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NAYsPEpSIA POSITIVELY CURED.-DR.
= D BECK MITH,s ANTI TlpYSPEpTIG PILLS Of

IN
twenty-five ysara a9d sustained by Testimonials from the
the United StateR,
DgsPEPTtC MEDICINE offered public Price,
Mora than 900 boKes disposed
They putup
the number proprietor his
honor and his physician
EFFICACY OF THEIR USE lis neede publish eerliacates
but he numbers them tssYng
their yruea stc from such mon r. Rev Green Bahcp
D. Raleigh NJ C Hon. Geo. Badger O. ST. r. Rev Lo
Ives D. North caroina Hon Judge Potter u Court;
Hon. Beverly Tucker; Hon. VIM. Preston
Combs r4enve John o. T. Senator and
q host Of similar personages
For sale by Jas sgme g N Morrison B. Wheel
E None without the written ON BECR
WITH M d. Petersburg, Va whom dealers please apply
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Or fEaT sssss ensnhAI sap nRia ad64E GA, Ia 90 -.

Qg gfEas aRsss 0MSnhAI Iap mhIh aoa4s{ UTE IA IA @
from New Orleans to all points North and Eaat.
~ ILLIE olS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement.
Daily Trains Chicago
York, fiy hcurs9 Faiys Thirty Doars. 'i='
will find this the Cheapest
Bile Route in every respect = $50 e. t4zss
daily O'Clock p NJ
for Cairo, connecting will the Illinois Central Railroad
Dubaqae ST. Paul. Council Buf and all important points
Upper Aississippi and Missouri .--g - =. lE
Al Chicago the Illinois Central conncts with the Michigan Central
s9t az ss cl.iss A Detroit Niagara Falls and Buffalo to
Aao from Chicago, bv the New Albany and Salem Railroad
Louisville, cinenraii and all poas in Indiana and Ohio
At Niagara Faia with the Lake
al, Quebec, Saratoga Springs and the White
Through keta for all the route
a the C2npah office No. ~ ST. Charles the
Chares Hotsi, Reworieans. W. f. REDDfNG,
my48t Agent Illinois
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MFRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, HssaaGp.
lvE gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR
No 50 Constance street, and also al No
80 Hsva sueet @ Tsrmses month twelve les "a
rsns. ~ LECTURES al % Constance ssrsss weak.
Nhi0 " s =
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.rESHE undersigned will continus GENERAL.
III COMMISSION AND FACT0RAGE BUSINESS at ITO Camp
street. under The styls Of RICHARD A. EUBANkJr, CO.
fe5 = RICHARDN. EURA
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. EMoVAL-The subsoribers have this da1

u Nremoved their Of sADDLERY AND sADDLERY HARD
WARE from their old and in Common street. the
four deors from Camp street. where they intend
will not fail 10 suit purchasers. =
fel d&W6m SMITH & BROTHER.
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A late London letter says that Mr.. Van Buren
and Mr., Fillmore were both present in the gal
leries of the House of Commons during the de-
bate on Tuesday night On Thursday night
Mr.. Bright alluded to this fact, and took COCA
sion to pass high sulogium on our country.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

NEW ORLEANS, oPE- fE vx EEzszzssaa
1V LoUsAs AND GREAT WEST -
ERIN RAILROAD
U III NJ R A r R A N GE M N Ts a
daily from Crossing
Agers at o'clock A. arrives Laourchs
A. NJ Rsurping leaves Lonrchs Crossing O'Clock p NJ
srriyss st Agiers st Q O'clock r NJ. 4s,.5s5g
SPECIAL TRAINS
Special Trnin will Algis Saturday
O'clock returning Monday moYnps
O'Clock A. NJ, arriving Algie alto O'Clock A. NJ
Excursion TckstS, the
every Jay follows- =
10 Bayou des Aleuandes qb
The Train retna for the
desitous Of getting on and of at that point.
mY13 I'm a. b. SEGER Vice President.
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TTNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
warshouss Il John street New AIanulac
under
Clothing esr for the Home aud Export Trade
e'' CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. :, d
coak capes Army and Navy Gooda Reeng and Pea
Jackets Walking and Riding Eeggins. y
CLoT a@' ~ s---S
and Plain Carriage eoths do Cloths
Tapsums, Printed and Plain Piano Forte and Table coye Horse
Govern. sf =
AIR WORK. .a.ss
Air Bed Pillows, Cuhion LePreerysrs Boaa Baoys,
Hess Of all kinda
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES.
Breast Pumps Syringes Hospital Sheeng, Ga Bags, Nipple
Shields, Nung Botes resthing Riugs, CHS tubing. -.
The Goods this Company warranted 70 nAnd
Climate. d. III. WILSON, PEesident
F.M. sHxPrA ARD, Treasurer and eTstary, js2 24n
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FEsHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON
RAILING Co ths solo m.nuacs9rera Of Grove ps ess;
Wire nng The pree and warranted the cheapest made II ihe
United Saes They make Castings ofCuInrs Of
poorusrd shaars Trasses ss and Lne 0hiee
Railing rds yerandas Brackets yanltovers Anchors
and lowest prices and the hse o. the
work for baldpgsof class Sections d s heir wSrk a.
10 81 Duane doorH eas hd
way FoundTy foot of as h sttee ct mysi u
asOOTS, SHOES AND HArS.-We have just
received Iosuso Ward and North America spen
every Thing las which e will ssit on accom-
nlodating terms.
~ NEWHALL, VALENTINE co.,
msH 81. 56 and IS Common street,
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-19

Nj Gardner was inaugarated to day, the
tone of his message princi pally upon foreign
population. He notices the great increase OF
immigration, beggary and crime, incident to
it, and urges that wise statemanship should
interfere W thin the limits of the constltu-
ton to control these elements. He con-
tends that the dominant race must regulate
the incoming class. and recommends all
schools in the State shall use the same Ian
guage, and to ashland all military compa =
nies founded on and developing exclusively
foreign sympathies.
To retain the bible in the public schools,
and to oppose church of State. He is par
ticularly severe on the imported dcmagogues
agrarians, red republicans and others.
He is opposed to the easy way of na,u
razation, and holds that foreigners are ed.
titled to enjoy all the blessings of the coun
try, but the nation should continue to admin
lister laws according to our own Judgement
He recommends an amendment to the con
stitution, SO that the alien elective franchs,
shall be restricted to 2lyears after naturali
zation.
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The Temperance Gases.

The Supreme Court to-day, took Up sevorh'
cases, involving the constitutionaliiy o! the
Temperance law of the last session OF the
Legislature. BY agreement, the oral nrgu-
ments are to be made by r.. q. Corwine nd
Pugh, of Cincinnati, for the defendants, and
by Attorney General McCook, for the State.
This morning Mr.. Cora inc made the opc-
ming argument. II was arle, and clearly
presented the mun points upon which the
defendants rely. We Condense them as fol.
lows:
/. The constitution does not grant the au-
thority to the Legislature to pass a,prohib-
tory liquor law. lie cited the bill of rights,
aud the language of the clause specially vo.
ted upon by the people to sustain his position.
2. The law itself is so framed that per-
son must violate the first three sections be-
fore he can be convicted. A violation of one
OF them does no, incur the penalty which is
in the 9Th sec. The word "and" does not
mean "or.' Courts mnst construe this class
OF laws strictly; and in favor of freedom,and
the rights of the citizens
8 The bill was not passed in accordance
with the requirements of the Constitution,
and is therefore no law. The Constitution
requires all bills to bs read three SCI crate
times, on three seperate days. This bill was
an amendment liz the Senate, proposed sy
MIR. Williams, Of Coshocton, in committee
OF the Whole, and was not cad in Senate
but once
Mr. Cofwine fortified these points by ref
erence to decisions, &c, in Ohio, and other
States. We Lave not time to-day, to refer
to them at !ength. The Court, at noon, ad.
Jonrned till half pas, hine tomorrow morn
ing, when Mr. Pugh will speak on the same
side, and the Attorney General will reply
There is much interest felt in these cases,
and several points of great Importance are
involved-O. $. Journal.
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED-On the llth inst. by Isaac Bar
ton, Esq, Mr.. JOHN DEvALT and Miss IsA-
BELLA HUGHES.
On Tuesday, the 10th inst, by ID vd NJ
Davies, Esq, Mr. HENRY DoSNsR and Miss
EUDoxIA PENN. all of this county.
On Tuesday, the 10th inst, by Rev. ID.
Trueman, Mr. THOMAS HoRsEMAN and Miss
ANN +. HEssEY, of this place.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-19

OErThe Ereans are again at their scan
dalous work of destroying the Rail Road
The mob is again in the ascendant, and the
law abdging citizens, sheriff and other Off
GERS arc treated with contempt und in some
instances personal violence. Is it want Of
power, or want of will on the part of the
public authorities that will account for such
enOrmities!
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0tFLet not the length Of the speech on the
first and fourth page of to-day's paper deter
any one from reading it. 1t will be found to
be a lucid expose Of the principles of the great
American Reform party. Any one who reads
Mr.. Banks speech will find that he is one OF
the liberal minded lovers of his country, and
is no, an intolerant proscripton,st.
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Sandwich Islands.

Reports Of many obstacles to the anncxa-
tien of the Sandwich Islands have got into
circulation. One report saws President
Pierce is opposed to it on account of the
price asked for it. Another is that the PRINCE
oithe Islands has put his veto upon the meas
ure. Another,,hat our government is bound
by Treaty with England and France not
to receive it.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3Sth, 1854

are new.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3Sth, 1854.
can send you some rich facts in relation
to an effort made by Forney Cushing, and
the President, to force Secretary Guthrie to
surrender, illegally, $4,000 of the United
States money into the hands Of the proprio-
tors OF the Union. At the close of the last
session of Congress, the House passed a res
olution increasing the pay of the employees
OF the House twenty per cent. Under this
resolution Judge Nichol son and Forney put
in nearly 100000 extra pay as public print
ers. But Secretary Guthrie refused to al
low it, as it did not come within the intcn-
ton OF the resolution of the House. Upon
this, Forney went to the President, who i'm
mediately wrote note to Guthrie, ask ng
him tO postpone the case until he could OBJ
tain the opinion Of the Attorney General
This request was complied with and Cush-
ing wrote out long argument, fortified by
ID cUrruborAting opinion from distinguished
politician OF Alabama. With these decis-
ions Forney again called on the Seeretory
and demanded the 100000; but the old Keu-
tuckian still refused, even without stopping
to read Cushing's long rgmarole. Said he,
81 am as good lawyer as Mr.. Gushing; but
this is not Il question of law at all it is sim
ply Il question of fact, and of the intentions
OF the House in the resolution" At this
FoIney took fire, and his language was so
far insulting that Guthrie brought his sledge
hammer fist d Iwn upon the table, Us he eX-
claimed. swell, III be ID if | pay it,"
Forney went again 10 the President, and
told him that "Old Guthrie says he will be
Id ii lie will pay that moncy;" when the
! Prcsidenl flew into u rage, shifting the table
with his fist, and exclaimed s.l'il be ID il
he shun't pay it, He instantly dispatched
note to Guthrie, asking to call at the White
House on the matter OF the "money due tc
the Union" The Secretary immediate ly
obcycd the summons, and after some liltlt
talk, SAID, mir. President, am your officer
but still nm responsible, to some extent
for the conduct of my department, and to pay
this money W 'uld not only greatly damage
my character, hut il is opposed to my sens,
OF right. 1t will give Inc great pleasure tC
resign, either voluntarily, or on receiving
letter requesting my withdrawal from YOU
The bold stand taken by the Secretary pu
Forney, Gushing and the President, to their
trumps. Congress was to meet in twent!
drys, and to allow Guthrie to resign at that
time, under such circumstances, would b.
opening a breach which it would be impt S
sible to close. The matter was Therefore
put off until the end OF the present Congress
These are facts without establishment or ex
aggeraton. AN INsIDER.
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SllERIFF'S SALE.
J. f. Grove
rs:
Ann l.. Pool.

u Y virtue Of an order of Sale to me drec-
- ted from the Court orCommon Plcas Of Belmont
County, Ohio will offer for Sale Pubic Auction on
Tuesday, The 1871 day Of February, A. u.
ISIS, bciwec the hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ aud o.
clock M. cf said day at the front door the Court
House III St Ctarsville, Belmont County, ohio, the fol
lowing i' sCrinCd lands and teCCNtS 70 wit: Situate I've
lng ana Being IN the County Of Belmont aud state of
ONO, aud bounded and described follow: Lois
Nosonc, lour, and twenty .tght, III the town nj the
Great western III said comfy, aId GsU O.r tract
or parcel ui land supposed to he aud la atrcs
being all that portion of land whIcA GHr Lee lUug nf
Benjamin Barrett which lies south OI tA" owu p'at of
the Great Western in Belmont COaEts iiiiu ,u.,,i.
ed on the East by Isaac Lea formerly Jui M,if:rHcn
the South ly John SIaunou on the We.t, i, ,;,i.
ty Road, and on the North by town plat ui i treat
western III said nnty. Shcrll's OihCe, ST. t!a,.si r
January the lzth lob
JOHN c. NICHOLS, sll,riy.
Jyn. I2th, lejj 1915.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NJ Office is hereby given that the Part
= ncrshp herctnprc existing between IIancs &,
cher in Lloyd svil!c, was this day Dissolved by
tual consent Athose indebted TO the said firm, will
please call and settle their accounts by Noe other.
wise.
The business will he continued ry Iancs snh Broth
er, in the place. Thankful for past favors. the
present irm earnestly solicit continuation of the same
patronage.
lam l0--1 nd.
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DEATHS.

On Tuesday Evening, the 10th inst DR..
JosEPH HEwETsoS, IN the both year Of his
age.
His Funeral will take place tomorrow,
(Thursdoy,) at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
His remains will be inferred in the prcsby-
terian Buryng Ground
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kRaTrRoNG's MILL, Jan. IL, 1855. z

RESPECTED EDIToR:-
Will you please to insert the following in
your paper. There is near Barnesville, u So
ciety organized consisting Of seventeen mem
bers, called the Belmont Anti-1obacco So
eiety." The most OF the members of this So
ciely were inveterate tobacco chewels and
smokers, who became convinced by expert
ence and observation that the use of Tobac-
co was not only injurious to the human sys-
TEN but also useless and expensive hubit.
They have therefore pledged themselves to
abstain from the use Of the "foul Virginia
weed" as q luxury. and also discourage the
use oft in the 'young and rising genera,
ton" May its votaries in other places, ''gc
and do likewise" NJ. p.
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6FWe see by the Columbus papers that
John III. Heaton, Esq, of this place was ad-
mitted to the bar of this State by the Su-
preme Court at Columbus. His time as
Clerk of the Common Pleas Court expires
on the 18th proximo.
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The Board Of Education of Richand Town
ship is requested to meet in ST.. CLAIRsvILLE,
on SATURDAY, the goth of this month, at
o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose Of making ar
fangements concerning the Library.
Jan 8, 1855.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John Neiswanger
US.
Isaac Neiswanger.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed
4 , from the Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont
County Ohio will offer for sale at Public Auction on
Friday, the End day Of February, A. d..
1853 between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
T.. OF said day the premises OF Isaac Neiswamgcr,
IN Richand township Belmont County, Ohio, the fol.
lowing goods and chatGls TO wit: Two Bay Mares, One
Three year old Colt, one Black Mare One Spring Colt
Three Mich Cows -Four head of young Cattle aud oI
of Wheat in the Barn, supposed he Two Hundred bush
els. Sheriff Office, 81. Cairsviile, Jan. 10. 1855.
JOHN U. NICHOLS, sheriff.
Jan. 10, 1855. SLIP
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GTWe have received Catalogue of the
Wheeling Female Seminary, and take plea
sure in again recommending this institution
to parents and guardians as the very best
hool for young ladies in this part of the
country. The Spring Session commences,
the frs, Monday in February.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ST. CLAtRsytLLE Jan

ST. CLAiRsvILLE Jan. ~.
Eggs, To- Butter, IS. Flour, 900. Hams
10. Shoulders, 7. Sides, 4 Corn Meal,
10. Sugar, 7@s. Coffee, II. Molosses
Sl@33 Oats, 37@4O. Glover Seed 800
Timot 'y--scarcc 3,2j@3,5o. Dried Apples
90. Nails saDd 4,S7, Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 2,s5 Lard DC. Potatoes SI,25.
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@!ndispositon must be our apology for
not CO implying with the kind invitation 10 a
school meeting at Pleasant Hill. We hope
10 We more fortunate at some future time, ,und
get there.
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PANAMA KAILRoAD.-This work, which is
to connect, by Railroad, the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans, it is announced, will be open
for travel by the middle of this month.
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GrWhen will the leaders Of the late Sth
January convention be satisfied with the evil
fruits OF tlcir ruinous policy! 1t seems that
they are not only determined to continue
their former treatment, needless Of the COM
plaints of a wiongcd, and injured people, but
10 increase, if not double the dose.
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SHERIEF'S SALE.
John Parr
u.s.
Theuker Mitchell g. Co.

pY virtue Of an alias Execution" to drectcd from the
ID Court of Common Peas of Belmont Cuuuly, OhI !,
| will offer for Sale al Public Auction on
Tuesday, the 18Th day Of FeJruary A. ID.
S55 between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and oclo *
p NJ of said day at front door OF the Court Hot
in ST. Cllrsvc. Belmont County, Ohio, the following
described lands aud euemcns Wit Situate ylHg and
being the County of Belmont and Stale OF ONO, and
bounded and described lnliOws TO wit Being apart
OF the North East quarter Section numDc 20 Town.
ship number 4, and Range number ,, containing one
third of an acre OF land with Frame House the same
being the house occupied by Ni.tcent Mitchell, Ia
ken Execution the individual ro2crty OF said Nln.
cent Mitchell.
sherih's Oice January the l2th, 1850
JOHN Z. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Jan. II, lGJJ 81 90 ~
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tTRey. James Harlaw, has been elected
U. S. Senator from Iowa, to succeed Senator
Dodge. Term will commence March 4,
1855. Mr.. IIarlaw was was the Anti Ne
braska candidate, and has received repeated
testimonials of the esteem and confidence .!
the people Of Iowa.
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0FWm. X. Carlc, Esq, who is to be in.
nugurated into the office Of Clerk of the c.
p. Court for this county on the lath Of Feb
ruary, has taken up his residence among us.
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HTHon. w. u. Barbour, district Judge,
has been indicted, in Yuba county, Calitor-
MIA, for an assault with deadly weapons upon
C. p. Stdger.
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BosToN, Jan. 8.
Jacob F. Brown messenger OF the New
England Bank hung himself from the window
OF the house he boarded at. The rope broke
and he fell and killed himself
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GrThe Ohio State sman says that "Know
nottingham is Whiggery." How long since
that same Statesman announced that what
he calls whiggery was dead!
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SlIERIFFS SALE.
Alexander Armstrong
Us:
aU,p,ln, II II 4 D.,.., NNT:1l

Alexander Hall and Perry Wilkinson.
pI virtue of an alias Execution to me d.
u rected from the Court of Common Pleas OF Bel.
NOM County Ohio, viii onGr for sale Al Public Auc.
ton at the front door of the Court House in ST. Glars.
vile in said county, OH
Tuesday, the 18Th day Of February, A. D.
1853, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. and o.
cIock I. NJ OF said day, the folio wing described lands
aud iememcnts, Situate Lying and being III the county
OF Belmont ANA State OF ONO, and bounded aud desert
he'd as follows 10 wit: Lois No. 6--IO-Il-I!-iJ-IG
1--ls-l9-C-2l-22 and &3, in the town OF the Great
Western taken in Execution al tie suit OF Alexander
Armstrong.
Sheritl's Office, January the i2th Rti,
JUiNC. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Jan. II, lS5j s3uO
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NEW ADVERTISEMEN
FARM For SALE,
ROAD NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given, that a Petition
Y will lie presented to the Commissioners of Bel.
mont County, Ohio. thr 5th day Of March next for the
laying out and establishing of graded road, commcn
cling the National Road at the Fast end of Farvicw.
and running in Southery direction the nearest and
hest nersect tho graded road, running West
from Barnesville, in Gre"rs lane, where the present
road now intcrsects said road.
Jan .l0th--3t pd.