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KzObensack's Liver Pills

No part of the system is liable to disease than tho
LIVER, II serving as ferer TO purify the blood or
giving the proper secretion TO the bile; that any
action OF the Liver effects the other important nars nj
the system, and results varousy, in Liver Comnaint
Jaundicc, Dyspepsia &c We should, therefore wstrh
every symptom that might indicate a wrong action NJ
the Liver. Those Pills being composed of ROOFS q
PLANTS furnished by nature to heal the sick Nams,v
LIST, An EXPECTORANT, which augments the sec re-
lion from the Pulmonary mucOs membrane or nromote.
the discharge of secreted matter end An ATTER
TIVE, which changes In some inexplcable and insen
sible manner the morbid action of the system al
TONIC which gives tone and strength 10 the pepuo u
system renewing health and vgor TO all parts Of The
body. am hcATHAkTiC, which acts in perfect bar.
mony with the other Ingredients and Operating m H.
Bowels and expelling the whole of corruo and
ytated matter and purifying the Blood which DESTROYS
disease and restores health. ~''ioys
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reasoning-the solid works OF cold masters"
are rejected as being too prosy for the present
era, and recourse is had to frivolous works
that will feed this dcmoraizing love of ex-
citement. To meet this demand for a new
kind of books our literdH must resort to some
unnatural means to produce an unnatural book.
Hence we have so many drunkards among
our greatest nien.--What is first taken as an
cxctant to the production of lofty ideas and
stirring sentiment, is, by and by taken from
a love of it, so that the trumpet tone OF
eloquence walked by the flowing bowl is
drowned in the idiotic smile or maniac Shrek.
| This is the reason why the morning sun of
Genius so often sets in the blackcst night
with all its primitive splendor extinguished
aud its primal distinguishing features gone.
Fearful in imagination, and oh! too horrible
| in reality are the works Of the destroyer
Alcohol.
But it would be a tiresome task TO the mem.
bers OF the Degree to follow this subject as
far as might be done, and, in fact my want of
time and incompetency preclude any further
remarks. Before concluding, however it
would probably be well to say a word in re-
ference 10 our Order. Even to so purely
philanthropic an Institution, am fully aware
there are numerous opponents, but the in.
significance OF the objections is only equaled
by the meanness, the abject little ness of the
objectors; to them, therefore, we have moth
ing TO say. 1t Is Of the prospects of the
Order we mean 10 speak. In every state ir
f the Union now is our banner spread to the
breeze, and around it everywhere rally true
! hearts pledged to carry out our noble prin
ciples. Not long since the Golden Horizon
a Temple, No. /, was organized in Sacramento
City, and may it prove indeed a Colder
q Horizon TO the fallen inebriate. This plant
e ing of our standard fur OF on the shores o
b. the Pacific is certainly "Heart Cheering" t
d he Tcmpar, and we hope soon to hear 0
Y other Temples taking this for centre an
r clustering lraternally around it.
r We have everything 10 encourage us-nothin
If to discourage us. We are on the right sidt
is batting for the right; and those who do thu
.. fight are not alone in their conflicts, for thcr
,r is powerful Arm ever ready to aid tn
m Right. To Him we must look for aid-II
ar must ever be regarded us the Supreme Go,
* ernor and Director Of our efforts, and throug
IN Him we hope to be finally triumphant
,s Let us always strive TO enlarge our border
I'd extend our influence and send joy t, the no'
&c drcary hearthstone! Let us go hand in har
= with all Benevolent Institutions and try
Ie send our principles and our bounties, even
,e the wings Of the wind to far off Heath'
hit climcs. And as we are oxhortcd not only
I'd Glove Que another" but to "love the who
IN Human Race" may our earnest hope ever
~ that the crude barbarian" redeemed, regenC
n. atcd and dsenthralled; shall make the savaI
IN weikin ring with anthems to the "Livil
l. God"
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ID ULEs AND REGULATIONS to &c

} ULES AND REGULATIONS to ROY,
y crn all the working forces under my cont o. OF
tho Central Ohio Rail Road.
LIST. The wages given for Com mon labor ing hands vii
he governed by the prices given the line of said road
notice of which win hr pUsted up nv ot oo and nj
other hands as per contract or the usual price given b,
me for such work.
I'd. Al hands aud bills will he paid ON the first satur
day amer the sOh of every month"; up 10 the 10Th of The
month. Every hand wishing e leave the WORK ON
the next pay day must give notice the 10TH or he will
not he paid in full until the next pay day II is also re-
puested that all persons having bills for other things than
work, will prescut them on The 10Th of each month 10
ensure their payment On pay day.
I'd, All persons having Shantcs, or other hoard inp
houses. boarding hands for me- will not he allowed Ia
keep, allow To he kept any Wlaskey, Vino, Ale or
other intoxicating drinks in ihOut their board inp
houses nor allowed TO keep, or hthor, any dsordery
person nor any hand ater they ao discharged OF the
work by violation of these Tult the keepers of said
boarding houses win forfeit whaeior money may be in
my hands at the time OF said violation,
nh. Is required that all hand, obey all instructions
given by the Superintendent, undo whom he is work.
ing and behave poaceahly and eotdnct
employed upon the work, In all cses where hand Is
known fight quarrel with othe hands on the work
of the work. If both working iOfme, the in fault
will forfeit whatever wages he may have in my hands
both in fault both will forfeit their wages aud be
discharged without delay.
5h Any hand or hands that may he engaged in any
turn out Tor wages, anything esf win he discharged
and not allowed 10 be hired again u any work in which
! am concerned.
9th Every hand that comes on he work intoxicated,
is known TO spend his wet daysor Sahbahs in grog
shops will he discharged by thse rules all persons
will know what require, and whq pay.
uh. Any boss, tlcTk, or superintendent on the work
reporting any violation of thea Rules, well known
to him. viii be discharged as soon 4 known by me,
July LIST, is53.-3m.
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THE TAPE WORM!

This is the most difficult Worm DESTROY of all that
infes the human system it an almost nJetnse
length becoming coed and fastened in the In,es,ina
and Stomach etlectng the health sadly as to cause
NItus Dance FITS &c. that those afflicted seldom ever
grave In order TO destroy this Worm yerv enar q, y;
treatment must he pursued, it would therefore be
10 take 10 oil my Liver Pills so TO remove ali pb
the Worm, which must he taken in doses of . TobJe
spoonius times day, these directions followed hor.
never pern h9own W ai III curing the most obstinate
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$500 CHALLENGE. eas

WHATEVER concerns the health and happi, ess Of
tance take it for granted that every person m do
all in their power to the lives of their children and
that every person Will endeavor TO promote thei own
health at all sacrifice. feel il he my duty TO solemn.
" assure you that WORMS, according the opinion OF
the most celebrated Physicians the primary causes
OF large majority of diseases to which children and
adults are liable; If you have appetite continually
ehangeahe from one kind of food to another Bad eat
Pain in the Stomach, Picking at the Nose Hardne ana
Fuilness oil the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse Ir
reguiar--rememler that all these denote WORMS .,d
am he REM
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GOHENsACK's WORM SYRUP

An article founded upon scientific Principles COM
pounded with purely vegetable substances, ben, ner
leciy safe when taken, and he given the most Ten
der Infant with decided beneficial effect where Howe,
Complaints and DiarrhTa have made them veal ami
debiiiaed the Tonic properties of my Worm SyrIp are
SUCH that II stands without equal in the Catalogue of
which makes it an Infable remedy for those adiie,ej
with Dyspepsa the astonishing performed by ths
o! its superior efficacy over all others ''S"'o
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NoTIcE.-sTATE OF OHIO, BEL

I ' NUM- VUVN T 7 =, NNs--N UnTI OI Common PIpAs,-
JEssE u. GOODWIN W: SARAM NJ. GnopwIS,
Petition for divorce now pending in said court Dep.
ING Of the above at the Office of the Mayor of the o,
of steubenville in said city In the county OF Jefferson
Friday and Saturday the 2h and 18Th days of Auqus
next between the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
7. NJ OF uA,d DAYS, G, g. CARROLL. Sol. for Po,'t
July 18th, 1853 weeks.
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sINLIJAH WEEKLY, SURVIVOR OF

e NLIJAI W WEEKL1, SUKNINUK UF
n the late firm of Glover & Weekly is hereby notified
thaton the 10Th day of May, A. d. 1853 NJ j. W. Glover,
Admir- of James Glover, deco, of Belmont Co., Ohio,
fled in the Court OF Common Pleas of the County of Bel
mont and State of Ohio hill in Chancery against the
said Elijah Weekly and Charles r. Wilson, the object
and PRAYER of which Bill is 10 compel said Elijah Week
y survivor of said late firm of Glover Weekly to ac-
count 10 NJ. J. W. Glover, adm'r, for all monies in
his hands due said estate, and that said Wilson shall
in like manner and the said Eli jah Weekly is fur
the notified that unless he appears and pleads
or demurs to the said Bill within sixty days after the next
term of said Court the said NJ j. W. Glover AT the term
aer the expiration of said sixty days. will apply to
said Court to take the matter of the bill confessed
against him, and odecree thereon accordingly.
NJ. J. W. GLOVER.
June 10th, lS53.--Gw.
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June II, es5s.-s wceks.
NJ OTICEIN PARTITIoN.-Lewis Mob

N.T I
! ley and Caharine Mohcy, his wife, Alexander
Woodhurn, Albert Jones and Jane Jones, his wife, John
Woodiurm, the unknown heirs of Nancy Gates late of
Missouri deed the unknown heirs of Ann Gilmore late
of Iowa. deceased and William Gilmore. will take
tice that ton flied against them the 1th day
of May, A. D. 1883 in the Court of Common Pleas of Bel
mont County Ohio by GustavIs w. Duvall and Roan-
ma Duvali, his wife, and is pending, wherein the
said petitioners demand partition of the following real
estate, lying in said County of Belmont, and he
ing the of the ~ w. Or of sec. L., tp. 5, T.
containing 81 less, and the L. of the N.
f. Or of the secon-eontaining 81 acres more or
less and that the of said apple alton
will he made by the said petitioners for order that par
titOn may be made of the said premises.
u, d, Il. COWEN, Atty for Pet'rs.
June l., Is53.--G q weeks.
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DETITION FOR DIVORCE.--SARAH
4 NJ. GoopwiS, resident in parts unknown is hereby
notified that on the l2th inst petition In chancery was
hed In the Court OF Common Pleas r the county of Bel
mont, Ohio by her husband Jesse Goodwin aud now
pending IN said Court in which the said Jesse prays To
be divorced from the said Sarah and for causes alleges
Adultery, gross neglect of duty, aud wi absence for
three years.
g. c. CARROLL, solr. for Pet'r.
July 18Th, 1856 weeks.
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1 AND FOR sALE.-lhe subscriber of.

II AM It Wv fNftlIE.-- HIV bUUoVTTUVT OF
4 fers for sale SIN HUNDisn AND FORTY
ACRES Of land, lying in section 10. Green tOwushp
Hooking county, Ohio. There is bn the premises two
CABIN HOUSES, About four ates are cleared al ach
cabin. The land Is well mberet large quantity OF
being poplar. There is plenty 81 olSToNE COAL and
IRON ORE on the land, Said ipd lies 0 miles from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE, and one
hall mile from an ENCEiLENf SAW Mill For
terms enquire of JossPH WoLF ting "A miles from tbe
land, or the subscriber living mar CADlZ, Harrison
county, Ohio. SAMUEL. HINES.
CHdiz, June 81. 1859,
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FRESH ARRIVALl!
SPRING AND SUM MER
CLOT HING,

Including every variety of Dress FroCk Il sack cio
coats OF every quality texture and nnWh Tweed, Cash
mere Ca4hmcrrts, Queens CLOTH Fancy PLAIN linen do
Hest cidih aud doe skin, Fancy Cashmere Saineit, Cod
ugton fancy aud plain lined do Vests, every quality aud
style. Furnishing goods embracing every article 10 the
completion Of a pouilGnn4 wardrobe
Clnhs CasEneres aud Nisngs OF the newest and most
approved styles have connected with the above bust
ness n TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, aud am pre-
ia red To execute orders the fhorcs notice IN the neat
esi aud hest II auncr cali aud ana examine Tor your
selves. ApIl |, lfJ1. BENZ. THbMAS.
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TNYECUToR,s SALE OF VALUABLE

7 III =
~ real estate Three farms in the ucirhhorhood 0
Sr GAINESVILLE, Belmont County, OHIO, IN Section
Nu. u, aud iHJ National Road This section ~ di
vldcd uto three farms The first com aIun2 two hun
decd aud twenty acres aud traction, IN which
there il comfortable Brick Iious" and a out one hun
drUd Of cleared dud The balance finely Iimhcird
aud well waltTCd.
Thl second farm COntaina near two hundred and ten
acres, about htmdrcd and twenty cleared, with a
hewn log house. orchard nf grated fruit, well oG excel
lent water In the garden, wen tmhered, well watcred,
aud of even face, NOW in the occupancy of Mr. kel
Ter
The third l,rn, contains nearly two hundred Nnd ten
HCres about hundred aud ten cleared with log cab
m aud sma barn thereon, with abundant supply Of
timber aud wen WN'trcd.
Ths land is known and distinguished as the Foukc
land and been Ia the family seventy years, and
Is nov offered for sale BY the Executors aud affords the
hnust opportunity ever presented IN the county ot Hell
splendid homes in the proven
hiay rich lands OF Belmont. For heSuty Of location,
fertility of sni, abundance Of water, timber, coal, con
vsnencO To markets, churches, schools ard all the Gle
menJs OF life, this land cannot RE surrHs.cd.
plat of the land IL len al the Auditors once nr pub
lie Inspection and the iHC- viii he shown hy Mt Keller
who resides on the premises. Th' laud will Ire offered
at public safe AT the front door Of The Court House, IN ST.
C,alrsvlllo, on
Tuesday, the eO,h day of September, 1888,
being couu day,
Tcrms-ono of tho purchase money on the day or
sale aud tho balance IN two equal annual uS8lmUuts,
wtth interest FROM lhc day ct taC,
The tito retained uutl the whulO Of the purchase
paid deeds executed upOn notes houg given for
remaining payments with mortgage urcWi,rs at the
option OF the executors. JOSEpn F0uLE,
THEOnORE FOrLKE,
Executors uf Juscph inulkc, dec Al.
JOHN THOMPSON, Agent,
for the Executors,
July 18th, is53
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NEW FURNITURE AND CHAIR
S,TATE OF ONO, BELMONT COIN.


~ TY, ss,-Rohcrt Mcmillan, rs: Anna Mcmillan.
J1sGph Harvey, isabella Harvey John MCkevey, Jane
Mckcvey Joseph Mcmillan, Mary Mcmillan, John Nc.
MILAN, Samuel Mcmillan, James h, Folk Mcmillan,
Anna g. Me MILAN, and William &. .McMian.--Petton
Int partition.
The ahovo named defendants are hereby notified tha,
petition w" hed, on the asi day ofMay 1853, in the
court Ul Common Pleas Ol belmont County in the State
OF Ohio ON behalf of the said Robert Mcmillan where.
by an hrhal of said Robert, parIon OF the tract farm
or parcel ol land On which the late Robert Mcmillan de.
ceased, resided for several years before, aud until his
death, and of which lac seized IN simple al the
time "i MS death, situate in said county of Belmont and
~ TowhshpsN, OF Range four, in the Steubenvile land
district being all OF the southwest quarter OF section
IN SAID township except about ton acres and about 81
acres OF the north pat Of the northwest quarter of
ton tive, nhe said township demanded aud also an on.
der for the assignment OF dover In said premises 10 Tho
said Anna Mcmillan, as the widow of the said Robert
Mcmillan, deceased, and the said defendants are also no.
uhcd that application will he made, al the next term of
said court for an order that such dover may be
IN Saii premises, and that partition be made Of the same
among tho said parties according to the Statute in sue
cases made and provided
u. $, CoWEN n NJ. PENNINGTON.
June J, ls,53-0w.
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TO Females.

You will find these Pills an invaluable med;cin. T.,
many complaints TO which you subject In ols,rue
tons either total or partial they have been found of in
estimahe benefit, restoring their functional arranas
ments to healthy action, purifying The blood and other
fluids so efectuay 10 put tofght all Complaints which
dness dimness of sight pain in the side, back De
None genuine unless signed j. N. Hobensack ali 9TH
ers being base limitations. a'' ''"'
lTFAgents wishing new supplies, and Store Reene,.
desirous of becoming Agents must address the Prora
tor, J. N. Hobensack, Philadelphia Pa -''P'io'
IrpaU
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AN ACT PASSED BY THE TRUs


~ tees of Warren Township, July iih, 1855. In con
pliance with act passed y the General Assembly of
the state of Ohio, March l2tl, 1853
SEcrIH ]. Be 1t enacted by the Trustees of Warren
Township Belmont County, ohio, That ifany person or
pGr-ns IN said Township shall he known to sell or vcnd
or give away in any shape or form, spirtuous liquor
liquors. of any kind whatever or II any person per
shall vCnd sell give IN any quantity quality
with intent evade the provisions of tins they shall
be deemed guilty Of msdemcanor or violation of said act,
aud upon conviction thereof shall he fined in any
not exceeding ity dollars aud not less than twenty dol
lars aud all cost, and II said fine and cost he not paid
within days the date of the judgment per
persons whom said fine is against shall he imprs.
oncd IN the County Jail and fed bread and water for
twenty days. provided that nothing contained in this
section shall be so construed as to make il unlawful 10
sell any spirtuous liquors for Sacramcnal, Medicinal
Mechanical purposes, hut no person or persons in the
habit of keeping atippng house place of lnemper.
shall have the privilegeo Of selling for such
SErIoS l. That this shall he in force aud AXE c
feet from and after c fourth day of August, D. 1853
Passed in meeting this An day of July, A. d. 1853.
HIRAN llIBBhRD, ! ,r...,.
ROBERT II. SMITH.i i'"'e'''
Tho above il correct copy.
JouS q. BHowS ZIP. Clerk. July H.-iw
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ITO TEACHERS AND TOWNSHIP

" EhbftEhEO AND WV NStlli
BOARDS or EDUCATIoN.--Rcron of the text
hook c0hmitCo of the Belmont County Teachers lnsti
tntc adopted by the Institute al s Session in October,
81:
Your Committee appointed to examine and
recommend Text Books, after having exam
incd such books as they could obtain, on the
various sciences, would recommend the adop-
ton OF the following resolution:
ResoItel, That tho following named Text
Books be recommended for adoption into the
Public Schools of Belmont County:
McGUFFEYs EcLEcriC SPELLING Book AND
READERS:
RAYS ARITHMETIcs AND ALGEBRAs, AND
PINNEo's PRIMARY & ANALYTICAL GRAM
MARS AND ENGLISH TEACHER.
Ii. ID. MCCARTHY,
Chairman ofp 7su BooE CommHtec.
All ofthe books named in the above report he oh.
,aicd the ook stores of x. GRgsslSuER aud J. II.
WutIAas, ~ reasonable rates.
For particulars OF Introduction aprly 10
r. q. BOWIES
Ggeat for the Eclectic Series, Chkieothe, o.
May q, Ir53.-ly.
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atHERIFF'S SALE.-EPHRAIM ]. RIAL
vs.: JosEpHrs RIAL, ct al.In Partition-i'y virtue
Of order o sale 10 directed from the Court Oi COM
mon Pleas of BclmOn, County, Ono at the summer term
thereof 1853 will offer for sale at public auction on
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Just Reed for Sa!e---
10 bhls Linseed Oil,
Mob. Lard Oil
. - Pure Castor OIL,
10 Spts. Terpentinc,
Case Prime Nutmegs,
tnaneta Indigo.
Imadros,
hbl Pure gra Ginger,
" " " Mustard,
McCoNAHEY Il KELLY.
Bridgeport, Feb. Is, 1853
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WEDNESDAY, Tie 17M Of August, 1858,

between the hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock p. H.
Of said day. the front doot ofthc Court House IN ~
Ca.rsyile in said county the ioiowIn9 deStriea rem
estate situate Iyur and tcing in Belmont county, ONO,
and loundrd and described follows. 10 wi lt tract
being part of the south east quarter OF section ~ Town
chin No and range No. - beginning for tile same nj
,take az north west Of said quacr thence
with the boundary line east Gi poles TO stone Ht te
no east corner of said quarter. thence south y! OO l
rules To stone the corner of James Drcnnans ianh
thence with said Drcunans line 100 poles 10 stake
thence north G6 poles stone thence west % poles Ia
stone a, the Yves, boundary line of said quarter, aud
thence north - poles the place of beginning, contain
ug =, acres rood, aud II perohes aud the "ter tact Oh
which il mart OF the N H. quarter of said section o. be-
ginning at south corner ofthe NJ II. quarter
said section thence north on the section line ~ o
to large white oak stump, thence south 12t' west III
stake red oak tree, and thence east on
The uarer section line ~ poe tn the place Of beginning
Containing 10 &C res aud ~ pcrChrs more or less
JOHN &. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
| shCriT's Office, July 9Th, 1cj3-5,2j
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Buckets!

40 DoX buckets just received and for sale at No. :
~ Main ST. (apr 30, '5l) =. G. ROBINSON.
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CIR OC + R I ES!

~-rxn His stock embraces general and
ittf-.gs Jvared assortment oisrtices usually ~ -
V.E - found in well kept establishments o.. f.---l--S-A
the Kind, such as:-
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Molasses, Tobacco, Can
dies, Soap, Chocolate, Candies, Figs, Raj
sons, Rice, Pepper, and Spices of all kinds.
Flour, Oats, Cornmeal, Queensware, Stone
ware, Earthenware, Nails, Ropes, Hinges,
Screws, Files, Woodsaws, Rat Traps, &c.
Al Of which will he sold wholesale or retail at unusu
ally low rates for Cash approved Country produce.
March 25, lcj3.
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Physiology for schools and families.

Cutters Physiology, large and small, with the plates
mounted and paper Also Greenleai's arthmatics.
have formed agency for this Co. for these important
works, and give them to the trade shoots and fan
oslion favorable terms School books generally hand
Oct. 80. J. IL. WILLIAMS.