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tho period. The laugh was tremendous, and
it is doubtful if the Squire & cts the nomip a.
ton. 1t is supposed that th cracker crumb
man is the father Of small family, and has
experienced the delights Of such bed.
ErchaaQe.
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NOTICE

would just say TO my friends and old customers that,
ing 10 the state otmy health, have disposed of my
shop TO Mr.. VIM. seidwtz and my son Wilson, and the
business will be conducted by them at my old stand
Feeling thankful 10 the public for tho liberal patronage
bestowed upon me during continuance in business
| would say that Mr.. Sedwitz has been in my employ
for several years past, and feel hesancy in recon-
mending him to The public as good workman who will
DO justice 10 them, '---.---
Yours, ISAAC AsKEW.
st. ClEiTsvils, May 10, lsSt
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NJ GW ENGINE AND REPAIR SHOP
ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given, that Petition
~ viii be presented to The Commissioners of I,cl.
mont County Ohio the 5h day of March next for the
laying out and establishing of graded road, oommeh
cling the National Road, the East end o fairview
and running in S0utherly direction, the nearest aud
best route Ia nterscct the graded road running West
from Banesville, in Grecrs lane where the present
road now ntcrSccts said road.
Jan. .l9th--3l pd.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that petition
| Y via be presented TO the Commissioners of Bel.
mont County Ohio, at their session commencing On tC
irat VI mday u March, lSIj, for the establishing Of a
road grade moi cNcGrding five degrees elevation.
Commencing at GiCnCue station the &. q. Rail Road
running up the South branch of McMalOn's Creek to
the month of KINGS Rum thence up said Run tu
where forks thence the nearest and hest route to the
Bridge across CGptna CIrch at Armstrong; Mills,
thence the nearest and hest To the county line on
or near the farm Of DHvd Mooney Aud also that IL
other roads and parts roads rendered unnecessary by
snid road he vaCualGd.
FCb.I lc5j-it. pd.
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VNHE BEARD MOVEMENT, AND THE
Estate Of Dr. Jos. Hewetson, Decd

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court rr
~ belmont County, tho nudrrsirnrd were annoint cd
andpMaiho as Administrators ol The estate of d.. Io
soph lleweison, decd. late of belmont County
Althoso indehed to said cstate a rcuues. ed In
Immediate paymcnt and those having claim, againnl
within one year from Ibis date.
ISABELLA ilEW 2rSON
JOSEPH ROGGS, Adm rs.
Tho books aud accounts may be found in INV hands ar
w, p, 'ho "'n ,ns'' JOSEPH BOGGS.
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and every other article usually kept in our line GA
Of business Our work will he made with kFXT.AA
ncatness and durability, aud in any style de-
sired. We would respectfully calthe attention of the
public To our mode of making collars f!unk we
have pattern that Is proof against gadmg the sSoud
ers of any horse. We have also an extra quantity ai
Leather Wagon Whips. All of which we intend to sell
low. Please give us Call and see Tor yourselves.
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The steamer will Arrive,
Loaded full Of Dry Goods.

Loaded iull Ol Dry UOOuS.
n THEREFORE, | will Sell my Stock Of
Goods, cheaper than was sold ~ tile Western
Country.
Twill sell good Black stIh, yd. wide. for s.!
I" ~ in. wide " 10
Siik ol all other cnlOrs at any
price.
have Large Ord Splendid Stook of French, English
and American Mcruops.
/ will scll tlIr b"st inC MCriruCs at co
" American u English irOmilS, to -
" d" English Merinoes at 3ia
Such BIS no Western Merchant ever saw Ltlorc in s
| country.
/ have 20 rirccs of Alpacas of all coors and stvc,
whChl viii su cheaper tau ever offered III THIS or any
other market have splendid stock Lanes aud
Cassmcrrs, riau Figured, striped, Barred and all col.
ors viii sell thg hest quality at &c., have one OF tho
hest stock of Gnglanis you cVcrsaw, VIII sell Cling.
Ums at 10 per yard such sells per lt3, have !O
pieces u the hest aliCOcsyou ever saw, VIII sll at &C.
such as have heretofore sold at l2! have large as
g0tGcut of Shawls, O all kinds and cOorS viii sell
ShawIs y ys l0ug at @3O, and others almost at any
price, have u large stock oi FLANNEL of all colos, will
,u He'd FiRnnrs almost yd wide ior &C, have We
ry IarLc stock Of Musns. bcached. thhc0ched Glazed
ncrcs and Cassincits. VIII sell Cassnrtt iOt pair u
Pants for 80, good sold Inst year iur Sj,Hu,
viii scli good article oI Coat patron trimmed ioi
5000, have the largest stock Of Ready Made Clothing
ever had which IwIli sell at almost the purchasers OF
lrr have agoU stock oi Boots Shoes Hats, Caps, AM
thnusand other articles too tedious to mention, which
viii sell at the same rates want all of my old custo
,ucrs, and Thousand ncw oness To come and examine
lor themselves, aud they will get first Bargains. Il
Their , .istaction, at the Dry Good store of -.
SAMUEL KLINE.
| n ri have Sglcndd stock of silk H0unct., of al
colors. will sell some low $3.50, aud any othc
prices 10 suit the customer have hcuutul stock o
Chcmiaeu undersccvc6 and Collars, which will sci
cheaper than ever was offered in this Market An,
thing lavc NY line Of business, Will cNchangcstO
all kinds OF Country Produce. :. h.
II. Clairsvile, Nov. TO- lS5i
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

~ Office is hereby given that the Part
ncrshp heretofore existing between Ilancs &
Hatcher in loydSpilie this day Dissolved by
tua consent. Athose Indebted 20 the said rm, viii
please call aud sele their accounts by Note or other
wise.
The business viii he continued by Haines and Broth,
or, in the Same place. Thankful for past lavors, the
present hrm earnestly solicit continuation OF the same
patronage.
jan, l9--3t. pd. ...
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TlRll FOR SALE.
100 ACRES,

a Newport 81 miles West Of Wheeling and "A
ntlh Of the National Road. is offered at private sale.
TINS Farm contains about N
100 ACRES,
- Acres under an excellent state OF enItiv,top wall
,onse, Barn, stable Wagon aud Carriage ho,se stone
m'.N mousse and other out houses on the premises Al
~ !" nMthr VARIETY oF FRUlr. The remainder is wen
llhlhtted with the timber easy of access "
rnr hr'her particulars enquire of Nathan Newnort
Feb. (, lS5Sl ~
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~ ANAWA SALT, always on hand and
IN tor eale al The lowest price at J. JEPsoh's'
Ct SLsirsvillc, Jupe2.
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n;'Af acrsons knowing themselves indebted to the
subscriber, requested call and settle at carly
day as possible. b K.
Oct. %, eji.
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no FHE NATION.-Many since presented TO several
In this considerable
deep sympathy
tins have The subject
political position could MOI
Advertisements and This did although
would been
lara. My which man in
has darca his Ave
dollars here that will publish the may
column have entire The editors
alluded and Eave doubt mutual
-vrd free press, popular
tcase would individuality. il ought 10
be iIle free than is,
EsrWlCK EVANS
Washington City, January 10, Jan lo-3ts
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TxsssUsy DxrARrasET,
January ,, 1855.
Notice u hereby holder. the following described
Of the United that this prepared pu
.aasc, ANY the
portions Of stocks,
81 800, ooo u manner hereinafter
toned,
OF the
preferences will be
may offered. The certificates. duly Usicd
States parties who
be transmitted this receipt whorv~f,
price will be paid pounded of the following parniafs
|. The par sslue specified u eciscate
q premium stock of the by
july 1886, edeemabe November H. 1895 "a
the loan authorized 1884,
ceubcr 1884, OF 10
S47 le4d cdeemabae,
Decembcs the
deemabe 3ist OF
Indemnity opcr cent
certificate
1855, receipt Treasury
o money ownefl
In addition.
Payment for
Philadelphia, the parties may direct
entitled The benefit Of this notice
actually received Treasury before
said Is, day Of March
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Treasury,
Jan 4--dtAar iii
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THE American Association Advass<sn III o
i hold its meeting
beautiful lecture Of the smithsonian institution daring
between Christmas and New Years day, beginning
Tuesday, December ~ instant
educators of country
will valuable lectures and
wi be followed by Interesting discursioss.
will off. the washington
rich for Chrismss week.
The officers Of aembef~ Of Congress.
citizens, earnestly requested make their
tend and their influence induce thef friends from abroad
attend.
OF liberal minded citxeas offer free
TO
accommodate, of the following gentlemen
and whatever ~ done mnst b. done quickly.
In tbs LIST wardC. D. Abbot, esq, and Rev. @ A. Davis
I'D Prof j. Henry and u. Rebsrts.
ID n, Force, esq, ". HMbaosh, ssq., and silas
Hill.
I'm j. w. Maufy, esq, Rev. q. w. Sanison, and
Rev. b. Sunderland.
9Th T" H. D. FRENCH and Prof A. ID Bschs
9Th u. D. French esd, and o. Y. Wight, ssq
It'll = York Alice, ESQ., o. O. Wight esq and W.
y. RICHARDS,
see. Local Com
wAsxtsorss, Dec. q, 1854
Dec l%--eod
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SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED STATE

THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1865
William G. Cooper, esq, Of Wisconsin was admitted an
attorney and counsellor OF this court
No. 49, Ferdinand Clark Benjamin Clark q a. APP
peal from the circuit court of the District Of Columbia
Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion of the court az
hrmng the decree Of the said circuit court in this cause
with costs
No. 81. William Fcntain Vs. William Rayenel Appeal
from the circuit court Of the United States for the eastern
district Of Pennsylvania Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the
opinion Of the court affirming the decree Of the said circuit
court in this cause with costs.
No. l. The United States e. Daniel W. Coke Il a. APP
peal from the district court Of the United States for the
eastern district OF Louisiana Nr Chief Justice fancy
delivered the opinion OF the court reversing the aecreo Of
the said district court and demanding the with dtc-
tons to dismiss the petition.
No. 43. John Fishers administrator appellant ps Moses
Wanzer Ct al The argument of this cause was concluded
by Mr. Phillips for the appellant
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL O'Clock
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THE SPIRIT OF MISREPRESENTATION

We copy the following from late issue Of the Chicago
Times
months since attempt was made in the city Of
Milwaukee 20 carry out plain provision Of the constitution
Of the United Sateshat for the rendition Of fugitive
service and labor was gathered and the law
defiance by force Conspicuous among those engaged
ia the resistance and obstruction Of the law Sherman NJ
Booth, OF Milwaukee Owing 60 his efforts the fugitive
taken from the prison where he confined and lib
erty, and became loet 10 his owner.
For this open and avowed act OF violent the
laws Of the United States issued from the Uni
ted States district Of Wisconsin, Judge A. G. Miller
and under Booth arrested and refusing give bail
committed 10 prison.
Booth sued writ of habas corpus from the supreme
court Of the State OF Wisconsin, and argument that
court decided that the fugtvesave law was
all and therefore discharged him FROM the custody Of the
United States marshal lie however, subsequently
dcted by the grand jury Of the State summoned before the
United States district court and also arrested and until
he obtained bail held in custody One of his companions
in guilt has been convicted just the time his trial
about to commence, by the Wisconsin papers, Booth
instituted suits in the State courts against Judge Miller
the United States and against the United States dis
trict attorney, both of whom have been held to BAIL"
OF this movement the Milwaukee News thus speaks:
"a LEGAL cour DE MAIN.-Ar. Booth and his eminent
counsel have discovered way procure continuance
Of in When defendant the eveof trial
for the violation OF law just let him caias
against the Judge requiring bail in the large IS
and while the parties and attending upon the pub
lie business of the court lock up the Judge in the county Jail
II makes difference whether there any claim against the
Judge not that Is not the question Arrest him any
rate.
III juror witness attending court had been served
with eapia upon application TO the he would have
been discharged from arrest II is bis privileges but the
judge had court to apply for his discharge and he had
either to give bail and proceed with the business Of his court
abandon the court and go to prison We informed
that the sheriff ordered to the Judge the adj
ournment of his court and force him Jail if he should
find bail None but the fanatics would make such manifesto
tons Of contempt for the courts and laws of their country
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PHILIP DkRocHsRoAK and Others,
Circuit court OF Caroiine
county, sitting in equity.

WILLIAM ID. CLARnx and Others Ns1"'', ''As :" s4"V
mentioned In bill Of companans This bill Pulp
Derochbome, c. Newman, William D. Clarke Joshua
Ann f. Clarke sally Clarke, julia A. Clark Bogsn,
William (omefy LurSna Garke) E-mira
Ann Caihane Newman and Julia newman seized tenants
Of yeai lying Caroline county
will be the said parties
aforesaid divide the thereof between
parties according 70 their just proportions
That the said William d. Clarke Ann H. Clarke, Ioshun ID.
Clarke Clarke Julia A. Clarke, Began, VIII
Began, the State Of Maryland II
published Washington,
zach Of
June
defendants Of the object and substance 81 this bill
SOLICITOR.
any they have why ought pass prayed
r. n, HOPPER.
True copy. Test: THOMAS y. CAREY, Clerk.
October 9, 1854. i4~lawJs
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rpss DAYS only appropriated for the sal. or ain

'pEs DAYS only appropriated for the sale OF sim
goods, with the reservations below
tire stock OF rich dress silks for cash
We wish II distinctly understood that
kr mufceines, satps and light sk for evening
At the of purchase former prices VIII be chaesd
our Stock embraces
aud the be justly considered the
that viii be presented 10 the iades Of supplying themselves
Our stock OF shawls, coah
prices reduced.
be added al all pure goods and
goods adapted
complete in all departments.
Mourning goods, cloths, eassimero
hand throughout the year,
and others who be
examine stock, II but Cor their qualification
One only asked, and less will
Good articles low prices and fair dealing relied
Delays in settling bills
PERRY x BROTHER,
|" Central Stores" building opposite
Jan ll--dlnm Centre Market.
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When se bid specify mode Of aso WREN
proposes secordins sdssrpssm~n but WHOM
saea speeiheAtoa will be considered popos Sr aefseA
service,
mount 70 bid and Interfere
NJ fossmass careful sanieiuScy ut
pef~oas
fcieo responsibility and all bidders guarantees
distinctly nouhed mat, failure The
aes for tee service Proposed for in the bids ega
liabilities Will be saioscsd aasiess
al Present and
equally with ohers
suheiency the
nncsss 81 sudcenry signed by %
places before named, Judge of court Of record.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General,
Posr OgueE DrrAsrssrr,
January H. 1855.
Is-Isx4w
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OK THE WEST AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ann
OHIO RAILROAD.


e3 !. ~
Improved for srassiporfani changer Of hsd
THE late completion of
Baltimore and Ohio railroad with ali Of
and North and Southwest, gives this greatly al
day, November ~, le5 the trains will be run a. oiows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
daily win each First;
leaving Camden station instead Of O'Clock,
second, the express train, leaving al instead Of
heretofore, and running through Wheeling about ~
naon Junction sysesys monocscy HsDsr,s Fery
Cir Johns Run, Cumberland Podmonl Rowlvsbug New
burg Fesman FAmagton Csmsroa aad Mouadsvis only 10,
BRIDGE GAINESVILLE Newark. Columbus, Cincnnn ouisve Day
leaving Baltimore by the mali train
cinnat for dinner day. while BY the they
there 70 the next night being kept but night on The route BY
Pascngersio Northwest
points, upon
railroad all when Tho ONO nnvRabe
for wheeling and Wssvs bv leaving Baltimore
in train at NJ.
Returning The trains leave Wheeling follows. The express
uain 30 reaching Baltimore At 80 nj the mail Train
at u 40 p m reaching Baltimore az " Z, p M; - $50,
Louave st. Louis and other river cies will be sold at all times
when the stage of will admit
Through Baltimore Washington, and all flc
and tho West sold at the uche; oces
Of the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
ain leaving Camden will take
Wheeling II 49, midnight Cumberland at 10 49,
nves at Baltimore at 7,
date places will daiiy sapday)
Frederick 49, Returning will leave Frederick D.
arriving Baltimore IL 3d.
EIlcotis Mills accommodation will be daily Except
Sundays) az follows;
Leave Camden station ut 9, a. M and .,
Leave Eicous Mills al, 80, a. and 80, ..
Dec l4--du
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NEW YoRK, Jan. lS.-Flourthe sales to-day amounted
to only 5000 barrels at decline of IL Wheat has
declined cents per bushel Corn20000 bushels sold,
81 03 for mixed Cotton held higher since the steamer
Stocks irmer to-day
BALTIMORE, Jan. lS.-The flour market is unsettled
SIS rs is offered to-day for both Howard and City
Mills Wheat has declined cents per bushe white is
selling at 50 05 So H. and red at 50 OF So Corn has
also declined white selling SO 80 cents and yellow 30
cents There is change worthy of in other articles
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A Jfistake.

CoscoRp, On H,) Jan. 1s.-Consderabe excitement,
well amusement exists here in consequence of the dscov
of fact overlooked by the wnothngs that Moore
their nominee for governor is ineligible for that Office he
having been resident of the State for years.
qured by the constitution of New Hampshire. Moore has
been resident only five years.
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CromweIPs Baltimore steamship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and BOStOn,
III ILL despatch daily Baltimore and New York;
and twice week from Bo~on Baltimore aud Baltimore
Boston.
This uncqaaed burincs
Columbia Tho
give through adins Washington
freight and commissions charged Applications for freight
promptly attended 10 by the following agontss
A. q. HALL,
Exchange Ptrce BALTIMORE
H. b. CROMWELL,
Washington aud Albany ssrec,a, NJ Y.
JNO. w SCHANk,
Jan l7--d3m Foot Of India wharf, Boston,
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BY TELL G Il A r III .


BALToaE JAN lsIt is currently rumored here to-day
that Robert Howard, large iron manufacturer in the Vi
entity Of this city, has failed Mr. Howard is also the head
Of the large grocery and commission house Of r. Howard
Co. Several other houses said to be lettering cond
ton.
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7 AW acknowledgements Court United
II Stnlcs-ROBERr J. WALKER LOUIS IANIN have formed
copartnershp, under The firm of Walker
OF IN the Supreme Court
Washington city, where will
sions Of that They be addressed either
or nj New York, or 81 New Orleans.
Jani
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EXTENSIVE roRGsRy,-We learn from the Petersburg
al Express that John W Rice of that city formerly
Brunswick county, has been guilty Of committing forger
les by which he has swiuded the banks Of Petersburg
cut of $4,000 and individuals in the country and New
York out Of $4,000 more lie fled from Petersburg last
week as he failed to honor note due in bank and
us guilt thus became known. The Express says he was
about the last in this State that community would
nave believed guilty forgery indeed the confidence ex-
alhed in his candor aud proby by all who seemed TO
know him was Of most iatering nature him as gen
uemau and man of business habits
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no Memhers or Congress- Strangers. dc.--pbNALL
i BRO, of tae iuRcst
cop,e Of goods their line % eusnos e
sissHg a"cy velvet sra
Ac which they PREPARED :" make To
order n asua Of elegance.
wooisa shirts and drawers half
umbrellas, gloves snpsndsrs, crsysfs, hss5ksrche &C
g. btNhLL - Bhoturh
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curry OF ritsshurg sra County Of Allegheny. PENN
" yivania otter for the
u the city Of Psburr and county Of Asghsny
These bonds issued IN The Prhu
Company, by which they guaranteed.
We confidently recommend de-
siFabe
The together exhibit and other statistical in
nation, he obtained application personally
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, a Co.,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents.
Ian ls-dkcpu
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Ne,g Gorernor- General 81 Cula.

New YoRK, Jan. ls.It is currently rumored here h'
General Zaaba has been appointed governor general of ii
island of Cuba in place of General Concha who has been
called by the Spanish government.
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Panic .Subsidea IN 81. Louis.

BUFFALO, Jan. ls.Thc St. Louis Republican Of the Let
says that the money panic has entirely subsidized that
money deposited than withdrawn and that the three
pended houses will shortly resume.
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Lnka Oatnri,a


OswEao Jan. ls.-The lake is still open. propeller
cleared this morning for the city of Toronto.