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Beef firm, sales country mess 9,25aii so.
Lard unchanged with limited business.
Rio coffee ~ cents.
Sugars are firm. f.t
Molssses steady.
Cotton market firm, but dull. Operator,
waiting, for tho steamer.
s'orks reudv. Money unchanged. vir-
g'nia 6's 96s Erie 4sl. Missouri 6's o.
-umb'd Coal Co, 81. Scsping 94l. Clevc.
g. Toledo 10. N. Y Central 92I. Penns
Coal Co. !o6. Cleve. Columbus g. Cincin-
natl LOT. Indiana SIS IS.
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lrFOR BRONCHITIS. Throat Diseases.
lackng Cough, aud the fleets CT niprudent use OF
Mercury, no medicine has been discovered
which has effected such cures us Carriers Spanish
Mixture.
Cough, Bronchial Affections, Liver Diseuse, Ntu-
ralsla aud RheumaiSn have ali been relieved and
cursd in wonderful manner, by the great purifier
ot the bool, Ca:tcr's Spanish Mixture
The case OF T. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any wh'i doubt. Call on the Agent and procure Il
plmphiet confirming cure s. which will astound you
S.1 advertisement March 29-l I'm.
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oJ-We regret to learn of the death of F.
M. ELLIS, Esq, formerly editor Of the Lam
caster Eagle, and at one time private secreta-
ry to Gov. Medll. He received a foreign
consulship last year, but the state of his
health prevented his going to take charge Of
it. Mr.. Ellis was young man of talent as
an editor, and his loss will be felt deeply by
his relatives and friends, many of whom re-
side in this place.
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MARRIAGES.

On the Sth inst, by Rev. J. Alexander,
Mr. GEORGE PARKS OF Muscatine, Iowa, and
Mise ELIzABETA A. FINsEY of Martinsviile
Belmont CO.
AT the VIM. Penn House, in ST. Clairs-
vile, OIL he cad inst, by David N Davies,
Esq, Mr. ARCh1BoLp MILLER and Miss Ma
KTsYoUsG, all Of E-lmont CO.
At the same time and pace by the same,
Mr.. JAMES A. DAVIS aud Miss AMANDA
McCoLLocH all of Beln. ont CO.
On the 18th inst, by R.v. N. L worth
Sngion. Mr. FgASKLlN MANS. anu MISS
MARY A. Tracy, all of Bslmon. 20. ".
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The following are the names OF the Grand
Jurors for the term Of the Court of Common
Pleas commencing May lst, 1876
John Welch, Rchla nd township.
Abner kennon, kirkwood tp.
Eph. Williams, Washington tp.
Sam'l. McKelvey, Meao tp.
Robert Patton, Pcasx tp.
Joseph McKelyey, Smith tp.
Josiah Watson, Colerain tp.
Asa Thomas, Warren tp.
Watson Pryor, Kirk ,p.
Henry Brewer, Pultncy ,p.
JIG. Willy, Pease tp.
w. Endicott, Goshen tp.
Phneas Porter, York tp.
WIN. A. Doudell, Goshrn tp.
Hiram Dysert, Flushing tp.
The following are the names Of the Petit
Jury for the same term:-
John d. Alexander, Rchland tp.
Abner Lodge, q"
Elijah Beans, Union tp.
Joseph Blucktord, Pense tp.
James Hickey. Union tp.
VIM. Hide, Somerset tp.
Thos. Fu!toi., PuItney !p.
Samuel Finley, Wavue tip.
John Allcr, pease tp.
VIM. Alum, Goshcntp
Benz. Hoyc, Warren tp. .
Dennis Kemp, Washington tp.
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PROBATE COURT.
Stale Of ohio, Belmont County, SIS.


N OTICEis is hereby given that the follow.
l. ing named Executors, Administrators aud Guar
diana have filed their accounts and vouchers IN my Of
flee for settlement TO wit.
Isaac Perkins, Admir-. Of Reuben Perkins, Decd.
Isaac NJ. Pumphrey, Er. OF Beai Pumplrey, Deed.
George Phillips, fdmr. OF Nelson PhiIiips, Deed.
Isaac i,.e. Guardian Of Jefferson Zinn.
Tilnan Patterson, Guardian of Martha r. Brock.
Joseph H. Cope, Admir- with will annexed OF Geo. A
Rice, Deed.
CrawfO,d Welsh .Ex. of Margaret Gsrlough, Decd.
Joseph stanton, Guardian Of Lindiey and Lydia stan
ton.
Thomas Mitchell, Admir- of Elizabeth Mitchell
Deceased.
samuei Winrod. et al EI'rs Of George Winrod Deed
Geo Thornhor0ugh, EI. of Thos. shepherd, Decd.
Cathsrinc Williams, Admir- OF James Williams, De
ceased.
John shpmau Adm'r Of William barron, Decd.
Robert Dallas. Admir- OF 8IeI andcr Conner, Dec'd
Tie first five abOve named counts III he for hearin,
and settlement on the 23d the next i've the 2It
tile last four on the 2jth days of February next.
DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
March 20, is5s.
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SIIERlFF'S SALE.
Joseph Perkins and Wife,
rs.
I.aac Perkins and Others.
H., Da.Ityinn
In Partition.

IN fdrllItON
,V virtue of an order ofsaio directed from the
ID Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont County, ONO,
win olcr Tor sale at Punhc Auction on
Monday, The 30h day Of April, A. d.
Ia55 between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
NJ Of said day al the front door oil the Court House,
in ST. Calrsv,lle, in said County, the following Lands
and tcneueuts Situate wing aud being The County of
enout aud state of Ohio, and bounded and described
as follows wit: FIRST tract being The quarter of
section a. m and ange 4, containing 3e..l uO Acres
reference is here made. SECOND tract being the II G
quarter OF The ar. of Section 90 Up aud RangeN,
containing 30 5ulGU TmRD tract being The c
qr OF the qr. of SecIJn 81, Up aud Range 4, con-
tanning ~ more or less FOURTH tract being The
halt of the Or OF section 81 oi r. l. oi Tp D, con
tainIng 60 acres less FFTH tract being part
OF the West hall ofthe N. W. quarter of Section No. IL,
N T 5, and Range T. containing ~ acres more or less
5 aud Range 4, contaping 80 1O.lt0 acres. SEVENTH
tract being ten acres OF equal breadth on OF te wes'
end the Or OF the ar. ofsec. Is, TIP 5, and
4. EIGHTH tract being the seqr OF sec "a Tp and
T. containing 40 36 100 acres. Ninth trait being in
Two PARCELS IstpaIco being part Of the west halt OF
the ar OF sec a, TIP aud 4, containing Is acres,
and end parcel being the no end OF the west half ol the
ar. OF sec ~, Up and Ranges containing 4O acres
ElrvEsTut tract being the west half ofthe NV ar OF
sec. 80, tp. and X 4, containing 10 1900 acres
Twelfth being the or. II the qr of sec 20
tp aud R4 containing 30 $1,000 acres. TmiRTsEsrn
tract being the qI OF the ne ~ ot'e; 90 tp ae
range L. cont aiming 80 100 acres. fouRTEINTH act
heing AZ acres of equal breadth OF Of the north end OF
the half OF the II. W. qr OF sac ls range ana p
D. LOIS NO I-.-o dVu iN Joiht'y AZ
sum of S9aOU W i'll he sold together as one tract
Lot No 10 appraised at s'O0and will he sold
tract. Lots No aud 5, a,e apnraised a, ,le sum Of
sosO0 and will he sold as one tract Lots No. and
are appraised the sum si90O-aud will be sold al
one tract Lots No and Z. are appraised together al
The sum Of $500 and will be sold tract. Lot No
H. is appraised at 800 aud will be sold as one tract
aud Lot H. is appraised at $500, ant will be sold
one tract The above described lands and tenement
will he sold clean Of the Dover ofthe widow The fol
lowing conditions. One 'thisd in hand the day
Sale one third in one year aud One third in two years
with interest on the deferred payments from the day
Sale. en- omce, Marehasih' leoo.
JOHN U. NICHOLS, Sheriff,
March %, ,ls55--so,00.
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PROBATE JURY.

For the term of the probate Court com
mencing Monday, April I'd, 1856.
David Hill, Kirkwosd tp.
Joseph Carle, York :p.
g.. N Burnes, Goshen tp.
8 Glover, York tp.
James Grew War-sntp.
VIM. Cooper, Pease tp.
Elisha Files, Sr. Flushing tp.
Shepherd Davis, Richland tp.
l.. 7. Dorsey, York tp.
A. Y. Buchanrn, Kirkwood tp.
Asa Thomss, Warren tp.
Townshend Frasier, Peasc tp.
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IlY virtue of an order ofRse 10 directed from the
ID Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio. 4
W III Offer for Sale at Public Auction on
Monday, the etn day Of April, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock ~ and o'clock r.
NJ Of said day, ntbe premises in Pesse TOW nsp in
said county, the following described lands aud ten.
ens situate lyinr aud beng IN the county Of Belmont
and state Of Ohio being In section g. IT,. aud rsnvs
g. eounenc ing the east lonndsry Al post west Of
pefches 10 white o.s thence = isI psrehes 70 an
old stump, thence Sg3E : 30g prrches 10 beech:
thence 20 ,s ~" ,,sr.s an 1 ss 'hen's ~ s9S
white walnut; thence $50! : II percies t0s wat
nut thence 43i s,e73 uerches TO elm, thence q
Ao 1879 petehes TO sycamore, thence siOs 4, q
I5g perches to beech; thence 21o ~ igs psrches 10
poplar thence zoe, IL pcrches 10 snssr tree.
thence I4o e9O.4 perehes to post lbcsting TO "
walnut. 42s 90 links; thence sol 50 psrehts
To- range Ine thence lOa3 perehe. TO the place Of bs
ginn'ns, eon,sm,ng ,so "trs, rood' yoVo perehe,.
Aforesaid ard deserbed a. follows. TO witt Beginning
at the corner ofssd tract at an o,d stump; thence
90, eIs4 perchesi thence 2ai e302 perches 10
beech, thence 239 17s perchesto an ash: thence
2jI ,, eo5 perohes TO a beech, thence s8ii W ri
Bailey's run; thence l3I 60 "a Perohes 80 stake;
thence GA &c 10 perches TO stake; ,hcnosn III -
thence ~ e 90 perehes thence n5i W is perch
cs; thence ~ w 4perehrs; thence 6ft :, Ie 2
pershss; thence Et 10 perehes thence n q. ,,
io,he place Of beginning, containing 81 acres. rood
hLsO-huohertr tract heing in the same section sfor.
SAID aud described as follows to wit Beginning al the
corner of ,aid tract alta becch; thence 3t II2
perches TO white walnut; thence 39i e iipefcbcs
toahlack walnut; thence s43t c7.3 perches To an
eni tGcnce 4H ,e dispatches to syc anore. thence
40 i3.2 pcrches 10 beech; thence 81 : % o. q
perchest 10 pop arr thence 90 " perches to su
Esr thence e20.4 prrches to post clearing to
white walnut n ~ WY Inks thence col :, W ~
36 perchcs 10 Baieys run thence 09 - perches
thence ~ 6. W l3.3 petches; thence n 2ot s.e 10
pcrohes thence 39t ,w9 perches; thence " 10
nerches thence 10 perehes; thence i3i 6, 9
23 perchcs: thence 5al >, 0O psrchcs 10 chestnut
tree thence perches TO abeech TO the place
oileginning, ,contanng0 acres, I rood. "a perohes
The conditions ofthe above Sale, will he fosws
wit One third in hand. the day OF Sale One third in
one year One third in two years, with interest the
deferred payments.
sheriirs Office al Sc Clsirsville. Marchs, 1855.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
March g, Isj5.-seO0
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
ENzSsll.Z

NJ. f.. Cnrrcu.--Pnstor, Joh, ". Rankin. Pub
lie Worship ut j o'clock, A. NJ Sabbath Schoo
at 2l O'Clock 7. VI. r. T.. CAROTHEKs Superintendent
PRESBYTERIAN CHtRcu.--Pastor John lioeaL-
Public Worship ut IL o'clock, A. NJ. Sabbath
School at O'Clock p. NJ. Georgs anderson, Super
intendant.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHURcu.--Pasior, Alefan.
1cr Young. Public Worship at ! o'clock A. NJ
Bible Class, instructed by the Pastor at 10 O'Clock
A NJ. ..
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THE FIRST OF APRIL

Being the usual time for moving we hope
those person, who change their residences
In town will inform US, that our carrier bon
may make no mistakes. Persons at a dis
Will please send us word where to direct
their papers to in case of removal
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Execntnr's Nnfica.

NOTICE IL befeby given that at the Probate Couri
TOT Belmont eounty the undersigned were sppoin.
,.d snd qIs,hsa as sieeuter Of the estate Of hrebI
All those indebted to said estate are requested 70 make
Immediate psymsntj aud those having claims against
said estate are noiihed TO present them for settlement
within sss ysar from this date
h'rch 2o,tisss-3t I'd.
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SIIERRIFt'S SALE.
Preston B. Kennard,
rs.
Jane Kennhrd, ct al.
In Partition.

nv virtue Of an order Of Sale to directed from the
- Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County, OHIO,
! Will uler for Sale al Public Auction on
Monday the 3oh day Of April, A. d.
Is55 bet wccm the hours of 10 clock A. and O'Clock
r. NJ OF said day at the front door of he Court House
in ST. CaTsvile, in said county, tile following desert
he'd Lands and cnements, Situate lying and beng III the
County of Belmont and State O Ohio. and houhded and
scribed follows towit Being part ofSection No.
~ Tow uship and Range g. he inning for the same at
The L. of said section. running with the East
hounday thereof 1887 poles IN post ~ +. corner of
Joseph Gibbons laad thence with said Gibbons land the
len following cour es, SIS is min. ~ poles TO a
,st, thence 25 E6 pce ehes 10 Sugar trre on one
of the N6,hern boundaries of Moses Mcdea'is land;
thence South ~ w 81 perches 10 Dogwood thence
S67 w 81 perch stO 4 white Walnut. thence Al
W - pcrchcs to B!ech tree thence 45 w GA
per re hes to white Walnut thence ". l5o w a. perch
es to white Oak, thence N6.t VII perches 10 a
post thence - TO post, thence 4 ~ 81 perch.
place of beginning. Conainin. lUs Acres las
perchcS more or less.
The above described lands and tenements are 10 he
Sold subject to the widows dover as assigned.
Shcriil's Oihce March the 2ath. 1853
JUHN L. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
March ~, 1855. SJ2j
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ANNOUNCE rs.

Mr.. EDIToR:-pease announce my ma me
as an Independent Candidate for Supervisor
oil District No. s, Il cbland Township.
WIN. BAYLESS.
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C0NSUMPTIoNi C0NSUMPTIO.l!'
DIR. w NJ. II A LIS
BALyiM FOR THB Lungs.


TIs. WASTING OF THE FLESH. NIGHT
sWEATS, SITTING BLOOD. WHuOPlhG
COUGH DIFFICULTY Of BREATHING,
-tOLDS, C0lGHS, INFLUENZA
pHTHlsiC, PAINiN THE SIDE,
ALL
DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS.
DIR. Hairs Balsam contains no OPIua, taLoNEL, o.
any mineral poison, bul is composed mostly U thust
Roots, HeTls and Vegetable substances which have
specic influence upoH the lungs and their connecled
OrgaGs ltE IMMEDIATE 10 10 aliay all Irritation
and gruty remove the phIem and Oiher morbid sec
IRON the Throat and ArPassases thus relieving
the Cough, BY SGLdEIPg the nfdmmGtisH and other
which give TO It. 1t asO stimulates and npats
healthy tone to the Lungs themselves, thereby
bling ihcm more thoroughly TO remove iTom the blood
tanned do much mist hel the SYSTEM aud lays The
decided action NJ on the skin, aud assists naur
in eIpeng through the Exhaieuts. much OF that
bid matter which would otherwise lie thrown itack upon
Lungs, thus relieving them Ola part of their work
and render ing the system pure aud Aeathy. When iu.
beIces are iorIng il checks their development and
further pIugTCss; fuceraiiun has taken pisce, il
ss,s the uugs IN throwing oil the corrupted matter.
su0tes the rIistiO heals the ulceraed cavities aud
restores them again to healthy action. This medic
therefore, moi pGGGtirs merely which only relieves
for the time being, hut il a ruORoUGH CURATIVE, IL
strikes the very root the dscase, and by rowing
it, removes at once all lis remote and attendant
Quenccs This IL lis DISTINGUISHED CRARACTTR. .srIC-a
property Possessed. III equal power by no other Ied
cine oflike nature. now before the public.
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State Of Ohio, County of Belmon',
Court Of Common Pleas.
Petition for Partition.
Abnsr NJ. Gregg and Jan, Gregg his wife.

rs.
Nancy Lloyd (sduit) aud Mary Lloyd, Joshua Lloyd
Charles NJ. Lloyd and Sarah Il. Lloyd, minors.
ME above named Defendants viii take
Il notice that an the 18th day Of January. A. ID.
1888. the above named dpmamdarts filed a petition an
the Court OF Common Peas Of Belmont County OHIO,
where the same is now pending. aud which petition
was on the 18Th day of March, 1855, amended by leave
premises, situate in said County OF Belmont, yng aud
being IN Section A. Tow nspT, Range aud being all
Tie land ia said section OF which Joshua Lloyd died
seized and which lie occupied at the time of his death by
himself aud tenants, containing 1891 less,
inore particularly set forth in said petition The de-
nandants ask that partition be made OF said premises
foiiows
To the demondanis Jane Gregg, and to Mary Lloyd and
Joshua Lloyd each fourth; to Charles N. Lloyd aud
Sarah Z. Lloyd esc one eighth and to Nancy LILO, d,
dover in the whole. 1T the next term OF said Court
apple will lie made to the undersigned for order
that partition may be made &C., ofsad premises.
d. d. I. CoWEN, Aty for Demandsuts.
March IS, 1eJ5-Cw.
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Foreign News.

BY tn. steamer Atlantic we lesrn that the
death Of the Emperor is confirmed, and his
son Alexander second succeeds to the thrsne.
There has been some more fighting in the
Crimea. The French successfully stormed
a Russian redoubt. Further than this the
news is not of importance sufficient TO war
rant us in delaying our paper to publish it.
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A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.-No-
~ tice is hereby given that st the Probate Court
for Bemort County, the undersigned was appointed
and qualified Admin nisaior OF The estate OF George
Vsnlaw decd. late OF Belmont t'Ounty.
An those Indebted said estate arc requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said est are notified present them for settlement
AsAHEL HOGUE,
JOEL ELLIOTT.
March 90, 1855. Administrators.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
J. Z. Grove
Us.
Ann Z. Pool.

pY virtue Of an order Of S1le to me direc-
- ted from the Court of Common Pleas OF Reluort
County Ohio, will offer for sale At Pusc Auc,iou on
Monday, The 10Th day Of april, A. D.
1855, between the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. ~ snd o.
clock M. ef said day at the front door IL. GOA
House III st Cairsville Belmont County, IL. 10.
lowing described lands and tenementst to wit snt. '.
ing and heing in the County of Belmont and >t.t- q,
ONO, and bounded and described as follow: Lois
Nos one four. and twenty light, in the town u i!,.
Great Western in said county.
SheriHs Office, ST. ClairsviIr. March the 18Th 1855
JOHN L. NICHOLS, shvrIL
March 18th 1855. $500
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned Administrator of the
1 Estate OF Dean Rankin Deceased, will offer al
PupLIc SALE on the premises on
SATURDAY, the l3ih OF May,
L. D. 1885, hetwren the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
O'clock p M. in the town OF JACO BSBURG, Belmont
County Ohio, a GOOD NV YELLING HOUSE TO bo sold
the properly of said Deceased to pay tho debts OF
said Estate.
TERMS maia known on day of Sale.
+. N. 6NlVLY, Administrator Of
..f.r Dean Rankin, Deceased.
/ March %, Is5S.-iw.
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SIIERIFE'S SALE.

~ Nh LII
c. ShafTur, for use of Z. w. Brooks.
rs:
Mckay g. Co., Daniel w. Williams, Jacot
T.. Grove and Warren Park g. Co.,
RY virtue of order Of Sale directed, from The
- Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County, OHIO,
will offer for Sale al Public Auction on
Monday, The 3oh day Of April, A. d. 1855,
bctw the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4o'clock
=. NJ ul said day at the front door of the Court ous
IN ST. Cai svlle. in saii county the following descr
he'd lands and teuements, Situate lying and being
the County al Belmont aud State of ONO and bounded
and des crib d as io"wst to wit: Back Lots Number
~; aud l0a, the North of Main street in the Of
GAINESVILLE, III aid t"uny Of Belmont. and Also one
other tract or pa OF and,ai uale lying * heing The
sad Cuuniy oi Belmont aud State OF Ohio and bounded
a. follows ~ wi: situate in Section No. Is. Town.
ship Nos aud Range No. u, beginning for the same at
stone planted in the div ison line brtwcen the North
aud Suutn halves of said Scetion thence North IS
West ~ po'cs TO stone, thence South - West -
Ioes 10 stone. thence south - East 81 poles to a
stone thence Nor.h Is East II p,Ies 10 the place nf
leginnimg, containing one Acre "a poles less,
aud al! The Machinery and Fixtures thereunto belong
ing.
Sheriff Oiire, 81. Ciairsville, March "9ih 1855.
JOHN &. NICHOLS, sheriff.
ksM. r-h %, 5j-S4,75
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REMOVAL.

The Chronicle Office has been re-
moved to the new
MASONIC HALL BUILDING,
A Few doors cast of the Court House.
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SILKS.
MIN L.

SILKS.
INHE largest stock of Silks and Satins
we ever offered TO the public containing at least
600 yds of every style aud quality Brocade, fgd.
plain aud piads and STR pes embracing the greatest
harg aims we honGhi. Pain chanreahle, worth
% from 20 30 cts; Figd aid plain do. worth 81 GO
to as so TO Is rts few pieces left of thoss Figd.
fancy and black silks, worth 81 10 ,26, of which we
have sold many ina few weeks, at 36i TO Gu cts.-
| " No trouble TO show them" at
STONE 4 THOMAS.
| Nov. 20. Ia, Main It. Wheeling.
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SALT! SALT! SALT!!!

4 LII persons in want of I above article,
VIII plesse take notice that the Subscriber has
lun received ssupply OF the very hest qua y IN net
Bbs. which he 10 selling at Wheeling prices $500
per BlH) Al his store in 81 Cdirsvile.
"a large lot ofhns sst in sacks. for Butter and
Table use. just receiv,dty JOiiN JEPsOE
Nov. - tsSl.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
r. Crangle g. Co.
rS.
Samuel Sal!asberry Thomas Strain and ia

Samuel Sal!asberry Thomas Strain and ia d.
McCulley.
10y virtue OF an order OF Sale 10 mo dIrec-
ted ftom the Cont ofCommon Pleas OF Be mont
County Ohio, I will offer for ssie on
Tuesd"y, The 2ih day Of April, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
" Of said d,y at the front door of the Court House
IN 81 Csrsve IN said county the follow described
lands aud tcnements. situae lying and being in tito
county Of Belmont aud Stae Of Ohio aud bounded and
described AZ follow; TO wit: certain tract or parcel
Oisnd, supposed TO lie Of acre being IN Zanes sddi
ton TO the town Of Martnsviile IN said county and
bounded and described as follows; the South by
linty tWJods iand, the Yves; by part Of said tract
belonging To said Zane on the North by land belong
tn John Crumhakor, and on the East by the Cleveland
and fiiS'urg Rail Road.
sheriT's Office. ST. Cisirsvnie. March ed, 1855.
JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
March2?. 1855. -s3,.5