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No wsll-s,- New-York,
Are prepared to execute orders with Dispatch, ,- s
ssEUREKA" GOLD SEPARATOR-This machine
II been horoushy tested by scientific and prleisa gold
n rs eonae,io1 and oias il i e1esedng simple and
all liable get out OF order requiring no attention ws'ef .
taking but three feet and trang power Is ca
ion without sny los OF quicksilver Whatever They table
Tares nteIed aod mining obtain farther nornston
to the practical oreIaton & OF the AHasaaio, aaa
JOHN 5. BUsslNG 4 Co. 30. 81 cls-si7 fsw-Yo'k-
The following certificates FROM Of mes, extensive miners
snd SbI, o. ne P1i S the parDo nD1e
The follow eertdee from d. Chiffon the celebrated Chem
In connection with CcLra Quartz Crusher practical rial
gina and Jolly saded mind hst !. ne simplest and
elective arrangement Of machinery for TIE purpose o. spar
gold from he rock that have yet examined Ih Qatn
eoSisnns siou, i've dollars worth gld to yet Perfre
IL eptron Effected that portions Of the taint ~hcs
srs god the bushe 100 pounds wills
particle Of mercury detected IN n, w,ste Gu
New.Yo1t, Aug -. 1853
The snneae eer:aete from General william NO5. lac Chief
Fngiuer the Chsgre Division Of the Panama Railroad and
sni man extensive kIo~n a. 9Ey eas1sea 10 goa mant
the Eureka" Gold paof r B mines further proves tho
eittey Of The machine. No. vo.v A.. , ,asa
Gems. have eHamned closely several operations ~a Jgar
ind near from rclsbe sources that these spps
nded one operation Of Eureka" Gold separator
Witch ally proved uptf0nF over al onerl tlo
III aCr being carefully ca ina 9iA-
sold prsed Through ne ieAn
ghih ef0flght and es i1t ~ al ne gi 1fi 500
par these taneIr DR. Kent for assay, who reported ne
Tbs is5t .qaei,sS to cs,sish ou Gold separator
TIE Your obsdsn, ..r,sn' r,.Rse- Oily
The following siter from ueIknOwn and experienced miner
il tn lC 4 mines u virginia.
DsNiELsgiLLE. Spo.sTlvl1a CO. VI. JAY IS 1853
fogr ll- have m--e tes = -le
uy o. yur Gold eperacT and believe 20 BE- TIE 0et haze
ever uied of qtsysr, sad e tcpt in peieet
cluc ccuaru opinion Of r. ogins t b.
AuagtuatQr ufd consider l. qus alr15ie
and al lab 90 81 ont Of order. .. .. - -
i0ura res ccifally, WILLIAM LEALLEl-
Tie flIov from n. schooumafer Esd Of tbs Dora Mining
Co who adopted Ase for At the D1ra Mines
NEwiozK jay 1851
HAVING recently worked ffy b.ss OF goldbeans weighing
tbol tor1ld lQlncs through Gold Anai lake
pressure ssng the ana saHalng done entirely = NJ
Sa'is'acii0u. ..
considered
There quicksFcJ detected ne An- a. al The large
through the efficiency Of the WORKING has
rreed th1f the best AmAsalanOr IN
Ii SHOEMAKER. No IS Broadway.
T.se Ana sauaorG oonaeefion with C0CHRANs QUARTZ
CRV-HFR being IL Ikn0wedgd - he only PEREZ
~ the gold fT5n quartz rock and ore ss re-
with the persons IA want o. s1en
machinery
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mo RuHDERsa and PARTlRS ABOUT -

BUILD-Psn< specialization. tets1 sof ~ofkinx DsstnS ~
lard Of iidsn< ans every .fyis o.
seoaorny bsss,y psoPn and saine Addfs~ No
Ne t1s frsszne Otee.
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Professional Notices.

Professional Noiiffs.
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, to take scknew
~ Judgments for other viii pieae fhs nsnes ana
addresses % tbe sabserb % y Inherited In tbs Lswss D
for c4 important bem al In before ne hfN ~
Of October Ia order theu inseed In tH Ys
places. 0EO. II. BELL. No Ite Nasssa-st, Ns~-foff
nR POWELL, Oeulist, Auriss, &c, receive. hs
IL patients from O'clock daily his oce No ~ bfo1
way wh-re b procured he Tresi he Eys sza s a.
scfns Eye aud Ezr i8ci yi, ~
slightest pain Which exactly ie the asafl eye sas rsn'
be /, N color and expression
nR. W. BEACH has returned iron Europe ana
~ resumed his prsesIes N city oaee No % kiy'nons
hsy b. consulted from 2toa A. NJ
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Alatbincrp, &r.

DERDAN's GOLD QUARTZ MACHINE MANU-
I'D FACTURING CeMPANY,
No s Wslls,. New-York.
nv - n 4 v POST. Secretary
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IRON WORK. &c.-CROWELL's

" celebrated Patent c.sron Railing without Eets An entirely
NV srtee EnrGlsd Simplicity durability and economy;
and I.rrt1ted , a E
fcOf b the rrset prnpl ne
NeW F0uadry and IFoa Railing Company ma as
Of Iron WORK Tor old 1sA
h.ri brackets eOuna vsa RAJ
iux versnGahs office and dssk 1G door snd Ta1og
sTJ &c Fouudry Of tht- North Kiger Cat1E Of al
SeseriTtot lowest pres Specimens otthe rsn n 9.A y
l. So AZ he uarroom No ~ Duane w doom east Of Broad
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,wFFNEY,s CELEBRATED HoT-AI and VEN
Gas PIPE-JOsEPH MASON, (of tho

- a. m Of Wawurfh Sssoa Guild No BroadEsy
cfur-. Hroushs Pipe for steam Gas md W.seT sAy Cos
r "a erery Of and Gas "orks Steam Bod
Bcii~r P1nps Cos and EvzPorsso steam WA
IN ni and naner0us osnsr SCAN Boiler saf Easne
srn<pdsss He great variety Of steam and Hot
Gssxkkns srp<aA snd rste1 70 eEsmpis
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Tsss eonaeefion with COChhAN- - Ak II
CRI.HFR being kBowledzd - the ony pcrec-
usnr the gold f10n rock and ore se
v the confidence 20 persons II "AHI o. s1en
MAJ
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w Dollars for fun Lot IN the beautiful village Of WINFIELD
situated At convsnent distance from the WlnsbutsA rfies
Ne North Rosd fiskeav.
The hslfhour ard VIII lesve
those who wish this property Al the keav and
viii thence Fke-as the
premises when Mr. HOGAN will show the ois and gye al inor-
fsn The graiei equal
any CITY Of NewYork and several cottages have been
menced. -
Janusry NEXT and viii have m depot tbs pToeFty We wal
nnranfee he finished thereon by the
Feb under OF dedaetne per ceu On eeh an every
lot sold from this dAvA
Free be nhd All persons who Wh 70 see ths prop
10 and ser. who wish avod the
Of the city this property ofcs Inducements nor 70 any ever pat
in Inc na b~{ps within waking foa their
business equal abort Sttst from TIE Sity Hal
The property viii Be sold hoe raj teA Ten per cent Or
about Ter DOs Let vi the time purchsns And the
balance Five Doais per month o. ten shnss per
weck
For ticAets rsrs ke apply II O. O. ANDREWS j. kES-
DALI. No STryon Row corner ~ latham Il NeEiofk
~ De deceived BY fnai Representations OF persons
interested m he e 81 other M the
for vcurse and learn the between ~ feet feet
for before purchase
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EXPREss, No a BROADWAY
DLAYTNG CARDs.-The CONGRESS MANUFAc-

TURING COMPANY offer Tor sale No 50 An8ss bear no
Herald Once he iaIg bet and cheapest assortment q Aasne
and Spanish Playing CBIds Ivory Satin SAT- satin, F1a .a
supeFhne Eenaed French and Co0rd satin Cass s8i cff
board u be found "a this cltv.
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W pecfy the LOT OF Orceawood hh 20
has opsDd reen0uss connection with hs Aafbe ktaesn
ment where can had tres sabbery flowers OF kiaas
heap 10 had in Newiok and TO- los "a Os aaf kY
order 9th rsise. Persons VIII hud hsf nnfes
select Themselves and not DO hnmDnxsed JVes's
oHcials
Pssatfrtory reference viii s be given re1tf's
lie attended
q EDWARDS Marble Yard fnf Florist Garden,
uay sufrtfs e oaD1.ifa Greenwood Pavilion.
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SOCIETIES.

MYSTIC LODGE, No l6o, I. o. o. f., meets
every Monday evening.
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. SO, meets
on the lst and Sd Tuesday evening Of each and ey-
cry month.
FIDELITY SOCIAL DEGREE, No. SO, meets
on the I'd and 4th Tuesday evening Of each and ev.
cry month.
BELMONT LODGE, No. l6, Free Mesons, meets
on the Wednesday evening Immediately preceding
the full moon.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE CHAPTER, No. II, Roy.
al Arch Masons, meets every Friday evening imme-
diately after Full Moon.
RIO FRI0 DIVISION. No. 1854, Sons of Tenn.
perance, meets every Saturday evening.
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Preaching at Infirnary,

Rev. TRUEMAN will preach at Infrmary
at 8 o'clock, ON Sabbath, Dec. Is.
Rev. TAsGART, at the same, on Sabbath
January l..
Rev. VINsoN, at the same hour, on Sab
bath, Jan. 29th
Rev. You've, at the same hour, on Sab.
bath, Jan. goth.
Rev. MorrAr, at the same hour, on Sab
bath, Feb. 18th. '....
Rev. RANKIN, at the same hour, on Sab
bath, Feb. 26th.
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...TATE OF OHIO. BELMONT CoUN.

STATE OF OHIO. BELMONT COUN-
~ TY, ss.-CourI Of Common Piess.--AsTuosY RI
LUTHEa BUrrs--Petition.
The said defendant Luther Butts, will take notice that
on the 18th day Of December A. D. 1852 Anthony Richly
plaintiff filed his petition in the Court of Common Pleas
Of said County setting forth that the said Luther Butts is
justly owing HIN the OF S60s SO with interest from
The lst day of November A. D. 1855 the said sum being
due and owing to the said plaintiff for work and la
and boarding hands, &c. section "a Central Ohio Rail
oa and shat the said plaintiff at the next term Of said
Court will ask judgment for the aforesaid with in
tcrest as aforesaid.
The said defendant is required to answer said petition
before the rst day of the term OF said Court
or Judgment will be taken against him.
+EU MIELER PENNINGTON,
Au'y for P'f.
JouN II. HgAToS, elk. dec. 10.
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE.-DR.

Ssltrheum and Chapred hands quicker ana sareT 'na
any other medicines of the kind before the puo,lo.
TO suhstanaie the above, can give hundreds OF ceI
thcaes but consider it DO use. (any perso can W
the same, fthey have friends for even worthiess ar
tcle) rely solely the merits of the Olntme' io'
the public patronage.
~ b. single hox of this Ointment will keep any
Blacksmths, Farmers, Sailors, or Mechanics nahus,
let them chap crack bad sound aud IN good
working order all winter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL,
Nangatuok, Conn.
WHOLESALE DEPoTs.-Wm. II. Rr0wn & Bro, NO. =,
Liberty street, Baltimore; Fleming Bros, Wood siree'
Pittsburgh.
AoEsTs.-I. II. Patterson & Co., % Monroe street
wheeling; T. II. Logan d Co.. near the Bridge, Wheei
ing. Sept. 80, ls53.-lyeow.
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1nn PILLS FOR 25 CENTS.-Da
HUI TOWNsEND's HEALTH PILLS, are be

ing called for from all parts of the land they rapidly
eding other medicines, both account Of their
happy effects upon the human system in removing dis
ease and impurities and also the exceedingly reduced
price al which they are offered.
The rich and the poor find in them real boon-eaci
box contains 100 PILLS, being four times many as
usually TO he had of other kinds OF Pills at the same
price. They contain mineral poison whateverthtir
ingredients are Extracts, Basams and Gums of great
efficacy. q
These Pills never violent in their operations, hui
always thorough and efficient. They will he found ex
ceedingly eficacious in removing the following com
plants, viz:
Impurities ofths Blsod CpspeHess Pain.
IN the Head Jaundiee, Pains the Side, Female Com
plants, LiUer Complaints, Sick Headache Eebrie -a
TsetoRs, Pains in the Back, Piles, Bilious affections
irregularities, Dyspepsia, Pains in the Breast Rhea
matisn, Pains in the L0iHs, &c.
The purifying properties OF these Pills are believed tC
surpass the OF all other medicines Operating al
ways sth0rouhgy yet without the aid of miner posons
they are peculiarly adadted to fam sale and sAIu
tsTy in their impression upon the system, they may bt
taken at all times and by ALL
They most speedily and effestuaIy do the work, In
suhduing infanIaons and Fevers, opening obsructed
sores promoting and hing morhijs
sihilties In short, they are warranted better than all
ohers-Cheaper than alland destined to suJerc ode alt
Try them, invaiids, sufferers, one ana aand recon-
mend the Pills to your neighbors.
4 UTDirections accompanying each hox.
+. A. PALMER, General Agent,
St0intnln Conn.
Rcmemter the price, One Hundred Fills for 25 cents
) !, w. COLLINS. st. Clairsviile.
II. ALEXANDER, do
John a. Hanes, East Richand.
I. W. yanlsw, Iloydsville.
]. X. Mitchell, MOrrstown.
~. Murphy. Hendry sburgh
Morton d Carlisle, Fairview.
X. Miller, bridgeport.
Turner & Mcclure, Martinsviiie.
Sept 30, Is53-eowIy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M@AGRICULTURAL ELECTION.
guS The Election Of President, Vice
President, Treasurer, Secretary and FIVE man.
ayers for the Belmont County Agricultural
Society, will be held at the Court House in
St. Clairsvlle on Monday the I'd day of Jan.
1854. c. ARIcK, Sec'y.
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NorcE is hereby Rvon, that II the taxqs and penalty as
tv before the second Monday Of Janury next that each
Of land or Town Lot above dsscribed on which
said Taxes and remain unpaid ch OF each as NAV
be necessary for that purpose will beoered for sale on The
said second Mandsy ~ January next mo Cevit House
81, Clsrsyil!e ysid County By Che County rea sbtet
Z ,''''y s =. tsArggs N, ssas; 4: !
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be

paid Ia any person who will buy hox of DR.. TER
REiS Healing ointment, and using II according 10 d
reeiions, they will call al my oce and say, with
clear conscience, that IL win not COMPLETELY CURE
Chapped Hands, Chilbeins, Chafng, Sore Lips Burns
and Freezes sores on Children and greatly alleviate, IL
not entirely ssit-eum, Piies Inflammation of The
BIeast, Bites OF insects PimpIes the Face and ali
Diseases Of the skin. MONROE TERRELL,
Nsues,aek, Ccnn.
WPTo whom all orders should be Eddrssssd..t Al
Sold also by the Principal Druggists and Country MeI.
chants generally.
waoLEsALE btALERs--C. v. CIiekner & Co., No 81
Barclay street New York. A. Mcclure Co., Albany;
Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh; VIM. II. Brown Il Bro
No.4 Liberty gt Baltimore; I. W. & Sons Phi sdelpha
]. w. COLLINS, st. Clsirsv,le
y. ALEX tNDER, % do
John A. Hsines, -, t.ff East RicbIsud
l.y. vAniaw. Loydsviiie
J. n. Mitchell, .7 .i as4S MSfristosn
y, MURPHY p.., Hendry sburgh.
Morton q carlisle, Faifyiew. ~
y. miller, ~ ~ bridgeport.
Sept. y. ts5o. .-lye6w. ~ ,s''f
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 49,. Flour dull at 5a5, 10 few
buyers. Hogs unchanged, 200 cold at 4,25a4 80
Provisions more freely offered and prices ii anything
easier.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN.
~ TY, Ss.-Court OF Common Pleas.-Jons ALEx
ASDIR VS.: Hrou P. CLARK.-Petti0n.
The said defendant. Hugh 7. Clark, will take notice
that the 12th day of ecemher, A. D. 1853 John Alex
andsr, plaintiff filed his petition the Court of Com
Pleas OF said County setting forth that the said Hugh
p. Clark is justly owing him the sum Of 5000 with in
teest from the osth day of March, A. D. 1851 that said
sum is due and owing promssory note of the said
defendants duly executed the 2h day of March, 1885,
and that the plaintiff the next of said Court will
ask judgment for the amount aforesaid with interest
aforesaid.
The said defendant is required 10 said p,ton
before the first day of the term OF said Court
or judg ment will be taken against him.
MILLER PENNINGTON,
. Atty for Plf.
JoHs n. HEAroN, Ciefk.
Dec. 10Th, 1853.
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COMMERCIAL.

OEyMassilon Bank note worth 80 stts Oh
the Dollar. Don't Sell!
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CALE.-BY vIRTIJE oF AMANDATr


'SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A MANDATE
difsetsdo the underlined a. Special Master Com
MISSIONER in thshfery IN sosse IN the tenn o. tom,
Talbot 10 complainant and Jsmee Lyons AND pihepsr
defendants. shall etpose 70 public sale sttbe fryn, dco
Of The Court House In The town ef ST. CLAiRsVibLE
TUESDAY, the sIth Of December NEXT.
between tho hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and an or .sla
day the following described real estate 70 witt certau
uset OF land being Of seetion four Township ave
and hsnre four ~ washington Township, Belnon
county, Ohio. and bounded and described a. fcilowe
hesnnins ets post on She Eastern boundary line Of
s,a a ,ees'en @ sna running West ~ pershes 20 post
south 70 West perehos posi- soth zoe ws-i 6a
perehee 10 large ash the haak of the Or, Oh thence
NOnh ~ East "a psrchss to stone on the bank Of
beCreek, thence North f0e West 81 perehes to po.t
thence South u Wess6 perehes to post, ,ehe,yes,
perchesio post thence West porobes 10 sugar trsc
eenSe south '6 West 10 perches 10 post thence Nob
Wen 4pi peehesto post. thenes Norh q EsG
w perShes 10 sugar tree thence North fl East 80
perchert 20 an ash and elm the bank OF the Creek
thence North G7 Eat 81 perebes to ean,ore tbenes
81 East 81 perches post thence North II East So
perches 70 pile stone the Creek hank thence Ess
4percrs TO post ON the East boundary line Of said
section, thence south to the place OF
Containing 20 acres 10 perches less reservinr
u acres sold Samuel Ring IT, Also grave yard 20 rect
70 lanes Lyons by George Ring and by deed dated
24tb March Is5l and being the sie premsrs which
the said Lyons resides and which are erected
GRIsf and SAW MILL, with all the sppurtenan.
ees iherennto belonging, appraised at the OF - pOO
and to be sold as the property etssid James Lyons.
ct. CLAIR KELLY,
-. Special Master Commissioner.
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New YoRK, Dec. l3..-.Flour State 662a6,68
Ohio 6, ,75a6,S7, Southern 7a7,l2 Corn, mixed s0a.
81; yellow 77a75 Provisions steady .Ht
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Mr.. Garden having q
farm on the Ohio shore,
a short distance above
sistersville, had been to
Woodsfield paying his
taxes on Saturday.. and
. on Sunday was returning
with a number Of his
neighbors on horseback.
When the party reached
Miller's Run, and were
two or three miles fro N
the river, a portion oi
chem rode on at a brisk
pace, leaving Garden in
company with a man
named Henry Craig, G.
another man who was
much intoxicated Garden
remarked that he would
soon overtake them.
When the men in advan-
ce reached the river they
waited for some time,
and.Garden not coming
up, they returned and
found him lying dead on
the ground, weltering in
blood, with his skull
horribly beaten and
mangled by blow from a
stone. Craig was lying
on the body, and the
other man, whose name
we did not ascertain, on
the ground near by, with
the bride Of one Of the
Horses on his arm.
A family living near
by heard a man crying
out "For Gods sake
spare my life a little
longer!" A woman at
the house called to her
brother to 60 and see
what was the matter, as
she believed somebody
was killing Gardens
, whom she knew by his
| voice. When the men
/ came riding along, they
saw Craig, who had
! thrown the body about a
rod down the bank and
was sitting on it. When
he saw the men, he
started to run down the
hill. They called to the
men at the house to stop
him. They then seized
and tied him, and took
him before a magistrate
in Jackson township.
He was then taken to
Woodsfield and lodged in
Jail. y
Poor Garden has thus
been most horribly and
bruta1ly murdered. His
brains were scattered for
several rods around, one
of his eyes knocked out,
end his whole body
awfully mangled.
No cause is assigned
for this terrible MURDER
Craig pretended to be so
druak that he. did not
know what he was doing.
Trails of blood were
traced for some distance,
as If Garden had at
tempted to escape after
he waa first struck.
Appearances in some
respects, Indicate that
4 Craig and Garden might
have had a quarrel, as
Craig was divested of all
his clothing except his
pants. This however, is
q mere surmise, as there
was no evidence OF il
ELECTED at the examina.
ton. Craig is a single
man, and had been in the
employ of Judge Elihu
Morris.
The above are the
particulars OF this terrible
tragedy, as we gather
them from the reports in
town, and by a private
dispatch from Woodsfeld
. Wheeling InteHtgncer.
Destructive FIRE IN
New YoRK.-Dec. 10
II P. M.-The estab'
'lishment Of Harper &
Bros, the great publish
ers, Is on fire. 1t com
iprises about sever
buildings on Pearl ant
Cliff SITS. 1t will, it il
feared, prove a total loss
Some adjoining houses
are also on FIRE. TIL,
fire was caused by tn
explosion Of a stean
boiler.
LATER.-The entir
establishment of Harpe
e. Bros, comprisin
seven buildings, fiv
= stories high, on Pearl 1
Cliff Sts., and sewers
adjoining houses, are ]
P ruihs. The fire brok
/ out at quarter past on
O'Clock, from it is SAT-
spontaneous exPlosio
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Bennett ana ,h. rreueh ssi.,,o,.

The editor Of the ". Y. Herald has, for some .soe
been trying to devise some schee for breaking the e.
ect Of the publication Of his correspohdence with the
President In reference to IT, which will probably be
given TO the public after Congtess Meets. In a.
late number ofhis paper he makes the following scknow-
ledgment:
Eve heard, also, while in Europe, and during our So
ourn n Wesbaden, that Gen. PIERCE In public and In
private, In every form and shape, was profuse in his
gratitude and thanks, and admiration of the course Of
the New York Herald, and Of the editor thereof This
created In US smile; b"t interesting person advised
usust out of whim to the sincerity Of Gen. Pierce
himself IN his warm eulogiums passed upon the course
OF the Herald in his election and accordingly we CON-
monced very amusing correspondence on the subject
consisting Of three letters addressed to Gen Pierce,
pretty much the same strain the from the West
applied to General Jackson for tho Office Of first minister
In his eabnet but in he could get that or any
thing below IT, he would be content with an old pair OF
than go away without something by way
OF present from the old hero At the close of the
respoDdence, found tito be absolute fact that
PIERCE the President Of the United States had not nu-
ence enough with Secretary Marcy procure, at our
solicitation the small consulshp OF Lyons, worth $3.50
year. notwithstanding all sorts of persons expressed
towards and the Herald, throughout the contest of
1882 This isa solemn, as well as laughable lsct"
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GTATE oF OHIO. BELMONT couN.

~ TY, ss.-Cour Of Common PIeu-Iaus. Er,.
Tds,lsintif. 90: LurHsn BJrrt, descendant. Petition
The ted defendant will ttke notice that the pfntid
on the fth day Of November A. ID. 1859, hied h peal
ZION IN the shove Cou, claiming that the defendant
was IN debt aud owed him tho Of tf6i 07 psssed
for Judgment sgsn the defendant a. the ne NJ term OF
Court for said sum That " said does MOI sp.
pear end snswer ?p Or before the rs day Of the nei
term ofssid Conh That Judgment by defsui will be
tered against him for the Above smonut with interest,"
MILLER PENNINGTON,
Nov. ~. fess.-sw.I ATTY. fer pitR
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrsDuReu, Dec l3.-.-River 3 #. inches falling
Weather cloudy.