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THE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON
JUST PUBLISHED.
TB. WELCHS .A4G.vIFICE.rT
P0RTRAIr OF WASHING ON,

Engraved wy per'h'ss'o") no" otu"'. ""9 VIZ
ginal portrait, !" the Ai''rhtnn', BOSTON.
TINS superb picture. r.ne,avtn umnef ,ht super
Intehdence ni t'oMAo "oLLhi' hSe' "'
| eminent and highly gifted ARTIST l. the o"'y cor.
rect likeness oi Washington ever published IL
has been characterised as lhe ea'est WORK 4" arr
ever produced ~ tlis country AS 10 us n"e"'y,
we refer to me letters OF ,ne anmp,en son ;, o, D,
Washington. GEoRGE "AsitiNHioN " rHhh
CUSllS, who says SIT Is t.!'h'n' 'epIr-e'.",
ton of me celebrated nrig',a'' anu to CiiihF
JUSTICE IANEY "f the supreme Court "i 'he
United States, wh" says. "Asa work "f a'' us
excellence and beauty must s'l'ke every one "h"
sees III and Is no less happy IN '' Likeness !" the
Father of his country. 1t was my g"",' '",'""e
to have seen him III the DAYS OF my h"yh""o' ana
his whole appearance Is YET strongly impressed
On my memory Inc P"r,.a'' you nave issue"
appears to NE to be an erac' hAenesS, representing
perfectly the expression as well as me inrm ana
features OF the fare' And says SEN Aiok
CASS, a is a tye.Me repreSenta.nn y t"e gFeW
original PkESlDf'Ni fi'LMokE says "ne
work appears to me to have been admirably exc,
cnted and emtnenfiy worthy OF the patronage OF
the public - Says MAfCHhNI the eminent
portrait painter, ana The pup'' OF stuart, "yonr
print TO my mind is more remarkable man any
other have seen, tor presenting the Uhote ihdi.
viduaIity OF the original portrait together win
the noble aud d'sh'heu fepose OF a'r ana manner,
which all VINO ever saw MN c"hs'"eIeu 'h"'Reo
Characteristic oi the INDUSTRIOUS man u com"emo'
rates
For the great mefi's OF .n's picture we "ou'd
Ieler every lover o, " ssnhgloh 10 'ne Po''a',
itself, TO be seen at the o'lre ui th's paper, anu
to the letters OF the following Ar'ists ot"tes'neh
Jur'sts and scholars accompanying H.
Az ISIS S'-marc""h' ana r',"M' OF NfW
York; Neag'e' ho'nerne'' a'a i'amouh' o, OF rn'''
ndelphi"; Cnester H"ru'"g' OF pos'o'' o""f''s
fraser, oi charleston, D. ~ a"u 70 ',ne au"''eo
son OF washington: ron; r. geo; w. e, e: Ius''s'
i'lmse'' an arust: ,., . ESHE,,-ns - ~ Ence',
lency M'''a'a r''''nnre, MAYOR zen; Wi"'e,u
Scott. Hon George NJ, D"l'as' non "".@'h ~
KING, Hon. Da"'t, webster non Linn 1p'"'
Hon Lewis Cass. Hon. Wm' a. Graham, II ~
John +: kehne"y' non ~ "ih'"''p' IL' -.
JuhlS iH.-h"" Roger '"eH' non '"h''
llneI, non. J""u Mel'ea'' h"' n"'us .ho"'e
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Notice in Partition

TOHN KING, Lorenzo King, WestIy King
d Israel King and Mshala King. who are resi-.
dents oi the State Of Iowa. will take notice iha,
petition was filed againsi them on the lst day oil
February, A. D. 1853. in the court Of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, by Ira K!Dg, and
is now pending, wherein the said Ira King de.
msnds partition OF the following real estate. 10
vii: The north half Of the north west quarter
of section twelve (12 township so (2,) OF range
four (4,) in Monroe county, Ohio, and that at the
June Term Of said court application will be made
by the said liza King for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
IRA KING
BY HoLLIsTER, OKEYG YGHoLLIsTER,s
Fsb. Q, 1853 f'.it Hs Attorney.
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Times (weekly I" new subscribers at the very
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will he promptly attended to. ,.. tt. ir
SAMUEL liUESTON,
Publisher of The Knickerbocker;
NORRIS e. WILLIS,
Publishers Of Home Journal;
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Publisher of Musical Word8- Times.
- 257, Broadway, New York.
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This Way. B'Hoys!
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MONEY BACK! ....

TEIIlE undrr.gu,d h.s just received a small
IL stock Of Gun Bar Els, Locks. Triggers
Mann.sprIngs Tube. and Cylinders lie bought his
stock Of John Griffith, Cine innal; his locks main.
springs. and tab. are all iinpn,te ir"m london
His barrels cani,"t he beat in the United States.
All ask 'rontrm y"u in III. belIef, is to call
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from W"od.ti"m 10 MaIag, -21ss miles from
Wo 'dsfcd, and a. from Malaga. All work III.
sured ''nn, Ia cut ~ the eve y"
Jan 5, 1853 d. ) HAYDEN
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mo. Nj. Kirkbride's
NJ EDICAL DEPOT. .

mo. M. Kirkbride's
NJ EDICAL D EP0T.
A FULL supply of the following celebrated
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Jayne's Expectorant,
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Carminative Balsam,
Jayne's Vermifuge,
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Jayne's Ague Pills,
~. Jayne's Hair Tonic.
Rogers Liyerwort and Tar,
., TOWNSEND'S Sarsaparilla.
Brant's Pulmonary Balsam,
~. Brant's Purifying Extract,
BRANDRED rH'S Pills,
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Railways Circassian Balm.
Fitch's Abdominal Supporters.
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Fitch's Pulmonary Balsam,
.. Fitch's Pec,oral Expectorant,
..'- Fitch's Depurative Syrup,
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10 the contrary, are considered as wishing I" con.
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their periodicals, the publisher may continue I"
send them until all arrearagps are patti
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rected, they are held responsible ill they have
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. 4. If suhscrihe,s remove Ia other places without
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Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance Company,
4 -,,y- - WOODSFIEI.D. OHIO SyfzsI Ayf

I&1E r's "OVDCFirLDs V1lS4A&s&n1
This company, being organized under favor.
able charter obisned from the Legislators, isnow
ready 10 Insure Hotels, Dwelling Houses, Bsrns,
Stables, Store Houses, Shops, Merchandise, ks.
&c., agains, loss by fire. ,, v, 81, ~
faHi" 1'F' DIRECTORS.
ISAAC WELSH, JOHN KERR, q.
CHARLES HARE, WILLIAM STEEL, !,
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, JOHN F. EIDENHARN,
NATHAN HoLLlsTER, THEo. BENNiNGHAvs,
'''''u JNO. NJ. KlRKBRIDE.
JOHN A. DAVENPORT,P Prest.1
N. HoLLIsTER, Treas. aNiH9 i3sR ;i's 4gs
JNo. NJ. KIRKBRipE, Sec'y.i a,igGaH
SIMPSON HOLLISTER,, mi
April 2l, 1852. General Agent,
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS
al, Elizabeth Brown .a~E, .'
I Il. ..H w. ...pu. Pefui0n Tor Douer.
Samuel II. Guthrie, ct al. .. .. p.
SAMUEL Il GUTHRIE. who is a non.resi.
~ dent of the State Of Ohio. will take notice that
Elizabeth Brown, widow of Alexander Brown, late
OF Monroe county, Ohio, deceased, on the lllh
day of February A ID. 1853, filed her petition
against the said Samuel N. Guthrie aud others. in
the Court of Common Pleas of said Monroe conn.
ty. praying that Dover he assigned her in the iol
lowing described premises. To wit: The south
west quarter OF section 10. township 6, aud re- ge
6; also the south east quarter Of the north east
quarter of section l3, township 6, and range 9,
in said county Of Monroe. And that unless the
defendants shalt plead, answer or demur 10 said
petition within 60 days after the risrg OF The next
Term of said Court The matters aud things in said
peiitinn mentioned will be taken az true and con.
fesset, and al the next Term thereafter said Eliza
beth Brown will ask said Court 10 decree thereon
accordingly p" q A. ROSS,
Feb l6. 1853. Sill for Compl'nt
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Fall and Winter Goods.
rHNlIE Subscriber respectfully announces TO the
Il citizrns Of CLARINGTON and vicinity,
that he is now receiving aud opening at his Store,
A Large and WeH.selecied Stock Of
DRY GOODS. HATS, BONNETS,
BOOTS IND SHOES. HARD fR.aRE,
QUEE.N,SH.aRE, GROCERIES,,
I'll. &c, &C., &C., NGr' ~
Selected expressly tor this market. All of which
will be- sold for Cash or Produce at the same pri.
ces charged III Wheeling.
Also a large loi of WINDOW SASH and
PANEL DOORS for sale. .ttr.aii
Oct. 6, 1852 f r. CHASE.
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liver Complaint.

TT ~
liver
1AITNDIcE, DYSPEPSIA CHRONIC OR
NERVogs o. ypH pEBiklTY, 5L;nI1IG DISEASE
and All
.'. sa diseases ar. .",
sing from disor-
dered liver or stomach, ...
snch as constipation, m
wata P,'ess ii.'hess OF blood
4" the 'e"", ae'u'ty o' the stomach,
n""sea' ne"'io" d'sg"st Tor TODD, full
ness or we'9h' !" the stomach, sour eruc!a.
"'n"' ''"k''g "' hntri'"g at The PIT OF
"r s'""'"e"' swimming oi me head,
hn,r'r" a"d 'lnc',' breathing.
h"''e''"s IL, thr hear''c
T".- ing or s"'I"r"l''g sen
salons ""eI' !"
...... H'ns I'"''"re' ..... $780,.
a'""es'
{" ''s'"". ""'s or "ros oei"re the
..1 sight fever and dnll pnin in O..
.... the hea"' "etc'rucy OF
re''pI,a''on' yellow o.. 81 e..
ne.s"i 'he skI'l a''h eyes,
ra'" y" 'he s''e' nack' chest,
i''nos' &c : 'n""eh i'ushes OF heat.
burning ." me iesi'' constant imag'n..
ing "i ev''. an" greh' repression OF spirits,
ca" ne fhec'"a'Iy cured by
DGS. HOOFI NUS
German BltterS.
pREpARED nv
n. n M TaT KcoM
D.,,;, o,,,,,n M ,,nnI, Sn " ~ % " ~,
! ne NhnMaN MhDIClNE SIURE,
No, l2O, Arch street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not ex
celed. il equalied by any other preparation in the
United States, as the cures attest, in many cases
after skiilful physicians had failed. n, i.
.... READ AND BE CONVINCED. J
,' a., WoosrER, o, Dec. I'd. 1851, a
Mes,rs spiNk 8 HowAnpT ,Ge"tIemen, EN-.
hrace inns orpofmhhy o. Informing You Of the
great beneht have derived from ths use Of Dr..
Hooiial,'s German bltier' "a have used them
Tor Ch'' Fever 'nd ''sTsaetsa stomach, and found
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pERNHART SUFFERS ESTATE Nmice
u is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified ss Administrator of
The estate Of Bernhart Sutter, late Of Monroe
h 80 JOHN HENRY sCHNELL.,
( Feb 3, 1855. sssi sAdnsf,
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I LAWS OF OHIO:
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY. B.,

itNotss1 AN acT
Regulating the fees OF Sberifs in Probate
zs.., Courts. s.ila. te4y (
*. Section I. BE IL eaaeted by the General Ifs
sSspbiy4 If the State Of ohm. That the Sheriff.
of ihs several counties in this State. for perfn IN
ing the duties required by law in the Court Of
Probate. shall receive the same fees are or
4here eafter may be allowed by law for similar ser
vices IN the Court OF Common Pleas, To be taxed
agaipst the proper partes ty the Probate Judge.
% JAMES C. JOHNSON,
-. Speaker Of the Honse Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDll.L,
1tsiHC ,vss President of the Senate.
d, March @ 1883. , FE
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APPRENTICES AND SLAVES.

PHILADELPHIA, T1e-diy, August -
The following the entITc proceedings 81 tne ie
FUGITIVE apprentice ease which transpired 10 thsGV
rterprcT COURT United STATES. Eaten D.,rt PssSs<
vaEs Juiy 1855 =.
p n. natter o. James ~ Boaer, o. suyrs-
STATE u Delewsre % ne CUSTODY O. "A4-AiH N-4- s-
fugitive apFfsLtce
Tliszss = hearing upon habeas corpus. -.
II spp.srs that Williams Comn ioes, Jrt had VIZ -
krcw'ef g. 4 10. With The ASCENT Of bis fshsf 49,
,d.o 10 Psnrsylysnis been sppr-nuced 70 ~ cAn~
uLcfr tie Delaware at ri 5tt February III iss' -,
D,spars l-52, page 2i4 which provides iaA' u n.
over q yeSTs Of az. AID not having parents ~ 49,
viii 10 The state OF Delaware, my vtidy apprsn1s -
ssyes III the age 0f ~ Il ~Itu the assent u -
81 ih- Peace tft To boy having before eec~ q .s
u ast.r returned % Lim b. the father th&l a. ~
agsin escaped be sfed upon w1rsni VDs -,
10, iiivs Act Of --1. carried before bs q,
By whom the warrant w.s iss1ed aud tue csc 800
heard but AZ tn So geson Of toe ComuiasioHf 80
TIVE sss eIns ndeo iur further hearing snd tDs
reinrnable before III. Honor, Judge Kane .1es
The Court iulmzt-d tina; the warrant OF ~iss.
sfoavit f The csimsif which Issued c'D'H -
suf eieut cause f0F h. G the boy and were gov "a
"a h. writ but - he SIRE Of the Commissioner - q
J. Heazliit E,q } Ills Honor, Judge Mans, sN W.
ComuissionsT IS .Cylriug BIN. ,-,,,s.l
The isct. beng fuIs f'vsc, Crsbbe, for the c-'-
murray Rush nth hini argued . -. Al
That tnis wac = Gaze ViihiI the Act OF ~ sn.1G
AZ, "a sec } 81 Ofths Constitution, becaa]7 Is Tocr
,ht c2u,e were 10 Themselves tie common 80
sfrucii,n Is applicable % apprentices - 70 81" ,.ty
ttOse shO argued tasi slaves only we're 81 et-- - ~
.sers b.nno sfEruztys.y % make oui TIER Isl
Dat no text writer % jadii-l decision La s's' ~
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fBy Telegraph !
LALf An

CLEEELAhD, Monday, Aufsr ISs
The following ProtessoJs appointed - prey
pspsr- f.,r tn D- ~ annual meeting
Prot Baobs on TIDES.
Prot Berry On Atmosphe Electricity.
Prof Hall cd P4lazOc Rocks.
Prof Smith, u La, on Mchro Chemistry
Prot Gibbs on the PcogIe-s OF Orz."lc Chemistry
Prof Gould the Pr, gress OF the Electro Chfoaop
piic Meihod Of Observation i
Prof Leioy On North American Extinct ManmAh ~
Rep'ili. -.
Prot Pierce on ths Theory Of Planetary Psrtoro<on
Prof Burnett on Advances 10 Anatomy and PnysgN1
Prof Ass.sz 90 ih- Alteration of Genera IN Ashs
Prof Dana On the Geographical Disthbetion OF nsb"
er Auuas
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Dce, The EOor exerf >eHfDfe H. "fHrr ufr n, Dl0Els
BY Prof + LOOMS
Sir John Herschell in bis Ou'ines OF Astron )ny.
,so. .fl kas The foosirg remarkable language The
hat the Neon - much readily abs roet IN ia
y.rsir TRANSPARENT m.di. than direct solar hat ana u.
XIII euished III the upper regions of cur atmosphere,
reaching the surface Of the Earth A. al Some pro
hslty d. given "a This by the tHfsary = ftsaDoraqc,
IDS mar ths fnI MN, meteorological Mt for
:. inch " think il fully entities t. rank for which it =
rscts.arv 70 seek cause and for which other ration
e,nlsp.,iop .e n f. to offer 10 note on the SANE page
p 6frrrs u n AZ this fact rests upon ais obs-rvs
ors so- cont, independently Il suy knowecgs Of such
tender cv having been observed BY Others HGmb ldt
hov.ver IL hi- personal narrative, sp-sks II u as well
Lrnvr to the pilots and sesmen Of spanish America
Having II sds pretty extensive COMPARISON OF ob'-rvs
tiot. ..Sela years since fr the PurP,- ~ determining
~ rdu.rce II the phszes upon the ial II r,n.
a.. led 10 osru.t the preceding c"ncu-on ot ~ John
U.,cl FL aro have coroDgly souch; tpr oo,-r ali m. by
ut,ch IT, accurscy might b. ed For m. purpose
t,rned 10 IT, Greenwich Meteorological Ob--rvstinns
where We end the 1unt OF ciouc'ness . the sky
crrc.d 4verv two hours. night and Day 0r period N
ns years arranged all 'he observations IN tabular
nm how il In n- ciumn The sv-rsg- amount of cloud
ss on n. day 4 each ful for ia- whole p-fid
H. second column shows the amount ~ clOqfness tho
osv f,r full moon the succeeding columns -hnw he de-
re If coudinrs the second LAY aiier IL moon TIE
tirc fourth days up 20 the last q1,rt-r an1 o'ner
columns show the loneliness tor cSys preceding th- u
IN the accompanying tsb., ~ Ike manner IN o1s-rvs
us are arranged for MOOD and also TOR The pr-o-
II and following then tD'k The average ot an The
~ ub.rs in each Ian ana obtained the following
rults.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

IN uc. the disturbance not deep enough 10 cause such
A Wv careful account Of earthquake In New Eos,
land In ,SA Ush Nov. at al gives the character oil
the NOV emtnt very clearly - =
I, xs. an upduiaiion. propasaied from Nv. t. y t.
I'D h rrosrrss ~ss slower than that OF SOUND, az sss
nyS Nv the sound being heard l two minutes before
H. ssrthauske felt great r-tred o the sea from
a. h.thr Of ~ Mariins W l., occurred y hinrs siirr
which w.s probably Connected wih The movement,
IN sahouak. of October ~ 1877, also came from the
W that ~ llne 3 less. from inc nnrthvard. Oh ON
,rs in less ana 1909 the cour-e Is unkn"sn
That IT 1883 thought 20 be central IN New lamp
shire e1f,r ding 10 the Chesapeake souhssrd and I" II Al
fax rorhwsrd The moion wSs undu.siory, hr- Ak ~
ehinrieS shafts &c, and openings were found IN some
places S. 4. mhroke Situate through which wafer and
ssrd were hrowpup. .
One eArhausk- only recorded from IA To l75' WHOM
VS. Jane 80 l,ft very careful comparison OF zoe
weather is sie by Mr. Winthrop through must OF tue
above verocs which he infers shows connection ~
the esrhauAk.s 9TH serene weSthsr is 50 g-u-rs
surposto nor wh .mo phs nc phenomenon Of any k"a
Ancil er Indication hat the south part OF Nrg III
ws the o.trA point of the earthquake under consa-rS
ton. is found the occurrence OF SECOND 81 - ~
hour or more after the fs, second esribqlsS'' IN
Ire ArAcy Cf all earth uskes sho<s TINS rep-oh o l
ph.roe, on 10 siiend al crest esthqu<scs Sa ~ - u"
number and severity propOruonsie 70 the Gu >rA YET " ~
fr,f Such tiion therefore, a. one pacron VI h'!
ohss,y,d would mark the sXiuum point OF me n'- D.
the o. Ss anaosy and in this case one or Two suohs III
Vu,inA ~. the only instances OF Observance "i :"
secOr earth quake.