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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
A M. HINKLEY, Forwarding and Commission
A. Merchant Aspinwall N O.
BEWARE OF INTERLOPERS!
ID BEWARE or IMPosTERR Ss!vvvs,
Use cosTARs RAT, MOUSE GoCKRoAGa se ExrEaM IL
Major III the only genuine wholesale '"0''A NJ ITO
DRONZE FIGURES-Parisian Bronze Figures,
ID the subscriber at % cent lee than they
, every description decoration for buildings
made 10 0ia'' III ''''' VI j. GILBERT No 2ls Pest
Take wsrnnsl T'se warning
For %t es s.s, , .Bsi1 :fSa ssis.ou
In place Of Z Lyons
in Be%sGe for T the evil is serious
NOUNTERFEITS are ABROAD OF LYON MAJ
v NETIC POWDER ard PILL for the destruction Of insects sod
vsrun Beware Of Poo9oS compositions phe safe and ssnsRe
the druggists who act as bis agents
T1NCAUSTIC TILES for Floors of Churches and
Public Building ard for vsS%e rba s Tue. q. a.
mos. variety Of M s1d yGr d asa n4d ana are
Also GsrDir Chimney Tops suited style Of
and recommended in Downinss work on country houses ~ "
Architects MILLER CORES YoULE No. Pear.t
MADAM MORROW is, without exception, the
I'VE AsroOg the world or that has ever been
known She the seventh dsos OF ne snc s1o TO
tel by signs future all of life regard to health
wealth love eOahp and maIrias and viii even e me very
endd friends which has sstonshed thousands
Cannon and Columbia Gentlemen not admitted
DARSONS & Co.'S RAT and C0CKROACH Elk!
a TERMINATION. VI -, ,..,.,o
Ass"f.S We CLICK Co. No q Bsicisy:t oHAs q,
sSo S s. 1 1 Fc
CUTTON's, No LAP Futon-st is the place to get
- Printing done-Ball Ts kets Circulars Checks RAceots,
labels Country Merchants Store Bills Cards &c &C.
p ted in the and short notice at 81 FfoNS we'll
Ah'"D ''0 r''N'OS THOMAS e SUTTON Printer
TTOILET and FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST
For sale recipes manufacture Of invaluable articles for
above department domestic Apply to X Han
COCK No 2Fumanst Brooklyn Crystal Lake Ice Co.. before
AN.
ITO PLUMBERS.-Seale proposals will be received
by the the AlmsHouse at their olce Rounda
Park Snii the 10th inst for the Plumbing WORK
Hospital Randas Island Specifications Tor the same can
be at the above Office
no PRINTERS-The subscribers are Agents for
The sale of superior PRINTING INKS manufactured by Pa
FLETCHER London and hand the finer uaes OF
WoodCut Coored Inks HOE Co. Nos - and u Goids
wv H. MCDONALDs Advertising Office, No. 10y
w Nasau corner Of The very best leading daily aud
weekly papers section the Union and Canad on me
through city posi- ONCE VIII meet
prompt Lists furnished and information regard 70 ad-
vcrting freely given
YEAST POWDER.-B. I. BABBITT is the orig.
the Chemical feast Power which prepared
md old by him at 10 Washngton New YORK. In TN
purchase should that they get that with the
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ATLANTIC. Lapt Wet IhDIIICi ,aPE W.
ARCTIC, Capt Luce BALTIC, Capt ComstocA
ADRIATIC.
ships been built BY contract expressly ioI
taken In their construction also 10
strength and speed and then .ceommodt-
passengers uneqused for elegance and comfort Pne
do exclusive of extra size state rooms 300 rom
Liverpool $50 and go An experienced surgeon at
atcbed each ship. No berth secured until paid toI
pr "a A SAIIING
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GERMAs PRocLAnATIoS.
The Secretary ns1 read the proclamation OF the herman
Com mission 10 their fellow countYymep in America

Com mission 10 their fellow country men IN Alneh'c
TO The GERMANS IN AMERICA .,.
The these shores By eseh a..
Europe proves that the hour Of insorrscon hs.s
u,t orssnixe and hold themsslyes In reediaes
held $50 Comm $500 va elecSs1
for tbe purpe that sao
crped that ch ;nlt position which VS.
ais ppon the Oerusn America 70 aekno"esss els
a. ,he center In ali rstters riding tas, snsr
The conn lson adopted the following PLATFORM the oss o.
ia operations; 80 t,,.,.... 49,, 10,
b, hz Lorsyer the Of Germany from u POLITICAL
jthout our presunz decide By anticipates other
nS.1y obc that the people Of Germany VIII them
,s deeds their future polite system and we place our
II an declare explicitly thar
are ,nfr.y free nom prejudice IN favor Of particular Shade
and that whole shall be dsyotsd 20
siy.use the ir.esesfs OF the common cause
The Of the Communion sntrely limited 20 Auerte
The the parrots shall be elected By ballot and Whoever
soeept that place charge for which oy the
vote his fellow citizens be shall be Designated best qualified
TIE Of will be collected BY voluntary eonties-
TORS or which receipt will be given 70 be Reimbursed tns
thou for the mode and time Of this the
Commission cannot responsbifty
The administration Of the funds remain exclusively N tos
hands Of the Finance Comme 10 be elected meenn OF
contributors the different cities aud townsthst In YORK
to Re the Central Coucittee .,..-,.,
proposed the funds win be reserved ready Tor use tA'
opportGne moment -,.-- 4.
si3es upon Tropfety Of the expenditure Of money
etey collection Of ansa but intends % "A 100 edes Of
deese character and then 70 call 'ss al ne
Tron AT who can s Of the country Dc ussia n tor
usrns tess projects fqued to sead their names ana i'd
" -, he patriotic especially hs German psss VIII
and tkAr they will further N every
ss case a she Revelation Which the interest f hgnsoiy
To revolutionary ecnpanion We y 90 fkEFASso
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"A th.t THOMAS B LEGGErT, JOHN w LhTvE II rns
GEORGE v. LEGGETT composing the firm Of LEojkrr
BROTHERS, Comsson P.per hechsDts Of this city have ms
day made ssgnment of s their TO the lnderstned
the genera Of their ereo All indebted
the call the undersigned without de-
y .nd sele the ell persons having claims aga ost SAID
finn hereby requested the to him. for
ton AZ No. q Brood St-Newfcrk, Dec. 4, lsas - .
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the Couny Of New-York Notice hereby al
having CLAIM srain MARGARET SNOW, late Of the City Of
deceased the with vouchers thereof 70
f Office No 5 Waterst In the City OF New
Yorl the sixth day Of July MsFYoEs
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nISPATCH LINE for SAN FRANCISCO IN 70
DDAYs-The clipper ship HNGlLPiN at pier No
81 Fss River Beekmsn expected 70 hnsh her osne
on OF before of January lost and handsomely seco
modae This Snhcent hrsciass clipper
made her francisco In three twenty
one hours DESTROYS of fast clipper have an opportunity
of securing the remaining behs Immediate application 70
''Ne WV SUTTON l. Co, No. 81 Wallet.
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h-THONAs TUwNsEED Administrator o. LEWIS O TOWN
sEsD dseesed late Of the coay Of Cape May the State Of
New J,ry By direction Of the Orphans Court Of the Coan Of
Cage Nay The st.e Of se-Jss hereby gives notice to the
crtdton the sad Lewis Townsend decessd ssh 70 n
under oath msop neir claims and dems ,d h- estate
Of sale deceased within 1 calendar months from the third day Of
they will hsyred from prosecuting or
covering the sane.-Cspe Msy, Jan ls5t ,-, =, ,,..
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School Examination

Thursday and Friday OF last week were
occupied by the several teachers in the Dis
'trict schools of this village in examining their
several classes. The teachers Messrs. d.
T. MooRE and WIN. c. CARMAS, and Miss
s. A. CRArfsappear to have been very sue
'cessful in their efforts at training the youth
entrusted to their care. On Thursday even
ing the Church was we'll filled with an audi
'ence who listened with pleasure to the per-
formances of the pupils. 1t is to be regret
sedlthat the misunderstanding the cay, we're
so meagrely attended.
In this connection it may be we'll to puff
q esftaih class of boys who etteud exh:bi-
tions of this kind. f'hey maize iools of them
selves-pardon, -us-they do all In their pow
er to show the world that Nature has made
fools of them-by keeping up a constant
giggling and noise to the serious detrmen:
of persons who come to hear what is to be
heard. These boys should be marked and
excluded from all public assemblies, Mess
they can learn to behave themselves.
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fTWe were absent from town on Christ

t1-We were absent from town on Christ
mas day, but we are told that the amount of
intemperance was sickenng. Why does not
come one report these liquor selling hell
holes TO the legal authorities, and have them
closed. Nomatter who sells, whether young
or old, high or low, male or female, in the
name of humanity do endeavor to stop them.
"A short time in Jail, and heavy fine will
probably teach some of tkem the illegality of
the traffic, even if it does fail to impress tn IN
with its immortality.
Every doggery where liquor is dealt.ou, i'll
discriminatory to all, is demoralizng, law.
breaking, ,life-destroying, babe .starving,wie-
:reezing--we had almost said hell-peopling--
> sink of moral pollution which will countrrac,
orIcripple the influence ofa dozen churches
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The Holidays.

Time honored is The custom Of making the
present time season for the exchange Of
souvenirs OF affection, and the prescntatio n
of some remembrancer by which in years to
come, the form of the gver may be brought
before the mind. Speaking Of remembran :
GERS reminds us that WIN. NJ. FARIs, at his
rooms one door south of the Monroe House,
Wheeling, is prepared tol take those beauti-
full keepsakes, the "human face divine" in
highest style Of the Daguerrean art, and upon
the shortest kind of notice. Pictures taken
-fer-aH prices. from SO cents upwards.
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THE HOG mAnnEr.

To indicate the state Of the market else-
where, we extract from pur exchanges.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 10Th
says: ...r. .ans,iblf .....
Buyers refused to purchase hogs, but at &
decline, while owners, because the weather
was more favorable for packing, we suppose,
imagine they ought TO obtain AZ advance;
but the fact is, the market was dull and spir-
itless, with but little disposition TO operate at
81 to S425.
We heard Of one sale Of l60 head, at SO, =
10 and $500, dividing on 2os lbs. None
but smell OTIS were ofr,rng today. Killing
will reach about i,2oe, one Of the houses do
ing little or nothing to-day.
The heavy and steady decline in hogs 10
the most noticeable feature in the market.--
Purchasers under the high prices created by
Louisville Spectators, will find large con-
tracts on their hands, and no place to put
their pork at a saving price. 1t may learn
them to look outside Of Kentucky next time,
before they take short crops Of hogs for gran
ted.
The Louisville Courier, Of the 18th, says
2l3,563 hogs have been slaughtered this sea-
son, up to Saturday night, with 1000 only,in
pens against 233 1851 last year, with 3s,O37
in the pens.
The Alton Telegraph Of the 10Th inst. says:
During the last week, the weather has
been very unfavorabe for operations, and
the business has been steady. f'he number
Of hogs put to the knife is about $500. At
the opening of the week the price was firm,
with tendency upward, but on yesterday, at
the close, the price was dropping, packers
Offering $3.50 to 81, dividing on 200 pounds.
In the pens, there were about 600 awaiting
the knife. We heard of a sale on yesterday
Of lot, aver ,ging two hundred pounds, at 81
to a packer in this city. The number Of
hogs coming in has tendency TO weaken
the market. The entire number thus far
packed here is about $4,000 head.
The Lagrange (Mo.) Bulletin, of the oh
says: "Hogs are pouring in rapidly, and the
slaughtering & packing operatorsh have scarce.
ly time to breathe. Up to yesterday morning
there had been 1900 hogs cut up, besides what
are still in pens and en- route. The price.
are settled being $325 for hogs weighing un.
der 200 lbs; $3.50 for 200; and 1910 for 25t
lbs and over, which are as high figures as now
paid in st. Louis. Several lots Of Beeve.
have been cut up this week. Our packers
have made arrangements to buy all that may
be dr. We in, at a shade above Quincy ant
Hanniba prices
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RITISH PGaDLl; AIS
EARLY COPIES SECURED.
to New Subscribers!
LEONARD SCOTIA CO., New YBrk. continue to re.
publ sh Tie following British Periodicals, viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Conservativc).
2.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig)
3.
TIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Free church,.
4.
THE WEsTM MISTER REVIEW Q.iberaD.
5.
BLACKWooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (TCry.)

The present critical of European affairs will
der these publications unusually interesting during the
forthcoming year. They now occupy middle ground
bet ween the hastily written news items, crude specula
tions; aud yns rumOrs of til" daily Journal, and the
onder0us Tome of the future historian, written after
the living interest aud excitement OF the great political
OF the time shall have passed away. II is TO these
Periodic ais that readers must look for the only really
neligib aud reliable istory of current events and
such in addition to their well ab shed literary, sci
eutiic and theological character we urge them upon
the consideration of the reading public
lr TArraugcments are now permanently M ade for the
receipt OF EARLY SHEETS from the British Publish.
ers, by which we are enabled 10 place ALL OUR RE.
PRINTS in the hands Uf subscribers, about soon as
they can he furnished with the foreign copies. Atho'
this involves very large outlay part, we shalt
continue m rnsh the Periodic ais al the Tow rates
heretofore together with te following Premiums to
new Suhsc rihers:
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PROBATE COURT.
State of Ohio, Belmont County SS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
IN ing named Executors, kdminstra atnrs and Guar
diana have filed their accounts and vouchers IN my oI
fee for settlement TO wit: I...,
sarah & William Majors. Executors of John Majors,
Deceased. - x,,, A., ,.,..,n,,;,
C.smre Mitchell; Ghardsn o: James o., Harriet NJ,
Mary A. and Margaret 4. Mitchell
T6omas A. Way Adm'r! OF Alice Coffee, decd
john q. Pickens Admit of James Piekens dec d.
Mordica Harper, Guardian oil Rhoda aud " Try Harper
Austin G. Brown, Guardian Of Msrths W. and Mary
Brown ,,, - s,,, a., ,,
annexed OF Aaron Williams. decd.
William Workmsn Administrator OF 5ohn hawr
'es James NJ. Smith, Admir- of James Nesloud deed A.,
Daniel & jeremiah Barnes Ex. OF obediah Barnes
decd. - nu, 49,
Eyen Butte, hdn'r Of William L. Moore, decd.
Joseph Haines. surviving Ex. eI Nathaniel haines
deceased. ,,. IL,
hs frst i've above named accounts Will lie for hear
ing and settlement the 4th the next Eve on the 9Th
md the last i've on the 9th days of January next.
"N DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
Dee. g, Is5i.
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TO t!frs sgsNRIBERs We send THE WEEKLY Tai
RUNE to CI,fs oftTenty more for per annum each,
WHEN THEY SENT TO ONE ADpREss hul we cannon al
ford 10 do so when required to write the names Oi
subsc rbeIs on The papers We have tried the ekperi
men of printing cheap papers TO the utmost and are
obliged 10 insist on the above distinction. To Clubs o
twenty or over with the Of each subscriber wri
len on his paper our charge is 30 each A. these
ret mn Cubs and must depend OH the exerons OF those
who think ley bencht the public by aiding TO eAtend ou
circulation Any person wishing 10 Obtain paper io
nm services has only TO get up Club OF twenty al
rs each when the twenty papers will be sent fairly sd
no his and in addition 10 h mse
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

In inviting our many thousands of friends 10 renew
their sul,sc riptions 10 The WEEKLY TRIBUNE il is
hardly necessary say that shall omit efforts 10
give variety to its contents and render il even more i'll
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who. ancr trial migh not be pleased with THE WEEK.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eIy.The Stomach prepares the elements of the bile
and the blood; and lift does the work feeby and i'm
perfectly liver disease is the ecertain result. As
soon therefore, as any efecion of the liver is per-
ceived we may be cure that the digestive organs
out of order The first thing TO be done. is to nd
minister specific which will act directly upon the
stomach-thc handspring Of the animal machinery.
For this purpose we can recommend Hoohand's
German Btiers, prepared by DIR. G. NJ jackson,
Philadelphia, Acting as ON Alternative and tonic,
it strengthens the digestion, chunges the condition of
the bleod and thereby gives regularity to the bowels.
See advertisement.
Dec. -, 1854.
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yOnr Barncsvlle neighbors are pecul-
ally fortunate in securing the services of SO
good a workman as our friend and former
fellow tswnsman, Mr. 8. J. EVANS. He was
formerly of the firm of Euans d Brother, of
Wheeling, and has acquired an envable rep
ntation as worker in Marble. A call al
his shop in Barnesvi.le and an examination
Of his work will convince any one Of the truth
Of what we say.
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Petition to sell Real Estate.

John McNichols. Guardian OF Rachel Sham
bin an insane person. ex parte.
NJ o 7 | c Il is hereby given, that on
tho l3th day of December 1854. the above named
named petitioner flied tition in the Probate Court of
belmont County, Ohio praying for authority to sell the
following real estate of the said Rachel Shambn iane
ly-the east Of he s. w dr.. of TO- tp. r. in the
Marietta Land District, and the sOth day Of January,
l-5i an order will he asked TO. accordance with the
prayer oI said pc, iton.
p. DIT CoWEN, Atty for petitioner.
Dec ood 1t
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6TBayard Taylor, the celebrated tourist
is announced to deliver a lecture in Wheel.
ing on Wednesday the Sd of January next
1t is sincerely to be hoped that our neigh
bors over the river, will let Mr.. Taylor say
what he pleases, and not, as i0 the case of
his colleague, Mr.. Greely, dictate to him what
course he is to take.
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ueb u -hereHryiRH.
Lei he Afflicted Read dnd Ponder!
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~, Pain Of the Bones and Joints. stubborn Ulcers,
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For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet been
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impurities, acts gently and efficiently the Liver aud
Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives tone the
Stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and re-.
stores the Constitution eufeebcd by disease broken
down y the e1cesses of YOUTH to its pristine vgor and
strength.
For the Ladies' it is incouparaby better than all the
cosmetics ever used few doses Of CARrER's SPANISH
M1NTrRE viii remove al saowness Of compeh ion,
bring the roses mautnr 10 the cheek give elasticity to
the step and improve the general health in reinarkab
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard of.
The large number of certificates which have reeei-
we'd from persons from all paris OF the United States il
press hotel keepers, magistrates physicians and public
men. vel known TO the community, all add their test-
mony q the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD
Call on The AGENT and get Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful this truly greatest Of all
Medic ines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS
Proprietors, No. Pearl Street Richmond Val to whbm
all orders for supplies and agencies must 10 sddresssd
ii. ALEXANDER. st: Clairsvi,le:
Jas. Baker, Wheeling.
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontovsn.
Gee. G. Bethel, Flushing.
RS. Ciart, Morrstowi.
u. u. Mott. Barnesve.
Mp Miles & Son. Sonerton
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere. Nov. 10.
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SILKS:

SILKS:
~ HE largest stock of Silks and Satins
we ever ole Ted 10 the public, Containing at least
~ eco ydc Of e:ery style and quaty BrooAde, hs d.
plain snd plsids and stripes. embracing the greatest
bargain we ever hought. Plain changeable, worth
90 from IS 10 10 cts; Figd and plain do worth 81 O
Ia o al 50 10 ris few pieces eft of thoss Ftsd,
fancy and black silks. worth 81 10 OF wLich we
have sold so many ina few weeks, al 20. 10 6O Cts
wv STONE L THOMAS.
Nov 40 ia, Main IL. Wheeling.
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u rhs next meer;Tig Of Belmont Lodge
OF Free Masons will be held in their new
IiEaall, (the house formerly owned by Adam
.5ohnston.) A full meeting is desired. Breth-
'ren from other Lodges, sojourning IN this
vicinity will be welcome.