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FOR SALE.

S,NXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Not;ce is
- hereby gwen tina al the Probate Court for Bel
county, the undersigned appointed and quail
ifed Executor of the estate of Abr aham Packer,
late OF Relmon county, decd
All those indebted said estate, requested to
make innied Ia te payment, and those having Claims
against said esta e are nOIIfei preseut them TOR
settlement " it'll in one year rom this dale.
je25l SARAH PACKER,
ELIHU HOLLINGSWOETH Ex'rs.
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EntaI gr1tdligents,
C. o. r. r Time Table for the
Stations in Belmont County.
NIGHT EXPRESS
Announcements.

EDITOR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
ofGEORGE c. BETHEL, OF Flushing as suitable
person 10 fill the office of County Treasurer. Sub
iect however TO The decision of the 18th Of Ssptem
Der Convention. July 22d, 81, pd.
EDITOR OF TIE BELMONT CHRONICLE: You viii
please announce the name of JOHN H. JOHNSON
asa candidate for the Office ofTreasurer of Belmont
county, subject to the decision of the mass conyen-
tion OF Sept. 18th.
A REPUBLIcAN OF KIRKwoooD-
EDITOR OF TEE CHRONICLE: Please announce the
name OF PETER TAILNAS Esq, as a candidate tor
the nomination OF Probate Judge, subectto the de-
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September next kIRKwooD TP-
EDITOR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
of ALEX HAMMOND, of Pultney, AS suitable
person fl II the office OF County Treasurer, sub
iect howeverto the decision of the 18th OF Seprem-
Der Convention.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
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AGENTS WANTED,

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? HEELiNG HAT AND CAP
- .N.s.NCE5CTORT.

Manufacturer of dSts ard C-TS.
rSs on hand SEj l. manufacturing sud receiving
large and general SSSaJtmeut OF
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comprising all Thc ySrJSeS OF .oloTs and shapes of
Hats sud caps now muse, ut
Latest Fashion,
sai uanuFSc tSr-, nom thesineSt material and the
best kU5ashipseiI Of which will he sold W note
sale sud Retail al the lowest hle price. Frcn
uny hong cXpcneHoe IN tbs business, and having
~ used nv best cndesvors 10 please and flTnlsh
IlC puHIc with
Good, Fashion able and Serviceshie Hst,
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Superior 20 any hrrcIniorr offered.
I respectfully request Call from thnsr IN want %
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Commercial matters.
ST. CLAIRSVILL MARRT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEFsoN, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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. WORD TO DEALERS ~ P4INTs,

z Il is we II known fact that White Lead
- always cons ed a cSsh article. But having
SIDE arrangements with dTm IN the Fast we ATs
rcrsred - tr superior Srtiole, On three months,
A, ,rty u.N..I trugruusii STjcr>.
tJLEURISON < PATTERSON
Er iJl-rpoTt. Nav s--ly.
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WHEELING RETAIL MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THoBURN & HAD
DEN. GROCERs. 43, MAIN STREET.

WEDNESDAY, Aug 5, 1857.
Com = hu. .OasOi Oats bu. 4.o5O
Butter ? b Has Potatoes . peck 80
Chickens I5a2- Com Meal per bu 100
Eggs doz Halls iGaspberlies per Or. Is
Cherries per or Gas
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A BROWN
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General Agent, Bellelontaine, o.
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FAN TAZ MAYOR I. 4.
P. S. A man once said 10 woman could
write letter without P S. Ii you ever
come across that man tell him he will find
an honorable exception to his general rule
in FAN.
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= : u X. {
WHEELING STATION, Nov. T,h, 1851.
nN and after Sunday Evening, Sth the Passenger
" trains will leave this station daily sO A. NJ, $40
p NJ and 10 P NJ, Wheeling time. The Accommodation
daily (except Sundays at S0 A. NJ will dis.
charge at all the principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland. The Accommodation train
discontinued on East end of road. .-lHIf
The Express train daily, at 44U P. NJ Will and
discharge passengers at the following stations only
Fairmo 1T Petterman Grafton ROwsburg, Piedmont Cum
berand No. ~ Water Station Johns Kun,
narpers Perry, Monocacy, SykesViIle and Washington
Junction The Mail train daily, Except Saturday,
cipal stations.
The trains will arrive follows: Mail train4 NJ, Ex-
press train 1u5 A. NJ Accommodation train from Cum
Derland, at 6S5 p. n, Wheeling tine. ~
W.: G. WOoDsInE, sup't
noy9 J. 3 FORD, Agent.
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The Last of this Season!
WE have opened to-ay another Improved
w eled Alright Fruit Jars and tile last thas win
have this Cali early the House Furnishing Store
Of y. x. DuSHAAif& & CO.,
sCPSS No. li5 Mnfn st.
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I
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FoR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS p = 't-I
NNyfce DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
mond and Washington City via GordonsYllle and AIex-
andlia.
Hours of departure at Rich Isa
nond 6:45 A. n. and 7ssO Pm.
Returning leave Washington...6 a. NJ. and 4 Pm.
and
Arrive At Richmond. ..-..-....1:sO P. NJ and AM
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
Inond and WaHllingtop. l -stl.=i'f Elti1 IS. .lfA-
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and being excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give the best guar.
ntce of always securing connections shown by aftf
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city In
the Steamboat line.
PARE RICHMOND WASHINGTON -. $3.50
An Omibns will be found always ready through
and their baggage of wearing appare between
the two Depots Of charge, with ample time them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between DanYile and
Washington the Terminus Road now nearly COM
Peted to DRnyle An Agent OF the Company win receive
the Checks Of passengers from the Danve Road and at
timore Depot. .st -, 49, = u = {
route.
lnond and Alexandria. = feI
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SEMING MACHINES

HAVE the Agency Excelsior Sewing Machines: price
SS OF $500. Can be at my warehouse, South end
Market IN operation Saturday from u to 12 O'Clock
ust GEO. WILSON
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Sheppard and Morga:

Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
No. l31, Main st. Corner Of Union.
III all articles in line, consisting OF Ladies
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Wood Trunks, and Yaccs Carpet Bags, SAtehels Upper
Leather, HOgshin, Hair and Wool Collars Whips HameS,
&c. &c- &c- tresl Ii, .za-s
Saddles OF every description aud quality om the lowest
rate TO the best style of English Shaftoe. ' 2s
Trunks and Yalices, very superior article
unsurpassed for iightneSs strength durability
Fine singlS and double Harness OF the best stye Stage
Wagon and Cart Harness Of the best material and work
manshlP.
large assortment Carpet Bags and Satchsso Of every
variety OF mHterial and pattern.
An work ordered will be furnished promptly, and no
fort wiz be spared TO merit continuance of public IA
novi7 y SHEPPARD MORGAN.
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Pens Pens Pens! Z!
RGANF RrVhHRNGS NFSXH'

SOM ETnING NEW.
~ P. BROWN has received superior lot of Gold Pens
No which had under his nsuperVEsion. They
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-17
THE WAsBrNeroy UNIoN.

NEW EDrToN WAsHrsoros UEros.--The rumor 10
current although think definite arrangement to that
effect has been contaminated, that Hon John Appleton
Maine, TO succeed Judge Nicholson editor the
ingt Union. We quite certain that not mis-
taken when that Mr. Appetons TO the post
named viii be received with satisfaction by the entire demo-
cratic party Of the Union He Is gentleman fine talents
familiar with public hfe-having been in Congress- and
served as secretary Of legation London while Mr. Buch
an&n was mnisteraccutomed TO editorial service a. the
conductor Of the Eastern Argus paper decided ability
and discretion, and above ALL qualification for the posi
ton which rumor assigns him. possesses agacy and
dence He Is well understood to enjoy in high degree the
esteem and confidence Of the incoming President.
ALBANY Argus.
The referred to above Is well founded After the
4th of March the editor of this paper will retire. when the
Hon. John Appleton win become sole editor and proprie-
tor The arrangements which have resulted in this change
have been contaminated without the slightest difficulty
and We sincerely congratulate readers upon result
which the services of gentleman whose eminent
qualifications truthfuy set forth in the above
marks of the Albany Argus We may be excused for add
ing that retirement is voluntary, and in pursuance
resolution long since made At present deem any
further remarks unnecessary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-17
cosGREss-sATURDAY.
The Senate was not in session to-day.

The Senate not In session to-day.
HousK on RHyRKsEsATIvEs-The bill for the relief Of
the heirs Of Major General Arthur st. Clair was taken
from the Committee Of the Whole read third time, and
passed After the presentation of number Of reports of
private nature from the various standing committees the
House proceeded the consideration Of the bill re-
ported from the Court of Claims TO give to Mr. As
bury Dckns compensation for the time he was act
ing Secretary Of State &c. This bill reported from
the COMMITTEES Of the Whole Saturday last with
omuendaon that it do not pass. long discussion
sued between Messrs Haven of New York. Letcher of vr
GINA Pennington OF New Jersey and Giddngs of Ohio
Before Mr. Gddings had concluded his remarks he
suddenly taken very ILL., and in the midst Of the excitement
which succeeded the House adjourned. Subsequently, Mr.
G. removed to the Speakers and when last heard
from was much better.
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OFFICIAL.
TAIAsUAT DErAKrxIsr.

TREASURY DEPAkIkHNT.
November - leos.
Notice Is hereby holders Of stock Of The loans Of
United States that this win purchase the
The ID Of March unless the Of shall be prsv
oasy obtained, and will pay,
from The date OF The last semi dividend Of thereon
together days additional The moasy reach
The vendor the following of paemium
For the stock Of is42, premium Of 10 per cent
Of 1917 and 1875 premium s per esat ana
stock Of 1885, COMMONLY called Texas Indemnify Stock
premium Of per cent
Certificates Of stock transmitted the department. mo-
ce assigned the United states party duly
receive proceeds II between
Of January the current half years
assigned the stakeholder, will be payable
a corresponding deduction made pay
able for the stock.
Payment stocks assigned and transmitted viii made
the Assistant Treasures at Boston, New YORK;
option Of the parties eated
money should be in the letters accompanying
certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov 29-dt3dMaTchif Secretary Of the Treasury
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-17
BLACK REPUBLICANS REJOICING WITHOUT


The defeat of COL Fornsy and the election of Gen. Came
ron as senator from Pennsylvania have inspired the black
republican organs with new hopes for the future They
affect to regard the result blow which win prove en-
barrassng and injurious to Mr. Buehanans administration
Beyond the mere loss of democratic and the gain of
republican senator nothing in it that ought to give
comfort the republicans 1t give temporary graft
scston to Mr. Buchanans enemies to know that Colonel
Forney who understood to have had his personal sym
psthy been defeated but the idea that it will embar-
rsss bis administration is entirely PROFESSIONALISM as
prsposerous the suggestion made by the Evening Post
that the reachery of three democrats causing the defeat
of the caucus nominee proves that Mr. Buchanan election
was the result of fraud.
The only possible difference that the defeat of Colonel
Forney can make so the incoming administration is
concerned is that the President will have friend less
in the Senate this prove very embarrassing
he will still have controlling majority. We not OF
those who believe that the democratic party wl allow
itself become divided and distracted that democratic
statesmen will have less confidence in Mr. Buchanan be-
he manifested his ardent personal attachment to Col
Forney by expressing his preference for him for the Senate
No public yet suffered by standing closely his
friends so long be did not allow his personal friend
ships to embarrass and nure the interests of the party
1t was one of the glorious traits of Old Hickory that he
never deserted friend from policy. So long be
could adhere friend, consistently with the harmony
and success of his party he deemed it sacred obligation
to sustain him.
We have NO doubt that it this noble impulse
Of generous heart that impeed Mr. Buchanan prefer
Col Forney, and, in doing unable to see why
democrats in other States should complain lose conf
dence in him. Those who think the President elect has
lost sight will lose sight Of the great interests of the
democratic party need only to suspend their Judgment.
until he takes the helm and enters upon his executive du
ties.
The republicans may rejoice over Col Forneys defeat
and enjoy triumph Mr.. Buchanan in his own
State but was such triumph the noble democracy
Of Pennsylvan will rebuke in the most signal
1t was triumph which viii in the end prove inu-
ous to the republican than to the democratic party.
triumph secured by treachery, (not to say by
rupton) and party ever derive permanent benefit
from such triumph
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-17
TIE TRAITORS AT HOME.

We notice (says the Philadelphia Evening Argus) that
the democracy Of York county the home of Samuel Me-
near who voted for Cameron have called indignation
meeting in the borough Of York denounce the traitor
On the evening of the l4th instant the democrats Of
Schuylk county, where Lebo and Wagonseller live held
meeting at Pottsvie in which the leading democrats
participated where their tratorous Representatives
strongly denounced Denunciaory resolutions pass
ed and ordered to be sent to every democratic member of
the legislature Among the resolutions find the fol-
lowing:
Whereas the democracy of this county have been asound
ed with the information that the persons elected the house
of representatives of Pennsyvania from Schuylk county
have perpeated the crime of most gross and fragrant be-
taya OF the known wishes of the party who have elected
them and their solemn and orepeated pledges by
ting for Simon Cameron for United States SENATOR after his
open notorious action leader among the know
ing and black republican fuons of this State opposi-
ton the democratic party, and the integrity of the Uni
ted States
Resolved That the conduct Of William B. Lebo and George
Wsgonseller in connection with another traitor from York
county in voting for Simon Cameron for United States
ator known and open defiance of the wishes of the
democracy of Schuylkl county is direct violation Of
Ressped That for such traitors know of adequate
punishment provided by law and only express the
Grafton Of deceived and outraged constituency, who will
these Arnods and Georgeys with exclusion from all
cial and political intercourse.
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THE ISDIeNATIos In Pennsylvania.

The democratic press of Pennsylvania indicates uni
vesal and unprecedented feeling of indignation agains,
the three democratic members of the legislature who
their votes for General Cameron This feeling manifest
ed with peculiar warmth by the democratic constituencies
Of the members That the moral force Of public
sentiment will consign their to infamous noto-
ety be questioned This species Of punishment
may useful lesson in the future political contests
Of the State but does reach the root Of
the evil The charge is boldly made in Pennsylvania that
the three boiling democrats induced bersy their
other punishment is inflicted but that implied in public
censures and denunciations do not see why others
hereafter actuated by the mercenary motives and
willing, the three members alluded TO must have been
to incur public odum for money may be found follow
ing their gnomnious example Ifthe charge Of corrup-
ton and bribery be well founded the remedy is clear
The facts ought to be thoroughly investigated and if found
to sustain the charge the honor of Pennsylvania demands
that her legislature should be puged Of such unworthy
members. The remedy goes still further if the facts
should FIX General Cameron the charge of having OBJ
ssed any of their by corrupt means and the
fact brought the attention of the Senate in the
mode, we have doubt that that body will find legit
mate remedy for the IL would to that the
parties themselves implicated would demand the nvestga-
ton which have suggested and whilst their failure
20 may asten the suspicion of guilt upon them il win
not relieve the State Of Pennsylvania from the deep dis
grace Of being represented in her legislature and in the
Senate Of the Emitted States by men capable OF such
ruptOn.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-17
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
[Public 2.l


AN ACT making appropriations for the Of invalid
and other pensions Of the United States for the year snd
ing the thrteth June, eighteen hundred and hfyeight
BE enacted By The Senate and House Of Representatives
ths United States Of America Congress assembled That
the following be- and the hereby, appropri
sted out OF the treasury not otherwise
prAted for the Of pensions for the ending the
thirtieth Of june eighteen hundred and fifty eight
For invalid PENSIONS under various four hundred and
seventy six thousand dollars.
For pensions under Of the eighteenth March, eighteen
hundred and eighteen fifteenth May eighteen and
twenty and seventh June, eighteen hundred and th
ytwo, eighty thousand hundred and twenty dol
lars.
For pensions to widows Of those who in
tionay war, under the third section of July
eighteen hundred and thirty seventh July, eighteen hun
bred and thirty third March, eighteen hundred and
forty three, seventeenth june eighteen hundred and forty
four second February and twenty july eighteen hun
dred aud and second section OF third Februs
ry, eighteen hundred and three five hundred and sixty
nine thousand six hundred dollars
For pensions widows and orphans under act Of twenty
first july eghtesn hundred and first section
third February eighteen hundred and fifty three aud
der special acts hundred and thousand five
hundred dollars.
For navy invalid pensions, forty thousand dollars
For navy pensions widows and orphans under Of
eleventh August eighteen hundred and forty hun
bred and forty thousand dollars.
Approved January IL 1867
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FOR ALL PARTS OF THE wEsT.
GHa = - u
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NEW and IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for .Cun,bcriand
Wheeling and all parts of the West.
lat. The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Except
Washington lat Juncon) stop way stations ana
arrive at Cumberland at O'Clock IN.
3D. The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Station daily
day. at $50, and reaches Wheeling by
Louisville Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago, Louis,
Cairo, and intermediate points.
Sd. EXPRESS TRAIN daily Z, D. M. connec,inr
with for CnciDna St. LOUIS Cairo, Chicago and
places West nearly miles shorter
than by other The time TO these places
qualled.
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis
and 81 Louis.
Passengers md baggage transferred points Free
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all the large
West lowest possible the ticket ohce Camden
and at Washington city.
A seconded car is attached 10 the mail train.
nom Baltimore washington fke
daysh, accommodation mail train
Oakland They morning
express which leaves Cumberland ESQ,
reaches Wheeling Al 2, p
Passengers washington ample
This is the only by which through tickets and baggage
checks can be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The accommodation train 645 will all OF
Cumberland, and stations beyond Piedmont
Easiwardy the mani Wheeltne LIS
and leaves Cumberland at 800 reaching Baltimore
The FREDERICK TRAIN A. p. m. texcept Sunday
stopping Leaves Frederick 3 arriving
o Baltimore a - 30,
The ELLICo Ts MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden 0.
and 30, Leaves Elicott's Mills at 730, m, and
' w. 8. wooDsIDE,
Jan l7--df Master OF Trans portation.