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eLJ Our old friend Joseph CASTOR has loca'
tod himself in the growing city of Bell Air
We can cheerfully recommend him and his
70 the citizens there, az being letter A, No. l.
Though his wares are Drugs, we hope they
may never prove drug.
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tJThe Columbus,pupers mention an ac-
cident which occurred on Friday on the Gen.
trail Ohis Road, between GAINESVILLE and New
ark, by the cars rusning over scow. Amsne
s,hers we ns,ce that an "sldorly lady frsm
GAINESVILLE" had her skull fractured. We
hear, since reading the above that the lady
referred is the wife of KRian HdgI, sI
Barncsvills, in this courty,
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6yWc refer cur readers to the article in
another column, frsm the State Fair, By a
gentlemen whose services We engaged as re-
porter Tor the occasion. He gives graphic
and racy account of the deinss at the great
gathering.
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Cincinnati, October l8.
The Kentucky Trust Co. Bank has failed,
alss the Ohio Savings Bank. Much excite
ment on Third st. this forenoon, and run
commenced on one or two private banks,
which will probably be renewed tomorrow.
New York, Oc tober 49,
The steamer Canada sailed for Liverpool
with 70 passengers and $4,000 dollars in
specie.
Among the passengers were Arch Bishop
H ughes and Bishop Tion.
o. The Rev. MFR. Hanson, so well known
in the world of literature as the author of the
celebrated article in Putnam-"Hav we q
Bourbon among us!"--died q, Hoboken on
Monday.
OF AT the Agricultural Fair in GAINESVILLE
last weak, the committees award of the pre-
mism OF $50, for the best female equestrian
was received with general dissatisfaction b.
the crowd, insomuch that riot we'll mig
ensued. The excitement was finally allayeC
by raising by subscription another prize wort
$I50, which was awarded to Miss SALLIl
KITCHEN, to whom it Was thought the premi
um rightfully belonged.
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tTOn the first page Of the Gasctte d Cit
ssen Of last week we fad on article which we
presume to be original as it is without cred
il or quotation, entitled I"U IL wds mol for
Hone n. heart ,rouh break" A most ap-
propriste caption for an Admi nislration ed'-
tor, just at the present time for hope "is oil
that's left them new"
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WOOLEN FACTORY.

INHE subscriber having taken the Old
\ Stand At Arpstrott's Mills. hereby informs the
public that hewbs profafed IN few days. 10 attend
10 all business that may Dbne into hi hands IN the
way offulllnR Dyeing &C. and also during the winter
he expects 70 put up anfsiad Spinning Machinery, -
az 10 be we'll prepared the ensuing season, not only or
Cardlng and spinnnr, iut the manufacture Of good.
throughout, a. he has bat experience In h the branches
of country maDnfactoy NJ the Mind. lie hopes IA
merit ebare Of public pittonnge.
ArmstfOng's Mills, o., Oct 9Th. i2ji--3i. pi.
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AFFRAY.-Wc learn that an affray occurred
at Wellsburg on Wednesday night, between
student of Bethany College, Of Tennessee,
and some man living in the neighborhood Of
Wellsburg;-neither of whose names we have
learned-which resulted n.the ln1iction OF
dangerous, if not fatal wounds on the latter.
The student, after examinati,n, was acqut-
ted for having acted in sclfss defence.
(IVheeiing Int.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Jacob p. Flanner,
Us:
Thomas Mich olson, ct al.

HUIIUS IfIOIUI0OH' ct uI'
an order of saic di reccd FROM the Court OF
ID Common Pleas, of Belmont County, Ohio, VIII
offer for Sale at the front the Court House. in
St. Clarsville, Belmont Co. o.,on
Thursday, the 3oM day Of Nouemser, a. d.
1854 between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o.
clock r. NJ of said day, the following described lands
and teneents, vii The appurtenances thereunto be-
longing situate ly ing aud being the county of Bel
mont and State of Ohio, and bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning for the same at stone on
te East boundary line of section No. %, of Township
No. T. and Range No. in the Seubenville district, hve
rods and links north ofthe south east corner o Joh
KasIeys land and running the nccnor eighty nine and
one half degrees een poles and twenty Inks TO
stone thence north seventy eight degrees and three
fourtbs west three poles and fourteen links TO stone
thence south twenty aud three fourth degrees west
twelve poles stone thence south fifty hve degrees
east II inc pocs and seven links to the place OF begin
ming containing roods of land be the same more OIL
less. -, 80.
Shcri(l's Office, October 27tb, 1874.
JOHN q. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Oct
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.-No-
tice is hereby given that at the Probate Csrrt Tor
belmont County the undersigned was appointed ana
qualified as Administrator, OF WIN McMechan Decd,
late OF Belmont county
All those indebted said estate, requested to make
Immediate payment and those having tlaims against
said ate are notified TO present them for settlement
within one year from this date 49,,
net 0-th 1874
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erWs hope to.hsar often from "Caudex."
Just at the present crisis his letters will prove
of tenfold interest. Let all persons reas.the
enc in ts-day's paper.
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orMr. R. B. Ryan has again replcnished
his stock Of goods, and offers for sale on tue
NEST reasonable terms an excellent stock oi
Bssts g. Shoes. Read his Advertisement
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"Ha'c ye hole in a your coats
I redA Va. tQnt Ii;

Bro. Weling Of tho American Enterprise
disco urseth as follevs, Of our venerable
town" He has been among us frequently,
to stir us by his enthusiastic oritions upon
the great moral reforms o: the day. While
in this business he seems to have had an
eye to the character OF our village, which he
describes SO graphically below
ST. CLAIRsyILLE.
Isa venerable old town, in one among the
earliest settled regions in the State Of Ohio.
1t is situated in one Of the most wealthy and
valuable portions Of the State, and though
the surface of the surrounding country is
quite hlly, yet no soil is more productive, nor
any neighborhoed much in advance of it in
agriculture, schools, churches, &c. This
place is the county sea- Of Belmont county
and has one Of the most talented corps 0!
lawyers in the nation. In proportion to mum.
bsrs, the St. Clairsville bar, probably has no
equal in the State.
The citizens of the place are generally
no,ed forintelIigence, having good schools, a
supply Of fine churches, and three weekly
newspapers. Judging, however, from indi-
viduals religion is not as general and abun-
dant as intelligence among the citizens.
St. Clairsvile is desirable place to live,
though not on any railroad. The National
road passes through it, and is of incalcu bic
advantage to the neighbOrhood. All along
this grand old highway from Wheeling to
ST. Clairsville and vicirity, the people are in
the same neIghborhood, and live in the sub
urbs Of wheeling, and but an hour or two
from river travel and trade. This Is the hap
py result Of the regular running and good ac-
commsdations Of friend Lewis Omnibus
The trusty and prompt manner in which he
accommodates his patrons, renders his pub
lie services q public necessity and general
convenience. His Omnibus is better than
one railroad car would be, as it accommo-
dates people every rod on the road and can
step any where by the way; and makes the
whole road continued station for the COLI
venience of passengers. The people OF st.
Clairsvile struggled hard for the Railroad
through their place, but they are quite as
we'll of without it, as their present arrange
mept is, all but the speed, as good, and bet
ter than Railroads unless they terminate il
4 place, but railroads running directly thro
an interior village, without much commerce
or manufactures, are positive injury to II,
and it will be seen, that adjacent as it is tc
the river, st. Clairsville will flourish, in ter
years, as we'll as those little towns on the
Railroad, through which the cars will rur
with minuteor Of two stoppage.. With tn
present accommodation, property, conven
ence, and privileges arc. enhanced fifty pc
cent. Business men could we'll reside IN 81
Clairsville and operate in Bridgeport or
Wheeling, while Lewis continues his line
Central as is the location of st. Clairsvih
: it is the place for a county high school, f'
the common schools in the distr CT A goo
Central School there, would be better than
b. college.
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ATTACHMENT.

A 7 nv instance an attachment was issued on the
N 18TH day of October by William Smith, Justice
of the Peace, OF Warren Township. Belmont County,
az ainst the goods ChaleL rights, credits, moneys and
James Knsley, absent debtor for the sum
of thirteen dollars and fifty cents ana costs af suit
WILLIAM BARLOW.
Oct la5i-3t nd.
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ATTACHMENT.

A T my instance an Attachment was issued on th'
n Eth day of October by William i Meek. Justice
Of ths Peace of Warren Township, Belmont County
against the goods. chatlies, rights credits moneys sn'
effects of James Kinsley non resident debtor OF sa
County for the sum offs dollars and seventeen cents
and costs of suit. H. H. NIL l.
Oct 81, lS54-3t. nd.
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ID Court Of Common Pleas Of Belmont County, Ohio,
will offer for Sale at Public Auction on
Friday, the lst day Of December, 1854,
tctwoen the hours Of 10 O'Clock. NJ and O'Clock r.
said county. the following Described lands and iene.
mes situate ing and being in the county of Belmont
and state of Ohio being in section 9. tp and
2, commensing the east loutdary at post west Of a
large rcd oak, and near smal nn thence west 100
p,d eTsnsS :,nS" o ,hsmne ieee m f
ihehccs 90 Q 17.B 10 an ash thence 2j = Dj
rerenos TO beech, thence 30l - I49 perehes to a
white walnut; thence 20, : III porchcs 10 wal
NIT, thence 13. 9,c13 percbes to elm, thence +
44l7 o 1872 porches TO syeamoTe thence = 20 :, , Q
1879 perchcs TO htechi thence 93S 1873 perches To
poplar thence s2OS 10 perthcs TO a sncar tree;
thence ~ e 9oi perches TO post leefing to "
To- range ne thence 1853 perchcs 10 the place Of be.
ginning, containing I30 acres rood o0.oj pcrchcs.
ALso-An,ther tract heing In the same section
Aforesaid, AVID described az follows. 10 wit Beginning
at the u OF said tract at Old stump thence
oS, ele4 percles; thence 2?. .e3O9 perches to a
25, :, o5 perches TO beech, thence Gil W ~
perches chestnut; thence 72 ;, 30 perches 10
thence 67t e 10 perchcsto stake; thencen ~ >
IiG perches 10 willow, thence "a 2 petches.
thencensi &c go pe,ehesi thence n5i 9T y PI,SG,
perches; thence 27t 9 10 perehcs; thence 211 -
W 1912 perches; thence 1903 perehcs TO white OAK
tothe place of beginning, containing 81 acres, rood
ALso-Ano,her tract being in the same section a'ore
said aud described follows, wit: BeInning aitht
of sad tract at beech; ;thences SOL iIs
perches to white walnut; thence 2o 7.'e II perche'
to black walnut: thence s43i ., ~ perches to al
elm; thence AL oe l32pefcesto sycamore, thence
40 @ 15 percles to a beech thence % :, 10i
perehes TO poplar; thence 90 10 perches 70 su
gar; thence IA e2OI perches to post Clearing to
white walnut AZ :. W 90 Inks thence SOL : W ~
&c perchos to Bailey's rum thence o. w 3 perches
thence n AZ : W 1873 perchcs thence II 22t :. e j
perches; thence 31t w perches thencen9l - Il
nerches; thencen G, W 10 perehas; thence 10, :,
2l3 perches thenees 7el , 90 pcrches TO chestnu
tree; thence 6I n perches TO beech, TO the pac
ofheginning, containing 9l acres rood. "a perches.
The conditions ofthe above SALE will he follows t
wit One third in hand on the day of Sale, One Third +
one year One third. in two years, with Interest on til
deferred payments.
II Shcrff's Office, October Goth. 1854
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff Of B. .. y.
| Oct.2 %, 1854.
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NEW ENGINE AND REPAIR SHOP
Oct 10. 1854.


(NORTH) WHEELING, Va.
The suhscrih having procured complete tools
consisting of Planes, Ls,hes, Screw cutter ETC. the
latest and most approved patterns, prepared
do work in theirne, in the best possible and
on low terms.
Horizontal Engines with or without cast iron he'd
Upright Engines, all kinds OF iron planning, (hGving a
very large machineD screw cutting, bOlts aud nuts
heavy and light turning, shafting etu aand repairing
I Castings furnished al lowest fOundry pTiees.
We have constantly on hant or furnish at short
notice, cemented, copper rived leather betting ana
| hose equal 10 any made. We sell at manufacturers
prices, aud make ncchHTse for freight commission
| of any Kind.
We respect fully ask those having need of anything
in our line. TO give call, believing make II
Nheir intcres 70 deal vs. tn us.
J aug. ls.-iyl p9iN MOORE co
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BELMONT BRANCH STATE BANK,

Bridgeport, O. Oct. Sd; 1854
At meeting Of the directors OF this Bank, held
this day. to consider the provisions of the recent act
Of the Leglsiatue prooillng the circulation IN thls
Than ten dollars twas
Resolved, That until the first of January next this
Bank will receive deposit at par the notes of the
denomination oil FIVE dollars, o all the crren! specie
paying bnnas OF tie following States as heretofore,
10 wits Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, New York the New England States Kentucky.
Missouri, and the State Bank OF Indiana; that, III
OF less denomination than lives, be taken dis,
count of three per cent; and that the officers of the
bank assert and send said notes out of the State for
redemption. JOHN {. .TALLMAN Cash.
Oct. 6, 1854. 81 A true copy.
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Petition.
YENIIE above Defendants are hereby mott

TNIE above Defendants are hereby noti-
fed, that the Plaintiff as Aforesaid filed his peti
tOn in the office of the Probate Court within and Oi
the County aforesaid the 18th day OF October looi
setting forth among other things that L"mmon Ryah ~
his life time entered into contracts in writing, VIII
John stewart Stephen odell, William Barnard vii
ham Carter aud Robert Hall, Plaintiff, for the safe ant
conveyance them respectively for certain lois ant
parcels ground, situate in the town OF Fairview, ant
in Belmont County and particularly set forth in said pc
tition-that order will he asked from said Court, 10
power TO complete said contract and execute and deye
deed according to the terms OF said contract ana t
| statute in said case, made and provided.
| MILLER PENNINGTON,
| Airy for RoBERT HALL
| Oct O. Inii-3W.
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NT4DM-M0-EEs

Twill attend in person, or by my deputy, on the fol
lowing named days at the usua place OF holding eec
lions in of the townships, to receive taze viz IN
Pullney township, on Friday the 9th day or October
0lhi York ON Wednesday, Illhi Washington on Thurs
day the f2th Wayne, on Friday, the l3ih Smith, OF
SATURDAY. the 18th; Mead, Monday the 10th; Scmer
sci, on Tuesday, 18th; Warren, on Wednesday, Ih'
lath; Goshen Thursday, 10Th; kirkweod, on Friday
the aOth; Union Saturday, The 2ist Flushing on Mon
day, sd; Wheeling, on Tuesday, the cath. Aud vii
be In my office, in ST. Carsville, from The last name,
day. for the purpose OF receiving taxes, uni tie zu
'"' THOMAS JOHNSON, Treasurer.
Treasurcr's Office, Bol. CO., Aug. 90, leol
n. B-If in the number and varied forms Of the abov
specified svies ythng should he found TO have bee
N isconstruod or omitted please forward the neeessar
rroetion imm and lhus preclude the neecest
usne arxNsy snd rcuNt, and aesily otttsS
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rENTS FURNISHING GOODS, CRA-
~ watts, Shirts Collars, Neck Ties Pocket Handker.
Chiefs Scarls Comforts Kid and Buckskin Gloves, Sus.
penders, &c. &c. complete assortment at
FRINT d. NAGLE'S.
Sept. 90.
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KNOW SOMETHING.

4 LII persons having unsettled accounts
I Y with me. are respectfully requested TO call and
settle Immediately a. wish TO bring my business to
c lose.
N. B.-Ihave a few good Saddles on hand yet, which
will sell very low. Call and see for youIselves
ISAAC ASKEW.
Oct. 90. 1854.
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The Survivors of the Arctic. p

New YORK, Oct. ID.
The Europa arrived at IL O'Clock last night
with IA Of the survivors of the Arctic; among
whom are C. Michel, of Charleston and Ed
ward Depeur of New Orleans, who say tn at
Mrs. Collins and family were all drowned by
the upsetting Of boat. Mr.. Browns family
were all seen on the deck of the sinking ves-
sci, in a large boat, capable OF holding 50 per-
sons. The boat was too heavy to launch,
and it was supposed to be filled with passen.
gers when the boat sunk.
Albany, Oct. IA.
Captain Luce and others OF the steamer
Arctic have arrived at Quebec, having been
picked up by the Cambria. Arrived at Que
tec--Capt. Luce, Geo. Fuller and son-n-law
Mr. Brown, of Brown g. Brothers, and James
Smith, of Edinburg.
Capt Luce & seven or sight of the passen-
gers, and FIVE Of the crew oil the Arctic, were
saved from raft, by the steamer Cambria.
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New York, Oct. Il

The opinion of Chas. O'Conner on the
Schuyler over.iasue is published. He considers
the Company legally liable for the acts OF its
agents under the we'll known circumstances
Of the case.
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ASTONISHING CuRF.

PatfsrsoH. ". T., 20th, 1851.
MessrE. \. v. q u. SAsDs: Geutlemen-Hayiprw wit
messed the most beneficial effects from the use Of your
Sarsaparia it gives me pleasure send You the fol-
lowing fidtement in regard to my SON. In the spring
of sfShe took severe cold, and after eight weeks OF
severe suffering the disease settled in his left leg and
loot which soon sweed to the utmost. The swelling
was anCed by his physician and discharged most pro
lnsey amer that no less then eleven 'ucers formed on
the leg and foot at one time We had fvedierent Phv.
sicians but none relieved him much; and The last winter
found him 50 emaeised andi low that he was unable to
leave hsed ,snTerinshe During
this time the bone had become much affected thai
pece aer piece came ont, Of whicn he has now mora
thzn twenty-five preserved in bottle VARYING from one
hall TO one and half inches in length, We had giyea
up all homes Of his recovery, hut this time we were
inducedt totry your Sarsapsrla. and with its use his
heath and appetite began Immediately improve land
20 rapid was the change that less than dozen bottles
effected perfect cure.
With gratitude, 7 remain truly yours
- DARIUS BALLARB.
We the undersigned. rechhors of Mr. Ballard cheer
ful!y sn scribe to the facts of the above statement
=. K :. HAYT, A. NJ. TRowRRIDGF,
G O. r. DEAN, C. ElsTwoop
Prepared aud sold. Wholesale and retail by A. b. A.
d. SANDS Druggists and Chemists. 100 Fulton cor.
ner Of William, NewYork. So'd also ren.
orally throughout the United Sates and Canadas Price
81 per hottie: six bottles for SIS. For sale by
u. ALEXANDER. St. Clarsviile.
Jas Baker, Wheeling.
Aud by Druggists and Dealers in Medic ines evervwbere
Dee. 30. lsJ3.-ly.
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IA X + n D T IC E.
(E'HE subscriber has on hand large stock
L. of
BOOTS B. SHOES.
Just received and manufactured expressly 10 order;
embracing all the varieties of
Gentlemen's & Boys Boots and Shoes,
aud Ladies and Misses, FANcy suoEs AND CATERS.
Ladies wishing TO supply themselves are requested to
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere He is
also prepared TO do Cusroa WORK, with neatness and
despatch
LEATHER and FINDING, always on hand.
All the foregoing Stock, together with large assor
mont Of
GROCE r l E s,
Is ofere for sale, WHOLESALE or RETAIL, for CASH.
The subscriber being desrous TO close his business
offers his entire stock for Sale, the most reasonable
terms.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on Main Street, 81
Clarsville The House containing two good business
rooms, and dwelling. - = - .-.
AIso-TWo LOTS AND DWELLING HOUSE, or
Main cross street, st. CairsvAe. Terms made know
by calling the Subscriber. ~
not sold by the is March next the promises will h
for rent for Of from 3to years from LIST Apri!
RICHARD u. RYAN.
NPAII persons knowing themselves indebted TO thu
subscriber arc requested TO Call and settle at as early
day as possible. ~ d. W.
Oct. -, lc54.
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BELMONT PROBATE COURT.

Robert Hall, as Admir-, with will annexed of
Lennon Ryan, Decd.
Us:
Jane Ryan, James Virtue and Mary Jane his wife, Mar
tha D. Ryan, Martin Ryan, Winfield Scott Ryan, Els
abeth Ryan, Lucy Ryan, Emine Ryan ana "ii'iahi
Ryan.
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Sy"Lines to Ny Nother," next week.
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0RANDY--Ma adeira wine, pure juice grape allwa rr
q pure, just recdat (Sept 21.l ALExASD