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Tuition In l'tlmaiy Department, $500
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Sllcrihhily.

10 ruiOs NJ Northumberland County
fthhUW'Oirgtssr hereby NnnONnro Nssll
~ lle nAmgfrAn Volunteer uaniIlnIpp " lha
been strongly encouraged hy many NJ NY friends
throughout Northumberland county herewith
olluf mytef N your consideration luI lle Olllre
aforesaid, should y n,ujohly Of my mIlow'plI,
ipns spp prolpr W grant inp llIpf SuppOll, !
pledge myself ~ lllrpharge Tho duties ofNill Olleo
70 lho heA Of ny sbl''ia' with ndplI'y aOd mpar'
'Wllly ... .I..UIu. uuu' ....L.--
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Coal Ia selling NJ 90 pev I'm IN WashlOp'
ION, .'.W..| .UIN.N
FoUyloNr patents weo issued from lhe
uulled States Patent Olllue last week,
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AlL UNAlNlNfiu,rfDl Drop llIach, Raw Im'
W hef liuIm 1em ia Sienna and NandSka
lirown hIeAm prepared from lhs New jalsry
ralnl and tplpl WoIhs fu mle by
WEBER n llillNBli
hunlufy, July ~, Ihki ......
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PENNSYLVANIA WIRE WORKS,
No, " droh Sireo, above Front
PHILADELPHIA,

FuNllil subscribers have on hand, AMI a'r eo'''
y sianlly manufacturing
Siepes, R6hH's, Screams, lPopen WDes'
of MI meshes and widths Alse, All Mud. ~
plain aud Mhey WlIp wolh, illass AMI lfnn
WlIe hlcyes VI ALL hindH iitaas ahl uolle,
and DANDY llolla eu,plei IN The heal manner
Heavy 'Iwilled Wire iUf hpaih tslehels
sleeves hf llnss AMI len fuunle's, Screen
Wbe, Wlniaw Wile, ha6., Fmpa Dish co'els,
Coal and sand herpehs, Ne, -
nAYLlhE, Darby n LINN,
MIN. mn 10. lhhI ~ lM,
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Just Published and for Snlv
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nnuFn and shass ial Men, Wemen und
~ uhlldien, isdles' AlpiAea kl,aes, l,aies'
hllfk sai eeleiei uallelsi ja.l leeelel snd isf
ssls w Nm, A kNAuu,
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AUDITORS NOTICE,

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WORLDS FAIR PREMiUMs,
rLATroNNI SCALES

rLATToNM SCALES
Qb Wep description, Aullabn lpi halleA IL,
W Ae, la weighing Has, Naal nia, aud heI'
elaudlse generally Purchasers ruh 40 llsA
every sfale IL guaranteed eouepl, and II, ahel
lnal hal huud satisfactory, can no lslurned
wllhpw hHge,
W faplaiy " lbs oli stand, ellabllshel far
,neie llan lwsniy leals, relupr NJ hlNIll aHd
hhloN hlWeis, lhladeilhlal
Abhnl'i' A 90,
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lulioaaly sal, ugH, i,aiayelle belna W.
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gAmaa ei lsssiy, bs aailesspl lhs 4
lha' Ladies w aia spb hauiiolue
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Miscellaneous ArlldH,

fur mrphanlgal luyenlI0ns tools iulullulp,
aud 0lher Anlples mol coming undpI gpy VI
iha ah0'a heads prtes Viii bs dspiosd,
according W llu mehns VI iha s0plply, snd
lhp mpfls VI lha snlgles eIhlblled,
plouina Aftfk
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BvLALh LoDoE, No. 1876, I. o. o. F..
MoRnisrowh. Nov. a4th 1854.

, Alta regular meeting oi Eulala Lodge, No.
l96, I. o. o. +. held on the o3d inst, among
other proceedings the following were adop.
ted.
Whereas, !, hath pleased tho Great Author
Of our existence, ain whom alone we live and
move tnd have our being" to remove from
our Fellowship by death our beloved Broth
er, William White
Therefore, Resolved, That we, the mem.
bers Of Eulala Lodge, have heard with deep
and unfeighed regret, Of the death of our be-
loved brother, WIN White, who died on the
night OF the 23d inst, but while we deplore
his loss TO our Lodge, and to his family, we
wish to bow with humble submission TO the
Provijential dispensatjon Of our heavenly fa-
ther who does all things well.
RESOLVED, That we sincerely condole with
the family in this, their bereavement. and do
hereby tender them ourwarmes, sympathy on
account of their irreparuble loss.
RcsOired, That copy OF this resolution be
handed to the family of Bro. White, and that
they also be presented to the papers of this
county for publication.
y. GASTON, N G.
PHILIP HASAUER, Sec'y.
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Kansas Election.

The ST. Louis Republican Of the 4th has
a dispatch from Westport, which it says is
from a first rate source, which settles the
election in Kansas Territory. WHITFIELD,
pro-savtry, is elected by an overwhelming
majority, over FLENNlKEN, the Free Soil can
didatc for Congress.
In giving the result, the Republican indul-
ges in the following pro-slavery exultation,
which we commend to the consideration Of
the Douglass press and people of the Free
States. 1t says ......
Whitfield ,oas elected, whatever o Tiers say
to the contrary, on the slavery question and
no other. His opponent was supported by
the colonsls from New England and the
Free States, and Whitfield received the vote
of those who were not opposed to slavery,
and believed that the people Of the territory
were entirely competent to settle this ques-
tion for themselves, without Che Intervention
OF the factonists and aboltionists Of the
North. They have voted that way now, and
will do so again on occasion. 1t strikes US
that the aboIitonists of the free States may
learn SO mething from this election They
have given aid to good many people togo
into Kansas Territory with view of contro!-
they have come up missing. They are not
there---at least the vote does not show that
they were there---and we doubt whether they
ever will be there in sufficient numbers to
control an election. The speculation n has
turned out a bad one, and we are not orry
for it,"
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Or5-The New York correspondent Of the Gin
cnnuti Commercials funny fellow. He
closes late letter with the following items:
Wiggins informed us that'a person met a
boy in the street and said to him, "You are
my son but am not your Father" We had
to have it explained-it was his Bother.
That is almost as bad as the late sell in the
way of connundrum;
If party were shipwreckeG on deserted
island, what would they shave with! Answer
-Razors
Robinson Crusoe found out that Juan Fer
nandez was inhabited, becuuse'when he came
near it he saw great s,oeA pitching into ht-
lie core. and the little cove running up inland
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CRnrRAL OHIO nHIH.

Resolutions adopted by the Beard OF Direc-
tors of the Central Ohio Rail Road Com
pany at GAINESVILLE, Dec. IA, 1854.
Ordered: That the Committee appointed
to confer with the at thorites and citizens
Of Wheeling and Railroad Companies, whose
lines converge upon " near that city, be in-
structed TO report at the next meeting OF the
Board, what proposition that city or its citi-
zens arc prepared TO make in the matter of q
Railroad bridge at or noar Wheeling; and
that il no definite proposition be made the
Committee be excused from further action in
the premises;
That if the city of Wheeling or its citizens
shall tubscri5e to the stock OF this Company
a sum sufficient to cover the expense of land
damages, graduation aud bridging and SUPER
structure estimated for the road between Bel
laire and Kirkwood, this Company will i'm.
mediate extend ! line TO the said town OF
Kirkwood;
And also tha, this Company is now wait
ing, as il always has been, to unite upon
equitable principles, with the other eompa-
MES having roads terminating near Wheel.
ing, in the construction Of Railroad bridge
at any eligible point between the lower end
Of Xane's Island and Bellair and ever said
bridge TO extend the line of this Road into
the city OF Whceling-therc to unite with
the Baltimore & Ohio and Hempfeld roads
but that no proposition Tor a concession oi
our chartered right to connect with the Bal
timore g. Ohio or any other Railroad at such
place or places as this Company NAV docm
expcdient, will or can be entertained.
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE REpoRr.-The An
nual Report Of the Gencrdl Land Office, is
substance, says:
During the year ending June 80, there
were 7,035 900 acres scld for cash, 3,iO2 900
located by land warrants, and $4,000 by cor
tfca,es IL 100000 reported as swamp, and
l,75l,oO0 for internal mprovemenls-ma-
king total Of 23,23S,3l3 acres. For the
last quarter, 4,7S0, 900 a cres were disposed
Of, being altogether an increase of sales
amounting to 100000 acres over the pre-
vious year, though there is a diminution of
100000 including land warrant and swamp
difference being caused by
the fact that the most Of the grants for boun-
ty lands, swamps, raj lroads, &c; had prev-
ously been disposed of. The sales for the
third quarler of the cure Mt calender year are
more than twice as heavy as these for the
corresponding quarter of the previous yecr,
though the locations are less numerous. =
From the 3Oth of September, 1853, to the
30th Of September 1854, 1885 ,465 acres were
surveyed, chiefly in Wisconsin, Iowa, Mime.
sofa and Florida and S,l9o,9l7 acres wers
plouSht iHto mNhet' ms 10 eaCIusNc VI
the surveys in California. Oregon and Wash
ington, amounting to l,63S, All acres, which
have not yet, been proclaimed for sale. The
Commissioner says, on an average, full one
third more business has been done in the of.
| flee during the past year than in the prece-
ding; of The 6,543,760 acres embraced by the
| land warrants now issued, 22,235 $50 acres
have been located-leaving only 1907 1880
| acres to be satisfied.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

December 49,
Cotton unchanged. Sales of 400 bales,
the light stocks only prevents decline.
Flour firm. sales of $3.50.
Southern better, sales of 200 at SS 50a$o50
Wheat firm
Corn firm, sales of 200 1t 96a97 for white
and 99alo0 for yellow.
Pork firm. Mess IL IS.
Beef firm.
Lard unchanged, with limited business.
Sales of 1900 bags Rio coffee at 9alot.
. Sugar declined lc.
Sales of Orleans at 43a5.
Molasses heavy.
Stocks better.
Money unchanged ..
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sioners of Franklin county, have paid back
to the FranklIn Bank $l5,045,S5, this sum
being the amount Of surplus the bank was
compelled to pay under the unconstitutional
constitution, and tax law Of this State
About S25 900 more is claimed by the other
banks, and must be paid to them. The ex-
penses Of this operation, including court
charges, lawyers fees, &C., help swell the
taxes OF the people Of this county.
o. $. Journal.
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MARRIAGES.

On the 30th November, at Newton Falls,
Trumbull CO. o., by Rev. E. Chester, DR..
ABRAHAM G. MAslL1.of Millvile, Butler CO..
Qormerly of st. Clairsville) ana Miss JULIA
A. HupsoN, OF Newton Falls.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. D. Trncman
Mr.. CHARLES H. Nichols and Miss SARAH
eldest duught er of John Philips, Esq, all OF
BE lmont co.
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DEATHS.

On the i,h inst, at the residence OF WIN.
Roscoe, MARGARET ANN, Daughter oil Bcnja-
min and Eliza Halstead, aged ; yours and
months.
SrpDrN DEATn.-On Monday of last week
Mr.. Thomas HiDDERD. an aged citizen of
Colcrain Township, died very suddenly. He
was riding in sleigh, accompanied by n
daughter, and in Stepping out slipped aud fell.
Discovering that he was injured, his daugh-
ter FASTENED to the nearest house for assis-
tancc, but when she returned the vital spark
had fed. His remains wera inferred in the
Friends burying grounds, adjoining ST.
Clarsville ---Gazette g. Citizen.
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0cJ-Tlc Stomach prepares the elements Of the bile
and the blood; md iii, does the work feebly and i'm
perfectly. liver disease is the ccertnin result As
soon therefore, as any eiIcction of the liver Is PER.
ceivcd we may be sure that the digestive organs ure
out of order The first thing TO be done. il 10 nd.
minister a specific which will act directly upon the
stomach the handspring Of the animal machinery
For this purpoze we can recommend IIooiland's
German Biticrs, prepnired by DR.. G. NJ. jackson.
Phiodclphil, Acting rs an Alternative md tonic,
it strengthens the digestion changes the condition Of
the blood and thereby gives regulariyto the bowels
Srn advertisement
Dec. %, 1854.
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RFOLD SORES, ULCERS, md oil orur'ors and
diseases arising from ul impure or dcprnyci etn'e
ot the blood. Sre the extraordinary cure ui WIN.
G. Harwood. highly respectable eli Il 49, Bier.
mond, Va, by Caters Spanish Mixtu.r. 70 nh'!
ulcers and sores OF the worst description, h finally
got so bad he was unable TO walk except cri'cA.
es a few bottles of Car,er's Spanish Mixiufr, the
great blood purifier, cured him, it has cured nd
reds OF others who have suffered with rheLma- "a.
bad effects OF mercury, and pains and ulcers oi the
bones and joints.
See adverti1emcnt.--Dec. g, I'm.
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0c7-Another small lot owner, who last
year paid tax of seventeen cents, found him
self indebted to the Treasurer On the same
piece of property, this year, hcentyfour dol
hrs. "Hcavens!" said he "Mr. Treasu-
rer! you may have the property, provided you
" ill take my note for the Balance"
Plain Dealer.
In such snccrng language does the Pos,
Office organ record the fruits of the odious
Loco!eco Tnx-uw of Ohio, which is "crush-
ing out" the energies and the ambition Of the
people! How do the people relish it! We
know of one house and lot in this city which
pays Il tax Of $S.3S, and which would not rent
for $3.50, and this is no isolated case. Is
the man who holds the deed OF that propcrto'
really its owner, or is he only tenant III
will paying rent TO the State!
We know too, Of another case, tia, oc Il
poor woman who owns small house and
lot, and earns her living by shirt making
Last year her tax was some SO; this year it
is I,caiue dollars. She left the TREASURER.
office crying, and cxclaming, sit will coS
me the making Of twelve shirts to psy that
taxi" 3
And yet the Pain DealM says, "some
grin, some growl and some groan.
'E.- Cleveland Herald.
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PROBATE COURT.
State Of Ohio, Belmont COualy SIS.

State Of Ohio, Belmont Couay SIS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
IN ins named Executors, Admini@trstors and Guar
bans lGve flied tlcr accounts and vouchers in my OF
fee Tor settlement Ia vii;
sarah " William Majors, Executors of John M~J1rs
George Mitchell Ex. of Thomrs Mitchell dech.
George Mitchell, Guardian q. Jsmes O., Harriet n.
Mary x. and Margaret A. Mitchell.
Thomas A. Way Admir-. OF Alice Coffee, decd
John 4. rickens Admh. ol James Pickens decd
Mordiea Harper, GuArlianci 81 RhodH aud ry llsrfr!
Austin C. Brown, GuErdlan Ol Martha W, ana Mar!
brown .,
John II johnson, Admir- de luns non with iht WI
annexed OI Aaron Williams decd
William WornGam Administrator Of John iiG7
des -.
James NJ. .suIith, Adm, OF James heeaud deed,
nauiel q Jeremiah Barnes TX. OF uhr'ila" H"ri'
decd.
yuhn Pollock Tx. Of John Pollock. decd.
Sven Butter Adni'rni William T. Moore, dre'd.
Joseph Laints. surviving EN. al Nathdnie lidi"s
deceased.
| lanes H. Drennen, Admir- ut James Cooper, decd
The first five ahOve named accounts will tr Tor hes
pg and settlement The 4th, the next i've ~ the III
| and the last five the It'll DAYS Of IA uary rcNi.
| DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
l. Dee. Q, 1884.
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@We regretted, on Saturday last,in cal
ling at the Reading Room, in Wheeling, to
find Mr.. Wharton absent. The Reading
Room is capital place tol spend an hour or
two while there. The citizens of the CITY
should look upon this as an Constitution"
and give it. a liberal support. Don't forget
as, Mr.. Wharton, when in this part of the
world. Our latch string will always be out
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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-22

65- Thos. w. Tipton, Esq, of Ohio, late
ly undertook to deliver course of lettures
in Wheeling, but was compelled TO suspend
from..inadequate support. Niger shows,and
sich always mike out TO draw full house,
Why is it!
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-22

GrOur friends Yates d Hognr of the Plea
santiVilley Woolen Factory have dissolved
partnership. Mr. Yales stillcontinues in the
business, and first rite manufacturer, he is
too. We only wish his goods, and the goods
of every other factory in the Union were pro-
tected by good tariff. Mr. Yates card will
appear next week.