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Shoemakers Wanted.

Two make Ladies' Misses and Childrens Shoes both
Sewed and Peged. w. A. s. SMITH,
Corner Union and Market SITS.
Worcester, April 81, 1853 diff
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
McDonald's Advertising Agency.
Josenh GilIoft,s Steel Pens.

Joseph GillQtt's Steel Pens,
Manufacturers Hayehoase, 81 John St, N. 7.
MON genuine bat those bearing the numbers
y by which they designated, together with The
Fac sime Of the Signature Of Joseph Gilott's" on
each Package or Box.
THIS CAUTION
To all Purchasers OF his Pens, (Which they are request
eb 10 observeO is deemed necessary as many ankles
and Importers have assumed his distinguishing No's
ana styles OF labels with view OF Posting their own
Manufactures on the Public These remarks anulv
particularly TO his original No. 3O3
jl7 d3m HENRY OWEN, Agent
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NOTICE.

FTNHE City Sections would inform the citizens OF Wor-
Il cester, thai they have taken Rooms
at No. 65 FRONT Street, q la
where they win keep general assortment of Hard and
Soft Wood COFFINS.
They eso Agents for Fske's Metallic Burial Ca
ses, Of which they have good assorn ent Also, all
Kinds OF Grave Clothes, and every thing required in their
line, furnished at short notice. 'uiA
M ~ sr-a. 4s GEO. SESSIONS.
'an2o Nas 81 a,,,a -. II.
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Wanted Immediately,
. OR 3 First rate Millmers, at
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & CO.'S.
my4 dawtf
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oIBl5 AtbLJIUu,
GPECTACLES no longer needed. BY the use of a
y simple instrument invented by the subscribers
Sight, may be retained through life without glasses
or may be restored after glasses have been
years This wonderful effect is produ ed without pain
or Inconvenience Certificates OF cure from Rev. G. c.
Furney, Iohn R. stayvasaut, Esq, J. Deyines Esq.
and others Of quail responsibility, can be seen at
cur office The efficacy Of the Cups was shown by
experiments in a recent lecture in Worcester, by our
agent, DIR. q b. Brainnrd
The Cups will be Forwarded to any person by mail
on receipt of So Agents wanted.
]. BALL & CO.,
apis d3m No. Toe Nassau ST. N Y.
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1000 Good Vest Makers Wanted.
70 whom constant employment through the yearwill
Il be given, and cash pay every week. by
CAAS W. FREELAND,
jes dawu Union Block, Main st.
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Important to all who use
STEAM AS a MOTIVE POWER
~ /" DhsIWb =
Safety and Great Economy.

AND DEsIRE-
Safety and Great Economy.
A y opportunity is now offered to all when it may
concern, to secure the exclusive right Of manufac-
turing, using, and vending, il States and Countess
IR VTNGfS
Circulating Safety Steam Boiler,
For Stationary Engines, Locomotives Marine Engines
on River, Lake, d Deem Steamers, &c. The adyan-
tages Of this Boiler over all others low in use are,
J. Entire Safety from ESpt0sion, beingno more LA
BILE to explode than an open chaldron
2 Less than ONE THIRD the amoiInt of fuel is re
CURED to generate the steam obtained by other boilers
of the same power
B. The cost Of construction is REDUCED ONE
HALF
4 They occupy bpt ONE-THTRD the space of 9TH
er boilers, and may be applied to any engine
D. The expense OF Furnace Crates " III be inCacula
bly, essened by The small of fuel required and
the manner of using it.
Tue Company guarantee the reality Of the above ad-
vantages Their conclusions based on PRACTICAL
RESULTS, many Of these Boilers being now in use in
and about this city. The inventor has but just succeed
ed alter years OF application, in bringing this valuable
Invention before the public. Islands alone and indie
pendent in its merits and if bas The qualities claimed
which are uideniab the public will acknowI-
edge its superiority over any other motive power
Terms Of sale made known application ut the of
flee OF the ''IRVlNG STEAM BOILER COMPANYn
corner of Broadway and park-p place New Yo X, over
the New Broadway Bank
Circulars continuing terms of sale &C. will he for
waFded by mail if requested, address as above
apl2 s4sl d3m
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES

New ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-The steamer
United States has arrived here with dates
FROM San Francisco to Nov. LIST, being two
weeks later. Her advices are interesting.
The steamer American Eagle burst her
boilers enroute between San Francisco and
Stockton, instantly killing eight persons and
badly wounding many others. An explosion
also occurred on board the Stockton by which
two or three lives were lost and several per-
sons wounded.
The building known as the San Francisco
Hotel has been entirely consumed by fire.
A serious riot occurred alta place called
Martinese. Three Spaniards were killed in
the affay.
A complimentary dinner was given To John
Mitchell, the Irish Patriot. which was largely
attended and passed off in fine style.
The condition OF society was improving.
General good health prevailed. The mining
operations were hourisling. Gold found in
great abundance.
' The Indians had given some trouble in the
interior.
The weather was favorable.
Later accouits from Oregon bring no news
Especial import. !,
There is news ten days later from the Sand
ich Islands. Another change had taken
nee in the ministry. Prince Ksmehamehs
i'd resigned the office Of Prime Minister, and
bhn Young appointed his successor.
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ANNUAL MEETING OFTnE BEL
MONT COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.

The Managers Of the Belmont County BIZ
bic Society have made arrangements for hol.
ding the annual meeting of the society in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, St. Clairsyille, Jan, 10.
1854, at l | o'clock M.
Our ouiliaries in the County are reques-
ted to report on the following points at their
earliest convenience.
The number Of Bibles and Testaments
sold and given away during the year.
The amount offunds received from sales
and donations in the same time.
The number and value of the books on
hand.
The names, and the POST Office address
of the officers Of the society.
Any funds on hand may be sent to Dr..
Henry West, Treasurer. or to R. E. Carothers,
Depositary, st. Clairsville, and the report Of
the Secretary of each society to the under
signed.
By order of Managers
,. ALEX YOUNG
.... Sec. D. e. B. s.
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No other new, of Importance.

ComMERcR..--The trade Of San Francisco,
and indeed, mostly throughout California,
was duIb owing to the large stock Of goods,
and OF all articles except -four, which was
quoted as firmly held at previous prices. A
decline was noticed in many articles.
The crops throughout California, as far us
can be ascertained, turn out finely, making
large yields;
The money market was stringent and heavy
discounts being made.
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When death il a, the door, the remedy which would
hive sa ed lite it administered in time coni' too late
DO not irilc with disease Rely upon it. that when
the stomach viii not digest tood-when taintncss
and lasilude prtvude the SYSTEM wi en- the slecp is
disturbed. the appetite feclle the mind lethargic,
the nerves unnaiuraily sensitive, and the head
iused.-.rely upon ii, that when these symptoms
occur, the powers OF vit1liry failing, ami that
BE SHORTENED, as well us rendered miserable. Now
we know from mass al testimony. greuter than
was ever before accumulated in favor OF one remecy
that Hooffand's German Biuers. prepared by Dr. C..
NJ. Jackson Philadelphia will immetiately ahate,
and in the end, entirely remove all Of these di5or
ders a. surely rs mathematical process will solve
n problem. Who, then will endure the agony, and
the risk of e with health and safety within reach
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.

NJ. t. CHuRcu.-pastsr, John ". Rankin. Pub;
at 81 O'Clock +. NJ. Snmaei Leufs, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcu.--Paster John MogaL-,-
Public Worship at II o'clock. A. NJ Sabbath
School at O'Clock F. NJ. George anderson, Super
inlendant
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHURcH.-Pas,or. Atcran-
der Young. Public Worship at II O'Clock A. NJ
Bible Glass, instructed by the Pastor at O'Clock
+. NJ.
ST. Thomas CHuRcu.--Pastor Mr., Hollis. Public
Worship SUNDAY,
SoclErY or FRIrNrs. Public Worship in each
Church at Ii0'clock, a NJ.
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SOCIETIES.

MYSTIC LODGE, No lGo, l. o. D. F., meets
every Monday evening.
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 3s, meets
IN the LIST and Sd Tuesday evening oi each and ev'
cry month.
FIDELITY SOCIAL. DEGREE, No. SO, meets
On the 2I and 18th Tuesday evening OF each and ev-
cry month. p.
BELMONT LODGE. No. l6, Free, Masohs, meets
on the Wednesday evening immediately preceding
The iuil moon.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE CHAPTER, No.l7, Roy
al Arch Masons, meets every Friday evening lmhie'
diatey after Full Neon
RIO FRIO DIVISION. No. 35i. Sons of Tenn
perance, meets every SATURDAY evening.
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SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS!
80 CENTS A VOLUME.
The peopLe's Journal,

An illustrated Record Of Agriculture Mechanics.
Scie .ce and Useful knowledge Published monthly,
by Alfred Beach. Every Number contains 80
large Pages Of .etter.Prrss, beau ily piinted ON
iine Paper & Ploiu-ey illustrated with Engrayings.
Forming. at the end OF each halt year, a splendid
volume Of Tuo Hanired pages Illustrated with over
rwo hundred elegant engravlngs The entire cost
being only HALF DOLLAR
Farmers, Mechanics, Inventors. Manufacturers
and people Of every professi n will find in the Pse'
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Look Ont,

One dollar notes On the Mechanics Bank and Bank
of Augusta raised to tives are in circulation They
are poorly executed and easily detected
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HEMprIELp RAIL RpAp.-The election for
Directors of the Hemp6ed Railroad Company
which took place at Washington Pa, on
Monday, resulted in the choice of the follow.
ing gsntleneH.
n. T. Coarad, Philadslpsia.
Daniel Deal,
Hugh Brady, Wsstmoreland Co., Pa,
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Total amount Of School Fund paid TIPS lG-ji 9j
Amount Of Iornship Funds paid The several


Total amount TIPS Funds pd the fret order 2095 40
Agg, egate amount OF Corporation and Special
Funds paid out of County Treasury 1876 20
Amount paid Witnesses III State cases e06 6n
- grand jurors let 81
" petit do s42 -
paid County Commiss toner's .ts GU
" p'd Auditors Allen Ss5U, Irucman S2CC $50 90
- of cots OF elections 126 90
sale of Section sixteen 3j ri
" Euuu,er aiion of Youth IS o.
- Road damage ?.0 ~
" Viewing ami oc atng roads s3l 75
" survey Of section sixteen II 50
Z" settling School Fund lG on
" for coal for public buildings lS6 50
Insane cases ooI 93
Inouests G ~
Justices costs on 81 ate cases a.! =
lnproner faxes refunded IS 4G
Agricultural fund paid J. ii. Heaton l'3 VI
Interest and on Il. X. bonds e,4I2 %
Books u stationery for Clerks Office Ia eU
SheriT's IO4 .S
Auditors /" 60 l3
Stat. g. case for Probate Judges Uihce l6I u
Recoruets - IS So
old order, redeemed 81. ~
" bog tax refunded tn G. w. Noorlouse ~
4" John 7 Newman for services 60. -
d. iIeIdersliOtt tor sheep killed 10 OO
pS," "royides Hm for '' ''''''' ''' ''''' 20 90
Interest on money from Mrs. ". Wells ~ IL
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On Thursday the oath ul,. at the Resi-.
dencc OF Mr. C. Welsh Esq, by Rev J. NJ.
Rankin, MR. Isaac MEEK and Miss LAyISA
HALL, all of Belmont County.
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Amount paid out Of Bridge fund, as tollo,cs:
H. q. Green taking ui CaItina bridge cO
John Soutt fnr Of lot TO construct bridge on "
Span.ler * Wilson repairing bridge on McMahon's
Creek el U
Fink Wilson & CO. lumber for Bell Air bridge ) 32
q; TnrLcs reluIdiup bridge at Cagtina GEO 90
"a arfeIJ Braumnu & Co. bridgeport bridge leo 10
J.Rar All in. hr,,,e IN StiIIwatrr ls 20
I p ,rrk hridre a, I,ndrysiurr IS "
Ezek lei Harris rruairs on Br idreIort fridge 80 -
Joseph Brown hrdse over Capima i'll Somcr. tp 5U W
Cru q uouver =. in Union township 6J )
Total amount OF Bridge fund 2,.il ~
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Home paper Of tie West.

The Editors have long been f.mi.iar with the
peculiar condition of Western Agriculture, and by
extensive travel and observation keep themselves
informed OF the wants and progress OF ie country at
large
The Ono CuLTIvAroR is published on the LIST and
18th OF every month--l6 large octave pages, with
title page and index at the ind OF the year, making
u volume OF $50 pages suitable tor binding. ;.
TrkMs.--Singir sulrcip ptiOns 81 a year -Four
copies Tor So. Nine copies Tor 81; and same pilGe
1908 cents eacD Tor any larger number All sub
scriptions TO be paid in advance, aud to commence
win the year. Persons sending Clubs, my have
III, IN directed 10 different offices if they chooses and
those having sent smaller numOer, may Afterwards
Increase to nine, or more, at the Lluc rates. 10
any person sending us lub OF Nine subscribers A
&c. we will send. post pail, complete Volume ior
any previous year in papr cover.
AppIE.s, BArEM AN g. HARRIS,
Columbus, Ohio.
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Collins Reed, tyaihingion. Pa.
VIM. NJ Kcnnan.
I.W. Mitchell Wheeling.
James PAUL,
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rLI's JOURNAL n repository Of voluable knowlcdgc
peculibflY tui,ed 10 thAf fospec,it p nis.
ILhns = . 'onpeciibets, ly!g .,Ints rel-nf
suIr iptions may be sent BY iimi sfp, post ~
fee stamps or bills, at The isk Of the yubhiof Tho
Of the Post Office GotH = state-w heso. lbe W
per is dc,irod to bc sent should be Diriniy vriden
Address ALFRED L.. BEACH,
No. &c Nassnu.Street New York City.
pSrTwO volumes are published annually. Back
numbers and volumes always on hand iOr sale
single copies 10 cents each, 10 bc had at nearly all
'hc Book and Periodical Stores In the country.
Specimen copies sent on application.
LIBERAL DIscoUST TO THE TRApt.
TIE peoples Patent Office.
Inventors and others desiring to obtain Letters
Patent for inventions, requested IN communicate
directly with the Editor OF the PLoPLEs JOURNAL by
whom all the necessary documents .nre prepared,
with the utmost fidelity and dispatch. Patent bls.
OF every description promptly attended to. Per-
sons wishing for information relative ~ Patents or
Inventions, may at al times consult the undertign-
ed rifhJm charge either persona ly at his Office
by eter To those living at a distance, he wou d
state that oil the business Necessary 10 recure u
Patent can be ARA ged by letter, just 0s well os
though the parties were personally present All
consultations and business stIictly confidential,
Patenrs promptly secured in England France. nnd
other foreign countries. - -
ALFRED i. BEACH,
Editor Of the peoples Journal, Patent Agent &c.
No. &c Nassau.Street, New-York City.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday the gath. by Rev. Alex
Young, MR DAVID DARRAH; and Miss ELIz-
A1RrR Wiley, both Of Rchlspd TIP.
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Sec. d. e. b. s.

To the Belmont Co. Agricultural Socie-
ty-.RepOrt of the Treasurer.
J. II. HEAToN, Treasurer oi the Belmont
County Agricultural Society, in account with
said Society.
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Look Out.-New Counterfeit

5s Unadaa Bank, New York; large quantities
are bling put in circulation They well clcuIat
ed To ueceive.
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TIE peoples Patent Office.
OHIO CULTIVATOR.
VOLUME 10, FOR 1854.

commence ON the LIST of January, 1854 We make
our annual appeal 10 the Farmer, the Mechanic, and
the Domestic Circle, u lend generous assistance
in supplying the Industrial Casses with cheap and
reliable paper,
Devoted 10 Agriculture, Domestic and Rural
Affairs,
Containing at oil times valuable hints for the Form,
the Shop and the Firesde, and seekiDgthe elevation
OF LABOR in oil its legitimate interests; opposing
qulckery and humbug in all their iOrhs, und filling
the noble station ot a tue
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S,ALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A MANDAgE,


SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF a MANDATE,
~ directed 10 the underlined Special Mister Com
missioner IN Ihsneefy ~ case in the Court OF t,om.
iabou - Complainant aud JAMES Lyons and ohsrt are
dtehdehs, shall expose 10 public the front doof
OF The Court House w The town Of ST. CLAlRsyILLE.
Belmont Co., O.,on =
TUESDAY, the e7th OF December nert,
etween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ aud ar NJ Of k,ii
Day The following described real estate, To wit seeitau
tract OF land being part of Section fnut Township dvs
eud Range four ~ Washington Township. Belmont
County, Ohio. and bounded aud described a. follows
Beginning s post on the Eastern boundary iipn OF
said section and running West q pcrches 10 post,
South ej West l0perches to post fouh zoe West D5
rCie. TO large ash the bank Of the Creek, thsncc
NVth ~ East AZ pcrChsc to stone the tank OF
iheCr;ek, thence North zoe West 81 pefches 10 pos,
thence South IL Wes, 20 rstehes post West
~ gperches 20 small sugar Iee bepce South 10 Eas SO
pert hes 10 nos thence Neft pcrGes TO sugar tree
thence south iG@ Get s pefches post thence Moth
~ Yves! fPl peitLcrtv post ihence North - Lac,
- pcrches TO sugar ter, thence North IL SEtst so
perches TO an ash and em The nsnk Of the Creek
thence North O. East 81 perches to Sycamore thence
Noft So East ~ rorehes TO svesmnre thence Nor,h
3l@ East 81 erchcs TO post thence North 57e East 50
perches - peO stone tie Creek bank thence East
perchesi to post on the East boundary lire Of said
seciOn thence south g pefches The place of egnnuf
Cotanng 20 acres 10 perehes more less rsserving
q acres sold samuel Ring IT, Also grave yerd 40 feet
tqnaTtGPQn stid premisrs cing the same premises sold
TO lanes Lyo"s by George Ring and wife NJ deed dated
24i March lS5l aud bping the eabe premises on which
The said Lyons now resiiis and which are erected
CRlST ard a SAW MILL, with al the a ,nurienst..
tcs ehiio helonginr appraised 81 sum OF 80,
and 10 lie sod as the property said lanes Lyons.
ST.'LAtR KLLLY,
Special Master Commissioner.
Nov. &C, lsjs
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he found The creek, with any quantity OF lime
stone The premises are situated upon the National
Road about half way down the zig hill eat of Joseph
Wondmansee's Tavern.
The TERMS of Sale are follows one'hird Of The pur
chase money in hand, onethrd in IN" yar Aud the re-
mann" one-third in two wears, with Interest uron the
deferred plv nts from the iv at sale. The misses
a'e appraised 500. A good title VIII he "'ven for
said premises. ...- AhNEh NELLS,
nee ., 81.
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Balance in Treasury on settlement : .9Oj 1913

believe the foregoing 10 lie exhibit uf the
Receipts and L1I,rdi.miCs Oi Belmont County b,nr
June I'D, Iej., to JLne G. Ra3.
b. TRUMAN, Aud. Bel GO. ..
81. Clairsvile, Nov lc, I.j3.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SALE OF REAL EST lTE BY ORDER
SATURDAY, the 7th day Of January

SATURDAY, the 7th day OF January
next the follow ing res, estate. to witt part of Section
NO.l5. Township No. Of Range No g. icginninr for
the North west nf said SCI t"n thence
wit said section line south 81 poles 10 the National
Road thence with the meanerngs OF said Road 10 the
Culver below the upper rd:e on said sccilon 'henre
Norhl 6 T.. 81 pO'es aud Is links ia lime stone III
the Nor oundary usOf said sect on ihene" with said
line west 81 nrles 10 the ace"f beginning COh'ai nag
l3 acr's and II p0ies-mOrr or less -...
There /. upon said premises comforta Ia
bIr dwelling house and frame stable and <&zXxHA
other Necessary ont idinrs. II ere is InssW&
upon said premises young orchard OF fine lttss E8$
fruit. A nd as fine COAL MINES EkzlssA
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OTDr. AwL, an esteemed resident Of Co.
lumbus for over twenty years, is about to re-
move to Dayton. Dr.. A. is one of the ben
efactors of the State, having been an active
participator in building up two of out public
institutions, the Blind and the Insane Asy-
lums.
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Total amount paid for assessing soo W
Amount paid for printing General Laws and
for County purposes.
Howard & Cowen 30 ~
:. Grsssinger f'' ~
Total amount paid for printing 1,I2a 97
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INtW OIhf INUVs NJ'
Cotton unchanged. lour easier. 5000 bbls state
sold at 6o7a706. Ohio 1a106. Southern 7l2a725.
Wheat easier; sales 5000 bushels Genesce l76, Ohio
1863 Corn ensier; mixed soasl; white sliaS2; Yel-
low ss2as3. Beef unchanged. Pork heavy; 100
mess at l3i. Lard loalO!.
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JotaI, ev,5I5 53t
Total amount Of Receipts eighty nine tloussnd Eve
hundred aud Eeventyfve dollars, fny three aud half