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Eh'S ADDlTlON IO 81. FACL
II ANiNG perfected the survey OF the above Addition
we are now ready to offer for sale the most desirable
oahs sites ever offered in this community. The ad
can,ages OF BREWSTERS ADDITION to St Fauiis per
ecty obvious fro the et its central ton being
immediately in tee rear of the Capitol on command
neaee Yefioeking the sstiR city sndsqTaRndns
country for miles, every side, ~ ,.....t
The close proximity to the central and most extensive
busne ocStes of tire town. show eonctusiveiy the de-
eenes 81 Whist Is the Addition to our bcautifu and
iar-.ained metropolis. '.1'-4ii bih 49,
We have spared neither expense f the ran Of
me streets to ma this the post attractive por-
uon OF st. Paul ruRnng north and South are
hundred feet wlde the streets running east spd west
are eighty feet WIDE rsng this alone superiority over
any other Iartof the whole place For ter4 FsRs sc
apply to = 3Rl a. WV. BREWSTER co,
Opposite che Posi- Once.
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| MARBLE WORKS. The undersigned has been appo'n
ll ted agent &C. Kent Fuller's ce'ebra ed Die
maunac,Ory, whereby he Is enabled to fill all
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TO THE PUBLIC.
M S. COMES will 20 ~ New York and Boston ON the
w LIST of AUGUST and offers his services 20 e ,ub
lic to procure any works, eicr in the Law: I,eicl
Miscellaneous department of bis business. rs ac;rtes
such that he procure any works from Eu. end
every part of the United States. PARTIES depend
having their orders filed with promptnsss and despatch.
IS Orders respectfully solicited.
BY W. S. COMBS,
july 14-tf Near the American House.
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| Io0th and ls0th miles bo,b insi..I.. WV
/ H LAYFfYETTf A sands,,, ,r.,o,, a, yved,.o.
day. the 10Th Of apri until one o'eocI I'm The
FOR that norton OF The road Ivinr no, ,e mar
/ I7jst miles 10th incius,ye US WV '"''" ""'
From the ohio River west IN thu taotb roii. i,e,r
siys Bdde,s viii hid for inc es,o,.tv M JJmo.nns
and IN, Ike ns,e,.i n, a.. xo,h i.o,. - ~, :,
lmfss. '' ""' i'''
nj mu st he of the bes ousy of so,soned ,uI @ "s'
bids for unscrecned Gravel will he con s,der.d to
that portion the road living beveen tbe ia7b sna
I6Sth miles, inclusive. ' ""'
Bids wi I'M be eons;d.,ed IN, . ..y :,
for that norton of the Road jving 6etyeen tbe ash
18th miles inclusive and for Bins Co,s- nv ,hs xo,
soth and sist miles. - - W. '"o '''''
Bids for screened Gravel will be considered fo,
portion of the Road lying between the Io0h and t51,h
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Sheriff S Office, Feb. 24th, s54-ss,75.
,HERIFF'S SALE.-JoHs NE1EEN ys

- HEhlft'S SALE.-JoHN NEALEE vs..
- C. w. NEALEs, ct. al I'm Partition.
Bv virtue OF order of sale to me, directed in the
Court of Common Pleas, in Belmont County, Ohio, /
will offer for sale at, public auction on
Saturday, lst; day Of April, A. D. 1854,
between the hours, OF 10 O'Clock, m. and O'clock p.
M of said day, on the premises in Peas To-, In said
county. The following described lands & tenements
situate lying and being in the county of Belmont, and
State Of ohio; Being in Sec: s. TIP; g; and r. com,
red oak and near small run. thence west l6O percles
to white OAK; thenes 9. Eel ls, 4perches to an old
shenee Sss%e T. an & SeSee 70 seasD
per ches to beec thence 30t ee IA, 2pe cheS to w.
Ws ssge IL BsI'eSs sn em 70 b. ws.1
perches TO aSyeamore thence 40e Is, perches
to beech; thence $. 23ee. l9,s perches TO poplar
G. 90 perches to POST, (beafing to W. Walnut n
20 W. 90 nks thence s9i &C. 81 percbes to range
line. thence n I6s percbes to the place 5f beginning
contsnipg l3O acre rood ~, % perches.
Also another being in the section AZORES id
aud described follows TO wit: beginning at the
corner of said tract az an old stump: thence s2ee Is
thence % e. IL sperches to ash: thences a5se
o. perehes to beech thence 8. dlt ew. 81 perchei
thence n, 10! e2, perches to stake: thence
675ee ~ perches 10 st0ne thence l7t IA, per
ses 30 % willow Thence t5ue % Psrchss thence
20 4, perches: thence G7t l2 perehss; thence
n 27i W 10, perches thence II s7t7 7w 10, perehes
thence 150 perches TO white.oak TO the place OF be
ginning, containing 50 acres rood 0, 20 perches.
Also another tract being in the SANE section aforesaid
and described Ps follows, to wit beginning at the
corner of saidtract beech thence s30i II, per
ches white walnut thence 3ei oe II perehes to
n. walnut thence 43t e perches TO elm theme,
s4ii oe 10, perehes to Sycamore; thence 4Oee Is
Poplar: thence 90 - perchcs to a sugar thence
ace go perehes to post Clearing to W walnut e
% Inks thence sgt w 20, 30 perches TO Bay':
run: thence N Of W l3 perches: thence 4sew l3,
perches: thence 22l 10, perches! thence 3el
perches; thenge 9le 10, perches: thence So IL
perches thence l3t ee 81, perches thence 72t "a
co. perches to Chestnut tree thence Oh 81 perehes
TO beech, to tho place Of beginning. Containing 81
acres rood "a perches.
SheIiff,s Office. Feb. 9th. ls5i.-s9sO
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NJ OTICE--Joseph Baugher, jeremiah

~ NOTICE.-Joseph Baugher, Jeremiah
name of Baugher, Fisher Il Co., compiainants Will
liam Lceper, John j. Leeper, John D. Campbell Samuel
Leeper Alexander Leeper, sr, Alexander Leeper, it,
Joseph Boyd, Joseph McNuu and John Culbertson de.
tendants. in the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
County and State of Ohio.
ed compainants, the 3D. day of December 1852 filed
in said court their hill in chancery the object and
Of which is to aside snd void the transfer
OF certain personal property of w. J. J. Leeper by
John J. Leeper the 18th day Of November 1852 to
Samuel Leeper, Alexander Loeper, sr. Alexander Leep
er. jr Joseph McNut, Joseph Boyd and John Cubert.
on. ..,.. ,., Mill
Also, 10 aside as fraudulent and void pretended
ssae by William Leeper to John b. Campbell of certain
goods property OF W. j. j. Leeper on or about The
18th day of Novemhers 1s52 And that the persons
whom said transfer and pretended sale was made may
er obtained and received by them respectively and
that the proceeds offad proparty much thereof
may be necessa therefor may be applied satisfy the
claims of complainants against w. j. j. Leeper And
the said John D. Campbell and William Leeper here
by notified that the 9lh day of February 1854 com
among other things the recovery by them of judgments
on their claim against W. q. J. J. Leeper for S27927
and 3O5 go and costs of suits. And that since the
filing Of the original bill the said William Leeper and
John b. Campbell have left the State Of Ohio with said
goods for the purpose of deraudng the ctedtors of w
and psyipg Is ab5ve and Tor other and further relief
and they are further notified that unless they appear and
plead. answer demur TO said Bills within sixty day
ihef The next term Of said Court the said compaInant
the term next aner the expat Of said sixty days
IN apply to said Couit 70 take the matters of ,he Bill
as Confessed and to decree 'hsIeHn sfspdnsl 4S
MGreh 3, Is53.-6t.
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We see by the Court Records, that the Two coun.
terfeiters, White OF Buffalo, and Lawrence, ol
Epping N. H., have been placed under ten thousand
dollar bouds, each, for making and selling, imlta,
the Law should protect men from imposition at all,
it should certainly protect trem from being imposed
upon by worthless counterfeit of such a medicine
as Ayers CHEEKY PeStoral. We can only complain
that the punishment is not half enough. The vii.
lain, who would for galtry gain, deliberately trfe
with the health Of his fellow man, by taking from
their lips, the cup of hope, when they sinking,
and substituting fasehoodsan utter deluson, should
be punished at least as Severely as he who coun.
,ereies the coin OF his country Co. Banner,
CaYrollton, H.
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HTSYPHILIs, scRoEULA AND DISEASED BLooD-For
these terrific diseases, Carers Spanish Mixture in
the only specific.
The proprietors have in their possession over one
hundred certificates of the most extraordinary cures
effected by it. ...
We refer tothe certificate of Richard Adams, late
High Sheriff of Richmond, Va, Edwin Burton,
Commissioner Of the Revenue for Rchmond Gen
Welch, uf the Mammoth 'Circus DIR. Hendly o
Washington City; Mr.. VIM, A. Matthews, and c
b. Luck, Esq, Of Richmond, Va; Mr.. F, Boyden,
Exchange Hotek Vh.; and a Host of other, who
have seen cases of the worst description cured by
Carriers Spanish Mixture. They all certify that il
is the greatest purifier of the blood known.
=. sSee advertisement March 10. I'm.
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TINE STATE OF oBto ByI,MoNT

y County; ss.-J.sEs Mo1sg, plaintiff W: TpoN.
tioe in attachment. Nv
The defendant Thomas turtle is bereby no,i6 ,l,a,
Sh S,u ihe Wh Day oiFebrusIy,A 1894, peitiop was
e said Thomas Turtle, the object and prayer or
80 collect debt owing by said deTcndspt 10 said
Pdln'ih on an account for goods sold and delivered
WORK and labor and materials furnished by the La
10 and for the defendant. Amount due sy1U7 with in
terest Com the 23d day Of June 1853 and thtt The pro
pey Of the defendant has been attached in tbis case
Ihe said defendant hereby rEtuirsd tn answer or
henur petition en- before the lIh day Of NAV
4. D. 1s or said petifion VIII be taken as irue and
confessed NRd Judgment te ndered theron
JOHN u. HEATOH, Clerk.
Feb. II, lejI.-6w.
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cSTATE of OHIO. BELMoNT COIN.
March II, 1854

NJ TY, ss.--Court of Common Pleas. ANON DAVIS,
plant f. john WELLS, ct al, defendants. Petition.
Mary Jane MiIhorp, Thomas Hood Mhorn, Sarah
Ann Milhorn, Elton Franklin Mhorn, Stacey G. Mil.
horn, Giles H. Mlhorn and the other heirs names not
known, and all children and heirs at law Of Jacob Mil
horn, deceased and all residing in the State of Indiana,
hereby notified that the Plaintiff filed petition in
the Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County on the
18th day of March, 1854 against them and others setting
forth IN said petition among other things mat about
deceased executed atite hnnd for the conveyance by
deed TO the plaintiff of the of the following described
premises situate in Belmont County, Ohio, and being
the half of the NJ L. Or. of Sec H. Tp and Range
excepting 12 acres in the p E. corner of said that
said Jacob MlhoYp died without having executed to the
plaintiff deed for said premises; the plaintiff asks the
Court for Judgment that the above named and referred
70 heirs Of Jacob Mhorn decd. and deliver TO
the plaintiff deed for said premises, and also that the
plaintiff he allowed the sum of $780, as lien upon said
premises for the support of Mary thorn. That the
above defendants hi he required 10 answer said petit
ton before the Cd day of May, 1854, or Judgment
will be entered against them. ,-
,'...l4.g, MILLER PENNINGTON,
March l7.-ewtl i : a,!b II Aa'y Tor frfi
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March "a, 1e54-6w.
.TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-

.STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ y, SS.-BENJ. II. OGG, plaintiff, VS.: THOMAS
TURTLE, defendant.-Court of Common Pleas. Notice
in attachment.
the 9th day of February, A. D. 1854 petition was
filed in said court by the said Benz H. Ogg against the
said Thomas Turtle the object and prayer of which is
to collect debt owing by said defendant to said plain
tiff account for goods sold, and Delivered work
and labor and materials furnished by the and
for the defendant Amount due $3.50, with interest
from the lst day of February 1885, and that proper
ty of the defendant has been attached in this case.
The said defendant is hereby required answer OF
demur aid petition on before the 1lth day May
1854 FOR said petition will be taken true and
confessed aud judgment rendered tharon accordingly
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
L DAVENPORT & CHAKLEswoRrH, Au'ys for Prf
Feb. II, lS54-6w. '.s.t
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DRoBATE COURT-Tue STATE O.

l. ONO, BELMoNT COUNTY, ss.-Notice is hereby Civ
zen that the following named Executors Administrators
and Guard ians have filed their accounts and voucL
in my office for seitlenJeni, to wit:
James w. Gray, Exr of Eleanor Gray, Deceased
William 'Estep, Admir- OF Ezekiel Dunn, decd. +.
Samuel Berry, Admir- of Henry Koontz decd.
Isaac Holloway, Ex'r of Archibald Todd, decd.
Lorenzo d. Murphey, Guardian OF Nancy A. Weeden.
Robert Hodgin and Robert b. Hodgin, Ex'r of VIM.
Hodgin, decd. ~,
Michael Danford, Guardian of Mary Ann Davis.
Thomas White, admir- OF lanes White, deed.
VIM. Wilson, Guardian of Asa minor heirs.
John McKirsh6p admir- Of Lucinda Auit, decd
Barnet TAtfors Ekt OF Eli Taylor, decd.
Edwin Patterson, Exf Of William Ewers, deed.
John X. Newfsnd, Adnf OF tsns Peumsn, deed.
David Conrow, Ex't Of Jacob Conrow decd. a.
George Brown and VIM. v. Sutton, xdmrb &Ith The
will annexed of Jonathan Sptyon, decd, at. =,
Edward Milner, Adm,f,o Elihabeth Nichols, decd.
Marion l.. Cunard, Ex'r of Eli Nichols, decd.
The first six above named accounts will be for hear.
ing and settlement the 10th the second six the 1th
and the last five ON the 18th days Of April, next.
DAVID HARRIS,
March IL, 1854 Probate Judge.
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New York, March 90.

Money in good. demand; stocks frmsr;
Cotton, sales for the week of 1900 bales
market nrim. Sales to-day of 5000 bales
firm: Orleans, rniddling lO}; Orleans, fair
12* Upland, middling i0A, fair lll, Coffee
Rio IL, St. Domingo o.. Market firm and
active. Floun sales at 7,6oa7,s7. In corn
and wheat prices are trife lower. Linseed
oil Is; Sugar, Orleans a., Muscovado Al,
Molasses Orleans 81. In pork prices are a
trifle lower, safes at l2Iai54; Beef tending
upward.
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will b.

Il paid to any person who will huy box OF DIR. TER
REIS Healing ointment, and using it according 80 d
recti6ns ii they viii call at my oee and say, with
cledr cbnsceneeA. that il will not cohPLnTELr ftRl
Chapped Hands, Chilbsins, Chatting, Sore Lips Btrnt
and Ffeekes sores Children, and greatly alleSiate.
entirely edre salt-heuh Piles, lnhan.maton oiths
Breast Bites of Insects Pimpes on the Face, pld all
Diseases of the Skin. MONROE TERRELL,
49, ,O'' Ndhgatuck, Conn. ,
T7PTo whom an orders should be addressed.Ill .
Sold also by the Principal Druggists Country Mer
chants generally .r.. X j. -, &. III ~, al
Barclay street, New York. A: Mcclure & Co., Albany
Fleming Brothers, rittsbuIgb; VIM. II Brown BIO.
No. Liberty ST., Baltimore; I. w Sons, Phiadephia
j. w. COLLINS, 81. Clairsvie.i
u. ALEXANDER, DO
John A. Hcines, Eest Riehlano.f
/ " VanIaw. Lioydsyiiie. =
J. r. Mitchell, ... Morristowns.
H. Murphy Hendrysburgh.
Morton & Carlisle, EaiIview.
r. Miller. u Bridgeport
Turner 4 MGuire, Martins Ferry.
Sept. 30, lS53.-lysow.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT coUN.

~ TY, sS.-WILLIAM BARBER VS.: MATHEW BARRIER,
ct al. Court of Common Pleas.
The defendants Matthew Barber Nancy Barber, Hugh
7. Barber, 9nn Todd and Nancy Todd, heirs of Marga
ret Todd, decd, and finn Barber, widow O. James Bar.
ber decd wiiltake notice that the 22d day Of
a. d. 1854, the undersigned filed position in te Court
same is now pending, demanding parton of the fol.
lowing premises situate in said county, to witt the south
east quarter OF section No. 3 Township No. of Range
No. s. of lands sold at Seubenville Ohio The under
signed demands partition of said premises, follows
Barber 30 of said premises Nancy Barber and Hugh
p Barber each is Of said premises and to 6nn Todd
Nancy Todd each lilo of said premises; and that the
dover of 4nn Barber be assigned therein and that at
the next term ef said court application will be made by
the undersigned for order that partition may ade
ann dover assigned in said premises.
WILLIAM BARBER,
By PETER TALLMAN, his Au'ys
March "a, 1e54.-6w.
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THHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

L. County, Ss.-WILLIAM REED, plaintiff, VS.:
THOMAS TURTLE, defendant.-Court OF Common Pleas.
Notice in attachment. ...t ..,. .a..F H.
Thomas Turtle is hereby notified that on the 9th dsy
of February, A. D. 1854, petition was filed in said
as Turtle the object and prayer OF which is to collect
debt owing by said defendant TO said plaintiff an
account for goods sold and delivered work and labor
and materials furnished by the plaintiff TO and for the
defendant Amount due SIC 80 with interest from the
24th March, 1885, ard that The property ofthe
fandant Mas been attached in this case
The said defendant 10 hereby rcqdifed to answer or
oemuI 20 sao pe.on on OF pe,oIe 'ne ih Gay OF
confessed and judgment rendered thereon accordingly
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
DAVENPORT & CHARLEswoRTH, Att'ys for PIG.
Feb. IL, lS54.-6w.
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YINHE STATE OF OHIO, BEIMONT

Il County, ss.-IsRAEL TAYLOR, plaintiff, VS.:
THOMAS TURTLE, defendant.-COuTt of Common Pleas.
Mott in atttac chment. .....
The defendant. Thomas Turtle, :, hereby notified
that on the llth day Of February, n. t 81, petition
fled in said Court by the said Israel "lor against
the said Thoma Turtle, the object and pray 1fwhch
is to collect deb, owing by snid uan
tiff on account for goods sold and delivereo, work
and labor and materials urnshedby the plaintiff t. and
for the defendant Amount due S60,37, with interest
from the LIST day of March, 1852 and 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 1th day of May
A. 1854, said petition will be taken true. and
confessed and judgment rendered thereon
n ~. JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
O&tfEroRr & CHARLrswoRTh, Att'ys for PrH.'
Feb. II, lSSi.-6w.
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CocHRAN's CELEBRATED LINZ
Y ment. -'' '' IT. I-7
Prepared and sold by 49,. ,.. Y

d. D. ToMLINsoN Sole Proprietor,
4, LLorDsvtLLE, o.
And J. w. COLLINS, Druggist, ST. Ciairsvile, Ohio,
.7gent. -'
To whom all orders for the above Liniment must be
addressed either by wholesale RETAIL or on commits.
sion. ...I"' -
This Liniment is well known, and highly recommen.
ded ny Veterinary Surgeons and Farmers of experience
throughout the State of Ohio and the Lininent has
been fairly tested and to be be as good
recommended will not attempt to give the public
dete OF what wonderful cures II has performed, but
let II stand upon its own merits,,
March "a, 1854.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT couN.

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN.
~ ty, ss.-THoMAs G. PARKER, plaintiff, VS.: THoa
As TuRTLE, defendant.-Court of Common Pleas. No
lice in attachment.
:, The defendant, Thomas Turtle, 10 hereby notified
that ON the 9Th day of February, A. D. 1854 petition
was fed In sdtd court BY the said Thomas O. Parket
d which is 20 collect debt owing by said defendant 10
sald paiht on an e6hnt for goods sold and
work and labor and materials furnished by the plaintiff
10 and for the defendant. Amount ahe sS44 with
terest from the 4t day OF February, 1852 and that the
property Of the defendant been ASSESSED this
The Said defendant Is hereby required answer oi
demur 70 said petit before the lIhday OF May
A. D. 1854, or said petition will be taken and
confessed, and judgment rendered thereon
JOHN n! HEATON; Clerk.
DAVENPORT & CHGRLfswoRTH, Au'ys for Prf.
Feb. II. l654.--Bw. '- -. ~ = s..
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MARRIED.

ON Thursday the 9th of March, by
Samuel Ring Esq. Mr.. DAVID NErr and Miss.
ELLEN MONROE, all Of Belmont County.
Love. springs upbidden,
Where the hearts deep fountain lay.
find Cherished by their hsllcwed dew, 4 ~
ItTthnbt pass i&hy. lI .us IarEfu
On the 2lst inst. by the Rev. John
Moffat Mr.. JOIN M. BELL and Miss. ANNA
L. BELL. n' "''' 10 .'
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ANNUAL REPORT

OF the County Fund Commissioners, for
Jthe county of Belmont and State of Ohio, for Jan
1854 according to the statute In such cases ade and
Amt received from State; $4,000 o.
- Pd to SlatH 6s pei '.I't
last Report $3.50 II 't' ..
I" OF prin. in 20 Treas 273 81 10 ....I.
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|,I'HE STATE OF ouIo. REI.MoNr

- County, ss.-Jouy u. PpER, plaintiff, vs.: Tnos,,
In Attachment. ~
The defendant, Thomas Turtle, is hereby
en me YIN dsy OF febfuafy, A. D. ls5i petition was
nIed ~ said court by the said John H. Piper against the
sad nhomss Turtle the ofIect and prayer OF which ia
toeoDects d. u owing by said defendant TO said plain
uh on an aecoint for goods snld and delivered, work
abd ehor and materials furnished by the plaintiff to nd
iof the dtfebdpnt Amount due et1 So with Interest,"
ron tRe gth dsy ofhpr 1852 aud that The property of
me defsndant bae beep attached In this case.
The said defendant fs hereby required To answer or
uem" 70 saa petition pDor before The day OF May
confessed, and judgment rendered. Gereon
n JOHN u. HEAToY, Clerk.
=. DAVENPORT Il CHasLEswoHTH, Attys ror Pl'G
Feb. 10Th, ie54.-5w, '
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-03-24
Cincinnati, March 90.

Flour dull, no sales. Nothing doing in
in provisions, market lunguid. Good demand
for sugar so hhds sold at 44a5 for common g.
prime. Molasses l2a23. Clover seed ad-
vaHced to 5 5,20a5,25.