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rl'HE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT
VSLIJAU WEEKLY. SURVIVOR OF.

TSLIJAH WEEKLY, SURVIVOR OF
the late frm Of Glover 6 Weekly is hereby notified
thaton the 11th day Of May, A. ID. ej3, NJ j. w Glover
Admir- Of James Glover, deer OF Belmont Co., Ohio,
filed in the Court of Common Pleas of the County Of Hell
mont and STATE Of Ohio, hill in Chancery against the
said Elijah Weekly AMI Charles H. Wilson, the o. ject
and prayer Of which ill IL compel said Eli a w eek
ly survivor Of said late firm O Glover Weekly to ac.
count Ia N. J. w. Glover, admir- for all monies in
his hands due said estate and that said Wilson shall
in like manner; aud the said Elijah Weekly is fur
r notified that unless lie appears, and pleads swers,
demurs to the said fil within sixty days aer the next
OF said Court. the said NJ J. w Glover at the term
acr the expiration Of said sixty days will apply to
said tonrt the matter Of the bill confessed
against him, aud TO decree thereon accordingly
NJ. J. W. GLOVER.
June 10Th, lSJ3.--Gw.
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TosFcislaIIes..

Yoa will find these Pills an I'M. .y,ahfs es Is s
many complaints 10 which you are subject III "s y, n
uos e,hef total OF partiathey have been found AZ ~
men,s to ,ea,hy action flying The blood And
nuds SO enectusy 20 put 10 flight all conpla NJ
dness, dimness Of sight pain p the side bach ~e sSA
None genuine unless signed J. N. iIobensack ali o.
II 1(PAsents wishing new supplies and etors 49,.
desirons o. becoming Agents must address ths Pyoprt
tor, j. N. Hobensack, Philadelphia Pa ~ AfoPFinr
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Sheet Iron.

lust RECEIvED-a50O A. sheet Iron No a6 nd a.
suitable for the Stove business, for sale by "
GEO. w. JOHNSON
apr 30, 1859. I5sMsIket sSus,s
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4 N ORDINANCE.

4 N SIC, LIST. lie il ordained By the TRUSTEES Of
UdFnt fOHHShiP, BelHORt county, ohio, That n auy
person or persons, from and alter thirty DAYS alter The
dBc NrfCo shall sell vond give awav or IN any way
ad or assist any person persons procure any wine
nf'nouS "r nah liquors OF any Mind whatever Tor the
purpose nl iIps or if any person or persons shall
tell' Ncd or gave away with intent cvade the provi.
s"nh at ls Ordinance any spriiuous ur NAH liquors of
any hihd 10 any peroh under twenty one ycas OF age
OF any person ar persons shall lease hire or hermit 10
ic hsrd a. place OF general resort any dwelling Losc
thop store house, stable OF tenement OF any Kind for
The lnrpuse :" selng vending giving away any of the
anNe mentioned liquors Tor the purpose OF tipping or
mieporanee, each and every person offending against
ANY n the provisions of this Ordinance shall ON rOnyu.
hu thereof he fined IN less than fifteen nor
more ihan my dollars aud costs suit and
iniho County Jailnoi lees than ten nor ore than ty
daNs al The discretion of The Jusice Probate
IfOrided That nothing In this section shall 10 50 con
s"td as TO make unlawful 10 sell for medicinal aItis.
veal or saeIamenial purposes.
SE, = That II any person shall violate any of the
provisions OF the preceding section made pen they
not lt allowed 10 sell for any purpose whatever under
the penalty of not less than ten nor more than Gny dol
ats aud Imprisoned not less than ye nor iwcn.
~ days.
str Z. That II any person or persons shall while nm
der tho nhunnce of Intoxicating liquors. act d,sordcrly
or abuse any person or persons shall he fined IN auy sum
not less than ive nor more than MY doors aud npIs.
oncd not less than i've nor more than twenty days
ANON DAVIES,
ABRAHAM q. LOPER ! Ttuatees
JOHN LisLE. }
A true copy.
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A WORD TO THE WISE.-The nn-
IN dcrsigncd il about to leave Belmont County, and
would earnestly request all WIN know themselves ndet.
ed either by Mute Book account to call aud settle up
imned lately. JOHN BIGGER.
June IL, isJ?-pd.
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ssg $500 CHALLENGE. a.,

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiuess oi
people is at all times OF the Iuoe valuable mpor-
lance take 1t for granted that every person will de
a then power the lives OF their children and
!hat every person will endssvOr 10 promote their own
essare you that WORMS, according TO The opinion ef
most ceiebpated Physicians are the primary causes
o large majority OF diseases TO which children aud
dduts are liable; II you have appetite coninusiIy
Ghehgeahe rom one kind Of food TO another Bad Breat
ram ~ the Stomach, Picking the Nose Harness ann
funess OF the Belly Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse II.
reguler--remember that all these denote WORMS and
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II Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

i petition will lie presented to the Commissioners
Of Belmont County, at their next June term for the al
eraton of the county road leading from Waiiaces mill
to Bell Air. May o.
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MERCANTILE COLLEGE.

Appollo Building, Northwest corner 9th and
'e Walnut, Cincinnati, o.
Incorporated 1s4s. A
THE attention OF the public is respectfully called tn
ne superior facilities afforded at this Institution for
qualifying individuals in thorough practical manner
ior tne counting Room and business pursuits.
-ir, ~ INSTRUCTION
Bookkeeping by Double Entry.
complete practical course of instruction is given IN
the art of keeping scientifically Double Entry Books in
the different departments Of Trade. Commerce and
Manufactures, comprehending the best forms i'm use A.
mong the most eminent establishments engaged ind,vid
uay or in partnership in business whether prosperous
or adverse in the purchase sale Of merchandise AZ
wholesale and retail. importing and exporting on their
own account on commission joint specnIation in
Guiding specuations in Stocks, Real Estate Sc, with
seanboating, Bank, Insurance, railroad and Books ef
Joint STOCK and Chartered Associations generally.
Commercial Calculations. 'sy
Embrace every variety of computations pertanins ~
improved Observation-Disclosures Disconnf E1ua,;o.s -
bitration Of Exchange, &c. = - +
Mercantile Correspondence. n
Such exercises are introduced on this subject as are
siness style OF Correspondence upon The mind or s
student as well as f,miliarize him with Commercial
Invoices, Account Sales, Bills OF Exchange, etc. -
Practical Penmanship.
One hour daily is devoted in teaching a system.,c
style of business writing combining freedom with
Win ana and pe and ele.
beauty Of construction.
Commercial Law and Political Econ omv.,
Daily Lectures are given these important topies
as connected with the avocatons of IN te
operations of commerce and practical workings Of
embracing the subject of Partnership, Principal aud A.
&C.; also the laws OF Wealth. Currency foreign and
domestic Exchanges, Credit, Profit Interest," Wages In.
ternational Trade, &c, - - -
The course can be completed in from eight to twelve
weeks fi ~ '-4i- -
Terms for the Mercante-course $40
ati nIo
Instruction being given individually applicants can
enter at any time. - -
the requisite preparatory qualifications -
The business acquaintance of the Principal enabIes
him to render assistance to those wishing procure Sit
uations graduating.
Good Board can be obtained the city at from se 50
to $500 per week, - W.
Diplomas under seal awarded the Graduates.
Oct.s 1852. JOHN GUNDRY Prmrin,J
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June II, ss5a.-G weeks.
nj Office IN pARTITIoN.-Lewis Mob.

nj Office IN PARTITION.-Lew Mob
! ley and Cotharine Mobley, his wife, Alexander
Woodhurn, Albert Jones and Jane Jones' his wife, John
Woodlurn the unknown heirs of Nancy Gates late Of
Missouri decd the unknown heirs OF Ann Gilmore, late
of May A. ID. 1853 in the Court of Common Pleas of Bel
mont County, Ohio, by Gustavus w. Duva and Rosan.
na Duva his wife, and Is pending, wherein the
said petitioners demand partition of the following real
estate, lying in said County OF Belmont and he.
ing the w OF the N. W. qr of sec. IL, tp s. range 2,
containing ~ acres more or less, and the e. of the N.
Il. Or Of the same secton-conteinDg ~
less, and that at the of said apple
will be made by the said petitioners for order that
ti,ion may be made of the said premises.
u. d. 4. CoWEN, Au'y for Petrs.
June IL, tsj3.-- weeks.
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NJ OTICE.-At my instance an attach
l. Y mcnt was this day issued, by John Gilbert, Jus.
tce of the Peace of Pease township Belmont County
Ohio, against the property aud effects OF Thomas H. Nc.
Even, a On.rcsdeni of the County.
Dated this s,th day Of May, 1853.
LEANDER COSS.
Indignant, o., June 10, Is53--pd.
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MOAENsACK,s WORAr sxnI1p

An article founded upon scientific Prmcples. co,,.
pounded wth purely vegaable substance heinz rsr
ieety e when taken and he given TO the most H..
yer Inientwithdecided beneficial effect where 6oSrs
Gompiainis and Diarrhea have made them weak ana
dabiaied the Tonic properties Of my Worm v m, s,s
such isi stands without an equal u the catalogue 81
which makes Il an IHfallible remedy FOR th"ss r
with Dyspe9sis the astonishing performed bv m.
syrup aner rhyslcians have failed Is the best eyderss
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THE BEES ARE wORKING.-And
4 STONE q THOMAS have collected at the sign of
the BEEHIVE, mo. ia Main ST., Wheeiing) more
delicacies in the shape of SUMMER SILKS, DeBAGEs,
BAREGES, TISSUES, DeLAINES, SHhWLS, PAR
AsOlS. etc. And some of thcm the sreeiest in style,
well the cheapest aud just suited TO the tastes OF
all who are in want Of tile latest style of Goods at very
low prices. Junc3, ls53
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B,,cltc,.is.

N noZ buckets just received and for sale at No a
~ Main st. (apr 30, 5l)sts. SO. ROBINSON
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lAIIIIrE LeadCincnnati hrend-just received and fo
w salehy (May21i.) II. ALEXANDER
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IhEasSpIsE wrighi's Indian Vegetable Pin.
hLExANDERs,s
Drug ete
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0EJ-'Thc following are the only banks in
this city standing fair-Bunk ofthe Metropolis,
Bank Of Washington, Patriotic Bank,
Exchange Bank of Sclden, Wihers g. Co.
Washington City Star.
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A true copy.
Attest; SAMusL T. DAvIrs, Up. CLERK.
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II turns out that there is not gold enough in
the Texas diggings to make them profitable.
Several persons have returned from that
region, aud report that none average over one
or two dollars per day, and many get nothing.
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ISAAC IRWIN.
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GJ-rhe sister Of Kossuth is residing in
New York, and offers for sale rich assortmcn,
oflaces which she brought with her from
Brussels.
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0C7-For the space Of five hundred year,
physicians were prohibited in Rome. The
city was never more heaIthythan during tha,
period.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-25
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Port of New York, January "a, 1854
CLEARED.

I s,;. a....r. CLEARED
pnI-1 r stafford Port Waithal J r 50, tsle.
Ia 1onHom hchu'ray, San Francisco Logan &
,onns, Brown, Gray, y Marks, B,odic l. pettis
h.gs-s lhchoorn Kendall, Savannah, Peck &
Hsnle sew s,I havana shii Bros Co.
bow n, sl ressrsbTrs Van Bfgnt saght irisna
navton i nehee; Wolcott Beers Boston
IaSton |" rPfague louise Robinson, Wilmington NC
M.. 20 Avery Nicserson Jack onyde 10,
'i''e' "'uso' thr3i INNS Bristol d W Mayer
| ARRIVED.
Steamship Union Adams Charleston, Jan e. 81 NJ ia
SpoIord Tic ton L Co,
ship Diaden, Myrick Marseilles SO days 10 Bar.tos
Pope Co. Zee $, IN the Mediterranean OF Cape de .att
spoke ship Henry Pratt from Palermo for PhiIadanb
lee 80 lat = 4s Ion IS apoke ship Henry Ware, from
Newcastle for Calcutta.
ship Chas HILL lecraw, Iegiorn Nov g. passed Gibrsl
tar Lee ~ TOD Raker Eighteen miles E Of the High.
lands lost overheard Vim Bolton seaman a native Of
London
ship Santiago (of 30 toni Peterson batavia 100 DAYS
via s. Helena, q days, 10 Ihlett 4 Bacon Of Boston,
nov e, lat ~ 30 5, lon Is 50 W, spoke Whaling bark
'lara smith six months from NBed.crd with 80 bbs oil
waI bound 10 The China Sea Jan ut "A 1G N Ion co W.
,v ship Raysnsvood Johnson New Orleans, De- 2s to
VIM Nelson 4 sons. Has been Is days Of H,,teras
Jan lat 90 20 lon 70 90 signazed ship SAXON, steer
ing IAN lat ~ = lon 70 ., aw brig MARI nd (o1
"smoooro disinast ed; Naterogged and abandoned.
Up :, louis, behhss Ne" orleans, 10 days. 10 Vim
Ntiscn 9 sons -
ship eahaIlae, Wilson, Charleston, days 10 Ihos
sLlp 'ehiaen Gadd, Charleston, days to Durham a
D TagR An,,,.r,,a ,o,t ,,,,.,, D.. y,
aih An'ustaho oi1} 1diict Bremen cS days, with
rael On ,h - s0pre 20 experienced ve5y severe
Ts,t srasrenb G,t - pa ~ - gay On the coast
lss rcss.n"ers IN en b.shien, ~ lays, Wlto
A. y go toys 3 70 Experienced heavy
dsmase. ''''"e'' 'pn' sans anu SUBSTANCE other
Bark Countess Of seeseIa lt,cl Rroy-r wn,-o,o. ,os
days 10 Walker No Ia 81 = " ~ e 10
ship Wassener from Pataga for ,fstsrsa1n Is ~ .
same date lat 20 81 1Sokc shi ri Wy, e % out
LIVERPOOL 90 aays ont Nov 5j lst 3o "a @ ~ a ~
srote sbin 49, fo, n ~, 80 =. = VI, % - =
out: 2eth lat 35 O7 Il lon d u snot@ b{ % s Ga
Nsuriua Tor london q days ant 27n H. az X ! i
70 0s spoke ship Jacob Gates from Rats; rp ~ o
dam AZ DAYS ont Dec 70 at IL 81 lon 10 40 =; oho
aie,a 49, S.a; a uS 'ol NoEh ~ 'A'ys out eau the
Bark 81 Iagr,nce, Thurs-on psssu WA, c,,s, oe
Africsl Tee If 10 /, (;ager d 20 Nee VI s,osa NJ -
Hamilton tof salem) siIyer bonnd into B,sa rDn 4
uodgns "a .,.. ia ' Du ssu AZ sea !, joseph
sroke Ia * Austn Een ar warren frop y, l - %
from rslers - III i1@ts oi New iorsl,
DAYS ~ Hattsras ana LAY ~ ;. mas heen 10
NJ and NV spI sail and ,as hlo~n M M ~ ,ls
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afternoon by the Right Rev Bishop Jsnes II expect
"a that rge number Of clergymen. OF various denomi
Nations viii attend The day school established BY the
Iades Home Missionary Society Is in very efficient ope
ration.
Tgr PoIlcH DaPARTNFNr-ORDkR or TiK MAYOR.-Mayor
cit issued order to tho members Of the Police
department, yesterday morning, In which he cautions
them against . reckless unthnking contraction Of
debts on account Of their Office His Honor intimates
that officer contract debts which he Is unable to
raw he will be expelled from the force.
THy ST NICHOLAS HOTEL BRIDAL CHAMBER occupied
for the first time last Friday night by Mr. d. o. King and
his bride Mr. King Is California gentleman, and the
happy couple sailed for Europe Saturday morning The
bill was $3.50.
SoRyy or FULTON FIRE COMPANY No, 21.-rhe eleventh
soree OF this distinguished company takes place
ut Nbos Saloon this evening The gallant members have
unceasng In their efforts to render one OF the
delightful OF the season. ana worthy
of thems their guests The music Is selected
with great care and performers OF the first talent are On
gagged.
LuSATrco IsQuIaESpc- The Shers jury who have been
for some past enquiring into the state Of mind Of
Mira Elizabeth Mccarthy have unanimously declared the
LADY 10 be of sound and dsp0sing mind and capable to
take Of her property which, it is said amounts
to over $4,000
ARREST OF FUGITIVE FROM JusncE.-Ohlcer Sutton, Of
the Eleventh ward, and Sheriff Champion, Of Add son
county Vermont yesterday arrested James Mckay fu-
gtye from justice charged with burglary and grand lar
ceny. He detained in the Eleventh ward station
house during the night.
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DJesf,
Suddcnly Of apopexy, at his residence No ls R4nylex
street Mt JosfpH CLARK aged 30 years and 10 month";
is trends and acquanances are respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral from his late residence ths (pe.
cay Afternoon, At O'Clock His remains viii DO tsken
e Greenwood Cemetery
Connecticut papers please copy
On sunday evening, January rs at O'Clock OF dropsy
Of the brain SOPHIA Jrs1yn daughter Of ID and sonbi
eloat, aged years, months and DAYS
The friends and relative. q the family also those OF her
grandmother Mrs sophia Gantz respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral this day TUESDAY 2tb inst az
oc!oak, from their re,idence $40 Greenvi stree.
near Duane. '
&c, gentle child, 10 realms OF bl.s
The Christening rod We humby kiss
Thy ssyour calls thee home
And LEI his holy win be- done
On Sunday, January a. Of lingering illness Mss En-
zArETg ". howBRAY, aged 81 years and months
Friends and acquaintsnces respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral this day, Tuesday) 25th inst at
o'clock from the residence Of her brother No las Nad
street.
On sunday, January 20, ANA MAnaAnsrrA wxwr IN
the 10Th year Of her age sister 10 Messrs r. w. Weber
Brother " 'o'''."
Tie friends Of the family also the members Of Comma
V, jefferson Blues, respectfully invited TO attend
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At Port Richmond, January % by the Rev. jas Brown
lee, Mr.. GARfuT d. o. GBsoS to Miss SARAH MARIA Bgar
both Of Staten Island
On Sunday, January g. Mr. CHARLES G. PRyrssyR of
eaultt2 TO MAflASA kRs71SE LobFcK ofJusseina King
dom Of sayouy.
On Monday evening January a. at East BROOKLYN. by
lie Rev Mr. Greenleai Sr rTPHES A. LsSH OF this CITY
10 Macy edest ghter of Horace Banckro fa Of the
former place
Boston IaIers Tlease copy.
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Pom Pmtrr, Austraa--ship Bothnia-Messrs Bov,e
steward, Dunn, Stringer, John Allen Alfred v wan
Geo Manning, wife and child Jackson aud wife, John
Fortune, james Harvey, Carrah, A Williams w Gin,
mons, Sorreu, u Collins, Fred Miller NJ t1arkson
Robt Graham, saml Taylor, A Mctiuerson Tvson Z
lrodget Goodall Frost, sinner Bacher Roberts
IL Mood, Reed Benz Undo John Almond Kimbail,
w Manmng' llan9iey Ira aidgey Hastings TTr-
Eeen Geo Whitaker Gibson, John Pope Geo Eastrnan'
John Burrows, Ncifatt, Mofa.t John Chapman
Adam Grant Harris, wife and three children, Tiessott
iarrar bomber, Antoine KEN, Thos Blunt jas Blunt
Q Ingram Graham, VIM Mccartney, Adam MEGA rtnev
Asterhrgh, Burroughs, Egan Jos Miller, George
Draper, Ihos Chisman, D Forrest and wife Mahonev
and wife Geo Angernulcr, Jacob Funck, John Cassy.
Chas palnette David Balm and wife, Lghtouter J Bush
BY Elle Egan, stohlnan, jus Weeks u Amott AIfrea
Beckett Harper, J Earlo, GUSTAV Fenber, Dennis
Mullen Jas smith, John Gisenian Robt Giacm,n W,Y
Lewis Henry lewis; y Hinchman Henry pensor VIZ
Hasher Tins Blow, Bemond Golf Thos Byr 40 Join Car
roll, Jim Williamson, O'Ne wife ami two ohi.drcc
Sm L%msy , John Meyer two children Of Walker
Robt pie, Armstrong snl wife, wrz Charlton pyl VsI
ley ana Brently and child CIir1A, Saunck Thu.
iambr = Holmes, + Scott Johr Cats. " iyeiI iscr;
Nsyls Chandler, Cyrg Orewbon John GvysonSs
wilcox. '' "iHia"s' "0i"
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Telegrapl,ic Marine Reports.

BOSTON, Jen "a.
Arrived--Ship Hannibal, Calcutta; schrs Tonesta,
Washington, NC; Saratoga, Richmond.
Oeared-Ships Independence Valparaiso Queen of the
Pacific San Francisco bark Tom Corwin, Cenfuegos;
schr Flying Dart, San Francisco.
BALTIMORE Jan "a.
Arrived--Schr Rosamond, Pernambuco 2S days. Dec
a. passed chip Ellsworth for Rio Janeiro Jan g. brig
IOrer for Philadelphia. Left ship Mcdora for Australia
10 sail Dec 9th; brig Brandywne, for Philadelphia to
all 2Sh
HOLINESS HOLE Jan 81.
Arived-ship Lexington from the Pacific with coo bbs
sp 200 VII oil.
PmIADEIPynA. Jan 81.
Arrived-Parks Emily, Palermo; Garland do; Swan,
Boston; Hk, do.
SALEM, Jan %.
Arriyed-Brg Water Witch, Para 25th ult. Left bark
Republic, for NYork wig cargo; schr Village Belle, for
do
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ruu coer or sEooNp AVENUE.

Tho grading Of Second avenue, portion OF wnieh %
d 10 be completed, and the assessment emo" anoiner
nsucs Of the reckless proceedings OF our city author
tss asd the great imposition upon our taxpayers Inc
portion Of the avenue just finished Is section G. which
ncudes thirty blocks is from Ninety third to l23d
sxcet TIE cxpene Of this improvement IS s25i aol o.
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Ship Bo.hna, sudley, Australia, has anchored in the
North rive.
The Arito at Boston, reports pepper very scarce at
Sumatra 18Th Sept
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-05-20
The Editor

Is absent doing battle in the good
cause in Meigs and Athens counties.
We expect him to return on Saturday.
The readers of the Organ have no
adequate conception of the calls made
upon our Editor to attend and address
mass meetingsin this and other States.
Every where there seems to be gen
eral waking up to the Importance of
the present crisis. More laborers are
needed in the field. There are men of
talents who love the cause, who ought
to give themselves to the cause of all
mankind. One man, or a dozen men,
we care not how efficient, will not an
swer the emergencies Of the case. x
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-05-20
I4I

Resolved, That we will not support
any man for State Representative or
Senator, who is not fully committed in
favor ofthe "Maine Law, but we will
not resort to separate nominations,
unless the several political parties with
whom we act fail to present us can
didates worthy of our sufrages in this
respect.
Reso red, That these resolutions be
presented to the Organ for publi-
cation, and request the several pa
pers of the city to give them an inser-
ton.