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Experience Of than sixteen years has esablisnes
the fact that Merchants Celebrated SsrSling OIL or 0f4
versa Family Embrocaon yi cure most Cases, and -
ieve all such as 58
Spaslns, Sweeney Kingdoms. |indgalls. Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels. Coils of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises, Fss-
tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains. Lamcness,
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango.
rheumatism, Bites of Animals. External Poi-
sons, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bites.
Boils, Oorns, Whitlows, Burma end Scalis.
Chillblaims, Chapped Hands. Cramps. Cons
fractions of the Muscles. Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts. DC. DC. &c.
The unparalleled success Of this o in the OF s
i Horses and Cattle, and even IN human nesn 10
daily becoming more known TO the farming community.
It can hardly be credited except By those who have been
IN the habit Of keeping 1t In their stables and houses was
vast amount OF psiH suffering ana ume arc ssVea oy
NJ Be sure tho name Of the sole propsistpr
". MERCHANT, I.ockport. N: r, 10 sown " ule siue
Of the bottle, md in his handwriting over the cork
All orders addressed the proprietor Will be promptly
responded
Get Pamphlet of the Agent and see what wonaers are
accomplished by the use Of this medicine.
Soid by respectable dealers ssrsraiy, IN tho uuised
States and Canada Also by =
]. M. Kirkbrids. Woods6eid, Armstrong
Mooney & Co.. Beallsvilie. w. Steel, Stafford
NJ. Pollock & Co., Sunfish. H. c. Kotzsbue
Malaga. Pancoast s. Headley. Jamestawn. M
p Miles & Son. Spmerton. A. s. Marsilliot
New Castie. A. w, Taxbury. New Boston
And at wholesale by ]. d. Park, Cincinnati
H. & E. GAYLORD, & A. J. Wenham, Cleveland
and BY Hardy l. Jones, Pittsburgh.
July IL, 1854.
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Congress: P,ovilied, That pothins herein ssall be
construed to authorize the circulation Of the Dai.
ly Globe free of postage.
Approved. August 6. 1854.
TUESDAYS Cong R EssIoNAL GLoB will be
published every Tuesday, and contain all that
is promised above. 1t will be commenced On q
double royal sheet. but il that shall he found not
to be large enough to contain all the NATTER then
the sheet will be enlarged.
For one copy of the Daily Globe, one year IS 90
When taken for less time, the price will be fifty
cents month.
For the CoNGR REssIoNAL GLOBE and APPENDIX
during the coming session, So 90
Where bank notes under IS are prohibited by law =.
or cannot be readily obtained. will send two
copies for IS, four for $40; and at that
rate.
For TUESDAYS CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE one
wear, S2 on
For six months 81 90
Subscriptions for less than six months will not
be received.
An order for any of tho papers must b. accom-
panied by the money for it. else the paper will
not be sent. Bank notes current where subscri.
ber resides win bs received at par.
The DAILY GLOBE, which will contain all the
proceedings of Congress, will be sent to the pa
pers that copy this prospectus as often az three
times before the meeting of Congress.
desire to employ Agents. who can produce
good recommendations, to obtain subscribers.
JOHN c. RIVES.
WASHINGTON CIrY, Oct0ber IL, 1854.
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TO Teachers.

NHHE Board of Examiners Of Monroe county.
IL Ohio, will hold meeting at Woodsfied.
in the Court House, on Friday. the 2lth day of
November, 1854, for the examination OF Teach
ers,
Applicants must be in attend ance alto o'clock
A. NJ, Of said days. aad bring certificates of NOR
al character from responsible persons known to
the Board.
The meetings as advertised heretofore for the
months of November and December hereby
revoked. By order Of the Board,
JOHN S. WAY,
Woodsfieid Nov. 8, '54. Clerk of Board.
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A TTACHMENT.-At my instance. writ OF
IA Attachment was, on the 26th day of October.
A. ID. 1854, issued by John w Barnett, Justice
of the Peace for Franklin township. Monroe
county. Ohio. against the goods, chattels, rights,
credits. moneys and effects Of John Kirchner, q
nonresident of said county, for the sum of TWEEN.
ty-six dollars.
Nov. 8. G. w. MASON
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WASHINGTON CIrY, {

DAVID TREMBLY'S SEsTATE,-The under.
~ signe has been appointed aud qualified as Ad.
.nnistrator of the estate of David Trembly, late
of Monroe county, deceased Those indebted to
said estate shouid make immediate payment, ami
those having claims against the same will present
them for payment. properly authenticated, within
one year. EPHRAlM g. TREMBLY.
Nov. /, 1854. Adm'r.
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A rTACHMENT.-Atm my instance. writ Of
II attachment was issued by L. F. Ellsworth .
Justice of the Peace. of Seneca township. Mon
roe county. Ohio, az ainst the property and effects
of Emmanuel H Jarvis, nonresident of said
county. IN the sum of twenty. three dollars and
eighty. four cents, or more. Dated this 18th day
of October, 1854. JOSEPH WEIR,
Oct. rs, 1854. Per F. d. Stephen.
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Wheeling Wholesale Prices Current

Butter-Demand for keg active at l3.
: Cheese-Wester Reserve scarce and
sought after at lO4a1l.
Candles-Tallow, mould H., dip 13,
star Csc; sperm 4Oc.
Coffee-Java, Government 16aI7c; Rio
lf4a12c.
Flour-$7,5O
Grain-Wheat, white Sl,4o; corn 55a
so Cts, in demand; barley roc; oats 45c.
Molasses-New Orleans 95a26c, hold
ers firm. Sugar House 43c.
Provlsions-Shoulders 6ac and in de-
mand; hams 1OIa1lt; Lard bliss, keg 81
Seeds-Flaxseed $l,O0al,lO. Clover
&c. 90;
Salt-S1 Oe per hundred.
Sugars-New Orleans. demand active
Sith reduced stocks at 5Aa6c by the hid;
and Sa61 by the bbl.-Gazette, 1sf.
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G. w. PEppER; Recorde

A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an order OF
II Attachment was issued On the 18th day Of
October. 1854. by Samuel w. Noll, Justice Of
the Peace of Ohio township. Monroe county,
Ohio, against the goods, chattels, stocks. inter.
est in stocks. rights credits, moneys and effects
of T. Prest e. Co, non-residents Of said county,
for the sum of one hundred and sixty.six dollars
and sxty.eig cents. which will he for hearing
on the 9Th day of November, 1854, at O'Clock,
P. Nj.
Nov. 1, 1854. MICHAEL FAGERT.
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poAD NoTIcE.-No,iee i. hereby giventh.

DOAD NOTICE.-Notice 10 hereby giventhat
IL Petition will be presented to the Comm,s-
sioners Of Monroe county. at their December
session, 1854. pr aging for the location of co an
ty road. commencing at the east side Of the school
house, at stake on the road leading from Carlisle
to Woods6eld; thence the nearest route to inter.
sect the road leading from Stafford to Summer
field, north of the new school house on the land
of Nathaniel Dpoly; and also to vacate the road
commencing at stake the north side Of the
road lea ding from Carlisle to Woodsiield, on the
land of Bevan, to intersect the road leading
from Stafford to Summsrfeld.
Nov. l, 1854. MANY PETITIONERS.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance, on At
a tarhment was. on the 24th day of October,
1854. issued by w m Hohaugh, a Justice of the
Peace in and for Malaga township, Monroe
county, Ohio, ainst tho gpeds chattels, moneys,
credits and effects of George A Matchet, a non.
resident debtor, for the sum of eighteen dollars
and sixty-fiva cents, which has been served and
returned. and will be Tor hearing on Tuesday the
10Th day OF December, 1854.
Nov. 8. JOSEPH WEIR.
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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.

GAINESVILLE, BELMONT CO.. OHIO.
THE SECOND SESSION OF tI.e above nsinsd
J. Institution will commence on the 2lst day of
August, and continue Ia weeks
The Department of English and Classical Litsss
ature will be under the direction OF SAMCsE
DAVENPORT, A. M; and that of Mathematics aud
N atural Science, of Mr., JOHN l. THOMPSON, su'
experienced Mathematician.
Tuition fees will be moderate, and every ears-
will be taken afford to young ladies and Eentle.
men the means Of acquiring thorough classicsl'
and Mathematical education.
Special attention will be directed to those wtsh--
ing to qualify themselves for Teachers.
Jufys o. 1854
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D DAD 'NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
LII that Petition will be presented to the Coms
missioners of Monroe county, at their December
session. 1854. praying for an alteration of SO
much of the State Road, leading from Stafford to
Maismoras. as lies between the land of Thomas
Wilson and the dwelling of John Sloan,
Nov. /, 1854. q a-7A !
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Administrators Sale.

.DY order of Probate Court, on Friday the first
ID day of December, A. ID. 1854, there will be
offored at public sale, at the door of the Court
House, in Woodsfield, the following described
real estate, to witt The aorth west quarter OF the
north east quarter OF section seventeen, in town.
ship three Of range four, containing forty acres.
more or less; situate in Adams township, Monroe
county. Ohio; the property OF Joseph McMahon,
deceased. The property will be sold subject to
the do wer interest of the widow of said deceased
STEPHEN PANCOAST,
Nov 1, 1854 Adm'r.
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Nov. 1, 1854. MICHAEL FAGERT.

II Attachment this day issued by John
Cline. Justice OF the Peace of Benton township.
Monroe county, Ohio. against the property and
effects of Thomas Scott, nonresident Of said
county. in the sum of twenty-eighi dollars. Da.
ted this 17th day of October, A. d. 1854.
Nov. 8. JOSIAH WILSON.
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Valuable Property for Sale

By virtue of an order Of sale. to me directed
from the Probate court of the county of Monroe
will offer for sale, at public auction, at the front
door of the courthouse. in the town of Wpodsfield
in said county, on Saturday, the End day Of De-
cember, A. D. 1854, at o'clock p Nj. of said
day, the following described valuable property 10
wit: Lots numbered thirty eight and ffty-two, in
the town of Antioch, IN said County. as number.
ec and recorded on the town plat Of said town.
TERMs-One-tbir cash in hand, one third in
six months, and the residue in one year, with in
terest from day of sale, deferred payments to be
secured to the satisfaction of the Undersigned.
dwelling and other buildings suitable for q pleas.
ant residedce. Appraised at 1875.
-st HORACE HOLLAND,
sole Admir-. of Henry Johnston, decd
Nov. ]. 1854, s'.
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DAVID AYRES' ESTATE The undersigned
~ have been appointed aud qualified as Execu-
.ors of the estate Of David Ayres. late of Monroe
county, deceased. Those indebted to said estate
should make immediate. payment. and those hav
ing claims against the same will present them for
payment, properly authenticated. within one year.
JOHN Fl AYRES,
WIN. MiLLlGAN,
Nov. I, 1854. Executors.
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A TACHMENT.-At my instancs nm order
n Of attachment was issued on the Cd day Of
November. 1854. by John Cline, Justice of the
Peace. Of Benton township. Monroe county, o /,
agsinst the goods, chsttels stocks. interest in
stocks. moneys, credits, rights and effects of
George Shafer. nonresident Of said county Tor
abs sum Of furty-three dollars, which will be for
hearing on the llth day Of November. 1854, It
10 O'Clock. p. M. VIM s. .McWILLIAMS.t
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Paw Up!

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned are
II respectfully solicited to call and settle their
accounts Immediately, as wish hereafter to do a
READY PAY Business. a
Cash and Produce will be taken in exchange
fur Biacksmithing, at the market price.
Oct. Is, 1854. JOSEPH RODGERS.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that my wife, Barbara
IN Metz. left my bed and board. without any
Just cause or provocston. An persons ars warn
cd not 10 .harbor her on my account, as am de.
terMined 70 pay no debts of her contracting.
Noy,6, 1854. PETER METZ.
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A TTACHMENT.-A At my instance an Attach
II ment was, on the 18th day of October, 1854,
issued by J.. 7. Morrill,, Justice Of the Peace
for Salem township, Monroe county. Ohio,
against the goods. chatteis, rights, moneys, stocks
or interest in stocks, aud effects of c. g. Camp
bell. Bradley. Whittemore & Co., they being non-
residents of Monroe county, for the. sum Of one
hundred and thirty EIGHT dollars.
Nov, l, 1854. JOHN DUFF.
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MARIE Don the 4th ult., by
Rev. G. w. Talbot, Mr.. JAMES MoNTlETH,
Of Marshall Co., Va, and Miss SUSAN
MuHLEMAN. of Ohio township. in this
county.
On the 9Th inst, by John X. Lynch,
Esq, Mr.. ADAM GoUDy and Miss ANN
BRocK, all of this county.
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THEODORE SUPPES' ESTATE. The nn-
i dersigned has been appointed and qualified
administrator OF the estate Of Theodore Suppes,
late of said county, deceased. Those indebted to
said estate should make immediate payment.
Oct. lS, 1854. GEORGE SWING, Adm'r.
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SPLENDID OFFERS.
TUE UNIrED sTAres JouRNa1
Nov. 1, 1854.

THE UNITED STATES JOURNAL,
Now in its fifth volume, and having siready
reached circulation otover 90. .OOO-a newspaper
of the largest Glass; containing Sc capscious col.
umns, filled with the current news from oil parts
OF the world, large amount of literary aud sci.
entific matter, Bank Note List and Price Current,
and as new and valuable feature, each number
will hereafter contain Two BEAUrIFuLLY-EN-
GRAvED PORTRAITS OF DIsTINGuisHkD INpi.
vIDUALs. is published on the FIRST Of each month
by j. s. Emerson & Co, !, 3, s, and 7 Spruce
street, New York, at the unprecedented low price
OF twenty-five cents year. A valuable premium
book is sent to each person getting up club, aud
in addition the following rich premiums. amount.
ing TO over 81 .000, will, Oh the 23th day Of May,
1865. be awarded to the twenty-six persons for.
wardng between NOW and that time the twenty
six highest numbers of subscribers In their order
The first premium, in money. $200
The second premium, sewing machine
worth 100
The third premium, sewing machine worth 100
The fourth premium, gold watch worth 100
The 6fth aud six,h, each a gold wath.
worth so
The next ten, each silver watch worth 20
The next twenty, each, such books as they
shall select, at publishers prices. worth 10
THE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE.
Containing 80 large quarto pages. tinted covers,
on fine paper prnfusely and elegantly Illustrated,
is published 90 the 18th of each mouth at the low
price Of one dollar year. A splendid premium
| is sent to each person getting up club, anc in
addition S3 900 is to be awarded to the 2S9 per-
sons sending the largest number Of subscribers.
For further particulars see specimen copy Of tho
Magazine, which will be sent on receipt of six
cents. or specimen copy Of the journal. which
will be sent gratis TO any me oEderngit Address
]. M. EMERSON 4 Co..
l.s, 5, aud Spruce st.
! - New York.
To Newspapers giving this one more inser.
tions, and sending marked copy, Of the paper
containing it, we will send both publications ems
year.
UNITED STATES WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THE UNITED STATES WEExLY JOURNAL,
made up Of interesting matter, selected from the
MONTHLY JOURNAL and NJ AGAzfNE. and con
tanning each week. a corrected Bank Note List,
Prices Current. also = beautifully engraved port
trait Of distinguished individual, with bio-
graphical sketch. forming series OF fty-two dn-
ring the year. il published on fine pspss, At the
low price Of One Dolldr year. by
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A TrACHMENT.-At my instance. a writ OF
II Attachment was this day issued by John
Cline. Justice OF the Peace of Benton township,
Monroe county, Ohio, against the property and
effects of James Jones, nonresident OF said
county, in the sum of thirteen dollars and thirty
cents. Dated this 9th day OF October, A. D
1854. 80 if
Nov. 8. JOSIAH WILSON.
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Arrioal of the Arabia.

The Arabia has arrived with dates to
the 2lst ult.
: Markets.-Flour, western canal, 39s.;
Ohio, 42s. Wheat advanced 2s. Corn
advanced ls.; yellow and white quoted at
SSs. Trade in Manchester slightly de-
olined. Lard is considerably advanced.
Money market, no change. u. S. stocks
unchanged. Iron dull. Richardson quotes
western canal flour at SO TO dos. Wheat
lis. Sd. TO l2sa
The bombardment Of Sebastopol began
on the 18th ult., from two pieces OF heavy
artillery.
Omer Pasha has gone to the Crimea.
Msnohikof has been partially REIN
forced.
Reports are again in circulation in Viz
emma, Paris and London, otthe fall Of Sc
bastopol. Large stock operations are made
on the faith Of the statement.
Government dispatches say, serious in
teiligence is not looked for before the be-
ginning Of November.
I'm the absence of active operations. the
papers are nearly filed with accounts Of
the position and projected operations OF
the various forces.
A.
Odessa accounts of the 9th. say Cor
ehikoif was atthat place, and Menchikoff,,
Who could not maintain his position at
Bakshelesis. had sent his army to Ssbas-
,sJrol.
The Russian corps OF $1,000 is posted
near Sebastopol, and great operations are
daily expected.
San Robert has notified the French Gov.
eminent that the Allies position is inn
prsgnable, beingsdefended by 10000 men
and 200 guns, and could be held sgains,
2O0, 900 Russians.
ooNsTANTINoPLE.
ae Letters Of the 18th say, 5000 Of the
foreign legion, and 1000 Turks, had jus,
leit for the Crimea, in consequences of cor
respondence found among Menchikoff's S
/. effscts captured at Alma.
Several important arrests were made at
Carmel.
Two British steamers have been order.
Cd to the sea Of Azoff.
- Lord Radcliffe has succeeded in pro-
curing Firman 10 suppress the trade in
Circassian and Georgian slaves.
=. A large portion OF the French Baltic
feet has returned to Cherbourg.
A ramor was current that the Danish
Government would probably pormit the
! British feet to winter al kiel.
- The 81. Petersburg Journal Of the 18th
ult. contains telegraphic dispatch from
Vienna. stating that the Commissioners Of
The Western Powers and Austria and Tur-
/ key, had mo: at Constantinople to arrange
the question of protectorate. on basis
proposed by Austria. =s..s
The British parliament is 10 be pro-
roxued ON the 18th November.
"A regiment Of women had been organ
ized as nurses. who will Immediately em-
bark for Scuiara.
The British steamers Ganges and Per
sia came in violent collision in the sea Of
Marmora. and were both badly damaged.
An officer was crushed TO death in his
berth.
- The Russian vanguard are at Buba-
dach.
About 12,O 900 Russians, under Usoha.
koff. occupy the Danube ferries near
Youltsist.
VIENNA, Got. l9-The German press
everywhere gives indications Of an ap
proaching rupture between Austria end
Prussia Great excitement exists in Ber-
lin.
The Arabian arrived at Sandy Hook al
o'clock A. NJ. with l53 passengers.
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CITY OF BELLAIRE.
City Lots at Public Sale.

N'1ty IlotS GU l. AoIAS kOSSAS<
ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH INST.
ON the ground. will be offered at public sale
" any number OF lots now laid out, and in part
comprising the prospective city of Bellaire.- The
advantages OF this location make il as certain as
anything depending upon future development Is
can be, that the city in prospect will soon be
in reality, The site of the city is an extensive
river bottom. very level, and lying high and dry
above the greatest of river floods. The high lands
rising by an easy ascent, expose at about twenty J
feet above the surface of the plain, inexhaasta-
BILE vein OF the best quality of mineral coal, very
easily worked, aud SO sloping as to drain itself.
Situated on the bank Of the Ohio river, at the
present terminus of the Central Ohio Railroad
where freight and passengers will be transferred
by special arrangement to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, on the opposite side of the Ohio river,
and OF the track of the Marietta Railroad, the
new city will enjoy every desirable facility for
transportation and commercial connection. II is
backed by country of very rich land, well set.
tied. and cultivated by an intelligent and thriving
population. A site for city, more pleasantly
situated, and combining more advantages for man
ufacturing and commercial purposes cannot be
found upon the Ohio river.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third OF the purchase money in hand; one
third in one year, and the remaining third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments
Tlese proposed terms can be modified 10 suit the
convenience of purchasers.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock. A. M.
For Information or private arrangements pre-
vious to day of sale, inquire of
JOHN KELLY, on the premises, or
WIN BUSHFI IELD,
ih Wheeling. agents for the Proprietor.
Nov. 8, 1854.
STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY. =.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James Murphy, Plaintiff,
against
William Dunn, Friend Dunn, Harvey Dunn, AL
ired Peyton. John BoIham. Duncan Smittle
and d 8. McMahun, defendants.
NOTlCE.-T The defendants will take notice
IN that the plaintiff has filed his petition in the
court OF cannon pleas in this county, in which
he alleges that the aforesaid defendants. on OF a
bout the 14th day of February A. d. 1854. at the
county aforesaid, assaulted and beat him, BY
which he was damaged one thousand dollars. and
for which h. asks Judgment.
WIRE g. RICHARDSON,
Nov. 8, 1854. Au'ys. for Plaintiff.
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,I'reasurer's Notice.

: II will attend at the times and places mentioned
i below for the purpose of collecting the taxes
which remain unpaid zs
~ r. Reeds, for Franklin G. Seneca, Nov. 22d
Ways Mill, forW sshington & Bethel, q" 23d.
- sWa Aiexander,s, for Adams & Green q. z5
~ Alilsrss Mill. for Benton, Perry&Jacksop 27.
~ sSaedis, for Ohio & jackson. g. %.
s.. Darlington. Salem & Switzerland, :. 49,
IA BesllsviIle, for Sunsbury. g 80.
y 20 Persons not knowing the section in which
:lheir land lies, will save time, by bringing with
them their last receipts as the sections the
duplicate arc ia numerical order.
#. KOEHLER, Treas.
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Railroad Aeciden,.

+ CHlcAeo, Nov. 5.-The passenger train
for Rock Island from Chicego on We'd
nsaday night, was thrown off the track by
the breaking Of the axles of the engine,
by which 80 or 40 frs. class passengers
were killed or wounded. Brown, the en-
gineer, had his ribs broken. About a
dozen OF persons were scalded and must
die. Among the badly injured is Mrs.
lsAughlia. of Gettysburgh, Pa.
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CHEAP FALL AND WINTER
GOODS!
VHNHE subsciber has just received New Sup
n ply OF r 81
keady-Made Clothing,
of the Latest Styles, which he will sell at very
low prices By all means call and examine his
Stock before urchasing elsewhere, if you want
to get good bargains.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
OF superior styles and nsh for sale at low prices,
and will be made up to order, or sold by the pat
tern.
He is also prepared to do good and fashionable
work for his numerous customers at reasonable
prices. Nj. BURGBACHER.
WooDsriELD, October IS, 1854.