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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

rs hereby given that there win be petition prc,entnd
J. TO the Commissioners Of Belmont County, e. u,eir
neat session icr review for alter alton the road
lately located from Bealy lie ~ BarnesyilI. Com
Inencihg for said review at head Of Griras
Mll dam aud running west Of the Old survey, and To in
trsett the Old survey d tho sdsc fatens gar
den. Ian ~ iy5g
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CKows Po,NT, I.8Ge Co., Ia. June I5 lsIo
J. d. PARK-Dear Sir: As have deep cOmmssera.
ton for the afflicted, permit me TO give you brief his.
tory OF alcons, and the heneiIs derived from tho
Use Ol DR.. WisIaT's Haam of Wild Cherry. In Juiy
lSi4, was attacked with fever Of typhoid
witch len me IN avery dcLiiitated state, when The fa
lewne winter was Iaken with cold, whichre.
duCed to such extent as to give the
OF a confirmed constructive. I alored under a severe
Cough eXpectorated eat deal, and was troubled with
cold feet and nisut sweats. also frequently raised blood
from my lungs. lconnucd in this state Gradual sink
under the disease, until January. when wsS
my feet, were constantly cold, and almost their feel
ing. Under The &c circumstances il be truly said
was living skeleton. finally determined TO quit tax.
ns medicine prescribed by ply scians, and try Wisia
menced taking il can date gradual recovery | con-
tinue its use months at the end of which time WAS
cured and have enjoyed good health since and cheer
fully recommend the B1isam 10 all those afflicted with
cling It's not to 10 discouraged if three bottles
do not effect c,te, hut porsev0re as have done and
have no dou that nine of ten will be blessed
with renewed health as have been.
JOSEPH JACKSON.
Tie genuine Ws:srs Bals am of Wild Cherry has fac
sinie 0fthe Signature of Henry Wistar. NJ. D. Phadei
nhia and "Ssuiord Park" on fine executed steel en-.
graved wrapper. No other Can be genuine.
v-FsPrice 81 per hotiiei hotties for IS.
Sold by j. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
North east OF Fourth and Walnut s,s-enapce on
Walnut street-;o whom all orders must he Addressed
FRAsIER & COLLINS St. CasirsyiIle.
/. D. JOHNSON,
X. =. CLARK, Morristown,
I Gray &c Junkins Bridgeport,
VIM. Smith Faview,
| Crumh6CkCr Wheeiins. .
Isaac Holloway. nusfAuEs
| M~s u. isSe.-ly. -
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by the same on the evening Of the 18th
Inst Mr.. ARTHUR HIGGINS and Miss
REBECCA, G.. LISTON all Of Belmont
County.
0J-The cake was received, pronounced
FIRST RATE, md duly disposed Of Thanks
10 the fair Bride.
JDY TO THE WEDDrD!
E'cn as Aurora's kindling ray,
Grows bright ns moments speed AWAY,
Till mellow morn nelts in,oday;
Tho day 10 rich ehulgeni noon,
May Loves pure light with melting thrill,
Ger cncb fond heart grow brghterstill,
hnd mnke-dcspiIc each common ILL.,
OF life, one clor1lsss lloSEYnoos!.
ID. r.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tha: At the Probate Court
~ for Belmont county the undersigned eppOin.
ted and qualified of the estate of Isaac
White, laic of Belmont county, deceased.
All those indebted ssd are requested to make
immediate payment; aud those having { ain,, against
said estate, nuited present them Tor setemen,
within one year from lhis date.
AAFON WHITE,
THOMAS :. WHITE.
Jan. 90, la53.-3 3t E1eculors.
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a. tile Probate Court for
~ Belmont County, The ul.Ts 5nei appointed and
qualified Es Administrator de tOuis with the Wi an.
neXed 0i the of Stephen Brock late of Belmont
County, deceased
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate, no;itcd TO present them settlement
within one year rom tlis date.
ISAAC DOUDNA, Administrator dc bonis non
with the will annexed.
jan y, IsJ3.--3t
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that A. the Probate Count for
Belmont County the undofsgnod was appointed and
qualified as Ndminis aiof Of the estate Of Samuel W.
Weils, late of Belmont County, deceased.
MI tboge indebted w said esste requested 70 make
immediate rsymeni; aud those having claims against
sAii estate, are notified 10 present. them for sfttenent
within ons year from this da.e. ADNER WELLS.
Jan. It. tb,,J
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Y. CODURN.
Cars If IN a--rarateL ca.e af E-usin.lns.

Cure IF an a-rrarattd clse Of Ergsjperas.
The performed by Dr Gr rstli's Extract of Vel
low DOCK aud Sarsaparilia lasIinr. The patients
general heath 10 improve disease re
moved. Cures not ohronicIed uni: time has fully
'es;ed iat there tc no relapse re.urn Of The dis:
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0ITWe regret to learn by the Ohio STATE
Journal, that j. NJ. MASON, Esq, of Steuben-
vile, was found on last Sunday week, in
cellar in Columbus, with his scull fractured.
He had been dead some time. The upper
part Of the cellar was open.
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TAVERN STAND
And Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the TAvRRS STAND
L which he now occupies, in the Town of BOSTON
Belmont County Ohio. lie has also excellent SToRE
HousE, well situated for bus ness. Ten thousand dol
lars worth of business may he done m year Also
Thirty-three Acres of Land
Immediately adjoining the town. The property will he
sold together or in paris TO suit purchasers. Tbe PRO.
pcrty will he sold low for eash-Or one cthid in cash
and the balance in payments
Jan. 2l.-4t. pd.l WIN. BARNES.
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provisions which are an honor TO the con.
!racting parties, and will lead TO important
mitgations Of the usual horrors and devas-
tations Of war. The Treaty was one Of the
first examples Of two great Nations uniting,
not to aggrandizs themselves at the expense
Of weaker States, but to set limits to their
own ropocity and confer incstimablc blessings
on mankind
Great Britain united with US heartily and
honorobly in furtherance Of the great objects
of that Treaty. We think shc has not been
as faithful in fulfilling the obligations of this
Nicaragua Treaty as she was honorable IN
contracting them-but of that another time.
Now we hear from Gen. Cass and others
that they understood Great Britain was turn
ing herself out Of the Balze Cor British Hon
duros) and locking the door behind her in
making this Clayton Treaty--and they de-
clare that they would never have ratified that
Treaty had they not supposed such to be the
fact. N1r. Clayton has given these people
a bitter dose in the publication of Hon. WIN.
r. Kings letter-but we let that pass We
wish simply here TO ask this question-Can
Gen. Cass & Co. have believed what they now
pretend! ..
What motiue could have octuatcd Great
Britain in thus turning herself out of pos
session she had struggled so long to acquire
and maintain! What object could she
have in view! Suppose We wished to aban-
don New Mexico, would we be likely to do
it in Treaty with France or England? Re-
member that the Balize is not (like the Mos
quito pretensions) at all in the way of the
Nicaragua Ship Canal, but is hundreds of
miles away! Why, then, should Great Bri-
tain, to what end could she, have stipulated
a surrender of the Balizc in the Nicaragua
Treaty! What excuse could she have given
for such surrender to her subjects compro-
missed by tt What purpose could she have
hoped to subservc by it. With what face
could we aave asked it of her! Please con-
slider!
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lSsSl~REV. MR.. HOLLIS will preach
lHSy in the EPfscorAL CnuEcn, in this
place, on next SABBATH, at II O'Clock 4. NJ.
and % p. u.
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ninranErille. o .wero .nnn,r. May 1sla.

Hinmansviiie Oswero county, May 1919.
S. r. BeHHc:t-near Sir: purchased. a short time ago,
4 iuIe ui your nsOw Dock and Sarsaparia for my
wife, WI! l she has nsed !0r hrr complaint Erysipeias
ami weakntss Failing ni tie WOH. &C. and il has al.
ready helped her ery mnch. OF the EryspeIas it Las
effected nearly ct.e. have just purchased second
0itc, and Judging rom tie effect of the former feel con.
bdeHt that u VIII effect perfect cure.
Ours, very respectfully, n. CODURN.
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0~TCongress is in session three hours in
the day. The reason given for short daily
sessions is, that the members want time to
work on the business referred to the COM
mttees. Now and then the truth will come
out. The people should hear, and heed such
testimony as the following, which we find in
the ". Y. Tribune. If this were the only
case Of the kind it would be of less impor-
tance, but we suspect such things are com
mon. What are we TO think of men who
will take eight dollars day for services,
when none are performed. What confidence
can we have in men who will cheat their
country! January l3, when Congress had
been in session thirty-six days, and only for
ty-nne days of the session left, we have the
following announcement:
Mr. WILCOX rose to what he believed to
be question Of privilege, and asked to be
discharged from service as member of the
Committee on Military Affairs. The reason
for this request was, he had been summoned
by the Chairman, to attend the sittings of
the Committee on Tuesday and Friday of
each week. In pursuance Of that summons
he had presented himself regularly at every
meeting. Up to the present time there has
not assembled quorum for the transaction
of business. He felt unwilling that the pub
lie should hold him responsible for the bust
ness, the duty connected with which it was
impossible for him to discharge without the
cooperation of members of the Committee.
Important matters in the Presidents Annual
Message and the Report Of the Secretary of
Var concerning the Territories Of Utah, New
Mexico and Oregon, and many other impor-
tant matters from the Senate, had been re-
ferred to that Committee. In fact the table
of the Committee was groanng with the
weight Of business. The result of this neg
lect will be, the business will not be attended
to and will virtually be repudiatcd. The
next Committee will look over the journal,
and finding the matters not acted upon, will
take it for granted The preceding Committee
have repudiated the business. He did not
wish the opprobrium attached to him for the
neglect.
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0~FThe following article, from tho w. Y
Semi Weekly Tribune, shows very briefly, ant
very clearly, what the leading facts are, r
the pending controversy in the U. S. Senate
relative to the Clayton Central American
Treaty: .g ...
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Hhalers.

wAAesAp ecssa below Fr0yjeacs toe s};h
ported .
Ocean SArSvct iA,Ss Ne, Rorstcass Dec Is Port William
Y.nass issnds Jau s. waA So sAS iS0 o and Ss 400 N
hone co - "a So. hes re ees 90 90
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and Columbia HSl~t haroE aoia as
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h4 e,ns "a 49, Sd VA tsuce repoed yNaparaso) E,A
A. ~ las ns ~ rs W, exchanged Ssass VITA sra
tsppd wlAans sArt, sowius sShte ssaa - % Ted bel
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tr Psesc Heard nc "a Brave Gecsre Cara Ne~Pot
date "a Brave scAr. Asz~A. hsnase4 SPseAa
clcsn.
lss,e. received ~ Nj Kenro from ship ,aas ADAM. d
Fzh4,cn her a. lPoN OCT; Sist viii 80 beS
letter loH Capt rAser Of alp rAonaAs petssc q
ps % f.s2td Island NoN S6th eve Nsouhs With oeS
an ol al v el. hoeod 70 tie Arciie Ocrse
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pSra rtpors her Aouoisa hoard 20 rai nd
81 ~ so bAs 'whCA would - paea tAcace b. sap Nary
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sgoass &C. ship hsy frsses t~ " faes Of and Tor
New Bedford -, -. n 49,, ],
bb se u - gARca loo oes foE a. 'c ana
S 40 ia g. per son Has AaPed her eoae a. he Por
So J,.s Cornell Of B. Honoiu' Fec l. hsd 81 rped
40 ~. whas OF OF ths seas snc the Mara
Is T.y or DO At .hFseS he's ~Aae OIL By sap
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toe ~ he Adehhe sOd i0 rs 10 ~ 'ss ee0'fe W b
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Poreign Ports.

A. Sidney y w. Dec y STRIP Revsaus. croveH from Ne
AtHstcurps Jsa a. ships Pra,brshsu BabtdT. IN s-E
Yort tAus 90 Csp@ iSov ~ De- oo-a EsFe'
sene' IN Ee- Yoi lseJt ~, Dec 10 bah hAAi~on
Arr al % Dee - b-r, K-p,r Bs''ard I'm B-'on Ave II
bona Kons Jan a. Worth Carolina Fos,sr oT stn Fran
HEtrts J,, 70 bah Mad Of oresas wsHaos IN. Feeie.
Island. PIT restet arr On the sh and others a. re-
AT at Pe1zss prev to e Hobder, Barso-, B-tos
A. snspors I'd vlt .hp with Of Tsy. Caeut,.
rem rrg d6er vhh injured BY contact gh hls spartan o
LonsoS Ellen Porte, Sro1e for oalc1a Dg1,n Hon .hd
Jah - 'bp JosephDe JsHe.on. Cslcniia
Ps.sed Asr jan bsh ssJ War; wsternan Hedges. foa
Az :, Tsbs Bay &c G. Jan 90 ship Nsdora Lord fH Gb
ral,ar dee u Tor Coast Of snHrsfra
Do let nit tari BBoteye TAb- m Boston 'oct 2
for Rat Indies.
AiMeslna % inst brig Csihane (Br Cr-rar. IN Narse.
for Boston, ds Josen Bsch Dan % o. SD Sd tat L1re
Loud Gorhsm, DO.
EEss~th Bfoots uIpo'ed for Phlsdeh1; do Avon WEBB
suppcssd FOR New Ofans DO SD 26ih MT, barb Wnst IT,
bsri Amanda Bsier Boston b. bra Chs MeLAOehau Bo.
Tooeied a Por, Prsya ao,h ut bark Linda stewart
SHINE n msyo with and cd I'D for Busnos Ayres 27h
At ksracsho INST, hrs Addy Swift I'm New York, Just
lhrec b. r. sh inst, Dr. brs Osprey, Bancroft for Pha
At Hsyss1su 18th BAH Gazene ward m and o Sew H,
ven brs Atlantic. Due Tor DO d. l. swan Tsob for 30
Hewitt Rcbuond; Duncsn Robinson Sew Yort-
sted from Ceniuesos 18Th inst. brg Ruff. so1t Chapman
A. Gardens. 10Th INST bark, Maine Law Denas Tor
port the enisd state log Empress. Chs,h for View To,s
Clayton, Rce. srd WIN Crawford PERI, DO Gov Brook Yok
for New York ds Com Stewart weon aad Csrdenas Grant In
Portland Just arr Itska, Psrr;t, I'm Boston do, DO; X.
Charlton, LshhourDt I'm savannah Do, Do sehs Eels,
sveeilsnd I'm kofiot Do doj w PNtenns Park Hy Atkins,
Rend A. Howe Eaton aud CsrthSgeua Pits and others
inst, barb ca,h,rns, Waits, New Orleans,
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Arrived.

.s Da,hl Co March g. lat % So lou 70 TO- spoke brig
Bal J"psr Bebss Charleston d. cotton and rice to Dun
B,ri Kor,e.uma tof sew H"e) Hanson Dsmeraa, IS DIS
ses add wood 10 smtb q Tuits ,,-,
s.su 20 hym Left Am vssss al Hobo. The brig kste
Fsss,T.. BSu~o,s "a a. ss,Sb e. "a, % q
s.sS. Or Ysrhsyep, with 600 bbs oa-si vel
Bari ssy Flower Roger, New Orleans " d. cotton TO T. d.
Bah Bsrmd (of Yori) Gardner, Havana, d.
ssi I'ter France COssns, Providence d. in ballast J.
Bs Pencil (of POr.,dl Brown, csrSOa' ds oa''es
Bn, hsrhs (of Boston Ryder Cienueso' March 10
81, ga IN .o with sr,s sophia Tor New Yorl
Bis Cs~d, tBr) ncDoos. Bhust C. A., 20 ds, hides TO u
b isoeo lof chertedl nash Cardinal. d. sugar and mo
n,s' No.: Ty Go $50 We . On S' M hs no
bot comeedto leave hst on sccoun' OF the heavy swell
Rs. Braand tBr Brown Kingston Jam 10 DIS md'e A. H.
Bis sarah (Br Daniels Belize Non de-. mahogany. &c. to
Sophia Small ciesaesO d.. and Hoa:;es 70 wn
Dr. Icpd,p hom Jamaica same time saw Br es henGsn MOI
Get RON Csnuesos fF Kev Yoft 92l mt lat - Ion ri o.
sgi. l.t Fa,h fs New Yot yera d. 2Th
81 or,n.s Esy srOle bds aesIso Of seapo Dc I'm Havana
pns s,ri. tsw,l sy,nder Ms,ee. a. d.. mi'e toJ. T.
sssou,h f noson March "a lat 80 81 lon o. as spoke Ham
s.Il Me, IN baltimore Tor n.Hss,s .,u..,....
tst Ruff, soue Chapman Cenueso IL de sugar and osee
shr c,rhsssna of ror..d PIT. c..dsu,.. Od. and
sos'se 10 sroaot, hest Co March "a lat SeOt lon 70 ID,
syoie tst Path Of Ports nd 'n Cafdenss, 10 d. out
sshr hunche tfr Gsttesu, Rochelle 80 ds btsny 20
sorlsm March lat a. Ion TO- 'pois .ehr Johs w hnsr'
! ecH kew Yoft
NsCfesdy A 60. $500
seh Roh.fty Mercer Robinson Mobile 10
sshr iber,y. Tarbor, Bsuroore a. corr 10 Rater
sehr dToyeand -, Eastport, sd, lAh 10 smith boyn
s.hr Pilot sp- Ford. Rocisnd. d, hnc.
f.h Patriot nuCkin, RockSnd. d. hme
sfht Seal Lon Rocilsnd d. hme.
schr kichmond Wood. Hockiand, de-, hme
sehA Alhon, Hart Ro,kand
sehr RI hmond Arcy Ro'klsnd
scht Fashion. Iorns Bosion. ds mise. 70 =. LEWIS
seh Marshall Caas 10 d. lah 10 smith Boynion
sehY Atlantic Nrkeson, Salem d ndso 90 X w hopes
seh Excelsior and Fashion (shters from the ship Cornelius
Grn,el 80
sClr Fsnt Hand, wsrebsm. d. nails bound % Albany
Shr la,us,a Cash, Mafeham ds nails, bound TO Albany
Sehr Vermont Nckerson. BarRstshe 3 ds.
Febr. Amanda. NiCksfson BarnsiAhle, , d.
Seht. Coreae Ekterson. Dennis Macs, 3 d..
schr Empe Barker Apascho Is dA, shingles TO fen'on
bsothers
nEIow-One shp four barb and three bss in the 0hne
skIfD-shps Isssc Wrsht Abecl for Liverpool South Caro-
ksa kschneoss for New Orleans New York, Hutchinson, ior
INeTpeol
wIsp-supset, r., hshti 10 Pm. NV. and hsht
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or HEw.YORK.....April l.
Cleared.

ss.snshs-Bans Cspt. stoch, Liverpool y X CoIns Co
Aps-Jshs Bowsd Bs1ey. New Orleans, Easie a ha1aia
OslsIine seser CkssiOh Thomas WSdei Ser TOT hocn
hsss Liverpool C. u hsrshs 60 Isaac "shi ADee, i4'
~p>ol d.; Hodsou White, New Orleans, W froet n,sn
Co.f 81 yohs B. master hrsonsst Mott, Boston b'eho'
ores. a O.. ,. 4. r. 49,
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spoken, &c.

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financiaI.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM.
Il PAHY.-Tbe NTH ipsaIlnent Of Per Cent on the
subscription for 10000 Of the Seven Ps Cent Con-
strnetion Bonds n the Illinois Central Railroad Com
psny viii become due add payable At the Office Of the Com
psny, No 50 WaIl-st Wednesday, 10th April.
By order of the Executive Committee
w. P. BURIAL, Treasurer
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