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GFEvery part of Ohio is alive to the i'm
portance of sustaining Democratic men,
measures and ascendancy. If the Democrats
should fail; if Wings should obtain the pow
er in Ohio-just think of it,--would not Ohio
be in pretty pother! The negative, helpless,
fogy party,-why it could bring forth nothing
but weak puny abortions. Our State could
hardly survive the shame, not to say injury
of electing Whig Legisuture,-after what
Democracy, with its New Constitution, New
Code and progressive impulses and principles.
has done for her honor and welfare.
Statesman.
"After what democracy has done" And
pray what has modern democracy" done for
the people of Ohio, except to add largely to
the amount of taxes and squander those taxes
on our public officers, and that most con-
temptible of all bodies commonly called "the
new constitution in the hands of its friends"
in other words, the Legislature? What have
they done to advance the interests of the
State! Nothing-absolutel nothing. And
had they stopped there, it would have been
comparatively well. But they saw that und-
er the operation Of Wing measures the peo-
pie were prosperous, and that the locofocos
could not stand. So, in direct violation of the
letter and spirit of the new constitution, they
taxed bankers three times as much as other
citizens, and then, knowing that they would
not submit to such vilainous impositons, they
passed the crowbar law, which is nothing
more than legallizing mobs to rob peaceable
citizens! AS the legitimate result of those
outrages, our country is already flooded with
all kinds of foreign trash, and our own, re-
liable currency, is almost banished from cir
culation Ohio is already in "pretty pother,"
and the fiat of the the sov ereign people has
gone forth that such things are unfit to make
laws for free people! With unanimity
and decision of purpose they have resolved to
hurl them from power, and place the law-mak-
ing power in the hands of the Whigs--the
only party in the State who sympathize with
and advocate the interests of the masses Of
the people--those sons of toll, who are only
interested in having good government, and
who do not wish all their hard earnings taken
from them to pamper few lordly office
holders, and cormorant legislators. Yes, the
people have thus resolved-and they tOiA do ii.
OrThe locofocos have been declaring
again and again that the Wing party il
dead-and yet in various parts of the State
they are getting up "Campaign papers" t.
scatter broadcast among the people, to rous,
them up to conquer this dead party! Th,
truth is, they know that the charge is false, &
awfuly fear that the Wing party, which the,
know to be "alive and kicking" will kcl
them out Of power this fall, and hence thei
spamodic exertions to retain that power
But it will avail them nought. The peopl
have decided that locofocoism is nuisanc
which must be abated. And their decision
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NELLING OFF TO MAKE ROOM FOR

CEILING OFF TO MAKE ROOM FOR
~ an early Fall Stock.--Wc will sell from this day.
the balance OF large stock Of Summer Goods
than you before them,-many STYLES less I'll
cost,and remnants at almost any price Our sloch is
still large, and consists of
Beautiful Summer Siks-warranicd 10 wash.
Silks and Dress Goods
Superfne Painted Chaleys-perfcct beauties.
Silk rissues--lhe hest in the city.
Bereges Chaly, Baryr, Crane, DeLaines,
DeBages, Swisses, Lawns Poplins,
Crane, Silks of the latest styles,
Summer Shawls. ScarEs, Mantles, &c, &C.
Our stock is yet very desirableMay goods, the hest
imported And determined TO make ''eleaR
ssep f possb) of the above and many other styles
Goods the greatest kind of Bargains will be given
Being very thankful for the large patronage have
received, we now say Come one Come ALL AS EutiC
Cash will now buy lots OF Goods at
STONE e. THOMAS
Sign Go den Bee Hive
Ia Main 81. Wheeling.
JuIy 90 1859,
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A DMINISTlATOR'S NOTICE.-No-
~ tice is herebygven that at the Probate Court for
Belmont County he undersigned was appointed
and qualified Adtanistrator of the estate OF Henry
Howell, late of Beln,nt county, deceased.
All those indebted said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims against
said estate, mott ed to present them for settlement
JOEL ELLIOTT, Adm'r,
July 60 ls59.-3t.
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SSTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
Divorce and Alimony.-ANE WEEDEN VS.: HILERY WEE.
DEN.
The said flilery Weeden is hereby notified that the
Court by the said Ann Wecden against the said iiery
Weeden. the object and prayer OF said petition for
div orce and AmOny The Causes set fnrlh in said
tton gross neglect of duty and wiul absence for
more than three years. Aud that said petition will he
for hearing at the September Term Of said Court 1853.
ANN WEEDEN,
by PETER TALLMAN, her Sol.
July %, l953-Gw.
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HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH PAID FOR
LAND WARRANTS,
Enqire al this office.
,I,,Oa
EnQire al this oflici
July 90, 1853.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Il -Noiceis is hereby given that the undersigned Will
on the 18th day of September next make application to
the Governor the State of Ohio for the pardon of John
Every who was convicted ofhe crime of Burglary at the
Summer Term, A. ID. It52 of the court OF common pleas
within and the County Of Belmont and State aforesaid
by ad court senten 10 three years Imprisonment in
the eDtentary OF said State. This 22nd day of July
A, ID. 1853. ELLEN ENERLf.
July 90, 1853 w-pd.
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PITTsBrEoH, July &c, 1853.

A fine rain commenced falling yesterday
which, although welcomed by every one.
checked all out door transactions. We have
therefore very little to note.
FLOUR--sales on the warf Of 80 bbls.
superfine at S4,37@$4,5O; from store sales
of so bbls superfne at $3.50 and 40 do extra
at$4,75. The amount offering continues
remarkable small.
BACON-sales in small parcels of about
15,000Bs. at 81 and 81, for Shoulders and
Hams; 50OOlbs. country Sides at 6s; some
plain Hams at 10. Sugar-cured Hams sales
of one parcel at IL, and another at l2l.
FISH-a sale of 30 bbs. No 3 Mackarel,
large, at Slo,25 cash to the city trade.
DRIED BEEF-sales Of 6 tcs at lOl for
canvassed; plain we quote at 81.
SUGAR. sale of Is hhds N. o. at
d to 81 for comon to strictly prime.
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MONS. DANIELS

and altogether different from Van Anlburghs ms.
king
Two Splendid Animal Performances with
this Collection!
List Of Animals contained in both Menageries.
Van mburgh's Trained Animals.
2 Numidan Lions, Asisiic Lion and Lioness Royal
Bengal Tiger, Brazilian Tiger, Black Tiger, and Afri-
can Leoparts.
Mons. Daniels Trained Animals.
African Lion and Lioness. Pair Senegal Leopards,
Asiaic Tiger. and Two Cougars.
Rhinoceros. or Unicorn, Arabian Pack Camel White
Camel African Zebra Canadian Elk. White Lama first
ever in Amerca Sacred Burmese Or, Nandi, Monster
Elephant Hannibal A Specimen of the Hipp0potamus,
Two Gillian Alpacas, Ten Lions and LioHesses, Asatc
and African, Pair Royal Benggl Tigers, Pair Brazilian
Tigers, Royal Java Tiger, Three African Leopards Kar
Lioness and her Three Royal Whelps Pair Senega Leop
ards, Black Tiger, Black Leopard, Two South American
enas, Two Black Wolves, Grey Wolves, Black aud
White Racoons. Two Grizzly Bears, Russian Brown
Bear Two North American Black Bears, African Peli-
can. Pair New Holland Ostrches Pair Of African Crown
ed Cranes Pair White Guinea Hens from South Africa
Pair White Angora Rabbits, Pair Large Turkish Rabbits,
Pair Inc Shanghai Fowls Pair New Holland Kang aroos
Pair Black Swans White Stork, Silver Pheasants, Blue
great variety of the Monkey Tribe.
JrjeA full description of the Auimals, Performances
with the Elephants Ponies Monkeys &c. will be fourd
in the Bills and Autographs She principal Hotels pre-
yions TO the arrival OF The Company.
viii also be at GAINESVILLE, August OH; MT.
PLEASANT, August Ilth
July o. 1853.
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.yTATE OF ono. nrIMoNT r,b,,>,

%TATE OF OHIO, BELMoNT c0UN.
L.. , TY, ss.-tAcos N. Wars, es M.s4 A..
Wm1s.--Sour Of Common Plsas--fn thshctfy .--fs.
Tbe said defendsni, Mary Ann White, wliI ssts "a.
iee that the said Jacob NJ White 1et his rsfltlsn IN
TIE above Court IN ChenCefy on the qetb f.t oi
Il-55, making the SAID defendant party th<reio--t6m
SAID petition aedfes that said defendant Il the rifs IN
,sra ara psys ihsi ihe msriv esr
null snd void for the following eaoses: ,,l',i-
lst Wilf alsence ol the said defendant or more than
lhrse years next before the fiing ofthla pctitiors
gd Gross neglect OF doty the part Of the defhdxnf
That said petition Will be heard 81 the neat tsfsn OF
the Court In September, 1868. n 49, n, y
JACOB NJ WHrrf.
By HILLrn frsmkoron hls hu'y.
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continued drouth, but throughout Mason
county, KY, the prospects are favorable. az
we learn that light rains have prevailed there
during the month, and the farmers are de-
termned to do their best.
The prices Of this staple in this market
continue In the ascendant; and we notice n
sale at the Pickett warehouse offive hogsheads
Of manufacturing leaf, grown on Tennessee
river, at $3.50 and 80 10 for two Of them,
and $1,000 for each Of the others. They
were purchased by Mr.. Ilolbrook, one Of the
largest manufacturers.-Lois Cour.
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MARRIED

On the iIih, by Rev. d. Trueman, Mr.
Charles Littleton and Miss Miriam Knight.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NJ OTICE.-At my instance an order of
Y attachment was this day issued by Jes se Ball a
Justse OF the Peace of Warren Township, Belmont
ty Ohio, against the property and effects of Thomas
Turtle resident of said County for the of eighty
eight dollars and fourteen cents, dated July l4th A. d.
1853. ALLEN BARNES.
July 90 ls53.-pd.
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(tHAIN PUMPS.-A durable and useful
Article, and adapted to wells of any depth, for sale
cheap al the Hardware Store of
GREER. OFT T. co,
Corncr Monroe and Market s,s., Wheeling, Va
July -, laS3.
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MONDAY, The I5M doy Of August, 1853.

MONDAY, The 18Th dag Of August, 1853,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. and 4 O'Clock p
~ Of said day, the premises the follow ing
real estate situate lying and being in the county Of Bel
mont and htate OF Ohio, and bounded and described a.
loHows TO VIII beng part OF the east hail Of section No
u, township and range No. four in said county Iy inp
on the turnpike west Of st. Carsvt, beginning for the
sahe al station seven IN the middle Of said turnpike
thence south ono hundred and poles and fifty ihree
hundTeds 70 station No. six thence south eighty one
degrees, west eighty five poles and seven undredhs to
station No. eight the west boundary Of said half sec
tO thence north FIVE hundredihs Of degree west one
hundred and SIX poes aud y three hundredths to sta
ion No three IN the middle Of said turnpike and there
WIN north eghiyOde degrees east eighty fye and nine.
Teen huudr0dts pole to the place Of leg inning
ing nity ~ acres Of land Excepting, however, from
sara acI OF lana the Ollow premises being par Of the
east hal! Of section No. 81 township aud range L. in
ssid county Of Belmont lying the turnpike west Of
81 Csrsvie, beginning for the same on the line bouD
hary TO the east side Of Jesse Pennmgtons farm IN the
hddle pi the turnpike, thence with said line south ll 81
mudredth pole to stone for corner, thence n ~ f.
~ ~ hundredths poles to stone for corner, from
winch white oak - feet in diameter, distant links
y H. also white oak feet in diameter distant links
bears south west, thence ~ 1858 hundredih poles 10 te
middle Of the turnpike. s. 6Ii 30 - hundretbs pos
10 said pike TO the place of beginng Containing twenty
acres OF land.
Also another beginning for the same or the south
OF the National Road and nearly Opposite
Tavern, at stake set up IN the ground and running
thence and bounding the south side Of ID road uor
~ feet. south 227 and eight tentn feet to stake
west 80 feet TO sake north ~ feet 10 the hegnung
containing and laid ont for seyeniyfvo perches aud two
ieet OF land more or less.
Also another tract beginning for the same on the south
side Of the turnpike and opposite Samuel Woodm ansees
dwelling house at corner 1t being the a. t. corner Of
Jon \. Haincs lot That bought Of John Greenesf
and running thence and bounding on the south side of
The National Road n. s27 J.. twenty feet to stake
thence :. sixty five feet 10 stone thence southwest
eTIy course Is feet. where II ncrsecis John A. anes
line at stone thence north along John A. Hanes line
10 ieet to the place Of beginning containing seven
PefChes ahu seven ieel OF land more or less.
JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sherifr's Office July sth, lsj3-5,75
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RAYMOND & co. AND VAN ANIBURGH & cos
MENlGiRIES TNITED!

The Public particularly informed that this UNION
consists OF The RAYMOND & Co. and the well known
VAN AMBURGH Cos MENAGERIES. united for
the present Season of Is53 and is eInphaiioaiy I'll
ONLY ENTIRE MENAGERIE NOW IN AMERICA.
This il by fer tie largest Collection ever ia
m Er inf
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Over $50 Living Wild Animals,

to he exhibited under spacious Pavilion, :CO feet il
length ny 100 feet in breadth, FOR ONE PRICE Oh
ADMISSION.
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OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN-
JuIye2, 1853.

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
> TY, SS.--EuSIcE YoNLy VS.: JESSE YoSLY.-Court
of Common Pleas--Pelition for Divorce and Aiimony.
The said Jesse Yonly hereby notified that the 10Th
day of July A. D. 1851 petition filed in said Court
by the said Eunice YOnly against you the object aud
prayer ofsad petition is for Divorce and Alimony. The
causes set forth said petition crnelty and
gross neglect of duty and that said petition will he for
hearngat the September term of said court A. D. 1853
EUNICE YONLY,
By PETER TALLMAS, her SOL
July %, lS53.-6w.
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ATTENTION.

The Washington Guards are ordered 20 meet In uni
form for parade, At their Afnory on Saturday the 9Th
August, laj3at O'clock 2. So, by ofder Of
J. CHARLEswoRTH, Capt.
q. r. RpirY, o. g.
July ~, 1853.
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From the PRESIDENT of AMHERST COLLEGE

EDWARD HITCHCOCK, NJ. D., IL, n, &c.
J. c. AVER. Sir: have used your CHERRY Pee
RAJ in ~ Heep-reaied JtOncnitis, ana
satisfied from its chemical ction. that il is ad.
mirahe compound for the relief of ayuga and bronchl
difficulties. fmy opinion as 10 its superior character,
can be oil any servce you are al liberty 10 use you
think proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
Amherst Sept. II, 1919.
Among the other distinguished authorities who have
lent their names TO recommend this prepa alton the
hest known TO them for Affections of the lungs,
President Perkins, Vermont Med. College.
Hon. Chief Justice Story, Sup Bench U. 5. A.
Prof. Valentine Mott, New York.
Prot. Cleveland Bowdoin Med. COLLEGE.
Prof. Butterleld Ohio Med. College.
Canadian Journa! of Medical Review.
Boston Med. Surg. Journal.
Charleston. s. G. Medical Review.
New Jersey Medical Reporter.
Hon. Henry Clay. L. $. Senator.
Hon. Geo. p Marsh, Am. Ambassador to Turkey.
Cen Emanuel Bunes, President of Chilli
RI. Rev. Ed. Power, Lord Bishop OF Toronto.
RI. Rev. Bishop Reese, ofthe Meth. Epis. Church.
Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Also many eminent personages in foreign countries
Not only in the more dangerous and distressing dis.
eases of the Lungs, but also family medicine for
casona use, The SAFEST pleasantest and lest in the
world.
Prepared and Sold by JAMES c. AVER,
Sept. 10, SCI PRAcTIcAL CHEMIST, Lowell, Mass.
FRASlER & COLLINS, 81. Clarsville,
H. ALEXANDER, do
WIN. HARE, GAINESVILLE,
MOSES Z. MILES & SON, Somer,on,
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
July 90, 1853.
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WILL EXHIBIT AT ST. CLAIRSVILLE. WEDNES.
DAY, AUGUST 10Th, 1853
Onen from P. NJ. to- P. NJ.
ADMISSION u cente. Children under 10, Is cents.
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This is one OF the numerous Cures of
ASTHMA which have been accred-
tied to Cherry Pectoral.

ALBANY. y. V, April L., l545.
On. AVER Lowell. DEAs SIR | have for yesrs heen
afflicted with Asthma in its worst form, that
biged to sleep in my chair for larger part of the time
being unable to breathe my he'd. had tried great
many medicines, TO no purpose until physician pre-
scrhed, as an experiment, your Cherry Pectorel.
At first il seemed TO make wOrse but in less that
week began TO experience the gratifying relief
from its use and now, in four weeks the disease is
tirey removed. can sleep on my bed with comfort
and enjoy state Ofhealih which had expected
10 enjoy. GEORGE s. FRANT,
Il I,,rtv J;,p
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SHERIFF's sALE.-Joas GRrrSLEAr Jn

~ va WiLLiAs GREsSLEAg, et al.-In Partition - By
virtue OF an order OF sale ~ directed from the Court
common Pleas OF Belmont County Ohio al the summer
term thereof, will offer for sale on
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Mr.. VAN AMBURGH,

The most renowned OF all Lion Couquerors, WILL at
certain period of the Exhibition, enter the Deus Of hi
Terrific Group of Lions, Tigers, Leopards Cougars Pau
thers &C., the same performed by him in all the piu
cipai Cities of Europe and America. After which,
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consisting of the Carriages, Cages, Vans &C.. contain
ing tie Animals drawn by 100 SPLINDID HORSES
headed by the Companies Celebrated Brass Band and
will pass through the Principal Streets, the Pavilion
for Exhibition giving tie Public opportunity of be.
holding one of The most Gorgeous Professions
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GRAND PROCESSION!

The Cavalcade will arrive in Town on the above morr
ing about ~ O'Clock. and
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REPRESENTATIVE,
ELI V. CLFAVER, of Wheeling tp-
SAMUEL DANFORD, of Washington tp.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE, of Highland.

FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN of Hamilton.
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[ of which will be fatal 90 his AmAv."
Il am always. said !. rather vii
ling TO avert injustice Than 10 puaish
evil doors. viii ~ snh YOU To
Groves, bat anticipate much diilleult,
on account ut the wonnn Maria.
liy nine O'Clock on iho following
morning. my lcgel friend and ! were on
the doorstep of Crc>cs hoesr. tie
wa, ut breakfast. and when We were
ushcrcd into tho room | saw that thew
was all the appearance OF another por-
sou beside himself having been there,
and only hastily Withdrawn on our ar
rival lie looked drcadlully anxious
and alarmed
"Mr, Grovcs," said. 1--WE come on
an crrand Of mercy"
"Morcy, sir :"
"lcs. mercy 10 YOU. We would save
you from the consequences OF cr,miuall-
" by stopping tho commission Of The
Criminal act Forcgo all intentions Of
fogsig a will for Mr. Shnythes, and no
more will be said upon the painful sub.
jcct."
"Shc has betrayed me % he said, and
snaiching up knife from the table, lac
made rush behind screen that was
in the room. There was u loud cry
the screen fell down. aud there was
Maria wcltcring in blood. Tho break
fast table was IN the way, and before
my friend or myself could get nj him,
Mr.. Groves had inflicted on himself a
friehliul wound,
No help! no help, he said, in a
strange surgling tone. Il could not
live without rep-rep-rcputalion. ! die ~
Thus pcrishcd Mr. Groves and Ma
ria, whose other name ! never knew,
expired tho same evening, after making
confession of all the facts as ! have
recorded them.
Minny Rolic and her little brother
were punctunl at my house nt ten o.
clock and she brought some Of her draw
ings with her.
Poor girl The utmost good she cN-
pectcd from me, was direction 10 her
grandiaiher's grave, and perhaps u shil-
ling for sketch OF flowcrs that she
showed me.
miss Rolfe," ! said, "you nrc nm
heircss-at-law TO your grandfalhcr.-- --
Your income will be about three thou
sand pounds year"
"And l." said my legal friend. shall
be proud 10 be your man OF business,
Miss Rolie."
Alas poor Minny She chsped
her little brother in her arms and iuini-
ed. Joy don't often kill, and Minny
was not an exception. She and her
brother were different creatures ia
month aud after all, old Smylhes did
have n genuine tear shed upon his grave
by the person that inherited his wealth.