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rRsLASp-rnR WEATHER Ann rur ceo,s

The laxutant aspect or the crops In ireland "a .phi.,
OF general congratustion and the farmers sneak In tho
mos, encouraging way Of the prospects Of the ohcom
Ing harvest.
The Sligo Journal says the favorable weather h.. .,.,
ciseda very beneficial influence the earlv no,,o r
The Kilkenny Journal repeats this account The Carlo.
Sentinel reports bat crops look healthy
severely injured by The Droeheda Cons,
says; Since our last very favorable change h.s ,.s.
place In the weather, and the crops have vee, m,,,
benefited by t. We had fne fall Of rain on r,Sy
night aud Saturday last which was source Of 70, n
thankfulness to the people, Since then the s,monha
has been warm and general such as We are 20
In june; and the turnps mangod potatoes and green
crops generally have felt the greatest benefit from IL and
arc progressing, We be allowed to saw with rail-
way raPidi'y to maturity. Hay, as NC have remarked
before, sa light crop In carly meadows bu, the amer
grass VIII many Instances compensate for the deHcien
cy OF the first crop, and feeding for cattle promises s
fair average proportion. Wheat looks remarkable en
and Is likely to DO very good CROP In many localities
Il Is coming In to blossom, and showing fue head and
Likelihood Of large produce. Potatoes tho poor mans sbief
dependence, and which have been planted TO greater
extent than In any year, perhaps during the last ten
promise as well as remember them 10 do In tb.;r
most palmy days, before disease was heard Of So Gsr
they present magnificent appearance and will we trus,
maintain II TO prosperous termination Tho Tuam Herald
there are several fields Of bere and wheat In fu
Hallway potatoes look healthy do every species of
green crops and cereals 10 many instances In Tho
shot blade. Flax looks remarkably WE'LL and II the plats
we have seen in this district DO properly cleaned from
weeds the crop will be good asd one Al
Down the potatoes never looked better" The Wex ford
market IA nov daily supplied with fair share of excel
lent new potatoes both respects size and quality From
Armaugh there similar reports
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NoyLL hARRiAaE.-The Fort Smith, (Ark,) Herald.
S lno Oilo"ng The other day, the sedate clerk
OF our Court sitting at his desk bi-ly ongsod r.,
Mruug, "hen gentleman from the country about M, y
years OF age, and lady far behind in ,bs resnec
.ne once aud after tho usual saluaons the man
uskeu Nun ie" questions about the lq,g ON eoDiyol,
snu Tshed 70 know what marriage was considered og
W me clerk informed him that 1t was esteemed Evil
eonrdet, when the old gentleman pulled out paner
H. snort agreement made by the parties before
70 no1 as me law goes, all things In common for ,hs
mutual oeneh-askedt the clerk 70 record t. paving ove
~ zee oo cent? and both deliberately and quietly wak
ca on leaving the clerk IN utter asonisbmsnt and
wen ooniounded 10y what he had never seen befa,o
marIiage Without parson, Judge or saulren
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EusT TO nANn-A superior article OF York NH. Muslin
French Notwithstanding
oy lpst steamer, at No 1'2 Main street ~
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Chnrrll Rurnlns ,lr

4 brief Geographic despatch day two sircc made
cursory mention of the facts fully set forth be-
low -
MancL,as.a- 49,
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The local editor Of the Penny Post makes very COM
Plimenary notice Of that avoris watering place the
luguenol Springs from which We extract the following
with good rooms, aud good beds good servants zen
emen TO control IT, the best table We ever sat down 10
no" eau II be oiler"se than avore place resort -
zoe GROUNDS aud buildings are beautiful. Major Wool
bridges cottage Is Ia itself model of beauty ard
eh'sfa omye worthy Of the libcray and public spirit
o. its Old Virginia proprietor. Suffice Il for II, TO
Inat Tue hgguenot Is in full aud successful operation the
company elegant aud recherche every tbing "a 4, bi
De ana u viii be the visitors fault II be does no, enjoy
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gNatIE MEhlNO RODtEs.-A superior article Of aRu.e Ne.
NJ rno Bodies, (shrs without sIerya.) mos, .r.IJe ~
at No. l02 Main street. ~ ~ N'P" ''-'''Nes'
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S9 rI;E,b aii T. Az AToTIoN;I,lT VIII s,i,T

EehISHES.ws have all kinds Of Brushes ,ri,X
- BILE for comprising in Dusug,
Floor Brushes Whewash and Paint brushes;
crumb Brushes; Tooth Nall Hair Brushes sale by
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vuNuE NEW EDIIIoN OF TATE's AMsRroAN PORN NOR
BY a. H. SANDS, Eso-In handsome ~ mo vol IN
ns Constitution g ,ginf. preferred. price sso ,cilct ~.
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CENTRAL OHIO ROAD.

The business on the Central Ohio Rail-
eosd, Judging from appearances, is rapidly in
creasing. In addition to the large receipts
from passengers and freight, heretofore, there
has been lately added that of large amount
from the transportation of coal, long trains of
that article pass ng daily over the road.
We have observed for a week or two past,
large numbers of fat hogs driven eastward,
through our streets, and learn, upon inquiry
that they have been brought thus far from the
west by railroad, thence to 60 by turnpike to
Wheeling and thence over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to market. This is the begin
nipg of a trade that will, when our road is
comp leted, tax its greatest capacity to meet
its demands.
Much interest is felt both here and else
where in regard to the early opening and
completion Of this road to Wheeling, SO as
TO make connection with the D. so. road.
When this will be done, it is safe, perhaps
TO say that it will be, during or towards the
close ofthe present year. The track is now
laid east Of here some eight or ten miles. and
Il Few days the track layers will be, on, 10
sae efsmeus section sixteen, the most cxpen-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DcrAoUE AND tLvtR Of three years standing
CURE-Mr John Bongden, now living At Beaver
Dam, Hanover County, Va, near Riclimond had
Aguc md Fever for three years, most OF the time he
h ID chis twice duy, nfd rurey lees thnn once,
he was parcied with levers soon as the chill left
him; and after uyinl physicians. qunine, most OF
ed to him. was about to give up IN despair, when
Carters Spanish Mixture wus oxen ot, he got two
bottles, but before he hal used mpre than single
one he was perfectly cured, and has not had ciiil
or fever since,
Mr.. bongd,n s only one ont Of thousands who
have been benefited Ivy this great tonic, Alternative
and blood purifier.
'...Sec advertisement with his certificate
(yan. 70, In.
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SOCIETIES.

The ST. CLAIRSVILLE LADIES READING
AND SOCIAL ClCLE, meets every Monday even
ing, at O'Clock.
MYSTIC LODGE, No. l6o, l. o. o. T., meets
every Monday evening.
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 80, meets
on the lst and Sd Tuesday evening of each and ev-
cry month.
FIDELITY SOCIAL DEGREE, No. 80, meets
on the 2i and 4th Tuesday evening of each and ev-
cry month.
BELMONT LODGE, No. l6, Free Masons, meets
on the Wednesday evening Immediately preceding
the full moon.
al Arch Mnsons, meets every Friday evening imme
diateiy alter Full Moon.
RIO FRO DIVISION, No. 35i. Sons of Tenn.
erance, meets every Saturday evening.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.

VI. f.. CuuRCu.-Pastor, John H. Rankin. Pub.
lie Worship Mt II O'Clock, A. NJ. Sabbath School
at 2t o'clock z. NJ Sumpd LcUiS Superintendent.
PREsByTEEAs Cnuncu.--Pasor John Mofn.---
Public Worship at II O'Clock. A. NJ. Sabbath
Schoo at O'Clock p. NJ. George andersen, Super
intendant.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CuURcH.-Pas,or, Aicran,
Ter Yang. Public Worship at u o'clock A. NJ
Bible Glass, Instructed by the Pastor at l O'Clock
p NJ.
ST. TuomAs CuURcH-Pnstor Mr.. Hollis. Public
Worship Sunday,
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Public Worship in eacl
Church at | | O'Clock, A Nj.
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MARRIED..

by Rev. ]. Turner. On the 18th
ult Mr.. ALEXANDER A. SMITH Of Wellsburgh
Va. and Miss. EMELINE DAVIDSON Of Martins
vile Belmont Co. o.
by the same, On the 5th inst. Mr..
HARRISON CAss and Miss. MARY, ]. LYNN
all of Belmont Co o.
On Tuesday Jan. 18th, by the Rev,
J. Woodrofie, Mr.. SAMUEL HATCHER to Miss
LYDIA HoGUE, all of Belmont County.
On the cath inst by Rev. d. Trueman
Mr. MATTHEW w. HILL, and Miss. ELIZA
Harrison all OF Belmont County Ohio.
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FoR A CouJu or Com, use Stnbler's Anodync
Cherry Expvctorant, and iot DiarrhTi and other
diseases OF the bowels. take StaOers Darrhna
Cordial. These good medicines are not recommend.
ed rs cure.alls but are believed 10 be the best re.
medies known for the respective disensrs named
One OF the most experienced physicians Of Balii-
more, says OF the former, that it will effect more
which the country is inundoted:" and numerous o.
ther medical testimony of the highest character, re-
lniing TO these valuable medicines. is published in
the pamphlets, which may be had OF the agents.
Every family should keep them in the house, ready
for instant use. See advertisement another
column. Price for each, only 80 cents per bottle, or
six bottles for 81 80. Jan, 90, I'm.
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ID The following are established weights u
various articles Of produce and the rates
Which they should be bought and sold.
A bushel OF wheat, sixty pounds.
OF shelled corn, fifty-six pounds.
or corn on the cob, seventy pounds.
Of rye, fifty-six pounds.
OF oats, thirty-three pounds.
or hurley, forty-eight pounds,
Ofpotatoes, sixty pounds.
OF beans, sixty pounds.
or bron, twenty pounds.
OF clover seed, sixty-four pounds
OF timothy seed, forty-fve pounds,
or fax seed fifty six pounds.
or hemp-sced iorty-four pounds.
OF buckwheat fifty two pounds.
or blue grass seed, fourteen pounds.
or castor beans, forty-six pounds,
Ofdried peaches, thirty three pounds.
OF dried apples, twenty four pounds.
OF Unions, fifty-seven ponnds.
Ofsslt, fifty pounds.
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AYERS CHERRY PFcToRAT- We believe this TO be
an excellent preparation, and shnll therefore not
heitaie to recommend it TO our readers 1t has
been tested in numerous instances in this city, and
in several which have come under our observation,
it has accomplished what popular medicines and
some of our most skiltul physiians had tailed to
nccomplsha perfect cure, in clses of apparently
confirmed consumption. 1t is the only medicine for
this disease which we can heartily recommend
Temperance Advocate, Prov. X. |. Jan. g. I'm.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

l. petition will he presented TO the Commissioners
of Belmont County at their next sesssOn praying for
alteration OF the grade road lately located from point
on tho Belmont and Monroe County line near Malaga
thence through Somerton to Bdrnesvilie said aiera.
tion to commence al point near Aquiila ThOmas's
Blacksmith shop, thence near Stephen Baileys store,
aie residence of William f. Moore (deceased) thence
TO Barnesvie. Said aeraiio ion not To exceed grade
five degrees, and near the old road practicable
Jan. o1th, laji.-pd,
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4 DMlNIsTRATORs NOTIcE-No.

tc9 n hereby given that at tie Probate Court fDr
Belnoi County, the undersigned Wa ayroi ted aud
qualified a. AdmHitsifG with She VII ucKtd 81 the
estate Of Mary Sturgeon, la.e Of Belmont County,
decd
NJ ihps- Indebted TO said estate Tequc. 20 make
immediate payment; ami those HAVING claims against
SAD cst e.srr notified to present them fJi settlement
"i.i.n ore yCAr from this da.c.
ANN STURGEON, Admir-.
Jan. H. lsJi.
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IIkn PILLS FOR 25 CENTS .-DR.
HYNR rONN NSENn,S uEALTu rILI.S are he

hOV TOWNSEND's HEALTH PILLS, are he
ing called for all parts OF the land they rapidly
other medicines, 10Th on account OF Their
happy effects upon the human system III removing dis,
Ease aud impIries, aud also the exceedingly reduced
price al which they are offered.
The rich and the poor find IN them real lOOn-caci
tox contains 100 PILLS. being four times as many as
are usually Ire had of other kinds oi Pills al The
prjre They contain min poison whaiCyer-helr n
Ingredients are Extracts Baisais aud Gums of great
efficacy. ...... ....
always thorough and efficient. They win he found ex
oeedngly eilcscous in removing the following com
plsuts, VIZ: .
Jmpurites 0fthe BlsOd COstueness Paths
in the Head Jaandice Pains an the Side, FendIe Com
plants Lirer Complaints, SICK Headache. Fe6rils f
Teetons Pains IN the Back, Piles, Bilious affections
Irregularties Dyspepsia, Pains in The Breast. Rheu
matism Pains in the LOiHS, &c.
The properties of these Pills believed to
surnsS The newer OF all other medicines Operating al
wavs thorouh.y yet without the aid Of mineral poisons
they are pee uay adadted to family use safe aud sau
tdry in their impression upon the system they may be
taken at all times and hy aili
They most speedily aud efcrtually do the work, in
suhduina Mnamations aud Fevers, opening obstructed
soros promoting preparations and soothing norbidsen
sibties. In short, they warranted heter than all
others-Che than all-and destined to supCTcede all
ry them, nvalids, sufferers, pna and all--and recon-
eih the Pills to your neighhOTs.
MFeDirections accompanying each hox.
+. A. PALMER, General Agent,
StOntOin. Conn.
Rememher the prices One Hundred Pills for 25 cents
j. w. COLLINS, Ct. Clsirsville.
II. ALEXANDER, do
John a. Haines, East RChland'
l. w. Vanlaw, LlOydsvie.
J. R. Mitchelli Morristown.
II, Murphy, Hendry shurgh.
Morton & Carlisle, Fsiryiew..
TaTncr +; m't 4 Mcclure. MariinsviIls.
Sept. 80, Is53.-eowly.
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IiHHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF

4 the a.e.-plantcis Farmers. Families and others,
can purchase remedy equal to -
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LlNIMENT,
for Dyseutery, Choc Group, Chronic rheumatism, S"re
Thi oats Toothache Sea Sickness, Cuts, Burns, swell
gs Bruises Old eorrs Headache Musquilo Bites, Pans
in the Limbs Chest, Back. etc.
lift does give relief the money will lie refunded;
all thai is asked fair trial. end use 1t according TO
the directions. ....,. ,
II is an English y and was used by William the
w. king of Eug land and certified hy MN as cure
I for Rheumatism. when everything else had iailud
OvEP 1890 BOTTLES
have teen sold in tie n ed states, without asnGe ia-
ure aud many have stated they would nol lie without II
if was 10 dos per lUltc in case OF Group, as II Is as
: certain as il is anp'ied. .
IL cures Cholera when first aken, in few hours;
Dysentery in hall an hour; ooihache in five minutes
It is perfectly inuorcut take internally and recon-
mended by the eminent Physicians IN the Cneu
States. -...-
rRICE 25 and 30 CENTS.
Dr. TOBIAS could fill dozen Newspapers with cer'in-
Gates aud Letters relating to the wonderful cures accom-
psed hv his Liniment hut considers warrahing IL SUI
cient as any person who does not obtain reiic heed
not nav for It.
DR.. TOBIAS has rutura
HORSE LlNiMENT
in mint hotties which is warranted cheaper and hettc
than any other for Cholic Scratches Od Sores oas'
Swellinss, Cuts Bruises, elc.
PRICE 81 CENTS.
DIR. 1OBIAS's OFFICE,
$50 Greenwich street, New York.
AG-STs--I H. Patterson Co.. ~ Monroe 81, Whcci'
ing; r. il Logan s. Co. near the Bridge corner.
]. w. COLLINS, 81, Cairsviiie'
" AJ.ES INDER do
lain IJoines East Rch'and.
| |. w. Vaniaw, L'oNnsviie.
!. r Mitchell, Norr'sioWh.
| n Murphy IIcndrvshurgh.
| Morton ~ Carlisle, Paiiview.
!; Tur"rr M''i't & mcGnire. Mar,insve.
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TntRE ARE rrw things which afford us grcntnl
pleasure iiian sitting down to write notice o: the
celebrated Hoofand German Liiers. because W.
ure fully conscious we are c0nlerring public benefit
aud our heart tells us that hy notices many have
been induced 10 take these Blrrs, nni been rescued
from heath by Dyspepsia Liver Complaint &c, for
the cure ot which 1t Is certain 1t is prepared and
sold only by DR.. G.. NJ Jackson, at the German,
Medicine Store, No I2O Arch street, Philadeplin.
Jan, ~, 2w.
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NIoTICE is HEREBY pUBLJCI,Y

given that there will be petition pTesentcd 10 the
Commissioners OF Belmont County, Ohio, at thcir
of part of graded road running from near Malaga
in Monroe County, Oeio, to Barnesvle in Belmont Go.
Said alteration TO commence near Aqua Thomas Shop
and pass through the lands of Robert Hail. Eli Patterson
Jehu Bailey stephen Bailey Lemuel Patterson Aquila
Crew. John Fred and Robert Mills inersect the pre-
sent Road the lands of George duddie Or if This
route cannot he obtained by paying reasonable damages
taned IRON the above mentioned point Malaga 10
the town Of GAINESVILLE. Jan. %.
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.HERIFF's sALE.-Lrvf W. BAILEY

S.,HERlFF'B SALE.-IEvf w. BAILEY
- W. KsIoHT BsiLEY. ct al In FaHi.ion.
b. viruo Of al order Of safe 10 directed from tiir
Court Of Common rIea, Of Belmont County, gkto At tie
fan term thereof lt53 VIII offer for sale public
ton
TUESDAY, the aIst of February, 1854.
htween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. sud O'Clock ?.
OF said day. Al the front door Of the Court Horse IN
~ Clainvilie. Belmont County, Ohio, the foi!nwng
lands aud tsnemcns, TO wit situate lying aud hemg ~
the County Of Belmont and STATE Of Ohio AID bounded
and drscrtf se follows the 'sst part oi section i've,
Township seven and Range Dur, and Legnniug for IL
boundtrfs ai the north wttt Of lands which in
IsfO bclohRed to James Johnston, where the ssne
neied VIII lard ionucfly tr'yngin2 to David Nautc and
Ro,eu Hopper, ard running theute south - yertes to
poe" thence cast 20 tefehes u post thence north -
perches TO tost and thence 90 peche. to the place D
bcsinnHg Containing three acres Or les, being
10" sonc land Of which PhTle Bailey late of ssd Cnuu
". dod si'zed Of AID which was conveyed 10 htr by
Alexander NeJillen and wife by deed dated Apri Goth.
lsjo ID recorded N Book pspe 3i 81 the BcCods Of
deeds of said Count y apprsi.ci a. s2UU.
JOHN g. NICHOLS, shruf
Sheriff = Osice, Jan. 9Th. isjl -s3.I5.
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COMMERCIAL.

1t will be seen BY reference to the Foreign
News that the price of Breadstuffs is largely
advanced. Flour is now selling in N. York
for s,ooas.l2. In Cincinnati Flour is held at
6,75,
With the exception of the advance in -four
and Wheat, we have no change to note in
other articles We do not think it is me-
cessary to publish a long list of Markets
every week, when there is no alteration, We
will be careful to note any changes in the
Markets, and should the Chronicle appear
with but few reports of Markets our readers
will consider that there is no change.
n. aF..f.Hrn. .----- a .iaFH t 10 .
ST. CLGIksvILLE, Jan, 25th.
Flour is selling At 7,5o, retail, from the
Groceries. .f- s.rH -."rrf f~F 'os.
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siye and difficult of construction Of any oh

sive and difficult of construction of any oh
the line. We are Informed by Enos Jen-
nings, Esq, the indefatigable superintendent
OF that work, thot little or no detention will
be experienced there, that the work on it is
50 advanced that with few days of favoru-
Bile weather 1t will be cut down TO grade.
This obstacle surmounted, Cambridge can be
reached in few days longer, or during the
month of February.
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E,IFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be

INIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be
H. paid TO any person who wfli buy hox of DR.. TER
REI'S Healing ointment, aud using 1t according TO d
clear conscience, that il will not coAPLgTELI CUR.
Chapped Hands, Chilbains, Chadng, Sore Lips Burns
and Freezes Children and greatly alleviate, il
not entirely cure salt'heum, Piles, Inflammation of the
Breast Bites of Insects Pimpies on the Face, and all
Diseases of the Skin. MONROE TERRELL,
kaugstuck, Conn.
UJSTo whom all orders should be addressed.sIU
Sold also by the Principal Druggists and Country Mer'
chants generally,
WHOLESALE DEAugRs.--C. v. Clickner Il Co, No 81
Barclay street, New York. A. Mcclure & Co., Albany;
Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh; Wa. II. Brown Il Bro,
No. Liberty ST., Baltimore; I. w. 4 Sons, adelpa.
]. W. COLLINS, St. ClaIrsvlle.
II. ALEXANDER, 80 do
John A. Hanes, East Richand.
". Vaniaw. IJoydsville.
!. n. Mitchell, Morristown.
ii. Murphy, nendry Sburgh.
Morton & Carlisle. Fairvlcw.
r. Miller, ' Bridgeport
Turner & M'Guire, Martins Ferry.
ssR. 10, i653.-lyoow,
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S,HERIFF'S WALLACE, EHsELL
. & GuI0ER vs.: JAooB WATSON.
By virtue of all execution TO me directed from the
Cort of Common Pleas OF Belmont County Ohio, will
offer for sale on
Wednesday, The a5th Of Jdnnary, 1854,
hetwe.n the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock 7.
of said day. the front door of the Court House in
ST. Clairsviie, belmont County, Ohio. the following
Lands and tenements 10 Wit situate lying aud Icing in
the county of Belmont and state of Ohio, and bounded
and ed a. follows to witt Lots No l26 and III in
Wallaces addition TO the town of Madnsvle, Belmont
County, Ohio. .. - ,,,..,
Sheriff Of Belmont County, oaio.
sherihs Offce, Dec. e3d, 1853.
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FARMERS CLUB.

Those friendly TO the organization Of IA Society FOR
Improvement in the science OF Agriculture arc ic-
ouesed to meet at the Court House in to Town ut
ST Clairsyc on the 2Sth instant ut O'Clock L. NJ.
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A FARM FOR RENT.-In Marshal
IN County, Va. five miles from WHEELING, con
tanning about 90 under cultivation, has upon il
good BARN and DWELLING HOUSE. | will rent
the share Otherwise, and il desired will furnish
Horses, Wagons, aud farming uteusils.
The best OF refer required as 10 honesty and ca
pacity. Applyto A. H. CALDWELL,
corner OF iIsmbden and fifth streets, Wheeling,
Jan. %, 1853.