Baltimore & Ohio and Central Ohio Railroads are next door to this House. ' ' 13 & 1


ocr: Pay. up!;v. All persons without mil ay distinction knowing themselves indebted to the firm of X. Koeliler & Co., , must call soon and settle; otherwise they mav find their account in the hands of an oliicer. N. KOEI1LER & Co. : Woodslield, Feb. 13. 185U tf : .


ocr: Mint An Oramance; BBttwiaiuedbf the Council of the town of 1Cfri'ijroi,"Tfeat overy house holder re- aldlrig' within tha corporation of. tbe town Claringtoa, bo required to havo ladder pre narod by tho 20th- of Jan,- or sooner, of suffi - ieit;longth to. climb to tho roof of his or her bstwamt i fiaid ladder to. havo an iroa hook in ft end sufficfent to asstn tearing away buihl- lags or roots.-"' - t"- "-1 " '' ' '" iif .S: J-W. H0T7ELL, Rocordcr,- Iialfi,'i857r4w - - -t--


ocr: J UST A 11 It I V E D AT V M 9 SAXIDISOIIIO. rpilE subscribers have just received a large and splendid lot of Goods, to which they invite the attention of the public. Amoas the lot may be found a line stock of r,-.-.-.. . , -r I? UliI!ilUii JJ JJU 1JU ueauy-juaa-e uiotninc, ' ROOTS RnOV5 TT K O PQ - ........ FURNITURE UI every description, SUCH aS o-.m. OOERIES, . , Of every Description ALSO, TABLES, CnAIRS, BEDSTEADS, - BUREAUS, &c, &c. Cooking Stoves, A ' larce lot, for sale at the LOWEST MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. ' Also, a lanre lot of SADDLES. BRIDLES, &c, &e. BfTIie above Goods will be sold low for CASH or. Country Produce. ..iJOIIN M. GOODWIN, E. IIORNBROOK -'Sardis, Ohio, May 13, 1857.


ocr: i.iatcst: and Best. Has just received A LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Q,uccas ware, O Tir AT S I M 0 is H uPw K H E I M E ........ . oots, Shoes, Which ho will sell LOW CASH OR APPROVED ALSO, A large lot of New Sugar and: Molasses. Crn Call In, Call in, and his New Stx)cli" at old stand. ' - SIMON HORKHEMER. Woodsfield, April 29, 1S57 3m.


ocr: M i scellaneous. Barnesville aud KPIIE undersigned arc now running an I L between the aWve points, its arrivals departures are as follows Leaves Barnesville every morning excepted.) at seven o'clock, P. M.; arrives Somertou at nine, Malaga at ten, and Woods- field at twelve M. Leaves Woodsfield every day at one P. M.; and arrives at Malaga at half past Qnm tti at 1 1 n 1 1 t- f r li vn it 1 11 i as vri 1 1 atsixP.M. I - . i a. . Tm i . r rasengers wisnmg o go to o-- through DOLLARS ; return tickets can be obtained tue u. u. K. li. omce at wneeung. Thev have provided themselves with a OMNIBUS which will accommodate twelve seneers. f2T Packages entrusted to their care will delivered promptly and in good condition. s ROBERT P. EDNKY, JOHN HOWARD. LIVERYSTAELE! THE proprietors also have a LIVERY at each end of the route, where and others can at all times be r provided HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, EDNEY &' HOWARD.


ocr: OllCailCSt .HoUtC ! , t . . flTT' IFISI IAEK bv applying to T. K. Davis, tYoodsfield, and tickets can lie had on either tbe Parkers- burc of Sunflsh packets. Only TWO DOU LAHS will be ehargod, and those wishing ii may obtain tbeir supper and night's lodging on 'the boat without any Additional charge. 1 fTHE subscriber is now running a Tii-Weekly WOODSFIELD and CLARINGTON. Leaving Woodsfield every Monday, Wednes day and Friday morning, at 8 o'clock; and Claringtdn very Tuesday, Thursday' and Sat urday morning at tho same hour. Passengers wishing to go to W IlbaLINt can obtain - --; - Through Tickets cheapest and most pi fS5Savo your, money by patronizing tho G. W, MUEPUY.v" June 1857. - : -y :


ocr: J t--1 l 'LTi persons indebted to me are 'feniflai lj to pay thedr accounts by the first day of March, 1S57, as. I wish to' go East for' gopda si-out " that ' timo. ! hope vou will 'rio sa Fib. 1. 1857. . ''-


ocr: WHEELINGV-,"V"A. ; ' iy1' MAC. P6LURD,.Propi4efor;w rpHIS new and splendid Hotel has X Hr a term ot years ty the aoove proprie5 tor. ar't this dav opened for the reception of the Traveling Public, under the General mtenaance or j. a. stui i, csq.r iaia.i rupiie torbf the "Stacy House," Zanesville, ; 0., and from it$ convenient location, .enjoys the great est advantages over all other Public Houses tneuity. it is . ,xt , ...... SITUATED , ON WATER STREET, at the Steamboat landing, and near the B-& 0; arid fleinpfi'er'U. R. Depots. . r ,-. t - ' Its whole' appointments in respect to size and comfort f its rooms the style aiid'ele- rttance of its Furniture, and in reference to quality of its Tables, the proprietor feels a- sused will compare favorably with the best regnlated Hotels in the country. ', Attached to the House is a BAT HIN G, S A L 0 O N, J With Large" and' Airy. Rooms,1 well and provided with ail the appliances of COLD and SHOWER BATHS. t : : -v-. -Omnibuses at. all time in readiness take-Passengers to and. from the Cars, Bdats. t ' ': , gThe Offices of the Baltimore &' and Central Ohio Railroads' are nextdoqj: this House. : , .' i , . i r


ocr: THE aubscribers are prepared to do CARDING . in the very best manner, at the old stand in ANTIOCU. The whole machine1 has been thoroughly repaired: ' All - they, wish is, that their patrons will ; bring their wool clean and free ot burs and they will receive the very Best of KoIIs- in return. Tbbm 7 cents per pound cash, invariably. For 8 pounds of weol, bringing 1 pound of grease, or the subscribers will find grease and. charge accordingly. . O. & 3. BROOKS. ; June 17, 1857. - v - V


ocr: Business Cards. JOHN SINCLAIR. ... JOHN 8. WAY. SINCLAIR & WAY, Attorneys at Law, WOODSFIELD, MONROE CO., OHIO Will practice in Monroe and ' adjoining Counties. Office up stairs over Sinclair & Ba ker's grocery.


ocr: Vf.' T. SINCLAIR. MARTIN BAKER, JR. ATvEll ri"A.KE pleasure in : announcing to.Uieir cus 'Xtowors,; and .the publig Jin general' tbat they jhave , now. on. hand," and' intend' keeping constantly, a general assortment-of . ,, , , P&VG Sr OILS ,-PAlNT S; VAR NISHES: 'BRUSHES, SCHOOL XM STAt?pNARy, f " ,Alsp firoceriea of Tarwustiids-jTrr, i -.,. Iroa,MNiul8,irJ'QW-poiiit8,Salii (Kanawa, -trf i tva BahdPomeroyi) ni-. fTtodve'T iv'6iry ;ina,,iw'Hl be rBpejtd lajeeliangd Ibt; goods. 1


ocr: 2 ;!iWHEELlNa, JA.:: ; MAC. POLLARD, Proprietor,; THIS new and splendid Hotel habeenleased for a tetm of years by - the above proprie tor, and' this, day opened for the- reception of tlie Traveling Public, under the General Super intendance of J, A. SCOTT, T2sq.j' late Proprie-' tor of the'" Stacy Hodse" ZknesvHlej Ond from if r convenient location; enjoys the giat. est advantages over all other Pubho Houses , i the City. It is SITUATEDON'iFATREE, at the Bteaniboat landing, and neaf the B- &0. and Ucmpfiehl R. R. Depots. J,,:, 't ' Its whole appointments, in rese'et to size and comfort of its rooms the style and ele gance of its Furniture, anfftn reference to the quality of its Tables,' tlie' proprietor feels aV sured will 'compare' favorablv with'tffievbest With Large and Airy Rooms, well furnished, and provided 'with" all tlie appliances of 'HOT, COLD aird SHOWER BATHS.' U h. -? - ,. l Omnibuses" at allr times' in readiness to take Pas'sengers" to 'and from' th'e Gars':-and iioats. i i:, .':;) vs nif.v GirThe' Offices' of the Baltimore & Ohio and Central Ohio Railroads 'art next door to this House; ' .' -v. ,'vr.,Uj u MONRO E-:H0:TJSE, y- WOODSFIELD, OHldf r. r. .?V V : v.. ' rpHE proprietor of the above named well 'JL known' and popular-house,-' begs leave Jto remind the public that it still merits and main tains its old reputation. '1 lie has recently made extensive' arid costly improvements, jand is bet ter prepared,' now than ever heretofore to ad minister to' the comfort 'of hiS patron?; He- promises that no Hotel in the t'owft':Srran ive better accommodations for the same money. xhoaias pAyis. March Mym.Qr-r V-rr ' j I (fDiJinpiiittrei! 01 mxsui mmm regulated ueteis in tlie countryv ' Attached to the.nouse'is'V' "f-,''IB." -'- t- i b a t h1n ok s a 0 6 IS ;VL


ocr: S T EE D. S .II 0 T E L , WOODSFIEU), OHIO.'4-1 'Z-x WILLLOI READ, Pi-oprietor. THE above yarned, Hotel, having undergone a thorough, repairihg, is now, in a first rate condition to accommodate boarders and travel lers. The table, sleeping apartments, &c, shall be such as to render this Hotel second to i 1 1 t t . . ' ... i m ; - : J x . iu tue jjtaee-. , .Yery aiveunou win u paiu ty those who fayor him with their custom, to make their , stay , pleasant and " agreeable" Charges reasonable as any other Hotel In town. . ( i - . WILLIAM, REAP, WeoDSFiKLD, Mareh.9, 188. t y,;,r ,,; ' ... j..:


ocr: tm r an w 'CT T t I'ERMAKENTLY LOCATED AT !':' ( !.''!: S O ME U T 6 If'.' Announces to the public that he is to execute all kinds, of DENTAL usual rates, particular care will bo taken PRESERVK NATURAL TEETH, and no one bo required to :tak any work without entirely satisSed. , ' - ( n Those having decayed teeth would do well to give hiin a eall i' ! vr..-. -.-n SOMERTON, sept. 18thj 1858. ' (ly.) -


ocr: THE STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY, S S. COURT OF COlfAfON jPLKAS. - i Appollo Stephens ' agalsnt s J I Madelain Stephens, Nancy Stephens Abraham Rich '& Catharine Rich . his "wife-' ' ' ! ' The-'said 'defendants will txTke notice that the plaintiff .has this day tiled his petition for par lition of lots number one two, three, four five, six and seven in the town of Calais in said county, rtating that said plain- tin and said defendants, Madelain fafid Nancy Stephens are each entitled to one-third of said lots, as heirs at law of Levi Stephens deceased, and the said Catharine Rich,', formerly Catha rin Stephens, is entitled to dower therein, Said Petition will fee for hearing at the October term of said Court next coming, it demands parti tion of said lot.' ' Afi HBOLS & RlCBAfiDSOX. : .. - ; - . -i - . Att'ys for plalntUT. soptember 6, Sp7. ow.


ocr: ! 0ual rates, particular care will be -taken, to PRESERVE NATURAL, TKKTH,and no one wlU V? required o ,.' take any work without, being entirely satisfied. V". '.'; ' ' t ' VThose having decayed teeth would perhaps do well to cive aim a call v,. ., f 0Ml?RTO3J.' tm'. Ut.'tSS9S ,1; f-y SO M E B T O IT 7 Aouaces ta 'the'public that he' is prepared t: -.ifamt.' HVL kinds of DENTAL WORK at ' . ' .


ocr: UM Digu menu w iuuu.rMUuuiprna iaagtr. . , Avert Cathartic Pills. ' f JRK adencea at Chamiatry aod Sfedidna hare bam A taaod thair utmost to prodnca tliia beet, moat perfect pnrwatiTs which ia known to man. Xnanmerabla proon) . are ahoarn that these Pnxs have Tirtnea which anrpaaa m . excellence tha ordinary medicines, and that they win nn - pracedentedly upon tha esteem of all men. They are eat and pleasant to taka, bat powerful to ears. - Their pane- , tosusf properties aUmnlat the vital Activities of the body, tasBOTa tha obstrnctiooa of lta, organs, purify tha blood, and expel disease. They purge oat the foul hamors which breed and grow distemper, stimulate sluggish or disoo aerad organs into their natural action, and impart healthy tone with strength to the whole system.. Not only do they core the every-day complaints of every body, bat also formidable and dangerous diaeasoa that have baffled the best of unman skin. While they produce "powerful effects, they are at the some time, in diminished doeoe, the as fast and beet physic that can. be employed tor children. Beinjc angarcoated, tbey are pleasant to take; and being . parey vegetable, are free from any risk of harm Cures have been made which surpass belief wen they not sub stantiated by men of such exalted position and character aa to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent clergymen and physiciana haT lent their names to eextt fy to tbe public the reJUlilUty of my remedies, while oth ers hare aent me the assurance of their conviction thai my Preparations contribute Immensely to the relief of my afflicted, suffering fellow-men. The Agent below named ia pleased to furnish gratis my ; American Almanac, containing directions for their use and ' eertlflcatca of their cures, of the following complaints:. ' Costlrenes. Bilious Oomnlaints, Khenmetism, Drovisy, neartbiun, lUailarhe arising from a Ibnl Stomach, Kau. . era. Indication. Morbid Inaction of the Bowels and role arising therefrom, "latuleney, Lose of Appetite, all Ulcer- 'oosant ontanectis insessea wnu-u require an eTaonani Mcillnns, Prrofula or King Evil. " They also, by purify Ing the blatid and. stunnlnting the system, cure many complaints whlrJi it wonld not be suppoasa they could reach, snrh as Deafness, rartial Blindness, nenraigwana Nemma lrritsbtHty, Derangements of the Liver and Kid neys, Uout, and other kindred complaints arising from a tow state sr tho nody or onstrucuon oi tu luncuons. . Po not be put off by unprincipled dealrrs with ether nljl tliey 'make more profit on. Ask for Aria's llua, and take nothing else. So other they can give yon cowiparva with tills in Its intrinsic valne or euratir , powers. . The tick want the beat -aid there is for the I tiisr shouIJ have It. ,') fx Mil: Prepared by lr. J. C. AYEB, rraotioal and Analytical Chemiit.Lowsll, Mass . . ran a cvs. MB os. , iri iwxss rws, j j,. ; p;;TJJFOR,SE,DY:io0.i Y Js 0 3r KittKBitiDE, Woodsfield,. Ohio, '


ocr: TIW11E US TR k Ifo Tk $L m The undersigned have now on baud a very large stock, consisting of ware which thay r sell at reasonable pricej, and to which they respectfully call the attention of the public. COOKING STOVES: Old Dominion, three sizes; Excelsior, different numbers; Live Oak and Premium, various sizes; Crescent and Balloon Stoves for heating, and a great varie tv of Parlor Stoves. ETUERIAL LAMPS and OIL kept constantly on hand. Also Sugar Kettles, PoU Ovens, Skillets, extra Skillets for stoves. Copper, Brass, and Porcelau Kettles, every io and variety; together with the usual variety of copper, brass, slmct iron and tin war. QU-Spouting and all other job work in Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron and Tin done to order on short notice. JOPvDN & HOSE. fli All persona indebted to VT. W. Jordan are respect H fully requested to call and settle. " The change of the di m renders this necessary. W. W. - JORDAN. ICfc if , WOOJDSFIEKD. O


ocr: 2. no! Pay up!I JL ALL persons knowing themselves indebted taJaob II. IlAjMLTorr, eithr by note or book account, will, please call'and PAY UP immediately, as he is going West in tho spring. JACOfl ii. HAMILTON. . Fe'o, i, 1557. pd. ;


ocr: Cheapest Koiite ! THE subscriber is how running a Til-Weekly HACK between WOODSFIELD and CLARINGTON. Leaving Woodsfield every Monday, Wednes day and Friday morning, at 8 o'clock; and Clarington every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday morning at the same hour. Passengers wishing to go to WHEELING can obtain Through Tickets by applying to T. K. Davis, Woodsfield, return tickets can be had on either the Parkers. burg or Sunlish packets. Only TWO DOL LARS will be charged, and those wishing it obtain their supper and night's lodging on boat without any additional charge. E2f Save your money by patronizing cheapest and most pleasant route. . O. W. MURPHY. June 3, 1S57.


ocr: HOT. X' T. W ) fWMlU public are hereby notified that the -H- uudersistned proprietors of the village of NEW GEORGKTOWN, in the township of Wash ington, Monroe County, Ohio, will make appli cation at the next term of the Court of Com mon Pleas of said County to have said town vacated. STEPHEN UENTHORN, JAMES ENLOW. 1857.


ocr: PAY UP! PAY UP!! THE undersigned intending to SETTLE UP his -- business in the shortest possible time, in forms all persons having accounts against him to call immediately for settlement. All those indebted to him, will call and settle, either by note or cash. Delayers will find their respective notes or accounts after the expiration of thirty days, in the hands of an officer for collection. SIMON HORKHEIMER. Wooesfzeld, Juae 17, 1857. 4w. '


ocr: M'CORMICK POLLARD, WARNER GREEN. '1 CHANGE AT THE . ; ;! ; : tVnEELING, k POLLARD & GREENVProprietors; rpilIS new and splendid Hotet has been leasee J. for a term of years by the .above proprie tors, anl this day opened for the reception of the 1 raveling l'uulie, under the General Super- intendance of J. A. SCOTT, Esq., late Proprie tor of the "Stacy House," Zanesville, . 0. and from-its convenient loc-ation, enjoys the great est advantages over all other Public Houses in the City. It is ; : ;.. ; .i,..s5t :. " SITUATED ON WATER STREET, at the Steamboat landing, and near the B. & O. TH.l lf.mi.f'oM V. ft! Tlortnt ' Its whole appointments, in respect to site and comfort of its rooms the style and ele gance of its Furniture, and in reference to the ijuality of its Tables,- the' proprietors feel as sured will compare favorably "with the best regulated Hotels in the country. Attached to the House is a . BATHING S A L 0 0 Hi , With Large and Airy Rooms, well famished, and provided wilh all the appliances of 110T, COLD and SlldWEll 11ATI13. , . -j ' Cr" Onmibu.ses at all times in readiness to tako Passengers to. and front the Cars. and lloats. v , , .'.''') I - yThe OiTu-e.' of the Baltimore & Ohio and Ceutral. Ohio iiailroads ai-a.-uextloor-to this House. , , ., , - . ; ., -,v


ocr: Mli so cTliincoiis. 1 I l- STEEniSv HOTEL, WOODSFIELD, OHIO. WILLI A Af; ItE A I), Pi oj nietor. fJTIE above named Hotel, having undergone 1 a thorough repairing, is now iii a first rate condition to accommodate boarders an.l travel lers.: 'The-table; fsbtepnng apart men tHrAc: shall Iw such a.-i to. render this Hotel second to-none in .the pluce. Every attention will bw paid to those wltoiivorhim with their cutin,,lo make their stay pieastint ; and agreeable- Charges reasonable as any other. Hotel in town. . . WILLIAM READ t WooiK!iai, March li, l!06. ' tl


ocr: M'CORMICK POLLARD, WARNER GREEN CHANGE' AT THE 11 WHEELING, VA. & GREEN, Proprietors, new and splendid Hotel has been leased - for a term of. years by the above proprie and this day opened for the reception of J. raveling rultiic, under the General euper of J. A. SCOTT, Esq., late Proprie of the " Stacy House," Zanesville, O., and its convenient location, enjoys the great advantages over all other Public Houses in City. It is . . - , . ; ON WATER STREET, the Steamboat landing, and near the B. & O. Ht-mpfield R. R. Depots. Its whole appointments, in respect to size comfort of its rooms the style and ele of its Furniture, and in reference to the of its Tables, the proprietors feel as will compare favorably with the best Hotels in the country. Attached to House is a . '-- - ' ' BATHING SALOON, Large and Airy Rooms, well furnished, provided with all the appliances of HOT, and SHOWER BATHS. Omnibuses at all times in readiness to Passengers to and from the Cars and ggThe Offices of the Baltimore & Ohio Central Ohio Railroads are ' next door to House. . Arfilbb-AUUAH


ocr: M'CORMICK POLLARD, - WARNER GREEN. CHANGE AT THE flP-HI WHEELING, YA. POLLARD & GREEN, Proprietors, THIS new and splendid Hotel lias been leased for a term of years by " the above proprie tors,- and thjs day opened for the reception, of tue lravenng rubuo, under tne UeneratSuper- mtendance of J. A. fcCOJT, Esq., late Proprie tor of the ' Stacy House," Zanesville, O., and from its convenient location, enjoys the greats est advantages over all other. Public Houses in the City. It is - , . ; : , .-. - v.. SITUATED ON WATER STREET, at the Steamboat landing, and near the B. & 0. and Hempfield R. E.. Depots .--.- , "., . : Its whole appointments, in Tespect to size and comfort of its rooms the style and ele gance of its Furniture, and-in reference to-the quality of its Tables, the proprietors feel as sured will compare favorably with' the best regulated Hotels in the country.- Attached to the House is a , :, . . . . ,. e v : BATHING SALOOH, With Largo and Airy Rooms, well furnished, and provided with all the appliance? of IlO'iy COLD and SHOWER BATHS. - lt Omnibuses at all timee iiv readiness to take Passengers to -- and ' from the' G&ii Sand Boats., ' ' '.-.--'-" -: . :-'-;t.'j- gThe Offices of the. Baltimore & Ohio and Central Ohio Railroads are next door to this House..- . - , ; . r.i- - ; mmv, 7 BI mm,


ocr: Dr: . T. Sinclair Having resumed the Practice of Med icine, tenders his Professional ' ser vices to the. citizens of 'Woodsfield and vicinity. . ; , -. ' j -.' - Residence One .door north of Drlgg's Store.


ocr: FOll'rALL&WIKTEIi:: rpHE nnaeign:ed''Jrespectfully announces to And surrounding country, that, they have lust , t. -ii im received very large-and well selected stock of Hats, tBpnr nets potions!. A -lago 'and' extensive T . .. ,. . ... m-- .assortment or every di-mf inn nt""'-'- ' CSlfiall ancl examine ouri stock before pur chasing elsewhere, The highest price paid for all kinds of Cofstby PRonrcR. , . - ; : j i i JOHX M. GOODWIN & CO.' : i SARpis;O., 0ct, 14, 1837. 3m." ; ;. . .V ; . .; ADMINISTRATOR'S 'NOTICE: JOTICB is hereby given. tliat the undersigned lias been appointed by the Probata Com-t. of Afonrpe county, Ohio, Admiuistratof" of ' the estate of Ezra 'Jfitchell, deceased, in place of Jacob T. aIitcheU,esigned e " . ' 1 'lllBSiStKlfHTl . i-T" -fa- j 1MP. ;W JUJ3


ocr: MONROE HOUSE WOODSFIELD, OHIO- THOS. K. DAVIS, Proprietor rpHE proprietor of the above named well J. known and popular " house, begs leave to remind the public that it still merits and main tains its old reputation. He has recently made extensive and costly improvements, and is bet ter prepared now than ever heretofore to ad minister to the coihfort of his patrons. He promises that no Hotel in the town shall give better accommodations for the same money. THOMAS K. DAVIS. N. B. - Especial care taken of horses, March 26, 1856, ...


ocr: Kovemoer, jxui, - An TOM LOTS FORv:;TAXESr'; ?The following is a list of Lands and Town Lots and 1 within the county of Monroe, and State of t ;.; p1 delinduent by Frederick Koehler, Treasurer lar: nf Raid County, for the Taxes of 1856, with thirty nan. rmktv thereon, to which is added the simple 1857 and remaining due and unpaid on the third Monday Ohio, and taxes


ocr: Examination of Teachers. THE Board of School Examiners of County, will hold meetings, at the house in WOODSFIELD, for the purpose . -examining teachers, on the following days, viz SATURDAY, March lith, 1857 l r .' ;: !.. : April ith, - ',; '- igfA, , , , , May 9th, " - ' 23rd, " June 13th, . " . Examinations to commence at 8 o'clock, ."M. - r Br order of the Board. . VV ', WILLIAM WHEELER, . , i; Clerk of B. S. E. M. C. O. Fein 25; 1857 4m.


ocr: v ;; MILLINERY. Mrs. M.E.Gib . . STAFFORD, OHIO. THE undersigned has now, and keeps con stantly on hands, all sorts of Millinkry Goods, and makes to order, Ladies and Misses Bonnets of silk, satin, velvet, &e. Also Ladies Head Dresses, Borders, and, in short, every-, thing in her line, of the best materials.- All who favor her with their custom may be assur ed of getting : ' A Good Job in the Latest Fashion. And furthermore she- will alter, bleach and trim all sorts of bonnets, in the latest and best style. Give her a trial aud you cannot fail to be satisfied... V MRS. M. E. GIBSON. April 29, 1S57. '.


ocr: Latest and; Best; IliAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT ufeensware;S H ARD WARE; Boots, Shoes, Which he : wiUell QW CASH OR APPROVED A , 1 A i XT X - large lOt OI JN eW Sugar and Molasses. GO Call in, Gall in j arid his ' New Stock at old stand. i SIMON HORKHEIMER. WoonsriELB, April 29, 1857. 3m. j. :


ocr: The undersigned have now on hand a very large stock, consisting of ware which they jv . '. at reasonable prices, and to which they respectfully call the attention of the public. COOKING STOVES; Old Dominion, three sizes; Excelsior1; numbers; Live Oak and Premium, various size; Crescent and Balloon Stoves for heating, and a great van e of Parlor Stoves. r i . , ; . ; ti ;.7 ' ' ETIIERIAL" LAMPS and OIL kept constantly on hand. Also Sugar Kettles, PoU, Oven, Skillets, extra' Skillets for -stoves, Coppwr, Brass, and Porcelan Kettles, every iise a lid" together with the usual variety of copper, brass, sheet iron' and tin ware 1 " 1 ' (Xr"Spouting and all other job .-work- in Copper, Brass: Iron , and Tin done to order on short notice. vv,i. v ' ' J0UDAX A HOSE. -; AH persona' indebted' to Vf. W. Jordan are respect fully requested to call and settle. The change of the E renders this necessary. ; W. W. JOIIDAN.'-5


ocr: MONEY. ALL-persona indebted to me are requested ;! to pay their accounts by the first day of March, 1857,' as I Wish too East for goods about- that - time. -1 hope you will not say, "He must wait." r- ' ELIEL HEADLEY. Feb. 18, 1857. - , -'


ocr: Business Cards. JOnN SINCLAIR. "JOHN S. WVAY. SINCLAIR & WAY,' -Attorneys at Law, WOODSriELl), MONROE CO., OHIO. - Will practice in Monroe and adjoining Counties. Office up stairs over bmclair & Jia- ker's grocery. .


ocr: WHEELING, VA MAC. POLLARD, Proprietor THIS new and splendid Hotel.has bcerileased for a term of years by the above proprie tor, and this day opened for the reception of the Traveling Public, under tfie General Super intendance of J. A. SCOTT, Esq., late Proprie tor of the f Stacy House," Zanesville, O., and from its convenient location, enjoys the great est advantages over all other Public Houses, in the City. It is ' , : r SITUATED ON WATER STREET, at the Steamboat landing, and near the B. & O. and Htmplield R. R. Depots. . Its whole appointments, in respect to size and comfort of its rooms the style and ele gance of its Furniture, and in reference to tho quality of- its Tables, the proprietor, feels as sured will compare favorably with the best regulated Hotels in the country. Attached to the House is a . B AT H IN G S AL 0 ON, With Large and Airy Rooms, well furnished, and provided witl all the appliances of HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS. fggf Omnibuses at all times in readiness to take Passengers to ' and from the Cars and Boats. . - - : ggTThe Offices of the Baltimore & Ohio and Central Ohio Railroads are next door to this House.


ocr: Sunfish and .Wheeling Packet. TUB FAST RUNNING - - , . ' ... . - STEAMER .-screw A U RILL A AV00 D ! CAPT. STEPHEN THOMPSON, leaves Sun fish every morning- for Wheeling, returning every evening, remaining at Wheeling several hours. " ; Aug. 19, '57.


ocr: Farm for Sale. ACRES, within 2 miles ef Woodsfield, 175 acres under cultivation, about 200 BAtR & G00D .DvJSLLINa and Saw-Mill on . ' ..... c.i. j I tilt, U1C IU LOCO. KCUv w TT till WRIOiOU. ALSO .. LOT NCMBER TWENTY-FOUR IN JAMES TOWN. ."" ''. :!' ' i li'erfurther particulars apply to , ... j- J. K. NOLL, Real Estate Agent. .-;A'pril"'81aS5; . . "r. " ' ;


ocr: J 0 U N! O B R EXT H XX ; LOCK AND KNIFE' SMITEt s i - ; " woodsfield, ohicv;.::.':; HE makes and wpalrsvery lunJl of trunk, gun and pistol locks; also kntvvk scissors, coffee nulla and steelyards; and is lo able to grind and polish razors, knives, a&4 every kind of small insU-um;n iA,tha lino,, ' fvS" His shop is at the feouia end of Woods- field, near Main stret. llo wjU, jreifcja prompt and vry cheap ork ''.-" ' i , '1 .-v , '" ' . - . JOHN OBXIHlts"


ocr: LI VERl'STABLE! THE proprietors also have a LIVBRY . at each end of the route, where and others can at all times be - provided witi HORSES, ; BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, ... . . ,;. jjjjjjey' & HOWARD. May 20, 1857 tf. vx frr?zirs-