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AN ILLUsrisAT.ON.

The sUelOMrd laUga bic ex3racs from nb
Of inc hsH veg Lewis fuh n,a-fei. u,en
novels, is caicHlated tas .he Yank w..li
say)--Io creale brosd-gnDs on The face .
Beauty, and 10 conyulse Old Gravity him
self:
II believe a woman would do a grea
de al ioT a dance said DR.. Growing; ''Ibey
are immensely fond Of saI'stOry motioa.
remember once in my life used TO firl With
oRe Who was great fayorile ia tho proyIn
cial.lown where lived, and she was invited
to ball there, and confessed to me that she
had ro stockings TO appear ia, aud without
them her presence al The ball was out Of The
question"
"That was hnl for you 10 buy the stocks
ings, said Dick.
"No, you're oui, )" said Growing. She knew
that was about as poor as herself; but though
she could not rely on my purse, she had ev
cry confidence in my taste and judgement
und consulted me for going in proper twig
Now what do you think it was?"
$50 go in cotton, suppose returned
Dick
"Out again, sir-yoa'd never guess il and
only a woman could hit on the expedient.
II was The fashion 10 those days for aides IN
full dress TO wear pink stockings, and she
proposed painting her legs!"
painting her legs" they all exclaimed.
"Fact, sir, and she relied on me for telling
her ir the cheat was successful"
Sand was it?" asked Durfy.
"Dont be 10 hurry, Tom complied on
one condition, namely--that should be The
painter"
"Oh, you old rasca!' SAID Dick.
IN capital bargain said Tom Duffy.
SBut not safe covenant added the altor.
ney
Don't interrupt me, gentlemen" said
The doctor. 81 got some rose pink, accor
Ingly, aud defy all the losiers in Noting
ham to make tighter tit than did on lem
ny; and pretticr pair Of stockings never
'nw." !
"And she went to the balS' said Dick.
"She did,
+" And the * succeeGed2r asked Dur
y.
$50 completely, "said the doctor, "that
everal ladies' asked her 10 recommend her
lyer to them. So you see what a woman
will do to go 10 dance, Poot little Jen,
"! she was a merry mink by the bye, she
'oxed my ears that night for joke | made
bout the stockings. Jenny, said |, for fear
our stockings should fall down when you are
ancing, hadn'i you better let me paint
air otgaT,ers 90 them2"
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The wIlI q General washinglon 3 oniln

The will Of General Washington is quite
curiosity. According to the schedule Of prop
eHy,in the will !, the amount is given as $3.50,
900. The estate consisted ofland in Virgin,
II, Maryland, Pennsylvania, N. York lhe
Northwest Territory, Kentucky and The city
oi Washington, also Of u. s. and other stocks
The passage in relation 10 his slaves emanci.
pates all At the decease Of his wife which he
could moi do before on account of the inter.
marriage oflhe dcwer neg roes; and (or tie a
ged and infm and infanis, lie makes ample
provision 10 bis bocy servsn: dariuG lie
Kevclalon, v, Ice, a nulaito, he gives (rce-
dom with an annuity Of sac during life
10 case be does not chose 10 20 free, he is Ia
have The $50 annuity and rs ,icluaIs and
clothes besides. Lee had BY accideas been
rendered incapable ofwalLinQ. ~
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Horrible Lynch Execution I'm Mis-
r- souri,.

t- souri,.
lhe town Of Liberty, in Missouri, bn
been The scene OF a most horrible outrage
Two persons, woman and man, have bee,
executed by mob for their supposed impi
cation in an attempted murder OF Mrs. Allen
The l. berty Tribune Of The llh ut. gye
the particulars, aud the editor so forgets The
duty which he owes as a citizen to the laws
as 10 justify the act. II says
"To prevent as far as possible exaggerated
accounts OF the execution Of Anice, he ne
gro woman belonging to Mrs. Col. Allen, and
of M'CIintock, by lhecllLens of this county,
on Thursday, 9th, we present plain states
ment OF the whole matter. II will be recoIs
Iected that about six weeks ago Mrs. Aliens
room was entered in the night, ana an nj
tempt was made to kill her by striking her
across The face with an axe. In few DAYS
thereafter the suspicion became very genes
raj that the act was committed by Anice, her
own servant woman; but il was not doubted
that she WIS led inIo il by the influence of
some other person or persons. Anice, how>
ever, continued to deny any participation in,
,or-knOwledge Of the act, for some weekq, but
circumstances transpired which induced the
family (sons) Of Mrs. Allen to place her in
Jail. About week ago Anice confessed that
she committed lhe act, and made n state
ment in reference TO in about the following
words:
d "'Four days before the commission Of The
net, M'Chntock told me that there was
good deal Of money in he touse of my mis-.
tress, aud III I | ought TO kill her--ihat he
would assist me-lhat we would get the
money aud With that we would 90 10 Cili>
forna, and that would be his wifo and be
tree. On Sunday night uhe night of The
commission OF the crime he came TO the
kitchen where ! was sleeping, walked me up,
and we proceeded 10 The house; M Clintock
hoisted the window and got into the house,
and pulled me in through the window after
him, he approached the bed. found my mise
tress asleep, and said 10 me she lays righl.--
look The axe--whlch belonged to M'Cln,
tock-(M'Clintock had hold If the hande)
and made The lick; my mistress made noise
Rnd we both run out Of the house; he vent
tohs own aouse. few hundred yards off,
and ! went 10 The kitchen and laid down on
lhe bed.'n s0
On this confession OF slave, whose tcsti.
cmony cannot be legally tax en- against wbiIa
man, M'ClinVck was also taken and hung
for an improved sltemmmurder il
would be hard 10 find parallel 10 The hor,
tor andinjustice Of Lynch Law ia some Of
the frontier States. s,l ,eas .u
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NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoRK, JUNE 8.
FLoUR.-supphes are fair and the dcmant
moderate. No change in price.
GRAN.--Whent held high; nothing doing
Corn has rccedcd, with snles Of southern white a
66c, ard ol western mixed ut SIC.
PRovIsoNs. Pork is steady with sales OF Mess
mt 1850, and Of prime at 5,75. Lafd quiet Mt To-
BdrTER. Supplies scarce, but prices nre uu-
changed.
ToBAcco.-No change.
Ons.-Eirm; holders asking in advance.
I.EAD.-Heavy. ....
WHIsKEY. Declining.
EAcHAScE, Nothing doingi rates are 9ial0 for
sterling.
The Raaks are taking frst class paper at 5 per
cent,
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sALE 0F 80 rArI.


a '!.f l.h day o. Jall sex,, 1850 AT | u,ci,rck
~ r: -a'lhe Court House ia the town Of ca.
oH' VIII be sold TO the highest bidder, follow.
lng real estate as the property Of John McAdam,
deceased, TO wit; Part Of the south east quarter
Of section no l2, in Township no. 10, of Range
no SIX an the SteubenvilIc DaRd District. and
6oui 0ed as follows = Beginning at the auarter
past between sections six and twelve, and ma-
ming thence south Ss3 deg. ives, lis perches
thence south deg. eest AZ perches and lenths ;
thence north sei deg east ma nercbes and six.
tenths thence north deg west AZ perches and
hree-tenths to the place OF beginning containing
thiry-three acres, three Toods and lbirtv rches.
more or less. Said premises are desirabiy situa-
ted miles cas- Of Moore6eld. Abon, t,y3 Thirds
of said tract is cleared--nnd on continuation Of
the sale by the possession will be given Of all.
except about l2acres now in corn. which is reser
we'd until the corn can behaUested. 500 of the
purchase money viii be required in hand, s2OO
1n the 9th day OF August next. the balance in
our mon tbs, with interest on the two last pay
nents, from the day of sale
JAS. McADAM, Executor
June 5, ls50--5t. OF John McAdam, decd
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LEGAL NOTICE-sALE or LAND

undersigned guardian of james McCau.
L. ley hereby gives notice that in pursuance OF
an order from the Couu of Common pleas OF
Harrison county, Ohio, to him directed for hat
purpose, he will, on Saturday, the Goth day of
july next, offer for sale at the premises in Monroe
township in said county the following real estate
OF the snid james McCauley to wit: The east
hulfof the north east quarter of section seven,
Of township fourteen. Of Iango seven in the Steu.
benvile Land District, confirming about 30 acres,
and at the same time ard place. the dover in
terest Of Marga ret McCauley in said premises will
also be offered for sale.
June IL ls5O--5t TIlOS. L. JEWETT,
Guardian.
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Supplementary To The act making appropriation
ttf tiit. wear Is5u

hI Hic l'lI F,lu
81. 1. q laacfe Ly III Ges-ss. =.
senbiy # the StIte II Ohio, That the ad-
dilionai sum Of three Ihousand dolals is heIe.
by Appropriated 10 the payment of the Stale
olhce's for the year one thousand eight hun.
dred and fifty, and that the further sum ol
SIX thousand dollars is Eorsby appropriated
tor the payment Of judicial officers of the
State, for the yesl one thousand eight huns
dred and fifty.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March %. 1850.
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GENTS DEPARTMENT.
" eW Firm
AND
n EW STOR E!!
MILLIGAN g. MooRE.

One door south of j. s. Thomas Dry Good Store
IhAVE just received, and are now opening
Il l. the largest and best assortment of
groceries and CONFECTIONERY
ever offered to the public in Cudiz. They have
only space TO enumcrate some OF the leading ar,i
elcs they have on hand: Coffee, Tea. Sugar
Choc olate, Molasses, Cheese, Water and Butte
Crackers, Pickles, Rice, Allspice, Pepper Ginger
Nn'megs, Salaratus, Indigo, Alnm, Starch, Gun.
dies, common and refined Soap. Shaving Cream,
Mnckerel, Lake Salt, Herring, Hams, Shoulders
Sides; Flour, an excellent article Oranges. Lem.
ons, Raisins, Figs, Almonds, FiIberts, Peanuts.
Walnnts, Cassia, Lemon Syrup, Candies, Liquor.
ice, Backing. fine Cigars, Tobacco. canilc-wick-
ing, Batting, wool Twinc, Bed Cords, Glass, Pow
der AMI Shot, Lead. Caps, Forks. GarIen Hoes,
Brooms, Beaver Buckets, together rwilh hundred
articles not mentioned.
TIER stock is entirely FRESH, and was bought
uPon such terms as willenahlc them to sell ms low
as any persons in the same business west of the
mountains. Crll, examine and price cur articles,
and we will satisfy you that Ihis is not an idle
boast. but u FACT.
They have. also, mu,lc arrangements by which
their stock Will, at all times, be kept full.
MILLIGAN g. MOORE.
April "a, le5O--tf
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y. R. TEOTW ELL

y. B. 8 SHOT w ZEE,
ATTORNEY 1T Law, AND SOLICITOR
IN CHA NCERY,
C0tllZ, o.
NONTlNUES 80 practice in Harrison and ad-
~ joining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, Business of Execu
tors, Administrators, Guardians, Wards, Pari.
tons. Sales Of Lands, settlement of Estates Titles
to Real Estates. Conveyancing, Suite ut Law and
in Chad cry. loaning and investment of money,
and all professional business placed in the
charge.
lie is Agent for the State Bank of Ohio and
others, for loaning money, &C.. &c.
Office removed to Rilgore's Corner, ON Marke
street. Cadiz, april II. 1850.
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WHAT Is a CoaUErrE?-A y ,urg lady Of
more beauty than sense --mJre accumplis h.
menIs than learning more charms of person
than graces of mnd--nore admirers than
friends more fools than wise men for atIen
dents .-LonG fello1c
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
Bu Order of Court

ON the 22d day Of Juue, A. D. 1850. at o.
" clock In the afternoon, nt the door OF the
Court House, in the town Of adiz, will be sold to
the property Of Samuel MaNell, decenscd, TO
witt Being 81 acres. 2 rods and pcrches OF
land, lying in athens township, Harrison ccnnty,
Ohio, and being part OF section namber "a, towns
ship 0, rnnge 5. ofnoTth east quarter, md pnn
Of the west half Of section 10 in township and
range aforesaid. On which is erected n valuable
GRISTand SAW MILL, the formei OF which is
now doing business. ~
Terms Of onIc made known on day OF talc. y
ELI FISHER, adrniBia'FatoF.
Mns n, 1850, cfS-mucI Maxwell, dcc'd,
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New 1Otk June D.
The steamship 'sChsFakee,- f,ss, Chaq,es
arrived here this dieihoOn Ahh VDe miil,ot
ave hundred aRd 6fy-two thousand three
bundled and sixly-one dalIars in gold dust
She brings the California mails 10 The Isl
OF May inclusive. The news is offs very iR
erosling character.
b Dir. Thomas, the late mate Of the steamer
ECreseenr City, was recently shot by the
keeper Of hotel.
Al San Francisco trade has assumed more
lively current, and as the large amount of
gold which has been Wiutersd in the mines
comes down, il gives an impetus tO all kinds
of business.
Another great excitement has taken placed
al Panama.--Tbe officers of the Psnams sIea
tner "EchO" having been robbed by colored
boy, he was arrested. The natives rushed
10 The rescue, and put The party to alght.
The neSl day, upon the re-0rrest Of tie
boy, fight took place, in which Mr.. Sempler,
ofNew York, was killed. 1t is reported
that FIVE or six Of The natives were shot,
All the Americans became highly excited
aad turned out, aud il was only by the Ut
most exertions Of The Governor and Ameri.
can Consul that general fight was preven-
led.
The Legislature OF California Adjourned
after passing one hundred and forty three
acts and seventeen joint resolutions.
The Alta California of May Isl says:
'''Fhe steamer Panama sailed about A o.
clock, with $50 passengers and one hundred
aud forty thousand dollars in gold dust
Fhis shipment makes up an amount no, less
ihan three bundled and thirty, FIVE thousand
dollars forwarded 10 The Atlantic States since
ls day of March. In other words, over
three and 4 half millions of dollars have been
shipped in the sleSm,rs from this pnrt.
The lri,weekly Placer Times of Iionday
last has the following: /
John Berg has lately returned from Trinity.
fle went from here short time ago with
party of FIVE men with seven mules.
The trip each way consumed sixteen
days. 0H p"
lie reports the gold in beds and the bars OF
ahe streams as very fine, indeed, requiring
the use Of quicksilver machines.
-g G-eat disposition towards the middle fork {
of the american is muaiCesled. Some 5000
perspns are said 10 be high up there among
the swamps, waiting for the waters to subside /
80 that they can commence operations.
The whole country is clamorous for nme
Giate admission into The Uulon
Some large operations have lately been
made on The Gold Run creek. We saw n
gentleman yesterday, who retuurs home on
The next steamer, who has just sold out
claim to one hundred and fifty feet along c
the Run. for $4,000, ne says this, Is not as 7
high figure as some other like claims have T
been disposed at. One eighth Of The amour; q
brought $1,000. '
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" Jackson, the American deer, as he is
called, won ten mile race in Cincinnati, on
Saturday last. Cor purse of $500. There
were some eth competitors, four of them
Indians. Jackson's time was So min. 10 sec
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OF A jury Of twelve wise man returned
a verdict Of not guilty, in case respecting
female prisoner. but accompanied with a
hope thrt she would never again be guilty
ol like offence.
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HY M ENEAL.

MARRIED--On Wednesday, the 18th June by
Rev William Reed, Mr.PuiLLlP Hill Of Morgan
county to Miss MARY ANN REED of this county.
/ iMcConnolsviIle Herald please copy.
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no the Creditors Of J0hn Reed, decd
NN the 29th day ofApril, A. d. 1850, the Court
~ Of Common Pleas OF Harrison county, de-
elared the estate of John Reed. decd, to be, pro-
bably, insolvent. Creditors arc therefore re- anir-
ed to present their claims against the estate, TO
the undersigned, for allowance, wit lin six months
from the time above mentioned. or they will not
be entitled 10 payment. i. l.. JEWETT,
May !, 1850. Commissioner.
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Am @ShdDd0
Personal Property. Moneys and
OF THE
Gre dts

IN HARRISON COUNTY, OHIO.
As returned BY the ASsessors and EquaIigsd
by the County Board Of Equalization,
for The gear 1850:
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EsIale Of WlIIinm Grimes. hec,h

NOTICE is.hereby given that the undersigned
l hns been appointed, and duly qualified rs
Administrator of the estate Of William Grimes,
late of Cadiz township, deceased. All persons
having cla;ms against said estate. will present
them properly authenticated, for settlement, and
those indebted to it, viii please make speedy nay
ment THOMAS d. GRIMES,
May 8, 1S50--3t. Admin;strn,or
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Washington College, The Rev. Jas,
Clark, Of Belvidore, N. j., has received and
accepted the appointment .nf President oflhis
coll ege.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
SAN FRANClsco. MAY |

OAN FKANUIsLO, Mly Isl.
Il. Trade has assumed more lively aspect
The demand upon the markets by iIls sur.
rounding country traders, and the gold Just
beginning TO be received, are important aux
iliaries 10 its improvement
The Transactions except in -four, have not
been large, unless al forced sales.
aa FIour-Oregon, per bbl., $50 to $40.
Lumber Beechwoou SO, 90 to $50; A,
mericau rough, per M. % 10 $2s; planed
on one side, 80 TO $32 so: mill dressed foo
Ting 35 10 $40.
Bricks--per | 900, 25 10 800
Pork AT 25 TO $2S for mess.
ilaId Sells at 81 10 47cIs per lb.
Potatoes Per huadted bushels l2 10 Sl5.
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BOOKS! ROOKN,

VIE subscriber is receiving directly ~ n.
Il publishers, his new and splendid s,ocL =" !,
standard, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS ro,' y
slsling IN part Of the following catalogue.
Nanning's select speeches, Napier's Peninsula,
war, RolIin's Ancient History, 4 vols: Tb;er,s
+ fcnch Revolution, 2vols, Sherlock on Divine
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rollock's course of Time, gilt edge. PiIerma pre'
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Women OF France, Letter writers. Miltonss pas
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Henry MaxwelI's Estate.

NJ Office Is hereby given. that the subscriber
l has been appointed and qualified admins
traitor OF the est 1te of Henry Maxwell, late o.
Harrison county, deceased Dalcd at Cadiz thi,
day o April, 1850.
May /, 1880. TH0MAS MAXWELL.
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Price Reduced!
VAUGHN'S
LITnONTRIPTIC MIXTURE |!
Large Bottles only One Dollar.
The Proprstor of the Great American Remedy "VAuoHss
VEGETABLE LITHONTRiPrIc MIXTURE" induced by the
urgent solicitations of his Agents. throughout tS United
States and Canada, has
Reduced the Price
Of his popular and well known article and from til, date.
hsnCeiouh. hO will put up but szS .-hh guar
bOttles:-thS retail prizes will bs
ONE DOLLAR,
The public may that character Of the Mod
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UNCHANGED, and the care will be bestowed in Pre-
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As this medicine under i reduced pee will be purcassd
By those who have hitherto Iasds themselves acquainted
with m vitues the propnOtos would beg to intimate that his
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Thh medicine has a justly high rputs . remedy fer
Dropsy and Gravel
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VII bs givsa 70 them.
AGENTS--JohH Beall, Cadir, o.
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Hogg i Parrish, .McorfeId, o
Thomas ArHel, Aairim. o.
Ogden q Clark, Cambridge, o
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