The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-12-02

he first Monday In August, was that John
was elected Delegate to Congress
~ 1922 majority over all other candidates.
6rBornum's Illustrated News has been
'old to Gleason, Of Boston, for the sum of
$4,000, and will be merged in Gleason's
Pictorial.
05-Among the members elected to the ,
New York Legislature, is Mr.. Dawson, a
newspaper carrier.
0J-Senator Gwin, of California, is strongly
in favor of Benton's route for the Pacific
Railroad.
0TMR. PRICE, one Of the counsel for
Swami, is out in two column article in the
Hagersiown Herald, to prove that the verdict
OF the jury was righteous one.
0FA GooD WASH FOR THE HAlR.--Beat
the whites oss!x eggs into froth, and with
that anolnt the head close to the roots Of the
hair. Leave 1t to dry on; then wash the head
and hair thoroughly with mixture of rum and
rose water in equal quantities.
0rContempla,ng the violent rupture in
the State of New York, contemporary sug.
gests the probability Of its 5eiug the "good
time" that was said to be coming before the
election.
6T-NEw YORK, Nov. 25.-The packet
ship "Consttuiion," arrived at quarantine to
day from Liverpool She had one hundred
deaths on board during the passage, aud
twenty are still sick.
07-The steamer Arctic has been driven
ashore on Beaver Island, Lake Michigan and,
will prove, it is feared, a total loss. The
steamer Louisiana, belonging to c. ii. Reed
OF Erie, sprung leak in going out of SAM
dusky harbor, and sunk.
0TThe steamer North Carolina arrived al
Portsmouth, Va; on Tuesday night, from
Baltimore, in the short space of ten hours
running time, averaging IS miles an hour
This speed is rarely reached by steamboat.
on the chesapeake.
O~ISnrAN AGENT, Mr.. MANYPENaY.--
Alfred Guthrie formerly delegate to Congress
from Nebraska, makes these charges agains
George w. Manypenny. First, that he di,
not attempt to make single treaty with tn,
Indians, though sent out for that purpose
Second, that he used his influence To secnr,
the election OF pro-slavery delegate to Con
gress. Third, that he used money 10 accom-
plish his object. Forth, that he has encouraged
lawlessness among the Indians.
OFHon Henry A. Wise has recent,
married. To any dear bachelor friend, st.
chatting between two opinions" we say
"Go thou and do like Wise"
0rAt the last accounts, the Indians were
committing alarming depredatons on the Ric
Grande frontier. A number of ofMexican'troops
under Lieutenant Jones, had started in pur.
suit of them, but at the latest adyices, hat
failed to overtake them.
0TA couple were lately married in
Rochester, N. Y, the Rev. Antoinnette
Brown being the officiating clergyman.
! Few YORK, Nov. %,
The packet ships. "Geo. Herbert" has ar.
rived from Havre, bringing 6i5 passengers.
There were IS deaths on board during the
voyage.
FIRE!--By an extra Bugle from Council
Bluffs we learn that the principal part of that
city is in ashes. The Bugle office was
entirely consumed, but enough material.
were saved to print the paper, Total loss
100000.
0~rA large portion Of the present Cabinet
are said to be favorable to CONTEMPLATED
Pacific Rail Road suitable. The " Y.
Herald is the special organ Of that monstrous
monopoly!
Marietta g. Cincinnati Railroad.
We notice that the Parkersburgh Gaset,e
has an article upon the Marietta road, in
which il states that work upon this line has
been suspended for want OF means We
notice further also, that the Hillsboro' Ga,eite
has copied this article into It's columns, with
full endorsement of its verify. We had
Intended to have given both articles in our
columns, but have msaid the papers.
We cunuot find fault with any Journal for
mani'esting an interest in its local improve
nents, and doing a.! that can be honorably