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TWO FARMS FOR SALE.

nNE lying miles south of 81. Glars, lie and lornd
- Ell By ll.ds ol Hon b. Rnggs.s. Jacob Bowies NJ
Mttariddd ahl Em Harrison, containing l?j acres
or lvs-. There are about G-5Cs under
comfortable house and good ciices vs-ie,y Of friit
trees and first rate timber an noViau@ihc m' ~0,c
coal q! easy access. there gond Ne. AZ osc and
plenty of wa!er ~ every field Tie niner wing of a
tniie weSt u 81. Ci1Ifsye the NatiOral Hust tp
longing to the heirs OF Esv.d MtW liians con
tanning &c acres more les. eoui 80 under Cu
tIvstIOH. Titles Indi- pIiallr.
u ihe above farms not sod ly itt g1tii Fel
they viii lie for tent. For further particulars euaui-r at
Is Office, Of the -ultri Lyins,3 ucs eaS of Il
C!siGsvie. tfch. (. d. IEyTIS SEJTpN
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RAILROADS.

The action Of various companies, the past
week, is to US very satisfactory. The Wells
Vile road, we learn, is 10 Gated to Bridgeport,
on the Ohio side.
Philadelphia has subscribed $500,O00 to
the Hemp6eld road, Greensburgh $4,000,
and the citizens about 100000 more-the
borough of West Newton $4,000, which
makes the available stock Of the Hempfeld
road 81 $50 900. The road will be completed
in the shortest possible space Of time.
The Central Pennsylvania road (on behalf
Of the city of Philadelphia) has subscribed
$75O,OOO to complete the Cincinnati and
Marietta road to Wheeling. We have not
learned what rotue this road will take from
Marietta to Wheeling-but we do not be-
leve that the river route will be adopted.
Belmont county will soon be great rail-
road centre, which must very materially ben
eft our farmers, as we'll as call into requisi-
sition our inexhaustable coal fields, for man
ufacturing purposes.
Work on the Central Ohio Road is pro-
crossing as rapidly aspossible, and when the
Spring opens, our -go-aheadative folks
will be astonished at the way the dirt will
fly.
We have heard but little, lately, about the
Western railroad, by way Of Wheeling creek.
1t may be work of tme-but that Bridge
port and Wheeling will ultimately be placed
in railroad connection with the great North
west, by that valley, and Saltwater, at Urichs-
Vile, we have not for moment doubted.
All these works will tend to enrich Bel
mont County, and develope her resources.
Let them be completed with all possible
speed, -.--
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TO PRINTERS.

0-We have very good double medium
Smith Press, which we will sell very low for
Cash--or would take smaller Press in part
payment.
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MARRIED

-On the lst inst. By Elijah Combs,
Esq, MIR. JOHN HUETsMAN, to Miss MATILDA
BARNES, all Of this county.
On the Sd inst. By Rev. ]. Henderson.
Mr. PETER NoLING, and Miss AMANDA
BEATTY.
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0FTHIEvEs ABoUT.-On the night of the
Sd inst, the house of Robert M. Wilkins,
near town, was entered and his pocket book
stolen. They got $3.50 in money, and
threw the book, containing variety of notes,
in the yard. Look out for the rascals.
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happen from neglect or the engineerwouid be
to let the boat stop. There viii be no cxplo-
sion Of boilers.
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GTWe have no objection to the New Lisbon
Palladium publishing our editorial articles in
his editorial columns,-but we think Justice
requires that he should give credit.
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$500 IN PREMIUMS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

n order to triug the magazine lush sck 10 Tho
old Chan mel OF Ire mails, uhcer the reaCcd postage
the publisher OF
GRAH ANS MAGAZINE
O1e-s premiums amounting to FIvE HUNDRED DOL.
AIRS TO the PO,'nhthrf residents Of any post towns
In tie United States v W send the largest NUM-
Of subscriptions, through the mails, PRIOR 10 the fret
Of July, 1853.
First Premium, 5000 for the Largest Club.
Second Premium, $3.50 for the Second Best.
Third Premium S75 for the Third Best
Fourth Premium, $50 for the Fourth Best.
Fifth Premium, S25 for the Fifth Best.
Md to the Ten next ar7osi .,lcliidiy toHnd eo?y
oi GRAHAM. ior one year, with i've dollar binding
The list Of cOmpei,t0,s VII he pgbsed complete a.
hat Time. 70 that the utnOs fairness may he manifest
sls'enen VIII asO be published o. the nth o jane
oI ih1>e towns which have entered INTO CoHpet'ion
WIN he nuncr OF si' scri5ers sent rom eacn up !"
Ie Books Of the Ofice will also he subject 10 ie IN
tpeti1n Of competitors, and every evidence o g"0a
run furnished.
Trg T.Ras Ary-
single su'~erileTs. one year, 81
Ton IS
Thirteen ~
Single -u.rTiicrs laav b. aihCI e. any tu. q. tie
rate OF the first ciGh snhf.
tompeit1rs need no, conine ,Ielnselvtg :, ore -as
town, Tut tue uan's muS 'c Drg gs,Ld tv ;. CO., .c.
Tor hiHss whethef II IA more .Dwus. - d, 30
preTh"t COiiHstO..
Addrc-s, GEO. Z. GRAHAM.
III ChcstaUi s-rcsl. rhIia!cp p!i.e.
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DIED..

DlEDs
On the 2lst of January, near Belmont, of
tyfod feaver, JOSEPHINE H. PALMER, in the
2lst year OF her age. Josey has left kind
father, mother, brother, and sisters, to mourn
her irrepairs5le loss, besides large circle of
relatives and friends.
Yes she has paid that awful debt
Which we are bound TO pay;
In tears she washed her Saviors feet.
And did his voice obey.
The coffin, earti ahd winding sheet,
Does now her form enclose; -.-'~
Confined within the tomb to sleep,
l trust in sweet repose. T.
At the residence of his father, in Wash
ington township, Belmont county, on the Goth
ult., of pulmonary consumption, JACOB S.
MARSHAL, in the 9th year of his age, form
erly resident of Clarrington, Monroe coun-
ty, leaving wife and three children.
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0.rA responsible business house in Cincin-
natl has contracted for the building of first
c,,ss Ericsson boat to run from Cincinnati to
st. Louis and New Orleans. These will be
-. boats to travel on, as the worst that could
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TEMPLE OF HONOR.

HE.undersiyhcd have been Instructed to give notice
that the Social or Ladies' Degree. In toue ecion with
Hope Temple of Honor, No. 3o located al e. Clarsvie
VIII be Instituted in their Hail. on TUEsDAY the 22d inst
~ the afternoon, and IN the Tho Oeers Oi sad
Degree, viii he publicly installed w the Methodist "
Cbufch, where the Breaibren citizens aud public gener
any are respectfully invited 10 he present. aud where
address may he expected The installation to take place
al O'Clock.
u. r. RAMAGE.
ANDREW ALEXANDER,
EUGENE NAGLE,
81. clairsyile, Feb. II, 1853. Committee.
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NOTICE.

A T my instance an attachment was this day issued
"A by John IL. Johnss.un a Justice of the Pc !. .,
..n XIV ood township Belmont County s"..st the nro
debtor. Dated tins s6'h day Q. January, 1853.
J, II, BALL,
feh.a Pd'l or Nha hrp ef Wadble q Ball.
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0EFThe late rains raised the Ohio river
to thirty two feet.
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BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS.

'THl extraordinary preTarsiJa has t1ea for many
years TIE nOsi cerb aHt speedy remedy for COr6
Colds, hSTnHA BECNrHII!s. INGLut>z,. and DISEASES
OF rAE CELsr AND LrNgs. 10 those suffering from u.
siinate and confirm II touE- they riyc the
mediate and perfect rcel, and wiefi great !is'r, to
take cold exists, and troublesome Cough tie
sghes exposure, these Waters proance ihc
ed results They at once relieve tue Cru.n and Cihe5
symptoms, aud entirety remove that NOR - Irr;a.IIy
aud wcasess of the Lungs which give rise to the
plaiut. Tie mejica properties combined a
greeale form aud p'easa to tie tassc :ai any td
vii readily take inca aud they warranted 10 give
relief IN ten minutes after use 10 ell cases.
Frlce % cents per box For sa'c at
LEM. TLOMAS'S StJ-t.
Feh. 4 1859.
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Administrators Notice.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE j. he ehy given that the Probate Count for
~ Belmont County tile under signed was appointed and
qualified a. Executor Of The estaie Of Eli Taylor late Of
Belmont county, deceased
NJ those indebted 20 said cFtar, requested 10 make
Immediate payment; aud those having claims sgainst
said estate notified 10 pr them for settlement
within from this date.
Feb. 4, ls53--3tp pd BARNET TAYLOR, Err.
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Passengers are carried from Albany to n.
York city by railroad for so cents each.
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NOTICE

Ts hereby -iver TIA; there viii he petition presented
to TIE Coimiss sio1cfs of Belmont CouHty, al their
urAt .Jr review Tor ainrl: on on the road
z:ry oc a-ra Pom Bealv lie to Bertesye CON.
Tor SAID review near the trad of C;rae.
Nii sad runnHg of tAn old survev ard To IN
the Old survey al the Isaac faiter's gar
dna. Jan. % IS53
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0~rPErrn TALLwAS, Esq. has removed his
Office TO the old Bank house. See advertise
ment. ..t.t.r. .tt.
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SIIERIFFS SALE.

Z. r. ra'er, ny virtue OF an execution TO me
! - directed ffom TIE court of cor.
Sterling JohBsoni non pleas OF Belnont County. Ohio
et a.. VIII O.ier for sac OH the lJth day Of
February s. D. 1r5a tetween the hours of 10 O'Clock
aud O'Clock ~ OF aad daV he residenue Of fer.
ling Jolin-tDD N Smith Township Belmont County Ohio
tile following 2o0d- and chaes 30 vii: Brown Marc
one iwo-horse wagon AND one horse bnrgy
JOdE &. T.rEDLS, Sheriff.
Sheriff. sofee, February L. ls53.-sfDo
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

lOTirE Is h-rehy eivsr tat ;,c Prnaate Court 1T
y Belmont County. 'te undersigned were appoirteI
and qualified Adlln si-ators The ale OF Beuout
Z. lrw.E. late nf Belmont county, deceased.
Al those indebted ~ srd estate are reGrstcd to make
immediate payment; III those having claims a-aiL.t
said estate notified present them fur settlement
w.lhn one yeG- Il ON tIIs date.
JOSEPH W. LIWis
JAMES LEWIS,
Jan. q. izJc-"t- Adm,rs
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The Real Algerine.

Next week this wonderful Magician will
visit our town. We clip the following from
one of our exchanges.
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order to irinE the magazine iush ack 10 the
old Chan mel OF Hs nails uhcer the reaCcd postage,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
pATENTS.
PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with q. S. Paten
nasca WASHINGTON.
ONCE, WASHINGTON.
No. "a Stnfe Street-BOSTONs

agency Tor Business WIN u % EAsent
Once, WASHINGTON.
No. a. Stnte Street-BOSTONs
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS
i The subscribers (late Agent of the u Patent of
fee under the Act of 1880 determined to present adj
vantaaes in Bppying for patents periof 10 those Of
whereby on applications prepared and conducted by
him. THIRTY DOLLARS (instead of tsrenty as paid
back by ohers) will be RENTED by him in of fail
obtain patent, and the withdrawal through him
within thirty days after the rejection. Caveats Spe
ci6caons, Assignments, and all necessary papers and
drawings, for procuring patents in this any Other
countries prepared, and advice rendered legal and
scientific mat ers respecting Inventions and infringe
menls Of patents.
Inventors not only here obtain their specifca
tOns the most reasonable terms, but avail them
selves Of the experience OF 20years practice extern
sive library legal and mechanical works. and
accounts ofpaiens granted in This and other countres
besides being saved journey 10 ashngtun the usual
great delay there well all personal trouble in OBJ
tanning their patents. Copies of claims Of any patent
furnished BY renting one record
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
"Daring the tune occupied the Office of Commission
of Patents, r. II. EDDY Esq., of Boston did business
the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents.
There were few Ill any, persons acting in that capacity,
who had so much business before the Patent Office;
and there who conducted il with more skill
fidelity and success. regard Mr. Eddy MS one of the
best Informed and skilful Patent Solicitors in the
United States, and have no hesitation in assuring in
ventors that they cannot employ person COM
peteni and trustworthy, and more capable IF putting
their applications in form 10 for them an
early and svorably eOnsidea ion at the Patent of.
flee. EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner Of Patents
PATENT OFF. cE,-.
"R Il. EDDY ESQ, BOSTON, Mass.
SIR:-Yonr facility Tor the prosecution of any bus
mess connected with this Office, equal those OF
any other agent. l respectfully, yours. &c,
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioned Of Patents"
Boston, March 10, 1858. sep6 eod&wlam
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Important to the Sick.

~. " A. HILL, No. l2l Main street, Worcester,
IL Mass invites the particular attention Of InvaliJs
ana the pubic, 70 his new and successful method Of
ueh'lhg dlstaes by tho Of Magnetic tcriciy, and
~ newly discovered preparations Of Magnetic Electric
pelmeh's ~ me preparation OF remedial agents as Il
ppSselh, M large and varied praciice have enabed
~ - 20 discover new methods Of preparing, cOndens.
p una npp! resnts aud effect radical cures IN all dis
1sos o iqg siandmg aud in eases where the best med
M Nh eAl ~ the uHe q common medicines have failed
Neuralgia, Spinal Dsease, GonsnInptlnn Dvs,.nsis
nlron,c sore Ifoai, Chr mic rheumatism Plies Sero9
gla Chis and Fever Cuhneoua Eruptlons, Mind lis.
essIs, constitutional Debility, Nervous Affections no
10 ms new method ofirentment, and those who amer
sulrpg Tor years from these Diseases and given M Mi
ao % recovery have by DIN. been safely conducted
NY medicines can be obtained Of me in pey,on. ar nv
or in no other place. w i Sns' p'. ~
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The 100 A. NJ. tr2ln from Providence, connects A
Worcester with the Express rains from Boston foi
New York, aud AbsuJ, which loaye Worcester at 9.25
Am
With the Accommodation Train for Springfield ond
Albany, and all intermediate stations; which leaves Wo
eester at $50 a. n.
With trains OF the Norwich snd Worcester Railroad
for Norwich
With trains of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
for Lowell Nashua, Manchester, Concord, &C.
With tlans of the tichburg and Worcester RAILROAD
for Fitehburg Keene, Bellows Fails &c
7 ne ll.30 A. NJ. train from Providence connects al
Worcester with the alteTnson Accommodation Trains
from forester of all the above mentioned Raads.
The 900 P NJ train rom Providence connects at Wor
ces;tr with the Accommodation Train for Springfield
which leaves Worcester at 5.55 y. NJ.
With the Steamboat train for New York via Norwich,
(which leaves Worcester AT M.
With the trains of the Fclburg and Worcester Rail
road, which leaves Worcester al 7.l5 +. NJ.
The II A. NJ. tram from Worcester connects al Wor-
cester with the morning trains from Norwich, Spring
field, Fitchburg Nashua and Lowell
At Providence with the afternoon trains fer Boston,
Taunton, New Bedford, Fall River, and with Steam.
boats for Fall River, and Newport.
The 4.l0 M train from Worcester connects at Wor
eester with the Express Train which leaves New Yorh
at O'clock, A. NJ
With the morning Accommodation Train from Alba.
ny, and with the midday Accommodation Trains from
Norwich springfield, Fitchburg Nashua and Lowell.
Al Providence with The Boston and New York Steam-
boat Train .nr New York via Sionngton.
The 100 A. NJ and 4.t0 p NJ. trains from Providence
and the 6.5J A. NJ. and 4lO r. NJ trains from Worcester
Connect with the trains of the Norfolk County Railroad
at Waterford
These trains also connect al Woonsocket with coach
es for Milford and Mcndon.
AT Melville with coaches for Slatersve; at VIII.
tins with coaches for East Douglass and " hiinsvle
at Farpumswith COACHES tor Grafton Centre New,
England Village. and Upton.
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m ne axis his one question,
II you have got any lungs,
u you have got stomach,
II you have got liver,
" sou have got any blood
u You have got mucous membranes, or any other
members Of he body thai are = heirs to Ills y
Are You not interested in this efeaI remed,- Devne,s
compound Pllch Lozenge Store fremont Temple
). d FULLER & co. pioprietors.
Sold In Worcester by CALDWELL a Hin, Dluggists
Ageutsi TAFT & Harrington Grocors, and by dealers
generally myl9 "' az
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UNITED STATES
Life Insurance, Annuity & Trust Comply,
nF Pennsylvania. Capital, 100000 Dollars.
~ Cash payments exclusively. No Premium Notes
and no asses Bients.
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD. President.
CHARLES 6. INLAY, Sec'y
PLlAY FISK Acinary

PLlNY FISK, Acinary
Local Board of Reference:
Messrs. EHoch Train d Co.. } G. Howe d Co; Bian-
chari, Converse & Co N ash, Calender * Co J. b.
himball q Co. Grerse u Gray * Co James Read
Esq Aiber Fea;ing, Esq. ii. N. liulbrook ESQ !:
o. Forbes, ESD. Philip Gre.ly, Jr ESQ. tieorge viii
liam Gordon Esq, Hon Vim G. BATES all OF Boston,
The mixed SYSTEM of4e Insurance adopted BY this
Company. and The best English Offices, secures oil lhe
combined advantages Of the stock aud Mutual systems
The Premiums 10 be paid in Cash aud the present val
ue Of Annual Dividends is payable Cash, denIsnd
or deducted from future Premiums the option of the
party Insured.
d. California Life Insurance, and Permits for Aus
ira ia, Oregon, AID The Sandwich Islands, at reduced
raies Of prrm'mn. GEORGE II. BATES,
General Agent; New England Branch Office, M Is
Cong street. Boston, (cOinor OF Post Office Avenue
few doors from Slate stfeet)
JOHN A. DANA,
No Central Exchange, ~ orcester
GEO. A. BATES, Medic,h Examiner
ocl9 d-a WaW COW Nv
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NEWP0RT AM SARATOGA

NEWIONI AND aAkATOGA
O. Passengers leaving Newport in the morning NAV
reach Saratoga the evening
~ Passengers leaving Saratoga in the morning may
reach Newport the same evena <
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ompanying each Box
IL 20, 900 boxes sold in this State the mast wear and
gave univ ersa satisf actiun
me great secret Of the popularity of this Ointment
lies IN the TACT that it accOmpshes all 1t is recommends
ca to DO; and that do recommerd I to cure any
thlng but what, from the nature OF its Ingredients it is
an absolute sp efc for while Other preparations of the
KIND are recommended to every disease which The
human flesh is heir to- from Consumption down To the
bite OF flea, when in fact all the ;uedca properties
they contain arc in the handbs. and the thousands of
hciIlious certificates published in theif praise
lnVle those troubled with the above complaint (par
tlcularly "a Rheum) take box and Try tiff you
money.
- have hundreds of testimonials can show IN
one VINO feels disposed 10 call ON and satisfy him
selfaf the virtues OF this Ointment.
Prepared and sold by MONROE Terrell, Manga
tucS, g mr., 10 whom all orders shound be addressed.
Solu aso by me piincIpl Druggists, and Country Me.
chants generally. Price rs cents
WHOLESALE DePoTs--G " Cckener d Co., No.
81, Barclay street, New York; Weeks-s Potter Wash
ineon street, Boston; j. Green aid veil d. Hill and
u. scout worcester. dWSaweuW marl6
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Male and Female Tmposfers,
THE WoEDER OF THE WoRLD!
Devlne's Compound Pitch Lozenge /!

fT'HE Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs, &c, is the
cheapest medicine ever off red 10 The public The
following extraordinary case shows It's effects if G,ith
iuy used Let the disprmg in aid read this case and
nope on. II not able 10 purchase, call on our AGENTS
AMI get box Tree, such persons are welcume:
MY Friend, Rear 1bis Messrs S D. Fuller A.
Col had n severe cough for almost a year with
bleeding al the lungs aud raised great quantity of
matter aud have been under the one of The hest
physicians IN Boston, and have used a great deal Of
medicine, but without any other effect than 10 grow
wore, aud my physician said could not be cDred
commenced using Devne's compound Pitch Lozenee
about five weeks since and their has dne wonders
Tor me- 'hink they have cured me- and feel thankful
that so good u medicine is within the reach of tho
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER
No 10 Teston street
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This Is the most direct route

from Newport and Providence 10 Springfield, Albany,
Saratoga Northampton G. eenfeld, Fitcht urg, Keeno
Bellows tal S, Rutland, Bu1neton Nashua Manches
ter, Concord, White River junction. Montpelier and ST.
Johnsbury. ISAAC u. soUTHWfCK. Supt.