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we think the attention OF Manufacturers should
be directed. Now, while they can get prop
erty for, comparatively, song, where every
advantage is had that could be asked, in the
way Of location, health, produce, raw mate
rial, &c &c, and facilities in transportation In
every direction, we think that class Of capi.
talists should strike at once.
Let eastern and northern capitalists lool
at these advantages, ard seriously consider
whether this county is not The place, and nou
the time to come to the west and start bust.
ness. If manufacturing in the east will in.
demnify. here it will yield profit. lit yields
profit there it will give greater profits here.
But our citizens should not wait for eastern
capitalists. We have in the west, much cspi.
tai and much skill. Let that capital and skill
be brought together and the result will be
beneficial to all parties. Every dollars worth
of manufacturing that is dOne in our State,
saves the sending away Of a dollar--and il a
large manufacturing city is beneficial to every
inhabitant of the county.
The subject is inexhaustable--and we shall
rccur to it again. We have lubored to pro-
cure our railroads, not as an end-but as a
means to the building up of our manufactur-
ing interests. The railroads are secured-&s
now we long to hear the hum of the spindle,
the sound of the anvil, and the buz incident
to great city filled with industrious mechan-
les and artzans.
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10000 OF REWARD

To the man woman or child who can make
sense out of the following sentence from the
Gazette d Citizen OF last week.
"A small mistake, Mr. Gazette-should say, for
the gal he is after down to your town."
Being somewhat interested in the article
from which it is taken, we will gladly give
the above reward for lucid explanation.
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05-"P ursuant to a previous notice." the
Knickerbocker, comes to us for July "enlarged
and improved" This number contains l1O
pages:-True. every word, and % of them
are occupied by the inimitabe "Editor's Ia
BILE" The "knick knacks," by the way, are
very acceptable this hot weather.
GyLIrTELL's LIVING AGE.--We feel that
it is almost work of supererogation to say
anything commendatory of this work because
it is so widely and SO favorably known. Still
as it is just entering on new and improved
series we feel like giving it a word.-It is a
Weekly periodical and contains "a pages in
every number-or 5000 pages in year.
Looking at the amount of reading alone and
we see that it is far cheaper than any of the
monthly magazines, but if we regard the quail
ity there is no comparison. Biography,
Travels, Voyages, History and more solio
matter combine to make it one of the most
popular publications Of the day, and one which
will tend, in great measue to "raise the
the standard of public taste"-"a consum,na-
tion devoutly to be wished"
Tsrms:-One copy free of postage one
year, So; . copies $40; copies $25; IL
copies $50. To clubs it is not postage free
ADDREss-LITTLE, SON & CO., Bos.
ton, Mass.
0r"Tae Franklin" is the title of new
publication by Messrs. Little, Son g. Co
Boston, Mass. 1t is to be a "weekly Journa
-, and permanent Record of the news and poll
, tics of the world" Each number will con-
tain 32 quarto pages. We have not seen
;, copy of the paper yet, and therefore canno
speak of its merits, We hope to, however, an
them.
Price SIS per annum, free of Postage.
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0NTThe first number of the new Locofoco
paper published at Columbus is before us. 1t
bears the name "Ohio State Democrat" and
looks passably well. We presume it will be
well supported by certain branch of the par
ty that were dissatisfied with the old organ
Terms for the campaign so cents per copy,
OsGooD g. BLAKE, Columbus, Ohio, publish
ers.
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A N ACT PASSED BY THE TRTJs.

"A
"a tees Of Warren Township July g,b, 1s55 In con.
Iance with an act passed by the General Assembly Of
the State Of Ohio, March 18Th, 1853.
u sEcTlN J.. Be 1t enacted by the Trustees Of Warren
township, Belmont County, Ohio, That " any person
persons IN said Township shall lie known to sell or vend
or give away in any shape FORM any spirtuous qnor
or liquors. OF any kind whatever II any person or r.
sons slaii vend, sell OF give in any quantity quality
with ihtcntto evade the provisions Of this act they shall
he deemed guilty OF misdemeanor violation OF said act
and upon conviction thereof shall be- fined in any sum
not exceeding my dollars and less than twenty dol.
lars and all cost, and If said fine and be not paid
within ten days from the date the Judgment the
son or persons whom said fine is against shall he nprs
ened IN the County jail and fed bread aud for
twenty days; provided that nothing contained in this
seo'on shall he so construed as to make it unlawful TO
se any spirtuous liquors for Sacrsmenta Medicinal or
Mechanica purposes, hut person persons In the
habt OF keeping etipping house place of intenper
cnee shall have the privileged Of selling
SECTION J. That this act shall be IN force aud take
rect from and after tie fourth day OF August D. 1853
Passed in meeting this 4th day Of July, A. ID. ls53
HIRAM HIBBARD, ! r
ROBERT Il. SMlTH.j i'uS'eeS'
The above is a correct copy.
JOHN u BROWN, Tp. CLERK. July H.-4w.
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0<r"A Friend" writes US the following
strange information. We do not know Our
informant, not having his name, and cannot
youeh for the truth Of the statement, but let
II 60 for what 1t is worth: .....
"A few days since Mrs. Nancy w. McFar-
land, of Hunter, Ohio, found an egg in nest
which had the appearance of being an egg
with two yolks, but on breaking II she
found it contained another egg entire, shell,
yolk and ALL"
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NOTICE..

The Board of School Examiners of Bel
mont County will meet in the School House
at the west end of St. Clairsville on Satur-
day, July 10th 1853, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
By order of the Board.
d. D. II. COWEN, Clerk
July =, 1853.
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FOR SALE.-The subscriber

TARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
L wishes TO sell the farm which he resides lying
two miles east of ST. CLAIRSNIlIE, Ohio, and nine
miles west Of WHEELING. Va, on The south side of
the National Road. Said farm contains fraction over
ONE HUNDRED and NINETY EIGHT acres, with
upwards of ONE HUNDRED ACRES under euhirqtioa,
with an APPLE ORCHARD OF one hundred trees, a
THREE STORY BRlCK HOUSE 40 by % feet, also a
FRAME BARN 60 by 70 feet aud WAGON HOUSE
and CORN CRIB 30 by l6 feet, with other convenient
buildings, also failing spring OF water that
rises in stock the spring house aud is raised again
in stock al the stable door. II is good sheep farm
FRANKLIN BruL.
st, ClairsvilIe, June 2ih. 1873
JrJeWashinston (pa) Rcrorter n.eri 10 the amoun
| of s., 90 and charge thi. ct!Ie
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0TThe Essay that appears OIL the first
page of to-day's paper was wri.tea by Miss
RACHEL L. BAILEY, of Flushing, and by a
vote of the Teachers Institute, offered fol
publication. We are glad to have it in oul
power to give publicity to SO able an article
and recommend it's per usal TO every reade
of the Chronicle.
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New YORK, July IL.
Beeves, 24Oo offered at $7,5O@9,5O; closed
dull; 200 unsold.
Cows and Calves rs offered 22,50@38,0
81, 90.
Sheep and Lawbs 1000 offered, nearly all
sold at . ,25 2,5C@4OO@5,O 5,OO@6,5o for Sheep
and l,75G3,75@5,5O for lambs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DETITION FOR DIvORCE.--SARAH
u NJ. GooDwIr, resident In parts unk nown, " bereb
notified that on the f2h inst. petition In chanoery was
MED IN the Court of Common Pleas fJr the county Of Bel
mont, Ohio, by her husband Jesse Goodwin and now
pending In said Court In which the said Jesse prays to
We divorced from the said Sarah aud for eanses alleges
three years.
G. g. CARROLL, solr. for Pet'r.
Jutv 18th yxeeLa
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THE MARKETS.
July =, 1853

New YoRK, July IL.
Cotton 1000 bales sold, steady.
Flour, State 4,S7; Ohio 4,Sl@4,S7, firm.
Southern 5,OOfO5 25 quite.
Wheat, 20 900 BUSH offered, Ohio $l,2s.
Corn, Mixed $50; yellow 6S4.
Mess Pork 1880, prime 1915 firmer.
Mess Beef 1878 firm.
Shoulders sold at St.
Hams at 9.
Bacon y quiet.
Lard lOa wanted.
Coffee Rio 81; Java III firm.
Sugar, Muscovado 4@5, Orleans At.
Molasses Orleans 2sI dull.
Tobacco Ky. 81 a 10, buyers holding back
for lower prices.
Linseed Oil 65@66.
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- real estate--Thrco farms in the neghborhood Of
ST CLAIRsVILLE, Belmont County, EJhio, in Section
NO. IL, and neartho National Road. TINS section is di
vided into three farms. The first containing two hun.
dred and twenty-five acres and fraction, on which
there il comfortable Brick House and about one hun.
drod acres OF cleared land the balance finely tmbered
and well watered.
Tho second farm contains near two hundred and ten
acres about one hundred and twenty cleared, with
hewn log house. orchard of grated fruit well OF keel
lent water in the garden, wel tmbered, well watered
aud Of even surface, now in the occupancy of Mr. Kel
Ter.
The Third farm contains nearly two hundred and ten
acres, about hundred and cleared with log
III, and small barn thereon, with an abundant supply of
timber and well waiercd.
This land is known and distinguished as the Fouike
ahd ana has been in the family seventy years. and
IS now offered for sale by the Executors and affords the
hnest opportunity presented in the county of Bel
mont 10 farmers TO secure splendid homes in the
bally rich lands Of Belmont. For beauty of locato
feuiiity oi SOIL abundance of water timber coal con.
vehlehCe 10 markets, churches, schools ard all
ments of life, this land cannot he surpassed.
plat OF the land is le al the Auditors Office for pub
ic inspection, and the lines will he shown by Mr. Keller
who resides the premises THIS land will lie offered
at public sale at the front door Of the Court House. in ST
Clairsville on
Tuesday, the Goth day of September, 1858,
heing court day.
Terms-one third of the purchase money the day
sale, and the balance in two equal annual nsialments
with interest from the day of sale. t.is
The title retained until the whole OF the chase
remaining payments with mortgage on premises at the
| opti ion of the executors. JOSEPH FOULE,
| THEODORE FOULKE.
| Executors of Joseph Foulke, decd
| JOHN THOMPSON, Agent,
| for the Executors.
| Tall, I.,t,1
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" oTICE.-sTATE OF OHIO, BEL.

4 MONT COUNTY, SS-Conu Of Coniinon Pleas
Jssrg u. GooDwis VS. SARAH N. GooDwfs.
Petition for divorce now pending In said court Dep.
osons viii he taken to he read In evidence on the
ing OF the above case al the Office Of the Mayor Of city
of stcuenve, In said city, in the county Of Jefferson
on Friday aud Saturday the 18Th and 18Th days OF Aur
next, between The hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
T.. ~ OF said days e. q. CARROLL, Sol. for Pet'r.
July 18th, IeJ3.--3 weeks. "a n.
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July 18th, 1853

.SHERIFF'S SALE.-JoHN GREENLEAF JR.
~ VS.: WILLIAM GREESLEAF, ct aL-ln Partition.-By
virtue of order of sale directed from the Court
Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio at the
term thereof, will offer for sale on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of August, 1858,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p
OF said day. on the premises, the following described
real estate situate lying and being in the county of Bel
mont and State Of Ohio, and bounded and described
follows to wit being part OF the east half Of section No.
81, township aud range No. four in said county, lying
same at station seven in the middle of said turnpike,
thence south one hundred and six poles and fifty three
hundredts to station No. six thence south eighty
degrees. west eigtyve poles and seven huniredts to
station No. eight the west boundary OF said half
hundred and six poles and fy hrse huadred,hs
tion No. three in the middle of said turnpike and there
with north cightyo degrees east eighty five and nine
teen hundreds pole TO the place of beginning contain
ing fty.sx acres of land. Excepting, however, from
said tract of land the following premises being part of the
half of section No. 81, township and range 4, in
said county of Belmont lying on the turnpike west OF
ST. Ciairsvle beginning for the same on the line boun
Diary the side of Jesse Pennngtons farm in the
middle of the turnpike thence with said line south 1867
ndredth pole to stone for corner, thence le H.
30 ~ hundredtls poles to a stone for a corner from
which white oak - feet in diameter distant - links
N. e. also white oak feet i'll diameter, distant
hears south wes thence N 1868 nndredt poles 10 The
middle OF the turnpike, 5. S4 west 302 hundrchs poes
to said pike to the place OF beginng, containing twenty
| acres of land.
of the National Road and nearly opposite Woodmansce,
Tavern, ut stake set up in the ground and running
tnenCe ana on s0utn oil road
~ f. 90 feet south 221 and eight tenth feet stake
west 90 feet to stake north 227 feet the beginning
containing and laid out for seventy perches and two
feet of land more or less.
Also, another beginning for the the soutl
side Of the turnpike and opposite Samuel Woodmansee'
dwelling house at corner il being the NJ L. corner o
John A. Haines' lot that bought of John Greenleaf
AND running thence and bounding the south side
the National Road N 81 , f. tweSty feet to stake
thence s. sixty five feet to stone, thence southwest
eTy Is feet where il inersects John A. Haines
line at stone thence north along John A. Hanes' in
l25 feet the place of beginning, containing sever
perches and seven feet of land more or less.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, July st la53.-s,75
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0TWe have received the MS. of an Ad.
dress to the "Washington Guards" and
bridgeport Artillery" delivered on the 4th
Of July by Rev. ID. s. WELLiNe, with re-
quest to publish. 1t shall be done, gentle
men, as soon as possible. ...
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% Mr.. JOHN ANDERSON has taken rooms
in the Court House and is now prepared TO
take Daguerrean likenesses in the highest
style of the art. He has on hand some ex-
cellent specimens of his work and we have
no doubt he is prepared to give satisfaction
to any one who may favor him with call.
He will remain but short time among us,
therefore be sure and call soon.
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SIlERTFF'S SALE.--JEssE EVANS vs..
Il J Trosss TrATLx--tn Attachment by vtlue of
an order Of sale 10 Gtcctsd from the Court Of Com
Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio made at the adjourn.
ed term beg aud held the Couri house Of said Coun
ty ofTucsday the 9Th day OF July, A. u. l59 VIII Of
Ter at public anetionOn
WEDNESDAY he 2Oh day Of July, 1858,
between the hours Of lOu'coek, A. NJ aud o'clock, r. NJ
VI said day the town Of Barnoave, Belmont County
OHIO tie following goods and chattes to wit - barrels
u Rock Towder OK Carr, horse carts, one shOIt
hpr.ed picdy bald face DARK Bay horse aud sad
die AID birdie, Blind Gray horse, Blind dark nay
orsc, and aso In Tie same case a. above stated And nv
virtue Of the dftier will offer Tor sale Thurs
Ia, the 2Is dav oftuly 40 is53. between the hours
Of ~ O'Clock A. NJ. and O'clock r NJ. of said dev tho
premises Of Mahlon Il. Hatcher, Union Township. Bel.
most County, Ohio and on the National Bosd, milo
west Of Loydsvile, the following described goods and
chsics to wit par OF Red and white work zen with
yoke. one pair Red work oxen without yoke and ono
pair OF dark brndle work oxen with hite them
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
shcrif's Once. July sih lEj3.-i,2j.
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lGnERIFF,s sALE.-TnonAs TnoMrso,

|SllERIFF'S SALE.-THoNAs THOMSON
- vs BLfzl ASs MuHHaY, 81 hi.-fn Pantion.-B,
yuue Of an order VI sale directed the Court
common Pleas Of belmont County, OHIO. at the sunnei
term thereof a. p..is53, will Offer for sale on
WEDNESDAY, The I'm Of august, 1853
between the hours Of 10 o'clock n. aud O'Clock p
~ Of said Day at the front door Of tho Court House in
81 Caifsvilio, IN sad county, the following describe
real estate wit being part Of the west half Of tho
north quarter of section ~ iownf. no. and range
no s. and bcginning for the al tic ~ W.
sad section al stone In rpe creek. thence souih ~
pole 10 station 2, thence east tOG2 pOns to stone
ion thence north 1913 poles 10 stone station thence
wesl poles TO the place Of beginning containing sixty
two acres more less
JOHN g. NICHOLS, Sheriff
Bherih's Once, July sth, IsJ3.--3,D
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10 TEACHERS AND TOWNSHIP

ITO TEACHERS AND TOWNSHIP
BOARDS or HDUCATToN.-R Rtror Of the tex
book committee Of the Belmont County Teachers Insti
nie adopted by the Institute at its scssion IN October
Your Committee appointed 10 examine and
recommend Text Books, after having exam.
ned such books as they could obtain, on the
various sciences, would recommend the adop.
ton Of the following resolution:
Resolved, That the following named Text
Books be recommended for adoption into the
Public Schools Of Belmont County:
McGUFfEY EcLEcric SPLLLIxG Book AMI
READERS:
RAYS ARfTnMETICs AND ALGEDRAs, AMI
PfSsEo's PRIMARY g. ANALYTICAL GRAM.
MARS AND ESGLIsH TEACHER.
n. ID. McCARTY,
CAdTmnn Of The Tsrt Boot Committee.
hiI ofihe hooks named In the above report can Ic Or
Ained at tho Bookstores Of =. GREss.KUER and j. n.
WILLIAMS, at reasonable rates.
Tor particulars Of Introduction apply 10
T.. e. BOWLER
Age"' for the Eeiseie Ssries. CAfiieofis, o.
May g. lsJ3.-ly.
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0TThe "ASbury Notes." Greencastle, In.
diana, comes to US this week enlarged and
improved very much. We are glad to see
this evidence of prosperity on the part Of our
friends. Long may you wave. r.
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PHILADELPHIA, July IL.
Beeves Is 90 offered, at SO l0c. p 100 lbs.
Hogs, prices vary but slightly from last quo
tations.
Cows, about 200 in market prices $4,000
1900, for dry and $I5,oO@4O.oO for fresh.
Sheep and Lambs, former from $2,OO@4,-
3D. latter S3,O0@4,50.
CINCINNATI, July II.
Flour 3,6O@3,67.
Corn, mixed, 1000 bush sold at 3ac; white
at 66c.
Oats, 1000 bush sold at 55c.
Nothing done in Provisions.
Groceries quiet and unchanged.
WOOL-the demand has been less active
and prices are rather in favor OF buyers. Sup
plies of the new clip from the West to arrive
freely and there is more disposition to realize.
| The weeks sales only amount to 5O@6O,OOO
h s mostly in small lots at our quotations. -
Phila. Com. List.
.f PITTSBURGH July IL, 1853.
Flour--we have no sales from first hands
reported to us. From store, sales of so bbls.
superfine at $500 and 200 do at same figure.
On the wharf, $3,s5@$3,S7 would have been
paid If any had offered.
Groceries--sales of 10 hhds. Sugar, in lots
I at s 1906 Ia, for fully fair to prime; bbls
Loaf Sugar, 8 LAOS l-2; Coffee sales of 96
bags, to the trade, at 10 l-S, four mos. 30 do
do. at 10 Ia, four mos, and 20 do. 10 is
cash.
Bacon-steady sales are making at prev
Gus rates, except that some holders are ask
ing an advance on sugar cured Hams. Sales
of 5000 and 1000 lbs shoulders.at Ia ant
1000 do. at b; 1000 and 5000 Bs. Hams a
> 8 l-2; 5000 and $500 lbs. Shoulders ant
r Hams at 6 Ia and o ia; 5 tcs Sugarcure'
Hams ut II l.2 and 8 do. at ~.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICING
tCe is hereby given, that al tile Probate Court for
Belmont County, the undersigned appointed aud quail
ied as Admnst of the estate of Elizabeth Nichols
late of Bureau County, llr, deceased.
All those indebted to said estate are requested to make
immed ate payment; and those having ains against
said estate notified present them for settlement
within ono year from this date. -
EDWARD MILINER, Admir-.
OF 0yv
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4 N ORDINANCE.

~
N src. LIST. Be il ordained jy the Trustees Of
person or PERSONS from and alter thirty days alter the
date hereof shall SELL vend give awVy or in any way
aid any person persons TO procure any wt,
spuOus alt liquors of any Kind Whatever, for tba
purpose OF tipplng If any person or persons sha
sell vend give away with intent 10 cyade the provl
sions of this Ordinance any spiruous or malt liquors of
any kind TO any person under twentyone years of
or any person persons shall lease, hire or permit to
he used as place Of general resort any dwelling house,
shop store house, stable tenement of any kind for
the purpose of selling, vending giving away any of The
above iOned liquors, for the purpose of pplng
nemperance, each and every person offending ainst
any OF the provisions of this Ordinance shall on convic
ton thereof he fined in any not less than hlcen nor
more than tv dollars and costs of suit and imprisoned
in the County Jail not less than than twen
~ davs al discretion of the JusCe or Probate Judge
PrOridcd that nothing in this section shall lie
stTued make unlawful 10 sell for medicinal, arts
cal or sacrsmcntal purposes
SEC >. That if any person shall violate any OF the
the preceding section made penal they shall
not allowed to sell for any purpose whatever, under
the penalty of not less than ten nor more than fifty dol
lars aud imprisoned moi less than five more tau twen
iy days.
SEC =. That any person persons shall while un
der the influence of noSicaing quors, act dsorderly
or abuse any person persons, snail he fined In any
less than fve nor mor3 y dollors and inpris'
Oned not less han! I'VE nor more than twenty days.
Done in .,eeial meeting ihs sst day OF June ieSs'
| ANON DAVIES,
AIRATAM G LoFER, Trus'se''
4 true cory.
kues, siMvEt ! pAvIrs, Up Clerk.
| JuiV H. l1J3.-.'1
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0HFThe National InteHigencer thinks the
reported resignation of the English mission
by Mr.. BUCHANAN is correct.