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he rrm1rkth'c c'es 0arf1rnni hy the grea:ost OF an
medicines. "C ET.N'$ - iNISI MTNTCRBr Men
rsgia RteGus't-I' ScrpiTia, Eruftions the Skin,
Liver Dseaso F"vrrs Ulcers. Did Sores. Affections OF
the KiiuCys, Diseases ot tho Throat Female Complaints
Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints. speedily
10 flight using ;h!- great and inrs;in e.remedy.
For all ds-a.cs of the Blood nothing has yet been
found to COM with IT, II cltaNsOs tire eytem of all
impurities, acts gently and efficiently the Liver and
hidncys ftrcngeus tie Digestion. gives to the
stomach. makes the skiu clear and hestiy, and re
stores the Constitution eufceNed ty disease or broken
down h. The eXcessCs Of youth, 10 lis pristine ygor and
strength.
Fu the Laiics il IS lncomparahly Lccr than all tile
cosmetics eFD- used. few G0ses Of CARTERs
Ir'Trrr win remove al saOwness of comulexiun
luc TIE cnsrs rcUllIlE 10 trc cheek. rive elasticity
le s:en. ana Ae general health ia remark able
LegrCc. hcy end a' tie mcd iucs ever heard Of.
The iarg" uUIuhnr of certificates which recei
v-d from persons fO at D,-is Of the United states is
the les; evif nc" tIt there Is 10 Ihug about it, the
rrt hotel keepers. uscirais hy sicians and public
mon vel kuo"n to tho community. alradd their test
mnry t. tie wonderful eiccts Of This GEEAT.RLOOD
PURITii i.
Can on the AGrvT AMI ccta Circular and Almanac
and read tic wonderful cures ;his truly greatest of all
MCGiCiHes has performed.
None genuine auess signed BENNETT & BEERS;
froHrirors. No. Pearl S:-e't Richmond Va TO whom
all orders for supplies and ogeucics must lie addressed
And for sale lv
II. ALEXANDER. 81. Clairsyi,le.
Jar. EsSor. WHoriiu-.
VIM. psula- Tuiontuyvn.
Gen.C. Beli.l. Flushing.
Il. :. Clark, Horrstown.
II. n. Mott. Baruasviie.
II. T " Hes Z SOV. Sor1'rtH-l
Ttd Ir Dealers ir Medicines everywhere. Nov. 10.
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SPECIAL NOrICES.
ONO SCHOOL TTRRAuy

The Clerks Of the diferori townships tnnd Incer.
poraicd VlNges in Belmont County will please call
at the Auditors Office in ST. Clairsvlle to receive
and receipt for that part Of the Ohio School Library
now on hand for distribution, and let them each
bring small sized box TO carry the b0sks in, md
come soon, ID TRUEMAN, Audi
Dec. ID, 1854.
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In Michigan, the Methodists number l6,
$50, Probalioners 2,s4l, local preachers 23l,
churches 1879, valued at $246,oOO, with an
additional $4s,73o for parsonages.
APPoINrMENT by THE PREsIDENT.-Wil-
liam H. Hudson, of Connecticut, to be Consul
Ayres, in the place Of F. M. Ellis, resigned.
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SILKS.

n HE largest stock of Silks and Satins
,GIO vir of every etylc aud quality. B0CGlc, fgd.
Rain and rladS and stripes embracing the greatest
bargains we ever bought. Plain ChGnse0hic, worm
stu from - UsO Figd aud plain do worth 90
ini !5 al 30 TO 5Cs; lew pieces lrtt o thoSS f2 H.
fancy aud black silks worth 81 to 90, of wbich we
have sold 20 meny ins few weeks, 1T :Gs TO Gu ett-
" No trouble 10 snow Ihem,' at r.
STONE & THOMAS,
Nov 90 III, Main 81. Wheeling
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

December 10.
River falling sl6wly. Weather cold.
Flour 7,50a7,70.
Hogs 4,5Oa4,75.
Greer hams 7a64.
The Price Current MAZE receipts to date
two hundred End twenty-five thousand against
two hundred and thirty two thousand TO cor
responding date last year.
Eastern Exchange advanced to II prem.
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COMMERCIAL. RECORD.
Sr. CLAIRsvILLE Dec. 81

Eggs, 10. Butter, ls. Flour, e,75. Hams
10. Shoulders, 7: Sides, 81 Corn Meal,
rs. Sugar, 7@S. Coffee, II. Moasses
3l@33 Oats, 45@4O. Clover Seed 800.
Timot ly-scarce 3,25 $3.50. Dried Apples
90. Nails Sa9d 4,S7, Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 1862 Lard &c. Potatoes 81 ,25.
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SlIERIFF'S SALE.
J. Z. Grove
rs.
Ann +. Pool.

ID Court of Common Pleas OF BenuaI CUunty, OH =
| VIII oler for sale at Public Auction on
Wednesday, the lOM day Of January, A. d.
Is5j lo;woen the hours OF 10 o'to;i a. NJ aud oco X
r. NJ Of said day the ,ot doc. Of the Ccur; House
in ST. Cajrsvile Belmont County. OHIO the i1Howing
described lands and enementstO TO wit; situate yhs aud
being the County Of Belmont ard Stae o! Ohip, aud
bounded and described iDiiows LOS Nns. one, iwo
three, four, fva and twenty eight in the town of the
Great Western r,d county. ayd also one 0.cr tract
parcel Of land supposed to hc oc and hail acres,
huing all that uO5t o aud whoi Isaac Lee bought Of
Benjamin Barrett, WnCh lies south OF the Town plat ui
the Grea; Western in Belmont County. Ohio. bound.
ol ~ the East 10y Isaac Lea furmery Jon MCCracken
TIE Suula rs john Sauuon oU the Wc>IAy the CoUn-
ty Road, and tic North hy town plat OF TIE Great
Weston in sail riunty. Sherlt,s Office, ST. Clalrsve.
U3cel!.ier the c:i. l-ji
JOIN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Dee. 9th, ls5i 'e3,7j
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BRITISH Periodicals..
EARLY COPIES SECURED.
0-57-prenliu,hs TO New subScribers!!

LEON ARD SCOTT & Co, New YORK. Continue to re.
pu Jish the following British Periodicals., viz
].
THE LONDON QUARTERLY Qonservalivc).
,.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Was).
g.
TIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Frcc church,.
i.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW lLireraD.
B.
BLACKWooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (rNy.
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Fed and fa,tencd in the pen"
Neft Monday!
Not us, certainly. for Turkey and all. her
allies, geese, ducks, and chickens, will be
completely taken by storm. Bright eyes
and shining faces are looking to the annual
visit OF old Santa Claus, and visions of well
filed stockings haunt their visions of the
night. What an illustration Of childish faith
it is 20 witness on Christmas eve,
''The stockings a II hung by the chimney with care,
In the hope that ST. NicholusSsoon would be there >,
faith that coming years will rudely dash,
but which is sweet while it lasts.
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State of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

Joseph Perkins {; Louisa Perkins, hA wife, Plaintiff:
Us:
Isaac rcrkins. RcuHcn rcrsins, Samuel Pertains George
Perkins. July Ann rcrkius. Adam ictkIns, Mary
Perkins, ilczchiah Sailc and his wife Cc!ana Arthur
Mtaiay and his vile l.onlsa John MtGsy and his
wife Emily, rhHip Shaier aud his wIle Elizabeth,
samuel Reed aud his wre Maonia. Defendants:
Petition for Partition.
FNHE Defendants all residents of the County OF Be-,
l. mont except Arthur MIGary and his wife who re.
SIDE the State OF Virginia will all take notice that
the Plaintiffs atorest id on the Mh OF December 1854
filed their petition in the Court of Common Pleas oil saih
County against all of said defendants, demanding par
,tion OF all the real estate of which eubcn Perkins late
o Belmont County died seized Of said real estate being
in several tracts situate IN the CouSy nt Belmont and
dcscr as follows wit Firsttract being ar Of
the c.Gr of 81 Up. D, range t. containing wi
I'd being qr oin ar. oi same Sec range and
Tp containing 3JU acres, Sd tract being II. ofthe
ar sec u. Up and rage l. containing ~ acres.
ith tract being the half OF o sec D. range and
In = containing ~ acres jth tract being part OF the
west half of or OF H. tp and 4, contain
ing 40 9th tract beng eqr oI the or OF see
Of Tn I aud range 4 containing :g.U acres 9Th tract
being 10 acres of equal breadth OF the west end 81 The
ar OF the qr OF sec. lj ip and range eth tract
being the qr of the OF SEC "a ~ = and range
containing 10 30 tt tract ltng w to lois Ist lo
hcing part Of west hall cf n OGsec a. tp aud range
A. containing Is acres 2d lot ncing Moth end of w o
II ar -. Ip and Irnge 4, containing ~ acres
Ithtra-t heiTg sec 36 tp aud range t. containing
81 acres more less, lIt tract being WI Of q: oi
sec % tp and containing 1913 acres 18th irac
lcmg hes ar Oin ar of sec 20 tp and !, con
tanning 70 81 acres, l3tl tract Icing the Qr o
or of sec 90 tp aud range 4, containing J9No acres
Ith being 40 acres OF equal breadth OF and OF
wqr sec II, tpj and range 4, 18th traci heing
of ar of 90 tp5 and range 4, containing '95ll
ceres 10Th tract heing part OF the ar nj sec 90
tp and range Containing 20 acres, l7th tract icing
the or Of 49, tp aud range 4, containing ~ ac
all isad acts OF land containing IN the aggregate el
less, and particularly described IN salu
! petition aud 10 which the Defendants are referred.
That partition of ld premises is demanded su eo 10
the dover, hcret fore assigned 10 Mary Perkins and
which is set in said petition That at the next term
o said Courl IN February ls55 the Defendants are al
nolfed III at an order OF partition will lie asked oI de
manding partition of said premises between the rariits
10 wit and that ii partition ,aunot bc had without
manifest injury, then tnai said premises lie APPRAISED
| MILLER PENNINGTON,
| Attorney for rlaintiGs.
Doc. L lShi-Gw.
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oTThe Novelty Iron Works, New York,
have discharged FIVE hundred hands and closed
up, in consequence Of the hard times. u
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OHIO CULTIVATOR FOR 1855.
REMEDY FOR ssIARD Tunes"

'gNHEE " f N II VOLUME oi the
ohio CuItirator will commence Jan. lsi' le55--
The editors are resolved 10 spare no pains
Tho rnulaon and usefulness of the paper; ana MIlh
the beeit of years tlperienoe ana mHCh travel
onong lie fla rmers uf West they believe that they
can make the CuL1SAToR iof inc cohlhe iea VI ino,o
sun Io s readers than ever heiore aud better adapt
ed frr The soil and climate, and productions OF the ier
zion for which il is designed, ltSn amy other paper VI Inc
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SUERIFF'S SALE.
John Nels% anger
rs:
lsaac NekWanrer.


u ! vrtuo OF an Exccui ION to me dirrc:sd from the
ID Court Of Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio,
VIII offer for sale at Public Auction on
Wednesday, Ike 5h day Of JaaHary, 4. D.
lfi between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and ocioCk
r. Of said day the premises Of Isaac Neiswau-er.
in Rch!ard township, Belmont Ccunty. Ohio tile fol-
lowing goods and Chattcs to wit Two Bay Mares, one
Three wear Old Colt One Back Mare, One Spring Colt
Three Mich Cows, -Four head OF young Cct.e and 4 oi
of in ihc Barn, supposed 10 be Two Hundred hush
els Sheriff Oaice, 81. CIarsvillr. Dec. o. trji.
JOHN L. NICHOLS, Sheriff
Dec.c2, ISL. SI,i2
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4 tENTS FURNISHING GOODS, CRA-
yats Shirts Collars Neck Ties, Pocket Iiandker-
chiefs Scarfs Comforts. Kid and BucksknGioves sts'
penGefs, NC 60 A comp plete assortment at
PRINT & KAGLES.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
EM3:D

hc Worship ut II O'Clock, A. NJ. Sabbath School
at q o'clock 2. NJ David Thoburn, Superintendent
PRfsBYTERIAs CBURcH.--Pas,or John MoGaf.--
Public Worship at II o'clock, a. NJ. Sabbath
School at 3 o'clock p NJ George Anderson, Super.
iniendnnt.
ASSOCIATE REforSLD CHrrcu-Pnsior, Aleydn.
der Young. Public Worship at u o'clock A. NJ
Bible Class, instructed by the Pastor at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
SocIETY or FRlESps. Public Worship inc
Church at ! ! O'Clock, A NJ. &c
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ID r.. 6 A S T o n

e sENDERS his Professional services 10
[ the citizens of BgLIAIRE and vicinity
Nov. "a, lsjI
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SoAr.--For ''tip-top" article of German
Ros,n soap, go to iC. G., HubJard's, where
you will be sure to get it. We did.
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NIL q. Sc Co. have recently published, and have
now for sale, the "FARMER'S GUIDE" by Henry ste
plens of Edinburgh and The late Prof Norton, oil ai'
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Containing l6OO pages, IA steel and 600 wood engA
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sErvlc,s " rnE Coryry lNLlnnAny;--eoNaEs.
esds- For the best Dagucrreotypes
Single Or in groups, so to 100 Main
street, Wheeling,

And our old en-, WIN. M.FARls is there 10
furnish all that is excellent in is aud as low as the
seme material quality can he had at any similar es
tablishmegt in the country.
Reeollect his rooms are nearly OPT osite the Bridge
adjoining the Monroe House
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As a Remedy for Hard Times,

The ONO CULTfVATOR, will aim 10 imparl Enowi,
doe of n,pInvrd nclots of cultivation, how to avoid
lnsscs nv dfCuth INJURIOUS insects. &c The most prom
be kinds of crops hest breeds o siock, cuhdtoh ana
nrosuocts oi the markets, &c In short, the paper Will
ha deyot ed 10 The interests OF the FARM, The SHOP aud
,he FRrslpE and seek the elevation OF lAboR IN all iS
ieritimse Interests; qusckeTy and humhug III
ali their lurns aud hiling The noble station OF true
Home Paper Of the West,
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| Dec 9Th, 1854. Columbus, Ohio
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TINES IMPROVING EAsT.-1he Albany
KNrcKERnocxER,.o .os late date, publishes the
following gratifying financial intelligence:
There was run made on the ginger
bread man of Troy on Saturday. Up TO 9
doughnut. In consequence of the stamina
exhibited, consuls advanced an inch and q
half
OJ~One branch Of the Burns fugative
slave case cost the Un ted States as follows:
For military expences $l3,ll5,7S
For extra police 1000 90
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TERMS AND PREMIUMS.
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Payments to be made IN all cases an adUaace
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- ted from the Court nj Common Pleas OF Belmont
COun W. OHIO, will oGer for Eale At Puiltc Auction
The 25h day Of January, A. ID. 1855,
between the hours of % O'Clock, n. ". and 4 o.
clock, i. NJ Of said day, at the front door Of the Court
House. in ~. ClnTsve, IN said county the following
lands and tencmeBts to wit Siiu1te lying and being in
said county Of Belmont, and state OF Ohio. bounded
and described as follows TO wit Beise in Rirkwood
town shpn said county il being the south side Of Sec
ton No. ., ofTOwBshp No. ., and Range No.6, con.
tanning hundred aud sixty acres more or less the
said quarter extends the said Section No and
IS founded on the south side By lands owned by Thom
az Mex inney and the north side by lands owned by
John Goodman and Jonathan Fox and is situate IN
sight of the National Road and the Road leading to
Egypt in said krkYoOd township, subject 10 the dover
interest Of Mary Major, heretofore assigned.
Shetn's Once at St. Clsrsviilc. December 90 f5ji.
JOHN G.. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Dec -. lS5i.-s3,Tj
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Who ARE THE NoMIyEEs.-lt is a singular
fact that the noffinees of the late Staunton
Convention, Henry A. Wise, Elisha w. Nc
Comas and w. p. Bocock, were all arrayed
against the Democracy in 1910! 1t is a
singular spectacle that the Virginia Democ-
racy could not find even one worthy Old Sta
ger, but should thrust all the honors on those
who were for the "Unioa of the Wings for
the sake o. the Union" in the memorable
canvass Of ls50.--Fred. Herald.
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HR,NnN- ilr'rr wine, pure inire grape apwsJr
. pure, just FeG'daI lsept ~ ALxsAxs
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TO rACHERs,
CHRISTMAS.

"Who would be a turkey han,
Fed and fattencd in the pen"
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erTransient advertisements and job work must
be paid for in advance.
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Total Sl4.l65.76
The Mayor Of Boston has sent this bill to
Washington. and it has been paid from the
National Treasury.
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tJAll COMMUNICATIONS and advertisements must
20 handed in before 10 o'clock on Wednesday, or be
DELAYED another week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-01
MEDICINES
YI1HE only infalllbls Medicine known

YUyHE only infHllible Medicine known. -
i BUERoW,E ELIXIR vITA--Thc original ar
fcle In all ita purity Quick ard powerful. its viz
tres are proverbai--in 40 many instances having
raised from, the very verge of the tomb the subjects
nsls Of the most exalted character from individuals
aud Institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Feltows
Lodges OF Norfolk The medicines able TO give relief
numerous and valuable ;n1t If persons willing
to suspend their use and submit TO Of ELK.
IR VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those regarded as utterly ncurable only three four
weeks. 1t will thoroughly purify the bIoode In
scrofuls, Rheumatism, indigestion, &c., it stands
alone It's action on the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient. Depraved humors in the
circulation affect the vital orsans. course Of two
or three weeks will relieve the system of sill morbid
rnstter reaction ensues, an ncSntrollabe appetite
with high end vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds that often end in a rapid decliEs
nothing 10 comparable. For mercurial and syphilitic
diseases it Is truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestige OF the disease. Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced decaying.
If So st the end of three weeks suspend its use s
weeks recommence, and at the end OF three weeks
the body win be restored TO its or ginsl health.
We have just been put in possession of liberal
supply of the above invaluable medicine, the won
derful curative powers of which proverbial.
PURCELL, LADD L CO.,
JACKSON b. WOOD,
GkUBBS u AFPERSON,
fe 25-ly Druggists.
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JOHN TURPfN,
B. w. ROPER,
NH 80 dGcts WILLIAM MURRAY.

HO-PARTNERSHIP NOrICE.--The
~ undersigned having essocia;ed together, under
the style of LARUS & SHINE, to conduct the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS In all
its various branches to take effect from the 1st of
july 1884, beg leave inform their friends and the
pubic generally that they have opened in the large
and comn,odious house, No IA Main street formerly
occupied by Messrs. Smith l. Roberts, and Dmedi.
ately opposite Smith Harwood's Hardware Store,
where alu avs be found large and welselected
stock of HOUSE FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CLOCKS in the great
est variety, together with all the necessary articles
ia the house. furnishing lnea
l. L 5. will give their undivided attention to all
sales of Real and Personal Estate. such selling
Houses and Lots, Stock sales of Groceries, Dry
Goods Boots Shoes Hats, House Furniture, &c. &c,
which will be attended to with prompness, and &C.
counts of sales always ready when applied for.
We have in store now, splendid stock OF Goods,
Of all the various branches, which has been bought
low for cash. and which will be sold unususily low,
determined to establish reputation for
selling goods of all styles at extremely low prices.
We have a large and commodous room on the I'd
floor, which will be exclusively land is well adapted)
for in door sales, where goods of all styles be
properly arranged, and exhibited to advantage pre-.
vious to the sale. P c. LARUS,
JAMES n. SHINE.