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DULEs AND REGULATIONS to GOV.

u crn all the working forces under my cont o. on
the Central Ohio Rail Road .
lst The wages given for mon laboring hands will
ne governed by the prices given the line of said road
notice OF which will he posted up in my office and ali
other hands per contract usual price given by
me for such work.
3D. hands aud bills will he paid on the first Satur.
day after the goth every month"; to the 10th of the
same MONTH Every hand wishing te leave the work on
The next pay day. must give notice the 10TH he will
not be paid in nl until the next ray day. II also re-
ques,ed that all having bills for other things than
work. will present them the 10Th Of each month 10
ensure their payment on pay day.
81. All persons having Shanties, other boarding
houses boarding hands for me, will he allowed TO
keep, or aluw TO lie kept, any Whskey, Wine, Ale or
other intoxicating drinks in or about their boarding
houses allowed to keep, harbor any dsorderly
person nor any hand after they discharged of tile
work. by violation of these rules the keepers of said
boarding houses will forfeit whatever money NAV he in
my hands al the time ot said violation.
4h il is required that all h,nds obey all instructions
given by the Superintendent, under whom he is work.
ing, aud behave peaccably and uu ct.
y without quarreling with other hands that may he
employed upon the work. In all where hand is
known to fight or quarrel with other hands the work.
or oil the work. II both working for me- the in fault
will forfeit whatever wages he may have in my hands
II both in fault both will forfeit their wages and be
| discharged without delay.
5th. Any hand or hands that may he engaged in any
out for wages or anything else will he discharged
and not allowed TO he hired again any work in which
! am concerned.
9th. Every hand that come, on the work intoxicated
or is known to spend his wet days Sahbaths in grog
shops will lie discharged. BY these rules all persons
will know what require, aud when pay.
Tth. Any Boss, Clerk or Superintendent the work,
not reporting any violation of these Rules, well known
to him, will be discharged as soon as known by me.
DAVID MCCARTNEY,
JuIy 1st lsJ3-3m
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AN ORDINANCE

Supplementary to an ordinance to provide
for repairing sidewalks in the Town of st.
Clairsville.
Sec /. BE ii ordained by The T1,on Coun-
Gil Qi the Town Of 81. Ciairsuiile, That all
owners of real property situated within the
crporate limits of the Towq of ST.. Clairsville,
be, and the same are hereby required TO pave
the sidewalks in front OF ana adjoining their
property, under the direction of commtte
consisting of SHEPHERD DAVIS, JosErH HAp-
RIs and AMBROSE COLLINS, or such other
person or persons as muy be from time to time
appointed by the Council for that purpose, if
such paving shall by said Committee be deem
ed necessary for the public convenience or
improvement Of the Town.
SEC. 2. That if any such owners of pro-
pery, who have been notified by the Marshall
OF sa'd Town, or otherwise by order Of the
Council, to pave their sidewalks as aforesaid,
shall neglect or refuse, Immediately after the
taking effect of this ordinancc--or if notified
alter that time, Immediately after such notice
to commence paving their sidewalks as n
loresald, and to complete the same with all
due diligence, according to the directions of
said committee; in all such cases said COM
mittee is empowered and authorized to pro-
ceed Immediately to cause said paving to be
done in suitable and substantial manner at
the expense of the owner of such property.
SEC g. That the costs and expenses of
such labor shall be n charge and lien upon
the real property adjoining, as well against
The legal owners thereof, as against all per-
r int III, lo, al
ahle' and such property shall be held and sold
II necessary to delray such costs and expenses,
and suit may be instituted in the name of the !
said Town against any such owner or person
interested before the Mayor or any Justice of
the Peace in said Town, or in the Courl of
Common Pleas Of Belmont County, Ohio, to
recover such costs and expenses; Provided,
that nothing in this section shall be SO con-
strued as to discharge the owner or owners of
such property from being personally liable for
such costs and expenses.
Sec. 1. That as to such owner of pre-.
perty as are non.residents of said Town OF, 81.
Clairsville,- the publication of.thh. ordip aace
in the papers of said Town, shall be sufficient
notice under The second section OF this ordi.
nance.
SEC. s. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after the lst day of
July 1853.
Passed May 10, 1853.
WIN. DARRAH, Mayor.
Attest: ID. ID. Il. CowEN, Recorder:
Six of iawn color, with a tnge of gold,
IS now fashionable in Paris, and is known by
he name of aurifcre
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FATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN.

STAIE OF OfllO, BELMONT COUN-
~ TY, SS.-JAcoB NJ. WHITE, us. Mary ANN
WmTr-Court OF Common Pleas.-ln Chancery.-Pe.
tition for divorce.
The said defendant, Mary Ann white, will take no.
tee that the said Jacob NJ White filed his petition in
the above Court in Chanecry the 2sth day Of May
1883, making the said defendant party thcroto--that
1aid petition acdgcs that said defendant is the wife OF
the said complainant aud prays that the marriage CON
tract existing between them he dissolved and declared
null aud void, for the following causes:
LIST. Wlfu absence OF the said defendant for more than
three years next before the filing Of this petition.
2d Gross neglect Of duty the part of the defendant
That said petition will lie heard at the next term o
the Court in September, 1853.
JACOB NJ. WHITE,
by MILLER PENNINGTON his Atty.
June 1. 1a51.--6y.
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sTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-


y TY, sS.-Rohert Mcmillan, ps. Anna Mcmillan,
Joseph Harvey Isabella Harvey, John McKelvey, Jane
MoKeivey, Joseph Mcmillan, Mary Mcmillan John Nc.
MILAN, Samuel Mcmillan, James X. Polk Mcmillan.
AnnaC Mcmillan, and William G. McMilian.-Petition
for partition.
The above named defendants are hereby notified ,ha,
petition was filed on the lst day OF May, 1852 in the
court Of Common Pleas of Relmont County in the State
Of Ohio, on behalf of the sad Robert Mcmillan, where
by, on behalf OF said Robert, partition of the tract iar
or parcel of land which the late Robert Mlan de-
ceased resided for several years before, and until his
DEATH and of which he seized in lee simple at tho
time OF his DEATH situate in said county of Belmont and
in Township six of Range four in the Seubenvc land
district, being all of the south quarter of section
in said township except about ten acres, and about six
acres o the north part of the north quarter of
lion hve inthc said township is demandcd and also
der Tor the assignment of dover in said premises to the
said Anna Mcmillan, as the widow of the said Robert
Mcmillan, deceased and the said defendants are also
thed, that application will he made, al the
said court for order that dover may he assigned
in said premises and that PARTITION he made OF the SAME
among the said parties according to the Statute sucl
cases made and provided
| d. s. COWEN & NJ PENNINGTON,
! Attys for demandant.
| June 3, 1R.J3-6w.
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THE TAPE WORM,

This is the most difficult Worn, to DESTROY of .u
ies e human system grows an almost desnss
,egx I necomIlg SO cpled and fastened in the Inesfn
vtus Dance Fits &C. that those ulieei seldom
10 Tape Worm fastening them to an esr .vet
treatment mnst be pdrsned would iRerefore a
10 Of myver Pills SO to remove an p
ne WORM which must be taken ir dbses of upon
spaonins @ Times day, these dreotions followed S
70 ia In enng the oIstinste
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$l,223,339 "a

$l,223, ,339 "a
Equal to $20,73i per mie-in cash, dis.
counts, interests, real cstntes and eo,ipnent.
oil included.
If from Shis sum of $Iaas sso we deduc,
H23 o0O Tor rail Charged to Western Division
.Dnt transferred to the Eastern without charge;
$500. .overcharged for Right of Way and
about oneHr!'iM of the Salary account, say
Si,al3, we reduce the aggregate cost to 81
19a,336. H..
Nov II we turn to page of the exhibit
made bytke President at New York, in March
last, we find that he states the probable cos,
OF the Road and Equipment at Sl,I5o, COO AL
though he was careful to qualify the state
inert by saying that "Lhe returns had not Aen
!. been made vbS' The "returns" show an OK.
cess OF cost owr his prorimate estimate of bu,
,SG,326. This, in an expenditure of about
million and squarter dollars, certainly shows
a'yes, dedrof 'circumspection in his state.
Tho Columbus g. Xenia r. r. ia often
:. Po'nteqfoSs.a model road, not only in the
shg"c6r OF I'D CONSTRUCTION, but fcf economy
St cost That road doubtless had tho best
..failroad ability of the State engaged in it, and
IT wqnld'not reflect very much upon any other
Directory, TO say that they had not done as
, wen as the Directory OF the Columbus and
NAenla road. Let Us see, however, how a
cogPdrlson of the management of the Cen.
iral with Che Columbus g. Xenia will resuh
In mak'nga comparison of the cost, however
1t should be borne in mind that .he c. &, X
road passes through one Of the most favorable
.dPirIcts OF Ohio, for cheap consrrubtion-tha,
lhere are none of those long embankmen,s,
which the valley of Lickingrequlres-no rock
excaSSeon-not half as much masonry-no
"section 81" like which there is but one Yves,
oi the Allegheny mountains
We find by the Report of the Columbus &.
Henia Co., made Jan, lst, 1851, the cos, Of
that Road to have been, deducting machinery
and real estate, $9s2 1886; or, calling in round
numbers the distance 65 miles, at s II, ,s65 per
mile; whilst the. Central Road after deduc.
ting machinery and real estate, has cost 81 ;.
O69,l which, for 80 miles, is at the rae ofI
sis,l2o per mile; or but 1925 per mile more
than The Columbus d .reHid road, Which
taking into consideration the character Of The
line, has been hult most economically.
Honor to whom honor is due GAINESVILLE
Gaifie. !,
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~ Office IN PARTITION.-Lewis Mob.

r. Office IN PARTITION. Lewis Mob
ley and Catharine Mobley, his wife, Alexander
Woodburn, Albert Jones and Jane JONES' his wife, John
Woodburn, the unknown heirs of Nancy Gates late of
Missouri decd the unknown heirs of Ann Gilmore late
OF Iowa, deceased, and William Gilmore. will take no
tice that petition filed against them the 7th day
OF May A. ID. 1859 in the Court of Common Pleas of Bel
mont County, Ohio, by Gus;avus w. Duval and Rosan
ma Duva his wife, and is now 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. or. of sec. 12 tp. s. range J.
containing 81 more or less and the r. of the NJ
T. ar of the same section-contaning 81 more or
less and that at the next term of said apple
viii be made by the said petitioners for order that par
ttion may he made of the said premises
ID. d. 4. COWEN, Atty for Pet'rs.
June II, 1885, weeks,
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July lst, lsJ3.-3m.

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No-
" tice is hereby given, that at the Probate Court for
Belmont County the undersigned appointed aud quail
flied as Admnst ator of the estate of Elizabeth Nichols
late OF Bureau County, ILL.,, deceased
All those indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment; aud those having claims against
said estate, notified TO present them for settlement
within one year from tlis date.
EDWARD MILINER, Admir-.
Iunn oI -
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A N ORDINANCE.

n ORDINANCE
4 n SEC. LIST. BE IA ordained 81 the Trustees of
Vdyhe topAshiP, belmont county, OHIO, That il any
person or persons, from and alter thirty days alter the
uae hereo shall sell v0nd or give away or in any way
au OF ASSIST any person or persons procure any wine
spruous or ma liquors OF any Kind whatever for ,he
purpose ol tipping or II any person or persons shall
sc 'eu or give away with intent to cvade the proyi.
sos oi s Ordinance any sprituOus malt liquors of
any khd 10 any person under twenty years of age
OF any person or persons shall lease hire permit 10
pe USED as place OF general resort, any dwelling house
sho store mouse, stable or tenement any kind for
the purpose OF selling, vending giving any OF the
aoVo mentioned liquors. for the purpose of tipping or
e~erahee, cach ana every person offending az
any nl the provisions of this Ordinance shall ON conyic
non 'bereoi he hned In any Tess than fifteen nor
more tlah my dollars and costs OF suit and
he County not less than ten nor more than TWEEN
asys AZ !he diseHtioiofIhe dus,ics or Probate Jdse
op.ded mat nothing In this section shalt he so con
suned as To mako II uaawf 10 sell for medicinal artis
iicei or sacrnnentai~purposes.
.sEo That II any person shall violate any Of tho
provisions OF the preceding section ae pen al they shall
MOI he allowed to sell for any purpose whatever under
me penalty OF not eas than I'm nor more than ahy dol
a's ann imprisoned not less than i've more tina wen
sEc g. THAT IL any person or persons shall while nm
uer me influence OF intoxicating liquors. act disordey
OF ause any person or persons shall he fined In any su
hol ess tnah hve nor more than ny doors aud mpris
ohed mol less lhan i've nor more than twenty days,
ANON DAVIES,
ABRAHAM % 9. LoPER, Trustees.
true copy,
Attest. SAMUEL F. DAWES. TIP. Clerk.
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ROLL EXTRA LISTING CARPET
L. Eastern make, at Uunea) STONE Il THOMAS.

.SHEhlFF'S SALE.-James Fulton, Mi
- chaoi Riley aud William Dole, os; Michael Collins
et Ably virtue of four several wris OF 10 M.
directed rom the Court of Common Pleas of BeImont
topnly, one al III" summer term thereuf A. d. Is53
VIII expose TO sale al public auction on Tuesday June
18TH, 1853, between The hours III III O'Clock A NJ and
0coek NJ of said day, on the line OF the Central Ohio
Ran Road, In Pultney township Beniont County Ohio
on Sections No. 10 aud the following goods and cha,
s 70 WIZ nine head OF horses, nine carts two hundred
Ahoves one hundred picks, one set of
lor'y erohars ,wenyfour wedges four sedse
nine seu OF earl harness. and all the Rock drest and nm
drest delivered and deiiyered said Sections M Ia
ana a on the Central Ohio Rail Road,
As JOHN q. NICHOLS, Sheriff,
shcrih's onlrc, June 10Th, ieJ3.--si,6a
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
- of Coun-on the e3d day NJ July 1883 between the
nours OF lOoclock A. NJ and O'clock NJ ON The pre m,
''c. wi be sold To the highest bidder tie following
rcal estate a. the property OF Sarah iahurn deceascd
Lot No 10, IN tho town OF Pennington IN town
Terms of'Ale' cash ,.
ISAAC HOGuE
,a,. AdnCr fsarah ilabum, dec'd
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Was there cuer such total rout! Talk
about General Scott's not carrying but four
States! Medill has not even township "to
swear by"
But the richest part of it is the way the
thing was done. Medll had beaten Many
penny at the 9th of January Convention, and
was afraid that Manypenny would beat him
at the polls. So he sells all of his original ad-
hcrents land goes quietly in for the appointment
of Manypenny men to all the Offices in and
belonging to Ohio.
The questions which come up now, and
which we desire to put to the friends of Me
dill, are these:
Ist. Did you, at the time you showed such
devotion to Mr. MedilI in the State Conven-
ton, design to carry the thing SO far as to per-
init him to dispose of you like merchantable
commodity!
I'd. Did you suppose, after you had nomi-
mated Mcdill that he was under the slightest
obligation to you!
Sd. Do you regard the election Of William
Medil as any more certain in consequence Of
the traffic by which you were sold?
We trust our inquiries will receive that at
tention to which they are entitled.
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AND FOR sALE.-The subscriber of.

] 4 fers for sale SIX HUNDRED AND PoRTv
ACRES of land, lying IN section No. l. Green tovnshi
HOckiHgsouniy, OhiJ. There is on the promises ,,p
CABIN HOUSES About four acres are cleared m es"b
eIm. The landis well tinhered. large quan,Iy oT !,
being poplar, There is plenty Of STONE COAL anS
iRoN @ ONE on NE land sald land lies miles non,
half mile from an ExCELLENT SAW MILL Ea
terms enquire OF JoskPH Wotr, living u mites from ths
land, OF tue Subscriber, living near CADl2 IIarrisx
county, OHIO. SAMUEL HINES
Calil, Juno II, 1853
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A pMINISTRAToR's MOTTO

A pMINISTRATOR'S NOTICING.
oe is hereby given, that at tho Probate Cour for
helmoni County, the undersigned was appointed and
luNnen as administrator OF the estate of Hugh Crayon
ia'oot lieimont County, deceased, ''
an those Indebted losad estate requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims Agains,
said estate, are notified to present then for seemen,
within one year from this date.
JuneS, isJ3.-3t-pd ""' u
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.sa- $500 CHALLENGE. .ss.'!

WHATEVER copeerns the healih and happiness oi
people is at all times of the most yaln lIs "~or
Iance take for granted that every person ,vi Do
a IN tneir power 40 save the lives of their children. and
ta eve,y person VIII endeavor TO promote ther own
y assure you that WORMS according to the opinsn s
VI re must celenrated Physicians the primary case.
aSu.s are table, If you have an appetite contnuslv
Ghagcabe from one kind OF food another Dad Brest
a,n III the stomach, Picking at the Nose Hardness AK
ruess OF the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever PuIse.Ir
reeu!arvrenember that all these denote WORM .,na
you ehOuld at once annlY the ~ ,''t ehu
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HolSENSACK,s WORNF SYRuP'

AN Article ioupded Upon scientific Princples rom.
pouhued wth spuIely vegetable substances heinz I'm
iecty safe when taken and be given to the s,o per-
wm sna dsG%sd ss,sha beneficial effect. we Bowel
dehated the Tonic. properties OF my Worm svrM, ana
m stands 1Sn% w,hon, nm Ian an ea r
which makes il haIlibe remedy for thos. am;a
W.n the astopshngrur performed bv iSa
o! its superior efficacy over all Otbers ' eTaehoe
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BfLIJAH WEEKLY, SURVIVOR OF
the late firm of Glover & Weekly is hereby notified
'haton the 18th day of May, A. d. 1859 NJ. j. W Clover
Adm'r OF James Glover deCG, of Belmont Co., Ohio
MED IN the Court OF Common Pleas of the County of Bel
mont and State of Ohio, bill In Chancery against the
SAID Elijah Weekly and Charles r. Wilson, the object
ana prayer OF which Bill Ia to compel said Elijah Week.
~ survivor of said late firm of follower Il Weekly to &C.
count TO NJ. J. w. Glover, adm'r, for ali monies in
his hands due said estate, and that said Wilson shall ac.
count IN IKE manner and the said Elijah Weekly is fur
or demus to the said Bill within sixty days aer the next
term OF said Court the said NJ W. Glover al the tern,
next aer the expiration Of said sixty days. will appy to
SAID Court to take the matter OF the bill as confessed as
against him. aud TO decree thereon accordingly.
NJ. ]. w. GLOVER.
June 10Th, ls53.--6w
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'NHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

ME STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT
L COUNTY, ss.-CouRr COMMON PLEAS OF SAID
CouNTy.--lS CHAScERy.-James A.. Gray Us: Daniel
Zane and Olhers-Daniel Zane, Edmund +. Zane Maris
Anna Zane, Eugene G. Zane and Timothy Cavenaugh
nonresident defendants in this will take notice tina,
on the llh OF May 1853, said Gray filed in said Court
his bill IN chancery, setting forth among other things
That he Is entitled to the legal title to Lot No in Zanes
addition to Bridgeport in said County, and praying said
court TO compel the said defendants execute the deed
or deeds with the usual claim of warranty for said prem
lses WIN the apputenances You VIII hei eloe appear,
plead, answer or demur, according TO law.
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
ID. l.. JENNINGS. Atty for Comp
May 10, lSJ3-6w,
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In 1889 the declared 'vslur of British wool.
lon manufactures and woollcn yarn exported
wst GlO,lGI0Tl,
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OTlCE.-At my instance an attach.
| ment was this day issued, by John Gilbert, Jus
nee OF the Peace of Peasc township, Belmont County
ohio against the property and effects OF Thomas I NJ
Even, a nonresident of the County,
Dated this eth day Of May, 1853,
Bridgeport, o., June 10, lssa-pd
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ TY, SS-James Scales as guardian of George W.
Ault. rs: William Ault, Voentine Aut aud Margaret
Ault his wife, Abigail Au Mary Jane Ault, John Aut
Susannah Aut, Lucinda Ault and George Ault.-Cour
Of Common Peas.-Petiton for Partition.
The above named defendants all residing in the county
of Belmont, except William Aut who resides in the
State Of Iowa. and all heirs at law and legal representa-
tves of the estate Of Frederick Aut late OF Belmont
ty, decd will take notice that the said James Scales
guardian of Geo w. Ault aforesaid filed his certain pc
tiOn for partition on the Cd day of June, A. d. 1853
the Court OF Common Pleas of said county, making the
above named persons parties and defendants thereto
praying partition of the real estate Of which the said
Frederick hut died seized said real estate being situate
in the county slore.aid aud being part of NJ W: Or of
NO. 10 and tp No and range No. g. containing 1877
acres, less, and being the premises
cupied by Voantime Aut one of the defendants aiorc
sad and particularly described in said petition aud
TO which eerence is here made-hat at the next term
of said Court in Sept 1853 order will be asked for
partition of said premises and for such other proceedings
as authorized by Law.
MILLER PENNINGTON,
At'y for Petitioner.
June II op53--6 yeeks.
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NJ EW GOODS.-Beautifu and fashiona,
Y ble Lawns from g. TO aJ cts. per yd. Berase De
Lsnas from 10 cts. up 10 81 prr yd Neat and ycr,
handcome silks nom ~. cts. up 10 sIJS per yd An
good articles. CAN and see. w r. ASDJ'Ry -"
Mayo. No. l69 Main street, wheciin.