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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-16

TxE MEETING on THE 22D.-We have
the most cheering word from eur friends in
the various parts of the county that they
will turn out en- masss to the meeting, and
make it gathering worthy of our cause
and our noble leader. Let everybody come
We understand the Flushing delegation
will bring the Cadiz Band with them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-16

TIE DEMOCRATIC MEETIEG.--During tht
week of the Fair, and thesession Of Court
the Democrats supposed, of course, they
could rally sn immense crowd to Demo,
cratic meeting. With this intent flaming
call was issued, and appeared in the Gaaeftt
calling on the Democracy of Belmont and
the adjoining counties TO come uP-to come
in wagons, buggies, big teams; on horse
back, on foot, come every way" "Come
and lei the sound of your mighty march
strike terror into the hearts of the epposi-
ton, whose disunion sentiments threatens
the the peace and permanency of the Re-
public" Notwithstanding this tremendous
flourish oftrumpets, the masses didn't come
and there was no mighty march TO strike
terror, &c, &C. At the ringing Of the bell
the audience congregated in the Court
= House, and there was a cause pening in
which there were about one, hundred wit
ing was for court, pressed into the court
room. The room was pretty well filled, but
there were large number of FREMONT and
FILLMORE men on hand. w. CUL. GAS.
TON, ESQ.,, was the speaker. We heard but
small portien of his speech, and did not
gather the course of his argument. Mr. Gs
Is q very pleasant speaker, and can interest
q crowd from his manner more than the
substance of his remarks.
In the evening the Court House was
pretty well filled. with an audience called
together to hear the speech of s. NJ. HAET,
Esq, of Cincinnati. 1t took but few min
utes to convince the crowd tfat Mr. HART
was mot a DEMosTHEKEs, and they COM
menced quietly dropping out, until there
were but about fifty persons in the room
during the last half hour of his speech
Mr.. HART has not single element of a
popular speaker. He undertook 20 prove
that the Republican party was Pro Slavery
party, and then went on TO say that the
success of FREMONT would be SO severe
blow at the institution o: Slavery that they
(the South> would dissolve the Union
Beautiful line of argument! He said, fur
tbermore, that the Republican party not
only did not ask for Southern support, but
they actually repudiated it. Now this is
well known to be untrue. He also said that
there was not FREMONT electoral ticket
in a single Southern State Such bare
faced stateme Mt as that needs no denial.--l
There are no people in Ohio but will see
in q moment that the assert ion is false.
The meeting of the, Democracy on
Wednesday may be regarded as a great old
.faaLs. Judge THURMAN, Col. HARRIS, of
Kentucky, Col. MEDARY, Judge KENEoK
Nebraska-Biil LAWRENCE, SAm'L NJ. HART,
aud Amos LAYMAN. Esq, were announced
as the speakers. Bands OF music were
announced "to enliven the proceedings
(they needed enlivening,) but the masses
stayed away--Judge THURMAN didn't come
nor did HARRIS, nor MEDARY, nor LAW
RENEE, nor LAYMAE; the bands of music
were not there to enliven the proceedings;
in short they're the "don't come party A
friend from a distance who came to the
Fair, and attended the meeting, remarked
10 US, that "it was the first time he ever
saw Democratic meeting called together
by the Sheriff and kept together by the
posse comitQtus". 'Niss-s -.s...
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The klectian

The election in this county passed of
with considerable excitement. The vote
has not been so large for number ofyears
as it was on Tuesday. The following is
the vote on the State ticket: Democratic,
2 800: Republican, l,6oo; American, 1900.
LAWRENCE. [Dem.) for Congress, has six
hundred majority in the county. The en-
tire Democratic county ticket was elected
by from t@c 10 FIVE hundred majority.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-16

GEWe regret to learn tn at Hon Jacob
Bckensderfer, Sr., father of the member OF
the Board OF Public Works, died at his res
Idence at Canal Dover. on 29th uit., in the
66th year of his age. He was one of the
earliest settlers of the State, and served in
the Legislature, and also as an Associate
Judge. and in the Constitutional COnven-
tion.-O. $. Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-16

An EDITOR KILLED IN A DUEL.-A tel
egraPhic dispatch from Charleston informs
% that w. r. Taber, Esq, Editor of the
Charleston Mercury, was killed in duel
on Monday afternoon. Mr. Taber, since his
connection with the Msrcurg, has been no.
ted as one of the most strenuous advocates
of Slavery Extension.-N. Y. Times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-16
FROM NEW YORK.

OCT.-Thc Rev. Constantine Pise of St.
Charles Roman Catholic Church in Brook.
Iyn, publishes a card this morning denying
in the most positive terms The statement OF
the Express o! Saturday, that he had. while
Chaplin to Congress, administered the sa.
crament of the Eucharist to Col. Fremont.
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FLORIDA ELECTION.

COLUMBIA, S. e. Oct. il,
The Americans, or Fillmore party, have
carried Columbia county, Florida, by large
majority; also Duval and Madison counties,
same State. Middle Florida shows large
American gain. 1t is believed the Ameri-
cans have carried the State.
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lTLettcr of NJ. Madison to Mr. Clay
in June, 1888 Mr. Madison wrote to Mr..
Clay in these memorable words:
''It is,,painfnl to see the unceasing efforts
to alarm the South by imputations against
the North OF Unconstitutional designs on
the subject of slavery. You are right, |
have no doubt, in believing that no such
intermedlng dis position exists in the body
of our northern bret'lern. Their good faith
is sufficiently guaranteed by the interest
they have as merchants, as ship owners,
and as manufacturers, in preserving union
with the sla a7eholding STATES. On the other
hand, what madness in the South to look
for greater salty in disinon. 1t would be
worse than jumping into the fire for fear of
the frying pan"
What was true when Madison expressed
the foregoing sentiment, is equally. If not
more true now. There has been deliberate
and systematic attempt to prejudices the
South, by al tiul calumny, eliminating on!
whole people, as their enemies, and assail-
ing them as missionaries who would spread
uSsoidlioi WIN 4iiS uiiu S"o'u' II 10 hot Z"
interest alone, which guarantees good faith
on the part of the North, as Mr.. Madison
irtimentS, among other reasons, for dlspu-
ting the charge made in his day. The Con
sttution enjoins certain d. ties, and recog-
nizes certain rights, which are reguarded
as of more commanding authority than any
suggestion of interest. As long as that in
strument stands the Union must be preserved
North and the South will find equal protect
ton IL is false that any design, inimca-
to the South, is entertained in the free
State. We share a common inheritance,
and sh ould aim at a common destiny. =
American.
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FIR ON WASHINGTON.

Ocr. l4.-The steam frigate Wabash ar
rived at Annapolis this afternoon. The
President will arrive here tomorrow even
ing. The 7th district volunteer militia, and
civic procession will receive him and escort
him to the White House.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
COUGRS,COIDS, HOARSEEEss, INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPIhG
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA. IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,

and for the relief of consumptiyc patients in advanced
STAGES of the dSerse.
We need not sIeak to the public Of its virtues.
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet If the
American States its wonderful Of pulmonary
plants have made it already known. Nay few are the
families any civilized country this continent without
personal experience Cf It's effects and frwer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
living trophy e! its victory tine sutle and dan
gerous diseases Ji iLe jhTuot uGi uTgs. lille it is tie
most powerful .Gtiate yet known to man tr the foi-
lable and dangerous SrasrS Of the pulmonary organs Il
is also the pieaSaits and safest remedy tist ~
pluyed or Infants and yuylE persons Parents should
have il in s,0,c against lie insiduIs enemy that steals
upon them rnpg,i,,.ri. ", have giUIiRu grounds to
believe the CHtKY ffcint mon" lives 10y the CON
suip0ns it lrcvol- Ian ii.Sc L cur;s- Keep It by
y0lI AMI your cvlS while they cUrai.e- nor
iect them unt human skill master the inex"Tabe
cauber that fastened tlc Wits. eats rurr fe away
All know the r'a'f,! fa.r'y Uf Ur.r .SCrrierS an!
they know the virtues Of this rc,v. need net do
more tl, il still u:sle tho hest il can
be- We spare cost toll to produce II tho
ano-t perfect possible and tis afford hOse who rely
it the best uGcut which skill furnish !or their cure
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PROCLAMATION.

State of Ohio do hereby notify Ihe Qused Electors
of the State OF Ohio II assemble IN their respective
Townships and Wards, at the usual places OF holding
elections, on
TUESDAY the Fourth Day OF November, A. ID. IS56,
and then aud there proceed The law Directs 10
elect
Twenty Three Electors o! President and Vice freNi
dent OF the United Sta.Cs,
In pursuance OF the Constitution and Laws of the
UnIed States and of this state.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I nave hcreunto set my
Eand, and caused the Great Seal OF the Stat
sEALl OF Ohio to hc affixed, NJ CUlGmhhS. this nine
teenth day ot September, IN the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud nay sX and OF
the independence OF the United states the eighty rs
By the Governor =. L. CHASE.
H. RASrR Secretary at state. ocNd
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1f(arriito.

On the 7ih inst. by Rev, John Mofiat, Mr.
GEORGE BRowN, and Miss SARAE }. SUTTON,
On the I'd inst, by Rev. John Mofflt, Mr.. JOSEPH
GIFlN, and Miss MARY JANE AULr
Sept 30.h by Rev. J w. Shirer, Mr. JosEPH P.
AcToN and Miss MARY E Fowler. all OF Belmont
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Wtto A0bertisements.
gEROCIAMATION.

4 NoIlce is hereby given TO the qualified Eiec
Of Belmont county in the State OF Ohio. that they
in the several ships in aid county. at the
usual pia,e o. holding eleCti OTs in said townships on
Tuesday the 4h day of November, \. ID. 1856,
then and thare proceed elect by ballot, accOrdng Q
law. tWentytlree electors for President and Vice
President of the United States.
BY orier uI the Governor of the State of Ohio.
JOHN G. NICHOLS,
ocIG;dl Sheriff of Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-16

General Debility, such as often manifests
itself after an attack of fever, is always
most difficult 10 get rid Of, save when the
sufferer is furnished with an invi goI ating
tonic to really innate him and entice back. .as
it were, the very life which had almost taken
its inal flight. For this purpose Carter S
Spanish Mixture is The grand desideratum
and should always be rcsorted to, for its ef
fects are no less astonishing than, beneficial
H. HALEXANDER, St. Clairsviile
A. e. MARTIN, ST. Clairsville.
JAS Baker, Wheeling,
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Geo. G. Bethel. Flushing.
RS Clark, Mcrristown.
II. II. Mott, Rarnesville.
NJ. Z. Niles x Son, Somerton.
And by Dealers IN MedlclLes everywhere.
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uBEIMoNT COUNTY BIBL

u-BELMoNT COUNTY BIBLE
S SOCIETY, auxiliary 10 the
American Bible Society, viii hold its An
nusi Meeting in the Presbyterian Church,
St. Clairsville, on Tuesday, November ii,
at Al o'clock, A. M. The Rev. w. M.
GRIMES, of Csdiz. is expected to deliver the
annual address. .er =
J.. WooDRoFFE, Secretary.
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@The. Philadelphia Times announces
that the celebrated Horace Binney, the pride
and honor of the bar of that city, has de-
-clared for Fremont.-O. 5. Journal.
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sRsstat gnttllige1tt.
To Teachers.

BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
4 ~ IsERs, will meet in the school house
on Marietta street in ST; CIAIRsvILLE,
IN 5uro-I 0ctober lS.-st 10 O'Clock A M-1
By order OF the Beard.
ID ID. T. COWEN. Clerk
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BosToN, Oct l4.--The Democrats of the
4th Congressional District have nominated
RUFUS Choate for Congress. 1t is doubtful
if he accents
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Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

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INDIANA ELECTION.

.r INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IA.
We have whipped the old line democrats
like the devil.
"REPUBLICANS. -
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LOHN B. MARTIN AND HIRAM ,

Ohm B. MARTIN AND HIRAM G.
~ Martin, (LaIc partners trGdins under the name
aud firm OF J. b. Martin " co., Jonn Wallis Be
fore Moses Melton, ;. r.. of KirkwOod township Bel
mont County. Ohio.
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fourth Cents. HIRAM G. MARTIN.
Hendryebureh Sept. 9Th, i-je- se2J3tpd
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Nc

N DhiN'o iSh YIN - WI iCI1. -No-
tice is herehy:giyen that at the Probate Cour Tor
belmont county the undersigned was appointed
ana qualified Admin of the estate of Geo
Benton late of Belmont county, deceased.
All those indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment; aud those having claims
against SAID estate notified present them for
settlement within one year from this dalc.
OC9]t WILLIAM &. STEW ART Admir-
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4 MARVELLOUS REMEDY
EOs A azARyELLOUS age
-----~- ~-~---~--~~-~--
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!, Salt Rheum 4 Scorbutis
HnmnrS

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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18
4ottrp.
By-and-By.

There IS a little misunderstanding
Elfin, who is ever nigh,
Thwarting every undertaking,
And his name is g By-and-By."
What We ought to do this minute,
Will be better done, he'll cry,
If tomorrow we begin it
" Put it off" says " "By-and-By."
Those who heed his treacherous wooing,
Will his faithless guidance rue;
What we always put off doing,
Clearly we shall never do.
We shall reach what we endeavor,
If on 'Now" we more rely,
But untoRhe realms of Never"
Leads the pilot By-and-By.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18
Business 1irtttorp.

Business Cards of five lines or less will be inserted in
this column for S. 90 per annum For each additional
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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18

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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18
j. M. PARSONS, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.

ST. CHARLES, FLOYD COUNTY, Iowa.
Will promptly and faithfully attend, where his
professional services may be required.
Office at his residence on Kelly Street, south of
the Printing Office. II
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-09-17
GREAT MASS MEETING AT
CAL "A -.

A mighty gathering Of the hosts of
Democracy, will be held at Calais, Mon
roe County, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, the 20A day Of Sept. inst,
at II o'clock, NJ. A hickory will be
raised l6O feet long, and flag will be
presented to the Democracy by tie Ladies
of Calais.
Hon. SAMUEL MEDARY, the war
horse of the Ohio Democracy,
Hon. WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
Hon. EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Hon. JAMES r. NORRIS and w. S.
GASTON, Esq, will address the meeting.
That splendid and popular band the
WooDsFIELD DEMOCRATIC BRASS BAND
will be in attendance.
Turn out, Freemen of all parties, and
hear the truths from the records. and
judge for yourselves.
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endorsing it, how do you think he would
vote, reader :? You would answer this
question just as the one above. Here is
the evidence in the same bill.
And provided .furtter, That any per-
son lawfully held to service in any other
State or Territory of the United States
and escaping into either the Territory of
Kansas or Nebraska, may he reclaimed
and removed to the person or place where
such service is due, under any law of the
United States which shall be in force upon
the subject.
Charl,s voted fQ this, too. Is he in
favor of the Fugitive Slave law, or did
he vote for it just because of its Aboli-
tion paternity? If the latter, were we not
right when we said that Judging by his
votes one might suppose his rule was
something like this, if an Abolitionist
fathers it vote "aye," otherwise "no?'
Answer these questions for yourselves.