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HoMiNY .--ln point of economy. as human
food, one bshel oi beans or hominy is equal
to ten of potatoes. Hominy, too is dish al
most US universally liked as potatoes, and at
the South, about as freely eaten, while at the
North it is seldom seen. In fact, it is an
unknown food except to a few persons in c-
ties. BY hominy, we do not mean a sort Of
course meal, but grains Of white corn, from
which the hull and chit, or eye, has been re-
moved, by moistening und pounding in a
wooden mortar, leaving the grains almost
whole, and composed of little else but starch.
1t has often been spid that not one cook in
ten knows how to boil potato. We may
add another cipher ,en speaking of the ve-
ry simple process Of cooking hominy.
We give the formula from our own expe-
rience nd instructions in land where "hog
and hominy" are well understood. Wash
slightly in cold water and soak twelve hours
IN tePld, soft water; then boil slowly from
three to six hours in the same water, with
plenty more added from time to time, with
great care to prevent burning. Do not sal,
while cooking, as that or hard water will har.
den the corn. So it will peas or beans green
or dry, and rice also. When done, aud but
ter and salt; or better way is to let each
season to suit the table. 1t may be eaten
with meat in lieu Of vegetable, or with sugul
or syrup. 1t is good hot or cold, and the
more frequently it is warmed over, like th,
old-loshioned pot of
BE an-porridge hot or bean.porrdse cold,
vah-porrldge best nine duys Old,
So is hominy-it is good always, aud very
wholesome, and like tomatoes, only require
to be eaton once or twice to fix the taste il
Its favor.-JournaL Of Healh.
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POETR Y.
THE FROG.


of all the funny things that live
In woodland; marsh or bog,
Tha: creeps the ground, OF fly the ntr,
Tho funniest things the freq.
7 he frog--the scionlilicest
OF natures handiwork.--
The frog that neither walks nor runs,
Rus goes it with jerk.
With pants sud coat Of bottle green.
And yellow fancy vest,
He plunges into mud aud miro
All IN his sunny bcst;
When he sits down hos standing up,
As Paddy O'Klan once said,
And tor convenience sake he wears
iseyes on top Of his head.
You see him sitting on a log,
Above the "vasty deep"
f,u ell inclined to say "Old chap,
just look before you lclp!"
Yuu raise your cane to hit him on
His ugly looking mug;
But ere you get it half way up,
Adown he goes kcr-chug.
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VTrue eloquence consists in saying al
that is necessary, and nothing more.
EWhen misfortune comes, pause no, ,c
weep but hasten to change.
0E-The heads fullest oi brains arc the mos,
Liable to extravaganza.
65-Men who are the "fas,sst" to promise,
are the slowestt to perform.
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EMEH=Nm ~.


nhONChlbc,ilhh wv hhE, lOGENO %
~ ware, &c. %c-JAMgs TnoaPsos takes the lib.
HSAA erty of returning thanks to his numerous Gus.
sSst toners for the patronage which has heretofore
S1tf<ss been extended to him. lie is receiving
large and well selected stock OF goods in his line, in ev
cry respect adapted to the wants Of this community. His
stock shall, by frequent additions, I've kepi,-e5H6
full and complete, and will be disposed Ofbs-e-sNsAzs
at such rates will meet the appreciation OF all who
favor him with a call.
His stock consists in part of Groceries of every va.
riety Hardware Queensware Gassw are, and general
assortment of Provisions, &c. &c.
He is prepared to accommodate the public with ov.
erytpg usually kept in Grocery Stores. Call and get
your supplies at the old corner of Main and Marietta
streets.
ST. Clairsvie, April 7, 1854.
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ATTACHMENT.

A Il our instance a writ of Attachment
David N. Davies Justice Of the Peace Of RichIand
Township, Belmont County, against the goods ohaties
rights, credits, moneys aud effects OF Hiram Moseney
an ahseondng debtor, for the sum of Five Dollars and
Finy'two cents, and costs Of suit.
Oct, IL, 1851.
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SOLD DOLLARS FOR IS CENTS

rOLD DOLLARS FOR rs CENTS
" TO lie had al the "Bee Hive Store" and even bet
ter bargains than that in the shape of Dry Goods. Only
hear lew of them and then aud see the balance;
Beautiful Figured Black Silk at 75--worth 81.
do Barred do at 62t and 75 cents, the
cheapest ever brought 10 Wheeling.
Beautiful Swiss Dresses, worth 81, at S1,15.
1GO yards French G Ginghams at I5 cents.
5000 do Prints, hadder stripes, at cents.
80 pieces fine French Lawns, worth 25 to 81 cents, Al
I2i cents.
ACC Yards Mouslin dc Lans at cents.
An dmutitudes of ether bargains will lie given by
spt AL STONE & THOMAS.
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k1ARDEN g. BRANNUM HAVE JUST
4 lHEAP! CHEAPERll CHEAPEST!u-
~ MIR. SAMUEL KLINE

Has just returned from the Eastern Cities with th
L-iRGEST and BES L stock Of Goods ever offered i,
this market.
His stock is composed in part as follows:
very large assortment OF Black Silk, French, Emo
ish and american Black Silk - in wide, al one dol
lar per yard. Fancy silks plain fgcred cheaper thar
offered in this market. Also 40 pairs of unde,
suit customers. las chemsets the very best unaI
W from % Cts 10 piece. Also, OF the la
stock OF Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings that ever
brOugh to this market. Also $50 Parasois al OK nry
cent. cheaper than Wheeling prices. Also, $50 niece
OF Lawn, one yd wide, at e. Wosentedford coors st
l2 per yard Also S piecss of Berege DeLan from lei
to2o. Also avery large stock of DeLaines 25 per
cheaper than ever offered west of the mountains 700
pieces of Calico, very good, al st per yd. Also yery
large stock OF Gnghams of the very hest quality; also
Muslins Bleaohed aud unbleached and colored; also
Brown muslin yd. inches wide sc per yd; also. a,
drge assortment OF check ALSO 90 pieces OF Bed tick
ing, very good at l2l yd also of the best as
sortments OF Hdkfs and hose aud gloves of all coors
size, the hestev offered in this market also aces
and INNINGS OF all descriptions at prices suit the
also one OF the largest of Cloths
Cassimcres, Vestngs, Satinetts, Tweeds and Summer
ware the bes thal ever was brought TO this town at
% per cent cheaper than sold before; also yery
large stock OF umbrellas very cheap; aso good stock
OF Woolen Fancy Carpets cheaper than he bought
In Wheeling; also, large stock Silk, Panama, and
Summer Hats, cheaper than any other estab in
town. also, notions OF all descriptions usually kept in
adry goods store.
GentsI have very large stock of Ready ade Cloth.
ing at 80 per cent. cheaper than any other establish
west of the mountains. Please call and satisfy
yourselves that my spek slhe largest and eeSps ever
o1grt ln tlnsSparket, aud 0iigs
apr n, isstf D. KLINE.
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ldles, IIal
Whips,
NOTICE.
PHYSIC TO THE Dogs

'HROW PHfSlC TO THE Dogs
PnlvermHcher's Hydro Elecu ie Votaic Chains,
Producing instant relief from the acute pain aud
permanently curing all Neuralgia diseases RhehnI..
hsm, painful and sweled joints, Neuralgia of
the Face, Deafness Blindness, 81. Vitus
odical Headache, Pains IN the SION.
ach, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, U.
terine Pains, PGray ysis, etc.
THESE chains were first introduced in the city OF New
hok less Than one yea' snce aud after being ted
TRIALS III every hospital in the city, and ap.
piled by Drs. Valentine Mott, Carnochan, Van Duren
and others was discovered a, thoy possess strange
ana wonderful power IN the relief and cure OF the above
class OF diseases, aud their sale and the that
has attended their use is unparalleled.
Previous To their introduction into ths country thoy
We're used IN every hospital in Europe and are
ny patents IN France, Germany, Austria, Prussia and
England; and also in the United States.
"TiINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL"
The principles upon which il is claimed that the Chains
vous Diseases are attended and produced by deficient
supply o! nervous fluid, aud an agent that resembles
closely electricity, or electro magnetis aud second
ha' Tue oioetfo. magnetic chains, by being over
and upon the part and organ diseased furnish to The ex
hansled nervous fluid which is required To produce
healthy action through the entire sy stem. No diausiing
nosrum Is allowed TO he taken while using the chains
hut rgd observance of the general laws OF health are
much ~ tao ose,s OF shsins, by neteasing tneir
magnetic power.
One Thousand Dollars
well authenticated ecriinc of cure both from lei
igeni patients and scientific physicians, bav ten
effected by the use of Pulvermach Electric Chains
They never tail to perform what they advertised to
do, aud no person has been dissatisfied who has
given them trial.
IN FEMALE CAsEsa.
more than one hundred permsnept1Hrps of Prolapsus
uteti have been effected within did 1year by the use
OF these chains by applying end OF the chain over
The region Of the abdomen and the upon the spine
Just above the hip the usual severe symptoms
10 hat disease are at once removed.
MODE OF USE.
The chain should he mostened before use with com.
mon vinegar and then one end OF the chain should he
applied directly 10 the seat of the pain or disease
other end opposed to IL,
he NOT DECEiVEDl Tho Electric Chains are
not 10 cure all diseases but for Nervous Diseases il is
claimed that NO Medical Agent In the world has pto
dueed so many cures In the last year the Electric
Chain.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain. Ia
rpoduced al the moment of application mu more ef
forms. - - y
Call and obtain pamphle. (grstis1
J. sTEiNERT, Sole Agent
o6d broadway, Cur. Prince 81.
sold BY u, ALEXANDER, st. Clairsville, Ohio.
Jan. "a, lS54.-ly,
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| AND FOR sALE.-The subscriber of.

AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
- fers for sale SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
hCkEs OF land lying in section No. J. Green township
nocking county, ONO. There is the premises two
cabin HOUSES. About four cleared at each
cabin The land is well timbered, large quantity OF it
being poplar There is plenty OF STONE COAL and
ikON ORE on the land. Said land lies miles from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE, and one
hall mile from an EXCELLENT SAW MILL. For
terms enquire of JosEPH WOLF living II miles from the
land or The subscriber, living near CADIZ, Harrison
county, Ohio. SAMUEL HINES
CadiZ, June 81. 1853,
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LfATEST ARRIVAL!-The steamer
Il Pennsylvania arrived at the Port Of Wheeling on
the 9th, bringing the following valuahles
Ampntaling Dissecting aud Pockets In ,,sszgsYE.
strumrnts; Iiarriss Pat. Forcips; Spring
and Gum Lancets; SCarhcat0rs; Tooth
Files; Saws and Filters; Excavators and y 4
Rose drills Mouth Glasses; Gold IA
and Tin Foil; Gold, Silver and French Lcaf; yellow
Green and Red Bronze. And also a large amount of
Inre Imported Drugs, all OF which have hGen purchased
and now for sale by JAS. w. COLLINS
81. Clairsville May 18th, 1854.
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TNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-HA
Il AND Cars AT WuoLEsALE.-We are now receiving
our fall and winter stock of Hats and Caps, which will
be- we feel assured the largest and brought
to this city. Country Merchants who design purchasing
east are particularly invited to call and examine our
stock for we are certain the prices fully low
any house in Baltimore.
s. ID. HARPER & SON
No. 1870, cor. Main and Union sts Wheeling.
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AXE FISH,-26 half bis. 90 whole do.
IL just received and for sale by
Bridgeport, June l6, 1854.
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A SUPPLY OF FINE SALTIN SACKS;
L N for butier and table use always on hand at
,nesl j. JEPSON'S.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE MARKETii
'NHE undersigned, as Agents for the Cen.
Il ral Ohio Railroad Co., will on the
ash day of October, 1854.

ash day Of October, 1854.
Offer for Sale, Valuable Lots portions of lots siiu.
ated In the town OF BARSnsvlLLH, Belmont co. OHIO.
On0 ofthe lots, there comfortable residences anG
the other pro- er,y offered Is extremely desirable for bus.
mess stations, being very convenient to the Depot and
on or near the Main Street OF the town.
The activity given to trade or business by the Railroad
and the long established character of Darnesve as
business point will make the present desfa chance
for a fortunate investment.
One the lots, the late residence OF G. Davenport,
will make EXCELLENT stand for Tavern with small
addition to the building being very convenient 10 the
Depot and having the advantage ocgress all sides
i, by recent enlargement OF the Streets, North aud
South.
E~ME E= NM~s
5 Of the Purchase Money in Hand. Tho remainder
in | and years, with interest from time of Sale.
Persons wishing view the property before the day
Sale may make application TO Messrs. Edward D. Barnes
and Robert Hopper, or Jno. Davenport.
There viii be reserved bid, and tho Sale will be POS.
Wely on the day above ntaied
iDn" Sn@fB.1n b.ysssosT wSioHr' Agents.
ypt, %, 1SSf.-ts.
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A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF BLACK
Red and Blue Ink, reed and for sale
May 20. j. THOMPSON.
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IIn PIECES BLEACH MUSLIN diff.
" iereht qualities at cost and carriage bv
dec O.; w. p. ASBURY
oI NO. 1852 Main street. WheeIipo ~
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FURNISHING GOODS.-A comni..o
Il assortment, embracing eror,, oo"Piete
apr. IL FRfMm FRRfasnreee' at
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tHROMES, GREEN AND YELLOW
apr. 81, II p%TExi Nmrpe,s SIu
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pURE WHITE LEAD-CINCJNNA
apr' prSSIIgg-positivey SIg sold at Wheeling prices. At
"p''<i'1 II. ALEXANDER'S Drn1' s,ox
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l ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS -
R1;dnas ust reed and for saleby McCosAHEY & KELLY
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1S BBLS. LOUISVILLE LINE Reed
A|and for sale by fmay 26J J. THOMPSON.
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INSTRUCTION
Bookkeeping by Double Entry.

Bookkeeping by Double Entry.
complete practical course of instruction is given in
the art of keeping scientifically Doui.,t Entry Boc.s f.,
the different departments OF Trade Commerce and
Manufactures comprehcnding the best forms in use A.
mong the most emHent establishments engaged ndvid
uaiy or III partnership, in business whether
or adverse in the purchase and sale of merchandise
Wholesale and retail. importing and exporting their
own account on commission or on joint speculation in
Guiding spccuatons in Stocks, Real Estate, &C., with
stcameoating, Bank Insurance, railroad and Books oil
Joint Stock and Chartered Associations generally
Commercial Calculations,
Embrace every variety of computations pertaining "a
business operations, being taught according the
improved mcthods-IHterest Discount, Equations A,
6itrattoHct Exchange, Se.
Mercantile Correspondence.
Such exercises are introduced on this subject As Al
calculated TO impress business habits and genuine hu
sness style of Correspondence upon the mind of the
student, as We" as fsmiiiarize him with Commercial
.tchnicaltcs and Phraseology, including pro forLaa
Invoices, Account Sales, Bills Of Exchange, etc.
Practical Penmanship.
One hour daily is devoted in teaching a systematic
Style of business writing, combining freedom with
thorough command OF hand and pen accuracy and ele
beauty of construction.
Commercial Law and Political Economy.
Daily Lectures are given on these important tol les
connected with the avocaons of the merchant in the
operations of commerce and practical workings of ade
embracing the subject of Partnership, Principal aud A.
gent, Negotiable Instruments Sales, Debts, Guara ties
6c also on the laws of Wealth. Currency, foreign and
ternational Trade, &c.
The course be completed in from eight to tw elve
weeks.
Terms for the Nero camille, course $40.
Expenses for Stationary, Diploma, &C., S5.
Instruction being given individually, applicants can
enter at any time.
knowledge of the ordinary English branches is all
the requisite preparatory qualifications
The business acquaintance of the Principal enables
him to render assistance 10 those wishing procure
uatons graduating.
Good Board be obtained IN the city at from So
to $500 per week.
Diplomas under seal awarded the Graduates.
Oct. &, 1852. JOHN GUNDRY, Principal.
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n LsO A LARGE STOCK OF UN.
&c oersleeyes, shimazetts, Collars, Laces, Eduin,s
~I g.. &C; at cost and carriage, by W. p ASi;URY
vi No. l6o Moin street WheeIno
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lNSEED, FISH, SPERM g. CASTOR
"pi' si'l II. ALEXANDER's Drug stor.
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DAlNT, SHOE, HAIR, TOOTH AND
White Wash Brushes, sold at
"p''@i'i II. ALEXANDERs.
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NHE HIGHEST PRICE PAIN F0p.
juno2 ''A'" rags oy j. JEPsoN
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TOO LONG g. SQUARE SHAWIs
AsRIfpv,s al cost and carriage, to be had ONLY At w
Wheeina cheap cash store, No. I6s Main ~ stree,
dec, o,
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Physiology for schools and families

Cutters Physiology large and small with the plates
mounted and paper. Also, Greenleaf's arthmaiics
have ior.1 an agency for this Co. for these important
works and can give them TO the trade shools and fam
Oot.29. J. II. WILLIAMS
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ROLL EXTRA LISTING CARPET
IL Eastern make, at Uune3) STONE & THOMAS
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III ATS OFEvERY STYLE AND DUAL
palm leaf Al (apr. t4) FRINT & NAGiE's
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
u Shirts, Collars, Cravats Spring do pocket bdk,fs
Gloves Hose suspenders For sale cheap by -
sep'S So'I Il. NAGLE & co
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ANAWA SALT, always on hand and
u sl.airsvie, June2. 'N o.
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HATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS, OF
S''' ~ '"'S sSSisr i NAsLE>
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'1NHE BEARD MOVEMENT, AND THE
.R.J. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATEI

'nfering Females.
Ii stand pre.eminent
for its curative powers
in all the diseases for
which il isrecommend.
ed, usually called
Female Conn
plants.
Ofihese are PRoLArsrs
UTERI, or Falling of the
Womb; FLuoR ALBus,
or Whites; CHRONIC
lNPLAMMATION AND ILL.,
CERATIoN or THE WOMB;
INCIDENTAL HEMoR.
RHAGE, or Flooding;
PAINFUL, SUPPRESSED,
AND IRREGULAR MEN.
SITUATION, &C., with
all their accompanying
evils, Cancer except.
ed. } no matter how Sc
we're of how long stand.
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~ -, ~ OSh Ut DOMESTTG.
n Many of which have lust rcod .nd -, ~.
ve u. COS, and carriage. 1t is your interest ~
roo, re a, 30 come at once and supply yourseIf Sat
dec OF ' anu pace OF w. p. AsBURY
NO. l62 Main street. Wbeolin.
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The attention of the public is respectfully called to
the superior facilities afforded al this Institution for
qualifying individuals in thorough practical manner
| for the Counting Room and business pursuits
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w lNDOW GLASS AND PUTTY
o, aways TO be had large small quantities, at
apr s'l Ii. ALEXANDER'S Drug store
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1JERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE
~ any articles usually kept at Drug stores viii 90,
'helr money back by calling at wan se'
apr'@l.I II. ALEXANDER'S DRUG s,ore
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SHAD AND HERRING, direct from
:. ., Baltimore, Just received and for sale at
81. Clairsvile, June 9. j. JEPsoN,s
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{ H! DELIGHTFUL.-The prettiest Cal
~ leo Chinizes Of all grades and coIors. BIeacbed
snu Brown Musns which can be bought very cheap
Mayo No 1862 Main street Whes,in,
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UNDRY'S MERCANTILE COL
" LEGE.-AppolIo Building, Northwest corner
9Th and ahIut, CINCINNATI, o.