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to be full of fioati ng bands OF musf
the suburbs of Leipsic, Berlin AM
abound in gardens, in which are sta
er bands-thus holding out the st
ducemcnts for people to assemble
How these people live out'e loS
damp, not warm n morning; and tn
the hotel garden under my WINDOW
of Germans sipp ing their coffee, al
.heir butte.-A .-Aead--lhat is, their brea
the open air! An American won
not te hired to expose herself, her
health q, in this way, for any consi
but out here are men, women and
breakfasting on the grass, as ii
shepherds aud shepherdesses, with II
flocks! 1t is sweet, pretty picture .
, ity, this garden life, and l wish we
= of it. The coffee after dinner is taxi
like way. The supper is often ea'
Frankfort, Leipsic, Berlin and Dresdq
, less all Germany have this garden
{ Berlin, in the Thiergarten, as 1t is
an immense establishment, known as
, somev hat as Niblo's was, when it "
a theatre inside, and more OF garden
: but an establishment four times as
. Niblo's. 1t costs a small sum to G
5 groschen, | think and when IN,
d light German plays, or vaudevllles'
:. mensc theatre; and when the uctini
d Isl or 9 p. NJ the immense orches
the eating garden in the rear whe
" bles to hold, aud servants to supply
e YOU ask for. The Germans ther'
= their hearty suppers and drink th'
10 others their coffee, or their ices, O
ie nous Bavarian beer. In other pla
al are cheaper gardens. was in on'
,t on the Grand Terrace of Dresden,
RS ing the Elbe, and commanding |
miles around, the admittance to
only two groschen, Give cents,) abi
a. sic played from five O'Clock TILL \
A. the airs of the greatest masters IN y
A. bIes were before everybody for coli
m wine, or other light drinks; but
,e was order and sobriety. The pei
Mt perfectly well-behaved, and conduI
,e selves towards each other with 'la
er propriety. 1t seems TO be o custd
i'd Eve or six O'Clock approaches tor
ar. population of the cities TO rush 10
". dens, TO hear the music, to talk, u
r., drink and to gossip. The women
On as the men--and the women go
. couples, or parties, as they will.
-or other evening, in another oil thea
of over the Elbe, in the suburbs OF thf
10 in beautiful wood, commanding 4
:. yisw of the eIfIneT the hills i
H. q.l, and Of the villas above Dre7
,as IIs Of the Elbc. The entrance
OF six cents of our money.>sThe pro
he the concert was in four parts, anf
es different pieces, from the best
,as performed by powerful band I
ot, pieces was German all over--"A
no "Sound-pictures," Swiss-landscap
lin sun rising" sea Sea-storm,'"A Gl
"a Gypsy March," coronation .
etc., etc, The first people in the c
na- ed to be out, judging by their equiv
ion dresses, manners, etc. Some VIC
Ills coffee, others drinking light wiz
,at beer, (Bavarian beer, | suppose,
all sorts German water inventions
ing pretty hearty suPPer--all wei
or gossipping-quietly, soberly an
0se i presume, from this pantomime
had brought out her boys and bab1
ig, of whom were on flying horse ma
tile the swings, and the latter were;ru
in nice wicker-wagons. My lad
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OE-Last Thursday or Friday, young man
by the name of VIM. Vanpelt, was working
with Planning machine in Martinsville, got
mis- right hand cut off just above the finger
ioints.-Stdr.
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CIlOi ERA, NEWS.

PirTsBURGn, Evening, Sept. l5.-Forty
deaths to-day, not included in noon report
Weather cool and favorable. New cases are
of a milder type. Supreme Court adjourned
to-day in consequence OF the epidemic.
Sept. 18th, A. M.--There were 40 deaths
reported from Cholera on yesterday, and there
seems to be no abatement Of the disease
whatever.
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HENRY NEFF'

gJ" The FMrof tile Belmont Conn
y Agricultural Society viU be held IN
ST. CimrSoHc on 1hesday, Wcdncsday
and Thursday the 3d, 4M and 5M
days Of October ne.rt
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appointment EXtraordinary:!!-By tho
President of The IL. ~

appointment Extraordinary:!!-By tho
President of the u. 5!
We learn from the best of authority that
DOCTOR EDISON Is. OLDS, OF Circle.
vile, has been appointed special agent oI
the Post Office Department, and that this
spe cial agent uses this commission to pro-
cure free passage over Railroads and all
lines that carry the U. S. Mail This is Il
small contribution oil the part of the Presi-
dent, towards deIrayng the electioneerng
expenses OF the Doctor during the present
canvass.
This is a new phase of the corruption sys-
TEN, now SO prevalent at Washington. No
body sup poses that this man pretends to per-
form any of the duties of a Mail agent 1t is
simply an appropriation from the National
Treasury toward the fund necessary to ena-
Bile him to purchase his return to Congress-
We call the attention of the people Of this
district to this startling fact. AS the agent
.: the Government he will, no doubt, draw u
handsome sum from the treasury OF the Uni
ted States. Aud yet all the time he is en-
ployed in his own service, and in ecctiuneer-
ing for himself!
lla is the lit agent for such an admins
tratlon. Let them be remembered as they
teServe.-- Columbus JOurnaL
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ST. CLAGRsvILLE, SErT. Is.

Eggs, 7. Butter, 10. Flour, 900. Hams
10. Shoulders, 7. Sides, 81 Corn Meal
rs. Sugar, 55@7f Coffee, II. Molasses
3l@33i Oats, 45@4O. Clover Seed 500.
Timotay--scarce 3,25@3,5O. Dried Apples
l,0o Nails Sa9d 4,S7, Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 2,G2 Lard sc Candles--tal low
l6-Star 80. Oats Sc.
NEW YORK, Sept 10Th Stocks are bet
ter and more active, and the money market is
active and easier. Flour-Salcs at IS, 50
to $9,l22, for good Ohio, and $S,75, 50 % for
Southern. Wneat-Red $l,S5, white 81 90
to s .95. Corn-Sales at so TO 81 per bush.
Pork unchanged. Beef unchanged 18th limi-
ted business.
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CE-On Thu rsday evening last we were
visited by very heavy shower of rain, in
consequence of which all nature looks up and
smiles.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Nancy Bccks (Iunaticl John NJ. Bceks Christopher D..
Becks, Bcnl amin, +. Beeks, BruzIa Reynolds and
Cyrus Reynolds Jr., her husl aud. tsdusl ami VIII
liam d. eeehs Lcander ID. Beehs, Mary '. Becks, and
Harriet A. BCehs (minOTs)
iE-lIl. take notice that petition filed again-t
" tlciu the 9Th day ofScptcmhrr, d. 1884. III tie
Court 1T Common Pleas Of Belmont County, ONO, by
SIlas sheppard and Catharine Sheppard hs wife. and
Ow pending wherein the SAID SaS L. Scp ard and
wife demand uarttiom Of the following described real
alei tic south cast quarter o sec - tOwshp " and
Eauge u, III sad county ol Belmont and IN tic seul ca.
lie Iuud District and IS III thc east han OF tie
outh quarter OF the same section, Icing the same
auds Of winch Thomas Bceks late OF said county oi
Belmont died, scI2ed and Gtoe particularly described IN
aid priiun Atthe Spring term of said Court, app
'iOn VIII he made by tile SAID petitioners Tor an order,
]Ilut partition may he made Of : AID premises.
u. ID n COWl n, ,Ati'y !or Petitioners.
Sept. r, I-Ji--GN.
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S II II A Y Il ID

"A vile, on Thursday tho IAN inst, One Pale Re,
Mich Cow, with a white face and thick horns suppo
scd to be- about years old Anybody finding this Cow
or give any information where she tah he lound vii
be literally rewarded. ISAAC 4. CRAFT
Sent. ., 1881.
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~,TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COIN.
- TY. SS.-Couu OF Common Pleas. Ma.,lou Greg
John r. Fesler. Ela- =. Fesler. Cashls = Fo-'er
Hannah Gregg ahd Fh.ae Gre 2 dei,n dAnl TIii;Ion
for partition.
Tho defendants hereby notified that the plaintiff
the 10Th day August l-4 nrd t!, pCilip il; lac
Clerks Dice Of the COu OF Common plca g! the
~ and state aforesaid, against tue Above named defend
ants. demanding partition Of tie follow iA. real estate
situated ~ THE county ot Bem aforesaid and lrin1
part OF the West i.ali OF Sec. Tp and Il. ). Con
tanning 100 acres. and BEN. tr premises Of which
Malon Gregg. the ather Of the Iairti'. died seized
fee simple Of. 1Aat order partition OF SAID prem
iSes OF viii asked for 4: the fail term Of tie a.
Court, Commeuciu. Sep. 90 1854 aud such o.bcr bro
CerdIngs idkca are GGtiIOriz q by Law.
MtifgN GREGG.
aug. ls.--Gw.l By MILLER PESsIsGroY his Ally.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

respectfully announce myself as m independent
cbndidnte for Sheriff OF Belmont County, submitting
alone 10 the will OF the voters OF the County the
second Tuesday OF October next -.
HENRY NEFF.
0yWe are authorized to announce the name Of
VIM. r. earle as un independent candidate for
the office ol County Clerk.
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=, bHTTLEs.-for Purifying T. e Blood and for tie
u'G p' .l'.l!d Eheuina sn. Etu'i"ru Ulcers, Dys.
Ht tsia ltHHcnm. Ieyef sores Efy siue as Pinipirs
H1. .5I Diseases. tuancDue Erug.ious, Liver
oi'in'a'i'' hT"Ht"iiIs, CoH'unpt .nu. r,maie Com.
PGihi'' l.0s- OF AErriI'e. Genera I, ,hiiiiv. &c
~ i.is rrc a-atl"H al tie restorative properties
'o '"5' Hr" tohtcat s."G i their almost strength snd
en-, aej int "'i!c afsaparila Root fsrins an imnoT
'a'i ar 9" Us -oni"efi"u II i. at the ,e time com,
"HIh'd "I' "ih"r .c;ai5 cfI-s Of great mower
anu !u tLe r.'H'Is- onra on aud sCcrti ift man
her"i rs that its remark able success In s
df' OF hi-easc deHcEts. 1t arts simultaneously unnn
we F0m9eh the ero"tation and THE Botels; and thus
tL.s rn,rsss which are ordinarily tie rosHItofthtes
inherent kllfs Cl medicine carried on at the same
ime, ,Ihrobt the ins:-umeualty Of THE remedial
e2cht Wic senty stimulates Vile it dsinfects and
tie stomach and bowels all
an" al the same time and tone Many
ylhtF prcparattons Initiate IL in lcc-Hg the name Of
Ssrsa srl'a and in that thei resemblance ends being
"l.+h prepared from worthless ard inert ROOFS ord Of
course possesses no healing carafirH rrone-tes ard
aiie"is IN making choice Of which they wu,e should
ias no other hut tkat orc entitled their Confidence
from ie ioig list OF cures it has effected living wit.
hts$"s whose testimonials aud residence have been
nnhShef and who are still bearing dcy testimony 10
worth, -
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JJacob Heyman..has received and is now
prepared to sell a splendid lot Of goods, Of the
very first quality.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
S Y r A Y Il ID

DRANDY--Madera wine, pure juice grape allwa rr
- pure, just recdat (Scpt9IO ALHNAND
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Dr. Saml b Martin, one OF the most exteRsiv
and successful practitioners in Baltimore after care
fully examining the component parts OF Slaber
Anodyne Cherry EXpecornnt and Stublcr's Dlar
rhGa Cordial, and after having used them in hi
valuable compomnIs and do not hciiI@e to rero" V1r
mend them" Many other physicians OF eminenc
have also written highly recommending lhes
Good Medicines" as 'more reliable Than any othcl
Tor thetcure OF the dreasos for which they are re
commended. Don't negIecta Cough, il may end i
Consumption; or u Diarrhua, ii may becom
Dysentery or Choera--cure these at the onesl, am
before they get too deeply seated, See advertise
ment in another column, and descriptive pamphlets
TO be had gratis OF the agents Price Tor each, oa
80 cents per bottle, or six bottles for 81, ~.
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lGtoisl
0to,al


The Jurors Of tie Court OF Common Pleas 10 c re-
turned To the Clc& Uf d Court and the Jurors the
P,Oiae Court, 10 hc returned to Probate Judge
The Judges OF tine elections will take notice that Le
Polls mus, le opened LcINC'n tie hours Of and ~
O'Clock, \ W.. and clos" at OC!uck, +. NJ said dar.
Gly,u under my hand, nay Ufiue, It. Cia!rsyr,
this 18th dsv Oi september, 1. -. i-l4.
JOHN &. NICHOLS, Sheriff oi Belmont Co. o.
Sept. -, l-jI-ie.
have or 3 Farm. 20 Rent or Sell about sc % aud 80
l a cleared each. J. T.. GROVE.
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} ELMONr COuNTY, OnO.-JOnN


y MLDDrS. plaintiff, W: JouS j. BaEyr, defend ant
The aoOtr named defend irt WlI take notice, tsl on
the 4Glh d1r Of August, l~jI THE a. owe amtd p.u'i o.
hicd E lct upu IN So" C',r.n Once Of the Common
Peas Court, ~ aid County pray ig Judgment fyr SOB
VIII Ih'"'rst from August &j., lrjl. against the def
ant, Tor wOr. tatd hIafdIng mcuJ 10 July and August
l-Ji, on Set. -. Of iu> Division Of tic Cc:rtI
y. Il. IN order OF Attachment has been i-suei with
notice to 1s.f.ry, Hu.tcuOTs d o.. garu.saccs.-
fhc defendant j. required - answer Is CCtssr IN,
l-Ji. John II. HEh1DS. CLrE,
II. u. y. Cows, Au'y ici riaIi...
Sent. !. l-5i.-g..
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For Bronchitis, Throat Diseases Hacking Cour
and the effects oi imprud,nt use OF Mercury \
medicine has ever been discovered which has effect
cd such cures as Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced hv salvation, Hnckin
Cough, Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease
Neuralgia and rheumatism, have all been relieve
and cured in wonderful mlnner, by the grea
purifier OF the blood, Caters Spanish Mixture.
The case OF Mr.; I. H.; Ramsey alone shonl
satisfy any who doubt Call on the agent and pro
cure a phamphlet containing cures, which vii
aslound you.
see advertisement.
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BELMONT PROBATE COURT.
joel Elliot, Admr OF Henry Howell, Decd.
Us.
MuliCa Howell, el. al
D,yjtiOl IA SaI Jlu1

. Henry NJ Howell, Harvey Howell Anson Berkshire
and EiIZ hcih Ann Berkshire ms wife, Henry + How.
ell, James llOdOCker and Amanda Jane RodoCher ms
WIFE Marraiy uuwell Caroline Howell, Francis linw
eli, Mary how,, aud the unknown helrs OF Er4nAlIn
Howell, decd.
= OF are hereby informed that on tile 3lst day OF Au
gust, A. u. iej4 said Administrator flied has petition
4 lIe Probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio The oh
.Ct aud prayer of which petition To obtain an order
the sl day OF NJvember leJi, Tor the sale OF the iu
lN ing real estate OF which the said Henry lowell. died
DZcd or so much thereof may be necessary 10 pay
he dents OF said dccedanI, wiz The iarm upon
lhich said Henry Howell resided al The time o ms dr
ease being the east half of the north quarter OF
lution b. township ranges containing ~ acres: mos
T less.
~ - T., i,o',,, o"MEN' Auy's for Petitioner.
Sept Z, lcJi-Iw.
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I<OLDEN BEEHIVE sTORE.-Clo

4 NOLDEN EFE-HINE STDRE.-CID-
I sing out Of summer S.ock. Tremendous Rrduc-
tiOn of prices to cas trafe 10 make 10!
fall trade. We " ~ Ur month rel al and every
style Of summer Goods, at lrs- prices than theg
ever offered lelOre IN Whrclng. We Only name q l,w
prices and assure the public ha; they fair index
ul all our stock Uf seasOnah!e gools-uycn winch We
the prices:
Lawns worth L! al g. do. worth a.. at 90 Bcau.,.
nl BargGes and Bara-" DcLoln~ Vat have been selling
all tile from - - 70 a. l@l S. Tissues
To -. ChallyA wuA ~ 20 10 -. d.. F,.Hg deter.
mined to close oar stock, VIC VIII set CyrFy -ty.e of
SUMMER Dress Goods al prices Tat ~ surprls, any
one acquainted with the trade. EeHlaAHls and email
patterns sold without regard 10 cost
STONE d. THOMAS.
Wheeling, aug. II.
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F.t'srson. " r. cOth; 'sJl.
NessrS. 4. y. & u. S.Srz: Geutemer-fIayifgw wit.
messed the most h"neCis Effects from ;hn usn OF yntr
-ersaHarIla. il Cive nc Measure scai you the fol-
loving statement IN rerard to my sDn IN the spring
"i l-.1 hc 'Gp Cnil al alter eight weeks or
severe s fcTih- the disease settled IN his left and
i"ol which .0on swrcd to the utuCst. The swelling
was iehccd by Ills uysic aud DISCHARGED most nro.
seE; ale y i: no less than eleven ulcers formed ON
the leg and foot at one time. We had vediferent Pbv
-icans. hat none rel eyed i'm much: and ihr last winter
"uHd him so eUaciaed aud pY thu. he was unable 10
enve hshNd. IierinCtr most GSfeNcrucianrpain During
th- 'i"H the one had BECOME much affected thai
pi7oo sier T"ce out. Of when he has now mora
than twenty-five preserved in bottle varying roI one
hHt Z" one aid 'l'''ae I' length. We mad given
up all homes nf his recovery. iut at this time we were
in'"nd fGirr y1lr SGrsauar ria. and with its use his
t"a!l HTd a0"r'i'r rfaG imuedia.Clv improve ana
80 rart was :hr change that less than dozen bottles
effect d a perfect ,ure.
WIN -rltitIde remain truly YOURS,
DARTS BALLARD.
We The UniarsiHued. rrirhlors uf Mr Ballard cheey
fully rui scr cto le 'scts Of the a. owe statement
:. Il. :. hAYT, \. ". TEowBRID0E,
g o. T. nr,~, {. rAsrwGop
Prepared AVID sold. who,asa'e and rrtaii bv A. n A.
D. SANDS Druars's and Chemists, 100 Fulton 81, cor.
ner ot WIZ an, NewNor'. Sod also hv'D
orally throughout tie United States and Canadas PriCs
q per hottie: siX Oiiles for So For SAFELY
". ALEXANDER. 1t. C1airsviifc
Jas. Baker. Wheciinr
Ard by Drurgi-. and Dealers in Medicine. ev.rvh.,
bee. 70. 1SJ9.-ly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SOCIETIES.

ST. CLAIRSViLLE CHAPTER, No. II, Roy
al Arch Musons. meets every Friday evening immg
diatey after Full Moon.
RIO FRIO DIVISION, No. 35t, Sons of TEN
orancs, meets every Saturday evening.
FIDELITY SOCIAL DEGREE, No. 3S, meet
on the 2d and 4th Tuesday evening OF each and ov
cry month.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
J 4 n L ) 7. I An \ /. Il -.
WHOLESALE DEALER ~
Roots Gbonc Rnrnotc | ou4 hap b.

Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Leather, Ac,
No. IS, wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
4 GAIN takes pleasure in calling the at
L u tentiou Of his customers and County Merchants
genera ally 10 the Largest Fresh stock OF
ROOTS, SHOES, BONNETs, LEATHER, &C.
West Of the Mountains consisting of upwards Of 4COD
Cases for Fall aud tcr sales, purchased direct from
New England Mduuiacturcrs, under severe money
panic AZ unusually low Uricss, which enables him 10
o!cr BARH lNDECEMENTS in prices to his customers
and VI crchans generally. His stock consists ofevoty
article usually kCp In FIST class House, Ladies,
&c Its, Misses, COys and CGildrcns Tor The ap.
preaching srasona Great has been Observed IN The
selection OF quality and sizcs-suc szcs az are mo dc.
sirable for the Western country.
Merchants visiting our city, or on their way East,
Will fUd their interests promoted by giving this stock all
examination, with the fan the advertiser
that he VIII not he undersod by any either East West
of the MOuatains.
SEPT. -, lSJI.
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PROCLAMATION!

NE qualified Electors Of the County Of
Bcluont, Ia the state Of OHIO are hereby noiiGeI
Vat te ntNt annual election viii c holden IN ihd.eyet.
AZ I"wnsnps q" sad Couiy at The usual places hOl.
Oc'dbcf ltIi, being the 10Th day .aid out at ,y.
hH" lhc following Officers TO be voted for Cnd ohD
schtiO vi!
| Judge Of the Supreme Cont.
y Meiuhcr Ut the Board ul fuhic Works
- heprescnta'ive ~ Congress, Ith District.
Z ~ fPrObalc Judge.
Clufk toufi VI Common Pleas.
4 Shefin.
! Auditor.
J County COnHiissiOncr iyr years.
] Director OF the County lnGrmary.
And the Trustees Of the several townships IN said
County, arc required 10 return Jurors Ito
we respective townships, set for the tuurt Of
common oas and one set the Probate CUutt a. iJ
lows, 80 WI!
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NEW ENGINE AND REPAIR SHOP.

%-NEAR SwEEYEY's GLASS WoRFs.
(NoaIHy WnEELISG, VA.
The subscriber having procured compieic ct nHS
consisting of Planes Lathes Screw etc, Of the
latest and most approved yal0Ins, prepared To
do work in their line in the lest possible manner and
on low terms.
Unrirht Engines. all kinds u Irur rI"n.us Nrviug
very Iatre tnarhiueN rU,tts, huiis ana he's'
heavy and light turning. snatiuG etC aGnd repairing.
Castings furnished at lowest ionndry prices.
We have constantly on han or can furnish at sao
po,iro rrmcntrd conner rvi;ed leather heltire aUo
hose; cdual to any made. We sell at msnn!a smr'rs
prces aud make charge for freight or commission
of any kind. ,
we res &C fully ask those having need OF anything
in our ne 10 gIvc NJ call bellcyiHg maze It
their il tcr-s tn deal WI III us. -
aug. LEY. JOHN NophE q w.
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s'ay- For the best Daguemaotype
Single or in groups, 50 to 1870 Mai
street, Wheeling,
And our Old citizen, WIN. NJ. FARIS is there
furnish all that is Acellcut is ART and az low as Il
scmc material or quality be had at any similar
tabiShmc.t IN the country.
Reeoeci his rooms are nearly OPP osite the Bridg
adjoining the Monroe House
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1913 Acres Of land.

ON which thcr" i good dwcliiu: huusa. trrr. : I'd
other good IIiirgs. ITO ~ the iost state of
cultivation. Vol ira lr0yei An OrCIarl OF grGf;cd
fruit. Good timber and aunda'ce ,f coal. Wei Wa.
tered WIthuI mi ui the Central Ohio Raj EOHi
at Lewis Nit, where t,Irr" will Ic drpnt. And on
the BarnesvlIlc road aud about aud one half miles
south of Ioydsve. \ zoo THE wili he given and i'm
mediate pussc>son. MILLER PENNINGTON,
aug. ll.-Gw. -. i.C!arsvI!Ie, ono.
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h,e HERlFF'S SALE.-CoLEMAN HILLMAN,
~ d Co. vs: Thomas C. TmEAKER, ct al
BY virtue Of writ of vendtioni exponas drec.
ted from Tie Court of Common Pleas OF Noble County,
Ohio, will offer for sale
Tuesday, The GM dag Of October, A. ID. 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, n. NJ. aud o'clock,
NJ. OF said day, on the premises of Thomas u. Thea
ker & Co, in Pgase Township, Belmont County. Ohio
The following gAods aud catiil, TO Wit four sets of
stpa engine patterns, five pair of pitt gearing paterns
for mi twenty patterns for small gearing, Tor mill ia
hen tie property of Thcakcr Mitchell Co., al the
suit oftOlcman, ,Willmau ~ Go.
Shc.ils Once, ~. ClairsviHc, Sept 22d. A. u. 1854.
JOHN &. NICHOLS, Sh'h OfB. g. Ohio.
Sent. -, ISL,