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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Marx Graft, ct al.
against
Charles S. Barn, ct al.

pY virtue Of an order of Sale to me drec-
y ted from the Court of G. mmon Pleas of Belmont
County, Ohio, will offer for Sale at Public Auction, on
Monday, the llh day Of December, A. D.
1854, between tie hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and 4
oclOck, P. NJ OF said day, the front door of the
Court Horse in 81 Cisrsvillc Belmont County, Ohio
the following descr ibed Real Estate TO Wit Siinate y
ing and being in the County of Belmont and bounded
and desc, ibcd as follows Lying aud being ip.sad
county and adjoining the town of Beilair. heing two
parcels of land described follows The first parcel he
ing the one conveyed TO said Barn by Hiram Nc
Mechn by deed hearing date the l2th day of November
pi5, and Recorded being that parcel lying of Lot
No. l3 in the said town OF Bollar and bounded the
east by the Ohio River west by street. being co
feet Water street. 60 feet the river and running
from the said watersreet TO the water of the River
the other tract being the same had been conveyed to
the said Bonn by Robert H. ONei and duly Recorded
being directly Fast Of Lot No. l5 in the Bnair
being 60 feet tho River and the same on which the
said Bonn had ereceda Ware house, running from the
said watestree to River and ndjon ing the said other
parcel so conveyed by the said McMhchen and all the
water privileges more particularly described the said
deed OF con vevance.
sherfTs Office. ST. CairsviAe, Nov. 10Th. "A. H. 1854
JOHN @. NICHOLS, Sh'lT ofD. c. Ohio.
Nov. 10, 1884.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NOVEMBER IS.
Flour dull, good Ohio at S55as,Sl; South
ern, declined l2a, sales at s,s7lao,25.-
Wheat dull, Southern White, 1877. Corn
firm, Western mixed oOa9I. Pork frm,-
GecI dull and declining. Lard firm.
N. Y. Stocks lower and dull Money light.
N. Y. Central say. Penns. Coal Co., 96 -
Reading 63a. Erie 33t. Cleveland and To-
ledo Sc.
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0E-The Soule expulsion seems to have
been amicably adjusted, "and all the clouds
that lowered above our Iouse, deep in the bo-
SOM OF the ocean buried" Not ever, nine
days wonder can be made out Of it.
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L A n ID A N d OCK
E-GpEE BAH".

The Farm IN vhich recently resided is for sale,
with the exception Of 700, acres about the dwell
ling; it viii he divided into three or more tracts,
containing about 100 acreseach, or subdivided into
smaller trnctS ldesired Said lands will he offered
at private sale until Wednesday, thCse2d day al No
yenbCr, when, it not previously sold, they will be
disposed OF at public sale. In!
They are amongst the best of Shart G. SEX lands
and are highly productive in corn, wheat, grass. and
all vegetables and fruits suited to this latitude lying
within 4 miles of Wheeling Va, aud on the turn-
pike to West Liberty and Bethany, recently Mead
ami'ed, within Ilort distance Of them they offer
inducements for county seats, not surpassed in
heathtulItss of localion beauty Of scenery, and
abundance ofgood springs.
On The day above mentioned. aiier the sale Of the
land, wlll sell al Auction without reserve. all my
stock o shcep, Horses and Cattle. Also some fine
pi!s of Nildlescx. Berkshire, aud Mackay breeds,
The Sheep are equal 10 any in this country, and
amongst them are m>ny valuable bucks.
The sales of wool from my flock have averaged
for the hast 7 yCaIs about a. ceors per pound.
f-- Sale tn comm nee Vi II o'clock, Il. NJ.
Terms nude known on day of sale, and lands
shown nj any Tine by applying at my resdence. on
Hlmplen street, II. w. CHAPLlNE.
Nov. 3.--ts,
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FIRE,

New YoRK, Nov. 20,--A fire commenced
this morning inD Judscn's Hotel. Scarcely
any portion of its contents were saved,
Many of the boarders escaped by the win
dows. The Hetel was owned and occupied
by & p Ogrady. The fire was confined to
the building.
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! virtue oil decree OF The Court Oi CtT-
NV mon Pleas of Belmont County, ONO | wilioItr
for sale
Noaday The lSM day Of December, A. D.
1874, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and a o.
CLOCK T. Nj. of said day the front door of the Court
House, ~ 81 Clarsvle, in said county. the following
described Ia aud tencmeuts to wit, Situate living
aud being IN the county of Belmont and state OF ONO
the south haliO the south west quarters section No.
%. Township No. aud of Range No. j. the original
survey, beg inning at the south corner of said sec
lion; and thence north west Ia the section line a.
poles links thence north 81. East, lI5 uoirs
stone; thence South East - roles; and 10 lnis
To the section line; thnce West 10 the place hegu
ing con- aiming 20 Acres 20 poles, he or
less Ana also ccrtHIn other narco al land
ON the north side of a branch running from West
East II EelnT part OF the North West quarter of the
3ith section, Township :, of Range ). beginning al
stone planted in the Township line 1T the North west
corner OF said section; lhcr Souih A. poles rum
thence down said run South SGs Fast 10 poles and
-. 100 10 sta,iun thence North a East Il aud io
poles to station teuCc South I5s East, IL !. poles
to station; thehee North 81. East Is pnics
tom THENCE North 81 Eas, l3 and 80 poles
thence North 6SI East Sand 81 poles 10 Andrew Nc
llvans lInc; thence North MN. East " it'll SAID
line, PHI poles to the North boundary iiuc of said
ton; thence West the section line said section to
the place of beginning containing 10 acres and - poles
he the same more or less.
LIST described tract appraised the sum of seventeen
hund ed and fifty dollars.
2nd described tract appraised at tie OF three hnn
dTed aud hny two dollars.
sherlis Office, November l7th. ls5i
JOHN {. NICHOLS, sheriff.
Nov. l., 1854.
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POWDER EXPLOSION.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2o.-Two tons OF
powder exploded this morning in the Drying
House of Jacob Johnson, Montgomery Co.,
killing Henry Whitley ssd Josiah, his son!
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ID ID. T. COWEN. Clerk
ARREST OF RORpEps

NEW LISBON, Nov. lo.--Geo. Bliss, Sheriff,
arrested four robbers of the Windh am Bank.
going aboard a steamer at Alliance Point last
night, lor New York, and recovered all but
1900 Of the money.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NQVEMbEH ID.
Cotton unchanged, sales yesterday 3,5O0
Pales; middng A. TIE stock of mess polk
is nearly exhausted, sales l9.5Oa20. Moas-
ses lsc, Flour $50. Rice lower, sales at
&c,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALT! SALT! SALTM!

A LII persons in want of the above article
~ will please take notice that tho Subscriber has
Just received supply of the very hest quality in
Bbis which he is selling at Wheeling prices, (s3
per Bbl.) at his store in st. Clairsvile.
p S-A large lot Ofinc Sail in Sacks for Butter aud
Table use, just receivtdhy JOHN JRPSON.
Nov. "a, lSSt
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Friday, the LIST day Of December, 1854,
,tiwenn the honrs nj 70 o'cock A ~ and 4o'e'ook r.
W. oi raid day: "rihe premises in Pcasc township in
ssid county, the following described iards aud tenb
Heis stnhe lying aud heing in the cnnnty nfBnmnnt
snd Ste:e otOhto bcng in section 3. to- G and rsnre
3. commencing the east rorudayy ~ mat v,es o
erge req OAK end near small run; thence west 100
ttfchfs 10 white oaK, hrnccs2 : 1s4 perches 10 an
old 'tnmr. thence 29t :. 3O2 pp,chos 10 leccl,i
thenres 90 e lI.5 to ash; thenee Q5I : b.
rerenes to abeech, thence 10! l42 rryrhrs TO a
whhe walnut thence 20! II rerchcs To b wal
MI. th'nte f3t .c7.3 perches to an elm thcnfe .
4l i3.2 perohes to sycamY-c, tborts ~ q
I1' refchts 10 Lerci thence 23= - ID4 pcrclsg 10
poplar thenee s9o3 l2 rorches to 7G-ar tree:
lhente "a e 2O1 rerches TO post fbearinr to q "
walnut. f2S W 90 links; thence sSl : - rerchrs
10 range line thence 1913 perches to the piace Of e
Elnning containing 100 acres rood 90 oj pprches.
ALSo-An,iher tract teng in the same section
sioresaid ard described as follows. 10 Wit Beginning
81 the corner Of said tract. od stump: thence
q, ls.4 percbes; thence e3I e302 uerches To a
Ieech, thence 23S I7.e perchest an ash thence
-. 70 rerches TO beech. thence Glt W II
nerche- !" q chcfnui; thence "a ~ perchps 70
Bailey rnui thence ~. g perches 10 state;
iherce G7t :. 10 perches To sake thancen I7i
thence 81 e 20 porche. thence nji " = prrch.
-; thrnren - : W nerchcs; thence G-t " 70 .
W l39 perches; thence. 1903 perches to white o7g
pJle rlaoe OF beginning, containing % acres Food
hLSD-Apchertract beiu- in the same section arore
said aud descriled as follows 10 wit: Be,nning at,he
corner Of laid tract at Nccc:thcrcrg 30l IIa
nero hcs 30 white walnut: thnl.o ooi a. II ,,,rbny
to black walnut: thence g t2l "a re,rics ,o a,
eini thence al 13 2pcr ches 10 thence
10 ,e lJ2 perches to a beech: thence 23 Q 10
;.ps 70 pnpar thence 90 l2 pe-chcs 10
Far; thence II e@Oi rnr-hes to rovt tparing IN
Nh'h walnut y f2 : w"2 inksj thence g sgl W 90.
~ perches 70 bailey n;tnenccn g. w ~ rerches;
ihcne' n a Wv - . perchas. tlcuce N POI o IN
1erchrsi thence 39s pcrcHcs: thence o. 10
nerthes; thence n ) : " lG pc-rhes thence IL
10 prrcnes thence "a = 20 perohes to chestnut
rec; thence GU 81 perches beech 10 tie place
D nerinning Containing ~ acres. rood "a rerches
ne Cohaions oithe above Sale will hc "a follows tn
viz One third in band the day Or safe ono tbr In
,ne year One third in two years. with interest on the
deferred payments.
ShrriG's Office. Oetoter Goth 1874
Oct. o. 1854. " -
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WOOLEN FACTORY.

NE subscriber having taken tho Old
stand al Armstrong; Mils, hereby Informs the
pnuc ihot hewilhe prepared m few DAYS to attend
" el .n'lMes' thst may come into HE hands, IN tho
np nlfuing, Dyeng, &c. aud also during tho W ntnr
ne etpecs To put up aud start Spinning Machinery 80
70 We wen prepared the ensuing season. not only for
IanlhR and Spinning, hut the Manufacture of gksfs
Wou2ont a. he has had experience in all the hrachfs
oi o"nni'y manhiact"fy of the lind. lie hores 10
mefii aAhare Of public patronage.
John c. GRAHAM.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ST. CLAIRSYILLE. Nov. 81

VI NLAIhSNILLL, NUN. n.
Eggs, 10. Butter, 49, Flour, S,25. Hams
10. Shoulders, 7. Sides, 81 Corn Meal,
rs. Sugar, 1855 Coffee, II. Molasses
1898 Oats, 45@40. Clover Seed 500
Timothy-scarce 3,a5@3,5o. Dried Apples
100. Nails Sa9d 4,87. Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 2,G2 Lard &c. Potatoes $l,25.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
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tCINNATI MARKET.
NovIMBEt

NUN IIIEF 70.
Flsur 7,65a7,75. Hogs 8,95a4, with in
creasing receipts, not many sales but irmer
feeling exhibited; sales of green hams at
3a4c, and for shoulders, side and hqms.-
Other articles Unchanged. Money matters
improyinv
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ATTACHMENT.

A, It my instance an attachment was issued IN the
II 18Th day of October, by William smith, Justice
If the Peace, OF Warren Township, BrmOut County,
,ganst the goods. chacls rights, credits, moneys and
fleets of JamG- Knslcy an absent debtor. for The sum
'fthirtcen doarst cd iifty cents and costs of suit
WILLIAM BARLOW.
Oct. %, le5i-3t. pd.
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NENTS FURNISHING GOODS, CRA-
watts, Shirts Collars, Neck Ties Pocket andk er.
chiefs Scarfs Comforts, Kid and Bucks kin Gloves Sns
Penaers, &c. &c. complete assortment at
PRINT & NACLE'S.
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On BBL WINTER STRAINED mACHfNRn OIL.
~, warranted 70 HsBd the Cold weather withon,
chllDg @the Low price Of 20 cts. per Gallon, for
sheH j. W. COLLINS
a.. a,,, zoe. Drug Store.
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SllERIFFS SALE.
Doughcrty and Beugher and Yetkie, Cable
& Co.
Us.


William Barnes.
10y virtue Of .wo alias venditionio esponas
v 10 me directed from the Court of Common Ple0s
OF BeImon, County, Ohio win offer for sale on
Monday, the lsh day Of December, A. ID.
1854, tctween the hours OF o O'Clock, a. NJ and a.
clock p NJ. Of said day the font door of the Court
rouse ~ ST. Clasvtlie, in said county the following
lands and fcnomenis Ia wit Situstc lying ,and being in
'hrConnty Of Belmont and State OF Ohio aud bounded
AZ looWs: Lot No and q. in the town Of Boston, in
SAID county shcrif's Once at st. ClaiIsve, Noyrm
Ter the Ith, IsJi
- JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
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Estate of James Mountain, Decd.

= Office is hereby given that at the Pro-
4 7 hate Court for Belmont County, the undersigned
appointed and qualified as Administrator oilhe cs
!ao of James Mountain, decd, late of Belmont 90. q,
An those indebted to said estate, requested TO
make immediate payment; and those having claims
against said estate, arc notified 10 present them for set
lelnon within one year from this date.
ISAAC DOUDNA, Admir-.
Nov, 10, 1854 sw.
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3 pRiTANIA WARE. SILVER PLATED
\ Spoons, aud Forks, Pen Knives, Pocket Books
and great variety oil other articles for safe by
J. T.. SCOTT.
Oct IL. No. l57 Main ST.. Wheeling.
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S1"Among diseases. dyspepsia and liver com.
plant rank as most difficult 10 cure. We are peas
ed to have it in our power to point out remedy
which proved eiicclual in mano cases, and which
we cam safely recommend as certain and inialIi-
bic cure; it hqs been the means OF rescung thousands
from an untfmely grave. We mean the Iioofsnd's
German BIZ ters, prepared by DIR, e. NJ. Jackson at
the German Medicine Store, 100 Arch street, Philu-
dephia. See advertisement
Nov PAW.
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Estate of Preston Sharpless, Decd.
N Belmont County, the undersigned was appointed
aud qualified as Administrator of the estate of Preston
Sharpless, decd. late of Belmont County.
All those indebted 10 said estate, requested To make
immediate payment; aud those having claims against
said estate notified 10 pres eui them for settlement
within one year from this date.
NATHAN sIINRTLEsS, Admir-.
Nov. "a, IsJi
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FAILURE.

baltimore, Nov. 20.--Dayid Stewart g.
Son, extensive Wholesale grocers of this city
have failed. liabilities heavy.
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le temNfare cue, rarf,-m3l hv thn g-r7est Of ~
Ieea RhelDa ism, ScrOfna, Era Jtions on tho Skin,
liver Diseaee Fcvcrs Ulcers Dld Sores Anrtion. OF
lNr hi1uc!s, Diseases Of tho Throat FciaIe omnIaints
rams ana Aching Of the Bones and JOINTS sneedily
I 10 ngni ny ualng this rreat aud ncsti 4e remedy
For all diseases OF the Blood nothing hrs vet been
iond 10 compare with it, IT rleanses the system Of
IMPURITIES. acts gently ard efficiently the Liver and
idn"}F strengthens thn Digestion gives tone to the
stomach, makes the skin clear and hnathy. and re.
f"rcs the Constitution cnfpeLied hv disease or broken
nowh ~ the eXcesses of youth to its pristine vigor and
For the Ladies' il is inromparaly otter than ali the
cosmetics ever used. few doses Of GRrERs SPAStsu
hhTrRE WI remove al sailnwnrss of romplexior
rhg the roses mantng 20 ihe check. give elasticity To-
Ilrs'e ana improve the general health remarkable
3tgrte. '"y6nd all the med cines ever heard Of.
No large numbcro Of certificates which have recei.
yea ro persona cm ell paris of the United states IL
F's>' h;e Keepers, magistrates physicians, and pnllc
mon wei known 10 the community alt add their testi.
mnny To- the wonderful effects OF this GREAT BLOOD
PtRTFIi Il.
Cal on the AGEHT and -cta Circular end Almanac
ana read the wonderful this truly greatest of ali
Medicines as performed.
None genuine unless sirnel DENNETT & BEERS.
Pf'2rieiors, No Pearl street. Richmond Va TO whom
az ordcr' "r supplies and agencies must be addressed.
And for sale Ly
n. ALEXANDER. ST. CIairsvi'ie
jas BAKER. Wheeling.
WIN. Dunbar. UnioutOwn.
Gco.C. Bethe. Flushing.
Il. =. Clark. Morr stown
u. Y. Mott, Barnesville.
M Milos & Son. soncr,ca
Anf nv Dealers in Medicines evervwhers. Eov. 10.
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Amount OF Poor Fund expended as folowE
Allan ~ Dorsev for ont door manner Ord No II 90
Il. Brewer. Cofins for paupers IL W
VIM. 4. Hutchinson, for use of InfrmRry,e, 10,
Is, 90, 80, 4S - Nv |
same service as Superintendent 3I6 sc
Wm. Riley for use OF lnfrmRTy 9s5 90
r. N NIchols sundries fur r shed paupers Ord6 50
ssAs service az Director ~ 50
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TO TEACHERS.

M.6ERE, THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
iENssJ iSERs, will meet in tho school house in =,
~ West end,of ST.. CrAiRsyirIr, on sotpr,l. . .
Doc. End, 1854, Mt 10 o'clock A. Nj "''''"y
by order Of the Board.
ID ID T CnNIN cit
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
George Thornburgh,
as:
William Potter, ct a..

virtue of a decree of the Court Of Ccn.
Rs mon Pleas ofBclmont County, ONO | wilfo'Itr
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TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.


JoHy rorrY,r, Jcromesviiie. Ohio. May 30tlI 1s53
said: - write to state fer YOUR satisfaction and also
for that OF oilers that your German Btiers what yOu
recommend il 10 le. highly valuable medic ine which
know from having used it in n.y own fruily TO INV
entire satisfaction. Al who have uecd it give the
same recommendation"
STEPHEN 4. Mr.LY. Canton, Ohio. May II. 1872,
| says; "HayinE heard !our German Bt'ers highly
commended from sources in which placed much conf.
dcnce. ordered four bottles from Cleveland. One of
them gave TO my daughter who has derived great ON
cit from 1t; two Of the others sold Immediately, and
would litc you toSerd mc supply of itto SELL"
ICHH tLARK brunswick. Ohio, May 90, 1854, says
~ our German Bers have proved successful in every
for itse.! great demand"
TroN, ,s:IrrrIgcRp uovlrg.c CT. Ohio 0cccmror 9th.
Tor says: My wife has been affected with the Liver
complain; and Dy spersa for number of years during
she received itiih benefit hcrerom. aud ina ,he
doctors said she coid he cured. Last snrug she
concluded to Try your ers she took bottles and
ever snee taking them she has been able to attend
her business until very laely she had new attack hut
has e-ain commenced the Biiers. have sold quite
number of bottles through her recommendation and as
far a can learn, II has given satisfaction ALL"
DAvID. .ArCoTT Austlnshurg. OhiOs DcCeuIje s. 1853
says: Fcrmt bear testimony 10 the remark allie eG
hcHcy OF y0ur German Bitters in tie cure of Liver
complaint. For years previous taking it, | was Sc
vefcy afflicted with disease of the Liver, so much so
that did not cIpcctq live tul by fee use of the Bit
ers. thanks kind Providence find myself entirely
restored 10 health and che TO my usual employ
men'
These Ders are entirely vegetable aud free from AL
coh0lc s,inuapt and all iniurious Ingredients mild in
their operation they strengthen the system pros
lra:e il.
They entirely vegetable and free from all injurious
Ingredients.
Sold by dealers in medicine everywhere.
il. AIEX.sYDER. 81. cIarsyille.
Geo G. Bethel. Flushing.
VIM. Dunbar, ,Iniontown.
5. Gre-g, Morrstown.
". n. Mott, GAINESVILLE. .,'..
NJ. T. Miles & Son. Sonertoa.
.fnd by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
November 10 1851.
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SllERIFF'S SALE,
John Nelan,
Us:
G.. w. Nelan, CT al.

1Y virtue Of an order ofsa'e IN me directed f-on, Il
- - Conrt of Common Pleas Of Belmont County Ohio
wiz oiier Tor sale at Public Auction on
Friday, the lst day Of December. 1874.
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Total amount Miscellaneous expenditures 1885 70
Bridge Fund expended as follows
spangIcr l. Wilson deficiency in subscription J 90
VI M Rainagey BriIse i'm Flushing tn. 50 90
II .Keene do Maslingtontp. 10 w
= Kerry do Wayne tn. 90
II Uosiuer dn do 40 GO
l. Koontz ct al do Warren tn. 81 -. 100 60
At;"se Cresk : w. D''"s' ~ "'"'" u 900 90
Total amount Of prtdge Fund Iffi 60
Paid for Printing.
B.R. Covep Printing for County $50 Is
4 Gressinycr do do 429 G2
Total amount paid for Printing 75s a
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believe tho foregoing TO ic correct exhibit of the
Rec .Ipts and Expenditures OF Belmont County, from
June q, leji, to June Il. 1851.
u. .TRUEIAN, Aud. Bel. Co. o.
81. Ciairsve, Oct. y, I-Ji
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"Itis Singular" says the Newark Daily
Advertiser, "ye, /. has been remarked BY
persons OF observation, tha. the old Romans
seem no, 10 have bequeathed their physiog'
omy 10 the Italians Of the present day, bul
the Americans especially Of the Northern
States, resemble them most Of any other
people now existing, in the general features
of the face. Judging from well au.hen.ica.
ted statues OF Cicero, T'acit1s, Seneca, and
other men who inhabited I.aly sixteen Of
eighteen centuries ago, they had moi only
Ia general American cast OF countenance
but possessed some Of the particular features
considered Of great importance by physiog,
nomis,s, such az the forehead, mouth, and
that mos, prominent and emphatic Of oil
the nose Of our country. At any rate ,ray'
elers have said, tina, most pleasant home
feeling always came over them, when sur
rounded by the statues Of the great iorela,h'
eTs ofth present Roman race. They wers
used 10 such faces At home, claimed imme
diaie acquaintance with them, sympaihizeC
with, and seemed to understand lhem.-
They were no longer strangers In strange
land, as they felt they were in going from
their ideal society 10 the real living popula
tion In the drawing.rooms and streets
Whiiher has the old Roman likeness gone
then, II not 10 Americai his no, In Italy
al this day."