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TO Females.

You will find these Pills an inv.I,.n,. .,.,,.,
many complaints TO which you are subject I'm nh.,s
TONS eithe. total or partial they have been found ~ E
estmahle beneht, restoring their functional ~
menss TO healthy action. Clarifying the blood and ., ~
nuids SO efectualy TO put TO flight all conpainis ,.,
diness dimness Of sight pain in the side back AZ sa0
None genuine nn'ess signed j. N. Robenrsni III, ,.,
being base limit stions. Az Oh
UFAeenis wishing new supplies, and Store K..,..,
desIons OF becoming Agents must address tbs
Tor, ]. N. Ilobensaek, Phiia,lelphia Pa s Niopfs
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DEAR IT IN MIND.-If you are in want

Of pretty fancy Silk Bonnet, of the latest style,
about half price, you secc from the largest
stock in the city, and for less price than you
ono at the sign of THE GOLDEN BEEHIVE
June 3, 1858.
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AN ORDINANCE

BE IL enacted by the Trustees Of Smith toun-
ship, That afters3 days from this date if any
person or persons within the limits of said
township shall keep any house, shop, store,
or other place, as a habitual place Of resort
for tipping or intemperance, shall upon con-
viction thereof before any justice of the peace
in said townshiP, be finedin any sum not exceed
ing fifty dollars nor less than ten dollars, in
cluding costs of prosecution, and be mpris-
oned in the county Jail not more than twenty
days nor less than five days at the discretion
of the justice. Given under our hands this
l4th day of May, 1853. g.g...
G. w. MILLlGAN, .,
WILLIAM GREENLEE, { '''0' "'''''
May 90. 1853. .... L ,............ ...r.., ..f..
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N. B. NICHOLS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

PRINCETON, bureau Co., IT. -
NPGEN'ERJqL Land AGENT for Northern Iii
nois and Eastern Iowa, buys and sells Real Estate 10
Gates Land Warrants pays taxes, loans money secure,
by mortgage on real estate at ten per interest,"
LxC1ioss MADE WITH rRoMPTSEss In any of the above
places.
RErEnEmEs-Any member Of the bar st. Clairsvilie,
May ~, lc53.
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l'I,HE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

NHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT
Il COUNTY, ss.-CouRr OF CoMMoN PLEAS oy SAID
SoukTY.-lk CHAscERy.--Janes A. Gray rs. Daniel
Zane and others.-Daniei Zane Edmund P. Zane Marin
Anna Zane, Eugene q. Zane and Timothy CayenaIgb
nonresident defendants in this ill take notice thai
on the I'm OF May, 1853 said Gray filed iu said Court
ms MI IN chancery, setting fOrt among other things
that he Is entitled to the legal little TO Lot No. 10 in Zaues
addition to Bridgeport In said County and praying said
cour TO compel the said defendants execute The deed
or Deeds with the usual claim of said prem
ses with the appurenances You will tei efore apuear
plead, answer or demur, according to law.
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
ID. l.. JENNINGS. Atty for Comp
May -, 1S53.-Gw.
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cTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
- TY, SS.--CorRT or CoMMos PLE,s.-MAy TERM,
Isj3.--John Yarnall ~. Mary Hart widow of William
Hart deceased, Mary A. Hart Samuel Hart, Nancy c.
Hart Eliza Hart, infant heirs Of wm Hart, Junior
deceased, who wHs son of William Hart, senior aud died
in the life time OF his said father, WIN. Hart, Sen.
The ahUve named defendants will take notice that a
petition flied against them on the 18th day of May,
1852 in the Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont County
by John Yanal, and is now pending, wherein the said
John Yarna demands petition OF the following Real Es
tate TO wit the north end Of the W. half of the N. w.
quarter OF Section No Township and Range O. con.
tainng 40 acres and also 90 acres of the end
south west quarter OF section No. s, Township and
Range o, fully described In said petition. And that
at the September term Of said court applc alton win he
made by said John Yarnal that partition he made OF said
premises. JOHN YARNALL.
Ry Js0. DAvESroRr,
May 30, ls5S.-6w. His Solicitor.
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w$5O0 CHALLENGE, ,',,,, ess

WhAIEvER concerns the health and happin.,, Of
, PeoP'e s az all times Of the valuable mpoT.
tnelr power to save the lives OF their Children and
eve.y person viii endeavor promote their o,xn
assure you that WORMS according TO lie oniUion ~
we most ceiebrated Physicians are che primary csm.e
a1ge majority OF diseases to which Children and
aaus are iiable If You have appetite continnsiis
hangeame from one Kind OF food another Bad RresfH
am IN the stomach, Picking at the Nose HaIness s.
Funess OF the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever Puj,e ~
Ieguar-remember that all these denote WOi,Ms 40
you should aDnlv the " SAs"ot she
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Physiology for schools ana families.

cutters PHYSIOLOGY large and small with the plates
mounted and paper. Also, Greenieafs arithmatics.
have formed an agency for this Co. for these
WORKS ana can give them to the trade shoots and fai.
Oct. 90. Il "a wtIf Il "a NssS"' ss""'
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DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

that petition wifhe presented to the Com mission.
o OF Beont county, Ohio at their session 10 i've held
on ,he 10, Monday Of praying for an
IN mo road leading from Whites Saw Mil TO the town of
menee In said road at or near bridge John D. Dun
kns Saw Mill, thence running northery throurh the
lands OF said u. Dunkin, George N. Burney Samson
Green aud Nehemiah Wright 10 inteseet the road
ing from st. Carsyilie 10 Bafnesvlle al or nesr IN.
west end Of the town Of Belmont WV
May ial MANY PETITIONERS.
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Sheet Iron.

TUsT RECEIvHD-s500 4 shsst Iron. No N ..s .,
suitable for the 6sovs basAsss, for sale by -
apr -, isss. nsHs.a~ sous,,
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'Eo TEACHERS AND TOWNSHIP

rEO TEACHERS AND TOWNSHIP
j BOARDS OF EDuCATION.--Rep of the text
hook committee of the BELMONT County TeaGhes' Inst
ute. adopted by the Institute its Session in October
ls52;
Your Committee appointed to examine and
recommend Text Books, after having exam
ined such books as they could obtain, on the
various sciences, would recommend the adop-
tion Of the following resolution:
Resolved, That the following named Text
Books be recommended for adoption into the
Public Schools Of Belmont County:
MoGUFrEY's EcLEcTio SPELLING Book AND
READERS:
RAYS ARIrHMETIcs AND ALGEBRAs, AND
PrNNEo's PRIMARY g. ANALYTICAL GRAM
MARS AND ENGLISH TEACHER.
II. ID. McCARTY,
Chairman Of The Isrt Book Committee.
Al OF the hooks named in the above report 10 oh
tanned at the Book stores OF 4. GREss;EuER aud j. H.
WILLIAMS, At reasonable rates.
For particulars of introduction apply to
r, 4. BoWLEs
AgsHt fer tAs Esisstis Series, CAliiestAs, o.
May O, le53.-iy.
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HONENsACK,s WORm suu.,.

An a,ncle founded upon scientific Principies. Com.
poumed with purely vegetable subst tances bein,, I'm. Iii
lsc'y sae when taken, and he given 70 t,e sna,
WI ,nd WIN decided beneficial effect where Bow.I
debtated the Tonic properties Of INV Worm 800 $50 sad
Una. stands without an equal in the cs,sIoeTe ~
,vsI.h ns ~ Ewing zone and strength TO the stomseS
with DyspePsa the astonishing performed by ib
syrup aneI Plysicians have failed is the best evidsn
o: It's superior efficacy over all otbera ' e'ioshss
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N ORDINANCE TO SUPPRESS

IN Tipping Shops, and places of resort for Intesnper
ance, made in accordance with taiute passed March
sth 1853 further defining the duties and OF Tfus
tees Of Townships. .T.i' Iil ri ..'..lls %
sEcTioS LIST, Be IL ordained By fhs Trustees of kirk
rood onnshp That from aud after the frst day Of july
1862 that if any person OF persons, within the Iims of
said township, shall sell, vend or give away, any wine
sprituous, tat, or mixed liquors, OF any Kind, quality
quantity; or any person or persons shall SELL vend
or give away any wine, spirtuous, malt. mixed II.
quos TO evsde the provisions OF this Ordinance; u
any person persons shall lease rent give any per-
pei any house, cellar. she'd structure OF
any kind for the purpose Of using the Tipping
shop each and person violating any the provi
sons Of this ordnance upon thereof shall be
fined in any sum- not ess than ten than fty
doars be IN the County Jail less
vo more shan twenty days. both, at the discretion
| of the court. ....t.fr ......... .H
SECTION I'd. Nothing contained in the foregoing sec.
ton shall he construed to prevent any person
persons from selling. vending giving away any Of the
aforesaid liquors for Mechanical, Medicinal or sacra
m,enta al purposes. .....ff 81 -. .i
SECTION I'd. That If any person persons shall vio
late any 1.-THE provisions OF this Ordinance by selling
vending giving away any Of the aforesaid liquors.
cept for Mechanical Medicinal or sacraenal pur
the shall be deenicd keeper Of Tipping SboT
within The meaning Of the Statute, and upon conviction
thereof shall he subject TO all the penalties annexed
this ordinance. F.I -......" s.
Done special meeting this 14th day Of May ono thou
sand eight hundred and fftytlree
Il JESSE G. COWGILL, r,,,,..s
| JOHN II. JOHNSON, ! i'"''ee''
4 True Copy: JosrPn P. ARRICK,
Il May 20 IT. Township Clerk.
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S00 Lbs Potash, and 500 lbs Sal soda-just received
OOO and for sale by JAMES W. COLLINS.
~. Clairsvie, March 25, 1853.
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NJ Office is HEREBY, GIVEN THAT
i petition will he presented TO the Comm oners
u Belmont County, at their June term for the
20 Dell air. Mayo.
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sbneia "A. Nj. ADAMS ihz-aJ
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
c L 0 7 II | N G.
D 3 7 4 B L | = IL N II N 7

Wheeling, Va,
WHERE always can he found the largest, cheapest
w and the most desirable stock of Goods in Wheel
ing He has just returned from New York Philsdelnbi
aud baltimore and his Goods present an unusual
tion din pointof quality and STYLE and IL is well know,
the best bargains can be had of him. For Good AMI
Cheap Goods he stands unrivaled. Do not fail 10 ali
or you MAY regret it,
Ills stock consists of the following articles: a.
100 black cloth dress coats 100 blue brown and greer
dO $50 black cloth frock do $50 blue brown and greer
do. $50 black, brown, blue and green sack coats; Ion
business coats, made Of Cashmere cloth, &c 100 bea
coats various coIOrs 1000 felt aud blanket coats
doz white shirts of all graGe; so doz. check shirts
doz mariners stripe; dOz. s.k undershirts 10 doz
games unershiris 500 pr black eassmere pants iooi
barred striped and mixed pants 1000 pr ssnett pants
500 black satin vests, ali prices 1000 fancy k vests
doz. fancy crayats; 12 doz neck ties 90 doz pocka
dkfs silk and ne % doz suspenders ali prices and
All the above articles with a great many more are
offered very low, my Clothing Store, corner of Mon
0sn, roe and of s, h Wheeling va also fine
N. B.Partieulsr attention paid to custom nork. and
all orders will be filled with dispatch, by A. NJ A.
Opinions Of the Press.
CLormNos-Wo would advise all persons wishing
FRS Of good Isteria to call al A. N. Adams CiO,b,
ing store on Water street He has very fine assort
nent OF everything in the clothing Iiue-Dai;v mt
CLornlso CLoTnsol at fair prices can away be had
Oh OF our friend A. NJ. Adams, corner OF Monroe and Wa.
Ter Streets who from his extensive stock cloths
simeres %e is FULLY prepared TO rig you in the
"a' anout iJ,oVO invested in fabrics
OF the richest make, aud can furnish man from ton to
toe save with Shoes Particular attention s solicited 10
his stock comprising as does, coating vestings pan
taoons neckerchies drawers suspende patent spring
stocks, aud splendid lot OF hats and caps You cal,
not go aniss by calling at his any garment in.
tended for the comfort or decoration of your person. As
he does alarge business he s able sell cheap his motto
heinE quick salcs and small profits" This added 60
the fact that he has his goods up under hi. super
lntendance should he suic lent nducemens for every
man disposed to bny, to give him call Let ai there.
lore who seek their own interest encourase home in.
dnstry by shedding their threadbare garb for new
'ne.-Daiy ftmes y Gazette Oct. 20, ls5s.
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THgssHsisn wrishaTlndiss vsssiab Pin. 80
'" AAHxAHlERSs
DfaSSyV
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nIHITE Lcad-Cincnnati hrand-just received aud fo
W s@e"y (May2'5I) u. ALEXANDER
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ISAAC IN wiz.
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FORGED BANK NorEs,--Ths Dayton Em-
pire was shown, on Thursday, last by Mr..
Finely, Cashier Of the Miami Valley Bank,
of that city, a number Of notes on that bank.
OF the denomination of' one, FIVE and ten
dollars, which had evidently been printed on
the genuine plate, but the signatures Of the
President, Cashier and Register are all for
eeries. On Wednesday, $50 in these notes
were received at the bank, from Cleveland,
and Thursday, $33 from Cinciwnati. To
the Auditor Of State, We believe, properly
belongs the custody of the plate Of the State
Stock Banks, but they are generally left
with the engravers. How the parties who
have uttered these notes, same into the pos
session of them does not appear; but there
is a blame resting some where. We pre-
sumo there will be an Investigation and we
shul u then know whether the blame rests on
the engruvers or on the Auditor Of State
Gin. Gazette.
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CHINESE In CUBA.-In arecens letter
from Cuba, Mr.. Books, of the N. Y. E1>
press, writes; 4
A new experiment in labor is making
here under a contract TO deliver Blk THOU
SAND CHINESE LABoRERs upon the island Of
Cuba. Twelve hundred men Of the 6,000
have arrived last month. but by the contract
One-third Of the number are To DO women,
though ! believe IL is in direct contraveri-
ton Of Chinese law, as Of Chinese CUSTOM,
for women to leave their own country. New
ertheless the bargai ! has been made, and
upon the foil lwing terms;--Tho contractors,
the principal of which is an English house
here, have agreed To deliver these six thou
sand persons to the purchasers here for $l35
each. The employer contracts to pay them
fpE dollars a mouth for eight years, and the
Chinese are 10 be fed beautifully, but In a
specified quantity, upon bread and meat.
To distinguish them from the slaves Of the
islund, they are not 10 be beaten with a whip
nor to be- compelled to work in a field. They
will mostly be employed in the sugar houses
md upon indoor labor. Ii these laborers IRE
wise aud saving, they may os free from all
engagements at the end of eight years; hut
1t will be the policy Of the masterSto gettheG
indebt, aud thus keep them longer than the
prescribedperiod, or to persuade them to re-
new their engagements ee1
have seen many ofthese Chinese They
are mostly stulwart and abie-bOdled men
many Of them with very intelligent faces
very %cleauly, and all Of them dressed afteI
the peculiar fashion Of their country. Fo
several evenings past, in the vicinity Of tn
city, purchasers OF these men have been Sc
: Letting them from the droves and pens, cab
ms aud enclosures, il, which they have BEEF
! confined since their s'Atrival. Is not thi
u species Of the slave trades and a very ba,
. one for Engliahmsns who boast Of 30 niue
humanity Hhe,engassdinf isf1 sysNtss
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aTHKnlffIfn 1.IWxEnZA fhA lnal all.

FHk BzYFLkD LAw4EA.-At The last sit.
ting ofthe Cork Assizes, 4 case was brought
before the Court, in which the principal
witness for the defence was u tanner, well
known in the surrounding country by the
soubriquetof -Crazy Pat"
Upon ,Cfazy Pat" being called upon for
his evidence The sitoFney Tor the prosecn.
,iun exettsdt 10 the utmost extent his kRowl-
edge Of legal c~hicanery,i in the cndeavor to
force the witness into some slight incOn-
sistency, upon which he might build a
spoint;n but he was excessively anuoypdto
fluid thai "Crazy Pats" evidence was con-
sistent thrjughout
Preeeivihg that acute questionin. failed
40 answer his purpose, the disciple Of Coke
and blackstone betook himself To that often
times SUCCESSFUL resource Of lswyers-ridi-
ruie.. 4e
''Whal did you say your name wasr' he
inquired, ~dippantly. sy
Folks call me Crazy Pat butt
Crazy Pat, ehl A very euphunious title
gsite romaDtic, ehr' gs, aw
"Ront ntic or not, sur, it wudn't be q bad
idea ifthe Parliament WIND give tito your
self, an leave me to chuSe another"
This caused a 5 light laugh in the conr;
room, and the presiding judge peeped owe
his spcctacFes at the attorney, as much as tC
say. you have your match now."
Sand what did you say your trade wash
continued the. d~iscoRcerted bsrrisler witt
an angry look at The witness,
"Im a tanner sur"
"a tanner, Ell? And how long do yoI
think it would take you to tan an OK hide!
swell, sur, since it sames toabe be YER
important fur we TO know, it's myself that i
just tell ye--that's intirely owing to cir
cumstances, inlirely.".
"Did you ever tan the hide Of an ASST"
can ass! No sur, but if you'll jist ste
down The lahe, arthcr the Coort, be Jaher
I'll give we physical demonstration that
cud tan the hide Of an ass in the shortest en-
OF three minutes"
This unexpected reply Of the witness
brought forth roars of laughter in which tn
Bench heartily joined; whilst the bafHcd al
r %torney, blushing to the eyes, hastily inform
ed "Crazy Pat" that he was no longer requ
, red. .
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HN A-
01rThc Military Of New York are all A.
doptiBg the same uniform; instead Of appear
ing each coihbShy.in Indifferent dress. En-
tire regiments, with the same uniform, now
parade i'm that city, which gives a look Of
s0lidity and strength, and is considered 40
tending to greater efficiency and diciPiine.
,MuRDEaED MAN ALivE.-Two men arc
now incarceratedin the Morris county(N.J.)
Jail, who were indicted for the murder Of a
man named Rodolph Kendiq, and are to be
rrled IN Morristown next week F~ortUHats~
ly for them the supposed murdered man has
turned up "ulive and kcRdng" in Illinois.
| ARRIvAB OF STRAwBERRIEs.-A quantity
Of this delicious fruit was received from Ha-
vana by the steamer Florida, IN Tuesday =
and purchased by some uf the Restaurants
at 81 per basket.-N y. Tribune.
Gran immense sale Of foreign wool
to K place in New York on Thursday. The
bidding was spirited, and all sold athigh fig
ures.
6-Iti is said Ole Bull made $4,000 by 4
concerts in New Orleans.
I @There are forty public schools 10 Now
Orleans, attended by nearly $1,000 pupils.
@The ingots to be coined in New York
will be received for government dues.
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GEORGE Law AND S~PAiS.-A Havana
letter, OF the 18th inst, notes a repor, in cir
c~ulation there TINT the Spanish Guycrnmen,
had authorized the payment Of George Law
Of $Soo,0oo for the dcteutions, annoyances
and lOsses experienced in THO troubles oi
last year by tho conduct Of tho CUBAN author.
itios towards the steamer Cherokee, The
sum, It Is also sOid, ia to be paid from the
revenues Of tho Island. The whole report
10 very doubtful.
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NEW READY PAY STORE
IuEIAM& FoRrsMaN.

JUEIAN& FoRESMAN.
we just received and opened Al the Old Skasd.
III Of JULIAN ( ULRIcu. an entire
NEW STOCK OF DRY opODS. GROCERIES,
Quccnsicare, Boots. Shoes, Bonnets, P~arasols, IT,.
Which have been bought fSr cash and will be sold
for cAsu or cquSTRY PRODUCE at very ANAL profits.
AL that 3 NECESSARY to convince BUYERS that the
ing bu,iDess, is to cali and examine their prices,
B"Cash Paid for all kinds Of Grain. April n
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nOOTs N sHOEg.

EED& BAuGHMAN, continue Il their old
~ stan |. opposite The Hooking Valley Bank, Main
street. where they keep always on hand and manufAe.
ture tOorder al the latest and most approved
STYLES OF BOOTS and Shoes
for Men and Women, The reputation q thec
establishment for the 6estof work needs no commenr
dation. They use tho best material and employ thfp
most Id end are thus enabled 70 .gupplyy
their customers with the neatest and begt Of the va
pnshins. ETC., eto.. prs embgaeed intkaif steel, which.
has inst heenFeplenished by their Spring pnrchasee.-
The patronage Of the public 10 respectfully soiics-
ted, WHO are ihvited to call and examine the aeso,t--
favor them with thpir custom, either - .qqansy 60
y lancaster, March 9, 1858
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The LtqUoR QUESTION IN MAssA0HU-
sErrs,--A committee OF eighteen, uppoiu-
ted by the Massachusetts, House Of Assem-
bly, 70 report upon the petitions for amend
mentt to and repeal OF the liquor law Of 1851,
made their report on Friday last. Eleven oil
the committee propose vari ps amendment
~ tho old law, and seven arc for lis repeaI
altogether,
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tbs PAcfrIc RAILROAD A late Wash
ington despatch says that Major Stephens
has nearly completed the survey Of The
northern route for the Pacific RAILROAD. -
Lieut.. Duncan and I6 others have been
sent to Oregon via the lsthmus, 10 start
from Puget Sound and meet. tho exploring
party in the mountains. Another Of the
party has been for some time in Canada col
Letting Information from the Hudson Bay
Company.
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JoHs WEErwoKTH FoREvEn.-No one
but the editor Of the Chicago Democrat
could PerPetrate the following. II Is in bis
best vein. The clergy Of Chicago should
give him the hat.
I'VE never, Intentionally. allude to doc.
trinal religion, but we cannot forbear the OK.
preston Of the opinion, that H. would be an
Improvement Ia, all religious denominations,
II their members would surrender to their
~clergymen their ilf.gotten gains, for them
10 return to the proper persons. All WIN
have damaged Us in this respect, can pay il
over to any clergymrR in this city, and M
questions will be asked. Aud We will al,
low such %clergymen .Gfty per cent, Tor bring.
ing the sinner to due repentance"
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THG VALLKTg RAILRoAn.-Th journal
continues to advocate the construction Of
a r%ailroad from Columbus down the Hooking
Valley, and . better feeltRg, begins to pre-.
vail In that city. ourhopesg gov stronger,
and the citizens Of the riches, @IuernL. TO-
gion In Ohio should ardenily cooperate
With the citizens Of Columbus. No time
should be lost.