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W. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on

~ been removed from Water
FlCE na ssTAfee new buildings, corner
street ID Qaincy streets, one square
Of Nam 1 pS.. Office, one square the
from the : 1 f and one square from the
Ste,nDSS,nat rance from Quincy street y
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SaF TNfB.IIIGgNCER.
saaasDAY SosNlNo. AUGUST :. ISL:


LsrrRRs q fths insllisspssr, sa9u'a % ~
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NJ e 1srtsS l.S. ~ puSllestOn willsplss's
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RhW Nj slishiion 10 eofteapoldeutl
-, Sseat., q soFpe iltaes receive.
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rning of the Great RepubltolI
ANOTHER 'fRIUM.fn
t FoR THE
DEREANCR y ARR 8Itl

Ntw OAK, Dec. e1,Isss, ef,N,
M Robl ~ Pairteb, tpa pearlstt
1SAR Sth,- II 10 With much sa'isaeion that we beA
testimony 10 the reAly fire proof qualities al tile DEFIANCE
SaIe Oh your HaruEaeluTeI who we bad In Use ou Of
ee At the Novelty bakery, No. ei Front street, which
with many oier buildlnes, together With tie mammoth
clipper shphe Great Republics and Other shns. was de
stroyed by hre, this morning. The sac, containing ~
illes 30, was exposed lbA very Intense beat r NAM
hours, viz nom tue ~ me hre et mid
nshi until! removed IRON thf rgI yt 10 you
were delivered to uS IN excellent ORDER The books, pa
nerb bank Bills being legible they were before
tbelr exposure to what we most severe ordeal
Y0er' r' ssa TlESIApwsLI q SONS
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CINCINNATI MARKET. 7
| CiNciNkArI, Aug. 2,--Flnpr scarce at $1,000
7.76. Oats 30 Corn so. Provisions dull. Wits,
Ky declined 10 22i, dull. Gtocsries Inactive.
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safes otall dLes. suitable for Wehans, banks, Jewell
banh vault doors cheats ANTILLES, etc. on
of sale and made 10 order, Of Lenot, 1902 Pearl
street, leof below Maiden Lane New York b.
fsnfa .tifS 1knfn nitis R0HRHTt Nj .pATRIGK
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THE PRESIDENTS MEssA0 oNTHE SPAN
N ~, .ISH REIiAi'fClNks ~,

THE PR lDEN TFs hiEssAG E oNsrHE SPAN.
6E{ ISL RELATIONS.
WA1HlSor0s. August Q THE President SEM
bis message 10 the 81 maize ytsetdny, In Executive
session, IN teRlYlo tile resolution inquring 10 re,
CAD ltouut SpSnish relations! He quotes an ex,
tact from hismessaRe Of March last, SUGGESTING
additional PROVISIONAL measures os5ihe tSigellcy
ofthe measure may seem 10 demand and says Tue
formal demaiid for immediate 3 pafatlnn In The
Black WaTnot case, instead OF being sent by Spain
by prompt action. has only called forth jusli6.
cation of the local auth critics Of Cuba, thustFans.
fetring the Responsibility on The Spanish Govern,
msnt itself. Meanwhile Information not only 10.
liable In it's nature, but OF official character,
was received 10 The effect that nrepnfalioli WINS
making within the limits Of the United States, by
private indiyiiuais, under military oginlzstions,
Tor descent upon the Island OF Cuba, with ayiewi
'owrest TINT colony fromthe dominion of Spain.
International policy, and the objection oftIsatieS
and express provisions ofilaw, alike required In
my Judgment that the Constitutional powered
the executive should be eSefiel 70 thecon.
summation Of such violation OF Tile positive law
al that good fsih, hi which, manly, the amlcablv
relation OF tensig hborne nations must dentndin
conformity with the connections Of public duty
The ntoclamAtiol was issued 10 twatn persons not
to participate lnthe contemplated enterprise, and
ia invoke the inlsrnositionin the bshalfof proper
officers oil the 4GDytTnneDt. No pfoyocaiiOn,
Whalever can justify The private expeditions Of
hostility against a county Al Ptace with The Uni.
led States. rhenuWer 10 declare war vested ~
the ConstitutlJnin Congtess,and The experience oil
our past hlstTyieaTes no room 10 doubt that The
wisdom this arrangement of the Constitutional
power Will coniinnvto be verified whenever The
national interest and honor shall demand resort
10 the ultimate measife Of The redress of pending
Negotiations by the executive. IL before the 90
lion Of CbhgresS, individuals could not be permit
ted 10 embarross the operations Of one, and usurp
the poweis OF the other Of these degositorles Of
the functions Of The Government. Laye only 10
add that nothing has arson snceihe Dale Of my
former mes,oge, u dispense lth the bnggeaiion
therein contsined, touching The property ot Tie
provincial measures by Congtess.
(Signsd) FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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t3lN STILL THE 'rUHKll i7lHRl
THE undersisnrdlias lust opened the hest PLANTATION
Cigars offered tie weed oylps portion OF Wheel
~ "a No eogp'erfe,b the re1, rue sEIisIe
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" placnine l3e Iting. 81 sIo
IA LARG Invoice o. Leather Betting nom The cello,
"A bfated ualuhctofy OF ffoyt HIOtiers, New York,
md warranted equal 70 any made. i. ~
I ustrecelyel aid for aaie BY
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No Language esieonsey Ell idea Of le imedl
ate aud ain,ost change which II
debitaIed and
or broken down by eAeessi weak BY eT taied
BY sickness, tie upatiVng and saxea y st
nhysIeSI symptoms Nervous dHeate tai I'M
deiilS inhaenee Nor Is thr eject on eo
tiaTy, tie reieT u Tot Tie col OF
lie medicine each The nstiluion sell, e fstoie 70
Il normal condition Wen may Tie perAa'oii heeais
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PHILADELPHIA, April, l7.-Flour at the
the late advance; sales 1900 bbls good brands
made Saturday ensuing at $3.50, to-day
holders will not accept this rate. Rye Flour
advanced l2f. There is but little Wheat
offering, sales 200 bus good white at $2,O5.
Rye, scarce; no transactions reported. Corn,
scarce, 1000 bus. yellow sold at 81, afoat.
New York, April l7.-~Cotton, sales
$500 bales unchanged, an active demand at
previous rates. The sales Of the week were
$500 bales; market unsettled; upland fair,
lOb; middling, 9 l-6; Orleans fair, III;
middlng, Q. Coffee, sales $50 bags Rio at
IL; Java IA. Flour, sales 5000 bbls, the
steamers news was favorable; prices sitter,
S7,75@s,5O. Sales $500 bbls Southern at
Ss,s7@s,7S. GRAIN, sales 1850 bus Wheat,
market firm, with upward tendency; Genesee
S2,lO. Corn, sales $4,000 bus. market firm,
at s2@8y. Provisions, Pork unsettled, sales
500 bbls at $l3@l4,5o; sales 200 ibbls. Beef
at prices trihe higher, $l4,s7. Lard, sales
600 bbs at higher prices, l01 Sugar, sales
$50 hhds ssOr!eans at a. Molasses, sales
400 bbls Orleans, 2s. Money market, un-
changed. Stocks lower.
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CANTOR AND TRUTH. in calling the attention OF
the community to the advertisement of Stabler's
"Good Medicines" in another column, we wish it
distinctly understood, that we never make an asser-
ton in regard to them, but what is strictly true in
all respects. The Anodyne Cherry Expectorunt g.
the Darrhpa Cordial have both received the approv.
al Of numbers of the best and most celebrated
physicians, who unhesitatingly recommend the Ex-
pectorant in all cases of Cough, Colds, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Group, &C., and the .Dinfrhda Cordial is
also warmly recommended in all diseases of the
stomach and bowels Both of these medicines have
been beneficial in hundreds of cases. always giving
relic and rarely falling when used according to the
drectons in efecting complete cure of the disease
Try THEM. See advertisement in another column,
and descriptive pamphlets. TO he had gratis Of the
agents Price for each, only so cents per bottle or
six bottles for S2,5O.-Ap. 81, I'm.
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TEACHERS lNsTITuTE.

The Semi. Annual Session Of the Belmont County
Teachers Institute will be held in Flushing on
Thursday and Friday the 4th and 9TH days May.
Arrangements have been made 10 accommodate
oil who attend with gra,uitous boarding during the
session.
The interest that 10 being continually awakened
in the minds Of the people at large, and the ncreas
ing demshd for teachers Of superior qualification,
render /, important that :be opening Session Of the
year should be well attended
Many certificates have been refused within the
past year. because the candidates, though qualified
to Scholarship yet bad not the tact 10 impart their
knowledge 10 others. Experience hns shown that
the institute furnishes the hest means OF obtaining
this necessary qualification
The question is frequently asked are you member
Of our Instituted An affirmative answer is q re-
commendation. Then let every teacher and friend
Of education to it, that the Institute of this Coun
ty shall maintain and endeavor to enhance the re-
putation it has already acquired.
II. ID. MCCARTHY, Chairman
A. BROOMHALL Elk. Com.
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The Ger mans have produced some very excellen,
remedies for various diseases. Among which may
be specified "Dr. Hoonnnds celebrated btters" fol
sale by c. M, Jackson--and used with remarkable
success in Liver Complaint, iJaundlce, Dyspepsia
and general arrangement of the stomach. The
Sunday Despatch says of this medicine
"We feel convinced that in the use of the German
Bitters the patient does not become debtnted, bul
constantly gains strength and vgor to the frame--a
fact worthy of great consideration. The Biters are
pleasan in taste and in smell, and can be administer
ed under any crcumst tances, to the most declicate
stomach. Indeed they be used by oil persons
with the most perfect system, to commence with one
teaspoonful or less, and gradually increase. We
speak from experience, and are, of course, proper
judge. The press far and wide, have united in re-
commencing the German Bitters and to the afflicted
we most cordially advise their use''
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Il oTIcE TO FARMERs,-INpoR.

ted Jack-The suhsctiier will stand his tn,port,d
lhCk' This season. al his stable on the National
miles eapt Of 81. C1airstiIle. ''
Th0se who wish can have foti insured for $40; or
~. subsofbef VIII charge nothing fr the season. pro
vdod the Colt sold to him at weaving time he agree
ing 70 pay from s2Oto t35 the sse to slity
Ihe Imported Jsck 10 Of dsik brown color IL and a
half hands high, and 8 years old
il PA Premium of ev5. ovpr the price offered Above
best. - WV
JOSEPH wooDMANskE.
ApfH Z, 1854
Tho following certificate will rive all the inform.
ton Necessary IN referthee 10 the Jack
~ FlemiBgsburg, KeDiIeky, April is, 1859.
We, the undersigned certify that Or. J. G.. Wilson.
Of this town. len here for Europe in September last
with the tvowed Intention OF importing from old Spain
the hest Jack stock that could he procured in Europe;
sDd in the early part Of December he shipped from
Barcelona spain, 3e lacks aud tennets @ Of which
died and the balance 25, arrived here on the 10Th OF
March, 1853 Seven Of the number have been sold pri
oes ranging from 1890 TO $500. only dne Jennet SELL
ing a. low a. $1,000 The above importation is know
edged TO he the hest made TO America and
one perhaps made by the stock heing selected In
person BY an American and the lack purchased NJ him
by MI. Joseph Woodmhnser being one Of the mt nbst
]. ". Bowman, Judgsi Reuben PAYNE;
SAINT 9. Fitch; w. r.. Dudley;
a. u. Chapman; Il. II. Thompson;
J. Reynolds Flood; Geo. w, Tsylor;
N. r. AndTewh; X. NJ. Grimes.
J. b. Turner; Thos. w. Fleming,
w. 3. Bolts.
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PITTSBURGH April 10, 1854.

Owing to the unpleasant weather, yesterday
business was dull and leading transactions
few. We append such operation as took
place on Change. R
FLOUR the foreign news by the Arctic
was not received until after Change hours;
the following operations took place before
the news was known: 100 bbls. superfne,
$3.50; SO do. extra, $7,7b, ls do. extra, en-
warf, at S7,6a, and 80 bbls. middlings at
$50 was refused for 400 bbls. superfns-87,-
50 asked.
Groceries in full demand at unchanged
rates, sales Of 10 hhds. Sugar at s; 2b bbls
Molasses, cypress, 24l, cash; 25 do. oak, al
25A, four moss, and ~ do. do. at 26; % and
10 bgs. Coffee at l24.
Provisions moved s!owlyi sales only oi
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AsToNIsHiNG CURE.
Pettsrs.p, N. r, oOsi, ian

Messrs. A. b. q D. SANDS: Gentlemeu-H.yinxv, v,,.
messed the most beneficial effects from the use of vous
Sarsaparla it gives me pleasure 10 send You the fol-
lowing statement in regard to my son. In the snrin,
OF lsis he took severe cold and after eight veek of
suffering the disease settled in his lee .na
foot which soon swelled tothe utmost The swe,iins
was aneed by his physical and arged most nra
fusely: after tho less than eleven uceTa formed n,
the leg and foo at one time. We had fyedersnt pbv
sic ans. hut none relieved him and The Ia Al
found him SO lated and low that he wasun.bie -
leave snferngthe most Dur;nS
this time the hone had become much afTected tbst
piece after piece came out of when he ha, now o,.
than twenty FIVE preserved in aboie varynx from ons
half TO one and half inches in length We had yysn
up all hopes OF his recovery, hut At this time We van
induced tory your Sarseparia, and with ids use hi.
health and appetite began immed atsly to improve s n
rapid wasthe change that less than dozen bo,ti.S
effected perfect cure. '''~
With gratitude, Iremain truly your,
~. -. DARIUS BALLARD
Wethe undersigned, neiVhbors of Mr. BnIl.rd che:.s
tuiiy Subscribe to the facts OF the above statement
u. Il r. 8. HAYr, A. H. Tnowpf,ns.
GEO. T. DEAN, c. E.srwoon
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail nv 4 n l.
d. sANDS, Druggists and Chemists 100 FuIton.., Co.,
ner OF William, New York. Sold also
erally throughout the United States and canada PI.
81 per hottie; six bottles for S5 For sxle bv ''
y. ALEXANDER. st. CIairsville
Jas. Baker, Wheeling
Audi by Druggists and Dealers in Nedjrjr..
Dec. 20, 1e53-Iy. s'J"hs'e
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. Alex. Young
Mr.. John McKelvey and Miss Mary Jane Nc
Kirahan, both of Smith township.
On the 30th ult., at the Norton House
by David n. Davies, ESQ.,, Mr.. Aaron Hutch.
ison and Miss Malinda Porter.
On the 5th inst, by the sane, Mr.. Da-
vd H. Doyle and Miss Mary A. Hughes, all
of Belmont county.
the 2sth ult., at Mrs. Prices Hotel,
Morristown, by Rev. J. Woodrcffc, Mr.. A.
braham c. Hogue and Miss Cynthia Sells,
all of this county.
the 3oth ult., at the same place, by
the same, Mr.. Nathan Young and Miss Mary
Ann H. Frizzell.
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0TCoNsuMPrIoN AND SPLITTING BLooD.-See the
certificate of Mr.. Turner, H.. Ramsey for many
years proprietor of the Farmers Hotel Fredericksburg
Va and late of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va
Dr. John Mnge, Of the City of Richmond, though
regular physician, and of course opposed 10 what
he called quack medicines, was obliged TO say that
Its good effects in the case of Mr.. Ramsey, were
wonderful indeed.
He had been given up by several physicians; had
verge of despsr as we'll as the @raye when U 3
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public to his full and lengthy GER
tificate around the bottle, stating his cure.
+.+See adver,isement.-Ap. 81, I'm.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Rr-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-RE-
l. PAIRS ON THE NAT1osAL RoAD.-sealed proposals
will be received for Repairs on the National Road for
Al MoRRIsTOWN, at the House of Ms Price on
Monday 10th April next, until O'clock in the after.
Ohio River and including the Both mile west
Al WASHINGTON, at the House OF P. b. Ankeny,
Wednesday, the 18th OF April until o'clock in The
aernoon for that portion Of the road lying between the
3lst and 6Dth miles 10th inclusive.
At ZANEsvILLE, at the Winslow House. on Fri.
day the 4ih of April un Ill O'Clock in the afternoon
for that portion OF the road lying between the 6ls and
09h miles, both inclusive.
Works on Monday, 18th OF 9pril, until O'Clock in the
afternoon for that portion Of the road sing hetwe the
ii LaYFAYETTE, at Sanders Tavern, on wedne,
day, the 10Th of pril until O'Clock in the afternoon
for that portion Of the road lying between the 18th and
From the Ohio River, to the l36th mile, inclu
sive Bidders viii bid for the hest quality of Limestone
and for like material for the 169th 10th and l7ls
From the Ia7th to .he i6sth miles inclusive, the mat.
Bids for unscree ned Gravel will be considered for
that portion OF the road lying between the l37h and
16sth miles, inclusive. f.
for that portion of the Road lying between the 3th and
41h miles inclusive, and for Ba1 Core" for the 49h
Bids for screened Gravel will he considered for that
portion Of the Road lying between The l2oth and l37h
Bids for screened Gravel from Black Lick or Big Wal
nut Creeks, will he considered for that portion of the
Road lying between the ll7h and l20h miles, both in
elusive.
price per rod of 100 cubic Feet will I've bid for QUAR-
rying hauling and breaking, including the whole in one
bid 9lso price per rod of 100 cubic feet for quarry
ing and hauling in hd and price per rod of 100
cubic feet for breaking in bid So that the quarry
ing hauling and breaking may he given to the same
contractors the quarryng and hauling to one and the
breaking to another, as The bids may determine.
Contractors who obtain work, will he expected to
commence at once, and to execute il promptly within
the time specified in the Bonds. Where the delivery of
material awarded TO one contractor and the breaking
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5000 bs. Bacon, Shoulders anu Sides, at
81 and 90; Lard sales Of 4,oo0ibs county No.
at 81, and 1000 lbs. No. 2 do. at 8.
Fish a sale Of 80 bbls. No. 4 Msckarel q,
$3.50; No. 8 large are held at SlI,75.
Butter a sale Of 5000 Bs. No. 2, packed
at 0.
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Tuesday, May the ed, 1854,
SHERIFF's sALE.-JAcos E. GRovb

.O'vG ANN Z. Pool, ct al
By virtue of order OF sale directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Belmont County Ohio will
offer or sale al public auction Tuesday the 2d day
OF May 1854, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. M and
O'Clock p m of esid day at the front door OF the Court
House ~ 81 Ciairsvie, Belmont County Ohio, the fol-
lowing lands and tenements to wit: situate lying and
being in the ountyiof Belmont and State OF Ohio and
bounded described as follows Lots No. 23,4527 26 e5
part OF Lot No. a. Lots No. 70 30 a. 32 81, 2a snd
Lot No. In the town OF the Great Western, Belmont
County Ohio and also and half acres Of land ad
joining the town Of the Great Western and bounded
follows TO wilt bounded the east by Isaac Lee
merly John McCracken the south by John Shannon,
the west by the county road and the by the
plat of the of the Great Western on said county of
Belmont ami State of Ohio.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff
sherlfs once March 81,
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral is a most excellent
remedy for Coughs and Colds. We have had
occasion to try its virtue repeatedly during the
winter just closed, and always found its use
attended with beneficial results. Those who
are afflicted in this way, will do we'll to try
it. 1t can be had almost any of the Drug
Stores Register, Pa.
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DIED

On the ll;h inst, after long and pain
full illness of cancerous nature, borne with
great patience, NANCY CHICK, wife of Garri-
son Chick, in the AID year of her age.
On Friday, 3lst ult., Of Typhoid Fever,
Francis Price, highly esteemed citizen Of
Flushing township, aged about 80 years.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THEAP! CHEAPER! CHEAPESTm!-
~ MR.. SAMUEL KLINE

Has just returned from the Eastern Cities with the
L4RGEST and BEST stock of Goo DIS ever offered in
this market.
His stock is composed in part as follows:
A very large assortment of Black Silk French Eng.
lsh and american Black Silk "a in ide at one dol.
lar per yard Fancy silks plain fgcred cheaper than
ever offered in this market. Also l7O pairs of under
suit customers 1876 chemsetts of the very best oua
ty from IS Cts to AS piece Also of the largest
stock of BOnnes and Bonnet Trimmings that ever was
brought to this market Also $50 Parasos at 25 per
cent cheaper than Wheeling prices. Also, $50 pieces
of Lawn, one yd. wide, at 81 Woseniedford coors at
per yard. Also, 20 piecss of Berege DeLan from 1911
2 Also very large stock of DeLanes 25 per cent
cheaper than ever offered west of the mountains 700
pieces of Calico, very good, at Ct per yd. Also very
large stock OF Gnghams OF the very best quality; Also
Musins Bleached and unbleached and colored; also
Brown muslin yd inches wide SC per yd.; also, a,
large assortment OF check also 90 pieces of Bed tick
ing very good 2 per yd ALSO one OF the best as.
sortents OF dkfs and hose and gloves of all coors
size, the best ever offered in this Market also Laces
and innings OF all descriptions prices to suit the
aiso the largest OF Cloths
Cassimeres, Vcstngs, Satinetls, Tweeds and Summer
ware the best that brought 10 this town at
25 per cent cheaper than ever sold before Also very
large stock Of umbrellas very cheap also good stock
of Woolen Fancy Carpets cheaper than be bought
I'm Wheeling; also, q large stock Silk, Panama and
Summer Hats, cheaper han any other shment in
town. also, notions OF all descriptions usually kept
q dry goods store.
Cens-I have very large stock of Read Made Cloth
ing at 30 per cent cheaper than any other estabI
ment west ofthe mountains. Please call and satisfy
that stock is the largest and ever
offered In thismarket, and oblige
apr. 81, le54.1 g. KLINE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO TEACHERS.

D. THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
NMSS INIRs, will meet in the school house in the
West end.of ST. CIAiRsyiLlf, on Saturday
April 29th, 1854, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
BY order of the Board.
ID ID. T. COWEN, Clerk.
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CHERIFF's SALE. w. PAxos u:

SHERIFF'S SALE. w. PAxoA vs:
~ WILssN SrRIsoER.
BY virtue of order OF sale to directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio: at
the spring term, 1884, will offer for sale public sue
ticn, on
Tuesday, May the ed, 1884,
between the hours OF 10 o'c lock a. m and o'eloek p
M said day. the front door OF the Court House in
ST. Clsirsve In said county, the following lands and
tenements to witt situate lying aud being in the county
Of Belmont and State Of Ohio and bounded and desert
he'd follows Lots Ne fty-seten (57) and sixtytwo
(62) in the town of West Wheeling Lot No. 81 spprais.
ed the of thousand hundred dol 1907
and Lot No. sxtytwo appraised a. the of four hun
dred and sixty dollars (s460)
john G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
March 3lst, 1854.