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PROBATE COURT.
Slate Of Ohio, Belmont County SIS.

Slate Of Ohio, Belmont County SS.
NJ Office is hereby given that the follow
~ Ing named Executors, Administrators and Guar
oans have filed their and vouchers IN my VI
ice ur settlement 10 vii: ,,.
sarah {. William Majors, Executors of John Majors,
Deceased. ~ ,,,-,,,,,
george Mitchell E1. of Thomas Mtchelldcch.
George Mitchell, Guardian q! James e., Harriet NJ
MARY K and Margaret A. Mitchell.
Thomas A. Way Adm'f. of Alice Coffee, dec Il.
John &. PIckens Adm'l. of James fickens decd
IordiGa Harper, Guardian oil Rhoda and N ry harpfr'
Austiu G. Brown, Guardian Of Martha w. and Mary
Brown 49,, .;,,
John II tohnsOn, Admir- de honis non with the VIII
annex ed Of Aaron Williams, decd.
Wiiiiam W orkman Administrator of John Hawn
dec d ,,,,,
lanes NJ smith, Admir- of James Neeiand deed.
Daniel & Jeremiah Barnes Ex. of Obedah Barnes,
decd. -,
Even Butler Admir- OF William E. Moore, decd,
Joseph Ifaines. surviving EX OF Nathaniel hahes'
deceased. c-- -,
lanes II. Drenncn Admir- Of James Coopcr, deed
The first 1--WE above named accounts VIII he lpr near
nT and settlement the 4, the next five on the J'l
and the last hyo on the 9Th days uf January next,
DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge
Dec. &, 1854.
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The example fsome of the Eastern States
in passing bills to encourage the study Of Ag-
riculturc, in Common schools, deserves the
attention Of our Legislature.
01TDuring the month of October. just
past 3S,9S3 foreigners arrived at the port of
New York, about 20 900 of the number Ger
mans, 900 Irish, 5000 English, 1000 Span
ish, 1000 French, 500 Swcdes, 500 Scotch,
aud 2l5 Welch.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

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lie Schools of ST. Clairsyille commencing at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Thursday, the 2lst Of
this month, In the N. Il. Church. The pub
lie are invited to attend.
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NEW DVERTlSEMENTS
SALE OF SCHOOL LAND
IN COLERAIN IN RELMD DNT GO. o.

NOTICE is hereby given that tue following described
~ tract land wi lie offered for sale al Public Auc
tion at the front door of the Court House ~ St Cairs
vie onSaturtsy lhe eth ds Of January. A. sjj,
the following conditions viz The highest bidder TO C
the purchaser. No hd will be taken on said laud for Z
less amount than the appraised value ;hcreDf. One
twelfth part OF the purchase m0ney 10 paid at the time
Of sale and the remainder 10 lie paid in twelve annual
insiamcnts Of equal amount with annual interest there.
or said land heing the North East hall of the North
East quarter Of section fifteen ol Township four and
range g lies within six miles thG city ofWheelng, and
is easy OF access by plank Roads.
u. TRUEIhE, Aud. Bel. C.. o.
S. ClaiTsville, Dec. Is, Isji.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Daugher,y and Buugher and Yeekle' Cuble
& Co.
Us:
William Barnes.

ID 2 virtue of .wo alias venditionio exPonas
TO me hir6clpd from the Court Of Common Pleas
of Belmont County, Ohio, will offer for Sale ON
Monday, The 18Th day Of Dsce"'ber' A. ID.
1874 between the hours Of O'Clock, a. NJ. and o.
cock p NJ of said day, at the front door OF me Court
House in StClairsye, in said county ihe following
Coupty of belmont aud state of Ohio aud bounded
as ioIIows: Lot No. aud O. in the town 6" Boston, in
ssiL County Shetih's Office al st. ClaiIsve, Novem
Ler tie l1th. Is5i. - - ,,,,,,., %, go -.
l. Nov. IL, ls54
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A CENTENARIAa.-An old lady, named
Sarah Camby and aged ont hundred and seven
years, recently died at New Liberia, La She
was born in the city of New York OH the s5th
Of Deccmbcr, l7l6.
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GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.--This noblest OF
American Monthlies still keeps its position,
second to nor in point Of talent, and beauty
of mechanical execution. 1t is now entering
upon its goth year, and with superior attrac-
tions. Engravings from the best American
artists--contributon from the most talented
American wrters--a Fashion Department
under the especial care of competent edi-
trcss-music (rsm the best ccmposers-aRd
"monthly summary of current events. and
reviows of new books will combine 20 rend er
this one of the very best magosil es On this
side the water.
Terms: copy So a year; copies So;
copies and one to the getter up of club $40.
9" $50.
RICHARD Il. SEE& Co. publishers.
Philadelphia.
6rWe will send Graham's Mogaslnc and
The Chronicle for one year to any one for
$50 in advance.
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SILKS.
II HE largest stock of Silks ard Satins
we ever offered TO tie public, containing at least
10000 ydr OF every Aye aud. quality BrocHdc, hed.
PLAIN and plsds aud stripes, embracing the greatest
bargains we ever bought. Plain claugcGhle, worth
81 10 from - oEU cts Fg'd aud plain do. worth SlO
eJ, 80 10 5 ctsi few pieces LEFT of thoss Figd,
fancy and black silks, worth 81 to &c, of which we
have sold 80 many few weeks, at &c, 10 60 Cts
mo trouble 10 show ihem," al
STONE & THOMAS,
Nov 20, Ia Main 81. Wheeling.
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In order to insure the regular receipt OF their paper
subscrhnrs tn TuE NEGSIy TRIsuNE should send on
the money the cpinE year bGpTc tue expiration OF
Il cir last ears subscription We often receive or
tlers for back numbers ofIhe TEInvrE which cannot
suppIy In these excilnz times. eau a.ord To
bc without his paper single week.
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BosroS, Dec. l2.-Counterieit fves on the
Casco Bank. Portland, Me-, are in extensive
circulation.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
Mahlon Gregg
rs:
John X. Fesler, ct al.
In Partition.


rYvirtue of an order Of Sale TO me direct
\ J ed from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont
County Ohio will offer for Sale at Public Auction
on
Wednesday, The 10Th day Of January, A. ID,
1855 ietween the hours OF 10 o'clock ~ NJ and 0.
clock p M OF said day at the front door o TIE CohF'
House IN ST. Clairsvie. said county, the following
described lands and fCBemcns 10 wiz situate ih: af
Ieiuu in the county of Belmont and State of Ohio. and
bounded and described as follows: Tie rsi tract 'e
ing mart al the west half of section o. i0whsAlp - th
range s. beginning the the hall line h"iwrH
my land (lhat land Of AbUer Gres"-Ri the time
OF making his win and Stephen trcgg al stone cor
ueT Jesse MCtcali and running lheCe "ht W't' ef
rcrces 10 the line hctv cen nv land Sad All
nrr Gregg aforesaid and Slarps al the time oi lhe WIZ
oresaid) thence with tho said line being the section
es.t G2 p,rches stake being tho north west corner
nf the ands of John Gregg thence 7nrIh 20 east ~
rei chrs to stake thence sf21 II perches 10 axe
thcuce north 10 east u yerches TO stake tsnce :
south - cast % Vercnes 10 rOs iheuce souih G.
east 10 perches to post on the aforesaid hal sertoh
line being south west corner OF the tract oil land he'
.CriIed 10 John Gregg aforesaid thence WIN tue
half section line and lands OF Stephen Gregg aioresa
south the place Of heg inning containing one hnnureI
acres TOOdland eight poles as surveyed ueEked ah
plated by JcItha Sharp on tlI2Oth day ci the an
Also one lot or parcel of land IN sectien No G, town
shin No and range No. beginning al the souih wes
Corner of said section NO.0, ihcHce noIlh l3 Techrt
TO ST ne thence east "a perches 10 stone, thence
south s peehes TO the south line Of said section to
sInnr thence est along said line a pcrches 10 t'
Mace Of beginning containing GO acres two roods au'
IA perches; containing IN all one huhd ID ana slA
of Real EFtete The above premises M,i We soS
and also subject 10 the tile Estate OF John Festr
the one fourth paFt. .,.-,r.,
puus ass money in hand on the day Of sale one mn
in one year aud one third in two years WIN interest o
''' ~" Sheriff. once, December sth ls5i
| JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sherino u. L. q.
| Dec. 3, 1854. SI,5O
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KNOW NOTHING VICTORY IN
BOSTON.

Dec. ll.-Smith, Know Nothing candidate
is reelected Mayor by majority of 1888,
over all others. The Wings probably have
elected some Of their councimen.
DRESSED FOR A BALL.-At Cincinnati last
week young lady named Ellen Tompkins
dressed herself TO 90 TO ball After she had
completed her toilet, and while waiting for
her escort, she was seized with an apoplec-
tic fit and fell to the floor. When picked up
she was found to be dead. The astonish-
msnt of her friends at her unexpected and
sudden demise can be better imagined than
described.
A TRIBUTE TO RITZ CoNDUCroKs OF THE
NATIONAL INrELLIGENCER We take from
the Washington correspondence of the Jour.
nal Of Commerce of the 39lh ultimo, the
following protraitures of the National Intel
ligencer. 1t is merited tribute to eminent
ability and high private character. The
writer says:
ON the sanctum Of that office may be seen
the patient and interchangeable Seaton prepnr-
IhS NtCi CUluUluS, NHlIe nlb EXPERT
erce and :ngenu ty, like your own, is often
serely tried to find room and the right sort of
room for the articles and the selections that
press upor him. Elegant compsition must
often be hopelessy defend and perhaps
writers be disapp pponted--though frequently
not more so tIan the editor himself. Col.
Seaton is a man o. singular urbanty of man.
ners und,well fitted 10 gain that popular favor
which has more than once been expressed by
his election to the office of Mayor Of the city.
His associate, Joseph Gales, if Of English
birth, is American all oyer The X. Ms
must not NEEDLE with him. 1t would be 10
their own injury. This venerable man,
who has instructed two generations Of select
readers, may occasionally be seen in his up
or room at the office, where he kindly re.
ceives his friends, and where the poor are
sure toiind him. and ask their accustomed
aims. Eighty years have imposed their
weight on his robust form and spread vener-
nbeness over his features but have neither
dimmed the lustre of his dark bright eye, Eor
impaired the energy of his well advanced in
tellecl As i. was with his father, the friend
and patron Of the poet Montgomery, so it is
with him.
death IS not jealous o. his mild decay"
II patronage and powers are less familiar
with him than in other years, genius, talent,
dignity in fine, the :mperishabe properties
Of true statesman, adorn the decline of life.
The evening OF his days, il less brilliant than
their meridian, becomes to him the nurse Of
CAIN, deen and luminous thought always
augurins good things for the Republic. A
politician without seeking Office, and states.
man without holding it, he has taught the
former to contend without acrimouy. the
latter to rule without violence. A leading
editorial from his pen has ever been model
OF its kind, as much as piece of scu ipture
wrought out in the studio of first rate artist"
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SIIERTFF'S SALE.
John W. Lashly,
ts:
Hannah LASTLY. ct al.
In Partition.

DY virtue Of On order Of Saio 70 me direct
Z ; cd from the Court Of Common rIcas ~ Bfln ont
County Ohio viii Oder for Sao at Public Auction on
Saturday, the lG!h day cf DecemJer' 1894.
{, the front door o tie Court House in ~. Carsvie n
ssid Co hetwecn tie hours Of 10 O'CCk q Clock
p. said DAY the following real esisesiiuaie ylhg
hriuu ~ sad county Of BelmL and beng in section NO
% Township No. and Range Ma. beginning I"r me
same the sDhs ai corner nf SAID section ala stone
marked NJ. thence with the south laundry Or stl src
tiun \. nj Net 5j.S1 poles n stone snt ihrn1o
" ith road Y g. west -j.1i purs 10 stone v teuce
y East I-2.i2 Poles 10 stone themes : -'.'lU y
GJ1 poles 10 STONE f. thclLs y. "a West t6tJ N0If'
to stone T.. ~ the north side Of the Ns'Iont Road
thence with the norih eide uf said road y. - r. :
pole. to II thence south : L. "a pales TO {
stone &. thence &. -9 T. Coz poles TO soH' !. ~ the
E. boundary of sa section thence herewith :. W.
g2n5 poles 20 the place Of lightning Containing one hun
dfet and -four three FOODS and thirteen po'es
more less subject TO the widow dover heretofore
assigned Appraised at Two Thou and Five Hundred
uuat One Third IN hand. OHs Third in,one year. Cre
hird IN yeas with interest from the DAY OF sale
on the deferred payments and secured hy mortgage On
the Real Estate. Sheriff Dffce. Nov. l6 ls5i
JOHN {. NICHOLS. Sheriff or D. C. o.
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TERMS OF THE DAILY TRIBUNE:
Single cSpy, year $500
CIuls-same price.
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Damaged, slightly.

Damaged, slightly.
q pS. Twillet black French Cloth, "BoJ!r-
~ de,ux makcr worth 10 3 a per yd, of mnch finer
lity than usually finds It's way 10 this marketslg'
y wet BY sinking Of steamboat hut unin tnrta o'er,
,se for sale et great sacfiice-Aiso COO yds Tweed
Cashmere 70: chidrens wear, that usually sells ior
81 to So slightly spotted, but perfect in texture at yds
Tor dollar, a. - ,,o,,.-,
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POSTAGE ON THE TRIBUNE.

The Postage on the Daily Tribune one year is sl,J
The Postage the Weekly Tribune Tor year is y
The Postage on the Semi Weekly for one year is s.
Pay ahic quarterly in advance, 1t the office where In
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Aud cur old chiisn. wM ". FARis IL there to
nrnrh all that IL cAectrt IN ~ ett aud low the
ssme material or quality can be had any similar
thbiishmcgt IN the country.
Recollcct hia rooms nearly OPP osite the Bridge,
adjoining the NJ nrOd House
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John Nels~anger
Is:
Isaac Neiswanger.

Isaac NeEWaHgeT'
DY virtue Of Execution TO me dIrectel rom tue
ID Court of Common Pleas Of Belmont county, ohio'
| will offer for Sale at Public Auction on
Tuesday, Tie 1911 daycf Decssnbsr, A. ID.
is5i between tie hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and iococN
+ VI OF said day on the premises OF Isaac Neswanger
in Rohland township, Belmont County, OHIO, the lni
lowing goods aud Uhsites to wit: oBay Mares bne
Three year old Colt One Black Mare. One Spring Colt.
Three Mich Cows, -Four head Of young Cattle and lot
of Wheat in Ihc Barn. supposed 10 be Two Iund 'cd bush
els. Sheriff ohcc ST tlatrsvil'e Dec; I'm lH"l. i,
JOHN e. NICHOLS, SLerln.
Dec 2, 1851. Sl,l2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pa For the best Daguerreotypcs
Single or i'll groups, go TO 100 Main
street. Wheeling.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE:

Persons residing points where mails arrive ohcme
than once a week requested TO examine the Semi
Weekly. We regard the cheapest paper, all things
considered, pull Ascd in the United States.
TERMS.
Finsle COPY, one year s3.OO
Two cones $50
Five copies D!J
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CENTS FURNISHING GOODS, CRA-
vals Shirts Collars, Neck Ties. Pocket iisndker'
chiefs scaris. Comforts Kid and Gloves shs
PRINT & HAGLRs.
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L.lMe AGiet.l Rad and Ponder!

" TSF,LLtgLI RE.EpY for serohils, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism. Ol:luait CutaurUus ErnptiOns, Pimples
Or pustu'cs tie Face Bo,cles Bolts. Chronic Sore
Eyes. Rug Worm OF Tcttcr. aid Head, Enlargement
=" Vain .! the Bones aud JOINTS. Stubborn Ulcers,
..''' sc Disorders, IUmhero. Spinal Complaints,
~, eases arising from an injudicioususe of Nsr,
CUry,t ,eEce in Life, or Impurity Of the Blood,
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9rAll conmunicn,ions and advertisements must
be handed in before 10 O'Clock on Wednesday, or be
delayed another week
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OSrThe Ohio river was frozen over last
week.
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DIR. g A S r o N

/EENDERS his Professional services 10
j the citizens Of BrLL,tr. and vicinity
Nov. -, isj4.
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FOUNDERED.

BosToN Dec. 1.-THE steamer Ellen Ges-
borne, it is presumed, foundcred on her pas
sage from Bosten to ST. John. All hands, i;
is believed, have perishcd.
LOWELL, Dec. l2.--The entire Know No.
thing Municipal ticket is elected The vote
Tor mayor Lawien X. N. is 3G5l, all 9TH
ers 4G9,
ATrEMPTED SuicDE.--Suicise by drown
ing, was attempted at Martins Ferry of Sun
day lust, by woman named ELIZABETH
CHAMBERLIS from Burlington, .. She jump
ed off the Ferry Boat bu; was rescued, and
taken to the inn of Mr.. Packer, where she
was kindly cared for. She was driven to
this rash step by the abuse of her husband
Young Amer.
GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, S: C.-Gen'l. ]. II Adams
was yesterday elected Governor of South Ca
rohna, by the Legislature.
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nJ-Transiont advertisements and job.work must
be- paid for in advance.
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pRANnY--Nadcra wuc. nurc irice grape aIiwsr
b pure, just recdst tsepi s1) AtkxAxp -
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ARRESTED,

New YoRK, Dec. ll.--Abraham j. Ack-
erman was arrested and charged with swind-
ling five thousand dollars from the Oh Life
Trust Company. lie was clerk of the Com
D9nv
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EYvirtue OF an order OF Sale TO me direct
4 J ed from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont
County Ohio will offer ior Sale at Public Auction
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Nov. 20
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Joseph Perkins & Louisa Perkins, his wife, Plaintiffs
rs:
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De. Is isji.-s3
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SIDNEY BRREsBi
kYsinilor0f ne United sals'
Fro6'''oT 4oeS,, o. 4. apua'lr'

Ills Llmmth lia valuable auxiliary lntholitllutni OF
7oue nf me most ormdlhe iirrlta With Which iti9 oi
lotlQ opuleHli ofNiAles, illmlaliono lilt tngt 14
ilitM hy ih0i0ufhtud continued appNfauQuo lhQ
Lnlmfui over the rfeon NJ ilc lhocicd oGn ile oin
tfWite Ornddible dllcifct 6Ic ai once doledol molQ
innhil ihelr iouoib, particularly among children and
thousands Of m0ihe1, ncIf they SLOWED 10 arc1k Wuud
With 40 Doe cloQtcnc6 OF ceiling ana 1n1eoni hear ler
umicl testimony 90 dc nctht lltlrehll'
dlon iI0mthe very Jaws OF DEATH aud restored ihan 10
their ioiuer health end beauty Awini wlH 10 .ound
powerful AUXILIARY in removing Wiai u g3roully known
IAN Aeul Gaze ortn enlargement of to spleen in 90
tatts where tybn applciuonisO Of service, iitin'
neni WN ~ found useu.
General Depot COS Broadway, Ntw Yorlg and iii
arttthLRt Lou.a
Pdrmio wholesale ana retail Do Whiolnghy
tsT1gm WILLIAM ARMSTRONG;
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henMl ElItnsaI a. R.nllIesn

.AlQNNt E1INpNl losl hflN lilcll
AH iYyAtUiutE NEDiciHr,-lt 10 but seldom We hnd
among lholnhy em'des offered TO ihopuhlc lor ih cue
of disease Que we enn content TO commend rWhqe V
tuea we able TO dlao0yo and lave alWala eduQuty
ay, ldcd EYin3uiifafoe tOanylhln5 hat nBh ead any
tOepp0 ihti We placed any iaith 90 thsii pfeen'
slOni Bot With reference ioe remedy manu- tcuted ~
This place. and which hag become 'a Hmr 70 the public
90 household worde. we fpeak non uowltd0 Oils in,
tfinsc eNtocnclCi Andlphu0n 10 many OF We ill OF
b e, and he f,cu1y With which 10 may DO used. We
sleik OF lhe NOhpllti Nofvohnd BOno LumenitpHnlT'
sd By M ~. Car Cos flom prttcnpuonlurnlled BY
Ur Wauon Car, tib OF Mo1pii0wh, thdHQw of Whtgl'
n1 ono OF ne most eminent PhY6lehm Vdoit This
Ldments based up0hths broad pintipleih any emo'
dy which win Iteyf fNiefal piln win u properly COM
aounied, be equally eleasIon in lem1virg golnaa ec,
lions, prtpe tlat hl been sutctssipy developed 3
ltit dmny ne olpnngoi sgoltt bang MID and tn'
pein ia aeion, and yetroyesns in 90 caeca apowtr
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