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r, NV YohK Sept 70.
Flour Staie G.31oas,JO; Ohio G.iG6a6.6S. firm.
S,ouihern G,Jta6.G2. Wheat, Genesee 20. active
Western -. Southern 40. Corn mixed 73 dull
kentucky Tobncco 7CaD. CoiEc, Rio Il Java ".
%. Iinse,d oil GGcyGs. Cotton dull. Lard al sn
{" q, ',gice. Pork. Mers 1873; Prime Is UD nc.
Hr' Mess Beef 1880, firm. Shoulders Z: Hams 81
arm Bacn, clear sides lets, Lard in lbls. Jloo
H. ClOyorsc 9!oo9 l.2.
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Commercial Law and Political Economy.

DaHy Lectures are given on these important to les
a. Connected " ii tue avoCaOns Of the merchant the
Operations Of commerce and practical workings oft ade
embracing tile subject Of Partnership, Principal AMI A.
GENT Negotiable Instruments, Sales. Debts, Guara ties
&c slso on the laws Of Wealth, Currency foreign and
domestic Exchanges, Credit Profit, Interest," Wage, Ia.
ternaiiOnal Trade, &c.
The course be completed in from eight to Tvs elye
weeks.
Terms for the Mercantile course so.
Expenses for Stationary, Diploma, &C., 81.
Instruction being given individually applicants can
enter at any time
knowledge OF the ordinary English branches is all
TIE re1ui-iie preparatory qualifications
The business acquaintance Of the Principal enables
HIM to render assistance TO those wishing procure Sit
uatIons ON graduating.
Good Board be obtained ~ the city at from 50
to S..lH per week.
Diplomas under seal are awarded tie Or aduates.
Oct.E, leJ9. JOHN GUNDRY, PrincipaI.
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(EJBEwARE!-Counter $40 bills on
the Marine Bank of Cleveland are in circu-
lation. A great part of the work on them is
genuine. a sufficient protection however,
is the fact that the Bank never issued any
$40 bills.
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In Mobile the fever is raging terribly. On
the 5th inst, there were 43 deaths, including
33 of yellow fever.
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AN ORDINANCE.-Established in con-


! fOrwiiy Of an act further defining the powers of
Trustees 0i Townships. Passed March 18th Is53.
See lit. Be il ordained by the Trustees of Somerset
Township. Belmont County. Ohio. That any person or
persons shall sell vend give away any wine sprit.
Ous liquors Of any kind quality quantity whatsoever
to any person persons for the purpose otpplnr nr
temperance, If any person persons shall vend or
give away with intent TO evade the provisions Of this
ordinance any srrituOus liquors Of any kind quality os
quantity whatever, 10 any une under tweniyone yeate
OF age, If any persons shalt lease et hiry
rent or permit 10 he used place Oi general resort an
dwellin. house. store ousc. shop shed, cellar tene
ment. owned held % beOngngio him. her them the
purpose OF selling or giving away any spiruOus
liquors ofany kind quality Orquantty. whatever for
purpose oilgpling ,ntempeTaDce each and per
offending against the provisions ofths Ordinance
than ten dollars than fifty dollars and may he
imprisoned III tie County Jail not twenty DAYS
nor less than five days. both al the discretion the
Justice Probate Judge Provided tha; nothing in this
section shall hc 50 construed to make it unlawful
sell any nthe Aforesaid liquors for
o mechanical purposes.
Sec ,. Thsttis ordinance shall lie in force and take
effect from and after the 18th day of September is53
Done iii spec meeting this 9Th day of August lsJ3
CAMM THOMAS.
John sTARBUCK : Trustees
THOMAS CARTER.
4 true copy.
Attest. WILLIAM srAsTos..Tp Clerk.
August 10. ISJ3.-ii.
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6rF. w. Ames gave bail to the amount
of $4,000 to appear at the next term of the
Criminal Court in Cincinnati, and answer to
charge of shooting James C. Hall.
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4 my instance, an attachment was this
L n day issued by Henry Thursion, justice Of the
peace Of Smith Township, Belmont County against the
property and effects of Thomas Lanry e. Co. ascond.
ing debtors, for the amount Of sXtythree dollars and
tweniyfv cents Dated this 20ih day Of August 1853
JOHN HELPBRiNGER.
Sentember IG laj3-3t-nd
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 10,

The yellow fever is mild at present.
At Galveston Mr.. Peake is probably elect
ed Governor of Texas, and Mr.. Dickson
Lieutenant Governor. Bel is elected to
Congress.
The fever is spreading along the Missssip.
pi river.
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SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.--Arrangem
are so far advanced towards completion for
laying a submarine telegraph between the
United Kingdom and America. 1t is intend
ed to connect the two countries, or rather
the Old and New Worlds, by means of Gal
way and Ialitax-these being the two near
est points of communication. The distance
is about 1900 miles. The perfect practical
bility of the thing has been guaranteed under
the hand of nearly all the eminent engineers
of the day, and various parties have sent in
estimates for the execution of the work
These estimates vary from f80O,00O down to
100000, and it is a remarkable lact that
some of the lowest estimates have been sent
in by some Of the most respectable firms in
the country. When this extraordinary pro-
ject has been carried out, we shall be able in
half an hour to send messages from London
to New York, and receive messages from the
United States in about half an hour. And
not, we ought to add, rom New York alone,
but from the interior of America, the electric
telegraph being laid down for orupwards Of 1000
miles up the country London Morning Ad-
rertiser.
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lsez THE Temperance Alliance will
EES meet in the town of CENTREvILLE,
on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2lst, at O'Clock
p. M. The BRoAD-AXE will address the
meeting. w. Ii. CLARK, Secy.
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THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL.
Flour, increase export demand, but buyers and
sellers continue apart in their views sales 1000 bbls
fresh ground at 6,l9C96,25, now generally held at
the latter quotation with an extremely small stock
on sale there is a steady demand for city consump-
ton at former rates, Rye Flour, no'hlng doing;
prices steady at ESQ 80 for prime new red, and
,320Bl ,35 for white, yellow rs, ahoat
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GThe Pennsylvania State Agricultural
Fair will be held at Pittsburgh on the 27th,
asth, s9th and soth days of September.
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THE FAIR.

We republish the arrangements for the
coming fair on account Of there having been
several errors in the former publication. The
list as it appears this week we believe is
correct.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-JosEPH Fry VS.
IpPmLIp HuSr.-By virtue of writ of vendtion
expouas directed from the court of common pleas
of Belmont County Ohio will offer for sale on
TUESDAY, The Goth day Of September 1853
between the hours of 10 O'Clock \. and o'clock p
NJ of said day the residence of Joseph Fry in War
ren Townshipin sad'couniy the following goods d chat
tells wit: one dozen bottom Chairs two Featl
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
SuEPIrr's OFFICE. September O. IS53.-2-l,25.
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INN NfVTEUN
DOOk.keeping by DOnhln Entry.

tompleie practical course Of instruction Is given IN
lhe arr m Keeping scientifically Double Entry Books IN
we dihrreh departments OF Trade. Commerce and
MahuiSciutcS, compteondng the hest forms In use a..
ually or IN partnership in business wb,t6oS nrosr,on.
of adverse ~ the purchase aud sale Of nj
Wh"esae and reta. inportng and exporting on their
own account on commission or on joint speculation. In
Guiding speCuisions IN Stocks, Real Estate &C. with
SirSnlnaiihg Bank, Insurance, railroad and Rocks or
JOINT stock and Chartered As attous ge,cr.iIy
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WIG NOMINA TIONS

w III Il " Nv " WI 4 N Il 4 " N -
FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE, of Highland
FoR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
ISAAC ]. ALLEN, OF Richland.
ron TREASURER or STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN. Of Hamilton.
FoR SECRETARY STATE,
NELSON ii. VAN WORRIES, Of Athens.
roR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM H. GIBSON, of Seneca.
FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
FRANKLIN T. BACKUS, of Cuyahoga.
FOR BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN wADDELL, of Coshocton.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER COMMON
SCHOOLS,
LORIN ANDREWS.
DAVID ALLEN, Of Belmont.
BOARD cr EQUALIZATION,
JOHN HAMMOND, Of Harrison.
REPRESENTATIVES,
ELI v. CLEAVER, of Wheeling tp.
SAMUEL DANFORD, of Washington tp.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
D d. T. COWEN, Of Rchlard tp.
TREASURER,
d. ADAMS, of Richland tp.
COMMISSIONER,
SWAN c. VANCE, Of Flushing tp.
RECORDER,
PRICE ARRICK, Of Kirkwood tp.
SURVEYOR,
JAMES MCMILLAN, Of Rchland tp
CORONER,
WILLIAM GILL, Of Pease tp
DIRECTOR INfIRMARy,
SAMUEL DANIELS, Of Wheeling tp.
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Ce-Dr. Norton s. T0ipnsend has been nom-
mated by the Free Soiers of Lorain and Me-
dina counties as their candidate for Senator.
6rIt appears that Mr. Walker declines
the mission to China.
OTNo divorce has ever been granted by
the Legislature of South Carolina. The mar.
riage rite there is indissoluble by any tribunal
0TThe CuliiuGtor says that the Judges a
the Wooster trial of implements will repor
first premiums to Seymour d 1Iorgan's New
York Reaper and to Ketckum's Mower. M
second premiums will be awarded. The Is
premiums are gold medals valued at $50.
0TWhy is Grahqm's Magazine like a pick
pocket Because it has pictprss-( pickle
yoprs)
We will state for the benefit of anxiou
persons that the disconsolate perpetrator Q
the above has voluntarily surrendered him
self up TO the authorities to be dealt wit
"iH accordance with the Statute ip such ca
ses made and provided"
0trJudge Jake Finn Of the Criminal Opul
of Cincinnati was recently fined $50 an
costs for on assault committed on the perso
of Mr.. Joliffe in Market Square, Mr.. J. wa
attorney in the recent Fugitive Slave Case
that place.
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CJThe American Raihoay Times, comes
to us in an entire new dress this week. This
is valuable weekly journal, published at
Boston, by Haven 3 Jones, at $500 per an
mum. 1t contains all the latest news in re-
lation to Railroads, their prospects, &c. To
persons interested in such matters it is in
valuable. 1t contains a full United States
Railway Share and Bond List" containing
many important facts in relation to the
character of the different securities now in
the markets of the country.
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CiSrtYyATI. Sen, II

...--.- ClNtINNATi, Sept. IJ.
Flour stendy Of 5eaj,lO. dealers nnxiou.ly await
ing steamers news. Nothing OF importance done
~ provisions, market s;endy, bacon sides & IL.
u I'2to ~ l.2. Sugar firm
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Such exercises introduced on this subject a. are
Calculated to impress business habits aud genuine n.
sncss style Of Correspondence upon the mnd of t,c
student, as wei az fimiliarize him with Commercial
Ieehnicalies and PhraseolDgy. including pro ToJ aa
Invoices, Account Sales, Bills Of Exchange cic
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vi the same disease, on the 18th inst.
hoBERT, son Of Mrs. Nancy Hutchinson, Of
Smith township, in his 10th year.
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'BGrbei.' i.'Oss!!

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No-
~ is hereby given. that al the Probate Court for
Belmont County, the undersigned appointed aud quail
flied aa Administrator Of the of John Thompson
late of Belmont County. deceased.
All indebted to said estate requested TO make
Immediate payment: and those having claims against
said estate notified 10 present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
ABNER WELLS, Administrator.
August l9rh. 1a5a-3w.-pd.
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Flour, lhe only sales we're IS bbs $50; 6 do. 4,
arrive Of 5Gco36s nnd 70 ht 80 for superfino and
j,G2oaj,ij extra pb'l.
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Commercial Calculations.


Embrace every variety Of Computations pcrtsipnv 4,
business operations being taught according 10 tbe ,ost
LifrafiOH Of EJshgppe Se ~
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S,TATE OF OHIO BELMONT COUN-

e,TATE OF OHIO BELMONT COUN-
DRY ss-Cour of Common Pleas.-PetilOn for Par
titioH.
Traverse George John George Sarah George. James
George Simpson George, Lewis George Presley George
Jaco,, Gossett d Malnda Gosset his wife, Presley Dye
Elizabeth Dye, Harriet bye, Matilda Dye and Lewis
DYE children of Margaret and VIM. DYE, decd, Mary
George & Weeien George and Phoebe George.
The above named defendants will lake notice that
Traverse George plaintiff flied in the court aoresad on
The I3th of August lsj3 petition demanding partition
of the following Real Estate of which William George
late of Belmont County, Decd seized in OF The
same being situate in the county Aforesaid and in the
town of chland in said county and being part of the
last half of Sec. 81. Tp r. containing one acre
and being the same premises which he resided until
his death Said petition forth that Phoebe George
widow of William George decd is entitled TO dover in
said premises and that youR petitioner aud the above
named defendants the next of kin TO said decd That
such proceedings will he taken upon said petition is
aulhorizedh by Law .,,,.,o>,
AIRY. for Petitioner.
at lSJ3,
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4 I my instance, an attachment was this
: day issued by Henry Thurston. a Justice Of the
Peace Of Smith Township. BeImun, County. against The
property and effects ThOmai Lantry Co aiscond.
ing defors. for The OF fDriyfye dollars Dated
9th. 1853. A. e. RAMAGE,
September l6, Is53-3t.-pd.
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Practical PCnmanship.

One hour daily Is devoted in teaching a systematic
Stye "i business writing, combining freedom with
unongh command oi hand aud pen, accuracy and elc.
ranee itl ease aud apidy and perfect leg Utility i'm
hesuty Of construction
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THE BUCKEYE BRoADAxE will undertake
another job of hewing in the NJ. E. CHURCH
in this place on next Sabbath afternoon at
ala O'Clock P. M. His object is to preach q
regular "out and out" Temperance sermon, SO
persons will please bear this in mind.
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NHw ORLEANS, Sept. 7.

the lever is rapidly abating in this city
The deaths for the past four days have been
as follows
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|SHERIFF'S SALE.-In Partition.-Tho
\ mas Wilson, guardian of Cinderella Johnson et at
Iyyirtuc order of sale TO directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Belmont County Ohio. at the
Summer tern;tEercof 4. d. lSj3 will olIcr for sale
Tuesday the 27th dayof Ssl .ember, A. u. 1853,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ
of said Law at door of the Court House. in ST
Cairsv lille said county the following described Real
Estate wit Situate Tying and being in the County of
Belmont aud State Ohio, heing the East half of the
North East quarter of Section twenty-one (? township
seven "a and Range six 6) subject however to the life
estate Catharine Wilson formerly Catharine Johnson,
which has been heretofore assigned and set Otto her.
JOHN e. NICHOLS. Sheriff.
Sherifi's Office, August Goth, lS53.-5w.-S2,sJ.
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To Correspondents.
Communications must be handed in before 10
O'Clock ON Wednesday morning.
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NJ OTICE.-At my instance an order Of
Y attachment was issued on the ai,h day of August
1853. by Alexander Mcmillan a Justice of the Peace
rainst the property effects OF Thomas antry James
antry absconding and resident debtors for the
of S21 ,45 cents and costs. BARNEY BRADY.
September Q, 1s53.-3w.
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WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY.

In
n HE Fall Session will. commence on Mon
Il day, September ill lcj3.
Several Teachers have been engaged; these, with
those who with during the past session, form
Faculty which will favOray compare with any similar
institution in the country. Latin. French, German,
Spanish and Italian will he taught French and German
by teachers. Also, Music the Piano, Harp or
Guitar. Terms-One half az the commencement, and
the remainder a the middle of the session.
board ner session of - weeks $500
Washing per dozen %
Fuel during winter per month l,tO
Tuition Primary Department. per session - weeks 6W
Seminary Junior Glass l2LO
Middle l4G0
Senior lGuU
CHARGES.
Music piano. harp guitar session % weeks 90
Use of instrument 2O0
Vocal Instruction lUO
Modern Languages per session each lOtO
instruction any OF the kinds OF Fancy work 800
in all 1000
Drawing and Painting in water colors 1900
Oil Painting 1910
MRS. :. d. THOMPSON, Principal.
August a6, 1853 IT.
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lGUNDRY'S MERCANTILE coll
9th and Walnut, CtScISSAu, y.
Incorporated fsis.

The attention of the public h respectfully called 10
Tue superior facilities afforded al this Institution t,
qualifying individuals IN thorough practical manna,
iof tie Counting Room aud business pursuits,
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Knicherbocher Magazine in
imitable old Knick, thy sober purple 'kiver'
now as ever encloses nought but the
.purest gold of literature, and the most highl y
polished shafts of wit. Long may you live
to prove, as you are, capital antidote for the
'Jlues,' and an embodiment of the advice,
"Throw physic to the dogs"
Samuel Hueston, 1877 Nassau street, N Y
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Graham's Magazine is always received al
the right time, but we omitted saying so las,
week. We unite in the commentators
from call over the land" in saying-"mag
nifcent monthly"-'excellent reading"-
"splended engravings"-"capital eellow"-
"pi ctures never eXcelled," &c., &C., &c.
ad infnitum.
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OFThe contributions to the N. o. Howard
Association amount to $l6O,OOU.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE UNITED STATES GAZETTEE

THE UNITED STATES GAZETTEER.
This is work which we can freely recon
mend to everybody to purchase, as work o
practical utility to every resident of the
United States. 1t contains copious sta
tistical tables of every State in the union
comprising inhabitants, agricultural products
and the number Of manufacturing establish.
ments and where situated, together with
valuable Information in regard to climate
soil, institutions Of learning, &C., &C., Every
city, town and village that is incorporated
has place therein, together with its popula.
ton and inhabitants, situation compared with
the capitals of the state in which they are
situated, &c. The Gazetteer is certainly a
book that would be desirable in every mans
library, and one that should be read by
every. one; from it one can gain a thorough
knowledge of our capacity and our resources,
and will have the satisfaction of knowing
that he has work in which he can find al
most everything in relation to the United
States.
The work is well printed, on good paper,
in heavy octave pages, and contains 900
pages, at $3.50. Mr.. ELIAS HILL is the
agent for the sale of the work for this
county.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IT F9ng psrsOH remh,ipR he PaBHshsr me prirs
@ ne JoH0piHg Boot. vH hare ~ rent bg mail 10 ann
part Of the United Staies. FREE % rosrigg
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Putman's Monthly. We are almost afraid
to say that this is a first rate Magazine for
fear we will be laughed at, for no person
ever thought of denying that it is one of the
very first periodicals OF our Country. The
present number presents rare feast to the
literary epicure. G. P. Putnam &Co. N. Y.
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LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Inland Transportation.

Also on Shipments Goods Wares and per good
Orleans other an
nos or TO any port whatsoever in the Atlantic wae AGAIN
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.

officers OF
policies already issued and IS duly and
uorsxs CoLLEG &