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YgIHE STATE OF OHIO. BELMONT

County, sS-Jacob r. Flanner. plaintiff. Is:
Thomas Nicholson and Mary j. Nicholson. ls WIFE, Of
the State of Iowa Neakle. Cobb q Co.; Conrod & Nc
Coy BarhOlow. Tiffany & Co.; Lewis VI. Warren q
NJ d.; David Jayne Wise Pusey Wise. .ofthc city Of
Pha. Penn; and John l.. Boyd Of the city Of Wheeling
Va, defendants.
Court Of Common Pleas Of ssid county. Petition to
iOreclose and sell mortragtd premises.
Tie Above named defendants hereby notified that
on the 23d day of May 1854. petition flied in said
Court hy the said plaintiff against them, and now
pending thercni in which petition it j. set forth that
the said Nicholson and 6. W. 4 G. Street indebted
Ia said plaintiff in the Of 2GG C1 100 with int rest
thereon from April lat l-ll, evidenced ly their prom
issory note aud mortgage deed. That secure the paw
meni Of said Of money the said Nicholson aud WIFE
an said Streets executed and delivered the said
iiiF mortgage deed conveying the said plaintiff in
Tee simple tract Of land situated in said COUNTY OF Bel
MONT and being part OF section y, Z. and u. 3, des
Crihed fully hy meLes aud bounds in saii petition and
mortgage, and Icing TIE land conveyed hy said
plaintiff to said Nicholson aud Streets, and hy them
mortcased 10 the sad pani TO secure the purchase
money aforesaid, dcieasabe the payment nf said
C money and interest the fiji day or pr Is5i
land other sums OF money at other times prior thereto
which have been pad.) Said petition also forth.
and asks to have aside certain indemnifying mort
gage executed hy said Streets said Nicholson
casable uu the payment Nv said Streets Of cersiu pat
nership debts to Lewis NJ. Warren ~ co. KoIv, Ban
q CrsE & Co, Wise, Puscy Wise, David Jayne and
John l.. bIvd.
That said defendants, David Jayne, Yoakle Cobb &,
Co Conrad & Mccoy, RarthoOw Tiffany d g.. have
SUBSEQUENT liens upon sad premises virtue Of judg
meus in said Court obtained ly them against Thomas
Nicholson, Nicholson 4 Street. and 6. w d c. Street
That said plaintiff asks for uigme against ;hC said
Nicholson and Streets for the money aud ater.
est aforesaid and that said -ed PREMISES be sold
TO satisfy the
That said defendants non-resiienis of the State nj
Ohio, required by law 10 dcnir said
petition before July ED lsIi. That default
thereof judgment will be lad in said action accorurt to
law. JACOB +. FLANNER
BY CARROLL e. GLOyERi his ALtys
Attest: JSo. H.. HEAToN, Clerk.
May .6, lcJi.-Cw.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
~7ko!l y1a.fAN
- A-tl/ W.
Ass.-.t.s.sy ~

NJ. f. CuuRcn-Pastor, Joih N. Rahhin. Pub:
lie Worship mt IL o'clock, A. NJ. Sabbath School
at 81 o'clock z. NJ Samuel Le,cis, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CnuRcU.--rnstor John Mcfai.---
Public Worship at II o'clock, A. NJ. Sabbath
School at 3 O'Clock P. Nj. George anderson, Super
intendant
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CuuRcn-Pos,or, Alcran-
der Young Public Worshipa II o'clock A. NJ
Bible Glass, instructed by the Pastor at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
SOCIETY," or FErENns. Publie Worship in each
Church at ! o'clock, A Nj.
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Listen 10 that wall Of weeping,
And the whisper deep and dread,
Saving, g,-"liitle Anna's sleeping,
Sleeping with the dreamless dead!"
Little Anna, gay ard smiling,
Like glad biId, free and wild,
Care OF many nm hour benuiiing,
Oh! we loved the darling child!
She, whose step, wns ever fleetest,
In the chase or in the play,
And whose voice was ever sweetest,
lin each artlcss, childish lay,
Can it be, that Deaths cold fingers,
Tn those eyeids have been pressd2
And no truce of life there fingers,
in that meek and sinless breast!
Are the tones tn at loved to greet us,
Silent in the voiceless tumbl
Others with the morn shall meet us,
But LuanHd, will not come!
Eyes that yes cstcrmorn were beamins,
Bright as thine with mirth and glee,
Anna, now with tears arc streaming--
Loves just tributes unto thee!
Iii our hearts there is no g'adness--
And where we were wont TO roam,
Seems there now spell of sadness,
And dreary, mourniul gloom!
But thou hast lonely Mother
What can heal her broken hearth
Sisters too, and loving brother,-
All SO young, yet doom'd TO part,
OH we know their love WINS stronger,
Holier, were the ties now riven;
And fain would IRE have kept thee longer
Even from the bliss OF Heaven.
But we hush our selfish murm'ring,
And put on our olden trust,
Knowing in our vain repinngs,
That the God who rules is just.
,lcilLAND May 29ln, 1854.
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SOCIETIES.

MYSTIC LODGE, No. lGO, l. o. o. f., meets
every Monday evening.
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 3S, meets
on the LIST and Sd Tuesday evening Of each and ev-
cry month
BELMONT LODGE, No. l6, Free Masons meets
on the Wednesday evening Immediately preceding
the full moon.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE CHAPTER, No. II, Roy
al Arch Masons, meets every Friday evening immo.
dialey after Full Moon.
RIO FRIO DIVISION, No. 65i, Sons OF lem
erancc, meets every Saturday evening.
FIDELITY SOtIAL DEGREE, No SO, meets
on the 2d and ttlt Tuesday evening ot each and eY'
cry month.
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TTyHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF

II he uhEh L Ed DlOCoN Eh1 VI
l. the age.-Panters, Farmers. Families and others,
can purchase no remedy equal to
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT,
for Dysentery, Choc, Group, Chronic Rheumatism Sore
1h roats Toothache Sea Sickness, Cuts Burns Swell
ings Bruises, Old Sores Headache Musquo Bites Pains
in the Limbs, Chest, Back, etc.
lf does notgive relief the money will he refunded
all that is asked, is fair trial. and use ii according
the directions.
1t is an English remedy, and was used by William the
for Rheumatism when everything else had failed.
OVER 10000 BOTTLES
have been sold in the United States without single fail.
ure and many have stated they would moi he without it
if was 10 dolls per bottle, in of Group, is
certain as it is applied.
II cures Cholera, when first iaken, in few hours;
Dysentery in half an hour; Toothache in five minutes
1t is perfectly innocent to take internally and is
States.
PRICE 2j and 80 CENTS.
Dr. TOBIAS could fill dozen New with Certii-
Gates aud Letters relating To the wonderful cures
cient any person who does not obtain relief need
not pay for II.
DIR. TOBIAS has put upa
HORSE LiNlMENT
in pint bottles which warranted cheaper and better
than other for ChOlic Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
wcliings, Cuts, Bruises etc.
rRIcE 30 CENTS.
DIR. 1CBIASS OFFICE,
$50 Greenwich street, New York.
kdsxtsT. II. Patterson IL Co., ~ Monroe ST., Wheel
ing; r. u. Logan ~ Co.. near the Bridge corner.
]. w. COLLINS, st. Clairsville.
II. ALEXANDER, do
John A. iIaines Fast Richlav
l. w VanIaw, Iloydsviils
J. II. Mitchell, Norrstown.
IT, Murphy. Aendry yshurgh.
Morton " Carlisle, Fairvew;
Turner I; lr' s Mcclure. MariinsviIle.
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DIED

On the 92d ult., at his residence in Mill
wood township, Guernsey county, Ohio, Mr.
JOHN HALL in the 10th year OF his age
The writer has long been acquainted will
the deceased, and for the last few years hal
been on terms OF personal intimacy with him
we shall not, however, attempt to narrate
the transactions Of his long and useful life
nor have we language to express the deer
sorrow felt for the loss which his family and
the communi y have sustained by his death
The deceased emgrated from his native
State, North Carolina, on accoun. of his re-
pugnance 10 the "pecuiar institution" and
settled in this county, about the year 1906.
The country in which he located was then
almost an unbroken wilderness, and conse-
quently, he had to encounter all the trials,
hardships and privatons of pioneer life.
Shortly after his settlement in this county,
he became united in marriage to Miss Phebe
Webster, very estimable lady, who survives
him. They reared large and respectable
family, all the members of which were obed-
ent TO the wise counsel of the father, as to
morals, religion, industry and economy.
With them, the parental example has not
been disregarded-as is unfortunately the
case withmany-butw will be cherished, mitat-
cd and taught to their children.
"There deeds which should not pass away,
And names that must not wither."
AS business man, the deceased was hon.
est, honorable and upright in all his dealings
and by industry and economy, accumulated a
! l.rn mr. nf tb;s L..
member Of society, he was affable, obliging,
generous and humane, and enjoyed the con-
fdence and esteem of all who knew him. In
early life, he united himself to the Church
known as the "Society of Friends" and re-
mained consistent, exemplary and worthy
member thereof, until his death.
'iIis life was gentle; and the elements
So mix'd in him, that nature might stand UP
And say to all the world, This uas a man
In the public enterprise of the day, he ac-
ted prominent part; an d his lab ors for the
public good have been extensively felt. He
was always ready, too, to aid the meritorious
and to soothe the unfortunate. In all the
intercourse which the writer has had with
him, he never knew him to refuse favor
when the applicant was worthy; and in his
Judgment of human nature and the springs
of human action, he was rarely exceled.
Having completed his earthly pilgrimage
having re ached the age of "three score years
and ten," he "gently breathed his soul away
into the spirit world" But the memory of
his virtues, and his bright example will live
in san immortality that blooms beyond the
grave"
why weep ye, then, for him, who having run.
The bound OF mans snppointed years, at last,
Lite's blessings nil enjoyed, litc's abors done,
Sercnely 10 his final rest has passd
While the soft memory OF his virtues yet
iingers, like twilight hues when the bright sun has
set"
Cambridge, Ohio. ]. D.
On Saturday, June 18th, Lew KExNAED,
and old citizen of Colcrain township. in this
County.
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New YORK, June 10.

Cotton, transactions small, prices firm; up
laGd mdGling 81; Orleans middIing %. Cof-
ioc-Rio Sa@lOl. Sugar firm. Rice Sa@44.
51ackarcl lower. Flour, good western firm,
scarce, inferior lower, good Ohio Ss,75@9,25,
uhse tiled, sales $500 bbIs southern firm; sales
1000 bush. Wheat, firm, southern red S2,l5.
Corn firm, Western m&ed at SOOS3 for
white and SG(GS7 for yellow! Beef, Chicago
l6. Pork taihe lower; meGs $l3@l3, IA,
prime $ll,75. Lard unchanged.
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I'll Office IN PETITION.-Benjami
| Wilson and Henry Wilson, both Of Belmont or
Monroe County State of Ohio will take notice that &
petition was filed against them the Sd day Of June A.
d. 1854 in the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
ty Ohio, by Cyrus Evans and is now pending wherein
the said Cyrus Ewers demands partition of the follow:
ing real estate witt ain tract parcel Of land
situate lying and being in Smith Township, Belmont
County, Ohio IL being the west half OF the north west
quarter Of section thirtyone, township SIX range Jour-
in the district of land sold at Seuhenvie. Ohio Con.
tanning 7G SS 100 of samemore less. Said land joins
land owned by John Porterfeld jr aud ndrew f. Aut
and Henry Wilson. There is no widows dover ircum-
bcring said land And that at next September term
of our Court of Common Pleas in and for Belmont
ty application will he made by said Petitioner for
order that partition be made of said above described
premises. CYRUS EWERS,
June 10th, ls54.-6w.
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COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH, June 90, 1854.

IIIISRU RGH, June ~, 1904.
FLOUR-only 25 bbls. offered from first
hands, and sold at $sS,25, supertine; from store
so bbls. superfne at 1887.
BACON--salcs OF 1000 lbs. Shoulders and
Hams at 81 and s., sixty days; 5000 lbs.
Western Hams at s, four mos: and $500 lbs
assorted at 81, 62, and s..
LARD OLA sale OF bbls. No at 49,
packages extra.
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AN OUNCE OF FACT Is worth pound Of theory
and the swarm of elusive facts that cluster around
that Incompatible preparation, Hoohand's German
Bi,tefs, prepafcd ny Dir. g. NJ jackson, hladelpho
establishing its value tonic and restorative are
tioning its efficacy In all cases Of disease OF the
stomach, whether acute chronic it may he recori-
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nausea, nervous tremors, relaxation and debility,
&c. are relieved by the Btters in very shsri space
OF time; and perseverance in their use never tails
TO work thorough cure
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Postmaster
and others respectfully requested to as A.e''
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The Boston Commonwealth Of June 10Th
says: Huxford, who was charged with
nssoulting r. II. Dana. Jr., and has disnp.
penrcd to escape atrial, and Lewis Clark,
who baied him, we're both members Of the
"Marshal's guard"
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=. RTO.D sorrs, utcLRs, and all erup,ions and
diseases arising from nn impure or depraved sa.e Of
.. Har@ood, highly respectable citizen of Rich
i9ond, NoA by Carters Spanish Mixture. lie had
ulcers and sores OF the worst description, and finally
got 50 badhe was unable TO walk except cruches.
a lew bottles OF Carter's Spanish Mixture the great
blood purifier, cured him. as il has cured hundreds of
others who have suffered with rheumu,ism bad ef.
iecso OF mercury and pains and ulcers Of the bones
and joints.
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All persons indebted TO the late firm Of Houard a.
Coven for ADVERTISING and job uork settle the same
by calling at the Chronicle office. They will confer
favor by doing 80 Immediately as we wish to settle
up all outstanding accounts Of the late firm.
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The following lines on the death of a
young daughter of Mrs. Haines, by FIRE,
which we noticed a week or two ago, are
possessed Of merit, and we gladly give them
a place. We should be pleased to number
the writer among our regular contributors.
Lines on the death of q Schoolmate.
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WAsHfNGToH, June 16.

WASHINGTON, June 10.
II is reported that the President has ap.
pointed Gen. VIM. o. Butler, of Kentucky,
as Governor Of Nebraska, and Gov. Wright
OF Indiana, as Governor of Kansas.
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SIIEItIFF'S SALE.
G hERlfF's sALE.-Jacon 4. Crow

- HERlFF'S SALE.-JAcoB L. GROVE
~ vs.: ANN T.. Pool, ct al
By virtue OF an order of sale directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County Ohio will
ouGr or SAFE al public auction, on Thursday the
OF July, 1cJi between the hours ~ clock r. IN and
4oclock H. of 'aid day the front door OF the CCurt
House III st. Ca rsville Belmont County Ohio tie fol.
lowing lands aud tcnements TO wit Ivirr and
hcIhs III the ounty of Belmont and State ONO and
bounded described as follows Lois No. g. g. 4 J
LOIS 70 -, anh Lot No. n the town of the IVES.
,ern Belmont County Ohio, and alsQ aud half acres
OF land adjoining the town OF the Great Western aud
nouhued as nlows 10 wit bounded the east by
Lee formerly John McCrackcn on the south hv Jnl,n
shannon, on the west hy the county road and on The
norm ny ihe plat OF the Town of the Great Western said
county of belmont AMI State of Ohio
- JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Sherin's Office, June Q, lS5i-S3
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-llERIFF'S SALE.-DAviDIIoL cg

- lERlFF'S SALE.-DAvipI pIIDLLIysy he.
- ALtsAhDrf q. BELL. IN attachment
By Vtine Ol an order OF sale to me dire,tai ,r c
,ohit oi Common Pleas Of Belmont Couiiv O1loJ win
expose to taie al public aucIiOn on "
TUESDAY, the 18th day of july, 1853,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'eloek =
NJ q" SAID day. at the front door Of the Court louse IN
~ - &n'ai,vlme, M bclnont County Ohio, the follow ing
.hmdS ana tchemenis, TO wit bounded aud desrrpd -
follows situate lying and leing in tile county of Bel
nom ana siate OF Ohio, Lot No CO in townof Mount
Olivet, in Belmont County Ohio TaIcn i, ,I',,,
al the suit Of David Holiday.
sheriG's Office, June lCll ls5I '' ''-''"'
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4 HEAP CHEApEPn CHEApEST!r-
- MR.. SAMUEL KLINE

iss Just returned from the Eaeirtn itt,rs v,fr, t.
I9EGHSf md EEsT 7 EtpCk Of GOo!s ever o.i,.,.I Ia
ihiy market.
Ills stock II composed ~ part e. fpllows
q very large afEpuneUt Of Black FIN Prem. H. EuB.
Hsh and american BuCk Eiik ~ IN wide at one do.
lar per yard Fancy slks PLAIN gcrci, cheaper than
ever offered IN this market Also l1G pairs Of uuIr,
suit customers. i3j chcmisits Of tic Sery lest anali
~ fpn - cis - 40 piece. Ain. une - the largest
siork y EOrreis aud Ecruet Trimmings that ever ga4
brought 10 ihis market. Also. FarssO- al 2j per
cent cheaper than Wheeling ufiCps Also .jn ule,t
Of Lswnone sd. WIDE IT 81. NUseftediOfd oSlI.s II
u per yard. hl-p. pieC Of Bercgr DcInin rom =.
tOb. AisO, very large rt0Ck O braiHps rrr cent
{, n"r tban ever Offered west oi tie mountains. sIU
pr s OF Calico very good. az 4! per sd. Alsu very
erge s.Jck OF Ginglan. Of the very Lest huat: also
Muslins BlcaChed aud unb, sched and colbrcd: also
large assortment Of check also 20 pieces Of Bed TEX
ing, very good. at 2s per 3D.; e!o Of tie lest
soimenis Of dkfs ard lose and gloves % all colUrs s.
size. the hct ever offered this market also aces
and innings OF all desCri oIs at prices suit the
purchaser; also one OF the largest Cloths
Cassimcres, NestInes, Satueits Twceds aud Sumner
ware, tile best that ever was brought to this town. ct
% per cent cheaper than ever sold eiore also very
large stock Of umbrellas very cheap also good stock
Of WnOen Fancy Carpets Ches per than Cea l2 bought
IN Wheeling; also. large stock silk, Panama and
Summer Hats eEeaperthan any other estab sanent in
towh also, notions OF all descriptions usually kept in
a dry goods store
Gets-I have very large stock Of Ready Made Cloth.
ing a. 30 cent. cheaper than any other ezahl s
mert west ofthe mountains. Please ta!l and satisy
yourselves that my stock Is tire largest aud ever
Offered IN this market, aud Ohlige
apr. 81, 1881 s.KLINE.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-W1LL1AM BARRE,

esHERlFF'S SALE.-WILLIAM BARBER
~ VS.: MATTHEW BARBER. ct al. In partition.
by virtue Of an order of sale 10 directed the
COurt OF Common Pleas of Belmont County Ohio " ilI
0hcr for sale at public auction
FRIDAY, the 18th day of July 1854,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p
NJ. OF said day, on the premises in Union township Bel
mont County, ONO, the following described lands and
tencmentS snate lying and heinr in the county of Bel
mont ana stale oi Ono, and bounded and described as
loIows TO wit being the south quarter OF section
NO. 81 township No. of range in the district o. land
subject TO sale at sleuhenvilIe Ohio subject dover
OF Ann Barrier The conditions oithe above sale are as
follows to wit onc'thr oi the purchase money on the
day of sale, omehrd in year. ond one,third in lw
years with interest on the dcler payments from the
day of sale.
JOHN c. NICHOLS. Sheriff of Belmont County.
Sherif's Office, June 0, 1854.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th ult. by Samuel Ring, Mr.
JACOB STUKY and Miss JULIA ANNE WILL
IAMs all Of Belmont County. I