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1JUBLIC SALE-The undersigned I'D
minstrator Of the estate Of Dean Rankin, deed IN
pursuance OF order Oi Court, VIII oHer al pullc sac
on the premises IN the town Of Jacobsiurgh, Belmont
county, ONO, on
Saturday, the Goth day of April, next,
between the hou of 10 o'clock q. M and o'clock
IN of said day, LOIS No. ~ & ~ and a faetion on
which there is ono DIV ehg house, QUO Bscksnin shop
and stable. Property appraised AT sMo and wiI We
cold To pay debts. FRdN W ~. sNi NEi.f
AdnIiniataior Of the eslaIr Of Dean Rankin, decd.
March "a, 1854,
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c,TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-

- TY, ss.-WLLi,N BARsER VS. MATHEW BAsuER,
et al. Court of Common Pleas. . .
The defendants, Matthew Barber, Nancy Uarer, Hugh
r, Rsrber ann Todd aud Nancy Todd, heirs "t Marla
ret Todd dee'd and Inn Barhcr, widow a. Ja,es Bar.
her, decd witt take notice that on thessdday OF Mach
a. d. 1854 the ned hrd petition ~ the Court
of Common Pleas OF Belmont County Oh q, where The
same is now pending, demanding Partition OF the ol'
lowing premises situate ~ -sid county wit tle sou,
east of section No. H. Township No ho Range
No s OF land. sold at Steuhenvic. Ohio. The under
sgn.d demands partition OF said premises, as lolows
10 the undersisnrd i3O OF said prons"s I" Mhttew
Barber -, OF said premise, Nancy Barber aud Hugh
T. Barter each Is i said pre- misses aud 10 Inn Todd q
Nancy Toid each 10 of said rrcn'iss and tha' the
dover of Ann BArer he ssiinrd therein dnh that AZ
the next term ef SAID court application viii hr made hv
she undc signed Tor order that partition may be made
~N WILLIAM BARBER,
ny PLrER TALLaAs his At'y.
March %, le5I.-6w.
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CoURT.-TnE STATE OF

Ouo BELMONT sry, ss.-Notce isherehy giv
=. ,h.t IN, following named Executors, Administrators
aud Guardians have filed their accounts S"" '''S'
In NV office FOR settlement, 10 wit ,
lame. W Gray, EIr OF Eleanor Gray, desessed'
William Es,ep, Adm'r o. thesieq Dunn, 49, 80
issae hathaway Ex't Of Archibald Todd, deed,
Iorenzo ID, Murphey Guardian Of Nancy = Weruen'
Robert ilodgn and Rober, B.. ieds'n' Ext o' " h''
Hodgin, deed. - .X,.. A., n.,i.
Thomas White adm'r OF lanes White, dec a. ,.--
Nm Wilson Guardian Of Asa Nc Miian's n'nnr nets'
John Mc irahau, ahm'r Of Lucinda An.' deIu'
Rarnet Tayior, Er'r VI Nj Taylor decd. -
Ei,yin p pst,ersou Cxr of William Ewers, deed.
John K. New'and, adm'r Of Jane po',inSn,, decd
D,v,d Conrow, Ex'ro Jtcoh Conrow, decd . 49,,
,e,rge n own and WIN. V. sutton, adm'rs with the
,viu annexed ot Jonathan Sutton. deed. -,
Edward Milner. adm'r Of Eliza,cth Nichoi'; acc IL
N.rnn l., Cuuard, Ex'r oi Ell Nichol-, decd.
m. frst SIX above named accounts VIII 'e Tor near
,c and settlement on tie lO the second sik on the i
anu 'no '" DAVID HARRIS.
,,h,- 1874, Probate Judge.
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TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN.


TS, 81 Court of Common Pleas. AMos DAVIS,
pianih, vs Jons WELLS et al defendants. Petition.
Mary Janc Milh0an Thomss L W oa MihoAn sarah
Ann Mho ~, Elton Franklin MhhoAn, sta ary &. Mil
h"an, Giles H. Mihosn and the other heirs names not
known, aud all children and heirs law Of Jacob Mil.
horn, deceased aud all residing in the state of Indiana
are hereby notified that the Plaintiff filed petition in
the Court OF Common Pleas OF belmont Comfy on the
18Th day of March, is5f, against them and others setting
nrth IN said petition among other things about
The 2oth day of November 7, the said Jacob Milhorn
deceased executed atte bond for the convey ance y
lie iothe plaintiff of the OF the following described
premises situate In Belmont County, Ohio aud henr
the east hat OF the ~ l. qr OF Fec. IL Tp and Range
J. excepting W acres in the e. sec that
said Jacob Mhorn died without having exeeu ed to the
plaintiff deed for said preusesi the plaintiff asks the
couT, for Judgment that the above named aud
TO heirs Of Jacob horn. decd execute aud deliver 10
the plaintiff deed r said premises aud also thai the
painiif he aliowedthe sum Of ss0O as lien upon said
premises Tor the snppIrt Of Mary lhoan. That the
aove defendants viii he required 70 said peii
ton on rheiore ,he cd day Of May, is5t Judgment
viii be entered AGAINST them.
MILLER PENNINGTON,
Mach l''-Swl t.t Any for Prf.
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'B 0rbes.' s.'Ous!!

n this enlightened nineteenth century II is
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he horrible prccecdings1 In despsrthe
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to the much moro pleasing prospect os his
in the hssement story of Mr.. j. H. WiIIisms'buiidnr
souh west corner of Main and Market streets where he
may re found at tines ready 10 an
vrstions that may be required. ~
September o, 1859. "'"oN
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for the Counting Room and business pursuits.
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OF PARTNERSHIP

IL Notice i. hereby given thsithe firm OF WRIGHT
FAWCETT il this day, by mutual consent dissolved;
All uersuns indebted said firm are requested to cav
settle Immediately, as The business OF the hm must
!. .io.sd .. DEW WRIGHT,
~ YHOS. W. PAWCETT.
!Ptlmont, March 10, 1854. ,,. -, a.
q r., al Hunter, are motled that the' ho'es on" ~
indulgence Cannot be given. W. -
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a DMINiSTRATOR'S NOTicE-No.
IN tes is hereby gwen tha, a, the Prn ale Court foI
Belmont County, the undersigned was AppoinIed aud
qualified as Admin strAtor OF the estate of Samuel H.
enapp late Of belmont County, deeeared.
Al those indebted 10 sad estate requested make
tmnsdists Ayment and those having claims against
said estate are notified TO present them for seeen NJ
within one year from this date.
THOMAS MlCuENER. Adm'f de bonii non.
March i7.--3t.l
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rIEt Es BEST WAR..aN
cOOwac ali :set a. cost and esrriase
w. r. AsBUIV
aee'sl No, Ter Main street, whs, Ars
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side, containing
IG4 Acres OF superior Land.
Is acres in timber. The improvements are all In the
hest order. consisting at pleasant Brick dwelling
house. built IN 1850 la gc name Barn Siahng. Sheds
Hay Scales Corn y Cnh unit, aud every impF0vui mt
necessary Tor Ia ming young orchard Of 800 trees oi
choice fruit TOR desirable aud p-asAnt lucauon aud
profitable Ia niug. Il 10 in the county.
The sec0ud farm laws almost adjoining Containing
l35 OF walnut aud sugar tree land, % acres of
which under cultivation, has an II an eS eleni
frame Barn, oomforahl log dwelling house. aud oth'r
necessary out luildinqs and a sms orchafd. Boih
fars well altered aud have good coal adv suages
For terms &c, apply TO the subs.rer on ihe nLcm'
isea. DAVID BRUWN,
March 3ist, le5t.-3m. pd.
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vuNHE BEES ARE WORKING.-And nd
Il STONE d. THOMAS have collected al the sign o
the BEEHIVE mo. IA Main ST., Wheeng,) more
deiic acies in The shape of SUMNER SILKS. DeBAGES
BAREGEs, TISSUES, DeLAiNES, sHAWLS, PAR
ASOLS etc. And OF them the sDeetest in style
well the cheapest and just suited TO the tastes OF
all in want of the latest style of Goods at very
low prices. Jhnc3 le53.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice 10
IL hsrsby given that al the Probate Court for Dei.
mont County. tie undersigned was appointed aud IuA'
ed A. Executor Of lhe estate Of Th"s Banad lave Of
Belmont Couniy, deed.
All those Indebted 10 said estate requested to make
immediate pAyment; and those having claims against
said estate notified 10 present them for setcuen NJ
within one yea from this date.
March list. WIN. q. BARNARD, Ex'I.
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NlANTILLAs AND sIIKs-A few

1Va don. beautiful mantas made OF eauti iftl lustred
black silks, watered do, and fancy oolured do plain
ana enlhr Odered, trmmed with lace fringe Also an
unusually large stock those long snAwLs, make
we have had last wears which every iody says are The
euest and cheapestn The city. Call and then, at
sep. 20. STONE & THOMAS
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4 DMINIsTRATORS' NOTICING

n DmINISlh hlOho NOIlCE, N o.
~ tice 10 hereby given that At tie Probate Court
los Beinort County. tbs undersigned WA appointed
and gushed ss AdniuisTso,s Of the estate OF Ira j.
Mcmillan, taie AZ Belmont tounty, deed
Al those indebted 10 ssd estate are 10 max
immsd late payment; and those having claims assns,
said esate are notified present them !or setlsmen
within one year from this date.
JULtANN MCMILLAN d
JOSEPH 2. CRAWFORD,
March lf.-3w. Administrators,
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VHN DE LIT FILOIVALLf CUNEU bf
DIR. HOOFLAND's
CELEBRATED GERMAN ..BlTTERS
PEEPARED BY
DIR. G. NJ. JACKSON,
No ton Arch Str.o, Dh;tadoI,L;,

Their power over tho above diseases - rot eu,,,a
ifcqused by any Other ,repara on The NJ ,tes
the cures attest, in many cases serskiiiu oil,
had failed.
These Bi,tcrs are worthy the attention of irr,,ia
Possessing great virtues in the recfe alton of
ofthe Liver aud lesser glands
ing powers III weakness and affections of The
organs, they are, wfthal SAFE certain and pleasant
READ AND BE CONVINCED,
En- PERKINS, Marietta Ohio, Feb. '22, 1851. said
Your Biters are highly priced by those ho have used
them. In case OF Liver Complaint of long standing
shieh had ressted hsskH ot ssperai PhysieiaHs WA.
entirely cured by the use of Five Hotties 4" '" "'
| Z. h. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage CO., O., April o3
1852, Ssd"rhe German Dtters you sent me last have
not yet come TO hand have Eeen of the for
some time to the great detment Of invads II meJ
icine thought of and sought after in this connu
\ nifty"
d. NJ. HUTCHINSON, NJ. D., Bedford Cuyahog,
co., o. August 49, 1882 said 'The Bitters you sbipped
me in May last are all gone - think il is a or, al
medicine, aud recommending il to my patients aud
friends (Which do for no other patent medic ne.) You
will please forward 4 large supply"
| =. FRENCH, Wooster. o., Nov. 30, 1852 said;
have used some three four Bottles of foofand's Ger
man Bters for Dys epsia and have derived great hene
from their use heiieve them to be good for all dis
| cases fui whch they are recommended"
w. NJ. ORR, Wooster, -. ,Oc,oh r2d, 1859, ,sad"Yo
ask me my opinion of the German Bitiers have used
them 10. Dyspepsia aud Indigestion take pleasure
in stating that think they the very hest remedy
aut for the above deeidedy in adj
| rone, Of all the proprietary medicines Of theday."
| INT. Orr is a sdistinruis shed lawyer Of W1oser
| These Bitters arc EsTtRELY VEGETABLE. Ihsy nsveJ
PROSTATE The system, but inpigeratsh.
u. ALEXANDER. At. Cisirsvills.
! Geo. g. Bethel, Flushing.
| VIM. Dunbar, ,IJnioniown.
| =, Gregg, MorrisiOwn.
| ". ". Nott Barucsvilie.
VI. p. Miles II Son, Soinerton.
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere. Oct rs 81
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The attention OF the public IL respectfully called
the superior facilities afforded this Institution fc
qualifying individuals in thorough practical manne
ioT the Counting Room and business pursuits.
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V,,wovALUABLEFARMs FOR SALE.
IG4 Acres Of superior Land.

u Situate an the Nsiionai ROaI three miles east
st. T.CLAiRSViiLE, including the farm Oh which
side, containing
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-09-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKETS
will be ready for distribution tomorrow
The Prospect.

The Editor of the dHegherliGn in his last paper
appears be fully satisfied about the result of the
next election, and from his tripod announces THAT
Judge Pollock viii be elected Governor by a very
large majority" He arrives at this conclusion
from several causes which he details, and amongst
others he asserts '.that the two old Democratic
papers at Harrisburg both desire the defeat of
Gov. Bigler."-This the editor knew TO be untrue,
when he wrote it., as it is well known that the
three leading Democratic papers published in that
place, viz: the Keystone, Democratic Union, and
Pennsylv ania Patriot are all warm in the support
of the whole Democratic State and County tickets,
and was only intended to gull his readers until
"electon day"
His last reason is (and probably to him the
most powerful), he says that 1.-THE new and mys-
terious order of Known othings, whose only prin-
ciple to be success in view of the certainty
OF Pollock's election are all turning in for him,
and that they viii secure his election by many
thousands"
Here he openly admits the utter want of prin-
cpe in the proscriptive faction of Know Nothings,
and places his entire reliance upon their aid TO en-
sure Judge Pollock's election. He admits the
desperate condition of the Wing party, when it is
compelled to abandon all its old issues, and cling
to the band of midnight conspirators, who dare
not avow their membership as "Know Nothings' -
and who care for no principle but success.-Shades
Of Clay and Webster, how has the once great
Wing party fallen, anu to what desperate shifts
must it be driven, when those Who were once its
members are to be encouraged to adhere 20 it, and
keep up their dropping spirits, by relying upon
the efficient aid of the great party of "Know
Nothings. Alas fer the readers of the Alleghe-
nian, when they look for ''infurmation" from its
editor, and are assured by him that they fear his
predictions, and 'nray rely upon their correct
nsss
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Gov. BigIer's Address.

We have just received copy of Gov. Bigler's
Address to the People of Pennsylvania, from
Waverly, New York, where he has for some time
past been confined to his room by severe illness,
but we are happy to say he is now fast recover
ing Prevented from meeting and addressing the
people at meetings in the several counties of the
state as he had contemplated, and as the election
is fast approaching, he has deemed it proper to
address the people through the press as the most
speedy way of making known mis- opinions upon
the political topics of the day. We have perused
it with much pleasure, and can pronounce it a
sound document, which will be perused by our
readers with satisfaction. We shall publish ii
next week.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-09-28

Governor BigIer at Townnda.

We learn from the Bradtord Reporter that
Gov. Bigler reached Towanda on the I'd inst, and
remained until the 5th. On Monday evening.
the 4th inst, the Governor addressed large
audience in front of the Court House, and was
listened to with marked attention. The Reporter
says
''The truth and justice of his remarks in re-
gard to all questions of State policy, met the
dial response of every Democrat present, and
commended themselves to the judgement and con-
sideration of every opponent. The Governor
then advertcd to question which, in this section,
is exciting consderanii, interest, and about which
there was some anxiety to hear his Yiews-the re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise, and the Kansas
Nebraska law. This question he claimed should
not be connected with the Conventional contest
He should be judged by his official acts, and upon
them stand or fall. The question was one for
which he not legitimately responsible. The
portion of his speech upon this subject was sub
stantially the same as that delivered at Montrose
the week previous"
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BOOK CATALOGUE.

We have received copy of the illustrated
catalogue of Blanchard Lea's Medical Sur
gical and Scientific Publications at Philadel-
phia for the year 1854, for which we are
much obliged to the publishers From the
specimens given of the numerous works, itap-
pears that no exertions are spared to render
them worthy of the public confidence, and
correct in every point of typographical sccu-
racy and mechanical execution.
The woodcuts are exquisite. and gentlemen
desirous of adding to their libraries can readl-
ly obtain such works as they wish by applica-
ton to the publishers Any person wishing
to examine the catalogue can do SO, by calling
at our office.
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Let the PeopIs Remember,
The Truth well Spoken!

90 Unfortunately for the American cause, there
are too many men advocating it who are totally
destitute of honesty and patriotism.-Self ag-
grandizement and advancement is all they care
about. To accomplish this, they resort to any
means, however dshonorable, or however destruc
tive they may be to the furtherance of American
principles. To them principle is nothing great
moral and political cause is nothing-the per
manency and perpctuity of free institutions are
worthless, in comparison with their personal
vanity, interest and ambiton.-American Citizen.
C-Verily, this is the honest truth. every word
of it; but we little expected it from the quarter
it emanates. We always believed the leaders in
the Know Nothing crusade to be a set Of brok en-
dow political hacks who had lost all influence in
the party to which they respectively adhered,
whose only motive to grasp the spoils of of
fee through this secret political machinery; but
did not anticipate confession of the kindfrom
the {" American Citizen,' the Know Nothing or gan.
1t is strong to be hoped, now that the
the '.Citizen" has made clean breast of it, that
this band of consprators against the Constitutions
of the State and Nation, will be unable any long
er, to deceive their k,soo nothing and simple mind
ed followers.