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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE,
NOTICE is tereby gwen that letters of adj
~ ministralion upon the estate of Isaac r.
Davis, late of Beaver township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted 10 the
undersigned residing in franklin township in
said county. All persons indebted TO the said
estate are requested 10 make payment, with.
out delay, and those having accounts against
The estate 10 present them Tor settlement 10
B. P. FORTNER,
franklin twp, March 90, '5s. Adm'r.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-03

y The water was let into the Pennsylva.
MIA Canal on Monday last, and q large amount
Of freight 10 ready TO ship east.
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@AMRIRNo

In Sugarloaf township, Col Co., on,hs lbth
ult., by Elder J. Sutton, Me. JoREPH GREGORY,
and Miss MARY HARVEY.
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Public Houses.

MR. S. A. BRADY, formerly Of this place,
has taken the "Montour House" at Danville.
Mn. PETER BnLMYER took charge Of the
"Exchange' Hotel 10 this place yesterday
(Tuesday.)a Mr.. Snyder goes 10 oranseville
as the host of the place lately presided over
by MIA Howell; who since his election as
Squire relires 10 The honors of that position.
Mr.. REESE FAIRMaN will be succeeded a'
Light Sheet Ly MIR. D-L. Everhart.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-03

ET Our New, Yofis letter Of last week was
from fhe pen Of athe inimiisble "Does,icks"
of newspaper celebrity and we expectto
furnish our readers regular contributions from
the same source. Our Delaware letters are
from gentleman who long lived among our
people here, and whose impressions Of his
pleasant new home are fresh and vivid.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-03

The AauEDucT over Fishpgcreek, near this
place, is now completed, and is a structure
that looks more permanent and substantial
than the old one. The winter was very Sc
we're one in which 10 build such work; though
10 some respects this was an advantage. n
The North Branch Division Of the Canal
viii hardly be in nayigable order before The
18th Of April. 49,, 81 -.t.avT o,p, i,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-03

The Philadelphia Musical Journal--We have
received the first number OF very interesting
and neatly printed paper, entitled, "Philadel-
phia Musical Journal and Review" publish
ed by Evans & Moore. We welcome il to
newspaPerdom with wish of long life and
prosperity. .s ,.. .s.. ,,...
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-03

z The suit pending between Howard &
Co.'S Express and the International Express
Co, under The name of stamford VS.. The C
w. g. E. Rail Road Co., ct all" was decided
or Saturday last by the Supreme Court Of this
Stale opiniosSJ Chief Jusiics Le,ois, in fa.
vor of Plaintiff, as iolIows:-
"Let the contract between the Railroad cor.
poration and the International Express Co.,
be declared null and void, and be cancelled
and delivered up, and an injunction 10 issue
restraining The railroad company from carry
ing on business in pursuance of The said il.
legal contract. Decree TO be drawn for the Sc
purposes according to the prayer of the
bill, with costs 10 be paid by the defendsnls." !"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-14
FEMALE COspIAINTS.

No fens!e. you"s or old. should le without tL,s
'ei-raicd medicine. tcOrrcrt- and rrgu ziss a. mon
WIS COURSES al az ptrod'. scLh7 iu many casss Ike
thaH IT., also TIE hest md !'st that an
L. gwen 10 children o' s ages. end lor arv conn, amt;
consequently 10 ishi'y should o." without u.
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Nervous Diseases Controlled and
Conquered.

OF all the various ills that dstract from the
enjoyment OF human life, most of them may
be traced TO disordered condition Of the nerss
vous.system. Ths horrors Of Epilepsy, or Fal.
ling Sickness, arise lin most cases from this
cause. Our readers may remember, on several
occasions before, VIC have alluded to the won
dsrful cures, or notifications of FITS, made by
the Vegetable Extract Epileptic Pills, invented
and prepared by Da. SETH s. HINcE, of lOs
Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. We feel fully
sltisfsd that these Fills have cured some of IN.
NEST stubborn cases Of Epilepsy, .s we'll a,
the milder iorms of Fits, such severe Cramps
Spasms, &c. We now record tho fact, tina
persons will find these Pills equally efiica ciou
in curing every form of nervous debility:-n,
matter whether manifested in the acute an,
excruciating form Of Neuralgia, Tic DoloreuI
or Nervous Headache, the misery of Dyspepsia
or Indigestion, the sufferings Of Rheumatism o
Gout, the msls lsnsholy hallucinstion Of sfdspresse,
spirits or hYsteria, their effects will be equal,
happy and certain Persons in the countr
can writs to the inventor, and have ths msdi
cine forwsrd 70 them by mail. The prices are
enc box. 50: two boxes IS: twelve boxes s24
and sent to any part Of the country, frss o
postage. Direct your communications 10 6ett
D. Hases, l0e Baltimore street, Baltinors, NJ
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Good Books!

Life OF Rev. Robert Newton.
Porter on Revivals.
Glass Leaders Manual.
Discipline Of the NJ. E. Church.
Death Bed scenes, by y. w. Clark.
Voices Of the Day. by Cummins.
Benedictons of the Blessed Life,by Cummins
Successful Merchanta
Hannah More's Works.
Hoods Works.
Charles Lambs Works.
9ayard Taylor's Works.
ioethe's Faust.
lJwa As it is, (with 4 map)
And many other choice works have jus,
cen received at the Chronicle office. where
they are for sale at the publishers lowest
Istail prices.
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NEURALGIA, ono OF the mos, painful, ss
well ss dcbilisting diseases known TO tho hu-
man family, is readily curcd Iby that popular
medicine, CAnRrrps .srAs.n MIXTURE Hun.
dreds Of persons have testified ,la, they have
found speedy relief from this distressing aiIlic.
ton by the use Of the Mixoure, after tho most
skilful physicians had utterly failed to DO them
any good.
And forsale by
II. ALEXANDER, 81. Clairsvlle
A. G.. MARTIN st. Clairsville
Jas. Baker. Wheeling.
Wm Dunbar. Uniontown
GeI. Bethel, Flushing;
r. S. Clark, Morrisown.
III II. Moot, Burnesyille.
NJ. T. Miles &Son'. Somerton
And by Descrs in Medicines everywhere,
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St. Valentines Day.

1t was very old notion, (supersttion
may be the better word) that to-day, the
18th Of February, birds begin to couple
This notion, was adopted among young
persons, of sending missives full of affection
to each other. They send a note overflow
ing with soft, s,Oset things, and call lha,
love. The example OF the birds is very
good one to follow--and to-day is an ex-
cellent to commence. Young folks, we
sxhort you in the emphatic language Of
Crankey, "pitch in''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-14

The THAYER FANIIY.-W. Lovett whose
name As caterer for psblc amusement, is
we'll known throughout the west, is in our
town making arrangements forithe Misses
Thayer's the only Female Sax Horn Band
in the world. Our exchanges speak highly
of them and we feel assured that a rich
musical treat is in store for our citizens.
The Trustees of the Presbyterian Church
have in the klndest manner rendered its
use for this Thursday and Friday Even.
ing's, when our citizens will have an op
portunity of hearing and seeing, the Misses
Thsyers.
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b I z D.

At his residence in Pittsburg, on Thurs
day, 7th inst, SAMUEL SHARfLEss, aged II
years.
The deceased was, upwards of twenty
years since, a resident of our village, and
bore an irreproachable character, and is re-
membered by many Of our citizens as "a
man of amiable manners, and unusual
kindness Of heart, He was member OF
the Society Of Friends, and was buried in
day last His life was an impressive SER
mon on the ,text:-"A good name is rath-
er to be chosen than great riches" Full
of years. respected Of men and fearing God,
he has gone to his rest.
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HORACE GREELEY.
THE LIFE OF
HORACE GHEELEY;

EDITOR or THE NEW YORK TR'bUEn.
BY James Parton With Portraits. Emo, PIP. 4i2 Price
Sl2j
1t IL agreed by friends and foes Of Mr.. Greedy that
no more ably, ennuainingly aud instructivey written
biography has ever made ats appearance IN America
Every one who has any desire for familiar aCqusin.
lance with the famous New.York Editor should read
Mr. srton's bJIk, and lie will know Mr.. Greeley al
weiI as though he had ecn "brought up in the sams
town.
Worthy place by the side of the Life of Benjamin
Franklin" fHsutOrd Relig iOus Herald
"The most spicy and attractive biog apply uftbs day
Boston Journal.
ellis Life is living episte, poelaming that Yir.
tuous endesvos and unselsh tsooner or later will
meet a 1T rcCOmpense.'' ". Y, Christian Intel,
''of absorbing interest, and containing much Of
pleasant humor, speaking wit and Attractive aneCdotc
"a volume for earnest men spd boys 10 read and
study tSpringned Republican
"As an incentive to youth in poverty to be honest
faithful aud pefseverng, ;apart from its personal in.
tees, it should go into the hands of the young Of
Americsgsrera'ly.' lMiddlet0wn Standard.
As nteres ting as any novel, yet all true"
Painsve Dep0crh.
We could append SOC favorable notices by the Pres.
oil this book already nearly 10000 copies have been
sold. 1t is for sale Iy booksellers gensrs or will
be sent by mail post paid 10 any address receipt
the retail price.
Any newspaper copyfn this advertisement three
times and sending us copy marked, will receive a
copy of the book, by mail post paid
MASON BROTHERS, New.York
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NEW YORK MARKET.

FEB. ll-Stocks firm. Cleveland and Toledo 79i
Galenn e. Chicago 10 Michigan Southern 99--
Michigan Central 9ii. Illinois Central 80. Cum.
berand Coal Co 25l Reading SO So.
Cotton marketfi firm, sales of 5000 bales. Orleans
middng 10 !; Upland do s.S export demand active
Coffee is quiet, sales OF 500 bags Rio at III cts
Sugar quiet sales Of $50 hhds at u Molasses de-
clincd, sales $50 bis at 44c Bacon scarce. Lard
dropping, sales OF 800 bbs. Linseed Oil quct Lard
Oil dull sales Of 5000 gals. st9l /. Butter steady
l9(a22. Gunny cloth improving, sales 3C0 bales al
HI Freights steady
Flour irmer sales of 10 900 bbls.
Wheat improving sales 1000 bus Corn dull, sales
OF 10, ,0O0bu.. Beef anguid, sales of l50 bbls
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COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

FEE. H.. Flour dull and inactive, standard brands
held at7,15 Without buyers or inquiry, limited de
maRd for home consumption nj 1905, IS according
to quality
Rye flour dull and held At IT'S without sales.
Cornmesl nominal at go.
Demand for Wheat limited, offerings small, sales
of 300 bus fair red rs,
Rye steady, sales at 10.
Corn dull and lower sales Of 400 bus on the spot
At 67oa65 and - efiverable the first week in
March at S..
Oats dull at 4l0iq.
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MARRIAGES.

By Rev. IN. c. Worthigion Feb. 7th, Mr..
Robert P. Mayer, and Miss. Phebe J. His.
sey, both OF Belmont Co., o:
BY the same on the 18th, at Mcpherson &
Hotel Hendrysburgh, Mr., Wesley Moore
and Mrs. Jane Jones, both of Belmont Co.
Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-14

GFWe will gladly publish the com.
munication Of Reviewer" if the true name
is given Us. OF course we will receive it
in confidence,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-14

~The Court of Common pleas COM
msnced its session on Tuesday last. Judge
ALEXANDRA on the Bench. There is AN
immense number of cases on the docket,
many Of which will not be reached. Up
to the hour CT going to press there is no
report from the Grand Jury.
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An Excellent paper

IL the Cleveland Herald, and we are glad
to know that il is appreciated. Its circu-
lation, daily, tri-wsskly, and weekly is 49,
$50. II should be double but still it is
quite handsome.
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The Ladies Department

Is now opened for the piion of ladies' No insttu
ton IN the Union mparts thorough or ntere 81
ing course in this Department.
In conc uson, would add that we si all put forth
our nest efforts % metip aEii more eminent degree
the hsttering receph With which our enterprise Lss
met, aud pledge ourselves to impari more thorough
practical course Of Mercantile instruction than can e
formed al any other similar Mercantile College
among The many recommendations we give the fol.
loving: "
I'VE the undersigned take pleasure in testfying ths,
We are personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers abil.
ny as an accountant and teacher of Book kenping.
which IS OF tile hghest order. lie las had great
rlehCe as an Accountant in heavy Commercial and
Baking houses, which gives him superior facilities in
i'npartng practical knowledge OF Book keeping and
thorough Commerce ial Education.
III. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President OF Farmers College.
LORlN ANnREWS,
To young nen who wish 10 acquire a "buspesz edu.
cation we think affords fac liities seldom eanalted
Mr.GtangcT has the rare qualification of theoretical
know tcd-e and apness teachng added TO the prsct
cal Counting Room experience and we feel confident
ieatgsinaies from his college VIII he fully competent
TO keep the most complicated set OF Books
A. j. STONE, Wholesale andretail Merchant
j. JANNEY, Sec'y Bird ofConirol State I'k OF O.
J. .F.PARk, Book Keeper at D. as. Woodhury's
b.OVERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
H. a. MILLS sec'y Columbus Gas aud Coke 60.
9. u. Mason, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley K Goa
For MllPartculars send for circular
Jan. 81, 1886. GRANGER 81 ARMSTRONG;
rTopretors
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NEW ADVERTISEME ENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mount Pleasant Bank

Vincent Mitchell ct al.
10Y VIRTUE of an alias vendi,ioni ex-
Dponas to me directed from the Court of Commsn
Pleas of Belmont County. Ohio, will offer for Sale
at Public AUCTION on
SATURDAY, THE 23Rs OF FEB. 1856,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'clock
P. NJ. Of aid day on the Premises of Thaker Mitch.
ell Il Co., in Peas Township Belmont County Ohio,
tho following described Goods aud Chattels to wit:
One Palmer, one ear Cater, one scutter Machine,
one trimming Lathe for wood. three Iron Lathss two
vntires Dills one horeing Machine taken in Hxecu
tion as the property Of II aker Mitchell & Co.
Sher sOhce February II, 1856
j. IN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
el,E HUGH MCNHELY DIP. Sheriff.
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ETWill Bro. yelling please give the
proper credit to his publication of the names
ofjurors, and the report of the doings of
the Probate Court.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS.

DYvirtue of the power invested in by the last will
ID and testament of Joseph Arnold deceased Twill sell
al Public vcndue, on
Monday, March 10th 1856,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the premises, the
tract of land, situated in Warren Township in the
county OF Belmont and State of Ohio which was the
hOmestead OF Joseph Arnold, in his lifetime, aud Of
which he died sieZed, which his widow resided
after hiu during her life tme being the same land con
veyed the said Joseph 4rnod in two Joining tracts
one tract by Rebecca Dodd by deed dated Dec. iyh
1917 and found the Record OF Deeds Tor Belmont CO.
Book c. page y3; and the other by deed from Moses
Davis and wife dated January 30 1879 and found on the
Record OF Deeds for Belmont County, Book G. page
MS ng ofland containing about eighty acres
more or less The property is situated about one aud
half miles from DaTnesviie the direct road from
that place To Somerton The land is of good quality,
about twoIhrds of il cleared and has 1t eomfDr.
table dwelling house iugai camp and other improve
ments. TERMS mas known al the time of sale.
ELI ENNARD,
Administrao or with the win annexed.
Feb. z ls56.w4
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J"L. t." is informed that his articles
will be acceptable, and we..will be.plessed If
they are continued.
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'e.yThe School Funds are ready for dis
tfibution.t Tp., Trsasuers will please call
at the Auditors Office and get the amount
due them,
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LiN btt 4t<t''
Unsettled CLAIMS for Losses a"d 'oilue. sl7sosa

Unsettled CLAIMS for Lossss aHd lotdue. sl760s2 a
THE Atna Insurance Company ptesenis its patrons
abe very satisfactory condition, 1i tofkelnerease IL
Cash Asst, iOr lhe luTher security OF thetf cies
all Investments being placed al the iIiufi11an
value at the present lime Of some deprcstion in
he STANDARD same. They are either prime dividend
aying stocks, good, vasbe and clean Investments
Wedding mOders ate SRorehs aud income. The slalard
hasis on which the Assets have been valued LIE
Gold At Interest Besides This soldity, the cQiDo1ny
calls attention To the strength and sccurity Derives
from It's combined syslem of Agencies, th onRh is
agents having the IN ans of presentiDa- if>tsd pl1
anI Of slPsrsased Jndsrprtsrs, whick iiek Worked,
for Thiriy'seVen " irs the happiesi resn6 10 stock
nuiders, and ciAina's for los.ss-6nf abesit 10
ter the year ls56 with saier prestge Tor future
funess than has yet besn reached by xry roaIiy Ma
tisHai Insurance Corpor alton. .0UA
Al business attended 10 with dsspsteh tIt liiy
Jan. tSIsI 80 d y. T.aIONEf, HFent
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

pY virtue of an order of sale directed from the
DProbate Court of Belmont County Ohio. | viii OF.
fer for sale OIL
Saturday The 9Th day Of March A. D. 1856,
between the hours of 10 a. m and @ O'Clock p. m. OF
said dsv, on the premises, the following described
Real Estate Situate lying and heing in the County of
Belmont and State of Ohio and bounded aud desc rbec
as follows to wit: Being part of the North quar-
ter of Section "a, Township Z, and Range s. of land
subject TO sale a, Steubenve, beginning for the same
al the East corner of lands of Jacob MCCULLOUGH l.
the line ofJames McFadden running thence south ~
poles to stake thence 10 poles thence North ~
poles, and thence East 40 poles the place of begin
ming, containing ten acres Terms of sale half OF
h, purchase money to he paid i'll hand the day of
sale, and the Remainder OF the purchase money in IL
months W ith interest from day of sale, secured by Nor
tgage on the Real Estate.
JAMES McCONAUGHY.
Feb. :, 1856. M Administrator.
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USUAL KsAPP,the last of WAsHIKGroH's
Guard, died at Nswburgh, N. Y. on the
lllh inst. aged 80 years.
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To Teachers.

HsEEL-s THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM.
@Y iExss, will meet in the school house on
Marietta streetin ST. CLAlRsvIlI or
saturday Feb. 80, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
By srssr Of the Board.
d ID. T. COWEN, Clerk.
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LET US REASON ToGEra aEu
II o L i OW AY'S PILLS
WHY ARE WE SICK!

u hes tsen the Ioi Of the human race ~ Je warhod
do~n " diseass aud suTcrtug. HDIJ,OXA Af'a
f'bl. specially cjsIgsd 10 tie teliefofthe WAX
We NERFpJS, tire DELICATE aud the INFIRM ol
~ rlmcs egea ,Hfes. and corsiru'iDrs Professor
iiOl.o"ay persOus'ly sGperrtcndsth- msnufactu,s n
hs medicin's ~ thr United states end offers them ~
nee ana enlightened neopie as TIE vast femsiy 81,
World ever saw Tor tie removal - discsa,
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PROBATE COURT.
STATE OT 1hiO RpIsnonI Co,i,,iy. SIS

State Of Ohio Belmont County, SIS.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the follow
! ing named Administrators and Guardians. have
lement. TO wit:
Alex Hammond Admir- of David Hammond. decd;
John Campbell Guardian of John Merit; Michael Hen
dershot Guardian OF Samuel Glasgow; Thomas Moore
Ex. OF Jonathan Moor dec'di Harrison Moore FAdn.
of Eli Harris, decd; David G. Ne swanger Admir- OF
Thomas Mears decd; Josiah WstsO" .5mr, OF Levi
Kennsrd decd; Alex. he mon, Tx. of Henry Greir
ded'd Robert Lindsey hdmr. OF Elizabeth Linds J
The first five above named accounts will b for
hearing aud settlement Gu the 7th aud the Eve last
on the sthdRy Of March next.
DAVID HARRIS,
Feb. 7th 1856. Probate Juda ,
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PROBATE COURT.
STATE of Ohio, Belmont Count

olds U Oht0, BcHOnI county, 90.
NOTICEis 10 hereby given that the follow"
~ ing named Executors, Adminisirstorssnd Guar.
dians have flied theifaceoun and vouchers In my Of
fee for settlenen, to wit!
David stanton dmr de bout. non ,of James stan.
ton decd. Ezekiel iBundy hdnr OF Chsrity Stanton
decd lanes Alexander Guafditn OF John Neh james
Alexander Guardian of Alexander J. Neg Cephe-
Carroll .Admr ,1f Elizabeth heClolsnd decd " "
CtNw fotd aud JUlionn McMil en- Admt OF Ira J. Ne
Mon deC'd M Pennington Gu fdian of David
Courow; David beseiins Guardian Of Eatharine Bethel
John White Jr. Executor of John White deed.
The first five above named secOnrts WIN be Tor near
ing and settlement on the 10, and tile FIVE last tn
lith days Of March next. DAVID HhRRl
Feb. a. 1886 Probate Judge.
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ATrA1IsMENT.

JAsrs '" coLnss. Pif ne.ore Ardrsa Alexander
against J. 4. ol R.cii.ud Town.
AhvRtp 4 ARicx. Don. } ship, Belmont County, y.
On the 18th day Of January \. u. 1ej6 said Justice
issued ri order OF attn Lmet in tie above action for
tle sum offve dollars and "a cents, aud costs Of tbs
suit.
ST: CisirsTirc January q, 1855.
3w JASIFl ~ CprT1ka
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TO Whom tt may concern.

4 LII persons indebted TO the subscriber
~ will ave costs by settling the same. by note
Otherwise on before the lat day of March 1856, alter
which time their VIII be left in proper hands
for collection.
Jan 81 II. d. RYAN
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ROAD NOTICE.

~ Office ishereby given that petition
/ Will he presented to ths Commissioners of Bei
mont County al thsirueI session praying for the
cation Of a portion Of the road commsne ing ct the
school house on the lsudt of Henry Van Fossen. and
inuning ~ north west diFrciiOnto the ne beiweep
belmont q 6Guernsey counties, the aud Of G,o-ge
AIRED The petition prsys to vscso much of that
road 80 li,s between Hugh NcBrde's house aud the
Tosd leading from Pun hfsy' mill to Guernsey meet
~! house, on tie land Of n, u. Romans.
Jan. 81 81.