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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
COLLAR MANUFACTORY

A the sign of the Big Black Collar
~ The subscriber is prepared to furnish TO saddlers
the public generally superior article OF Horse collars
Don't forgeI the the piece in the "Johnsi property
asst OF Me Court House. sign of the Big Black Collar.
j. NJ TODD.
st. Clairsve August l2, l653.-tf.
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= HERIFF,s sALE.-zAcnlnl,n n.,.

| ~ HERlFF'S SALE. -ZAcHlRtau DAuV
- 70 ions Dnfy :" a'.-is PaRrirtos. nv virtue ~
"."s =" 'ar 10 ~ directed from the our o common
i'ta' oi belmont Cnuuty ono, at the gunuc, Ta,,
oieoi A. ID. 1913, wiz Offer Of sale At pubiic auetio"
TUESDAY, the goth day Of September, A. ID
15 fetwfen The hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ST. and o,ci,c
- o. ol Ha1 10y al ihe front Of the Couu Hons, In
~ 1ItHsye, ~ sad county Of Belmont tie foloWin.
useied hal Este'' to wit Situate wing and Ieing in
hcai township near the Mouth Of Pipe Uteok and aiont
Wp ,'s RON the ONO Rive, IN the Aforesaid county
C'lslhihn one hundred aud sAty acres OF land nae n,
fhs beng tc North east qgaftar of section fi Nine
Gh township five % aud range three a The sn,pe
!nat was prcased " the General Government bv lain
hay deceased IN he life time and on which be resided
AZ we e 2i his dean and joins the iand Of Joseph White
and Oliver Duniee. - ~
Also lot No. IG IN the town Of Iseois sburrb. BeInor,
County Ohio with all the appnutnanees thereunto be.
longing. "
JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sHERv7s OyTfcE, August 18th A. ID. ls53-s35O
GHERIFF'S SALE.-Is PARTITION.
} JoEL IosT vs. AAgoS YOsr ct al BY virtue of
an order Ofsse 10 me directed from tie Court of Com
mon feas Of Belmont County OHIO at the summer term
tneeof D. 1853. viii otter for public auction on
TUESDAY the goth day o. September A. ID. |
ij3 he;ween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4oc,o,k
y ~ oi sad day al tho front door ofthe Court House i'm
20 'Srsyille ~ SAID county Of Belmont the following
esStlbed Rea Estate 70 witt Being Los Nos I2g A I23
~ te 'owh OF Burlington in said county Of Belmont aud
ave oi ONO aud 81 iect 20 the dover Estate Of Nancy
" q ton widow Cf Robert Yot deceased Also al The
~ IN NE si1resaid Town Of Burlington which lots arc
rec OF dover.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
rHERiF's OTTfrE, ,uEust y, lcj3.--?.uO.
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Natural CuriOsitips.

1t has long been said that Hooking coul,
boast of as many and as great cu.osities as
any other county in the State, though bu,
few of these have as yet been made subjects
of public notorieb. We have very remark.
able crock House, in Laurel tow nshp. u
partial description of which we published a
few weeks since, also Rock House in Benton
township, under which many large road
wagons have taken shelter during nights and
strms; the cash Cave" which is verv LARGE,
capable Of sheltering probably 1000 men, in
which is an immense bed of ashes the "Old
Mans Cave" OF which we have not learned
its peculiarity, and several others which have
not become so generally known. But not
the least of all is Natural suspension
Bridge" of which we will permit the Ian
caster Gazette to speak, as its editor was to
see it last week:
"This bridge is perhaps one of the greatest
curios:ies in the State. 1t is sixty Yards span
and some twelve feet wide, at an altitude of
sixty feet, and is most beautifully fringed with
fern leaves. On one side of the bridge is
large cave capable Of holding three hundred
persons-at the base of which is large spring
of clear though rather warm water.-This
bridge is in Goodhope township, Hooking
county, and is some six miles from Logan
Hooking Sentinel.
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MONDAY, Tie 18Th dan of AUGUST ,ssa

n
De'ween The hours Of 10 O'Clock A. A. and A o,cio,L
W e,u usy on ihe premises, the follow ing described
, @ situate lying aud being IN the county of Bel
Sifu o"u ctate O ONO, aud bounded and destrlcd AZ
tolows. to wit: being part of the ess IsiT ~ a.
- oWhsIp' aud range No. four in aid rourty -.
sso ' a. west Of "a Carsve, beginning for ne
a. alalOh seven IN the middle of said turnniLo
eIlSe south one hundred aud six t,oles and 6ny ih
!" sIaiion No. SIX, thcige soutL eiyiv nnc
s.atio NJ e,.hty,ve poles and hundrcdths 10
IT, ~ W. eghl % ihe west boundary Of said haIf se,
on, thence north FIVE huu4reGtIs of dsgIee , n" sa @
uiuted and SIX poes and 6fythree bundredtbs a. , %
with toy,i c iuhle ol SAID Turnpike and there.
aan h ~ sn'y'ohe Degrees east eighty 1--WE anduo
zen huhdfedhs pole TO the place of bcriynin,
IA ~ ny ~, ~ acres Of land. Excepting however from
@ @ aS' oi ahd the following premises Leing RI o ta
east haii OF section No. -. tovynabin and 49, ''o
sa'I county Ol Belmont. ing on the turnriLc - ~
- arsVHe' he'hhing for the same on The line Lnun
10 ths east sde Of Jesse Pennngton's farm in tI,s
nHde o the turnpike, thence with SAID ine 20
unored'l tole to stone for corner thence ~ ~
~, y = "uhpteu'hs poles 10 stone for Corner om
NH,.i White oak - feet in diameter distant ti,,Is
y. H. also white Oak feet in diameter Jist,n, In,
Lears south west, thence ~ 1OCj3 hlndredt nnls
'" h' turnpike :. ga west 30 % hundreths pnIes
acres Of land. 5"s' 'V.''aIhhs twenty
Also anG'hcr tract beginning for the game on on,
- ~ te Naoha hoad and nearly opposite WoodIransee,s
t'tTn ~ stake set M ii the ground and ,u,,,i,,a
lAence aud hOuAdag the suu; sida M ssiJr.5 ,ss
= r. W eet south , - aud eight lertn f,et "a, sfata
~ leeI 70 stake north ~ feet 10 the bepinning
eet OF land more or less Nv P'i'"'S A"" WV
hso another tract beginning for the same on the soutb
iHe o tIe turnpike and oppos tie Samuel lyondsnsa,s
Ms'I.g .oi-e al corner It being the n e. corner of
'on y Hanes' lot that was bought of lain Cyeanier
t uH'Ihg telre and founding on the south side of
hence 4 six:y five feet 10 a stone tberre a s,,h.'
ny course - ieet, where II intcrsects John Uaines,
e a. zone thence north along John A. Haines > line
. ieei TO the place of beyiuuing cnni,i,ia, ..ns @
e'Ihes and seven feet OF land more or Iess ~
sherif's Office, July eth, la53.-e55 '"''''
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DIED.

On Tuesday evening, August 2nd, EMMA,
daughter of HIRAM PENNINGTON, Esq, of this
place, aged 3 weeks.
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STATE OF CHIo. BELMONT couN.
" ~ ~ Ss--ErsitE NostY vs. JfssE Ydstv --fo.,t
VI arcommor eas.--Pciion for Divorce aud Alinusv
tsn 'usse nnly is horchy nUtihed tha on the ilth
-. u 1uy a. ID is5a petition was filed In said Cent
~ we sad hunice NOiIy Rgains, you the oIce, s,J
s ,.ed peilion u Tor ahvoroe aud AIimony Tne
anses te Iort IN said petition are extreme 81
gross neglect Of duty aud that sad etit iii Iu s
'"ga' 'he september tcfm Of said court A. % Issl
BUNiCE YuNLN
July 90, is53.-aw. 'AA'AAS' hcf to''
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0L-The Deaths in New Orleans from
iellow Fever for the week ending Aug. LIST
pounted to $50. A few cases of the Fever
Ce appeared a: Mobile.
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W sue u'oYc llce levlnd IN the i1UW
named townships and School sub Districts lOr school
iIlr poses the following ainOun.s
Rushing Township $I2S district NOT so in addition
Goshen Township s?G - except Dist. No. ), sol.
hhkwOod Township, District No. :, S3l2, No. II $50
Dlstrici No. $3.50 District No. II $50
Mead rp. 1860 except IN dist No. ? and o.
rease dist. No. $500 and balance OF Tow wnshp $1,000
niuItney lp. SI9j a. Dist No. SIS dist. No 9 so
HIchlaud Dist. No Sl-2 Dist. No. ID $50 DIS. No. 3
500. No. SI6j. No. $50 No. si,2j.
smith TIP. Sjil dist. $500. No. e. S2Gj, and No. 10
pts. Goshen d Smith Sis.
Wayne Dist. No = 500.
Wheeling, Dist No. 500. tn. s110.
Warren Up 1854 except BatncsyIlie district
N0TCs is hereby gwen that Will attend in person or
ny deputy tine follow Ing Haned DAYS at the usual MIA
ave TaXes-yiZ:
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0TTO TEACHERS,

The Belmont County Board of School Ex
aminers will meet in the School House a
the West end of St. Clairsville, on Tuesda,
the 10th inst. at 10 o'clock, A. M.
BY order of the Board.
d. d. T. COWEN, Clerk.
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6FMr. ARTHUR BRADEN, presented us
with some of the best summer apples that we
have ever eaten--large and sweet
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TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT coUN.

TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
d., d. If' ss-JAcoR NJ wmTz, rs: Many A.r
~ /" M '1G-nou!t e. oi Common rIeas.-In Chancery-Pe
ne said defendant, Mary Ann White, will take no.
t'e ,nat 'ne SAID Jacob M. White flied his pettop in
a'o't 'ouIl III thdnCcry The .stb day of n 40
Io'' nahihs lne SAID defendant party therei-iLat
s"u Fe.ioh aedses That said defendant is the wife as
Ll tohiPla halli, and prays thai the marriage con-
ttS' sAlsg ieiween them be dissolved and JeeIaIed
nun aid void, for tie following Causes: 'u
ISL NiH absence Of thr said defendant ror oro ,i,.,
three years next before the fling of this Detiton
~ "fpss neglect OF dGty the part of the darar,,,.
the Court IA September, 1853. ''''' vi
JACOB VI. WHITE
June 3, l5J3.-6w. AIS 'i'V.
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0TThe laws have arrived and are ready
for distribution at the Clerks Office.
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,INOO MANY OF THEM.-2OO doz. Silk

and Cotton hosiery-for Ladies and Gents. l5l
doz. Linen and Silk Hdkfs. 800 Summer Hats.
All bought under peculiar circumstances and will be
sold ITO close) less prices than you before
them and perhaps will again. Every body knows.
or should Know, whe re they can buy the cheapest.
At STONE IL THOMAS
July o., 1851 ia Main ST., Wheeling.
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"Why not man in hundred would give
fig for the opinion or authority of most
Teachers out Of the school room? The views
of this class of men, with some rare exceptions
are almost invariably narrow, predjudiced
and conceited The opinion of a boy of
fifteen years old is much more valuable than
theirs upon the question outside of the school,
because the youth is not trameled by con-
cet Of learning and pedantry The occu-
patton of teaching schools confines the
dealings of the Teacher to children, and the
practice of lording over little boys and girls
begets an inflated idea of superiority. The
school becomes the world, the teachers are
wise above all the boys in the school and
they cannot divest themselves of the notion
that they are wise above all men when they
get out of the school,"
What stupid set the Teachers of Ohio
are in the estim alton of the very nice young
man who edits the Statesman. What can be
done to restore those "stited pedagogues,"
Gas they are styled by >the author of the
"Great Old Sunset" to the favor of Messrs.
Cox g. Smith! May be if the next State
Teachers Association adopt "THe Buckeye
Abroad" as the best reading book for the
schools of Ohio, restoration Of peace and
harmony may be effected. We do not pre-
sumo that such an act on the part of the
Teachers would minister to the inordinate
vanity and self-concent" of anybody. OF
course, not.
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be formed. The Yankees arc sligbtlv bebi,
in this enterprise, but they will catch IN if ,
works. We have no doubt Of its nI,i,o,,
success. Think Of getting despatch frop
parIs or 81. Petersburgh, some hours in ,b
day here bgfore the events telegraphed, bop
Pened there. We shall see these tbings soor.
n DANGEROUS CoUETERFEiT. sao
TINS morning $50 counterfeit note, on ,h,
state Bank OF Ohio, purporting to have beer
issued from the branch at Mount pleason,
1t is an exact representation Of the penuine
and is caculated to deceive the most scrutiniz.
ing. The best way is refuse all notes of IN :
denomination, of the Ohio State bank
Dt, TriJ., Sat.
Mt Pleasant, July 80. A. d. 1853 A l.
6S53. Bro. II. J. Howard: Eucloscd /
send you the proceedings Of our Lodge in
reference to the Death of Bro. Francis Coch
ran, late OF your State, which if YOU thipl
proper, you will please insert in vour PAPER
Yours fraternllly
A. X. WICKERSlIAM Sec'v.
Masonic HALL, Mr. PLEASANT.
Iowa, July %, A. l.. $3.50.
Mr. EDITOR:-I send you the following for
insertion in your paper, in accordance with in
structions therein containcd:
A. r. WlCKERSHAM, Sec'y.
Mt. Pleasant Lodge, No. sin addition to
the obsequies of our esteemed brother, Franc.
Cochran, late member of Belmont Lodge. No.
l6, Ohio, has this day unanimously adopted
he following preamble aud resotions:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God in
lis providence, to remove our brother, Fran |
rs Cochran. from this vale of tears, from the |
ircle of the Ancient, Free and Accepted Ma
ons, from the embraces of an aflectionate
VIE and children, and from the fraternity o.
relatives; all Of whom deeply feel
he loss which they are called upon to sus.
ain, and which community, too, is generally
lade to feel by this unexpected touch of the
olemn hand of Providence, in removing hence
ur much esteemed brother to the Grand
lodge on high, be it therefore
Resolved, That we deeply deplore his re-
loval hence, in the strength of his days, and
lat in him society has lost a most valuable ,
tizen; the order an esteemed, devoted, and {
ticient member; his wife and infant family.
most affectionate husband and father; his "
worthy relative, and all a faith I.
i friend. {"
Res0Iued, That we deeply sympathize with .
s sbereaved wife and children, his friends and :.
latlves, and beg that they accept this q
hough ieeble) expression of our coincidence :.
their behalf. ."
ResoIred, That the secretary forward copy =.
the above preamble and resolutions 10 the
iIcted widow and orphan children OF our II
ceased brother; alsoa copy to each o; the
Is of the wee klies in this place, copy also :
brother II j. Howard, editor of the Belmont :,
lronicle, ST. Clairsville, Ohio, with re- 4
ecttul request for publication, in their res &C
ctive papers. ~
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49, HERIFF'S SAIE.-Jogr Cprry,r,r-.

W. NlbLiAN 6HkENLEAg, ct ai.-In Partition-Bv
.ue o az order Of sale 10 directed from the T ~
I'm onmon Pless ol Belmont County Ohio at the sunner
term thereof, will OleT for sale on Wv summer
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HERIFF'S SALE.-JAcoR f. Gnov,

SHERiFF'S SALE.-THoMAs PITCHER
Ovs. Henry SPlEER. By virtue ul alas vend ioni
eXpOnas 10 directed from tie Coun o Common Pleas
autiOn
TUESDAY, Tie Goth day OF September A. D.
1913 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and UcIock
7. NJ OF SAID day al the FROM door OF the Court house IN
ST. Ciarsviie, in said county the following descril ed
Real Esa'e 10 wit;-Los Nos. 20 q - i'll The uf
New Castle Belmont County OHIO.
Lot No. 20 appraised at $40.
Lol No. - appraised al Slu0
JOnh G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sIEREr's OrFLcE, AUGUST g. lsi3.-2.5.
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Has Poor opinion of Teachers.

The Ohio Statesman is still laundering away
at the Teachers. From an article in that
paper, of the 10Th, we extract the following:
at is laughabe to see the complacent
vanity with which the Teachers assume their
superiority to any body else. Who does not
see that in elevating Andrews into sort of
demigod, the Teachers are ministering to the
inordinate vanity and self-conceit of the
profession.'
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r. OTlCE.-1s hereoy given that at nv in
! stance an attachment this day issudd hv JOHN
II. Johnson, Justice of the Peace for Eirkwuod Town.
snip, Belmont County Ohio. against the properly and
eile.s of John Bernard NONRESIDENT of SAID county OF
Belmont. d. PICKERING,
of the firm of ID. Pickering d. Co.,
July 90. ls53-pd. ~
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E'ARM AT PRIVATE sALE.--Tbe sub

E'ARM AT PRIVATE SALE.--Tbe sub
4 scriber takes Is meihud OF offering for sale his
farm situated in C1ieTan township, Belmont county.
SAID farm is The road eadH; lrom the pike 10 NJ.
Pleas1u and is pnnded ty lands OF Abraham Lash. Eli
sla Pickering others II contains VI acres & peTCles
the same more or less and fair proportion OF It is wood
land The land Is OF good quality aud the part
OF having been III for the last six years. IL is
condition produce abundant cTors of and grass
and the farm is well waieTed. The improvements
house, barn. spring house. 4 other cut buildings Treye
aspiring of excellent the house. and there
also oA the premises apple orchard and variety Of
other fruit trees. The farm s well situated between
National Road. d the Plank Road leading from Martins
vile 10 iiarrsve, it is six mics from 81. Glars
vile anp about six from Wheeling and IL very convent
emily located TO schools, mills, and places of worship.
The terms of payment viii he far; for further partcu-
lars Apply TO tile subscriber residing the emises
THOMAS EiDDARD.
Coerain, 7th Mo. Goth ls53.-pd.
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From tho ateubenyiIlo Itearld


Thc GovcrnmCDt--COI. Collier.
we notice various paragraphs in the East
ern Journals, in reference to the official act,
oI Col. Collier Of this city, while Collector
at San Francisco. The reports are somewhat
contradictory, and unreliable. The Co,lowino
which we find in the Washington City Re.
public of the 9Th July,-a popcr,now neutral
IN politics, represents the difficulty in a light
less biased, than those influenced by political
prejudice. The writer, who is a regular cor
respondent Of the Republic, and who has the
facilities OF being posted up in such matters,
states as follows:
WASHINGTON CRY, July 26, 1863.
A California newspaper, received by the
Treasury Department, states that the prand
jury of San Francisco has found a true bin
OF indictment against Col. James Collier
hrst Collector at that port. charging him with
having appropriated some $500 900 of the
public lundsj also that a similar indictment
was expected to be found against II. Butler
hing' who succeeded Col. Collier, charging
him with the misapplicaton of about $780,
900.
1t is not true, | believe, that the Depart.
ment has received any official notification of
the facts, or any information on the subject.
except that contained in the newspaper re-
lerred to. Some months since the Depart
ment sent out to San Francisco by the pre-
sent Collector (Major Ham nond) such eyi.
ience as it had in its possession, with direc- I
lions to have the subject brought before the
grand jury, if the evidence transmitted, and
such additional evidence as was expected TO |
De obtained, was deemed sufficient to procure |
.he indictments. This action of the Depart
nent was kept profOnd secret until to-day.
Col. Golfers accounts have never been
djusted by the Department: He az knowledres
atlng in his possession moneys belonging
the United States, but had steadily refused
D pay them over until the Department should
How him certain suspended items charged
gainst him. From the first, however. he
eclared his readiness TO stand suit and
bide the issue, whatever it might be. 1t
GEMS the Department preferred to take the
'ore summary method of a criminal prosecu-
on, which will probably end in smoke. Per-
APPS the prosecution in Mr.. Kings case
sts upon similar basis. C
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THE MARKETS.
PITTSBURGH August 9, 1853


FLOUR-very little was offered from first
hands. The foreign news by the Baltic did
not arrive in time to affect the market, but
will doubtless result in stiffening prices to-
day. Sales on arrival of 81 and 80 bbls. at
$4,56@$4,62 superfne and extra; and from
store 45 and 100 bbls at $4 ,62a$465 for S. f..
and $s4,75 for extra.
BACON-sales of 598 pieces Shoulders g.
Hams at 6a6a for Shoulders and 9alO for
Hams; 400 pcs and 1900 ibs. do. do. at Ct
and 81; 200 pcs. city sugar-cured at IL; 500
lbs. Shoulders at g.; 400 lbs. Hams at %
10; 500 lbs. plain canvassed Hams at lOa.
COFFEE-the demand is steady but not
active; sales of % and 10 bags at lOB, and II
do. at lO4 four mos.
SUGAR--small sales of N. o. at previous
fgures-5a5a. for fair to prime; a sale of Is
bags Brazil at ST
New York, August, g.
Flour--State squoted at 5,l2@$5, rs; Ohio
5,l8@$5,3I; Southern 562@$5,6S. Western
Wheat $l,33. Corn mixed rs; Yellow 76a.-
Ohio Whisky firm at 25a. Rio Coffe, 10, ia
va II, firm. Molasses, Orleans 27I steady.
--Tobaco Ky, 7@9. Sugar, Muscovado a.
Cotton heavy. Mess Pork l5,500l5,56,
prime 1900 Lard 10 !. Mess Beef 1887.
Shoulders 6@9 lower.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
Divorce ann Alimony.-Asx WEEpEs vs.: IIILERY WEE
DEN.
The said ilery Weeden is hereby notified that on the
10Th day of july A. ID. Is53. petition was filed in said
Court by the said Ann Wecdrn AGAINST the said lery
Needen. the Object and prayer of said petition is for
divorce aud AIImOny. The forth in said ne
ttion are neglect of duty and wiul absence for
more than three years And that said petition will Ire
lUr hearing al the September Term of said Court 1853.
ANN WEEDEN,
By PETER TALLAAS, ker sol.
July 90, ls53.-Gw.