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ScoTT's MEETING Housed
TUESDAY, Feb. l4th, 1854.
,proved February 18th, lS47.

ScoTT's MEETING HoUsE,}
TUESDAY, Feb. l4th, 1854.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Dear Sir:
1t becomes our painful duty to narrate one
of the most heart-rending casualties that it
has ever been our lot to witness. On last
Saturday afternoon, ISAAC ALoNzo, son Of
Geo. w. and Rebecca Neff, aged eight years
one month and sixteen days, while playing
with number of other boys, in a meadow,
met with an accident which terminated in
his death, in about three hours. There had
been fire set to u number of stumps OF trees
thatstood IN the meadow for the purpose of
burning them out, one stump, about eighteen
feet high, and thirty inches in diameter was
nigh burned off, when the boys tried to push
it down, but, finding they could not succeed
in this, they sat. s.dewn around the stump to
play. In few moments the stump tottered
and fell Young Neff arose to run, but too
late! The falling mass struck him on the
head and crushed him into the earth.
He was horribly mutilated, about one third
of the Scalp was torn loose from the back
part of the head forward, The upper part of
che right temple fractured, and the angle of
the right jaw broken, the right arm was
broken above the elbow, and the shoulder
crushed, the left elbow dislocated, the right
thigh bone broken and protruding through
the flesh into the ground. He lay in this
condition about fifteen minutes before the
logi could be removed. He lived about three
hours after the accident, but never spoke, g.
did not appear to be sensible of his suffering.
He was universally beloved by his school
fellows, and his loss among them is deeply
felt, and cannot soon be repaired; but their
loss is his eternal gain. Universal sympathy
is felt in the neighborhood for the bereaved
parents.
The funeral, yesterday. was attended by a
large concourse of people. Very many of
the Sunday School scholars were present g.
manifested great sorrow for the loss of their
beloved school mate.
The ways of Providence are unknown to
mortals and frequently dark and affective. 1t
is truly hard to part with an interesting little
son in an hour and in a manner so unexpect-
ed. May he who rides upon the wings of the
wind and directs the lghtning's path support
the sorrowing parents and bring them ev-
entually with all their little ones to make an
unbroken family band in heaven.
ROBERT LISTON.
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PREPARATION IN tEECLAND FOR WAR
The latest advces from England represent
war as highly imminent, and as far preferable
to the uncertain state ofthings now existing.
A letter in the Philadelphia American, dated
London, Jan. Gath, says: r.
The admiralty are making rapid additions
70 the feet. The Casar, 81, new screw ship,
is ordered to be commissioned by Capt. Robb.
She will have a complement ofS50 men. She
is being rugged with the utmost rapidty. The
Inastrious, 72, which was fitted as block ship
without steam power, has been commissioned
by Capt r. Harris. TheBasilisk,. guns
paddle wheel steam sloop, will be ready the
:, fst of February. Tha Dauntless, "a, (screw)
and the Simeon, 1S, are to be ready by the
18th. The Colossus, 80, is Immediately to
be fitted with the screw, and got ready for
sea. The Bulldog, 6, steamer, was put
Into. commission yesterday. The Cumberland,
10, in the west Indies, is to be called home,
and the hBoseawen, 10, is now fitting at
Chatham.
,7l At all the government dock-yards addition
al hands have been put on, and overtime is
being paid, in order that the twenty vessels
of war 10 be added to the naval armament OF
this coantsy-s portion of which is for the
North seasaeet--can be completed without
the leastloss of time; so, that the war, once
commenced, may be prosecuted with that
conceutration of force, and the prompt ap-
plication of gigantic resources, which will
! compel the great disturber of European peace
to accept whatever terms the western powers
shall dictate.
A most signift ant event, as touching the
belief ofthe ment ers of the Government in
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JoHS II. HEAros Clerk. Feb. Sd, lssl.--6w.
TVNuE STATE OF OHIO BELMONT

FINHE STATE OF OHIO BELMONT
County, SS. Cont of Common Pleas, Notice in Al
tachment--WILLAM II. GARDNER, Plaintiff VS.. THOMAS
TURTLE Defendant.
The defendant Thomas Turtle is hereby notified that
on the 2sth day of January, A D. 1854. petition was
filed in said Court, by the said VIM H. Gardner, against
is TO collect debt OWN. by said Defendant to said
Plaintiff on an goods sold and delivered and
money paid by the Plaintiff 10 and for the Defendant.
Amount due S23 with interest from the l1th day OF
June 1853. And that the property of The defendant,
has been attached in this The said Defendant is
hereby required to answer Demurt to said Petition on
beforethe st day of April A. d. ls5f or said Petition
will be taken as true and confessed, and judgment
rendered thereon accordingly. -
DAVENPORT s. CIARLEsWORTH
ATTY, for Prlf.
InnN III HRAroN Clerk.-Feb. Sd, 1854, CIV.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN.

y ty, ss.-TnoHAs JONES, plaintiff, VS.: THOMAS
TuRTLE, deiendant.-Cout OF Common Pleas. Notice
in attachment.
The defendant Thomas Turtle, is hereby notified that
on the 9th day of February, d. Ioji, petition
filed in said court by the said Thomas Jones against the
said Thomas Turtle. the object and prayer Of which
TO collect debt owing by SAID defendant TO said plaintiff
on account for goods sold and delivered work and
labor and materials furnished by the plain i to and for
the defendant Amount due SGijO, with interest from
the lst day oil May 1888, aud that the property OF
the defendant has been attached in this case.
The said defendant is hereby required TO answer or
demur to said petition before the lth day OF May
A. D. 1854 or sad petition will be taken true and
confessed, and judgment rendered thereon accordingly
JOHN II. EEATON, Clerk.
DAvENroET & CHARLEswoRTH, Ait'ys lor Plf.
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CHERRY PEcroRAr.--See in our advertising COL
uinns notice ol this medicine. We are not in the
habit Of saying much in relation TO such medicines
us ore generally seen going the rounds OF news
papers; but in relation to Ayers Cherry Poctornl,
we feel that we say something in It's favor with
prophecy, from the fact thatwe have tried it. A
young in Office has also used it, and in both
his and our own it proved most beneficial
lam. Presbyterian, Greenville, Tenn.
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Wheeling Female Seminary.

TIME next Sc ssspn Of Tia. Wheeling Female Sem
L mary will commence Wednesday, Feb. 9Th, 1854
and will continue five calendar monlhs closing July
7th 1854.
Pupils are expected to continue Mt least one ses.
sion. and hc deduction made for absence, except in
case of prouacted sickness.
Terms same as heretofore --.One half payable in
advance, and the rest at the middle OF the session.
MRS S. b. THOMPSON, Principal.
Feb g. st.
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,INHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

l. County. SS.-JAMEs McLIsH plaintiff. VS.: TnoM.
As TURTLE, defendant.-Court OF Common Pleas.-No.
tice in attachment.
The defendant Thomas Turtle is hereby notified that
on the 9th day of February, A. 1854 petition was
filed in said court by the said James McLish against
the said Thomas Turtle, the object and aver whc
is TO collect debt owing by said defendant to said
plaintiff on account for goods sold and delivered,
work and labor and materials furnished by the plaintiff
to and for the defendant Amount due S9007 with in.
terest from the 23d day OF June 1853 and that the pro
pery of the de endant has been alta he'd in this case
The said defendant is hereby required TO or
demur to said petition before the llth day NAY
A. n. 1854 or said petition will be taken true and
confessed and judgment rendered theron accordingly
JOHN II. HEATUN, CLERK.
DAVENPORT y, CHARLEswoa I'll, Auys for Prf.
Feb. Ia, lSJl ssijY.
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Il County, Ss.-JoHs n. PIPER, plaintiff, VS.: THOMAS
TURTLE, dticndan Court OF Common Pleas sNolice
ia attaC ment.
The defendant, Thomas Turtle, is hereby notified that
on te 9th day oi February A. D. 1854 petition was
MED in said court by the said John H. Piper against the
said Thomas Turtle, To object and prayer ofwhich is
10 collect debt owing by ssd defendant said plain.
Till on an account for goods sold and delivered work
and labor and materials furnished by the plaintiff and
for the defendant. Amount due 81 so with interest
from the 9th day of pr 1852 and that the property
the defendant has been attached in this case
The said defendant is hereby required to an,eef or
denur 10 said petition before the lIth day of May
A. 1851 said petition will be taken as true and
confessed, and judgment rendered thereon accordingly
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
DAvESroKr d CHARLEswoRTn, At'ys for Prh.
Feb. 10Th, le5i.-6w.
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VTIHE STATE OF OHIO BELMONT

County, S. Couu of Common pleas, Notice in At
tachment JOsrpH HOOVER, Plaintiff vs. THOMAS TURTLE
defendant =,
The defendant Thomas Turtle is hereby notified, that
the 9Th day of January a. ID. 1854, aPetton was
filed in the said Court by the said Joseph Hoover, a
ganst the said Thomas Ture the object and prayer OF
which is 10 collect debt owing by said Defendant 10
said Plaintiff on account for goods sold and deliver
ed and materials furnished, by said Plaintiff, TO aud for
the use of said Defendant. Amt, due Sl6I O5 with in
from 10TH day OF June A. ID. 1853 And that
the property the defendant has been attached in this
ase The said De ndant hereby required TO answer
or demur TO said Petition or before the st day OF
ApriI A. D. 1854, said Petition wi i'll be taken true
and confessed and judgment render thereon accordingly
DAVENPORT & CHARLESW0TH,
Aity.ifo Plf.
Joux II. HEAros. Clerk Feb. Sd, 1854, 6w
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kssTATE OF OHIO BELMONT CoUN-
feb. 3. 1851.

k)TY, SIS; court of common s.--Petiton.--EvAE
BUTLER, PRIV Tho Turtle JoHN q. Nichols, d the pre-
sident Direcors& Co of the CentraO Railroad Co ded
The defendant Thomas Turtle will take notice that
the plaintiff Evan Butler flied his petition the 2jh
day of January 1854 in the court of common pleas
within and for said county of Belmont and State Of
Ohio. Setting FORTH that al the Fall term of said
within and.tor said county recovered Judgment against
the said Thomas Turtle for the of S2l3J7 in dam
ages aud s4,55 his That said judgment is still un
paid and suhsistng. That John &. Nichols and the
President, Directors & Co. of the Central Ohio Railroad
Company have funds in their hama property in their
possession belonging to the said Thomas Turtle. and
prays the court TO appropriate so much OF said funds
rights credits aud effects of the said Thomas Turtle in
the hands of the said John G. Nichols, Il the President
Directors & of the Central Ohio Railroad company
may he necessary satisfy said Judgment interest
find the said defendant Thomas Turtle is requir
ed to said petition before the 9TH. idsy of
May aud in default OF said answer the plaintiff will
ask the said the Term then next ensuing the 9Th
day of May next to decree accordingly.
T., PETER T.ALLMAN,
Atty, for pi'd.
InuN IL. HEAroN. Clerk. Feb. Sd. lss4.--6M.
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WEAK, NERVOUS, DEPRESSED IN SPIRITS, and prey
to innumerable mental well as physical evils the
victim Of dyspepsia is indeed an object OF commits
eratiou Yet il is absurd for him to despair, We
care not how low, weak, nervous and irritable he
may be, the cordial properties of Hollands German
Bitiers, prepared by Dr. c. NJ, Jnckeon, Philadelphia
are stronger than the many headed monster which
is preying upon his body and mnd and it he chooses
to I ry them, we will insure speedy cure.
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SsTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN

ssTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
- ty, ss.--BESJ. H. OGG, plaintin, vs.: TmoN.s
TURTLE. defendant-Coun Of Common Pleas. Notice
III atiacl ment.
on the 9ih day OF February, u. 1854, petition was
filed IN said court by the SAID BENZ n. Oyg against the
said Thomas Turtle, the O eot aud prayer Of which is
TO collect debt owing by said defendan 20 said plain.
TN on an account for goods sold and delivered, work
ana labor and materials furnished by The nt TO and
for the defendant. Amount due SI5sO, with interest
from the t day OF February, 1853 aud that the proper.
y Of the defendant hiss been att tached ia this case
The said defenda ant IL hereby required or
deuI 10 said petition on or befOre the 18th day OF May
A. D. 1854 or said petition will lie taken true aud
confessed, and judgment rendered theron accordingly.
sas-. - LOAN II. HEATON, Clerk.
DAVENPORT q CnARLEswoRTH, Au'ys Tor Pm.
Feb. ", lEJ4.-6w.
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And our old citizen. WIN. NJ. FARtS is there to
furnish all that Is excellent IN his art, aud low the
material or quality can be had at any similar es.
tabshmcgt In the country.
Reeoect his arc nearly Cpl osite the Bridge,
adjoining the Nj nroe House
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COMMERCIAL.

PITTSBURGH Feb. IA.
FLOUR-the only lot offered from first
hands was one of 55 bbls. which was sold at
$7,35; a 10. OF "a bbls. was sold o store at
$7,62.
HAY-very little offered, and no change in
prices.
APPLES-in fair demand; sales from store
of % bbls at $2,25.
MOLASSES-sales to the city trade of 80
bbls. new, at 253.
BUTTER-not much demand; sales Of so
kgs packed at ll@l2.
CHEESE-the inquiry IS light; we quote
as before. 81, @9@&.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

There will be o public meeting Of the members Of
The Social Degree d Temple of Honor,
in this place, on Wednesday, FEBRUAR 22d. -
Church, at o'clock g. 81 o'clock F. NJ, Mt which
hours Lectures from competent sp, nkers will be dc.
livered. Other Temperance organizations Of the
Town and County, us well as the friends and foes
Of the organization md its objects most earnest.
" requested to I've present Never despair, hut turn
out in you strength and show your zeal for the good
cause.
BY order of the Social Degree.
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CTATE OF OHIO BELMONT couT. |

DIV, ~; court Of common pleas.--Petitjop- ItySpy
". M0rr, nantn THosis 7tRrtp defendant,
Tue defendant Thomas Turtle viii take notice that
on tlc @Gih day Of January. a. 1854, Henry H. Mott
for the county of Belmont and state Of Ohio
that the said Thomas Turtle Justly Indebted 10 him In
We SUN Of s3JJS, with interest thereon from the ggtb
day OF November. q. 4. 1853 sad sun, being due and
owhg rom the defendant 70 the plaintiff ON an account
y" goods sold and deliveredby the plaintiff TO the de-
qiied 70 answer said petition on or before the st day
o way newt 1nd in defauit Of said answe, the said
iefu hs Aforesaid at the term Of said court then ne
fWhth2 We faid dih. day Of May next and that the pro
perry OF te defendant has been attached this oasc
PETER T5LLM9N.
-, =, =, Iity. Tor Ii'd.
ions ". IiEAToS, Clerk Feb 3D. IsjJ-Gw
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. DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby riyan

III UAD DNOIIR|E,-NOlICeI IS hereby given
q that a petition will be presented TO the commits
soners of Belmont county at their session
for review and al Iteration of the county road leading
from the OF Flushing in said county Of Belmont 10
Rock Hill in said county. The alteration 10 commenc
at point opposite to and the gale of John lIo
lngsworth said road and terns sling at small
the premises belonging to the heirs of Geo.
Brock, late of said county decd.
Feb. 3-pd. PEuTIoNER.
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4 lie STATE or OHIO BELMONT

County, ssi Cour of Common Pleas, Notice in
Auathnent--fRAScIs " WIIEias, Plaintiffs VS..
THOMAS TuRTLg, Defendant.
Tic defendant Thomas Turtle. il hereby notified that
On the 2-th day of January, 4 y. isji Petion was
hed ~ sad Court by tbs -sid Ffantis 4 wilkins A.
sain't tie said 1homa' Ture, tile ojec. and prayer Of
winch .. TO collect debt owing by sad Defendant to
sad PiatniiEs. on al account for work 4 labor and
matrffas furn.hcd hy the Plaintiff to and r the usr
Of Dfitndau Amt due Sg7. - with interest rom ,he
Ih dsy OF June, 4. u. ltJ3 And that the prOrcty Of
the defendant has been attached in this case Tie said
Defendant j. hereby required to deHut said
PeiLDn hcfJre the Is day Of Aprii A. H. 1854 or
"a Petition viii be- taken true ant cOnfe. sed and
ud:nent rendered thereon accordingly.
DAVENPORT & CHARLESwORTH
Atty, for Pl'f.
JouS u HEATov, Clerk. FEB. 3i-ji 6w
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TIHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

Il County, ss.--Gourt of Common Pleas. Petition
for Divorce. MAKTHA ELLEN BARSEs VS.; LEANDER
BARNES. ... . .,
The said Leander Barnes is hereby notified that on
the 9th day of January, A D. 1851 petition was hlod
in said Court by the said Martha Ellen Barnes against
the said Leander Barnes the object and prayer Of said
petition is for Divorce The causes set forth in said
petition are gross neglect OF duty and wiful absence
And that said petition will he ior earing at Spring
Term of said Court 1854. l.. -, -
BY DAVENPORT & CHARLEswoRTu, her solicitor.
jan. 18Th, 1854. CIV.
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'gNHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

n County, sS.-lsRAEL TAYLOR, plaintiff VS.:
Thomas TunTLE, dcfendant.-Court of Common Pleas.
Notice in attachment.
The defendant, Thomas Turtle, is hereby notified
that on the lth day of February, D. le5i petition
was hled in said Court by hesad Israel Taylor against
the said Thoma Turtle, the object and prayer of which
is 10 collect debt owing by said defendant TO said plain
till on nr goods sold AMI delivered, work
and labor and mater iss isnjd by the pl an and
for the defendant. Amount due S693. with interest
from the lsI day OF March, le53 aud that the property
of the defendant has been attached in this case
The said defendant is hereby required to answer or
demur TO said petition the 18th day of May
d. 1851, said petition will he taken and
confessed and judgment rendered thereon accordingly
JOHN H. HEATON, Clerk
DAVENPORT g. CHARLEswoarH, Atl'ys for PrI
Feb. H. s54.-6w.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l3.--Breadstuffs ofall
kinds dull; little or no inquiry for flour for
shipment; prices dropping; some holders ask
1915, others would accept $500. Rye
Flour, nothing doing. Wheat, only limited
amount offering, and but little demand; sales
200 bush good Lancaster at S2,o5. Corn a
moderate inquiry; further sales 500 oush
Southern and Penna. yellow, mostlyin store,
at 90; one lot sold at 90.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l3.-The river hasfallen
six inches; weather wet; business very dull
to-day, Flour, small sales at $6,s5@6,90;
dealers generally awaiting the steamer.
Very little has transpired in provisions: sales
10000 lbs bulk sides for future delivery at
&c; at the close sale of the article could not
have been made, except at decline. Mess
pork nominally l3; bulk shoulders Al per bbl.
Lard 0. Cloverseed dull at $5,6o@5,70.
Butter dull at l0@i3.
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yRNHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

ME STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT
Il County, SIS WILLIAM REED, plaintiff, VS.:
THOMAS TURTLE, deiendant.-Court OF Common Pleas.
Notice in attachment.
OF February d. 1854, petition was filed in said
Court by the said William Reed against The said Thorn
as Turtle the object and prayer OF which is collect
debt owing by said defendant TO said plaintiff
account for goods sold and delivered work and labor
and materials furnished by the plau 10 and for the
deendant. Amount due s SO with interest from the
sih day of March, 1853 and that the property the de-
fen dant has been attached i'll this case.
The said defendant is hereby required 10 answer or
demur 10 said petition before the Ih day Of May,
1854, or said petition will be taken and
confessed and judgment rendered thereon accordingly.
.... JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
DA vrNroRT CHARLEswORTn, Auys for PlG.
Feb. IL, lSjl.-0w
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CTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN-

~ ty, SS.-THoMAs q. PARKER, plaintiff VS.: THoM-
AS TURTLE, defenda nt.-CourI of Common Pleas. No.
tice In attachment.
The defendant, Thomas Turtle, Is hereby notified
that the 9th day of February A. n 1854, petition
OF which is to collect debt owing by said defendant 10
said plaintiff count for goods sold and delivered
work and labor and materials furnished by the plant II
to and for the defendant Amount due s34, 40, with in.
from 4th day February 1852 aud that the
of the defendant has been assessed in this
The ssid defendant is hereby required TO answer or
demur to said petition on or before the lthday of May
A. d. 1885, or said petition will he taken as true and
confessed and Judgment rendere Thereon
JOHN Il. HEA TON, Clerk. ,
DAVENPORT & CHARLEswoRTu, Att'ys for Pm. .
Feb. II. lSJI.-Gw.
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A DMINISTRATOR' NOTICE.-No-
~ tice is hereby given that at the Probate Court
Belmont County the undersigned appointed
and qualified Administrator of the estate of Isaiah
jenkins, late of Belmont county, deceased.
All those indebted to said estate, requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate, notified TO present them for settlement
within year from this date.
feb. 17--3t. pd.l SAMUEL KIRK, deed. .
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EXECU TORS TICE.-Notice
lis hereby given thai at the Probate Court for
Belmont County. the undersigned appointed aud
qualified as Executor of the estate of Jonathan E.
Moore, late of Belmont County, decd.
All those indebted TO said estate requesedto TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
THOMAS MOORE, Ex'r
feb. 3, 1854.