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1858. AFf.ngsmen,s for DeeemSs Z, ,O,n iS.;,'.
meoiral.

ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC.--Dr. ROSE
N PAN-CURER gives great satisfaction This medicine truly
toOHchc eer-ache
Is chblains chaped hands pains the back limbs sides
breast stomach hest thing IN the world ioi curing
Gods sore throat stiff neck from cold 10 truly
ne "wonder giving immediate relief to all pam
Call al No lO2 Fulton s. two doors
mon, Broadway. CODDINGTONS. RINGS. Dr. GOIONS, and
BRI3HAM & MILLEw5 Drug stores
CANCER and POLYPUS CURED by DR.. A DOC
and three hundred cases have been
,nce,y and cured by him without the u.s. OF he knife
Ttv odd the noss have been sured by him.
40 ksipe and cut out without affecting
Nv car at Doctors Office No ia Grandst \ cerhcatcs
Of cures and Cncers ard Poypus be seen his Office
nR. BANNING's MEDICAL and MECHANICO
~ SURGICAL INSTITUTE No. u Mercersi~ n f:.For tho
Chronic Disease and for the application OF hH dy
Baces Spno Brace Spinal Props Brace IruSS eSf
des File Sprnsb and Travelling Conpaoon for the cure o. V
cal Pulmonary Digestive Nervous Spinal aud Female Copn
fnr TOR the support
lsdles enoient aud during confinement
DR SMITHS DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL has proved
~ itself positive ell Dyspepsia Flatuene Ner
you cbt, Torpid Liver all diseases arising from derangs
ept of tbs digestive Certificates esch bottle
For sale Coddingons No us Broadway Dcayan House No
Union Iqr BAuckers No 81 Boweryi rnmer No ~ White
hal Y w smith, Courtst and Montaguep place brook
lyr and TrmmcIs No. $40 Atanest BTooken Wholesale
and tail by proprietor. No 70 South l2thst Philsdephs
DR PHiNNEY's FANCY PILLS
A y. Il D. SANDS. Agents
Fulton 81.
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HObenSack's Liver pit,s

70 paTt "i the system is more liable to disease
LIVER, II serving as fteror purify lie ht 'he
gwng me proper secretion to the bile; that On wo M
action OF the Liver effects the other iinportsnt
Jaundlce, Dyspepsia &C. We should there(ore
every symptom that might indicate a wrong .,eh wa'eh
ine Liver Those Pills being composed of R1nTns Dn OF
fLaNIS mInslied by nature to heal the sok N.,& q
s ion nn o ,e which augments the seers
,ne discharge OF secreted matter end An ATpw0'es
I,a which Changes ~ some inexpcabIe and ins.a
TONIC which gives tone and strength ~ tSn "a.
sSSe enewng health and vigor all paris oS Gus
nouy @ 4th a. ohIHARIlC, which in perfee, ~ my s
bowes ana eApelng the whole of cors,U Un me
y".s" sler and purifying the Blood which Se",ro quo
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barking and yelling about his cabin after he
had retired, he arose and discovered that the
noise proceeded from butchers shop next
door, and was produced by a wild beast. Mr..
Greentree got up and procuring light took
his pistol and sailed forth; at the same mo.
ment he heard his name called by the BUTCH
er, who begged that the light should be
brought, as the Catoyes were killing his dog.
As he entered the shop, he discovered the
dog, who is very large aud powerful animal,
grappied by All immense California lion. On
the light appearing, the monster loosened
himself from the grip Of the dog, and sezng
piece OF beef, made for the door. 1t was
then for the first time that a shot could be
risked. The butcher aimed at his head, but
before he could lr,, dog outside had seized
the lion by the leg. The infuriated beast
turned and dispatched him in an instant, tear
ing open his bowels, and laying him dead al
| The door. The butcher now fired, and his
b Ill struck him in the ne k. TIL lion instant.
! ly turned about and sprang toward ;he butch
or, but he was met by heavy blow from al
axe in the hands of young Grcentree, which
iellcd him, aud ne was then sooI
dispatched. The lion was then ea,urcd, &
found to be six feet six inches long from til
to end, and his weight was near three hund
red pounds.-Atta California, 2la May.
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The Crateur Lakes in the town of Manlius

The Crateur Lakes, in the town of Manlius,
Onondaga county, IN. W are curiosities, and
are supposed to be Of volcanic origin. They
are, by the inhabitants about there, called the
"Grcen Llkes." One Of them is on the top
Of hill and is in the form of tea crp. The
banks are two hundred feet high, and the
water four hundred Icet deep. The water ap-
pears to be deep green, but when taken up
in glass it is perfectly clear and transparent.
Trees and limbs which fall into the water
soon become encrusted with a bright green
substance, which on being exposed to the uir
becomes hard. The timber decays and leaves
this incrus,ation in the shape f hollow tubes.
Wood saturated with this water and burnt
cmts strong odor Of sulphur. A farmer,
who resides near, once heard II great rush oI
water, aud looking round saw the lake rising
over the banks. He was alarmed, and tlet
with his team; but the water soon receded tc
its usual level el.-ArU York Courier.
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Railroad Damages.

John Massino, lately sued the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Tor damages for the u
mount of COO The Nashville Whig gives
the following particulars o. the cose
Massino on the 20th OF June 1850, took pas
saye on said road which was in an incomplete
state 10 provision being made for passengers
still they were received and fare was charged
and collected. About .! miles from Nashville
in going down all inclined plane on cut OF
the road COW wasrun over and the box car
in which Massno was turned over, breaking
very badly his leg and injuring several other
persons. Amputa ton became necessary and
subsequently reamputation. The plaintil's
counsel plead thalthe road company were
common carriers, assuch the,greatest prudence
and attention was demanded Of them and tina,
Trough the negligence OF the engineer, the
accident occurred and that they are responsible
for the negligence of their employee.
The defence argued that There was no ncgIi.
gence, and that the accident wus unavoidable
and that the company were not consequently
responsible.
The case was given in charge to the jury
and verdict returned for five thousand
dollars damages for the plaintiff.
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EFFECTS OF TIE llEAr.-Thc four Coron
crs Of the city and county Of New York have
had their hands full for the last few days
Thirty-iive deaths were reported on Wedncs.
day at their oiiiccs. Twelve were sun struck
One man died in Brooklyn on Tuesday, uuc
two yesterday. During the afternoon o
Tuesday eight German luborers were pros.
trated by the heat while engaged upon the
Brnohl lyn aud jamaica plank road. One man
died in WIIiamaburgh ON Tuesday, and twu
on Wednesday. The iaiality has been un-
parallclcd. So says the New York Mirror OF
Thursday. The Commercial Advertiser OF
the same afternoon reports twcnty-ninc cases
Of sun stroke, of which twcnty-lour resulted
fatally. There have been many deaths from
the same cause in other cities, but we have
not noticed any in which the fatality is SO
terrible. The storm Of Thursday night has
cooled the temperature in this vicinity and
rendered it quite pleasant.
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AN OJtIDlSASCE


I Supplementary to IN ordnance to provide
| for repairing sidewalks in the Town of st.
| Clairsvllle
SEC. /. BE ii ordaiaed by tie Ta~n Coun-
eli 0) The 10Wn u 81. CidirSviie, That all
owners OF real property situatcd within the
crporntc limits Athe Town of st. Cmrsvl!c,
! be, and The same are hereby required TO pave
the sidewalks in front OF and adjoining their
property, under the direction of a committe
consisting Of SnEfuERD DAVIS, JosEru HAIR
Rls and AMBROSE COLLINS, or such other
person or persons as may be from time TO time
appointed by the Council for that purpose, if
such paving shall by said Committee be deem
ed necessary for the public convenience or
improvement OF the Town.
SIC. = That # any such owners OF pro-
perty, who have been notified by the Marshall
of said Town, or otherwise by order Of the
Council, to pave their sidewalks as aforesaid,
,hall neglect or refuse, immediately after the
taking effect OF this ordinance---or if notified
after that time, Immediately after such notice
to commence paving their sidewalks us u
lorcsud, aud 10 complete the same with all
'uc diligence, according to the directions of
milcr is empowered aud authorized to pro-
cccd immediately to cause said paving to be
done in u suitable and substantial manner ut
the expense of the owner OF such property.
SIC. 3. That the costs and expenses Of
such labor shall b. n charge and lien upon
the real property adjoining, as well against
the legal owners thereof, MS against all per-
sons having any interest therein legal or equit-
able, and such property shall be held aud sold
il necessary to delruy such costs and expenses,
and suit may be instituted in the name of the
said Town against any such owner or person
interested before the Mayor or any Justice OF
he Peace in said Town, or in the Couri of
Common Pleas oi Belmont County, Ohio, to
'ccovcr such costs aud expenses; Provided,
hat nothing IN this section shall be so con-
'trued us 10 discharge the owner or owners Of
uch property from being personally liable 70:
uch costs and expenses.
SIC. 4. That US to such owner of pro-
'erly as are non.residents Of said Town of st.
'larsyiIle, the publication of this ordinance /
u the papers Of said Town, shall be sufficient
office under the second section of this ordi-
aHcc. ,
SEC. 5. This ordinance shall take effect ,
nd be in force from and after the 1T day of
uly, 1853.
Passed May 10, 1853. B..
WIN. DARRAIl, Mayor.
Attnzt. n n ~ r,uIS D.,,.l,.
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KISSING "A young lady OF Wokcfeld.
(England.) rejoicing in the name Of Lucy
s rle, was recently brought before the
magistrate, charged with an sssault-though
not OF an aggravated nature. Miss Lucy, in
open daylight aud in the open street.attcmptet
to kiss surly inrkecper of Wakefield. Ilci
lawyer, in justification Of the offence, luoteI
Burns couplet of
III body meet body coming through the rye,
lfa body kiss body. need Il body cry"
and the justice admitted the plea, aud di.
charged the case amidst the laughter OF thu
spectators.
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GTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN.


\ } Tl, SS.--Ro ort Mcmillan rs: Anna Mcmillan,
Joseph Harvey, lss ella Haivey John MCKelvey, Jane
NJ Kevey, Joseph Mcmillan, Mary Mcmillan, John Nc.
MILAN, Samuel MCMilar, Jaims X. Polk Mcmillan.
Anna c. McMillan and William O. .McMiilan.-rettion
hr partition.
The aHovc named defendants hereby notified that
petition was fled, on the 2ls day Of May, 1853 in the
court Of Common Hicas OF RemOnt County in the state
Of Ohio, on lcnaf of the said Robert Mcmillan where
by On hehat OF said Robert partition of the tract iarm
or parcel Of land IN which the late Robert Mcmillan de-
ceased, resided for several years heOre and until his
death aud OF which he was seized in fec simple at the
time OF his death, situate in sad county of Belmont and
IN Township six, of Range four in the SiChonville land
district hcng all OF the south west quarter of section
IN said township, except about ten acres and about
acres OF the north "a of the northwest quarter of
lion five, nthe said township is demanded; aud also
der for the assilnm mt Of dover u said premises the
said Anna Mcmillan, as the widow of the said Roert
MCMlan deceased, and the said defendants also
titled, that application will he made, the next term
said court for order that SUI dover may be assigned
in said premises, aud that partition le made of the
among the said parties according to tie Statute in such
cases made and provided
B. s. COWEN & NJ. PENNINGTON,
4 Att'ys for denandant.
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A very large exodus stil continues from
various districts in the south Of Wales, On
Great Britain) The Mormonite emigration
Is II any thing, increasing, as large bodies o.
these deluded people, principally from Carmar.
henshlre and the county OF Giumorgan, still
continue to leave their native land for tn,
banks of the Salt Lake. These followers OF
Joe Smith get to Liverpool, where they EN-.
bark in the liners for New York. As many
as one hundred persons have lett Swansea IN
one body for Liverpool. A large number o
eolliers, principally from Aberdarc and neigh.
horhood, have lett Wales for Australia, tax
ing with them their wives and families, an,
their example will also be followed by man,
Others Labor is now scarce in mos, paris o
Wales.--Eagliah paper. Z
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN.

~ Tf, SS.-JACoB NJ. WHITE, MARY ANS
WHTn,-Court OF Common FlGas.--ln Chaucery,-Pe.
titiOn for divorce.
Tho said defendant, Mary Ann white, will take no.
tce that the said Jacob NJ. White filed his petition
the above Court in Ch6ncery the 2Sth day OF May,
1853, making the said defendant party thcreto-thsi
said petition aedges that said defendant is the wife OF
the said complainant, and prays that the MARRIAGE con.
tract existing between them be dissolved aud declared
null aud void, for the following causes
lt. Wllll absence of the said defendant more than
three years next before the filing Of this petition.
Cd Gross neglect OF duty the part the defendant
That said petition viii he heard al the next term Of
! the Court IN september, 1858.
JACOB ". WHITE,
ny MILLER PESNINGroN his Au'y
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FIGHT WITH CALIFORNIA LIos.--W,
have been favored by Mr. Z, Green,ror, Of
this city, with the following account OF u con,
fief, in which young brother, living at Jack,
son'iIle, encountered and killed large Cali
forna lie n, one of the most formidable beast
OF the mountains; Last Monday, while III,
conrade Of young Greenlree, who is only
nineteen year old, war abssn'. bca5iu; 4
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TIE TAPE WOIsvui

rms is the most difficult Worm TO DESTROY of Ill ,,
inles the human system, il an almost J,dsa. ma.
length hecoming so coiled and fastened i'm tho in'e
ana stomach eiiecting the health sadly as 10 ns
N.ns nance rs &C. that those afflicted seldom IL 80.
suspeethat II is Tape Worm Fastening them IN ever
grave In order TO destroy this Worm ver " on early
treatment must he pursued would therefore be pronss
w 'ahn !" oi my LIVER Pills so as TO remove aII nh
me worm, winch must he taken in doses of TPP TP1n
spoonnlls times day, these directions followed S" e
never neen known TO fail in curing the mos oI nave
case OF Tane Worm. -. '' oDsllnale
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Says the Washington correspondent .! the
New York journal of Commerce:
The end Of the month is looked to with
apprehension by some hundreds of Wing
clerks, or rather clerks appointed under Wing
administration. 1t 10 somewhat remarkable
that at time when party spirit has little or
no excrtion amy where in the country the
rysiem of party prescription should be carried
On IN a more searching and thorough manner
than at any other pre-, ,ons time. The reason
is apparent, however. The outside pressure
upon the Administration for Offices, even the
smallest, is greater than it ever was before"
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MEXIcO.-An export duty DISK per cent.
is now placed on all silver coin and bullion
shipped from the Mexican ports. General
ARlsrA's letter, protesting NgHnsthis banah-
ment, as recently published, was forgery, as
the real one is published at Havana, and con-
iains no such passages as those referring To
American Institutions, annexation, CarvajIl,
&c. III the late Vera Cruz iusurrec ton three
oi the Government troops were killed and five
wounded OF the rebels forty were killed &
wounded, and thirteen made prisoners. A
German merchant was among the killed.
Three OF the most distinguished prisoners
were put to death A Territorial Government
has been formed for the lsthmu5 OF Tchunn.
tepec, General Marin appointed Governor,
and the capital fixed at Miuutitan.
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TO EenlaIcs.

You viii find these Pills an invaluable n,.5,,
many complaints to which you are subject In obi "a
tiOns either total or partial, they have been ,n
estimahe benefit, restoring their funrtior hd OF IN
% meM,s TO reshy action purifying The blood and S,Ss
may arise from female Irregularities as had winch
dnfss dnness Of SIGHT pain ip the side back az s'u-
none genuine unless signed J. NJ Hobensack ali nj,
II FAgenss wishing new supplies, and Store Roa,..
uesirous o. becoming AGENTS must address The Pps
tor, J. n. llobensack, Philadelphia Pa "s ffopre
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.or'cal certainty-in the 18th century by the
mongols and in the 18th by the Manchous.
ne docllty with which they submitted to
the yoke of conquerors who represented n
which was quite imperceptible.
would prove, were proof necessary, that they
nave not the horror of foreigners so frequent.
ny advanced as one of the principles of their
moral existence. That which proves this still
flearer is that they have undergone the re-
'glous conquest of the Hndoos, have accept
fd religion which came to them entirely
rom abroad, which was imposed on them
Pmply ny persuasion, and that for a thousand
IearS the immense majority of them have
ieen converted and have remained faithful TO
buddhism; which further demonstrates that
pey, no more than other men, are Indifferent
religious feelings, however coarse an OH
Pct may be the form religion may have taken
yith them
Inc Chinese are Asntics, not only by their !
geographical position, but also by their char
cter' Their habits and manners, their frame
i m'nd' know only one point by which
'ey distinguish themselves from the other
Iatlohs OF their continent, and (let it be said
thelr honor) this is by "A virtue-by labor.
1t an especial favor of Providence to them,
u the result of tn, climate and the physical
pnd'tlons in which they are developed, In.
po'tants of country situated at the font of
; 4 DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICING
ticc is hereby given, that at the Probate Court
Belmont County tie undersigned was appointed aud qual
flied Aminst Of the of Elizabeth Nichols
, late ut Bureau County, III , deceased
a nl in al
immGi ate payment; and those having claims egains
said estate are notified to present them for seemen
within one year from this date
EDWARD MILINER, Admir-.
June 81 II ?.-3w.
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AND FOR sALE.-The subscriber &c

4 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber oc.
fcrs TOT safe SIX HUNDRED AND FoR.ry
WNEs ol lSnd lying IN striiou NO, Green towushin
Hocking county, OWL There Ia on the nt.m,ars A, "
CABIN HOUSES. About four acres arg cleared AT esrS
Ahm' The land II well thered. large auantIv nr !,
eing poplar, There IL plenty of STONE COAL 80
NON oRE on the land. Raid land lies d miles trnn,
oGAN, one mite fron, the IRON FURNACE and ona
al mde from an EKCELLENT SAW MILL 81
ernls equifu "i JusErn Wow, tiv,ug "a mites "w tS
rdun'y, Ohio, FAMI'ri uiSpss iSr.soh
Czdil, juno ~ IeSa "'N1"'
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Ea2 5000 CHALLENGE. q

w nAIES Elk concerns the health and happiness, al
Peoe is al OH times OF the most valuable impor
lance take 1t for granted that every person will a.
M III teit powerto save the lives of their children and
tnat every person wl endeavor TO promote their own
leai'h al all sacrifice. feel il to he nv duty IN so,o
assure you that WORMS, according 10 The opinion u,
lle hos' ce'ehrated Physicians the primary came
Oh large majority of diseases to which chiI,yen 80
auns are llahie; u you have appetite continusIIu
ehaheeabe from one kind of food another Rad Rrs,g
ram & IN the stomach, Picking the Nose Hardnes. n.
fhlness oi the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever pnss T
resuIar-rememler that all these denote WOR MS ~. ~
nj IN nI,nI..a Ii. OtN.Nh,i
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CLEVELAND AND PIrTsDrRcn RAILROAD =
1t will be seen by telegruphic dispatch in
another column, that the subscription oI
$3.50 900 10y Allegheny county, Pa, To the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad has been
legally authorized Wheeling faieiijgeacsr.
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Attest; s.arrl +, DAWES, TIP, Clerk.
4 ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE NJ

"A UNITNI 10 NV IVN - NOITIE,-NO-
ice u hereby given, that at the Prohaleln for
belmonl County, the undersigned was appointed and
qdahed as Administrator OI the estate of Hugh Crayun
late of BclmOut County, deceased.
Al those Indebted tosad estate requested 20 ma Ike
Immediate payment; aud those having cIaims AGAINST
said estate, GoAed TO present lhen tor setenent
within one year from This date
ANDREW GRUBD, Admir-.
June 2, is53.--3i-pd.
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for schools and families.

cutters Physiology, large and small with the plates
mounted aud paper. Also Greenlear's arthmatics /
have formed an agency for this Co. for these
works, and can give them to the trade shoots and fam
oo'.H9. J. II. WILLIAMS.
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HOnENsACK's WORM sYRUp

An ar'c'e founded upon scientific PrincipIes cou
pounded WIN purely vegetable substances bo,, oih'
lecy sae when taken, and can lie given to the mos, p
yer infant WIN decd beneficial effect where no,
complaints and DiarrhTa have made them yo ,,owei
delitated the Tonic properties of my Worm S ana
Una, y stands without an equal in the cataoppe ~
medicines IN giving tone and strength 10 tho oi
which makes it an malIibe remedy for thoso mnach,
Win Dyspepsa the astonishing cures performed by ,h
a'cr musicians have failed, is the best evisnr
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4 ROLL EXTRA LISTING CARPET
q Eastern make, al LJuneD sroNE& THOMAS.
sALE.-James Fulton, Nh.

SHERlFFS SALE.-James Fulton, Mi
~ chael Riley aud William Bolc, rs. Michael Collins
ct abby virtue of four several wts OF execution to s
directed lrom the Court Of Common Pleas OF belmont
'"unly, ONO, al tue summer term thereof A, ID. 1851
esth s53, between the hours oi 10 O'Clock a. NJ and
o'clock T. NJ OF day, ON tue line o the Central Ohio
on sections No 20 aud the following goods and chat
Ties to witt nine head of horses carts two bundled
shoves one hundred picks one set OF toos
forty crohars, twenty our picks and wedges four sedges
uue set of cart harness, and al the Rock drest nn M
dsst delivered and undevered on said Sections No IA
aud a on the Central Ohio Rail Road. " ~
JOHN &. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Shef,d's Ofhce June 10Th, I751,-SLGc