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CHrHIsf SUGAR CAEr.-Mr. JosEpH HA

CnrHlsE SUeAR CAEr-Mr. JOSEPH HAR r.
HIS, Of this vicinity has left at our Office a
stalk Of the Annual Chinese Sugar Cane
raised by himself on his farm in the neigh
borhood Of towu. The stalk is eight feet in
height, and three inches in circumference
and excepting the tassel, has very much the
appearance of stalk Of corn. Mr.. HARRIS
has tested its yield, and from Is pounds Of
the cane he obtained six pounds of molas,es
The seed was planted about the FIRST of MAY,
has received precisely the same culture with
the corn crop, in connection with which il
was raised.
Considering the nature OF the season, we
regard the experiment as eminently Success
full, and it might be initiated With success
by many farmers in this region.
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Pope, slightly ALTERED.
Seeing large pile e ne~ tozes in 'roHI
of FRIxr & NAGLEs store day or t@o
since, we stepped in, 10 search perhaps, Of
a "localitum." We found one, too, in the
enormous stock Of clothing they have jnsI
received. 1t is truly astonishing that it
should take such pie Of stuff to dress the
multitude. There lies the manhood of
seciety-.or it is ,he motto of our people
that "Dress makes the man."
There can be found caps and coats, pants
and pesjackets, hats e. hand kerchiefs, sashe 6
and satinetts, in short the largest and bes,
assortment Of clothing OF all kind, sty les
colors. guam ,i;ies, and prices. Call soon and
see if what We say is not verified.
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TIE RAIN.-We were visited by a fine
shower on Monday and Tuesday last, which
although not so soaking and long continued
as might have been desired, is yet thankfully
received. 1t is the first shower ofany con.
sequences for many weeks. The wheat in
the ground will be benefited by it, but it ID
probably too late for any thing else to re.
'ceive much advantage from it.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. %, '56.


TIE The Editor Of the Belmont Chronicle:
In the last Independent Republican there
is an account of a disturbed American meet
ing, held in Some rton, in which a certain
person is charged with being blackguard.
Thinking it would be cut fair to hear both
sizes of the question, the following note
was sent to the Editor of that paper for
publication:
LoYDsvILLE, Sept. %, 1856.
MR. THOMPSON:
In the last number of your paper you are
pleased to say that the Fillmore meeting in
Somerton was disturbed by Republicans,
that one person apJlogized for his conduct,
and you gratuitously offer him your advice
to quit acting the bla, kguard. Now suppose
he did "apoiogize", according to the judg-
ment Of any man who has honor enough to
control lis acts, tn is settles the mat,er, and
the difficulty is adjusted to the satisfac ton
Of both parties. But you, instead of this,
after admitting an apology, have no more
pOHIc pilFhSS dt your COMndnt IMAM tndI OF
"plackguard." This was to be expected,
however, as in your hands it may furnish
means of stirring up rancour between the
Republican and American parties, and
thereby, as far as in your power, prevent
Americans from voting for c. ]. A bright.
We 60 not say .his is SO, only as We judge
by your method of conducting a political
contest. But in regard to The apology"
which you say was made, one word will
suffice, the charge is false; and if such an
apo ogy had have been made, | would have
retrscted it Immediately after seeing your
genteel editorial, deeming as do your CEN
sure much more desirable than ,our praise
Concering your advice, please reserve it for
those who hold it in estimation. But sum
ming up the matter,
Dear Editor, while bot are calm,
(We'il meier adjust it nigher,)
Admit that a blackguard am,
And you yourself a..
Let your conscience fiji! the blank.
Hoping the subscriptions you received to
your re-iis-able paper justified your trip to
Somerton, remain, &C., J. S. ELY.
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We copy the following letters from the
veil informed correspondent Of ths New
York Ecning Post, which appeared in that
paper Of Wednesday. The news from The
Keystone State is most encouraging:
PHILADELPHIA, September 9.
We had glorious meeting at the Rocky
Mountain Hut, in The Fourth Congressiona
District, on Friday night. Some thousand,
of our citizens assembled to hear Judge
Kelly. The houses surrounding the Hui
we're brilliantly illuminated, and had very
pretty effect. Many ladies were present
with their husbands, and when the name o.
"Jessie" was mentioned, as the daughter Of
Colonel Benton, three hearty cheers were
given for her as the one to do the honors o
her husband at the White House. Judge
. Kelly Ipoke for upwards of two hours, ane
and when he closed, the air was filled with
cheers for Fremont, Dayton, Iowa and Yer
mont. Ali classes of our citizens have be
come awakened to the contest. and the vot,
of Philedelphia and Pennsylvania will be
much larger than ever it was. This will b,
,gsinst the "Buchaniers," and they know it
have no doubt of Judge Kelly's elertio.
to Congress, to represent the Fourth Con
gressicnal District.
The Democrats here, who are prominen
in advocating the election OF Fremont an
Dayton, are about forming "Democrati
Club" similar in its objects TO lie OF
jackson Hickory Club several mcm5er
of which still! survive, WHO will join il aH
do good service III The Eoble cause whic.
we are engaged in.
General Smith, whom the Presicent ha
sent to Kansas is Jorge slaseho.ler an
breeder of slaves for sale. This information
/ have from the best su.hority-his lat
fathers family of this city.
PATEIcK HENRY.
P. S,-Ths following is list of prom
nent Democrats, who have left the shar
Democracy, since l gave you my last lisl
and wfo intend 10 vote for Fremont an
Dayton:
Edward d. Roberts, late Democratic can
didate for District Surveyor, &c, Hon. Wm
d. Kelley, Judge of the Common Pleas
Hon. William J. Dusns, son Of the eide
VIM. Daane, and editor Of the old "Aurora; /;
Hon. George N. Stroud, Judge Of the Dis
trict Court; DIR. Benjamin H. Goats, Wn
/. Schafer, John sisty, Thomas William
son, Andrew Brewn, J. w. Martin, DR.. }
8. Cunningham, DR.. w. D. Stoud, Levi
Wister, Isaac c. Price, Benjamin B. Thomai
Robert Hays, Samuel Jsrdsn. Henry w
Whsrton, Joseph II. Hancock, Thomas 7
Pratt, Amos Driggs, Esq.. Jsaa c. sooei.
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"TsE REPUBLICAN PARTY." &c.-This
document issued by the Central COmmitte
of Belmont County is for sale at the Chror.
icle Oeice. Price 30 cents oxen, 81 Sc
Per 100. This Document should bs In the
Assds of every voter in the county. as it
presents the doctrines and aim ofthe Repub.
iean party in their true light. and answers
the charges against our gallant standard
bearer. Clubs should forward their orders
Room.
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To wHcM 1T MAY CoscERN:-Persons
wanting any thing in the way of Perfume ries,
hair oil, fancy soaps, hair brushes. colognes
&C., can be accommodated by calling at A.
c. MARTINS, be has just received a new
> ock of all them articles, and many other
sfancy fxens" too tedious to enumerate.-
Give him call, and you will be sure to be
plessed.
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guard effort. At FIRST an attempt was made
to drown all remarks, old Virginia style
this created excitement, but it passed away
and the meeting ended in three deet ten sas
cheers for Fremont. Andis it any wonder
look at r'the statistics Of the American
mass meeting in Somerton, forty A mericans
ten Democrats, ninety Republicans, ten un
known.
Yours. as ever, J. 5. ELY.
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D. REPUBLICAN RALLY.-Dr. J
T. UPDEGRAFF, of Jefferson CO..
and MILLER PEKKrEeroN, Esq, H'ill address
u meeting at the
Court House, st. CIairsviIle, Thursday
Evening, Oct. ed.
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0TWe see il stated, that Ex-peesiden,
M. Van Buren,, has publicly asserted, in Og-
densburgh, N. Y, that Col. Fremont would
beyond doubt carry the vote of New York in
November. The opinion of the Kinderhook
fox upon such question is valuable, and
can be depended.upon.
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GHon. Schuyler Colfax, Member OF
Congress from the South Bend District, In
dian, was mobbed at Bourbon, Marshall
county, in that State, last week, while en-
gagged in discussion with his opponent, by
party of Irishrzsa.
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A Word to Parents and Bible Read

Mr.. EDITOR: The following is an ex
tract rom the minutes of meeting of tn
Belmont County Teachers Institute, of Nov
8, 1851, at Morristown:
IS. w. Castor offered the following:
"Resolred, That the BIBLE IS NOT 4
" PROPER BOOK To BE USED IN SCHOOLS"
This same S. w. Gas.on is now urging
his claims upon the voters of Belmont coun
ty as a candidate for Clerk. the highes
county office in their gift. b.
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E w S r o R E

would respectfully announce to me ciiizens
Of BarnpsviIie and vicinity that iare
opeued Book. SlaIIOnar ry. Wan faper u fS ie'y
Store in The East End OF me Ga. -
where will keep constantly on "sni al t'e cta' /
Ard Works of the day-i!:s.G'lca' bio
graybicai Scientific aud Classical hohl', "'"'o"'
Hume and Macauiey's Histories; DIchs
Con,nlete Works JusGphusS Com lee W e:Es, iu'
tarch's Lives. Literal Transiat!o"s o. "a
lust, Horace Virgil aud Cesar. orks o.
Byron ead others, Fine Si!i bo"Ss AZ"
Albums. Methods; and Christian Nylnn booAs' an
jIv 1ud pockei Bibles; also, works on
Agriculture. HuTticuitule. the EcteC-!I Seiies ci
school Books Ray's ATithmfncs ana
AI,es,ss pinneo's GraInIIiars. JohnsOn's ana esr-
keI,s PhIiusopLys, Cutters Physiology
cuv,s Astronomy, Webs;er's School Dictionary, and
other School Books, aud ali Ihnumetate
rsriety Of Miscellaneous Works; also, the Lives VI
Fremont Buchanan aud Fillmore. hail
and IA bound Hank Books, Pass Books, &C good
assortment OF Pocket Cutlery, forie MON .
mics Tooth Brushes. Hair and Clothes brushes run
Cop,bs Fiue-Toorh and Kidding Combs,
Pins Needles Thread, &c, &C.; also, wrapping fa
ner Wrapping Twine, Window Papef- 80
Green on Cloth Blinds ANA fatent Foilets, rioof o
Cloth and OIL Ciolh Table CoTers, supe-
rior article aud a splendid assortment OF wan rA-
per and Bordering. will pay tue hieh-
est nrice IN Cash or TT ade for Rags. inVie every
person desirous Of getting anything IN my
line to give me Call. My prices are low ana caieu
Ia. ed to satisfy all. - c,vc,
Bsrnesyille Sept. 20;h, 1856. &c.
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S,TATE OF OHlO, BELMONT COUN

<sTATE OF oht0, BELMONT COUN-
~ ~. COurt - Cn-rulof Flcas. Petition.
P.1EICE iiE.RY, Plaintiff,
THox,s OssoEsk ard ALr1 OSBORNE. DefendSrts
The defendants are crtby noiIfs! iEaI the pe erut.
tho IGtl, Of .:usuet. 3t hied his rei,;ina III"
Court of COmuiu; Pleas of said county sfnrrssts
against .rm, Claiming IIa. tney h:ui lGuGS. with
interest from August st. ~ s, FOR the pNvnisi rf
which The ielsutauts executed tEsir joint md
raj uuts dated Ma 10. lE56 aud due Two ,noutaa
ter tie G-:e thereof rhe plaintiff ass Judgment for
ss i'd srl, I'll. interest from tie time zorssad.
the defendants li-rehy notified answer said
tiiion on or before the e5th OF September ncIt
Judgment viii hr sIven against lhem by tefauG Tor
lbr amount 4fuT rad
PATRICK HENRY.
auol6El Ey MILLER PENNINGTON. hig AIiy.
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4. b. M0RTLEY, EsI. e.: CrIct. N T., writes 81 have
used your PSc-oatL ysef and in my family vince
you invented it, AM bsliers It th- be, medicine Sr Ii
purpose ever put nIs. With bad Geld should
pay tven'yfs irsrs f< bottle irsu do without Il,
take any other remedy
Group, Whcoping Cough, lnfuenxa.
SPEISGrIsLp, MIss, fet. 7, 1855.
BROTHER AVER: will c,eerscily certify your PEcrosIl
= The best remsiy p,s.sss FIR the Of Fhops.S
tSiyi Group and tho chest diseases Of children We of
your fraternity in the South approciss your skill and
HlIAM CoSGLIE, ND
AMOS LEE Esa., hnNrssrr, Ia. writes, 81 JAN, 1855:
g had tedious nturagi, which cannnei in doors
six weeks took many meiicip-s without relief finally
tried your rRcroEN. y 'ie alrice of clergyman
lungs less than half I'll" i1tt!o made completely
we'll. Your medicines the cheapest we'll the best
buy, and r., D3ctor, and your
dies as ths poor mans frcnd.'
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
Wksf NAyc;.xsTrG, Pa, Fob. 1, 1850
SIR: Your CHzREr Pr,rosiE j, performing marvellous
in this section. Ii has relieved sewers. from alarm
ing symptoms of consunipn n, and is now curing
who has nlored under affection Of the lungs for the
last forty years HENRY L. PARKS Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, MD htsIoE, MosRoE Co., Iowa.
writes Sept 1853 During y practice OF many years
have found nothing equal TO your CHErsY PscToRAL for
giving and relief to consumptiys PATIENTS curing
such curable.n
We might add volume, Of evidence, bu, tie con-
effects upon Ial.
COnsumption.
Probably no remedy 6as ever teen Known Sh!ch
cured many ami sacL dangerous CASES Tia soCas
hum.n aid rus1h; but 10 thoss he cHfarT
PKcToE.L anoT;- rei;st and comfort
As-cR HoCsr. NEw YosI C.rT Ns-ch g. 1888
RocT0E AVER l-5saLL: FEEL It G;ty sud psasurs
70 inform you nha: sor Cd.2Ez Psroe.S has done for
my wife. Sho si I-n I've nlcrts lnlorins under the
dangerous nptns of Consumption, from which sid
could procure gsvs har much relc, Sas steadily
hilng. until Dr. stron Of tbs c.ty, ~srs have
for advice, recommended trial oi your rsdcino We
bless his kindness, your sA, .r size has
cred frn that day She nor yef siro.g she vse
70 be, but ID fco fron her cough and calls herse we'll
Yours viii. gratitude an! regard,
0kLASDO SHELBY, o. sHziarvT-iL
0nsunspats. do despair til Jou have tried AIlss
CHsRSI Pz1oKAL Il is made By Of ths be4t medical
chemists In the world, AMI It's all around u bes, ~ak
the high merits ci IL ri.tuss [aGscdsrsa Lsdsr.
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I TTENTIuN. FARMERS.

Z TTENTIDN FARMERS!
" The IVHRSON GLASS SEED, so favora,ly
known. Ius endorsed by Farmer Of this CoUnty
.'This grcss seed consider very meTii"ricus, al 4
well WORT! fair trial the got il of says &c
has cut TO eight ton of hay each cutting. fuur
times the same season. The way TO cultivate fpI
seed is to prepare your ground mark il out twenty
nCnes apart, drill the seed and lightly. Tie
time 10 from tine isl to the 18th OF September
One peek i'll drill about one ha!f acre
DAVID POGCE."
II Is for sale at this e. aaIi
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Nftp AOofrtls&mtnts,
ORGANIZATION.

z FRUILA NJ ION' :,
Z l. SALMON z. CHASE, GoseIhoi W "a, ,I'
The state of Ono - assemble in their res aeSu''
9'IhiHs and Waids a. tile usual places OF holding
elections, on ~-t N Is,c
and then and there 10 proceed the law Directs
eject prasi
Twenty Three Electors o! President ana vice
dent of the United states,
In pursuance OF the Constitution ana Laws Vi 'A'
United States and of this State.
" md aud caused lie Great Seal Of the STAT
Isr,r1 of Ohio 10 lie affixed al Columbus, tins hine
teenth day OF September, in the year oil ou,
, Indenendenre OF te United STATES, the eighty nIst
BY the Governor: -. L. eh-1-5,1; ,;
= IL. BAKER, Secretary of State oez'u
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ETATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN
~ ~. Court OF Common Pless. Petition fSr gar.
tTion.
Nilsson Wo"dnanses, Plaintiff.


Ma tha woodmsssss, Elias Hill and his wife. Massey
Hih. Amos Jones and his wife, HsrrieIt Janss,
hayee ard his wife Esther aasse, Defendants.
The defendants are all sereraiiy Notified that the
plaintiff, Nilsson WoOdmanse', On the 2oth OF August,
is56, flied his ecrtori PETITION FOR partition in thu
Court Common Pleas Of said county. setting that
Samuel Wocdnansee, ista sf said eouHts died sersd
in Zee simple OF The following known and Described
premises. situate in the county AFORESAID and ths
hrst heng the NJ T. quarter OF Sectiun Is town
ship and Range containing 100 sctos more OF less
Second tract being situate in n. corner u! the n
L. quarter Of Section 81 township :, and kshfe 4,
beginning for the sane at the n. " corner Of Or
Sect ion thence with the y boundary thereof ~
E. 53lSp TO station 2. thence :. sr6 TO mddis Of
National Road. thence herewith s. 81 W. J3ISP,
thence N. 2064p 10 piaes of heg ming, containing
eight aces. roo,. and IS! poles, excepting thereon,
one acre OF the West end O said premises That the
said Martha Noodmansee is entitled to dawer said
premises, as Tho IdoS OF said intestsis, and that
your petitioner. Nilsson Woodmshsee, Nancy Hill.
Harriet Jones' Sinai NOodn ansee, Esther MaRre sni
Joseph Woodnansee have each The legal right 10 aud
seized in fee simple of the ohe undivided si1Ih
part OF the premises aforesaid. said petition prays
for order of PARTITION of said premise and for the
assignment of dnwer therein to the wIduw aforesaid
THAI if PARTITION cannot he mais without manifest III
jury then that such other proceedings be mad
authorized ny law, and 0r other proper relief. That
scid petition viii he fIr hearing al the next spring
term Of said court, lr57.
MILsON WOODNANSEE,
seI5wl BY Miller Pennington. his Att'y.
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HTEDICAL MEETING.-The Belmont Medi
1Nlcal Society will meet at the Hotel OF Maj
John Lippincoti, in MoRRIsTowN, on Thursday
October 10th, 1856.
HENRY WET, Sec'y
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Bsrnesville, Sept. -
rTOLEN HORSE.

..TOLEN HORSE!
= Stolen from the Academy Alley, N Baruesvilie.
on Friday night, Sept. 25ih.a
Dark Bay fioI>c,
right eye glass. msne was woe o. GA ms weIn-
ers little lame his fore feet. d 40 ind ieet
white think; had on when stolen sadie anu nri'
dla. he was small horse well ua.!c and 'IveIy. Any
person returning said horse 70 ihe a"s.rlher near
Somerton Belmont county, Ohio, wIII - i'heraily re
warded, or any one knowing The i'ri'ahonls o ssu
orse and dropping note Wi! he rcInunera ated.
ocsr2ri ANDREW FLOYD
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q gk-IJE9nTDPY

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Manufacturer of hals and Cans
Has on hand and is manufacturing and receiving Q
large and general assortment of
Hats aud Caps,
comprising ali the varieties of colors and shapes OF
Hats aud Caps now IN use, of
Ltte>t Fashion,
and manufactured from the finest material and the
best workmanship; all of which will be sold Whole
sale and Retail at the lowest possible price. From
my long experience in the business, and having al.
ways used my hest endcavors to please, and furnish
tie public with
Good, Fashionable and Serviceabic Hat
feel confdant-with my present facilities and a
large Stock on hand-that | am able to supply my
patrons with an article
Superior 10 any heretofore offered,
respectfully request Call from those in want OF
Hats and Caps, before pur rchasin gelsewhere.
$. AVERY,
sslel Nc. 146, Main street, Wheeling, Va.