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Grsat Fire.

LocKPoRr, N. Y. Nov. z, CIR. MA
dreadful fire is raging here. The greater
portion Of the north part Of the town is in
RUNS. Il is impossible to state the extent
Of the damage. The fremont House, the
Congregational Church, and the entire
block between them are entirely destroyed,
and bridges are in flames. The Buffalo
fire department is on its way here.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The loss by the FIRE is estimated at
100000. The fremont House, CoRgre-
gational and Methodist Churches, twenty
stores. number Of barns, &c., destroyed.
The FIRE commenced in jennings Hotel.
from the explosion of camphene lamp.
1t is rumored that man and woman were
burnt to death in the fremont House.
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Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE isEeFeby given to all persons interest
IN ed. that settlement accounts have been flied
in the Probate Court Of Monroe county Ohio, BY
Executors, Administra at0rs and Guardians, Is fol-
lows: dfQI4f a* 5fs1
Benjsmin Slime. Guardian of Joel Corrent, frs,
accounts: s5d.,s Ste f.sea
Mark P. Patton, Guardian Of Joseph McFsdden'a
heirs, final account;
Charles Aigeo, A Administrator of John Aigeo. 6nal
account; ests3 ~ -
Thomas McMahcn, Administrator Of James Nc.
Kahn. final account;
David G. Coe, Administr traitor of George W. Law.
renee, final account;
Jesse Marshal. Executor of William Marshal, ii.
nal accounts;
sita. Headley. Executor Of John Yoho. hnal ac-
count: - s.
Thomas Met Casln. Guardian Of John Fulton, fina
account; $40 ,.Es-,.,.s- s e.-
Frsderika Rabsl. Administrstrix Of John Rabel, f.
nal account;
Mary Rowersock, Guardian of John. Rucker's
heirs. final account.
John D % Conner. Administrator of Daniel w.
Clark. final account; ,ea, s.s5t $40
Eihn Upton, Administrator Of Stephen Town
send. final account:
James NesLitt, Executor Of David B. Patten, frs
account {s453 N-s
The undersigned will examine said accounts ir
the above order .commsncing Thursday. Decem
ber 4, 1854, In the meantime they subject te
the inspection of sll persons interested therein.
Probate Office. JOHN w: oKEY,
Woodsfeld. O.. Prob ate Judge.
Nov. Is. 1854. y 4s5e-9
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Cochran's Celebrated Liaiment,
Prepared and sold hy.


DID. TOMLINSON. Sole Proprietor.
LLoYDsvILLE, o.
H. ALExAsDEn, Druggist, s. ClairsviIle. O.. /,
dgenf.
To whom all orders for the above Liniment
must be addressed, either by wholesale or retail.
or on commission.
This I.iniment is well knowa, and highly re-.
commended by Veterinary Surgeons. and Far
tners of experience throughout the State of Ohio,
and as the Liuimept has been fairly tested and
Acknowledged to be as good as recommend ed,
l will not attempt TO give the public detail of
wlnt wonderful cures it has performed, but let it
stand upon its own merits.
w CAUTION. 80
Beware Of spurious article offered to the pub.
lie byI. H Pa,terson & Co Druggists. who are
advertising. and send out circulars for the sale OF
Cochran's Buckeye Liniment. and part of their
circulars thai they are sending out call it Coch.
rams Celebrated Liniment. and they are using my
name to try to i'm pose it on the public, which Is
gross imposition They have no right to make
or sell in this State only as might permit. H.
Patterson received Of me proportionment bill,
| taken down by himself. as gave il out to him,
| TO put me up lot of the Liniment. which he
did not put up according to agreement, and also.
the circulars were not according to the original,
| and would not take them of his hands, also. 10
show TO the public that if they should buy Of his
manufacturing that they would De imposed upon
in the Liniment ! will publish part Of a letter
received by me from him. Dec. Sd, 1853. in which
he writes: "We are putting il up strong. Send
us your receipts we lost ours a few days ago. y
| (Signed) ]. H. PATTERSON g. CO.
| Now the public can see that they are preparing
and offering an article for sale, that they state
that their receipt was lest. and asking me to sene
them receipt. which did not do $50 they mus
be putting it up at random, and calling 1t Coch
rams Celebrated Liniment. and sending out cit
euler with my name rs Proprietor for the Stat
Of Ohio; and also in the same they put my namt
tdown as agent, which he wanted to claim az mis-
take, but still sends the same Sort of circulars
Nov Is, "a 6m D. D. TOMLINSON.
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CITY OF BELLAIRE.
City Lots at Public Sale.
ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH INST


ON SATURDAY. THE 18TH INST.
IN the ground. will be offered at public sale
~ any number Of lots now laid out, aud in part
comprising the prospective city of Beilare. The
advantages OF ths location make il as certain as
anything depending upon future developments
can be-, that the city in prospect will soon be
so in reality. The site of the city is extensive
river bottom. very level, and lying high and dry
above the greatest of river aocds. The high lands
rising by sn easy ascent, expose at about twenty
feet above the surface of the plain, inexhaasta.
BILE vein of the best quality of mineral coal, very
easiIy worked. snd.so sloping as to drain itself.
Situated on the bank Of the Ohio river, at the
present terminus of the Central Ohio Railroad,
where freight aad passengers will be transferred
by special arrangement to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, on the opposite side of the Ohio river,
and on the track of the Marietta Railroad, the
new city will enjoy every desirable facility for
transportation and commercial connection. 1t is
backed by a county Of very rich land, we'll set.
tied, and cultivated by intelligent and thriving
population. A site for city, more pleasantly
situated. and combining more advantages for man.
ufacturing and commercial purposes cannot be
found upon the Ohio river.
TERMS OF SALE.
one-third Of the purchase money in hand; one
third in one year, and the remaining third 10 two
years, with interest on the deferred payments
These proposed terms can be modified TO suit thu
convenience Of purchasers.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M.
For reformation or private arrangements pre-
vious to day OF sale, inquire OF
JOHN KELLY, on the premises, or
WIN BUSHFIELD,
in Wheeling, agents fol the Proprietor
Nov. 8, 1854.
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Congress: Pyooided, That nothing herein shall be
construed to authorize the circulation Of the Da-
ly Globe free of postage.
Approved. August 6. 1852.
TUESDAYS CoNG REssIoNAL GLOBE will be
published every Tuesday, and contain all that
is promised above. II will be commenced on q
double royal sheet, but il that shall be found not
to be large enough to contain all the matter, then
the sheet will be enlarged.
For one copy of the Daily Globe, one year IS 90
When taken for less time, the price will be fifty
cents month.
For the Cor GLOBE and APPENDIX
during the coming session. 50 90
Where bank notes under IS are prohibited by law !.
or cannot be readily obtained. will send two
copies for IS, four for $40; and so on at that
rate. !
For TUESDAYS CoNGREssIoNAL GIoBc one
wear, 50 Oh
Fur six months, 81 90
Subscriptions for less than six months will not
be received.
An order for any Of tho papers must be accom-
panied by the money for it. else the paper will
not be sent Bank notes current where a subscri.
Der resides will bs received at par.
The DAILY GLoBE, which will contain all the
proceedings of Congress, will be sent to the pa
pers that copy this prospectus as often a. three
times before the meeting of Congress.
l desire TO employ Agents. who can produce
good Recommendations, to obtain subscribers.
JOHN G. RIvES.
WARRINGTON Crrv, October IL, 1854.
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DARTITION.--Duannah Cecil, Therssa Gss1<-
i field and Ross Greenfield her husband, EhGead
Baker, Mahsia Gordon -and Daniel 06gdoa 66r
husband. Irwin Cecil. John b Caejl a4d Seppl
g Cecil. will take notice that petiiian fleil
against them on the 10Th day Of octcbef, a. %.
1854, in the Court of Common Plea 81 Moukoa
county, Ohio, by Henry Cecil, md i snowpsod-
ing. wherein the said Henry Cecil demsnde psesi
tition Of the following resi- eetate, To- ytts ia
north east quarter pf the seath west e
section thirteen, in t6wnShip 6te, 0f f6d( -,
containing 80 and 90 hiindredsh1 1e1et sA1(ua16l'
south east quarter of me aorth west vssefof
section twenty,six, (26s slsin togushin eTep RI
range six. containing 50 and ~ hpndredths ee56s.
Also the south east quarter of the south S1St ddSs-
ter of section fourteen. in s0wdskip 6vos tftoa6e
sig. containing 50 and 80 hpndfedtA ioES6ss AIoqs
the north west quarter of the north weot apseter
of section seven, in township fye, Of nnea .six.
containing 80 and 81 hundredths scres: ID ID the
late Marietta land district Ohio. Ard slhe q th6s
next Terms of ssrd Court ,spplieaiioa Nj beneas,
by the said Henry Cecil. for IN ocdess thet peti.
ti0a may be made of .aid Pssels,s; sse nv tssif
Dated October lsih, 1854. 4.--6w. szaa = q e sfe
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DIED-On Saturday morning the 2ist
ult.. Mrs. LUCiNA REED, consort of Mr..
Robert Reed, of Seneca township, aged
35 years and months. s.st.e =
The deceased has left large family OF
children to mourn their irrepairable loss.
She was q worthy and acceptable men,
Der of the Presbyterian Church. and her
daily walk exemplifed the beauties Of the
christian character in manner rarely
seen. [CoM.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given thai
LII Petition will be presented to the Commis-
sioners of Monroe county, at their December
session, 1864. praying for the location of coan.
ty road, commencing at the east side Of the school
house, at stake on the road leading from Carlisle
to Woodsfed; thence the nearest route to inter.
seet the road leading from Stafford to SamEer.
field, north of the new school house on the land
of Nathaniel Dooly; and also to yacate the road
commencing at a stake an the north side Of the
road leading from Carlisle to Woods6eld, ON the
land Of K. Bevan, to intersect the road leading
from Stafford to Summerfield. q
Nov. 1, 1854. MANY PETITIONERS.
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!" They can't Keep HOuaa Wttkcue
Exrsii.nes q NOR. kaa .,1.ss ys.s,se g, :.
ssrssI Family EmhloeMioe, Nah stss - So :
kevs ali such - .Ssesst So III
Spsuns, Sweeney Rinessass Nindgh ro4
S e Evil Callous. CRACKED Hsel4 8s1n Is -
kinds, Eresh Wounds, SpTaines Hg IA
tuln, Sitfast. Sand 9ta6ks. Stxelnss ls1nseees
Fo0ndered Feet.s Scratches e. 0tcg1l y
Rheumatasm. Bites Of Animsa4 kz1N
sons, Painful Nervous AAeceaonA kIoee -
Boila, CsEns, WhtlQwA 6geqe Nd
Chilhhins. Chapped Hapd1 g1e19ps 9qae-
fractions Of the NusclAs
& Of the Joints, Caked 3eq1S 11eRkesH
The snuar.l,ssd sseeaussf x11EoR - egxMSe
eases in Aorsss and Cattle ana ~ - ~ =
Il can hardly 6s esedised sxcsp oy shoes wne naSe o
!; N he habit Of keeping it ~ thfr ssae!e3 -
8 vsn apacunt of pain, sgasri@ srd Wpes ~ ~ -
~ b sure he nams; o. he scls ~ M.
Z W. MERCHANT, Lsokpor. NJ -, = 49, - -
Of The botsls, aud In HE kandy yritin{ svsT 8, e
All orders addrsssed a psspsssss ~ = p's
S,ss r.sgsl.. .f.As - "a E; -
& sDI by yssi.csssls d,s.sn ssasas''ys - ~
j. NJ .Kikbrids. Roods6eid. Arn6eeee
Mooney & Co.. Beslisvii,e. ". Steel. 80 I'D
N. Pollock & Co., SuA6sh. II. G. Kdex6&hs
Malaga. Pancoasf q Headley, yeaAsStoNa, g
p Miles Son, 0nmertnn 4. Is Megttllial
Nsw Castis. n. w tYsxonsy lgoW Doe1
And IL Nl0aeaslo- b9 u. n snaeks; Co. ~
H. 4 e. Gaylord. & A. j Wsnham& q 1
sndlhy Hasdyy j0asss esssbasf 3 s.
Jaiy ~, aes(s !; IL 20 kissj g ~
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ceiling Wholesale Prices Current.


Butter-Demand for keg active at l3.
Cheese-We Western Reserve scarce and
sought after at lOAall.
Candles-Tallow. mould H., dip l3,
star 25o; sperm 400.
Coffee-Java, Government l6al7c; Rio
114al2c.
Flour-$8,5O
Grain-Wheat, white $3.50; corn 55a
so cts. in demand; barley 300; oats 45c
Molasses-New Orleans 25a26c, hold.
ers firm. Sugar House 43c.
ProvIsions-Shoulders 61c and in de-.
mand; hams lo1alla; Lard bbls:8. keg 81
Seeds-Flaxseed 81 ,OOa1,10 Clover
36, 90;
salt-s1 90 per hundred.
Sugars-New Orleans, demand sctive
with reduced stocks at 54a6o by the :.hd
and 6a64 by the bbl.-Gazette, 9th.
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IL have been appointed and qualified as Execu.
Tors Of the estate Of David Ayres, late of Monroe
county, deceased. Those indebted to said estate
should make immediate payment. and those hav.
ing claims against the same will present them for
payment, properly authenticated. within one year.
JOHN AYRES,
VIM. MILLIGAN,
Nov. 1, 1854. Executors.
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IyOWNSHiP ROAD.-Notice Is hereby Civ
IL en-. that petition will be presented to the
Trustees Of Salem township, Monroe county,
Ohio. at their next session, after legal notice IL
hereby given, to lay out and establish Township
Road, beginning at the county river road by Car
ter's old still house and on said Carter's land,
thence with the main branch of the still house run
to within few rods Of where E. H. Ewing's and
Jacob Yost's lands corner in w. w. Wallace Z
line, thence at right angle with said run to said
corner; also at Alright angle to said run from the
second fork few rods through Blazers land to
E. H. Ewing e draw bars.
Nov Is 1854 - aEt
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A TTACHMENT--Atmy instancs an Attach
n ment was issued on the 1st day of Novem.
ber, A. D. 1854, by William Hobaugh. Justice
Of the Peace of Malaga Township, Monroe Coun-
y Ohio ,agants the goods chsttels rights, ,credi,s
and effects of George A. Matchet,, a nonresident
OF said county for the sum Of twenty dollsre
and thirty-one cents, which has been served. and
will be for hearing on the 18th day Of December.
1854, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Nov. Is. 1854. H G.. KOTZEBCE.
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DAvID TREMBLY'S SEsTATE-The under-
~ signe,i has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministratorjof the estate of David Trembly, late
Of Monroe county. deceased. Those indebted to
said estate should make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will present
them for payment. properly authenticated, within
one year. EPHRAIM G. TREMBLY,
Nov. /, 1854. .Adm'r.
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Administrators Sale.
Nov. 1, 1854.

DY order of Probate Court. on Friday the first
ID day of December, A. D. 1854, there will be
offered at public sale, at the door of the Court
House, in Woodsfield. the following described
real estate, to wit The north west quarter OF the
north east quarter of section seventeen, in town
ship three OF range four, containing forty acres.
more or less; situate in Adams township, Monroe
county. Ohio; the property of Joseph McMahon,
deceased. The property will be sold subject to
the dover interest of the widow of said deceased
STEPHEN PANCOAST, :.
Nov 1. 1854 Adm'r.
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A ATTACHMENT.-A my instance. en- At
II tachment was, on the oath day Of Octeber.
1854. issued by VIM. Hobaugh. a Justice of the
Peace in and for Malaga township, Monroe
county, Ohio, aeainst the goods. chsttes, moneys,
credits and effects of George A Matchet, nom
resident debtor, for tho aum Of eighteen dollars
and sixty five cents, which has been served and
returned. and will be for hearing on Tuesday the
10th day OF December. 1854.
Nov g. JOSEPH WEIR.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an order Of
II Attachment was issued on the 18th day Of
October. 1854. BY Samuel ". Noll. . Justice Of
Ohio. against the goods, chattels. stoeks or inter.
est in stocks. rights. credits, moneys and effects
of T. Prest + Co., non-residents Of said county.
for the sum Of one hundred and sixty sig dollars
and sixty eight cents. which will be TOT hearing
on the 27th day Of November, 1854, At clock.
P. M.
Nov. 1, 1864. MICHAEL FAGERT.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
James Murphy, Plainti6.
against
William Dunn, Friend Dunn, Harvey Dunn. AL
tired Peyton, John Borham, Duncan Snittle
and d 8. Mcmahon, defendants.
NOTICE The defendants will take notice
IN that the plaintiff has filed his petition in tht
court OF common pleas in this county, in which
he alleges that the aforesaid defendants. on or .
bout the l4th day of February A. D 1854. at th'
county Aforesaid. assaulted snd beat him. b,
which he was damaged one thousand dollars. and
for which he asks judgment.
WIRE & RICHARDSON,
Nov. 8, 1854. Au'ys. for Plaintiff
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A ATTACHMENT.-Atm my instance. writ OF
n Attachment was this day issued by John
Cline. Justice OF the Peace of Benton tow wnship.
Monroe county, Ohio. against the property and
effects of Jsmes Jones, nonresident OF said
county, in the sum of thirteen dollars and thirty
csnts. Dated this 9th day Of October, A. D.
1854.
Noy.a JOSIAH WILSON.
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Nov. l, 1864. MICHAEL FAGERT.

A TTACHMENT.-At my instance, writ Of
Cline. Justice OF the Peace Of Rsuton township.
Moaroe county. Ohio. against the propefty and
effects Of Thomas Scott, Z non-residsnt Of said
county. in the sum Of twenty-eishi dollars. Da-a
ted this Nth day Of October, A. D. 1854.
Nov. g. lOSiAH WILSON.
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"A Of attachment WAS Issued on the Cd day oi
November, 1854, by John Cline. a Justice Of the
Peace. Of Benton towaships Monroe county, O.
against the goeds, chattss. stocks or interest ia
stocks, moneys, credits, rights and effects Of
George Shafer. pon-resident Of said counfy ios
the sum Of forty three dollars which viii be for
hearing on the llth day Of November. 1854, .,
10 o'clock. P. NJ, VIM. s. .McWiLLIAMS.
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II ment was, on the 18th day of October, 1854,
issued by J. T. Morrill,, Justice of the Peace
for Salem township. Monroe county, Ohio,
against the goods. chattels, rghts moneys, stocks
or interest in stocks. and effects of c. G. Camp
bell. Bradley, Whittemore & Co., they being nom
residents of Monroe county, for thei sum of one
hundred and thirty dollars.
Nov. l, 1854. JOHN DUFF.
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To Teachers.

TENHE Board of Examiners Of Monroe county.
a Ohio, will hold meeting at WoodsieId.
in the Court House, on Friday, the z4.h day Of
November, 1854. for the examination Of Teach
ers.
Applicants must be in attendance at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, of said days, and bring certificates of NOR.
al character from responsible persons known to
the Board.
The meetings as advertised heretofore for the
months of November and December are hereby
revoked. By order of the Board,
JOHN s. WAY,
Woodsfield, Nov. 8, "a. Clerk OF Board
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NOTICE is hereby given that my wife, Barbara
IN Metz. left my bed and board. without any
just cause or provocation. All persons ara wsrn-
ed not 10 harboI her on my acsount, % am dc.
tsrminsd to pay no debts Of her contracting.
Nov. 9, 1854. 2ss 40 PETER METZ
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance. writ oi
IL Attachment was, on the 26th day Of October,
A. d. 1854. issued by John w Barnett, Justice
of the Peace for Franklin township. Monroe
county. Ohio. against the goods. chatlels. rights,
crsdih, moneys and effects of John Michael
Kirchner, nonresident of said county, for the
sum Of twenty.six dollars.
Nov. 8. G. w. MASON.
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CHEAP FALL AND WENFRR -
80. 9ooDsR 49, -
HVHE subscriber has just received 4 New Sup
u ply OF e s ssi;;e-s : ~ sF'sssss
Ready-Made Clothing.

of the Latest Styles, which he will seIl at very
low prices By all mesns call and exami1o hzb-
Stock before purchasing elsewhere, il you want
to get good bargains. s-7s.6l s-s6l - ssssas
CLOTHS AND CASEIMERES ass
Ofsuperior styles sud nshs for sale At
and will be made up to order, OF sold.by the pet.
tern. =: - = = : : :. 8
He is also prepared TO do good and fashionable
prices. 44fssssMs BURGDACHEH<as as
WooDsrrnI .. 0stobeF Is. 1et4 a
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The great excitement relative to the fail
ures ofprivate bankers in Cincinnati, and
other places, is somewhat abatine.
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ATTACHMENT.-Atm my insteacs. : wit %
ID attachment was iseued by L. Fl Ellswgfth =
Justice Of the Peace. of 8enses toWn6kIps Nos
roc county. Ohio, sgaihsc The property en9111ulD
cpuntys, IN the anm nf tWanfy. y.thspe de)In ae1
eighty-four cents, of more. Dated III 15l6 do1
of October. 1854. Joseph WHHN -
soet.1s. le5s Pr y. ~ aeehda-
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SPLENDID OFFERS.
Nov. 1. 1854.

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