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CTATE OF OHIO BELMONT COIN

kSIfS, 81 soan Of common pieas,--Pe -Petl,ion -
bvsLEs. plhS Tho Turtle Ions q. NIcuoI. A. ,haAs
sdsni psetofsh 20. Of Iths Central o. R.IIroatS "
The defendant Thomas Tguia " III taLe na,is ", 81 o..
the psihiIn Evan Batter ned his petition on 'hs sX
day OF JspaATy d. ls5t In the eou ., OF cor, & n s1'h
within And for SAID county of BeiInout and s' peas
ONE be,snf forth that al ,hs Pail term OF ..iS ses
within and.for said County, recovered sIudvmen, .on
the said Thowes Turtle f0r the sum Of s2a sT
nsss and and ssss VS. cost TIA, said Judgment /. . ~"
President Directors Co. OF the Genital Ohio d ths
Company haye funds IN iheir hand properly in as'
possession belonging 10 The said Thomas turtle .nH
Ighs, credits aud effects Of the said Thomas Ta,' ~
tbe bands Of The said John q. Nichols a the Pr.sds,
Directors d o. Of the Genital Ohio Railroad s.uoW
- may he necessary 10 satisfy said judgmon, ntspa,
cost .1nd the said defendant Thomas Turtle h 49,.
~ 10 answer said petition OF before the ath .dsy ~,
May nexi aud in default Of said answer thu pIs 40 ~
ask the said cour atthe TERM shsn nekt ,h
dsy ofMsy nest 10 decree accordingly. "'' ON
PETER TALLMAN
, fwy, for pl'n
JoAs II. HEAros. Clerk. FEB. I'd, Is55.-ow.
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~T MBRELLAS.-The cheapest you
>TO ever saw,at
~ E. NAGLE g. cos,
sep3O.l Cheap Clothing Store
DREMIUM GOODs.-The Western

DREMlUM GOODS.-The Western Vir-
II ginia Agricultural Fair. held on Wheeling Island
Sept. 14h, 18th and l6h awarded TO Premiums and
a Diploma for the following Goods;
ls For the best and richest bYooade dress silks
cd. I" Finest French work embroideries.
Sd. Best and largest variety Of dress silks
and Diploma for the silks and
ted chay party dressesand have lots Of other nj
silks plain broeade, chameleon, &C.
ally rich and atif6whch could moi
be presented for want of room atths Fair.
Also, sehoesyar Of Mckee and Robsrtson's make
Of fCassimeTes Persian Cloths, Yarns, &C. of the hest
premium quality, TO which we invite your attention.
the place where goods are
STONE d THOMAS,
ssp30 Bee Hivestsrs, MAiA st., w hseIins,
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iTNHE STATE OF OHIO BELMONT

l. County. ss; Court OF Common Pleas notice in
TuRrLE, Defendant.
The Defendant Thomas Turtle, Is! hereby notified
that on tho 31st, day of January, 1854 Petition
was MED In said court by said Robert Mills against the
to collect debt owing by said defendant said plain,
on an account for go0ds sold and delivered by the
IN 10 and for the defendant And that the property q,
the defendant has been attached in this case Ann due
sJ1, 20 with Interest from tha 10th, day of June a d
1883 The said defendant Is hereby required TO answer
or demur TO said Petition before the Is day of
April d. 1854, said Petition will be taken az trne
eohiessed ana Judgment rendered thereon accordingly
DAVENPORT CHARLEsWORTH.'
Jdtty. for Pi'f.
Jons II. iiEATos, Clerk. Feb. I'd, 1854 0w
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pHYSIC TO THE DOGS

PuycTm
Producing instant relief from the most acute pain, aud
maneutiy curing all Neuralgia diseases, Rhehms'
the Face, Deafness, Blindness, II. Vitus
Dance, Palphsiions Of the Heart peri
odtca al Headache, Pains IN the Stom.
ach, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, u
terine Pains, Paralysis, etc.
These chains were first introduced in the city Of New
York than yea since aud kter being subjected
10 thorough trials every hospital in the city, and ap
pied by. Drs. Valentine Mott, Carnochan, Van Buren,
and others was discovered that they possess strange
and wonderful power in the relief aud cure OF the above
class of diseases, aud their SALE and the success mat
has attended their use is unparalleled.
Previous to ther into this country, they
used in every hospital in Eu,ops and are secured
England; and also IN the United States.
"TUINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL"
The upon which is claimed that the Chains
produee their marvellous cures are hrs-that all Ner
vous Dseases attended aud produced by deficient
.unpy OF nervous fluid, and agent that resembles
closely electricity, or electro magnetism and second
that the electro magnetic chains by being worn over
md unon the par aud organ diseased furnish to the
hausted nervous fluid which Is required to produce
hsslhv action thr ough the entire system No diguHng
nostrun is allowed he taken while using the chains
but rigid observance OF the o. health are
reauired. Brisk friction upon the part dseaed adds
much 10 the effects of tho chains by increasing their
magnetic power.
One Thousand Dollars
will he given to any person who win produce ronimy
wei authenticated certificates OF cure both nom ante
effected by the of pulverinachers Electric Chains
They fail TO perform W hat they are advertised to
do and no person has ever been dissatisfied who has
siyen them trial
IN FEMALE CASES
more than one hundred permanent cures OF rTolapsns
ter have effected within the last year by the use
Of these chains By apply ing end of the chain
the region of the abdomen aud the other upon the spine
lust above the hip the usual severe symptoms incident
10 a hat disease are at once removed.
MODE OF USE.
The chain should he moistened before use with com
mon yinep ar and then end OF the chain should be
applied directly 10 the seat OF the pain or disease and the
other end opposed 10 H.
M NOT DECEivEDl Tho Electric Chains are
not to all Diseases but for Nervous Diseases is
claimed that NO Medical Agent In the world has pro.
dueed so many In the last year the Electric
Chain.
tpoduced at the moment Of apphcati0 much efs
seetuay than be produced by OPIUM In any OF II
forms.
Cali and obtain pamphlet (gratis)
J. STEINERT, Sole Agent,
sos broadway, cor. Prince It.
sold by H. ALEXANDER, 81. Clarsville, Ohio.
Jan. "a, ls54.--ly.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, BELMoNT

County, ss.-Cout Of Common Pleas. Petition
,ot divorce Martha ELLEN BARNks VS.; LEAEDEa
The said Lssndsr Barnes is hereby notified that on
the ON Gay o. January, A. n le54 petition was lod
N ~ ssia Court ey the said Martha Ellen Barnes against
peion 70 Tor Divorce. The Causes set forth in said
are sross neglect Of duty, and wiIIul Absence
Term OF said Court, 1854 " SP'"s
MARTHA kLLEN BARNES.
jan l3h, 1854 -Sw, ~ '"'o'"''
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DARN FOR sALE.-The subscriber

ENARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
III wishes TO sell the farm which he resides living
two miles east Of ST. CLAiRSvILLE, Ohio, and nine
miles west Of WHEELING, Va, on the south side OF
the N6tona Road Said farm contains fraction over
ONE HUNDRED and NINETY. EIGHT acres, with
upwards of ONE HUNDRED ACRES under reuiti1ation,
with an APPLE ORCHARD OF one hundred trees a
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE 40 by 20 feet, also a 4
FRAME BARN SO by 80 feet and WAGON HOUSE
and CORN CRIB 30 by 16 feet, with other convenient
out buildings, also, failing spring of water that
rises In stock in the spring house and is raised
In stock at the stable door. IL is good Sheep farm
FRANKLIN BELL.
St. Clairsviie, June 24th, 1853.
UPWashington (Pa,) Reporter insert to the amount
OF 80 90 and charge this Office.
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;, II. HrAros Clerk. FEB, Sd 1854 ,or pm
4 DMINISTRATOR,s NoT1o1-

A DMiNIsTRAToR's NOTICE--No
A uce Is hereby given that al the p,oh.,. ~
and SasssS sS ss $ sn,assisnsd .ppSisisS .S
mmsSs.s thUse indebted to said requested to
said estate are notified to presen. ths cms sgsins<
wnnin one year from this date. w se'psmert,
feb. H-5t. pd.l sAMurr v,,v '"'
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AND FOR sALE.-The subscriber of.

7 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber of.
fers for sale SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES of land, lying in section No. L. Green towusbp
Hooking county, Ohio There is on the premises two
CABIN HOUSES. About four acres cleared at each
cabin The land is well timbered, large quantity of IA
being poplar. There is plenty of STONE COAL and
IRON ORE on the land. Said land lies miles from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE, and one
terms enquire Of JosErH WoLS living n mites from the
land or the subscriber, living near CADlZ Harrison
county, Ohio. SAMUEL HINES.
CadiE, June 81, Ie53.
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A LSO A LARGE STOCK OF UN-
IA dersiecve-, shimazc,ts, Collars, Laees, Edgiuca
&c. &C. at cost aud carriage, by w. p. AsBURY,
dec. .. No. lG2 Moin street, Wheeling.
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WESTERN FARMERS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW LISBON, OHIO.
CAPITAL ----------- 100000.
james Kelly, Prest.
Levi Martin, Sec'y
JOSEPH GAsToN, Agent
MORRIsTOwN, OHIO.
Feb. 3. '5t 3m. pd.


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92s.
rOOD MEDICINES.-SrABLER's ANo-
" DyrE CHERRY RxPEoToRAST, Fer Cougas, .o.ds,
Bronehitis, Group, &c.
STABLER'S DIARRHGA CORDIAL.
The valuable medicines above named, not empiri.
cal but prepared in agreement with the experience
o OF the most learned and udicious practitioners
AND not secret further than s necessary to proeet
the propr and those who them from loss and
imposition, as the component parts have been made
known, cosrIDEsTALLY from time to time, to perhaps
500 PHYsICIANs!l
In Maryland Nirginis District OF Columbia, Ohio and
other places all Of phom, pithout single exception,
have approved Of the formula, and most of them &C
knowledge that they are the best remedies that they
known for the cure Of tile diseases for which
they are reCommcd Our confidence in the excellence
Of those medicines added to our desire avoid the just
prejudice Of the medical profession against secret and
qUdek nostrums induced us TO adopt this course We
append few Oft notices have received from Phy
From Dr.. William H. Fdrrop. of Snop Hill, Maryland.
| GESTLEaEs-I have frequently in my practice pre-;
ana nj f,ordal w th great satisfaction 10 nv.
self and o the sntirs ysof OF as tey pro
fesste eure I consider Them bappv combin atoms OF
one of ony mos, and safe
ana mn AZ he og ;n6ne worth 10 The aaiic,ed and man
Iiu NJ In fn,nshng the al w
,hese sctive and unconventional 40 conye
nan, ,or .d,n;nis,y and of oaIjty you
h.y tbem An eminent service and can do nc
lee. m sarn,stiv
titoners and esneosIIv m the country where The i'm
| Gle. 10 the cess of the Physician,
| w. n. LOVE. writes that he has admins
The his wife, who has ad the Bron
h, for fonrtssp uears and that she Is fast recovering
rro,, her i1,g =, NO malady Ithas in A few week
DONE he, mose GOOD Than she has
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| Eron Tr ~ p Worthinpfon. Laurel Md,
SAfier eeverai montl,s se of your Expectorant bot
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6,med i'm The opinion expressed OF H. when frst ad
acquainted with the reeeipe For one thank you 70
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Cordis and wing ussd them in practice feel no he,
iHsncv in yecommendinu them
Erow T. " Marsh M D.. Kent Co., Md.
| al have made free use of your Diarrhpa Cordial 1
INV family II gyes me much pleasure to add my tc,
timonv 10 that Of Others in favor of its efficiency.
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B0rber'OMS

n this enlightened nineteenth century IL is
truly astonishing that there are many crimes CON.
mted at whcn humanity shudders. Can nothing check
the horrible proceedingsf In desparthe
from contemplation Of the bloody record OF crime and
invites the attention Of
THE BEARDED PUBLIC
TO the much pleasing prospect ofa visto his
In the basement story OF Mr.. n. wiIliams'buiIdnq
south west corner OF Main and Market Streets where he
may ne found at all times ready to perform tonsora
erations that may be required.
scptombero 0, 1858.
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STATE OF OHIO BELMONT COUNTY 90;
- Court OF common pleas---Peiton.- N ArE M,
PATTERSON, plaintiff, VS.. THOMAS Tuar1r,, daiendi
ant. " N1'0iA1~
The defendant Thomas Turtle VIII mks no,,..
that on the 25th, day of January a. d. 1854. The
plaintiff Nathan Patterson filed his pssitisn in tho
Cosr, Of Common pleas within and :.ior sad County
said defendant Thomas Turtle is Justly indeb,s o ao
him IN the sum OF Sl734 with interest from tbe Iab
day oi November A. d. 1853. Said sum being
sold and delivered BY the plaintiFto the dss xooda
And that the defendant is required TO ans enaant
petition on Or before the 9th day ofMay .ws< said
y deaSl! ~ o. said answer the said ps as A1d
May A. D; 1854 ask Judgment C. e. s.d ~ ssh day Of
property oftho deisndan, he bean s,,a that The
PETER TALLMAN.
= H. hEAroN Clerk.--.Feb, Sd Is5a
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TRINT g. NAGLE, "a
L. Merchant Tailors, mn

ST. CTusstIUc, UhI0
Have on hand full assortment OF Cloths, Cassineres
and Vesings which they will make TO order In the neat
est style and the most reasonable terms jan: 90
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NGANTILLAs AND sILKs.-A few

Slack silks wAtered do, and fancy colored do, plain
anu embroidered, trimmed withlsce or fringe Also an
1y large stock ofthose long SHAwLs same make
we have I'D last years which everybod says are the
pretiest and cheapest In the city. Cali and them at
sep. SOL STONE q THOMAS.
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TTHE BEES ARE WORKING.-And
i STONE & THOMAS have collected at the sign Of
the BEE. HIVE, mo. ia Main ST., Wheeling) more
deicaces in the shape of SUMMER SILKS, DeBAGEs
BAREGES, TISSUES, DeLA1NEs, sHAWLs, PAR'
ASOLS etc And some of them the speetest in style,
as well as the cheapest and just suited TO the tastes Of
all who want Of the latest style Of Goods at very
low prices. Jnnc3 isos'
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
shirts, Collars, Crsvats, Spring do poeke, bdk,fs
Gloves, Hose suspenders. For sale cheap by
sep. 80 Il. NAGLE Co
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PRICES GREATLY REDUCED

from usual rates To those then In present or pros
pec!ive neeed we wouldsay "put money In your pock
wares at the clothing and furnishing tore OF
NOV. Ill BENZ. THOMAS.
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wv ESTWARD, HO!-SELLIHG OFF To
wv CLosE.-Iiaving disposed Of my property In
this place. and being required by the conditions OF
sale to quit the premises by the LIST April next will
sell up to thattime whatever Of Goods may have on
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( )H! DELlGHTFUL.-The pxettiest CAL
" leo Chntzes of all grades and ccIor,, n..,h.a
for ash of w y nSpsy SheaPv
May o. No Igq M.ia s,,.s. W1S.l,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

i w. NEWPORT, ATTORNEY TT LAW
~ AND soLIoiroR IN CHANcrRy, st. CiairsviIe, o.
UTOfice opposite the VIM. Penn House. feb. S'53.
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PLUcKING RAr.-Irish girls are always
pretty smart, but once i'm while they CUM
NIT rlunders. Their blunders are generally
so ludicrous and funny that it is impossible
10 get angry at them. At one OF the houses
in this city, leaves one who has been over
but few weeks. Lively as a cricket, indus
trious as bee, and honest and willing to do,
she of course is we'll liked by those with
whom she has taken up her abode.
A few days ago, one Of the men, who is
something of a practical joker, happened to
kill large rat. He handed it to Nelly, and
told her he wanted it cooked for his dinner.
Nelly, with modest curtesy, took the an.
imal and proceeded to the kitchen. short
time after tn = lady of the house had occasion
to &c TO the kitchen, where she found Nelly
trying to pull the fur off from the rat which
she was occasionally dipping into ki'tle o.
scalding water.
/ why Nelly! what are you about!" asked
the astonished lady.
Sure, an its thryin to pluck the feathers
of this thing l ann" said she, 'ior Mr.'--
towid me to cook it for dinner"
The lady soon put stop to the perform
ance and told Nelly with all the gravity sh'
could command, that the man had been play
ing joke upon her.
'Troth an joke it is, sure enough" sal,
she, 'for never seen suck feathers to sticl
in all my life"-Detroit Tribune. ..r
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Dauth of Talford.


On the 18Th OF March, Justice Talfourd,
while charging the Grand Jury at Stafford,
was attacked with tit of upoplexy, of which
he died.
He fell just as this beautiful sentiment had
left his lips: tt
"But how painful is the thought that there
are men and women growing up around us,
ministering to our comforts and necessities,
continual inmates of Cur dwellings, with
whose affections and nature we are so much
unacquainted as if they were inhabitants Of
some other sphere. This feeling. arising
from that kind of reserve peculiar to the
English character, does, think, greatly tend
TO prevent that mingling Of class with class,
that reciprocation of kind words and gentle
affections, gracious admonitions and kind
enquiries, which often, more than any book
education tend to the Culture of the affections
Of the heart, refinement, and elevation of the
character Of those to whom they are address
ed. And if were to be asked what is the
great want Of English society-ic mingle
class with class would say, in one word,
the want is the want Of sympathy
| At this point his head dropped on one side
1t was apparent that apoplcxy had seized
him. He IVES taken to his lodgings as quick
" as possible. lie died the moment he W s
laid upoL the bed.
Thomas Noon Talfourd was born at Read
ing, January 26. 1875. His father was a
brew er; his mother daughter of dis
senting minister.-iIe commenced his cduca-
ton at the grammar school Of his native town,
under DIR. Vapy ard while lad, wrote a
small volume Of poetry. He went 10 London
at the age OF eighteen, and was placed as a
student Of law under Chitty, the celebrated
pleader, in 1913. He was admitted to the
bar in 1921, and was married the next year.
He was successful as law yer, reached a
high prominence at the bar; was appointed
sergeant-at-law, and finally elevated to the
bench.
Talfourd successfully cultivated literature
as refreshing relief from the duties of his
profession. He was among the first to en-.
courage Wordsworth as poet, and some Of
his earliest attempts at literature were criti
cism on that bard, who was pronounced by
him to be the poet of the age.-Ion was thi:
greatest literary success, and his subs quen'
dramas, the Athenian Captive, and Glencoe
were bat inferior copies of the same school
The Vacation Ra1nMs and the Memoirs o
Charles Lamb, are his best known prose
5 works.
Talfourd was member of arliament, ant
. has won the lasting gratitude Of the literary
world by his uniform defence Of the claims
!. Of literature, and rights of authorship. II
Il Talfourd's services may be mainly attributed
I the present International English coPyrigh
= law.
; The name of Talfourd has reflected inter
est in connection with the brighter stars o
Coleridge, Wordsworth and Lamb, witt
whom in his youth, he had the glory of beinl
e associated, and of whose companionship h
:. was always proud.
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Further Intelligence by tho Europa.
Decline in Breadstuffs.

II
Decline in n r cad stuffs.
The export of Grain has been prohibited
from the Ionian leland.
The Cunard steamer Cambria sailed on the
25th from Liverpool to Kingston to ship more
troops.-The Cunard steamer Tencriffe viii
sail for Malta with part OF regiment for
that station. F.'j r
PARIS, Friday evening.-The National
Loan Subscription, it is said. reach 400 ,oOo,-
600 francis. Every description of securities
fell to day IS closed at 60, 96&4I's at 90 As.
A collision took 7 lace on the English chan
mel between the Ammerican ship Ann Kem-
bic and the bark Bonnettle OF Liverpool. The
latter sunk and eleven lives were lost. The
Ann kemble was considerably damaged.
Commercial.
Cotton dull hadt decline. Sales of the
week 1900 bales. Wheat has declined Cd
on the week. and flour %. Corn unsettled at
39s. Provisions are active.
LIVERPOOL, 24th.-The dullness in the
cotton market continues undated, and the
concessions Of purchasers during the week
had raised from / to Id, according TO neces.
sites or the view of holders. Good ordinary
to middIing being abundant are proportions
bly, cheaper, fair being in both limited supply
and demand. The quotations OF that quality
are not fair criterion OF the market.-Den'
niston quotes fair Orleans 81, midding st
fair Mobile Cd. midding 81, ordinary 81 tc
ID. Stock $4,000. Breadstuf 1.-The marke
is characterized by an increased pressure
sell. Wheat had declined Cd. Flour, there
is moderate consumptive demand, but no,
enough to relieve sellers, and we quote de-
cline of IS. Quotations of -four vary, bu
an average OF 33s Cd fol Western Canal, Ohio
35s, Baltimore and Philadelphia 34s. Provis
sions-Gardner quotes beef very firm, bacor
dull and pork firm. Money is in active de-
mand. Consols have declined, closing a
Ssh.
LoLDoN.-The dullness in Foreign ant
coleman produce continues. Barring. Bros
& Co. report Sugar and Coffee cheaper, ant
breadstuffs dull. Russian produce contin
ued to advance rapidly. No change in Iron
HAvRE 22d. Cotton; prices have advance,
one franc since the receipt of the Baltic
advces. Sales 5000 bales, stocks 1890,
bales.