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Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
Ohio Election.

CINCINNATI, Oct 9.--Brenckehoff, for judge
of supreme court, and Sherman have 284
majority Thirteen townships in Lorraine
county give Brenckenhotf 400 minority
Scattering returns from Huron and Summit
counties, give republican gains. Columbus
city, Galloway for congress, has majority
over last years vote, of BAG.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 9.-This city and Cay
huga, give republican gain of 1900. Twelve
towns in Summit gain 450. Lorraine gains
300, Columbus city gains $50. Scattering
returns in towns in the north part Of the
state, indicate complete success Of the republi.
can ticket
S. S. Cox, democrat, is reelected to con-
gress by 700 majority, in the 18th district.
CLEVELAND, 2, A. M.-Further returns in.
dicate the election Of the republican state tick
ct by increased majorities.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
Indiana Election.


New YORK, Oct. 9,Returns small. In
EIkhart, the republicans have 70 majority (;
St. Joseph county, 700 majority for the repub
Hcans in four towns; Allen county shows
republican gain of 1870. Lane, republican can
didate for governor, has q majority in Bloom
ington township; in Monroe county, Fort
Wayne City gives 264 gain for the repubh-
cans, who claim the county.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-The returns are
meagre, but they indicate that the republicans
have carried the state. There are large re-
publican gains in this city. The republican
majority in St. Joseph county is 700; in
Wayne county, 2OO0; in Richmond City, 665,
Porter, republican, is elected to congress in
the 9th district by 600 majority. Lanes mat
jority in Wabash county and township is Ala.
SEA PoRTs, Midnight.-Lane's majority
will exceed 1000 in this county. Fox, for
congress, has 100 majority. Noble county
gives Lane 260 majority.
Six townships in Wayne county give Lane
$40 majority. Maroon county, incomplete,
gives 800 repub lcan majority.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
Tho New YORK. Breckinridgers Cave In.

New YORK, Oct. "a meeting Of the
Breckinridge committee and candidates for
presidential electors, was held this afternoon.
At separate meeting Of the latter, on motion
OF the Hon. Gideon Tucker, resolutions were
adopted resigning their candidacy, in order
to unite the whole democratic vote Of the
state, against the republicans. Subsequently,
the state committee accepted the resignation
OF the electoral candidates, and adopted an
address, recommending the support OF the
Douglas and Bell fusion electoral ticket, and
also adopted a resolution urging a thorough
state organization of che Breckenridge demo-
f.rats
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
Another Catastrophe on Lake Erie.

DETROIT, Oct. 19.-The propeller, Mount
Vernon, hence for Buffalo, burst ner boiler
this morning, killing Theodore Reizcond, en-.
gineer. James ConkIin, fireman, was slightly
Injured with others. The vessel sunk imme-
diately There was a cargo of 10000 bushels
of corn, and 500 barrels Of flour. All a total
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
Elantinn News.

SAVANNAH, Geo, Oct. 9.-Charles L. Jones,
citizens candidate for mayor, is elected over
the democratic nominee.
In Florida, the democratic governor and
Congressman are elected, by 1900 majority.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10

IN this city. Oct g. by Rev NJ Richardson, Augustus
Howe of Holden to Sarah A HolbroOk Of Bangor, Ne.
In this city, Oct e. by Rev Cromack, Porter Davis to
May Munger, formerly of Maine and daughter of the
late Rev Cyrus Nnger.) both of this city.
In Worthwhile, Oct g. Andrew d Hubbard to Lydia
Holder, both OF this city.
In Boston, Oct s. Francis E Bacon, Esq, to Louisa,
daughter of Hon Francis Crownng- -hied Of stOn.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10

Emmanuel was about starting for Bologna.
Ledru Rollin was at Naples
The forts Pelago and Perlito, at Ancona,
were taken by assault by the Sardinians.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
EbF L D..

In Leicester Oct G. Anna Maria, daughter OF Charles
and Maria l. Brown, I.
In Clappville, Sept "a Jonathan TraSk %.
In Wilbraham Oct g. suddenly Of heart disease, Cha'
Ptman, only of Rev Charles and Lucretia Noble.
At East Bend, c, Sept %, Charles Frederick secOnt
Of Rev Silas and Eliza NJ Lvermore, yrs Y days
Oct2, Mrs Eliza NJ Livcrmore, 80
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10

New ORLEANS, Oct 9.-Advices from Tex
as declare that the Indian depredations are
continued. The governor has ordered out 60
mounted rifemen for the frontier.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
From Nebraska.

BROWNSVILLE, Nebraska Territory, Oct. o
The election Of delegate to congress is pro
crossing quietly. The mayor closed the
drinking shops. The vote of the territory
will be large.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-30 ooc
for Sale OF 90 get.
gE- SEE FIRST PAGE.

'H'O BE LET-The Dwelling House, re-
e. Gently in the occupancy of George Francis Harts-
horn, ESQ., next door west TO tine residence of
scrber, Elm street The house built and finished.
in modern style, with furnace, csterns, range bathing
room gas pipes, &c, and adjoining spacious yard
and garden abounding with good fruit The situation
Is believed to be one of the most pleasantand eligible
in the city, and to desirable tenant a term of years
the rent will be low. Possession may be had mmedi-
ately. LEVI LINCOLN.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
Raron Re1few In Phlladelphia

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 9.-Baron ken1ew ar
rived this afternoon, and was received Dy the
mayor, but with no iormalitles
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
FOR SALE-A valuable Farm and

T---leT
Mini Water Power, situated In Paxton, eight miles
@s.Azfrom Worcester. The farm consists of more than
100 OF excellent land with large house and barn
Yet the principal value of this estate Water Power
There is fall OF l25 feet in distance of about 10 rods
giving the opportunity of using the over ive times
with head of rs feet each. The water passes SOL
i'd ledge of rock. There Is upon the premises three
substantial stone dams. The water is falling The
mill pond contains than 200 acres, and all damages
for flowing being paid. The large pond back nearly
to the outlet of Turkey Hill pond The Turkey Hill pond
surface of about 500 acres ali of which may be
appropriated to the benefit of this privilege. Altogeth-
this is of the most desirable powers in the
county Of Worcester This property will be sold under
the most favorable conditions. The whole of the pur
chase money may remain mortgage, and money will
be advanced to build with if necessary. For full partc
ulaTs, inquire of the subscriber of Hon ISAAC DA-
Wis CHARLES HERSEY I4l Main street
Worcester, Oct. 4, 1860. d6tNw3t o5
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
LARM IN WORCESTER FOR SALE

n belonging to the estate of the late Samuel Jenni.
situated four miles eastery from the city on the
WestbOrough road, two miles from New England vii.
lage in Grafton, and two miles from Mlbury, and ly.
ing directly on the Boston and Worcester Railroad the
MbuTy station being but one-thrd of a mile from the
house Trains stop twice day each way. Contains
about 200 acres nearly half with valuable
and thrifty wood the other half moving, pasturing and
tillage, under good cultivation well fenced with good
stone wall An orchard of TO apple of Is wears
growth and twice that number Of older growth Build
ngs in fair condition and nearly all lately shingIed A
good two story house, very pleasantly situated with
good milk cellar, and l. containing well room never
falling well of water, wood room; piggery in basement
with set kettle, and granary in story Barn 100
feet long, annually filled with hay and grain from the
place Flint's pond Is within third of a mile OF
the house, and beautiful and fertile island of thr.
teen acres, easily accessible with teams lies by the
shore Apply to CHARLES WESSON, on the premises
who has occupied them for eighteen years past to W.
5. BARTON, at Worcester, or to SAMUEL JENNISON
q State street, BUston diff s2S
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
FOR SALE-A genteel residence

li located Sunny Side, consisting Of story dwell
As.-ing house, nearly new, containing fen rooms with
all modern improvements and acre Of land with
barn thereon Inquire at the office Of r. HENRY on the
premises. Terms easy. d4w o5
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10
Autt1ons.
DINE TIMBER FOR SALE

Sealed proposals will be received by the subscriber
till WEDNESDAY, oct "a 1860, for the sale of about
thrtygiX acres of Land, in Templeton owned by the
heirs of the late Paul Kendall, on which are over
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-10

l. or 10 rooms recently occupied by Chas b. Whiting
Hammond street. and is Of the most desirable resi-
" JAMES II. PIERCE,
ie5 ar Cor. Main and Austin street.
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CALIFORNIA AND MEXICAN NEWS

NEw YoHK, January "a.
The steamship Baltic has arrived pt GAO
p. NJ, from Aspinwall, with 81 ,76o. 900 in
treosure, and San Ffoncisco dates Of the 9th
brought down by the Golden Age.
On December 2lst, battle was fought
near ColIinn, between Miramon, with 3.c0O
troops, and the Liberals, numbering 1000
under Rajas and Ognzcn. Tue action last.
ed five hours. The Liberals had 600 Or 70C
killed and wounded, and the Conservatives
300. Mirnmon captured field pieces and
2,c0o prisoner. On the 24lh he took pos.
session Of Colimo, and sent detachment it
Manzalo and seized twO vessels. Generals
Vega and Lapart had arrived there. Tbei
destination was supposed TO be Mazatlan.
More trouble is anticipated from the Picl
River Valley Indians. Some 1900 had col
lected at the bend Of that stream.
The Senate had adopted resolutions re-
questng the members OF Congress from
California, to urge the formation of a neS
Territory out of Carson Valley.
No other news of interest.
Trade e;ngnan:. Money matters easy.
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"A piericau Stock Journal.

: We have the first number for 1860. Its
contents commends It to the attention of
every fnrmer and stock grower, as it is de-
votea to the Improvement of domestic m.
finals. 1t is published monthly at 20 pu,k
Row, New York. at one dollar per year; and
oarh number contains 80 iarae octave pages,
Handsomely illustrated. The engravings OF
tho Improved Kentucky Sheep and eihcr
animals, in the number before us, are well
worth the subscription price.
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A FrightfIui Suicide,

The wife o: Asberry Bulge,, of Wheeling,
committed suicide on last Sunday afternoon, !,
BY jumping OF the Suspension Bridge. The
llnteliigencer says: t..t..
Mrs. Bulger had recently lost a child
'snd sister, which domestic Affections 30
preyed upon her mind that arrangement en-.
sued. She gave the tohgate keeper half
dollar in crossing over, and requested him
no keep the change until she should return
tSbe proceeded to the middle of the bridge,
7 and, according to The account given by a
negro woman, the only person who saw
her.' deliberately jumped over into the river
falling dstonce Of about seventy feet
The body foated down the river, perhaps !
distance Of half mile, In fell view Of many
persons on Water street. when it disap ppear
ed beneath the surface OF the water and we
seen no more. The unfortunate affair hu.
created the greatest distress in the famly
'a1A s.P. S.-We learn that the body of Mrs
Bulger was recovered yesterday morning a
Moundsville"
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ny FRANCESCA rREeMoNr,


"Ob, she's n poor excuse; she never gogs
anywhere"
Close the curtain, light the lamp and be.
hold that mother with her little ones around
her; dependent childhood. one wants one
thing, ole another. After ministcring to
the wants Of each in turn, until they become
wearied and sink to sleep, she sca,s herself
ih an easy chair to rest in quiet for the first
time since early morn, when there rises up
In her heart this sweet song of Joy. "An.
other day has passed, aud have kept my
lii,le ones safe; God graz { that ! may be
oblc 10 direct them Alright, that they may
be suie at lgst In the Sav ot's fold" Thus
day oHer dny AID night after night this sell
sacrificing mother tolls on, regardless OF the
sncers OF the worldly, happy in her CON
sciousncss Of doing right towards her off.
spring, and training them FOR an inherit
unce hereafter in world Of light and love.
What cares she for idle jrsts, flung from
cold unfeeling lookcrs-op, since her spirit
con kneel at the shrine oi grace aud offer
! up its purest incense to her Savior und her
| God.
LET the pa,t be forgotten" as well try
to drown thr purcst joys that cluster round
the heart, as erase from memory's urn the
record of the past. Who would forget!--
who could forget! Does there not dwell in
the heart Of each and al OF US some sacred
inemorial. some faithful record, that VIC
never can forget how in early years we
wandered hand in hand with dear ones tha
now perchnnce nro gone! Forget the past
when thought goes hack and we live agair
in mute and fearful happiness, as scene
after scene is lived er again, and we won
der if it can be possible such joys are gone
turefer; my heart fills, as write that word
for wander back a spnce 10 gurner VI
share of earthly joys, only to stand to day
where gathered fresh spring flowers it
early years, and gaze upon the marble
tablets that record the virtues OF loved one,
gunc; and my bosom hcnves with a pressing
weight, and this nournIul burden pusses Of
only as the pent up fount gives way, ant
there's nought to check this uprising pwel
which brings back this echo, Oh! Mother
Mother!
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FALSE REPORT.

CnATAM, c. w, Jan. %.
United States papers received here du-
ring the past few days contain exciting &C.
counts OF disturbances said to have taken
place recently in this vicinity, between the
white and colored population. The onl.
ground for these reports is fight which
took place among few white and coloret
school boys few days ego, in which nc
particular damage was done to either party
It caused no excitement, here and va
scarcely noticed. There has been no othe
disturbance or excitement whatever here o
il, this vicinity.
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BRIDGEPORT LOCAL.
, BRIpeEpoRr, January "a, 1856

BRipGEPoRT, January "a, 1860.
MoRE CHANGES Since our last, we have
been informed that Mr.. Thos. G. Culbert-
sen, of Wheeling, who during the past yeai
has been carrying on his business, as Cop.
persmith and Stove Dealer in this place
has recently purchased the property on
Main street which he now occupies as shop
and ware room, and also the house and lot
kaOwn ss the De Hass property, where he
intends removing his family in the spring
Bridgeport will extend cordial we lcrne lo
few more OF the same sort Of citizens
from the 'Ahcicni Dominion
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
ALLfougny Cry, Ian. 10 Iago

BLLEongsY Cry, Jan. 10, 1860.
The offerings this week nre fair, and zig.
ures for beef cattle bsve slightly advanced
but eoles are slow. Few Sheep are offered
and Hogs bring good prices The demant
is better Than lost week, and fewer catlI,
were shipped East.
CATTLE.-766 offered; $40 sold; lDt
left over and sent East Prices ranged iron
2@5l to 1904 per pound.
HOGS.--llo3 offered, 831 sold; 2G4 sen
East. Prices ranged from b to 4C06c per y
SHEEP I'll offered; 80 SOLD; 642 sen
East. Prices ranged from $500 to SO 81
per I09 lbs.
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lIowey Il Martin.

We should have noticed, some time ago
that Captain Huwcy, who had almost be.
come necessary part df the Recorder
Office, had retirod to private life, and, il
obedience TO the law Of succession, F. 6
Mrr;in takes his big chair, and nov may be
sren dccked in all his official armor. Friert
Ilowey made nm excellent officer, in spite o
his democracy. We wish him much pleasure
out OH his farm-but what is furm thou
q wife.
His successor ia well qualified for ,h'
Office, and wo hnve not doubt but he will
fill il with great credit to himself
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The Peniten:'aty.

The Penitcn:'uiy.
Allow us TO suggest the proprie'y OF a
meeting. at some early Guy, to appoint an
Agent hose specia. business shall be, pro-
. Psrlysto present the claims of Belmont
county, for the new Penilcniiary to the L.
:; gislature during the present session. This
nt;egisia,ure msy not ac, upon the subject,
but II 4 should, do not let Us be behind.
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T'estivai

Festival
For the benefit of the NJ. E. Church, Of
hsrtinsville, recently destroyed by fire.
The ludios of the M. +. Church, of Mnr-
unsvile, return their sincere thanks to the
citizens Of St. Clairsville and vicinity for
the very liberal subscriptions recently mad,
by'thew for the purpose of ro building their
Church, and would just say that their funds
are not yet sufficient to warrant them in
commencing the Reconstruction Of thpi
Church edifce, they have concluded to hole
Festival in Murtinsviiie, on the evening
Of FEBRUARY a2D. 1850, for the beuef
Of the building fund. The citizens of St
Clairsville and vicinity will be again ware.
on by the ladies Of Aar,insvillo NJ. +. C..
for the purpose ofdisPosing of tickets o
admission 10 their Festival, and soicitn.
donations Cor the same.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
Commencement Of a Nco yolume

Commencement ~ Ncp Volume.
NTl ihp number iJr january lr6u the At
w lnG'ic Monthly will enter upon it's oh Vol.
ltf making his nnnc unce.nent, The pubiIsh.rs
think II prOT 10 sny, singply, that change viii
b mad, la the tncTal plan oi the Magazine; tlat
all The wIilS's 10, CONT. buttons have establish.
ed IL m tnt pnpuuI iavdr vii, cnniuu, To- make
II their ulvt lun u continuation nitIl the pub
lie, and i',ni 'nn relations o the publishers with
nu'hnrs on - sides VI tie ht.nntic will enable
them 10 rI materially the variety, Interest and
yaluc ui psgr-
lhy have gg'ai pleasure III f. ,ltcuncing TIM. N ?.
nutlnr iuT Intnafy cont ans thr Irst charters o n
Stw Itnnn!ts. nui!oi Tho irulsssor. sio-y,-
wrluen 'A.ISSsi! ioI lls pages by Ohvr: Wendell
l!u mes, 10 bc rru,nued IN sucu.,t,iig numbers uf
tie Mngizins .n1JuEaJr, ne yhaf
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lars pcr Jchr I.ct'g5 ID % apy part Of The Z. :
CtLsa --Ivu Cupi.,, five !)u'liFs, Five copies,
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Subscribers :iiyigg If'i- "p yssri VIZ; IS coats
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! Jept, rs .ar'la.lra.
Sub.Jli!fi ms EfTy commence with Ony numb,r:
aud r- A ti. nNul''srs Hc >,'repiypot, back mum
bcIsraH ,lwnys be furnished. All ofders should
be add ios- 81 t.
TlCKNOR 3 FIELDS, Publishers.
tii Ntsii' 's-oa S'fuvl, :osou, M =
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L.. W. Case,

J.. W. Case,
Has been doing a good service TO thi:
community by cleaning& renovuting feath.
or beds. Hpying tested the merits of hi.
work We are prepared to recommend every
one else 10 do the same thing. Old feathers
In his ski.lIul hands, ure per iectly renewed
He can lie found at his room oppos tic liz,
Post Office.
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RELLAiisE TIME TABLE,
TRAINS LEAVE


TRAINS LEAVE
For Columbus and Cincinnati, at 3 90 A.
NJ, 3 10 a. NJ, 6 35 p. M.
For Cleveland and Pittsburgh. at c. 90 A.
M, Il .25 A. NJ, 0 ~ P NJ.
Fer Baltimore, AT 1920 noon, $50 p. M
TAO A.. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE
From Columbus and Cincinnati, at | 0. AS
A. M, II rs A. NJ, 9.25 P. NJ.
From Cleveland and Pittsburgh, at 80
NJ, $50 p. M, IL .05 Am.
From Baltimore, at 8.l6 A. H., AIS A. M
40 P. NJ.
0HrSpecial train, &c. o. R. r. runs to
Bridgeport every morning, Sundays excep-
tcd) at 7, returning Immediately.
FKElGHTs: &. g. p. K. K. Freight train
leaves ut ll.O8 A. M, arrives at 90 P. NJ
e O X Il Freights leave No. | at 4 90 A NJ
and No. = at 1000 OPM. Arrive No. ! at 0.
Is P M, and No. Q at l0.45 NJ.
No. Freight train West. and No. 2
Freight train East will carry passengers.
05-C 81 p and G o r r trains run on
Columbus time; Baltimore trains run on
Baltimore time, which is abou, IS minutes
faster tnan Columbus time.
November Id, 1859.
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5flarriages.

On Thursdny the 18th inst, by Rev. s.
Siegiried, Mr.. JOHN Il. ANDREWS, tc
Miss. ELIZA JANE ANCHRUM, all o.
Bemon; county.
At Borncsville, O. Jan. "a, by Rev. Jas
Henderson, DR.. J. s.. WAY, to Miss. s
GRAHAM.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. %, 1860.
A bill appropriating $500 900 for State
Armory, passed the Legislature on Sa,ur.
day.
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Abe I.incOln's

Abe I.incOln's
Chances for the nomination for the Prcsi.
denry al, Chicago arc Frightening Lincoln
would inspire enthusiasm among the Op-
position fttcct that would bear down all
Opposition. ,1 ... .|.
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DEATH OF CAPT. MOVES,

BosTcN, Jan. 81, 1869.
Capt. Joseph @. Noyes of the revenns
cutter Jaskson, d.ed at Eastport [, Maine, OF
Tuesday, and wns buried yesterday. He
had been IN the revenue service about 80
vpurs.
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ARREST ON CHARGE OF FALSE
PRETEN
ST.. LOUIS, Jan, 81, is

of' OUU
Joseph Hymnn of the firm of Hyman &
Gum, commission merchants of this city,
was arrested te.day on the charge of OBJ
tanning, under false pretenecs, money and
goods to the extent of $4,000.
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FROM HAVANA.

New. ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1860.
The steamship Cahawba brings Havana
advices of the 10Th, but no news Of impor.
lance. Sugar and Exchanges were un-
changed.
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WASHINGTON, Jon. "a,

In the Virginia Legislature reso luton
hes been introduced ior the appointment OF
joint Committee of ls to,,rcport on the rec
cmmgndatinn Of Hon. hr. Meminger, ,the
Commisso oner from South Curolna.
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New Adver,istments.

Mayor wilson,
OF Wheeling, was re-e lected last Mon
day. The election passed Off quietly.
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Executors S Notice.
.A-TTACEINGEHTT.

Henry Mumma against Jethroe Davis.
DEFORE Moses Melton, Justice of the Peace
ID OF Kirkwood township, Belmont county,
On the 22d day OF December, 1853, said Justice
issued an order OF attachment in the ubcve action
for the sum OF tweniy-three dollars.
HENRY MUMMA.
IIendrysbu,gh, o p, Jan. l2, 1850. janl93ipI
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.c0oKlA G loves.

cooKlA g S -lOYgS s
No.7, Pluto, for coal;
do P, do do
do 7, Tropic, DOL
do 8, do do with Gas arrangements
do 9, do dDN
Also, 3 Size OF Tropic
without gas arraGg'mt
No q Large Oven E,na DO do do
do 3, do do DO dJ DO
DO =, Eureka, burns both wood and c9al;
90 9, DO do do do
do J, Wsstefn Virginian, icr coul
do 2, DO do DO
do 3, do 90 DO
do 2, AndoIson's Drum Stove
do 3, 60 do Improved.
Together with many others, such as Defiance
sizes; Crescent, do; inrileyg improved, &c. &c
and grent number Of Pnrior nnd Heating Stoves
Crates Fendcrs, &c, Of different patterns. al Q
which will bo disposod o on the most roafonabl
toInis, by THOS. q. CUbBERISON,
augll59 Main Street. Bridgeport. Ohio.
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GENT is.

At the residence Of Mr. A. GifTen, in this
township. on the 22d irsk, after a long ill.,
ness, MAREEN SIMPSON, in the 6s,h
year of bis ego.