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THE TAPE wNRNrr

This is the most difficult Worm to DESTROY of .n Il
nest tIle human system, i grows almost inde6nsa
length Incoming so coiled and fastened i'm tle
and stomach efecting the health so sadly as ~
Nitus Dance Fits, &C.. that those af cted seldom If a.
suspectthat II rs Tape Worm Fastening them 10 an earl
grave. In order to destroy this Worm very ona.y
treatment must be pursued would therefore be nona
to take To oi my Liver Pills as to remove sIi ~
strucliohs that Inc Worm Syrup may act direct uno
the Worm which must be taken in doses of Q 1shi
spooniulls Times day, these directions followed ho
never been known TO fail in curing the most oI, navo
e asc OF Tame Worm ''N '"oSs oDstnata
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'o' oHCFI
WILLIAM GILL.
HiTect0r oJ HErm0y,
AIILL-L l. IL

'Ahii.lI t'ANll Is,
which WnS unanimously adopted by the me, inc.
'nnUtlun, the meeting ugiuuIntd
EhNl AMiN RtGuLES, Chairman,
iluEruy J. lIuwAED, Soc.
Arthur SPRING, JR., EXCuLrArEp ny
HIS FATnER.-The following declaration hy
Arthur Spring, who will be executed on Fri
day next for the murder OF Mrs. Shaw and
Mrs. Lynch, fully cXculputcs his son, whom
he has, up to the present time, implicated in
that horrible tragedy. II there was an i'm
preston on the mind of any one as to the
guilt of the son, this solemn ussoyeration of
the father must entirely remove it.-Whle
his dying declaration asserts the innocence of
the boy, L cannot fail to confirm the conviction
that Arthur Spring, Sr,, was the pcrpctrator
of the bloody crime which, to this tune, he
has stoutly denied. This act of cxculpation
induces the belief that, before he suffers the
extreme penalty Of the outraged law, he win
make a full confession OF hs participation in
the murders for which he has been condemned
10 die.
The following is a true copy of his declara-
ton, given in writing over his signatures
MoYAMEEsISG pRisuN, June 7, 1853.
|, Arthur Spring, do solemnly, in the fear
of God, (Belore whom am soon to 0ppear)
and in the presence OF Rev, John Street und
Rev. Mr. Kensil, declare that my son, Arthur
Spring, Jr., Gas far as know had no hand in
the murder of Mrs. Shaw aud Mrs. Lynch
neither do | believe that he had any knowl.
edge OF those persons being murdered. Wit
ness my hand, this day, as above written
ARTHUR SPRING.
Witness--J, STREET,
r. T. KEKslL. iPhK RnlLeLtu- sLh
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for schools and families.

cutters PHYSIOLOGY, large and small, with the plates
mounted and paper. Also, Grcenleai's arthmatics.
nave formed an agency for this Co. for these important
works. and can give them TO the trade shools and am
esiion favorable terms. School books generally hand
oot's9. j. II. WILLIAMS.
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NEW GROCERY.
\ InuNSTON nEEEDS nn .

public, an extensive assortment of GROCERIES,
consisting of Coffee, Sugars, Molasses, Golden Ryrup
Teas, Tobacco Candles, Soaps Chocolate Candies Figs
Rasins Pepper, Rice spices of all kinds and sorts and
anylhng aud every hng usually kept in Grocery store
Flour by the barrel or retail, Wooden Ware Earhen
ware Ropes, Nails &c, sc.
All of which will he wholesaed or retai'od at unusu.
ally low rates for Cash approved Country produce
CALL AND SEE. March 4, 1853.
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ENEIQSEEMNs.

The above business will be carried on hy John 7
FRiNr, In the old stand opposite to j. PArroNs store
Where he VIII he found at all times to those that
may favor him with Call in the above bI Isness From
his long experience in the business, he hopes he will
share portion of the public patronage.
Dec. ~, 1852. JOHN l., PRINT
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,lyHE sTATE OF OHIO, nELMoNT

COUNTY, SS.--CouRT 0F CoaMoN PLEAs ~ sam
tnt NrI.--iN CnAEy yERy.--Jamcs A, Gray rs. Daniel
zane aud uihcrs.-napic Zane Edmund +. Xano, Maru
Anna Zane, Eugene q, Zane aud Timothy CavGnaugh,
uoursd,nt defendants N this viii tako notice that
"n hn INA ol May, lr59 said Gray hod IN said Cont
ms hll ~ ChanCcry setting iurth among othOT things
that he IL entitled 10 the legal title 10 Lot No. 10 in Tancs
addition Ia Bridgeport In said County, and prayins SAID
court 10 compel tho said defendants execute The deed
ht DECIDE with the usual CLAIM mut warranty for said preI.
iseH with the dppurlcuanccs You wi Therefore appear,
plead, answer ar donuf, according iu law.
JniiN II. nEATON, Clerk.
u. H. JESSiSus. Any Tor Comp
MAY ~, lNJl.--Iw.
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$500 CHALLENGER. aa,

w Elk concerns the health and happines, NJ
peope Is az all times OF the most valuable imnor.
lance. take II for granted that every person will do
a m lheir power TO save the lives of their Children and
ha every person VIII cndeavor promote their own
heaih al all sacrifice feel it to he INV duty tn soomn
y assure yon that WORMS according to The opipon ot
ne most celehraed Physicians. the urinary camsss
oi large MAJORITY OF diseases to which Children ami
anuus are table, IL you have appetite comtnusIs
chahgeahlc from one kind of food another bad Drsa
ram IN the stomach Picking the Nose Hardness sn
Funess OF the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever PnIse IT,
resnar-rememher that all these denote WORMS ~
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A N ACT PASSED By THE TRUs.


u tees of Richiand township May %, tsj3, in com
pNncc with an act passed by the General Assembly of
the state Of ohio, March -, 1853.
SGT. !. BE II enacted by tho Trustees of Riehlaad
tonnShip. Bcmom County, Oho, That II any person or
persons IN said township shall TO known to sell vend,
or give away in any shape form, any spii uous liquor
or liquors. Of any Kind whatever, if any person
persons shall vcnd, sell give in any quantity quail
ny with intent TO cvadc the provisions of this act, they
shall he dccmcd guilty OF msdcmcaror violation Of
said act aud upon conviction thereof shall he fined in
any sum moi exceeding fifty dollars and NOT less than
twenty dollars and all cost Aud If said fine and cost
he not paid within 10 days from tho date of the Judgment
the person or persons whom ad fine is against shall be
imprisoned in the County Jail and fed bread and
water twenty days; Provided that nothing contained
in this So :on shall be so construed TO make il un
lawfuIo sclany spriuous liquors for sacramental me
dcinal or mechanical purposes but person or person:
IN the habit of keeping aiippng house or mace of in
temperance shall have the privilege of selling for sucl
| purposes.
SEC. 9. That this act shall he in force and take clcc
| from and ater the 9M day Of june A. u. 1Sj2
Passed IN meeting this o. d day Of MAY. A. d. 1853
| u. u. CRAWFORD
SAMUEL CLARK, : Trustees.
| ALEX. STITT.
| Tho above IL atruc copy.
| II. NJ. u. CLAYLAND, Tp. Clerk. May 27.-it
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NJ OTlCE.-At my instance an attach
' mcul was this day issued, by John Gilbert u Jus
wee "i the Peace of fcaso township, Bolmom County,
Duu, aust the property aud effects OF Thomas H. Me
Ewcn, q nonresident OF the County.
Dated this G'th day 0l May, 1854,
LEANDER COSs.
Bridgeport, o., June TO- ls51-pd,
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June l., o-5a. q wee
ri oTICEI pARTITION.-Lcwis Mob

n ! Office IN PARTITION.-I.ewi Mob
] Icy aud Catharne Mohlcy, his wife, Alexander
Woodun, AhrTt Jones aud IHIc I0ncs, his wir, John
Nuodhurn. the unknown heirs Ot Nancy Gates late of
Missouri cd the unknown heirs of Ann GILMORE late
nl Iowa, deceased, aud William Gilmore will take no.
tee n at 'tuu tiled against tcm the 1th dav
"i May, A, y. lrIl IN the Court Ot Common Pleas of bel
mont County, Ohin by GustnvuS w. nuvall aud Rn,au.
ma nuy1l hIs wife, aud Is now pcndlng, wherein the
-ad puth0nnfs dcmlnd partition Of the following real
g. ate, Nug in said County at Belmont, aud fc.
mc tho W ri The ~ w. ar. Of sec. ~, tp. !, range g.
containing u acres more or 'cs', AVID the f. Of tho N
u. qr ri the section cuutsning ~ acres more or
css aud that at the next term of said court Application
viii lC m1c by the said petitioners for an order thai par
Il.iun may 10 made rthG said premises.
ID, u. T.. CuWEN, AIRY for PGrrs.
June T., iHl1.- u weeks.
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WIG MEETING.

D.. f., ,,.t, rn,
mont COMFY ,..rn5leI in ,h. I,rrt Ijon.c "n ,g'
18th inst. Hon. b. Eu. tLus cali TO the Chair
and Horton ). ilowld appointed sorrntrry.
On motion of Miller Pennington, E-,I. rnch town.
ship assembled separately 20 appoint delegates t.
nominate three dclrpate 10 form tic'ct aud al-o 10
report one G,'agHte Ia meet in l'uinniuwu Ouomi-
nate IA Senator aHI Mlmbc: Of tho hua.L vi Equal
zaiion.
The following persona wnrc reported ~ del t1t.s
to torn the county iic."', VIZ:
C"IGraih-J-eT-un Brown, l,avos!cr Cunning
ham, Hiram kisoy.
fiu,illnH-Wm woods, VIM. C'nWJorain.
Goshcn-Janys Iamlu, James GaaIy, 5amsol
Green
hnkwood .hH Il. Johnston Jesse &. Cowgirl,
1"ssGth J. ,N,i,lck. -,
Ia " ,''''5 7. .l'l,i.""; W ~ MIhia'mory'
,,pgltHey- James Alexander, Malsi'i, EculYl,lc,
RiriIarr ~ i'' Ii+r,. ,y,li Il,, r,., ir,I A.,
NiIInn ''''' ''''' '''7' '''
Smith-Gra Eswlcs. p. Is,Anry. \. c. Ram.
nge.
Tnina iG,i,,fS'rHi,4, WIN ''i'n Uli!e{' ,,.c, Nv
& Ii,''r, ''''"'' '!""' - 'i'''"'"S"y' "n''
Wnrcn-%rphcn Wilson, John Davenport, Stan.
ley Chlnn
within ii,'; +. '.''''''' H'''' ""'"'' 'o'o'''
Wayno-Hl wander IanC5rd. Charles Bailey, A.
A. MlII'r'
derson ''5 '''''''' i'"5' VIM N'''' '"''' 'l'h'
Yorh--D. s Mcintyre, Wilson l.. Boston.
d h1ai,s ioNe S.00io,il l,Vrrvijoy
Coeroir Hmm, Ei,.,r
Flushing Vim ChnmlcrIain,
Goshcn-Ioscph Mead
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no Pennies.

You will find these Pills an Invaluable ,ooa;, >,
many complaints to which you subject. I'm obsiyun
lions eieT total or partial, they have bcen found of in
menls to healthy action ling The blood and StIcr
Ilds so eteoiuey TO put to flight all complaints which
diness dimness of sight pain ip the side back &c su
More genuine unless signed ]. N. Hohensack, all 9TH
Y Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keen.r.
desrons oI heoomlns Agents must address The Pronria
tor, j, N Hohensack, Philadelphia Pa ' Ai"Pfie,
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HOrENsACK's WORM sYRUp

An article founded upon scientific Principles com.
pounded win purely vegetable substances heinz pn
ieciy sac when taken, and he given TO the most i
der infant with decided beneficial effect where Row.,
complaints and DiarrhGa have made them We. me, We,
debaied the Tonic properties of my Worm svr%, aa @
suo that stands without equal in the cataogne o3
medicines IN giving tone aud strength 10 tho S,onit
which makes il an Infallibe remedy for those sa';.
with Dyspepsia the astonishing performed bv thi
o! its superior efficacy over all Others vs. 0'iuehee
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A N oRDIN ANCE ESTABLISHED IN

~ conformity OG "An act further defining the powers
OF Trustees ot Townships" passed March l2th 1854
Sec. l. Re II ordained by The Trustees ef York tocn
Shp ReiRUat county, OhiO, That il any person or nor
shall sell vcnd give away, winc sprtuous or
ma liquor liquors of any kudqualty or quantity what
ever, for the purpose tipplnr
mtumpOTanCc or II any person shall sell Vend or uvo
away, with intent 10 ovHde the provisions of this Ord
rSuUe any Wine, SprltuOus or Mal,quors of any kind
quality Orquauty whatever 10 any person under TWEEN,
~ one years OF a3c or II any person persons shall
lease, ict rent, hire or permit Ia te used place of
general resort, any dwelling house, store house, shop
she'd &C lar tenement owned held belonging him
her or hem iur to purpose of selling, vending giving
away, any wine, sprituuuH or ualt liquors OF Kind
quality or quantity whatever fur the purposu of pplmE
ar tenvotancei or II any person persons shall keen
any boat within the limits of this state 50 far as the
jurisdiction OF this Township may oAtend for the nur
pose of selling, vending orPivng away any winc spir
malt liquor, for the purpose oi ipplnr or ntcm
petanee each aud every person Offending anst any
OF the provisions Of THIS Ordinance, shall ON conviction
thereof lie Nucd IN any sum not less tiau live dollars nor
more than my dollars and casts, aud may he
in the county JAN not more than twenty days nor less
than Eve days ar bath at the discretion of the Justice
Tpyed, That nothing in ths section shalt he 50 constr
cd tn make II unlawful u sell any of the aforesaid III
Quors for Sacrauenta Medicinal ~ Mechanic al
effect nom and alter the hst day OF jane in tho yeaT
ls19. W. 49,
Done in special meeting this s9d day of April lss9
Signed, DAVID GlLLASPIE, JR
ALFRED CATION,
ALl.tN 4. DORSEY
Trustees oS lork township, Bel, Co O.
The ehove Is I correct copy,
J, NJ. nutuN, ~. Cetk,
lolh rpn u. Co., Ohio May 27.--n
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TIEsISusE Wrighrs Indian vegetabi Pm.
" =" ALEXANDER,s,s
DrueSto
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HILJAH WEEKLY, SURYIVOR OF

HiLIJAH WEEKLY, SURVIVOR OF
The late firm OfGloycr ~ Weekly IL hereby notified
tiled IN the Court Of Common Pleas o the County OF lIe
mont ard state oi OHIO, bill in thancery against the
sad lllah Weekly aud Charles Il, Wilson, the al beet
aud prayer of which Bil "a 10 compel said Eia Week
~ survivor OF said late irm oi Glover d Weekly to
count 10 NJ, J. W. Glover, Hdm'r, for all monies in
MS hands duo said estate, aud that said Wilson shall
count IN like manner aud tho said Elijah Weekly lur,
lhcr nptod that unless he appears and pleads answers,
or dcmurs tn the sail R within sixty days after the next
term of said Court, tho said NJ, j. W. Glover the
next amer ho cNpraon of said sixty days, will apply tn
hAd court Ia take tho matter of the hl confessed
against him, aud odecrco thereon accordingly.
NJ, ], W. GLOVER.
June 10Th Sla.-Gw.
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NSrATE OF ONO, BELMONT COUN-
y ny, SS.-JanCs Sca'cs a. guardian of Grorgc W.
Ault, rs: W iIIiam hut NOlcntnc Ault aud Margaret
Auh his wir, AhgHil Aull, Mary Jane Aut John Aunt,
SUsuanah Aut, Lucinda Ault and George Ault.-CUurL
ui Common pcps.-retiun for Partition.
The ahuvr named defendants all residing in the county
of Belmont, except William Ault who resides in the
state OF iowa aud all heirs at law and legal representa-
Of the Stale pi Frederick Aui late 0 Belmont
", drr wl take nnlicc that the said James Scales "a
guardian OF Geo. W. Au aforesaid, lcd his certain pc.
ltnh for partition the 2d day of Junc A. ID. lSJ3 IN
the tour o Common Pleas III SAID county, making the
above named persons pa ties and defendants thereto
prdyHg partition Ol the real estate OF whicl tho sad
HrciygCA Ant died seized sad real estate being situate
IN lhr county aOrc add and being part of N. w. qr 0
No 10 and tp. No aud range No 3, containing l21
nt morrur cs1, and being the same prcni'cs now oc'
tuuCd y Nuantiuc Auit, one oi The defendants ai"rc
sa mud particularly described in said PETITION aud
tn which rr crcnCc IL here madeat at tho next term
nl Hail Court ~ Sept. 1859, order Will he ASKED for
PARTITION OF aHd premises aud for such other proceedings
as are authorized by Law.
MILLER PENNINGTON,
Au'y for Petitioner
June T.. u-5l.--6 weeks,
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Sheet Iron.

Sheet Iron.
lust RECEIVED-o5DO n Sheet Iron No p6 and o-
~ suitable for the Stove business, for sale by -
GEO. w. JOHNSON
apr SO, ls5e. l59MMket square
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iiiIITE Lcad--Cncinnati brand-ust received and TO
w saiehy (May2'5l) II. ALEXANDER
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d ROLL EXTRA LISTING CARPET,
n Eastern make at tIunc3) STONE & THOMAS.

Il HE BEES ARE WORKING And
4 STONE ~ THOMAS have collected at the sign of
the EElllVE, mo. ia Main st., Whellinr0 more
dclicaccs in the sho,r of SUMMER SILKS Dei}AGEs.
BAREGES, TISSUES, bcLAlNES, SlIAWLS, PAR.
ASOLS etc. And some Of them the Swecicst in style,
well the cheapest, and just suited TO the tastes Of
all WHO in want Of the latest sly lo of Goods very
low prices. Junc3, 1853.
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~ EW GOODS.-Bcautru and fashona-
' bic Lawns from Cl to 2j cts. per yd. Bcrage De.
Lainas from 10 cts. up 10 G2I per yd. Neat aud very
haudcome SILKS from 62a cts. up TO $3.50 per yd. All
good articles. Call and see. W. L. ASBURN,
May G.l No. 1G2 Main street, Wheeling.
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FRESH ARRIVAL!!
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOT HING,

Al TIE SIORE OF BENZ. THOMAS,
Including every variety of Dress Frock d Sack cloth
coats OF every quality texture and fush Tweed Cash.
mere, Caslmeres, Queens Cloth Fancy & plain linen do
Best cloth and doe skin Fancy Cashmere Satinctt Cod
ngton fancy and plain lined do Vests every quality aud
style Furnishing goods embracing every article TO the
completion of a genilemn's wardrobe.
Cloths CassmCres aud Vstngs of the newest and most
approved styles. have connected with the above bust
ness a TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, and am prc.
pared to execute orders al the shortest notice in the neat
est and hest manner call aud and examine for your
selves. lAprll !, 1881 BENJ THOMAS
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GUNDRY's MERCANTILE COLLEGE
Apollo Building, Northwest corner 5tb and
Walnut, Cincinnati, O.
Incorporated tsAa

TIE attention of the public is respce,n,,Iu o,, .
ihe superior facilities afforded nj ibis oaIlcd TO
for the s rtnvlnuals m IN thorough practical manner
lo 'ne counting room and business pnrsnts -lannol
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w IIHIao u y I'EHII
X. T., KESsL. tPhA Bpiieiia, sM
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June II, l-53. I'm -pd.
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Terrible Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, April 26.-The express train which
left here ut 8 o'clock last night, on the Michl-
gan Southern Railroad, came in collision at the
crossing of the Central Road with the emf grant
home train, and the most disastrous consequen-
ces ensned The locomotive and baggage car of
the express train, and three cars of the emf
grant train smashed; and il is thought
from twelve to fifteen persons were killed, and
fifty sixty injured some of them fatally. The
emigrants the Central Road are the principal
sufferers, no person in the FIRST class cars being
seriously injured. The engineer fireman, and
conductor of the express train escaped. The
! tracks cross each other at nearly right angles.
CHICAGO, April % Fifteen bodies from the
scene of the late railroad accident were brought
in last night.
The Galena mail was robbed Of the bags for
Boston and Albany during the confusion, of the
/ collision. They supposed to have contained
packages of value.
BUFFALO. April 26- The Chicago papers con-
tain heart-rending details of the late melancholy
accident. The entire road in the vicinity OF the
catastrophe was covered with the ruined cars
and the dead and dying. One by one the woun-
ded and uninJured c-ept from beneath, and the
shrieks of the women, and the gToans Of the dy-
ing added to the horror of the scene.
One poor woman with both her legs broken,
lies with dead chilli in her arms and two lit
tie ones uninjured cinging to her.
Young woman stood by the dead bodies of
her father, mother, and brother, shrieking like
a maniac.
hree children. from eight to ten years of age
were taken out and recognized by their father,
who is left alone
Beneath the edge of car appeared the bald
head and hand of an old mann leg of one and
the nangied body of the other.
The scene ut the depot awful in the ex-
treme when the remains were brought in. The
floor covered with blood and heaps Of limbs
gathered together in corner, while many be-
reaved ones were searching for lost friends or
relatives.
Tie papers are loud in their denunciatons of
all connected with the ronds.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-The Coroner's Jury rem
dered their verdict last night on the bodies of
the sixteen persons killed by the recent Rail
road collision.
They found that the deceased came to their
deaths by n collision between the trains. caused
by the gross carelessness and gross neglect of
Moses Tyler. Conductor and Thomas Backman
Engineer. of the Michigan Central Railroad.
and Herbert L. Whitney and Edward Davis, En-
glneers on the Southern road, holding them as
causing the deaths of the bodies before them
They also censure Mr. Juriette. Superintend-
ent of the m chine shop. for furnishing pro-
per lights on the engines Of the Central Compa-
ny.
Robert Davis. fireman on the Southern Rail
road. and Whitney, Davis, Tyler and Backman
committed to await their trial
Those named in the verdict are held for man
sla lighter.
rhe injured parties are well cared for by the
citizens of Chicago.