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Tbr1prtklq Cull1tt
Friday Morning, : Oct. 20, 1854.

WV 1Sp AoSs
Rrror !, !, reu,r1,h1,
day for all manner of reform move
mepts We have City Council re
rms-Father Gavazzi reforms, Lu
theran reforms-reforme Mormon
and Jews reformed topers, and com
mon drupkards-reformed gamblers
and to bring up the full measure, ant
furnish back ground for the picture
we have reformed highwaymen, pick
pockets and burglars. The maudlain
rag tag multitude, must run to see
and hear them, because reformations
now days must be turned to protita-
BILE account; and each reformed knave
and hypocrte, takes the stump or the
pulpit, to let The world know by what
marvellous interference of Divine
Providence" he was led to forsake his
evil ways and turn his nose again to
the straight road Of rectitude. A
series of lectures (Gfty cents admit
lance, children half price) are either
given the world, OF book is written
with an attractive title and two hun
bred pages bound in Gilt muslin. with
illustrations; and if copies are plenti-
fully distributed gratis to the press"
and puti'er is well paid to lie and say
THAT $4,000 Of the first edition have
already been disposed Of The thing
gets started and turns out to be a
profitable investment on the small
amount of 'erudition" invested. The
very last thing in the way of reforms
that has met our eye, Is from the AL
bauy IN. " Atlas There it is said,
that Mr.. Samuel Head, 'the reform
cd burglar and robber," and an ac-
complete of the notorious Henry Wy
att, and a leader of the gang headed
by John Mund, who has spent twelve
years of his life in the prisons of the
different States of the Union, is now
featuring to crowded houses in the
county Of Livingston, N. Y The
Rochester Democrat, paper of the
slangwhang school, announces that the
Great Reformed aud most illustrious
lecturer intends to favor that city with
visit, land deliver "a course Of lee
lures, in which he will give his views
on the present prison discipline and
management. lie will also give a
true history ofhis crimes committed ii
this and the Western States"
The Great Reformed and most
illustrious lecturer This is high
sounding indeed, and goes to show,
what we have often before contended
for; that all manner Of publ, notori-
ETY. in this day, is Of the same charac
ter. It is nearly if not quite as great
an honor to be noted "pickpock-
ct" as it is to be noted politician"
All notorious rersonages arc chroni-
cled in the same book, and 20 down
toiposterity in hand and hand fellow
ship, |
Is Doc pRopEnry In the ex-
animation ynsterdav h.fnra R,oo,J,r
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An AMERICAN PRIMA Donna IN

An AMERICAN PRIMA DONNA IN
IrAlY--. Miss Juliana G.. May, Of
Washington City, after instruction
for several years under the best mas
tiers Of Naples and and Florence, has
commenced her career as profession
al vocalist. She recently made sue
cessful debut, and was engaged to APP
pear as prima donna assoluta Of the
opera in Verona for sixteen nights,
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HARPER's RESTAURANT,

AND COFFEE SALOON-ON THIRD
street, between Church and Laurel, oppo-
site Beal's Livery Stable.
HOT COFFEE, TEA and CHOCOL-
Ill ATE, CAKES and PIES.
Breakfast, from 6 to 8: Dinner, flom IL to
9; Supper, from 8 to 8.
Board by the day or week. oct2?.
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lust RECEIVED, ~-FARlNA's GEN
y uine Cologne VI alter do of Roses.
Metallic powder Boxes; Fresh powders
French and American, Tooth Brushes :,
Combs, Smelling Bottles. and nurnero,s
other articles, suited TO the ladies' toilet Ia
bic. For sale by J. l.. WALLET.
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CowHlnlSa ScRAPE.-An individ-
nal, one of those coneeited pests of SO
ciety generally, and of the feminine
portion Of it particularly, who mag
inc themselves SO particularly fascinat-
ing that no woman can withstand their
attraction. received on Saturday even
ing last a feeling rebuke as reward
for his inlpertinenee. A young lady
uamed Roberts, who resides on Free
man, near Baymiller street, has been
for sometime past pesterod with the
advances Of stranger, who has taken
frequent occasions to pass her resi-
dence, while she has been standing at
the door or window, aud bowling to
her, at the same time ogling her with
eyes cast upward like duck defying
y thunder storm. He cut SO ludicrous
figure, that latter,y the lady has, up
on his appearance, been betrayed into
a smile, which, it seems, rather en-
couraged the would-be beau, for
meeting the fair one on Fifth street
last Friday afternoon, he accoated and
invited her to walk with him. The
lady, Of course, Indignantly repealed
him, and thinking that the affair had
gone far enough, she informed her
brother Of the annoyance she had been
subjected to, when he, meeting the
offender in the person of a Mr.. Dial.
ton, on Kemble street. last Saturday
night gave him such a specimen of
cowhiding as will most effectually
cure him flor sometime OF least) of
his propensity for lady-hilling GIN.
En-. 10M nit.
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NEW CARPETS have now in store
Nv asplendid assortmaDt of new style
Carpets, which were purchased at auction
in Philadelphia. at very low prices and
will be sold accordingly.
oct1S-v. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
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al nrrieN.

On Tuesday evening, the 18th instant MFR. A. J.
hogan, to Miss CECILIA LEGENDRE, both of
this City
On the 10th inst, by the Rev D. Pipes, Mr.. AL
EXANDER D. CLEVELAND. of the firm of Mills &
Cleveland, of Clinton, to Miss MARY G. MILLS.
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hats g. CAPS.--Jus. received by ship
III Charles Buck, from New York, spIen-
did assortment of Hats and Caps consisting
of Gents fashionable Moleskin, Cashmere
and Black Silk Hats, soft Hats of any des-
cription and style also large assortment
Of boys Hats and Caps all of which were
made to order, aud warranted to give sa-
tistaction. octlSl W. y. PHILLIPS.
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The provision market is generally
unchanged both in respect Of move
ment and prices.
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BLANKETS e. NEGRO Goods

~ subscriber las Just received a large
supply of French Gfanier Blankets. ant
winter goods for negroes, to which he IN
vites the attention of planters.
octlS-Y. ". ID. PHILLIPS
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Is Doc pRopEnrr In the ex
animation yesterday before Recorde,
Bloomfield of John Mohar for steal.
ing dog valued at fifty dollar, the
vexed question of a dog being proper
ty was again raised; and the counsel
for the accused claimed his discharge
on the ground that dog is not pro.
porty, and therefore taking a dog is
not larceny. The Recorder was Of
the opinion that dog is property.
from the fact that an ordnance Of the
city imposes fines upon it as such,
although the statutes of the State do
not make it property; and according
he proceeded to examine the case,
when it was discovered that there was
to evidence of the dogs having been
stolen. It was picked up on the street
some months ago, and has since been
in the possession of about thirty per-
sons, and was found in the premises Of
Mohar, Accordingly the Recorder
dismissed the case.-Deita
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NEW STYLE TALMAS & CLOAKS,-
~ Just opened, in Satin and Cloth, COM
plete assortment Of the above goods.
octlS-y. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
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Prof: Horace Il. ROthschild,

y RESPECTFULLY informs the ladie.
~ and gentlemen of Baton Rouge that be will
open an Academy for fashionable dancing.
The following dances will be taught by the Prof
WALTZ,
GERMAN POLKA,
POLKA MAZURKA,
r0LLANA1sE.
GALOPADE.
TYROIIENE,
SCIlOTTtSH,
COTlLL1ONa.
QUADRILLs.
FHANCAIsE.
For children included, Cachucha aud Highland
Fig. w CLASSES for Ladies', Gentlemen and
Children Desperately taught.
Early application to be made at City Hotel
where further particulars will be given. oci7-lm.
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DTSTOLS. pTSTOLS.-Colt's repeat
L ers, Derringer's and Monte Christie, or Saloon
Pistols, for sale by oct. 2D.l WhDDtiI PHILLIPS.
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EHorace j. Joiner, Wing, has
been elected Mayor Of Newark, NJ.
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JUST RECEIVED.

1UTLERY.--A large and well selected
" stock of Pocket Cutlery, Daggers and
Bowie Knives. Just received per En-
pire City. WIN. BOGEL.
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GAME BAGS.-shot Pouches, Pow
" der Flasks and Caps, for sale by
oct 20 WADptIi. & PHILLIPS.
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TLOAKS.-A few Cent ema ans
" CIoaks, of Superior Cloth for sale by
oct 90 WApDrIL & PHILLIPS.
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HATS.-Our stock Of Hats and Caps
i for Men and Boys, complete.
The assortment consists In Fine Moeskn I'M
perial Nankeen and Wool Hats. silk Glazed Cloth
and Fancy Cord Caps, sold low for Gnh.
oct 60 WAppLL & PHILLIPS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. Edi,or.--IIo W. please ann2nnce the name
Dress in the i;Ib Conc, assion-l District of Ohio
And oblige many Voters OF Mon. Ne County. 0.
Mr.. Editor You will please annource he name
of J RODNEY MITCHELL, ns cnncIlnte Tor
Clerk of the Court biect decion OF the t'ounty
convention and obge The Voters OF Unoi Io"H'
ship.
BELMONT, 0 July 99 1854.
Mr.. CowEN:--
You will please announce :he name of AVERY
Nj ORE Tor the Office OF Auditor subject TO the
decision ot the 9Th vi Aug, Convention.
M, ErlroR:--You arc authorized to announce
,ha name n, " !. w. GLGEER Esq, ns candid
ME inr nuulina,io, ,r the otIc" OF Ci"rk oi iiC
Court OF Common pl as ,ect to the decision c. o.
the Wing County Cunvcntion to D. held on :" ON
August. Ar TEE REQUEST OF sLvERAn WINGS.
Mr.. CowrH:-Peaso announce the name Ql
DAVID l.. JENNINGS, Esq, OF Belmont County,ns
q candidate TO represent this Congressional Districts
subject to the decision OF the Wing convention.
BELMONT.
Guernsey Times Spirit of Democracy Il Sarahs
willie papers, please cop, and charge this office
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ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


BosToS, July 81.
The steamer Alpt arrived at % this morn.
Ing with Liverpool dates to the 18th inst.
Breadstuffs still declining
d spach from Vienna, announces the
death of Prince Paskowtch.
Omar Pascha states that he lots at Guer.
gova was ,lsoo
Some 800 persons have been arrested at
St, Petersburgh, chorged Mith an attempted
outbreak.
The allies ,re in full march for the Danube
ard pitched battle is daily expected.
The Russians have b. en- signaly defeated
ut CrerOrada, and on the 10th the Russians
were detected in North Gargoval
Gortsect off was, on the 10Th, at Herm1n.
stadt with 10000 men.
Nothing new from the Baltic or from 4 sia
Miny additional rUm)rs Of the new neg1-
tiations are current.
..VIENEA, July l7.--It is stated that the
Austria ultimalum had rather been sent, or
would be on that day, to s.. Petersburg, de-
inandng the evacuation Of The nCipu!ites,
within certain time; the time mentioned
is understood to be one month.
The Austrian core :pInIent says that as
regards the present p',,z cl the oriental Gues-
tion, and the answer brought by express to
Gurshacoff, the demands of Austria an1
Prussia are but impcr:ccty sl,iajl,l)ry; but
there are Some materials which might pos
sib'y serve us the basis FOR peace negotiations,
these they left to lhn discussion OF the wes-
tern powers, upon the receipt .: til, IA Stran
convention.
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LATEST BY THE CANADA.

Latest ir"m Madrid to July 18th, says the
Gazette publishes Il list Of new Ministers.
General Caragna! was appointed commander
of tie cavalry Of Madrid. The insurgents
ure masters of Madrid The troops are en-
gaged against the barricates and lighting was
going on in several parts of the capital, when
the despatch, left j battle had been fought
between AdcnrcIs buy, The htier was de-
feated, wounded and taken prisoner.
If the insurgents succeed, it is expected
they will offer the throne to Don PEDRO.
Austria has fallen back into an alliance
with Russia.
Details show that the recent victory a,
Guargaro was achieved by the Turks unas-
sisted. leaving the whole bank of The Dam
ube from Turmina 10 Oltenilza in their hands.
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On Sunday 3oth ult., Of Fever, MARY
ANN ANDERSON, ~iro Of josrrn D. As.
DERsoS, Of Hendrysburgh, and daughter Of
JOHN WRIGHT, of this place.
On Friday, 2sth ult, SALLIE MASON,
an aged colored woman, long q resident OF
this town.
On Thursday evening, 9th ult., MATH.
EW RlTTs, an old citizen Of this place,
after q llnpcrinn illness.
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Second Arrival.
FAWCETT & BROTHER,


Would respectfully announce 10 the goods buYing por
ton OF The human family, that owing 10 the generosity
of their friends and customers in purchasing goods OF
them that they have found necessary in order keep
up their stock visit th6 Fast The second time THIS
season, and now ready at the old stand of J. Dew
Wright. (Where we will be found until the lst of Au.
gust, wh;n we viii rsmoveto the new building oppo
sile fun supply OF staple Goods of all kinds ia
line, such as Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Hard
ware Boots Shoes Hats CAPS, &C., in short all goods
that usually kept IN a country store
10 our customers aud friends we would our
thanks for past patronage, aud request continuance
their lavOrs. IA those who have not beeU lOrlu.
nate as 10 he our customers would say give
trial and if wG do not convince you that we do business
In fair and homo 'abe manner You shall have hat.
las il is not o. ysl tme.l The r. r. will Ire completed
Ia our mace lRe present Fa, when facilities for
doing ls N ss IL he much increased and viii be TO the
interest of those who live IN each To make lls place
10 sell their produce We will haze such arrangements
made as tobd able al all times 10 pay lhe highest cash
price all kinds OF country produce as wen a. 10 sell
all articles at the lowest rates.
Give us a call as we determined by energy and
close atentio the wants oil community 10 secure
large share OF business. -
Belmont, July 81, 1851.
r. :. We wish TO purchase Pork the coming season
and will give handsome premium for the hest lot oil
hogs we receive. Age and all taken into consideration
F. B.
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- .sHERIFF's SAL. -PmLlP JARVIS VS.;

.,SHERlFF'S SAL. PHILIP JARVIS VS.:
~ ELI MOaaow, ct al.
BY vi alas order OF sale TO me directed irom
the court O Conmon pleas OF Belmont county, OhIo,
/ Will oier for sale al puJlic auction, On
MONDAY. the 4th day OF September, 1854,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p.
OF said day the font door OF the court house in ST.
CaIrsve IN said county, the following lands and ten
ements, to wit situate lying aud being in the county
OF Belmont aud Stale oil OhIo aud bounded and desert
bed follows, To witt situate IN the township OF Kirk
wood in said comfy being part OF the northeast quar-
of section No. 3I in Tange No. g. beginning Tor the
same the south west corner OF J. Waddles lot Onie
grade road thence south %. west perches theuCe
81 east % 20 100 poles thence north 4 l4lO poles,
thence 6i 10 20 - 100 to lne place of beginning. Con.
taiuing i25 perches oi land Appraised al SsJO
JOHN y. NICHOLS sheriff.
shcrif's Office, aug. 3, loji.- $3.50.
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NJ OTlCE.-Thcre will be petition presented to
IN the Commissioners o Belmont County al their
september term 1854 for an alteration in palt OF
the Road lending from Somerton 10 MOGristown
beginning at the forks OF Captna and long Creeks
thence nprthward direction through the lands OF T.
Genine, {. Bewluy, s. Talbert. T. McNicOlS and
Il. Muris and west of certain spring in 4. Me.
Ncols field and west OF ]. Maris barn thence north
TO intersect the old road near trked white OAK
tree on the top OF the hill in the farm owned by
Sarah Jones and to vacaie the Old road from the
place oil beginning to tie place OF termination.
July 2Sth, lSJ4.-3t. pu.
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JaIy :, ls54,-6w.
C,rATE oF OHIO, BELMONT COUN.

w. SS. Court of Common Pleas. CIRLo g. CAR
RuL IL Wilson SHANNON, planiihs, VS.: ISAIAH e.
IlARMER, defendant. Clvil action, Summons aud or
IHe said defendant, nonresident OF the State Of
OHIO hui who resides, it is believed, in the State OF
California is hereby notided that petition was hed
against him by the said plaintiff, in said court on the
26 s the Object of which IS TO recover OF tne sara de-
thereon from the 18th day of August e52 for work and
labor aud Cos, aud asks for Judgment
m hat sum of money with interest as aforesaidi that
said defendant is 10 answer sal pellon onoT be-
fore the I'd day OF September s5i. ThaIihe Protection In
suYance Company of Hartford, Connecticut, arc gar
on an order Ui attachment issued in tie above
49, c, G. CARROLL.
Atty. for PINS.
J isir :, Is5l--6w.
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/EvHE GREATEST DISCOVERY o

n
the ase.-Planters, Farmers, Families and others,
can purchase no remedy equal to -
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINlMENT,
Dysenery, ChOc, Group, Chronic rheumatism, Sore
h rOais, TOoihache sea Sic kness Cuts hurns Swell
ugs Bruises Old Sores Headache Musquo Bites Pains
in the Limbs Chest, Back, etc.
If does not give relief The money viii he refunded;
sli that is asked fair trial. aud use It according TO
The directions , ~
1t is an English remedy, and was used by William the
w. late king of England, aud certified by him as cure
for Rheumalism. when everything else had failed.
OVER 10000 BoTrLEs
have cen sold in the United States, without single iail.
urc and many have stated they would not he without it
if il was 10 dots per bottle in case OF Group, as is as
certain IL il applied.
II cures Cholera when first taken, in few hours;
sscnery iu half an hnuri Too,hache III hye minutes
IL M fectly inrOceut TO take internally, aud is recon-
neuJei hv -, most em: :"enl Physicians in the United
PRICE e5 ant, 50 CENTS. ..,
DR ToIfIs COmd ill dozen Ne,VspapGrSW eo'''n
s,e and Letters relating the wonderiS' cures aCeo
niiseJ by his Iinment hut considers warran.ha llsui
icjent as any person who does not Obtain relie h''"
DIR. TOBIAS has rut up
HORSE LiNlMENT
in mint bottas which is warranted cheaper and better
than any other for ChOlic, Scratches Old sores' Cans,
weliings, Cots, Bruises, etc.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
DR. IoBIAs's OFFICE,
$50 Greenwich street, New York.
AGrYrs--I. II. Patterson n Co., 3s Monroe ST. Wheel
ing: r. H. Logan & Co.. near the Bridge corner.
J. w. COLLINS, ST. Clarsyille.
. n AJEyANDER. do
lain 4 IIaiues East RiChlar
W VanIaw Lloydsvile
! I II Mitchell MOrristoWn.
II Murphy lendrysburgh.
Morton & Carlisle, PaiIview
Turner +; m'si's & Mcclure. MSriinsviiie.
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D the puthc. II is not written alone for the
younger juveniles, but all members or the
family may read 1t with advantage.
An ample Chronological Tublc is given
with a full index, containing upwards of 1000
historinl and geographical namcs-thus rem.
dering 1t Cyclopcdin Of history and a Uni.
versal Gazetteer, valuable for daily and 70.
,miliar use as book Of reference. TIE work
fs in TWO imperial octave volumes, containing
1900 pages, in double columns, and n brocos
as much printed matter as six or oipht vol.
umes of ordinary extent.
Published by DERBY g. MILLER, NY.
Price-bound in embossed Turkey Morocco
one volume, 5000; in two volumes, $500.
John Kinkade is the authorized agent for
Belmont and Monroe Counties.
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Pufnams Monthly for August is before us.
IL contains an excellent likeness OF BAYARp
TAYLOR in Turkish costume, and an article
from his pen styled "Ethioo;.., N;ob,,. En-
'e''a'h'ne", illustrated 1t is equal to the
Arabian Nights Entertainments" Among
its contents afe-The Smithsonian In stitute
--Coniucius-Spiritual Materialsm---West
Point and Cadet lfe--&c., &c.
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AGRICULTURAL.

The Managers of the Belmont County
Agricultural Society. Will meet at the
Clerks Office in ST. Clairsvile on Wednesday
next at 10 O'Clock a. m. for the purpose OF
completing the arrangements for the insuing
Fair, 1t is very important that the Board
should be present, /, NElSWANGER,
prest
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~,ALE OF REAL ESTATE IN WASH.

VI NlIhL n IN WASH.
- ingtol Township.-KiiM MePhflinR And Andtevy
mfGpM,iR, Gngdian. Of AmehdS Cstirion and other
mmoL heh4 or MAI Carlelon, deceased, tae of U,l.
mont County Uhlo, ~ii Bfcr hrsse cn tGs rretrj.e,
W washington township, Belmont County. omo, On
MONDAY, the 4tl day Of September, 1854,
between ihe hours o 10 O'Clock a. NJ and O'Clock H.
~ oi SAID day, the following euds ana .enencnis 10
WIZ u bemg part OF the northwest quarter Of sortton
5O IOwnHhpj Range Z, aud bounded aud described as
lolows to Wit beginning at the north west corner of
sara quarter, Thence with the i0undafy line south O.
ott To Stone on the south eide 81 the Bend Tor ctock
lnente sogh'Ge eas 81 - ICO poles stone thence
np.'h dOt east 81 - 100 poles stOne thence north
- cas- ~ poles 10 stOne thence south zoe ra 20
pocs 10 stone thence south 50 ~ 49, 100 p0ps
10 stone on ihe east boundary line of said quarter
.henIc WIN said no north ~ "a 100 poles TO The north
cast corner OF said quarter thence $50 poles to the pate
oi beginning Containing sixtytwO acres roods and
Ten pOles-mOre or less.
% said land Is erected com Portable dwelling and
olhet Dld ngs aud Improvements Terms Of sale will
We made known by the Guardians on the day of sale and
w be arranged TO suit the convenience OF purchasers
ELIAS McFARtlNG,
auo Aa,,1 hNDhGh N'. ARLlNG,
Guardians,
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
<Niii.D
(AssEYZ

NJ. f.. CHuncn.-Pastor, John ". Rankin Pub.
lie Worship at II o'clock, A. NJ. Sabbath School
at 81 o'clock F. NJ. David Tho5urn, Superintendent
PRESBYTERIAN CuURcu.--Pastor John MoFak-
Public Worship at II o'clock, A. NJ. Sabbath
School ut O'Clock p. NJ. George anderson, Super.
mtendant.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHURcH.-Pastor, Aleran.
der Young. Public Worship at ! o'clock A. NJ
Bible Class, instructed by tho Pastor at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
SocIETY OF FElENns. Public Worship in each
Church at IL o'clock, A NJ.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-08-04

0ITThe Wheeling Board of Health re-
port deaths by cholera on the 29th, 90, 3Otn
and 3ls: ults. The also report 6S intements
from Oh ,lera during the last month, 8 of
which were rom the country.