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HENRY CLAY AND THE CINcfNNATt E.QUt.
EER.-The Cincinnati Gazette, in short ar.
ticle. exposes the base hypocrisy oc the Fin.
qurer in its pious appeals to the spirit oe ;he
eminent Statesman Henry Clay. We have
no doubt similar record evidence exists
against the entire gang who are now playing
at this game, to justify their treason to the
North.
The Enquirer of Wednesday publishes an
editorial appeal TO the friends of Henry Clay
who for quarter of century was the able
and chvulric leader oc the Whig hosts o
America. He went down to his grave full o
years and honors; and the best eulogy tina,
can be pronounced upon him, or that history
can record, Is the praises of the men, who
when he lived, hunted him with q vindictivc.
ness approaching to ssdiabolism. In 1874
ter the election Of Polk, and the defeu, o
Mr.. Clay, the Democracy of Cincinnati had
a supper, at which there were toas,s, speech.
es and sparkling catawba In looking over
our files, we find that gentleman who bore
the name which the editor of the ENQUIRER
now bears, and who we presume is one and
the same person, gave the following toast:
The Kentucky Blachleg.- He has played his
last card, and now waits in terror for the last
trump"
is
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26o4, Knoulton's in the I'D, 1928; Bonson's
in ths dth, sl43; (his is the only district
where the party had the temerity TO shoulder
the Ntbroska bill) Washburns majority in
the oh, 49l4; MilIikin's in,the 9th, 4oi.
Taxing the Congressional vote in the sey.
eral districts as a test, and The political COM
plexion of the State is as followG
An,-hdministration 57,3oi
Administration 3I,29g
Anti-Admihistfu,lon majority In the State
of Maine, tleenfysir thousand and nineiy.tico
Was there ever such defeat, for party in
power!z- Gin Gas. Ht
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TRIBUTE OF RE SPECT.
CANAL Dover. Aug. IA, 1854

CANAL DOVER, Aug. IA, 1894.
At regular meeting OF Goshen Lodge,
No. 81, /. o. o. F., Brother ]. S. Dear
dorf, C. F. Eckhart, and ]. 3 Bear, were
appointed committee to draft suitable res
ou;ioLs expressive of the feelings OF this
Lodge, in the demise of Bro. ILEUTELLAs
JOHNSTON, reported the following resolu'
tions, which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Death has entered our Lodge,
with his ruthless hand, and to, n from our
midst one of our brightest orn, ,ments, one
of our most cherished comp anions and
brothers, in whose lie was eXemplified
Resolved, That while we shed the tear OF
sorrov' and of sympathy at the early depar-
tnre OF our beloved brother, WITH the pa
rents, brothers and sisters of Bro. Johnston,
we will cherish his memory IN our minds
and keur's, and his mary virtues shall ever
be fresh in our minds, "We mourn not as
those without hope" for the virtuous life
of our departed brother has given the best
assurance that he has but gone TO join the
Celestial Lodge above, where death has no
sting, and sorrow no tear TO dry.
Resolved. That in this, the hour Of their
deep offiiction, we would commend the pa
rents andltriends OF our deceased Bro. John
stou, TO Him who gave and hath taken
away--and who dqeih all things well, for
that consolation their bsreaved hearts 90
much need, and which He nlone can give.
Resolved, That our Lodge be clothed in
mourning for the space of thirty days, and
that each brother wear the usual badge OF
mourning for the same length OF time.
Resolved, That copy of these proceed
ings be entered upon the minutes Of this
Lodge, and copy sent to the parents of cur
deceased Bro. Johnson, and a copy handed
to the county papers for publication.
]. 8 DEARDoRF,
CaAs. +. EcKARr,} Committee.
J.H. BEAR,
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
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Dr. Snm' b Martin, one of thes. most extensive
fullv exsmininG the compoment nnrts of Stnb"rs
Anodyne Cherry ExpectoraDt and Stabers DInr-
rhGa Cordial, and after having used them in his
practice, gives his opinion thus: They are both
valuable compounds, and do not hesitate to recon-
mend them" Many other ph,scian of eminence
have also written highly recommending these
"Gond Medicines" as mere reliable than any other
for thcicue OF the dircasrs tor which they are re.
commended. Don't negIectn Cough, it mny end in
Consumption; or n DnrrhG!a, II may become
Dysentery or Chocra--cure these nj the onest, and
before they get too deeply seated. See ADVERTISE
meut III other column. and descriptive pamphlets,
50 cents per hlttle or SIX bottles ior g 80.
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THE PAY OF THE FIRST CoNGRrss Nv,
found the annexed paragraph, few days ago
in on" Of our county newspapers. II is corrcc
to the letter.
The Continental Congress met on the lou
Of May, l776; the number of members wat
Ga. At this session member appeared iron
ST. Johns Parish, Georgin, and attcrward,
the colony Of Georgia sent an entiro deloga
ton. Each colony paid its own delegation
New Hampshire allowed to each all exper ses
servant, two horses, and guinea a day;
Massachusetts,, expense aud three dolars a
day; Rhode Island, and Maryland, forty
shillngs day with nothing for expense;
Pennsylvania, twenty shillings day and
expeace; Virginia, half Johannes per DAY
North Carolina, f5o0 per annum; Georgia
Elc0 per month, while in session
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fC5~Thomas Borand, son OF tho late Min.
ister TO Cen tral America, and late Clerk in
the War Department, WIS served witha no
tice TO quit, signed by JEFF Davis, the Secre.
tary 'ef War. The reason assigned was
that it had been satisfactorily shown that he
had voted for Towers, for Mayor, instead o
voting for Maury, the Administration candi.
date, and that Towers was the candidate ol
the Know Nothings. This is considered d
sufficient ground for dismissal at Washing
ton.
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SOCIETIES.

ST. GAINESVILLE CHAPTER, No. ~, Roy.
A. Arch hlascns meets every Friday evening ufno.
dialely niler Full Moon.
RIO FRIO DIVISION, No. 35I, Eons of TEN.
eranco, meets every Saturday evening.
FIDELITY SOCIAL DEGREE, No 80, meets
on the 2j and 4,h Tuesduy evening Of each and oy.
cry month.
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. m. meets
on tho lsl and Sd Tuesday evening Of each aud ov.
cry month
-...BELMONT LODGE. No. lG, Free Mnsofa incots
on the "Wednesday evening Immediately preceding
tho full moon.
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I. D. TAYLOR. Sec.
STATE FAIR NOTICE
CENTRAL OHIO RAIL ROAD.

"NRAINS CARRYING PASSENGERS To
Il STATE FAIR, near Newark, commencing Octo.
Der l7th. Will leave BARNEsvlLLr at O'Clock A.
NJ, and CAMBRIrGE at 6 o'clock, A. NJ. Returning
Leave Fair Grounds at 30 T. NJ. arrive at Cam
bridge 720 T. NJ, and at Bonneville at $50 p. NJ.
Tickets must BE purcha sed, before taking seats in
the Cars, for the ropsd Trip Ito tho Fair and back
The price will be 'ss follows:
From GAINESVILLE 10 Fair and return s2,25
Millwood and Salesyillc $500
=" Cambridge Sl,5o
SUPERINTENDENT OrricR,
ZANtsyiILE, o. Oct. 3 1851
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And in Corporations as follows:
Bridgeport, iG 5G; ST. Calrsve, St JacObshury, IGf.
In addition TO the above there is levied in the follow
ing named townships and school sub bdistricts, ioi
school purposes the following amounts:
CoLERAIH--Dist. No 6, for building and fuel S2,sC
FLusnING--Dist. No l, $40, Dist No. 2, 81; same
Dist. in Unioni 80, Dist No 3, S5, Dist Nod,
S35. Dist No 5, $40, and S252, Dist No u, S5,
Dist. MOI, l5 Dist nos, Gown OF FiushEg)
500, Dist No 0, $40, Dist No 10, $50 No II,
SO. 41d
HIRkwoop--Dist No !, 800, Dist No 2, $3.50, Dis
No 1. S3,5U, Dist No ), Sa25, Dist NUG, S3lO,
Dist No Z, $50 Dist. No. {. l5O dolls. Dist kO9,
SIS, Districts Nos lU and IL, 200 dolls, Dist No
IL, 6V dolls $3.50
MrAp-A generally levy, except Diss and o. and oos
PgAsE-nist NOD, 800 dolls, Dist No =, 800 dolls. V0C
RIcuLASD--DIst No. q, lOdos, Dist No >, 20 dolls.
Dist No 4 300 dolls, Dist No o. 335 dolls, Dist
No 10, 900 dolls, Dist No 10, 30 dolls 1895
SoSERsET-Dst No 6, 500 dollars Dist No Z, 4Odol $40
Dist No :, leo dolls Dist No o, ITO dolls 5OJ
UsIos-DIst No ], 5GO dolls, Dist No ,, 25 dolls.
Dist No g. l25 dolls, Dist No 4, IS dolls, District
No ), ~ dolls Dist No q, l05 dolls. $50
WAYHE--Dist No s. 800 dolls, Dist No Q, 800 dolls. Cot
WHEELlNG-Disi No >, IS dolls, Disi MOI, 100 dolls, LA
WARREN--A general tp levy, except Disis and Z,
1900 dollars, Dist No ., Gown of BarnesVie,)
1900 do,ls and over rather than under. 3COC
WAsHIEuTOH--Dist No !, 10 dollars, Dist No 9, so
dolls, Dist No 3, dolls, Dist No 4, 10 dolls,
Dist No ), 10 dolls, Dist No u, Is dolls, Dist No
Z, 10 dolls Dist No 8. 20 dolls, Dist No IL, ~
dolls, Dist No ~, leo dolls. 33l
YoRK-Dist No =, 80 dollars, Dist No 2, 10 dolls,
Dist No O, (York and " ashngioH) rs dOs. G.
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Anniversary of Belmont County Bible
Society

The Anniversary meeting Of the Belmont Co Ri
be Society. auxiinrv TO tho American Bible Society
will be held in Bellnir, on the last day of October
1854, at II O'Clock, A. M.
Our Auxiliaries in tho several townships will
please report on the following points.
/. The number and value Of Bibles and Testn.
ments sold and donated during the yenr.
2. The number and value OF the books now In tho
township depository.
3. The amount received from donations during
the year.
4. The names and post office address of their off.
Gers.
funds on hand mny bo remited 20 DR.. Henry
West; rensurer, or TO r. E. Corothers, Depository,
St. Clairsve; mud the report on the foregoing points
10 the undersigned, if possible, before October 20.
1854 Bv order of Managers.
ALEX. YOUNG, Sec Bel. Co. 3. S.
Sept. 90, l954.-2t.
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IyA - ks,.M.1 &C. NEe

NrHERiFF'S SALE.--CoIENAa, HILLMAN,
~ Il Co. vsi THOMAS e. TuEAKER, ct al.
BY virtue Of writ fvendition expOnss 10 me direc
tod from the Court of Common Pleas of NOlic County
Ohio, will offer for sale on
Tuesday, The 9Th day Of October, A. ID. 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. NJ. and o'clock,
M.'of said day, on the premises of Thomast TltH.
kcr S Co. in Pease Township, Belmont County Ohio
The following goods and chRitCs TO wit: -four sets o.
steam engine patterns, five pair OF pitt gearing YGtet"7
for MILL twenty patterns for small gearing for mill, ta-
ken the property OF Theaser, Mitchell q Co., al the
suit ofCoeman, Whitman {. Co.
Sherfs Ofice, st. Clarsvine, Sept. e2d, A. D. 1854.
JOHN &. NICHOLS, Sh'G ofB. c. Ohio.
Sept. 80, 1854,
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44,6l7
1A3
Majority egainst Morrill,,

Majority tSalnSt MOrrlil, ISo
Morrill, was the ti-Nebraska, Temper
ance, Know Nothing candidate, Reed the
Wing candidate, Paris the Administration,
and Gary the "Hunker, Wild Cat, Democra-
tic, Hardshell" candidate. The above re-
turns comprise the whole State, with the ex-
cepton of three small towns and one planta-
sion, the combined vote Of which will not ex-
sceed one hundred, AS it requires a majority
of all the votes cast TO elect Governor, there
trs bken no election by the people, and il
therefore devolves upon the Legislature to
make choice Morrill, will doubtless be
chosen. His plurality is 1854.
There have been elected to the Senate ! !
Wings, 8 Morrill, Democrats, 5 Fr9e Soilers
and there are ten vacancies, majority being
necessary for choice, The constitutions
candidates to fill the vacancies are all wings
and Morrill, men The Legislature fills the
vacancies. and when completed the Senate
will stand 46 Wings, ia majority) 10 Morrill,
Democrats, snd s Free Solers, MOI a solitary
Administration Senator.
The House of Representatives is classified
as follows; Wings As, Morrill, Democrats Al
Free Soilers "a, and Al Administration Dem
ccra:s, anti administrative majority 69-and
this is state which in 1859 gave Franklin
Pierce over nine thousand plurality over Gen
Scott.
CosGREssMEN.--Every member of Con
gress is an anti-Administration man. Gen
Pierce has not one solitary supporter from tht
entire state of Maine. Woods majority il
the lst district is ao3l; Pery's in the secon'
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BELMONT BRANCH STATE BANK,

Bridgeport, O. Oct 3D. 1854.
AT d meeting Of the directors of this Bunk, held
this day, to consider the provisions of the recent Get
OF the Legislature prohibiting the circulation in this
State OF foreign bank notes of less denomination
than ten dollars, ii wus
Resolved, That until the FIRST Of JANUARY next this
Bunk will receive on deposit at par the notes Of the
denomination OF five dollars, o all the curren: specie
paying banAs OF the following States a. heretofore,
to wit; Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jer.
sey, New York, the New England States Kentucky
Missouri, ana the State Bank OF Indiana; that, in
the nenntinic the notes OF the above named banks
OF less denomination than tive's DO taken at dis
count OF three per mt; and that the officer. OF the
bank Rssort and send suid mates out of iho slte for
redemption. JOHN c. TALLMA AN Cash
Oct. 6, 1851 ct A true copy
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Nancy Beeks (unaic.) John ". Bceks, Christopher B.
Beeks, Benjsmin, +. Eeehs, Druzilla Roy aud
Cyrus Reynolds IT., her husband. (adulisj aud VIII
liam j. Beeks, Leandcr d. Beeks Mary y. Beeks, and
Harriet A. Beeks (minOrs.)
WILL take notice that petition wGs filed against
W them the 5lh day oseptrmbcr 4. ID. 1854, in the
Court of Common Pleas of Belmont County, Uho, by
Sila Sheppard and Caharne +. Sheppard his wife, and
pending, wherein the said Sila- Il. Sheppard and
wife demand partition OF the following described real
estate; the south cost quarter OF Sec 20 township g. and
range q, said county OF Belmont, and in tile stcuhen-
Vile land District and 46 IN the east hall of The
south west quarter of the same section being the same
lands OF which Thomas BCeks late of said county of
Belmont died, seized, and more particularly described IN
said petition. Atthe Spring of said Court appca.
tion will be made by the raid petitioners for ORDER
that partition may be made aid premises.
ID. u. 4. GOWN, Au'y for Petitioners.
SGnt. s, lSJi-Gw.
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For Bronchitis, Throat Diseases, Hacking CouaI,
and the effects OF imprudent use OF, Mercury. No
medicine has ever been discovered which has effect
cd such cures as Curers Spanish Mixture
Throat diseases produced by. salvation, Hacking
Neuralgia and rheumatism, have all been relieved
and cured in n wonderful nnnner, by the great
purifier OF the blood, Caters Spanish Mixture
The case OF Mr.; T. i; Ramsey alone shonld
satisfy any who doubt Call Oh the agent and pro-
cure a phamphlet containing cures, which will
aStound you.
see advertisement.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, OcT. 6.

Eggs,7. Butter, Is. Flour, s,75. Hams
10. Shoulders, 7. Sides, 81 Corn Meal,
rs. Sugar, 5s@74. Coffee, II. Molasses
3l@3s Oats, 45@4O. Clover Seed 8 90.
Timothy--scarce a,25@3,5o. Dried Apples
100. Nails sa9d 4,s7. Buckets 26 Salt
per barrel 2,62 Lard &c.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE

The next Semi Annual Meeting Of the Guernsey
County Teachers Institute will be held in FAlRvIEw
commencing WEDNESDAY, October III. 1854 Mt lC
O'clock, A. NJ. Lecturers have been procured
whose ability and experience will make the Institute
one oi,ne most interesting ever held in the County
The Teachers of Belmont County, are respectfully
requested TO attend.
w. r. GooDERL Prest.
I. d, TAYLOR Sec
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JAMES W. GRIMES, who has just been cleo
ted Governor Of Iowa. is to deliver the address
before the Lee County Agricultural Fair, at
Keokuk, ON the 18th of October. He is
editor of the Iowa Feamer.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

lrespoctfllly announce myself Ms m independent
candidate for Sheriff OF Belmont County; submitting
alone 10 the will OF the voters OF the County on the
second Tuesday Of October next
HENRY NEFF.
..oyWe nrc authorized to announce the hnfno O
VIM; r. CARLE nsnn independent candidate Tor
the office OF County Clerk.
MR. CowEN;-P Plense announce the name OF VIII.
LIAM G. CARMAE. ns Candidate for Justice of the
Peace, in place ol A Keller, who hns resigned.
sMANy Worms.
EDIToR CHRoNic1E:-Please announce the name of
JoHN I. BREWER. ny a Candidate for Justice of the
Peace, in Richlnnd Township
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4 lELMoNT COUNTY, ,oHIo.-TMorHr

> MARTY, rlaimif, VS.: JouN +. BAEER, defendant.
The above named defendant will take notice mai on
the Goth day of August t5I the above named ralniii,
filed petition in the Clerks Office OF the Common Pess
Court OF said county. praying Judgment Tor siSS WIN
interest from August 26th 1854, egalnsi the deendanl
loy work fand bopreing men, in Juy and August leji
on scc. IL of the Fasie.n Division Of the Eerra o. u
r. order tAuachnient has been Ssned, win notice
10 Bradley, WI uiemO.e & Co.. as gsrnishees. The de-
fsudSn il rep .ed 10 answer by October IN, ISL
JOHN n. HEATON, ,ulerk.
D.D.T. CI VEN, Atry. for Plaintiff
, SeIl, l. lsjl-N
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NOTICE.
John LochnrY W. James sims.

IIH Defendant Ia hereby notified that the pisrtG b,.
hied IN the Court Of Common Pleas Of Belmont Conn
W ONO, his petition in attachment upon certain pro
ceodtnRs eeftihed 70 said Court by David VI. Davies
petition the plaintiff Claim Judgment against The dcien
dant for the sum or 9f20G, with Interest from Anil
1tb, 1899, and 20, Will interest from ist January IN
A.. JOHN H.HEATON, Clerk.
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M e D l C A L.

HaExs THE BELMONT MEDICAL SoCIE-
EwSES ty will meet at tho Norton house in 81.
Cluirsve on the third Thursday the
18TH OF October neat, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
President Updcgrah, and Vice President, g. B.
West, will read thcir official report.
HENRY WEST, Sec.
Oct 9Th 1854
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PR0CLiMiTI0Nl

+ HE qualified Electors of the County OF
Il Belmont, in the state OF Ohio. are hereby notified
tina, the next annual election will be holden the
al Townships OF sad County at ihe usual places Of hol.
ding Elections IN each Township on tie End Tuesday Of
October 1854, being the 10th day Of said month at i
tine, the following Officers are to be voted for and eho.
sen, to wiz
! Judge Of tn, Supreme Court.
I Member Of the Board ol Public Works
Representative IN Congress, l5tAD-ttict.
Probate Judge.
CLERK Court Ui Common Pleas.
! Sheriff.
Auditor.
! County Commissioner for 3ycars
! Director Of the Comfy lnGrmary.
And the Trustees OF the several Townships III said
County required to return two Of Jurors from
Their respective townships, set for the Court of
Common reas, and set for the Probate Court Gs o.
lows, 10 Wit
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The Jurors the Court of Common Pleas, to he re
turned to the Clerk Of said Court and tho Jurors for thu
Probate Court be returned the Probate Judge
The Judges Of the elections will take notice that tht
Polls must he opened between the hours OF and II
O'Clock, A. NJ, and clohe at o'clock. P NJ said day
Given under my hand, at my Office, al st. Clsirsyie
tins 18th day of September. A. d. ls54
JOHN e. NICHOLS, Sheriff of Belmont Co. o.
Sept. l5, leji-ie.
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6lOLDEN BEEHIVE sTORE-C

~ sing of Summer sioek. Tremendous Reduc.
ton Of prices TO cash trade. To make for an
ialltrade. We viii for one month sell ell and every
style Of summer Goods, at less prices than they
ever offered Eefore in Wheeling. We only name a few
prices aud assure the public that they fair Hde1
of all our stock Of sctsonGble goods-uiOn winch we
have had such trsneEdsas run all the season. Iiear
the prices:
Lawns worth l2t al CT DO worth 37! at 90. CesGtf
il areges and Barage DeLsin- that have been selling
all the season from - to 30 ~. SIX Tissues Il
10 p. ChaAys worth 80 a -uiO % &c. Pciug deter
mined TO close our stock. will sell every style ol
Summer Dress Goods al prices that viii surprise ans
one acquainted with the trade. Remnants and sma il
patterns sold without regard 10 cost.
STONE & THOMAS
Wheeling, aug. II.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.


NJ. T.. CnuRcH.-Pnsior. John ". Rankin. Pub.
lie Worship AZ ] O'Clock, A. NJ. Sabbath School
at q o'clock p NJ. David Thoburn, SnpcrjntendenL
PREsDyTEEnN CnuRcn.--pnsor JOHN Mo6a,.--
Public Worship ut II o'clock, A. NJ Snbbo,h
School ut O'Clock p. NJ. Grorge Ahlcrson, Super.
interdnn,.
ASSOCIATE REfoRTrp CuuRcu-Pnsior, ficrnni
der Young. Public Worship Mt / o'clock A. NJ
Bible Class, instructed by the Pastor at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
SoclETY OF ERlrSDs. Public Worship in each
Church at III o'clock, A NJ.
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11ELMONT COUNTY, OHIO.--JosEra

Z IELMUNI IUUNI I, OTlIO'--JVH "
\ DoSELLy, Plaintiff VS.: JouN F. BAKER, defendant
The above named defendant will take noiee that or
the 26ln day of August 1851, the above named paht
uird nctition In tie Clerk OiCe the Common Pleas
Court Of said county praying Judgment for S@9o w'l
interest from August 26lh ls5I against Me defendant
for work land boarding mem in July and August leJi
ON FEC ofthc Eastern Division Of the Central o.
H. An order Of Attachment has been issued, win no
tce 10 Bradley NhiitemoTe q Co.. as earh!shees; ih'
defendant is required to answer by October an le54
JOHN II. nEATUN, Clerk,
D. n. T. CowEK, Au'y. fol Plaintiff.
Sept. |, lS6i-Ot. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ia" For the best Daguorrcotypcs
Single or in groups, so to 100 Main
street, Wheeling,
And our old en-, WN. N. FARTs ts there TO
furnish all that is excellent in art, and low az the
ssme material or quality can be had al any similar
tGblishmert in the country.
Recollect his are nearly OPT osi,e the Bridge,
adjoining the Mt House