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A bachelor friend of ours says that he nev-
er attempted to make but one speech TO a
woman, and then he did not succeed. 1t was
a beautiful moonlight night, and he caught
her hand and dropped upon his kne,s. He
only saw streak of calico as she went over
the bar. He did not see her agnn for a
fortnight and then fellow was feeding her
with molusses candy and gingercake at a
circus.
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,ol Unsettled. Coarse. IS a 60.
WHEELING CATTLE MARKET.

WHEELING CATTLE MARKET.
September 2s,
BEEF CATrLe--Firm, at from s. so to s2,75.
Gross.
MlIcu Cows. Prices range from SIS to 25. dull
sale.
Hogs Are held al $50 Gross.
Sheep Siearei, Sl,2ja2 p.
Lan55--5old at IS Sl,OO.
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The Harrison County Fair will be held in
Cadiz on the 18th and l4th days of October
c ompetition open to residents in surrounding
counties. Excellent provisions are made and
a large number Of people are expected. We
return our thanks to the Managers for the IA
vor extended to US.
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A postmaster in Salem county, while try.
ing to decipher very uncertain superscrip-
ton upon an Irish letter, jocosey remarked
to an intelligent son of Erin who stood by
that the Irish brought hard set of names to
this country.
"Ah, yes" replied the Irishman, "but they
get devilsh sight harder ones after they ar.
rive here" .. "...s
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| .'''"7 S''o' 'suHrr tne Ilt'Ie children Il
come unto me, md forbid I'd tbcin n,.. ,,. o
such is the kingdom u Coo" Max 10. IA
Il. w. X.
On the Goth nit, EsrEL IsABH., of Flx
infant daughter Of Andrew md Maro,ro
Fulton. The deceased was sweet ont
interesting child Of precocious intellect and
fascinating manners, which greatly .'cndeared
her To all who knew her, wrealllcd the delicate
tendrils ofallection closely around the fond
hearts OF Father and Mother, In the nids, of
iife we are in death. Nor youth, nor beauty
nor innocence may turn asi the fetal dart
ana smile secure in its own ovcIiness. The
opening bud as the full blown flowers may
droop and die--may be the first 20 leave rho
parent stem. The dark clouds Of bereavement,
may shroud the growing light of the eorth's
brightest hopes Bot why should We weep for
EsTEtLA! If.carth has one less heaven has
one more.
Like meteor's blaze,
Was the light Of her days,
So near to the grave was her birth.
Now sweetly she sleeps
nconacious who weeps
Her early departure from earth.
Her suferings are DER 4
She has passed on before
unscahed by the worlL'o chilly woes
Nor sickness nor pain
Shall she suffer again
Not sigh shall disturb her reposc. T.
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WHIG NOMINATIONS,

WING NOMINATIONS
FOR GOVERNOR, -n
NELSON BARRERE, of Highland
ron LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
ISAAC J. ALLEN, OF Richand.
ron TREASURER STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN. of Hamilton.
ron SECRETARY STATE,
NELSON II. VAN WORRIES, of Athens.
roR ATTORNEY GENERAL, ..... p
WILLIAM H. GIBSON, of Seneca.
FOR surREME corRr Jubor,
FRANKLIN 7. BACKUs, of Cuyohoga.
roR BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
... JOHN WADDELL, Of Coshocton. F.
IsDrrexpEST CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER OF coMaox
SCHOOLS,
LORIN ANDREWS OF Ashland
SENATOR,
... DAVID ALLEN, of Belmont q
BOARD CT EQUALIZATION,
JOHN HAMMOND, of Harrison.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
ELI v. CLEAyER, of Wheeling tp.
SAMUEL DANFORD, of Washington tip.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
D d. T. COWEN, of Richlard p.
TREASURER,
d S ADAMS, of Richland tp.
COMMISSIONER,
SWAN c. VANCE, OF Flushing tp.
RECORDER,
PRICE ARRICK, Of kirkwood tp.
SURVEYOR
JAMES MCMILLAN, Of Richund tp.
CORONER,
WILLIAM GILL, OF Pease tp.
DIRECTOR ISrIRNARy,
SAMUEL DANIELS, OF Wheeling tip.
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0|7ln another column Of to-day's paper
may be found Mr.. Thomas advertisement of
his store. Mr.. Y. is gentleman every
way ,rorthy of support and ,oeA qualified to
give his customers fits
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"DID you not make several visits after the
patient was out of danger!" was the question
of lawyer, in cross-examinng n witness
called to prove Doctors bill, in one of our
Justices courts, couple of days since. mo,
replied the witness. thought the patient
was in danger as long as the doctor continu-
ed his vIsits.''
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And for the purpose Of procuring tickets fol
the Maine Law men of all parties, tickets are
printed containing the above names, with
the other places filled up from the other par
ties. For the sake of perfect fairness, and
to prevent mistakes, where the other places
are filled up from the whg ticket, the ticket
is headed, Maine Law Wing Ticket, and SO
Of the other tickets, Maine Law Democr attic
Ticket: Maine Law Free Soil Ticket.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. !.
Flour further advanced 1000 bbls sold this
morning nl5, 0u20 the total sales Yesterday were
"a 90 bills at So Cheese ST. Provisions, 100 bbs
mess pork sold ut Sl4 So good retail demand for
other articles ami prices firm. Coffee III. Sugar
5.H6!. Molussas 25a2j.
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0S~TA committee of the Holy Tnquisition
at Rome has condemned Uncle Toms Cabin
as "damnabe and perncious."
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Some poor youth wrote the following:
"A little glove srs up my b. ART tides stir up the
ocean, .U.
And snow white muslin when Il fits makes many Gu.
rious notion; .t-.. ....4 "a = g..
All sorts of femaicfyens thrill my soul they orer
I'm hae lady gator boots death and nothing shoi
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New YoRK, Oct. !.

NEW OKK, OCT. ].
Flour, State G,56a75 Ohio 6,62asl prices advanced
under the influence OF the steamers news, Southern
6,1iaSS; Western wheat l5lal56 large eXpIrt
demanded, advanced To 6 Corn, yellow SO; mixed
81 Mess Pork SiG,5O. Prime $3.50. Prime S3
Beet steady.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e. FLORAL HALL.-The Managers
lF@ Of the Belmont County Agricultural
Society have appointed i. r. CowEy one
of the Marshals Of Floral Hall.
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| 0CTAn article in the last weeks Gaeetie q
Citi,en entitled "lost and found" may require
Of us passing notice, yet as we are not in
the least C concerned in the matter in question
we do not consider that it is our duty to on
swtr it, more especially as. the editorials shown
himself entirely unacquainted with the laws
of eti1uette tha, usually exist between neigh
bors and gentlemen. If the editor had come
in possession of the individuals purse
kn0ring IL 10 be his, and had appropriated it to
his own use it would have been called theft;
what he calls this operation we know not,
but guess it would require skiful metaphy-
sician to tell what the value of an article
must be to constitute its unlawful appropri-
alton theft.
The ndividualyou speak of contemplated
assisting us in the editorial department, and
we presume he had written something in
reply to your former article; if he had lost
any such thing it was the part tofa gentleman
to return ii. You may rest assured that
when we engage any one to write editorial
for us his name will appear in the proper
place.
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Oct. 3. 1858.

The semi-annual session of Belmont County
Council of the Sons and Daughters OF
Temperance met pursuant to adjournment in
the Hall OF the Sons of Temperance, and
was organized by calling Fl. d. McCar,y to
the chair, and appointing Robt. Hambleton,
Jno Morrow, J.W. Haney, Mlry A Mchener
Hannah, c. Sedwich. and Mary Butler, COM
ittee on credentials, who reported said
credentials correct and The delegates fiom
the different Divisions and Unions in the
county entitled to seats in the Council. On
motion said report was received, and delegates
admitted
On motion it was Resolved That q COM
mittee Of nine be beappointed for the purpose
of selecting such candidates from. .thei three
parties, that Temperance men could con-
sistently vote for.
The President appointed the following
persons on said committee: WIN. J. Stubbes.
John Morrow, DR.. Hamilton, DR.. Steel, *
Cornwell John II sJohnsUn, VIM. Smith,
L. ]. Dallas, and r. s. Clark. the council
then adjourned to o'clock p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The council convened pursuant to adjourn
ment the committee on candidates reported
the following persons as suitable candidates
to be supported by Temperance men at the
approaching election, viz For Governor
Samuel Lewis Lieut. Gov. IsaacJ. Allen
State Senator Charles Warfei, representatives
Samuel Findley, and Eli V. Cleaver. and
recommended that there should be tickets
printed and distributed in the several
Townships in Belmont County. On motion
said report was received and unanimously
adopted. The Council then adjourned to
meet in Morris.own on the 4th of January
1862. Attest w. II. CLARK r. S.
ii. ID. MCCARTY Pres't.
Delegates from Harrison County.
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0TIn speaking of the State Fair at Pitts
burgh the Post says "the Ohioans were here
in large numbers, and their entries made a
handsome port Of the exhibition"
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To Correspondents.

Communications must be handed in before 10
o'clock on Wednesday morning.
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Discovery of Counterfeiters' Tools and
PIates--Man Shot.
.. MAYsvILLE, Sept. l2.
The premises Of Neil Finnegan, Of Blue
Licks, were searched on last Friday, and a
press for counterfeiting was found buried in
an clubhouse, and some three thousand dol
lars, counterfeit $40 Kentucky notes, printed
on paste board, ready to be transferred were
secured.
On last Saturday, Or. Barclay shot Peter
Glenn for saying that he Barclay had
sworn to lie, on trile some time previous.
Glenn, it is thought, will not recover.
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wONDERFOoLi

The editor OF the Gdsetie and Citizen in
Speaking Of the nominations by the "Sons Of
Liberty" says:- ....-,..
"We have been informed that the candidates
for county Offices were nominated without
reference to the Maine Law question:"
AH-kcly kind of Story that. A set
of men whose sole object is opposition to the
Maine Law, aud which spirit Of opposition
forms their only band ofunion make nomina-
tions for county qfces without reference to
the Maine Law question!
We doubt not but that the editor was in
formed of this fact, the OILY question with
us is, was he gulliJle enough to believe it.
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The Working of the Law in Maine.

The Working of the Law IN Maine.
The following was addressed TO the editor
of the N. Y. Tribune:
A day or two ago, received commune
cation from one OF my friends, residing in
Rockland, in the State OF Maine, in which
are some statements in reference to the
celebrated Maine Law, which ! thought
ould interest your readers. The writer OF
the communication is the Rev. H Z. Tilton
He is one of the prominent clergymen in
Maine, and has taken an active part in the
temperance movement. The following are
the extracts from his letter, and are important
to US, because they come from an eyewitness
on the spot where The law originated and
where II is now in operationj
"In our State, the most desperate opposi-
ton is made by set Of political dsmagogues
l-mcn Of desperate fortunes anairesPonsible
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'N a.. "''u o. '.t .ur .lu.r. .uI.y ..
~ ~ i'. se' .'...tut t.. Cuia. i... a..
Monday Evening u,A utGo'ci.rA i. n, Yt,,n,,,
attendance u desired ~ important business "a 10 be
transacted. SEPT ~ 80. J. NnwANorR Prcsi.
Auick Secy.
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pROBATE COURT.-TnE srArr o,

DROBATE COURT.-THE STATE or
= ohio, BELNoHT CoCSTT, Ss.-NOtiCe il hereby Civ.
eh t!al tIe following named Executors Administrators
and "uatdians have fled teir accounts and vouchers
III my once FOR settlement, to wt
10 rr! Hainlltpu, Admir- Of Alex snder Ewing decd
W IAN Goo !arc. Admir- Of Henry LOWS, deed.
l.am MeE airing, ADM o; Mark Carleton, decd.
War!ingtOu Foreman ard William Wiikison Adn,'rs
OF Lewis Foreman. deed.
MSh,om H. Hatcher Admir- Of Thomas Kil'urn. decd.
Id q Morgan, EN'ro oi Joseph Morrison, decd
decd. ~ '''''
Mary la7ooas;. Guardian Of william rsncoast
John Harris. AdE'fC Ci ~ ,!.cm K. Frost deC'i
.iI-laH' Ramsor. Admir- Of john Ahauk decd
20 n u. Eh. Admir- # Margaret Spilman. decd
MsGi.on Prior. Admir- o! E.Izahc:h Prior decd
Tie frst sN above named accounts will be for hesr-
ln2 aug '''emfNi OF the IS and tie six last tie I'd
ia! OF November next.
DAVID HARRIS,
'ct' - tJ3 Probate Judge.
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057"Thc State of Maine" gives notice Of
the pre- esentation of an unique petition as fol-
lows:--
"Notice is hereby given that we intend to
present petition to Beelzebub, at the hold
ing Of his next birthstone levee, praying for
a Satanic edict compelling the man who in
carcerated a widow in Jail for debt, to marry
the woman who presented Queen Victoria
with u quilt and then dunned her for pay; the
ceremony to be performed by Brigham Young,
of Utah, and the matched pair to be drilled
eternaly down below by the gallant q Of
fcer of the United States army, who ordered
the ilogging of the two Mexican women"
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GSTSome exchange paper illustrates the
advantages OF the division of labor by the
following anecdote
A certain preacher was holding forth to a
somewhat wearied congregation, when he
lifted up his eyes to gallery and beheld a
youngster pelting the people below with
chestnuts. Dominic was about to admins
ter &c cdthedra, sharp and stringent repri-
mand for this flagrant act Of impety and
disrespect but the youth, anticipating him,
bawled out at the top of his voice:
Nov mind your preaching: daddy, and
I'll keep them ara'e."
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sxJ.-- THE FAIR.-Entries for compe.
IN the first day of the Fair.

RxE- THE FAIR.-Entries for compe.
IS tition in Riding or Driving should be
made on the first day Of the Fair.
Competition will be open to all except pro.
tsSsionGiists, Of those Of Immoral reputation
The object to be arrived at is not to exhibit
any extraordinary speed or lea?ing of Hur.
dies, but merely to demonstrate that Ladies
can control the horse in all that relutes 10
the pleasure of Riding or Driving, with as
much skill as gentlemen.
BY order Of the Board.
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The Travels and Adventures of Celebrated
Travellers in the Principal countries ofthc
globe. ....
Brilliantly illuminated. By Henry Howe.
and Mr.. Howe deserves patror age for his un-
firing energy in compiling this work. We
We have copy of it before us ard we are
free to say that it is most interesting and
valuable publication, and SO well printed and
bound withal, that it will be found very ac-
ceptable to every one. Mr.. CHARLES BAILEY
is agent for this County and is prepared :to
furnish the work to any one who desires a
copy. ;
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'LOTlllNG!CLOT G!CLOTHING!
ne. NACI.E < CO., la We just received an add,.
READY MADE CLOTHING!


aTicnnry atatcd 10 tie present and coming seasons,
consisting, in part, OF
Black and Drab Beaver Over Goats, Black,
Brown and Drab cloth, do, Peter Sham,
Blanket and Marbcd do, also, general
assortment of Cloth, CASHMERE and Sat-
nett, Frock and Sack coats, Silk, Saiin,
Silk Plush, Valencia and Cloth Vests, Of
every style aud quality, Black and Fancy
Cashmere pants, Satinet,. Corduroy and
Jeans, &c. &c.
We have also tue largest aud hest assortment OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
Of every EfadP, cOi0 and price with trimmings suitable
for maxim" up brought This market so that il
you pleer tat clothes should he made 10 order for
yOurs' expressly and iy ailor yonr Orn ehoo,inp
we nave nale large provisions for your alton
AND Cat suit ynu 20 T.
Old friends, and new friends, give US a call, examine
our stock. and then judge for your selves.
-. tlalrsvll!c Sept. 80, 1853.
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Jesus said; "sufTrr the little children ,o
come unto me, md lorDid tbcin n,.. I,.. of
such Is the kingdom oi GoG," Max 10. a.
Il. W.R.
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VERMoST..-T'he. Christian Repository
(Monpelier.) Of the 18th, has ?ull returns o
the Legislative election in Vermont, which
sum uAas follows:
!Senate-l5 Wings; 10 Dem. and Free
Soil; one tie, (Grand Isle y one doubtful, (in
Bennington) Last year, 20 Wing, 10 Dem.
House.-02 Wing, 90 Dem: 29 Free Suil.
No choice in 81 towns. Last year, Whig
100; Dem. So; Free Soil 30.
AS to the Maine Law, It's generally SUD.
posed that the Senateis in favor Of sustaining
it, and the House would Ike to repeal it.
The Repository counts a majority of the
Senators 90 Wings, Democrats, as Maine
Law mon. The Temperance Standard
>Woodsock) says:
"The law will have at least twenty Senators
IN lis favor, with a fair chance for two or
three more, who have never committed them
selves against IT,"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SWANS MANUAL.

A Manual for Executors and Administrators
in the settlement of the estates of deceased
persons, with practical forms, &c.
Revised and adapted to the present prac-
tce by II. C. NOBLE ESQ of Columbus.
Published by |. N. WHITING.
BY the New Constitution the jurisdiction OF
Probate and Testamentary business was
given to the Probate Court, which Court
was crcu,cdby the same instrument" This
change in the Courts of course made material
changes in all the proceedings for settlng.the
estates of deceased persons. This edition Of
Swans Manual contains the revised form Of
proceedings in such cases together with the
form of practice & jurisdiction OF the Probate
Court.
We are under obligations to the publisher
for a copy of this work. 1t is neat duo
dccimo containg 4a7 pages, printed on good
paper and well bound in claw binding"
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Let the taxpayers think over these facts
contained in the above paragraphs. Past as
well as present experience, proves that when-
ever the Locos are in power, the public money
is squandered, and that the taxes become op-
pressve Look at a few facts. In 1885 our
State debt amounted to five millions of dollars.
From that time until lS45 the Locos had the
control Of the State Government, and what
was the result! Why, by their msmanage-
ment and extravaganza, they increased the
State debt to TWENTY millions of dollars
In 1915 the Wings took charge of our morey
affairs, and by the tax-law of 1876 they raised
money to defray all the expenses of the State
Government-paid the interest on the public
debt, and FIVE millions of dollars upon the
principal, reducing the public debt to Sl5,-
5S4,S93 SO. Ii the Wings had remained in
power our State debt would not be half what
it is at present, and the people would not now
be borne bown by the burthens of taxation.
-IuS. Advocate.
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characters. But thus far we maintain Oh
position. One thing would say to on
western friends, could we gain their ear. ID,
not credit the statements Of Political paper.
which oppose our law. Such here, certainly
speak falsely. The most unfair ond false
statements are made TO prejudice the public
mind. One thing is true: The great minority
cfthe toters in Mdin are in favor of he
iGp.
"Iell your friends another fact. Our law
is most popular where it is tbe..most stfic,ly
enforced. In his torn The traffic is enifreig
svRpressca. We hatea population Of near
len housand, and not one grog slopin he piace.
The Fourth Of July passed as quietly as
any other day. did not see one intoxicated
man during the day."-Nor. West. Gil. Adv.
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IN ratt BL'E. BROWN aud DRAB BIZ AVER OVER
COATS. bl,I..S and iROt X dJ., Of every rrsde and
gno-. BUSINESS and SACK d.. PANTS f1ncy and
~. NJ tASSt v ERtS, VESTS. SATIN. SILK SILK
' hhNEf and SILK FLUSH do. both fancy aud p'ai1
IN laci most CON lcte assortment; embracing all the
4aes ana to'ofs suited 10 meas wrar, for sale cheap.
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During one of the hot days we bad last
week, friend Of ours spent the afternoon in
tanning mill. To pass away the time, h..
fed on ice cream, and read Of the bark Ann
Maria, that got "chawed up by pair ice.
bergs. a cooling mixture, that!
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MAINE LAW TICKET.

The Muine Law ticket proper comprises
the candidates for Governor, Lieutenant. Gov.
ernor, Senator and Representatives, and
stands thus
For Governor,
SAMUEL LEWIS.
For Lieutenant. Governor,
ISAAC J. ALLEN.
For Senator,
CHARLES WARFEL..
For Representatives,
ELI " CLEAVER, f'f'.F
SAMUEL FINDLEY. -