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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates
of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will
receive the most prompt attention, and an ac-
count of each drawing will be sent Immediately
after it is over to all who order from me-,
Address P. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Feb II Wilmington Delaware.
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HObenSack's Liver Pits

part OF the system liable to disease than ,s
LiNEk, serving as flterer 10 purify the blood az
giving the proper secretion TO the bile that
action OF the Liver effects the other Important n. s
the system, and results variously, in Liver Com ",
Jauhdice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should, therefore 49,
every symptom that might indicate a wrong n. ",
The Liver. Those Pills being composed of ROO a
PLANTS furnished by nature to heal the sick Ns,
lst An EXFECTORANT, which augments the '.ey' sae'
tion rom the Pulmonary mucOs membrane oy nrope,
the discharge Of secreted matter. end An ATWWS'es
LIVE, lily, which changes IN some nex applicable and nssn
sihe manner the morbid action of the svs,ea nsen
TONIC which gives tone and strength 10 tLe n 90.
system renewing health and vgor TO all parts of pSs
BODY. an hCAThARTlC, which acts in perfect bsr
Bowels and expeng the whole masss of corIuU, nS nS
ytated matter and purifying the Blood which deSyo aa
disease and restores health, ~ "-'S' oesHoys
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- ULEs AND REGULATIONS to 20,

ern all the working forces under my cont oil on
the Central OH" Raj Road.
lst The wages given Tor lat hands III
he governed ny The prices given the line of said road
notice ol which will ta pO-tcd up my Office: aud all
other hand per contract, usual price given by
me for such work
Cd Al hands AID bills will he pad on the first Satur.
day aler the "Oh of every mouth up 10 the 10Th the
same month. Every hand shing e leave the work on
the next pay dav, must give notice t lOt Will
not he paid IN lu until the day II also re-.
qu"sed hat all persons having hills for other things
work. will present them the 10Th of each month to
ensure Their pay ihcnt on Ray day.
ID. All persons having Slanties, other boarding
houses boarding hands for me, wil he allowed to
keep, or allow to he kept, any Whskey, Wine, Ale or
houses nor allowed To keep, harhOr, any dsurlerIy
person nor hand after they are discharged oil the
WORK By violation oi these rules the keepers said
hoadng houses viii forfeit whatever money may he in
my hands at the time ~ said violation.
fth II IL required thai all hands obey all instructions
gwen by the SUPER utcndanl under whom he Is work
ing, aud behave pcaccahy, and conduct Ives o ct
ly, without quarrellng with other hands that may lie
employed upon the work. In all cases where hand is
known 10 night or quarrel with other hands Oh the work
VIII forfeit whatever he may have IN my hands
u hnth IN fault both viii forfeit their WAGES and be
discharged without delay.
9Th. ANY hand or hands that may he engaged in any
Tor wages, or nything else wilI be charged
and not allowed 10 lie hired again oil any work in which
am concerned.
6.h Every hand that comes on the work intoxca atcd
Dr. II knnwn 10 speud his wet days Sahaths in grog
shops, Will e discharged by these rules all
" ~ know what require aud when pay
an Any boss, Clerk, OF Superintendent ON the work.
II" reporting any violation of these Rules well known
. HIM, wiil he discharged as s"0n as known by me-
DAVID MCCARTNEY,
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LAWS OF OHIO.
Published by Authority.

mo A6.l AN ACT
For the better Management Of Orphan Asylums.
SEQ, l. Be II enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Ohio, That in any county in
this State in which Orphan Asylums have been.
or may be cstabi he'd by law, whenever 1t may
become necessary to appoint Trustees, Direc.
tors, or other Corporators, oi any such Asylum,
Il shall be the duty tho Probate Judge Of the
said county upon the petition ol the Prosecuting
Attorney oi such county or any other person TO
appoint such Trustees, Directors OF Corporators,
who shall hold their office Tor the term Of three
years; And the Trustees, Directors or Corpora.
tors 50 appointed shall have the management and
control of said Asylum, in the same manner and
90 the same extent as the trustees Of such Asy.
lurns now or may have under existing laws.
See. 2 That III all cities of the first or second
class in which orphan Asylums have boeo, or
may be established by Jaw, or as private institu.
tions,ihe Directors Of the city infrmary, or 9th.
or persons, having charge oil The poor in such ci'
ties may make such arrangements %Ith the
Trustees or the person having charge OF
said Asylums for the support ard education OF
all orphan, or other children, coming under their
control by virtue of the laws in force at the time
as they may deem proper; and shall allow such
compensation as may he reasonable and just, TO
be paid out Of the poor innd Of such city.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives..
WILLIAM MEDDlL.
President Of The S,rGte.
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THE TAPE WORBIt

TINS is the most difficult Worm to DESTROY of all th.,
inies the human system grows almost Indc;n;,e
length becoming coiled and fastened in nh. I,hls
and Stomach etlecting the health so sadly as 10 cs.s
Ntus Dance, Fits &C., that those afflicted seldom il eys
hat II Is Tape Worm fastening them 10 an earl
treatment must he pursued would therefore he nfon
to take to OF my Liver Pills to remove an III
struetlons that the Worm Syrup may act direct unon
the worm, winch must he taken in doses of > TsbIa
spoonulls times day, these directions followed I
Case nj '"N '"SS' opstlidle
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I,LUAH WEEKLY, SURVIVOR OF

j tho late firm OF Glover & Weekly is hereby notified
thaLon the 18th day of May, A. d. 1853 NJ. w Glover
admir- OF James Glover, decr, OF belmont Co., Ohio
MED IN the Court of Common Pleas of the County of Bel
mont and State of Ohio hill in Chancery against the
SAID Elijah Weekly and Charles Il. Wilson. the object
and prayer of which Bill Is to compel said Elijah eek.
ly, survivor OF said late firm oi Glover Neky ac-
count Ia NJ. ]. w. Glover, admir-, for all monies in
MS hands due said estate and that said Wilson shall
count IN like manner; and the said Elijah Weekly fur.
lhcr notified that unless he appears, pleads
or demus 10 the said Bill within sixty days aher the
term of said Court the said NJ j. w Glover at the term
next aer he expiration of said sixty days will apply
said Court to take the matter of the bill confessed as
against him, aud TO decree thereon accordingly.
M. J. w. GLOVER.
June 10Th, is33.-6w.
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THE SOCIAL DEGREE.

Look no, thou the wine when 1t is red, when 1t
iveth its color its the cup, when II moveth itself
right. At the last it biteth like serpent and sting
eth like an adder" Prorerbs % chnpt. 81 verse;
Oh that these words could be cngraven on
the hearts Of all, and that men would take
warning from them. But alas! alas! how
many are attracted by the soul blasting pleas
ures Of the sparkling bowl and are led to par
take again and yet again Of the poisonous
draught until their ntelects become crushed,
their conciences scared and the whole man is
changed. Would you recognize in that poor
attcnuatcd form, those glaring eyes, those tot
tering steps, the sepulchral voice, and the OBJ
scene language which flows from the lips
enough to make the blood curdle in our veins
to hear--would You, | say, recognize in such
a man the once noble, lofty, pure minded man,
with intellectual power if improved Alright
capable Of swaying thousands! And yet, my
friends how often how very often are we
called to witness just such scenes! Men who
Chad it not been for the blasting influence of
the sparkling cup) might have been bright g.
shining lights, dispensing JOY and happiness
along their pathway. And oh when we think
of time misspent, of homes made desolate, of
the widowed and fatherless, of talents crush
ed 81 of the numbers who are rushing madly,
biindly onward, grasping and clutchng tight
er the scathing cup, until at last they sink,
writhing and cursing into the drunkards
grave, there forever to feel the torturing coils
of the worm that never dies. Ah surely
these words are true, that cat last it bte,h
like serpent and stingeth like an adder
Oh! my friends, with suce scenes as these be-
fore us, is it not worth putting forth our uni
ted efforts and trying to Danish the hideous
monster from our midst! For it is not by in
dividual efforts alone that much can be ac-
complshcd but by the united influence of the
temperance Army marching onward and on.
ward and showing by example as well as pre-.
! cept that it is better to "touch not, tuste not
handle not" For "'who hath woe! who hatl
sorrow! who hath contentions! who hati
babbhngl who hath wounds without cause
who hath redness Of eyes!
"Thcy that tnrry long at the wine; they
that go to seek mixed wine: for at the last i
biteth like serpent and stingcth like an ad
der"
"ADA RAY"
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IL XECUTOR'S NOTICE Notice is
hereby given, that al the Probate Court for Rel.
mont County the undersigncd was appointed and uuaI
ihed a. Executor of the estate of John Pollock late
of belmont County, ,dece eased.
All those indebted To said estate requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
SAID estate, notified present Them for settlement
within one year & ON this date.
JOHN POLLOCK, JR. Executor.
July &, Is53,-pd
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March IL 1883.
No. iS. AN ACT
To provide for the support Of Idiots and Insane

To provide for the support Of Idiots and Insane
persons, in certain cases
Sec. l. 3. it enacted bv the General Assem-.
bly, Of the State OF ohio, That the County Com
missioncrs Of the respective counties in which
there now is, or may hereafter he erected a
county iuhrmary, may prOvidea separate apart
mcnt or apartments in, or adjoining such mfr.
mary for the safe Keeping ana treatment OF Lu.
natics and Idiots resident in such county and
who have not been, or cannot be received into
either of the Lunatic hsyuns, or who have been
discharged therefrom.
See. :. That il shall be the duty Of the direc.
tors of the several county iGhrmarles as soon as
an apartment or apartments are provided as
aforesaid, Ia admit therein all funatcs aud d"ts
Mho are or who may become charge upon their
respective counties ard provide for their safe.
keeping, support, aud treatment in such manner
as they now do, for the poor under their care,
and also to receive and provide for the safe Keep.
ing, support and treatment Of such unatcs ana
idiots in their respective counties, whu by then
guardians or friends may apply Tor admission II.
pay patients under such rules aud regulations Il,
the said directors may prescribe.
Sec. 3. That all lunatics and idiots confined
IN the Jail ofany county in which an apartment
or apartments may be provided as aforesaid icI
their reception, shall be Transferred by the ailol
or other proper person to the county iuiirmary
Of the proper county, to be kept, supported unC
treated as hcreiubciore provided.
Sec. 4. That nothing herein contained shal
be so construed as to prevent any person Wheth
er IL county intrmary, or otherwise, from be
ing received into the Luuatc A'ylums OF thi'
State, if by any law such person wO uld be other
wise entitled to such reception.
JAMES &. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President of the Senate.
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MOAENsACK's WORM sYRup

An article founded upon scientific Principles cou
pounded with purely vegetable substances helm. ner
ecy sale when taken and be given the most len
der Infant with decided beneficial effect where Iow,aI
Complaints and DiarrhPa have made them veal .na
debiitsted the Tonic properties of my Worm syTp srs
snch mat II stands without an equal in the cataoue of
medicines in giving tone and strength TO the S,n VI
which makes it an Inallbe remedy for those ,dc,oi
with Dyspepsia the astonishing performed by tbi.
o! its superior efficacy over all others 'i"shse
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$500 CHALLENGE. O.,

WHATEVER concerns the health and happi ess Of
apeopie IS at all times of the most valuable ipor.
lance take it for granted that every person ili do
all in their power to the lives their children and
tnat every person will endeavor TO promote thei own
health al all sacrifice. feel it to he my duty 10 srIen.
assure you that WORMS, according to the opinion Of
the most celebrated Physicians the primary GAUGES
OF large majority of diseases to which chiIrc and
adults are liable; if you have appetite contiuuaIjv
changeahe from one kind of food another Bad eati
ram IN the stomach, Picking al the Nose Hsrdne ann
Funess OF the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pm Sc Jr
reguiar-rememher that all these denote WORMS and
you should at once abpy the remedv.- ~""
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Just Reed for Saie---
10 bhis Linsccd Oil,
Noh. Lard oil,
Q " Pure Castor oil,
le Sps. Terpentine,
Case Prime Nutmegs,
" lnaneia Indigo,
l lmRdTus,
hhl Pure gra Ginger,
l """ Mustard,
Bridgeport, Feb ls, 1853
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~ Office IN PARTITION-Lew Mob
ley and Caharine M0hey, his wife, Alexander
Woodturn, Albert Jones and Janc jones' his wife, John
W"odhurn, the unknown heirs o Nancy Gates late of
Missouri decd the unknown heirs of Ann Gilmore, late
OF Iowa, deceased, and William Gilmore. will take
uce that petition filed against them the 7ih day
oi May, A. d. s53 in the Court of Common Pleas of Bel
mont County, Ohio by Gustavus W. Duval and Rosan-
ma Duvall his wife, and Is now pending wherein the
SAID petitioners demand partition of the following real
estate, lyng in said County of Belmont, and be.
ing tho ofthe N. var. of sec. l2 tp. s. range ,,
containing e acres more or less aud the f. of the N.
H. ar OF the same section-cOntaining n
less aud that al the next term of said apple
VIII he made by the sad petitioners for order par
tiilon may be NJ ade of the said premises
ID. ID. 4. COWEN, Att'y for Pel'rs.
June II, 1856 weeks.
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'nH! DELiGHTFUL.-The prcttiest Cal
~ leo chin,kos OF all grades and coors Bieached
and Brown MuslinS which can he bought so very cheap
for ash Of w p AsDIIRy
May0.l No. I62 Main street. Wheeling.
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
4 InLh for aaln SIX uIlNnnEn AM Enn.r,

II hUDSVTIDPF OT-
u icrs Tor sale SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES of lsnd, lying IN section No l. Green township
Hooking county, Oh'. There is on the premises two
CAhiN HOUSES. Ahnut four acres cleared at each
CABIN. The land is well IImleTed, large 0uauuy of A
being poplar, There Is plenty OF STONEC COAL and
lNON ORE On the land, said land lies q nilrs from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE and one
hall mile from an EXCELLENT SAW MILL For
tcrns enquire ui JosErn WoLF living "A miles from lhe
county, Ohio. SAMUEL HINES
Cadiz, June -, 1859.
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Schiesinger's Patent ''Gutta Percha Coat
ed Pens"
HE subscriber is agent for these pens This coating
l. rcssls Aqua Fortis and prevents oxidsing in the
ink. Sold hy gToss doL. The Trade and Teachers
supplied on liberal terms. J. II. WILLIAMS
Sept. Il. 1852.
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4 N ORDINANCE.

4 Sro. lsi. Re IL orddined BY the Tyusts.s Of
wayne fODhShip, Belmont eOERty, OHIO, That If anu
person oT persons, nom aud alter thirty dayE alter ths
date hefeui, shall sell, vcnd give away or IN any way
ad or assist person persons procure any wine
spri'uous or mah liquors of any Kind whatever for th,
purpose ol hprlIhg ~ II auy person ur persons shall
sol, veud or give away with intent to eyade the proy
slohs oi lhis Ordinance any spriuous malt I1uors Of
shy NINA 10 any person under twenty years of age
or any person or persons shall lease hire or hermit "a
nc us'u as place of general resort any dwelling house
tho Store house, stable ar tenement Oi any kind for
e utsSe "i ceiling vending giving away any OF Tho
hteHe anc each and every person Oemd nv az
any OF the provisions OF this Ordinance shall ON conyc
Non lhereo hned IN any less than nlleon nor
more Than my dollars and OF suit aud mprisoned
~ the County Jail not less than ten nor more than twen
" days al the discretion OF the Justice or Probate Id,s
Pror,ded, that nothing IN this section shall he so con
Srutd as 10 make II unlRw ul sell for at.
ueal or sacramental purposes. ~
sEc. ?, That II any person shall violate any of ths
provisions OF the preceding section
not he allowed 10 sell for any Whatever under
the penalty OF not less than ten more than An oI
lars ard imprisoned not less than five uor tia iwsn.
~ days.
sEc. a That any person persons shsli while nm
or abuse person sous, shall fined in nnv s,,
not less than i've nor than ty dolors aud inprs
onsd not less than five nor more than twenty days
Done IN special meeting thls 2lst day Of June ls59
;S%S S$S 'YsH I;sIs' ( ilorHn, Trustees.
true copy.
July IL is5s-<w,
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Physiology for schools and families.

Cutters Physiology, large and small, with the plates
mounted and paper. Also, Greenleai's arthmatics.
have formed an agency for this Co. for these
works and can give them to the trade shoos and ai.
esloh favorable TERMS School bo0ks generally on hand
oct.s9 J. H. WILLIAMS.
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NJ EW GOODS.-Beautifu and fsshiona.
| Bile Lawns tron 81 to 2S cts. per yd. Bersse De.
handeome silks from o2i cts. up 70 $3.50 per yd Al
good articles. Can and see. W. p. AsBURY,
Aay6 No, ls2 Main street, Wheeling
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TO Females.

You will find these Pills an invaluable ,,.s,., ,
many complaints to which you subject I'm ob',s,n
tons either total or partial they have been found os H.;
esimahe heneht restoring their functional ayr.naa
mens to healthy action purify ing he blood and otb
huds so etectualy TO put TO flight all COMPLAINS whrh
may arise from female Irregularities as headache iS
dintss, dimness OF sight pain ip the side back &c s
None genuine unless signed J. N H0bensack ali o,h
ers being base limitations. a'' WI
IT TAgcnts wishing new supplies, and stors K.s,.,
desiIous of becoming Agents must address tba P,onni
tor, J. n. Hobensaek, Philadelphia, Pa -''P'io
~ NHrIH
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Sheet Iron.
.cTATE or OHIO. BELMONT COUN.

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ TY, sS.-James Scales as guardian of George w.
Aut Us: William Aut, Volcntne Ault aud Margaret
Au his wife, Abigail Ault, Mary Jane Aut John Amt,
Susannah Ault, Lucinda Auit aud George Auit.-Court
Of Common Pleas.-PctitiOn for Partition.
The above named defendants all residing in the
of Belmont, except William Ault who resides in the
State of Iowa and all heirs at law ana legal
of the estate Q Frederick Au late OF Belmont
ty decd will take notice that the said James Scales,
guardian of Geo. w. Au aforesaid hled his certain pc
ttion for partition the I'd day OF June, A. d. lr53,
the Court OF Common Pleas of said county, making the
above named persons parties and defendants thereto,
rayug partition of the real estate OF which. the said
Frederick Au died seized, sad real estate beng situate
in the conny Aforesaid and being part of N. w. Or of
No. 36 and p No aud range No. g. containing l2
acres, moreor less, aud being the premises
Cupied by VOlantne Ault one OF the defendants aore
said aud particularly described IN said petition aud
TO which e'erencc is here made-that at the next
of said Court Sept, 1852 order III be asked for
partition OF said premises and for such other
as are authorized by Law.
MILLER PENNINGTON,
Atty ior Petitioner.
June IL, 2s53.-6 weeks.
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-,HERrFF's sALE.-TEonAs THOMPSON

S,HERIFF'S SALE.-THoMAs THOMPSON
= vs Ettsi Assn MORAY, ei si.-1n Parttion.-By
ve OF order Of sale TO directed from the Court Of
Cctnnon Pleas of Belmont County Ohio at the summer
teHmihereof A. D. 1853, will offer for sale on
WEDNESDAY, the l7h Of August, 1853,
between tho hours of 10 O'Clock A. M and O'Clock p.
N. of said day athe front door Of the Court House in
ST. Clarsvillo in said county the following described
real estate to witt being part Of the half of the
north west quarter of section IL township aud range
no. 3, and beginning for the at the N. W. Of
said section Al stone in Pipe creek, thence south 1925
20 O. station 2 thence east 80 62 poles
ion thence north 1919 poles to stone station thence
vests poles 10 the place OF inning containing sixty
two acres more or less
JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
SheriT's Office, July sth, 1e5a.-9,5O