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THE COMPOSITION OF STApLERS ANoDYNE CHERRY
ExPEcToRANr and Diarrina Cordial have been made
known in confidence 10 perhaps five hundred
physicians, all of whom, without single exception
have approved of them. and most Of them acknow-
ledge that they are the best medicines they have
&c, and the latter for Dnnhea and Summer Com.
plants, both OF children and adults. If you have
Cough, try the former, il the DiarrhGa, the
latter, and your hopes will not he disappointed
fatal turn; an early use of these medicines may save
your lite. They should be kept ready tor instan
use in every family. See advertisement In another
column, and descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis
Of the agents Price ouly SO cents per bottle, 81,
bottles for $2,50.-Dec %, I'm.
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rWE have been favored q with long
printed communication from New York,
headed "our New York Correspondence" to-
gether with a private letter, Cprinted) to the
effect that he will take his pay out in adver-
tisements, &c. This is not the first time we
have been the reci pent Of similar favors (!)
snd we inform our sos distant "New York
Correspondent" that we most respectfully de.
cline his offer. He is very much mistaken
when he supposes he can make our paper ,
medium for his puffs of New York business
houses. We get the Tribune and Courie,
from that city, and we can generally CLEAR
any important intelligence from them we may
desire for our columns.
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9TLIVER DlSEASE.-CARTERs SPANISH MIX.
TuRE, as remedy for liver disea c, and the number
OF formidable evils connected with disorganzed
state of that organ, is unrivhlled ' 20 't
Hundreds of certificates, from the highest sources
of persons now living in The city OF Richmond, Va
might be given Of cures effected by Carers Spanish
Mixture. We have only room TO refer 10 the ex.
traordinary cure of Saml. NJ Drinker, ESQ.,, of the
firm of Dlinker a. Norris Booksellers, Richmond
Va, who was cured by two bottles of Carriers
Spanish Mixture, after three years suffering from
diseased liver, He snys its action on the blood i.
wonderful, better than all the medicine he had evel
taken, aud cheorfully recommends il to ALL
y. t.See udvertisement--Dec %. I'm.
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SOCIETIES.

MYSTIC LODGE, No. l6o, /. o. o. F., meets
every Monday evening.
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 3S, meets
cry month.
FIDELITY SOCIAL DEGREE, No 80, meets
on the ID and 4th Tuesday evening Of each and ev-
cry month. ,....'. ......
BELMONT LODGE, No. l6, Free Masons, meets
on the Wednesday evening Immediately preceding
the full moon. t.t-,rH-f .t.s :
ST. CLAIRSyILLE CHAPTER, No, II, Roy.
al Arch Masons meets every Friday evening mme.
diatey after Full Moon. = ~
RIO FRIO DIVISION. No. a5l, sons of Tenn.
reranee, meets every Saturday evening -.
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"FREEMEN AROUSE

"FREEMEN AROUSE"
BkDINI, the butcher of Italian Patriots, the
tyrant of Italy, is in our midst,-he is in this
city,-aye guest of the Catholic Bishop
He is on a mission through our Union as a
kind of papal ambassador and should nowhere
be tolerated by American Freemen, as he is
not worthy to breethe the free air of this
country, yet he is feted everywhere by the
jesuits, to the great annoyance of the free
American citizens.
Americans! citizens of the greatest and
most liberal Republic on earth do not dis
grace your reputation by tolerating monster
like this Bedini in your midst, do not shelter
one who has murdered the patriots of Italy
give us your cooperation and help US to de.
stroy the secret plans of this Roman mis-
sionary; the blood of the martyrs of Free.
dom, the tears of widows and orphans, the
poor, down-trodden people of italy cry fol
revenge!! Let them have it-drive this mon
ster back to this bloody master that sends
him. Come one, come all, and let the cry b.
heard. Down WITH BEDINI"
The exposure of this hanbill appears t,
have caused considerable excitement, thougl
no openly hostile manifestations were made
undoubtedly on account of the energy of tn
Mayor, Sheriff and officers.
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DIED

Died Dec. 80, 1853 Mrs. SUsANNAH Nc,
CsNNELL in the 47th. year other age.
Nov. 10th. 1853. Mrs. JANE SHArzER in
the 67th. year of her age.
Died on the 81 Dec. DAVID B. McCoN.
AUcHY youngest child of David and Sarah M.
Conaughy of this place in the 7th year of his
age.
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IT WOULD HARDLY. do for any one to have the
temerity nowadays to question the excellence of
DR.. Hooffand's German Bitters, which are prepared
by Dr. c. M. Jackson. In cases of dyspepsia liver
their many virtues have long since been made plainly
apparent. They purge from the system the morbid
humors which returd the natural functions, and
bring paleness to the cheek, and suffering to the
brow. They Danish those clogs upon happiness, &
restore the system to high health. [Jan. G. 2w.
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DRoBATE CoURT-Tur sr,rr o

DROBATE COURT.-TnE STATE OF
a ONO, BELMONT CousrV ss.-Notce is hereby civ
en- tnat the following named Executors Administrator
ana Guardians have filed their accounts and
in my office for settlement to wit: ' '0''"'''
John VIM. Campbell, Ex'rs of Wm CampbeII dec
lanes rarls, Admir- Of 4omas strahl, decd
:, john Twincman and Caphas- Hart, EI'rs of Min.
Hart, decd. ' ia 10 Vi Ahes
Thomas Armstrong, Admir- of Michael Titlow. decd
William TempIeton deed '' la 10 vi
John :. Major, Guardian OF WIN. g. Lommop
Ihe nrst :our above named accounts will he for be,
ing and settlement the 3d and the three last on ,he
4th days of February, next. N'' -" '"'
Jan13, 1854 Probate Ind..
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
w i iufN
Hss.D

NJ. r.. CHuRcH.-Postof, John NJ Pdrlin Pub
lie Worship at ] O'Clock, A. NJ, Sabbath Schoo
at 81 o'clockP NJ. Samua Be,sis, Superintendent,
PruByTEnny CHvscu,--Psstor John DioaaL--
Public Worsllip AZ " o'clock, A. NJ. Snbbatt
School at O'Clock Pm. George Anderser, Super.
intendsDt.
A@ocIhrE RIroRMyD CHURcH.-Pas,0r, Aieran.
der Young. Public Worship at II o'clock a. "
Bible Class, instructed by the Pastor ot o'clock
r. VI.
-, sr. Thomas CHvnsm.--Psstof Mr. IIoHi-. Public
Worship Sunday, .-r., -. n
SocrgrY. or FaJsNps. Put lie Wot,hip IN eocb
Church at IL O'Clock, A M.
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ASTONISHING CURE.
Patterson. ". y, sOtA, 1851

Messrs. A. n. & ID. SssDs: Gentiemen-Having W n
messed the most beneficial eHerts from the Of your
Ssrsapara, gives me pleasure 10 send you The fol-
lowing statement in reg ard to my In The spring
OF lSis he took cold and alter eight weeks Of
suffering the disease settled in his left leg and
loot which soon swelled 10 r!le utmost. sSgeBz
was anced by his physician, anu discharged most pro-
fusey after that no less lfaR eleven ulceIs formed
tile leg and foot at one time We had fveditfeeut Pby
scians hut relieved him much; and The last winter
found him SO emaciaied and low that he unable to
leave his he'd suffering the iatng pain
this time the lone had become much affected that
piece after piece out of which he has more
than invent five preserved in LotIe VARYING from one
half TO one and half inches in length, We had given
up all hopes OF his recovery, hut Al this time were
induced TORY your Sarsaparilla. and with its his
health and appetite hegan immediately to improve, and
rapid the change that less than dozen tottlss
effected perfect cure
With gratitude, remain truly yours.
DARIUS BALLARD.
We the undersigned, neiPhhors of Mr. Ballard, Cheer
fully subscribe TO the facts of the above statement.
II. & X. 5. HAYr, A. NJ. TRowBRID0E,
GEO. 4. DEAN, C. EAsTwGoD.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail. by A. B. Il
D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fultonst.
of William Neyfork. Sold also by Druggists gen
orally throug United States and anadas Price
81 per hottie; srfottles for SIS. For sale by
| Jas. Baker, Wheeling.
Aud by Druggists aud Dealers in Medelses every
Dec. 80. lsj3.-ly.
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Preaching at Infirmary.

Rev. TAGeARr, at the same, on Sabbath
January /.
Rev. vIssoN, at the same hour, on Sab.
bath, Jan. 18th. .
Rev. YOUNG, at the same hour, on Sab
bath, Jan. 29th.
Rev. MorFAT, at the same hour, on Sab.
bath, Feb. 18th.
Rev. RANKIN, at the same hour, on Sab,
bath, Feb. 76th.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BEL
MONT COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.
Will be held in the Presbyterian Church in ST
REV. d. s. WELLlNG, is expected TO address the
meeting
1t is hoped that all our auxiliary Societies will
send delegations; and that all persons who trke an
interest in the prosperity OF the Bible Cause will
attend.
By order of Managers, ....
ALEX. YOUNG, Sec B. c. B. S.
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by Rev. G. Cyrus Sedwick, Dec. %,
1853, at his residence in Morristown, Mr.
JOHN CULBERsoN and Miss. MARY JANE
KEARNs.
On New Years day, by the same, Mr..
CHARLES PARDoNs and Miss. MARGARET
STRoUP, all of Belmont, Bel. Co. -,f...i .
January 5th, 1854, by the same, Mr..
JOHN LAIsHLr and Miss. JANE MARROW, all
of Morristown.
Also, on the same day, by the same,
Mr.. JOSHUA HALL of Milwood, Guernsey, Co.
and Miss. DELLA JONES, of Rockhill, Bel, Co.
When Cupid lets fly his keen little darts,
Directed uherringly NJ young madents hearts;
lie follows the onset with Loves siken halter,
And leads the sweet captive TO Hymsns gay altar
There'sMary and Mar geret Della and Jane,
And Johnny and Charley, and Johnny again;
And dJOshua--commsndod the sun to stand still
While each to the other their vows could fulfill
May Lores golden pennant Ger all of them wave
While the sunlight Of Hope their hearts shall eel
May Faith weave them chaplets, with Truths fair
est gems
That in eternity shall shine like Angels diadems
at the American House, On Thurs
day 9th inst, By Rev. d. Truemen, MIR. Joan
N, CHADDooK and Miss RACHEL H. PALMEE
May peace attend,
And plenty pour,
What heaven can lend,
Of earthly store;
T.
by thessame on the 9th inst Mr. JOSEF
BUTLER and Miss MATILDA ANN SPRINGER al
of Belmont Co.
at the Norton House on Dec. % by
Rev John Moffat Mr.. CHARLES w. HUNT ant
Miss MARTHA JANE WHITE.
On Dec: 30 by the same Mr.. RoBER'
COINS and Miss. RACHEL BUCKNEY.
by Rev. d. s. yelling Nj, McFERso
and ELIZA JANE BELvILLE bo tn of Bridgepor
Bel. Co.
by same Mr.. TKos. Nc CoNNEL an
INDIANA R. WIER both of Bridgeport, Bel
! Co. 0.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-y.cop E. GHo

sSHERIFF'S SALE.-JAcoB T.. GROVE
- vs.: ANN f. Pool and orhefs.
By virtue of order of sale to directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio, 1 will
offer for sale On
Wednesday, The 25tA day Of January. 1854
between the ehoursof 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4 O'Clock p
NJ. of said day, at the front door Of The Court House in
81. ClaiFsyi lille, Belmont County, Ohio the following
5.27 %, e5, 30 30 81 3s 80, part Of Lot No. "a and
Lots No. and % in the town OF the Great Western
Land situate lying and being in the County OF Belmont
and State OF Ohio, bounded and described follows
being all that Portion Of which tho defendant
Hall bought OF Benjamin Barret which Lies South of tue
town plat Of the town OF the Great Western bounded
the by Isaac Lee formerly by John McCracken and
the south by John sh ahnon and the west by th.
County Road, and on the north by the aforesaid towI
plat of the Great Western in said County Containing
and half And also, Not No. three ii
the town Of the G.eat Western.
JOHN C. NICHOLS,
Sheriff o. aAinnnt County, Ohio.
eherif's Once, Dec. ed, 1853.
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county capital In the United States, and en-
alphabetical table Of all the counties, so that
The position Of any county may be readily
found on the map. ... .f't
The agent for this map is now in the
County and will wait on our citizens with a
copy oft; we speak for him courteous re-
coption. .- ....
A FrRE-ALMosT.-The upseting Of a
Phosgene gas Lamp in our Office on Monday
evening caused considerable fright, and we
very narrowly escaped having our efice en-
tirely consumed We managed, in the
absence Of water, to smother the FIRE out
with our grestcoat, and the only injury sus-
tained was to hat hair and hands. We shall
be more cautious in future about using such
an inHammable material.u n " 2
0SrWe clip the following from the Iopd
Weekly Observer, Published at Mt. Pleasant,
Henry Co. Iowa.
Capt. II. J. Howard, of st. Clairsville
Belmont county, Ohio, an old editor and
printer has bought land in Canaan township,
and is going to pursue the much more pleasant
and independent pursuit-larming. We
welcome him to his new home, and trust his
latter days, spent in the land Of Canaan,
may be his best days.
By what outlandish convulsion of titles,
the prefix Capt. happened before the name
Of our whilome partner it is difficult for us Of
conceive, yet there it ia black and white.
We hope that there may always be corn
sufficient in the land Of Canaan, and that the
years of famine may be indefinitely post
poned.
fEFHou. HENRY A. MUHLENBERG, Mem
ber of Congress from Pennsylvania, died at
Washington City on Monday, 9th inst.
0tFThe Locofoco Convention on Saturday
last nominated SHEPARD F. Norris, of
Clermont County, as a candidate for the Of
fee of Judge of the Supreme Court, and
ALEXANDER P. MILLER, of Butler, the pre-
sent incumbent, as candidate for the Board
of Public Works.
They passed resolutions to the effect that
the Slavery question was a matter resting
entirely with each State, and that the Ma
tion Government can "neither legislate nor
encroach" upon it. At the same time they
endorse the Fugitive Slave Law by the ap-
proval of the Baltimore Platform. That
Platform, if we remember right recognises
the Fugitive Slave Law as a .fnaliiy, and ex-
pressly prohibits further agitation. The
Fugitive Slave Law was enacted by the Ma
tional Legislature. Oh, Consistency. thou
art jewel!
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FARMERS CLUB.

Those friendly to the organization ofa Society for
improvement in the science oil Agriculture arc re-
quested to meet at the Court House in the Tawn OF
ST. Clursvillc on the cSth instant at o'clock F. NJ.
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GrMessrs. WRIGHT g. FAwcErr wish vi
to state that they acknowledge the corn" il
relation to the big hog matter, and that /
Mr.. RAY will be 'on hand in st. Clairsville
in person or by proxy, on Friday evening
goth inst, the oysters will be forthcoming.
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TESHE STATE OF OHIO. BELMON,

ME STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT
Il County, SS.-Court of Common Pleas Petition
for Divorce. MARTHA ELLEN BARNES VS.: LrASpER
BARNES. -
The said Lesnder Barnes is hereby notified that on
the 9th day of January, A. D. 1854 petition was ilot
IN said Court by the said Martha Ellen Barnes against
The said Leander Barnes the object and prayer OF said
petition is for Divorce. The forth in said
petition gross neglect Of duty and wilfu
And that said petition viii be for hearing at sprin.
Term Of said Court, 1884.
MARTHA HLLEN BARNES,
By D.vENpoRr & CHARLEswoRTH, her solicitor.
Jan 18Th, 1854. CIV.
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FIRE.-The house of Mr.. JOHN FIELDS
of Union township, in this County, was en-.
tirely consumed by fire, on Tuesday morning
last. The property was valued at about $1,000;
insured to the amount of $4OO.
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DMlNlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No-
tce is hereby given that at the Probate ,.,-t to
beimSnt County the undersigned was spreidted .,sS
quaned as administrator OF the estate OF Thus Der
mott, late OF Belmont County decd ~ '
All those indebted TO said are requested TO
immediate payments and those having claims ngsinst
within one year frem this date
jan. l3 WIN McCAFrpEy .a,
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN

~ TY, SS.-COurt of Common Pcas.--Aaruosr RI
LrTuER BuTTs.-PeiRioh.
The said defendant. Luther BStts wiifake notice thss
the 12th day of December A. d. 1853 Anthony REILLY
plaintiff filed his pethion in the Cohrtuf Common Pleas
Of said County setting forth that the said Luther Butts 10
justly owing him the of S66s s6 with interest from
the LIST day of November A. D. le5 the said sum being
aud boarding hands, &C. section "a Cent al Ohio Rail
Road and that the said plaintiff al the next term OF SAID
Cou viii ask udg neht or the sum aforesaid with in'
terest afOr esaid.
The said defendant is required TO said petition
the first day OF the Of said Court
or Judgment ill be taken against him.
MiELER PENNINGTON.
'"i 10 ATTY for Pi'h
JoH5 II. azAToS, elk. dec. TO-.
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RAIL ROAD MEETING.

ON SATURDAY, JANUARY IA tn, at
Rock Hill, Flushing Township, at o'-
clock Il. NJ. b. 5. CowES will attend and
address the meeting.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

A DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICING.
uce s hereby given that at the Probate Court fo,
w.pie Couh,y, The undersigned was appointed and
quehed as Administra,rix with the will Of the
decd. VI De'"io' County,
All those indebted to said estate are make
% ,nmeu,ate payment; and those having claims ngsnst
within one year from this date 'Nei'
Jan. II, ,sk4 ANN STURGEON. Admrr.
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sDUBLIC SALE OF REAL EsTa

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
by order Of Court.-Ibe undersigned administrator
OF the estate OF Hugh Creighton decd will offer for sale
ii public auction upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, the Tth day of February
next the following described real estate to witt rs feet
Of the west part of Lot No. 81 in Zanes addition the
town OF Bridgeport in said County of Belmont with the
sppurensnees hereuno belonging suctt 10 the dover
OF the widow therein the said dover therein being
annuity OF $1,000 per year for and during her natural
said dover Of said widow.
Terms OF sale-one third cash in hand, one third In
six months, and onethrd In year with interest on
the deferred payne from the day OF sale.
ANDREW GRURB,
49,, Admir- OF Hugh Creighton, decd
Jan. 18Th, lS54.--ts. - .'.ET
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MARRIED..

On Saturday, the oath inst, by the
Rev. A. Miller, MIR. CHARLES L. MoREHousE,
to Miss. E. A. MEREDITH, all of Mt. Pleasant
MT. Pleasant (Io,Oa) True Democrat.
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-Notice ia
.,,.S merely given that An attachment was i..
wee OF the Peace for Rfchland Township ..,nst J.h
SUoas' ehstiies and effects Of John Brost and erTy
9S y, VI s ne,mon. County for the of SIS debt and
~, " cosas, on judgment dated Jan. Ai 1885, IN"
'au' ''1 ''f JOSEPH SCOTT.
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COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, Jan. 9.-Cotton, middling Or
leans lOs, middlng uplands %, fair uplands
III the sales OF the week were $500, irregular.
Flour, State $7,62@$7,6s, Ohio $7,62@S7,-
rs, advanced 6 cents, Southern, sales $3.50
bbls. at $7,620175, buoyant. Grain; sales
$500 bu. Wheat, Ohio at $l,79, Southern
$l,al, 6rmer Sales $4,000 buch. Corn,
mixed at 80, yellow sO4, better. Provisions,
sales 1850 bbls Pork at $l2,75, prime 1850,
mess Irregular Sales l5Obbls Mess Beef at
1850. Lard, ssles l5o bbls. at 10 cents,
steady. Coffee, sales $50 bags Rio at IL,
steady. Sugar, sales 40 boxes Muscovado at
Al. Havana, st, unchanged. iMolasses,
sales 500 bbls. Muscovado at 26 "a, Orle.
ans 2sb, better. Lnseed, sales 1000 674,
buoyant. Iron quiet.
CINCINNATI, Jan 9--Flour 6,45@65.
Hogs more steady, salea 800 at 4,3o@4.5o.
Sales 1000 kegs No. Lard stss; sales 265
bbls do 8 and 100000 lbs. bulk meat at 4@5
for shoulders and sides. Sugar in good de-
mand at 4l@5s. Coffee dull.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-In Attachment
~ WADDLr Il BALL vs. JAMES J. LAwHEAs
BY virtue OF an order of sale directed from The
Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio Al
the fall term thereof A. D. 1853 will offer for sale al
public auction on the -
26h day Of January, 1854,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M and O'Clock p
NJ OF sait day. al the house of VIM. Bradshaw in Bel
mont County. Chic, the following described goods and
chatues to wit: one sorrel mare Bay Horses two
SCI OF Harness one two Horse wagon, one saddle
Iaken IN attachment as the property of James j. Law
head. - y llt John q NJCHOi q
Jan. 18th, 1854 -SI,les