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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-29
Probate No,iee.

NOTICE is hereby given that accdunts cur
IN rent, and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Cour; OF Preble couny, OHIO; and
continued Tor examination, settlement &c,
uniittbe 9th day Of June 1885.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-29

ofall kinds: silk, Farmers Satin. and other kind'
of fashionable v%ESTINGS. They have also on
hand q SPLENDID variety of

Orall kinds: silk, Farmers Satin. and other kinds
of Fa shionablc vESTINGS. They have also on
hand q splendid variety of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
which presents as good a stock of fashionable
fabric for Spring and Summer wear as can be
found in this section of country.
They have also in connection with their lot of
Clothing q fine stock of the latest style Of
MM VA 11
silk. and almost every other variety of the First
Quality and the most admired STYLES.
Also n good assortment Of CAPS, not inferior
to the best in market.
They have, too, q miscellaneo ; collection of
other articles'to meet the public wants, such as
Trunks. Carpet Bags, Shirts, Drawers, Under
Shirts, Umbrellas, Canes, Neck and Pocket Hand
kerchicfs. Gloves, Suspenders, Pocket Books,
Purses, Linen Collars, Needles, and a superior
make Of
LUTHER'S SHEARS,
Thus it will be seen that the firm aforesaid are
prepared to accommodate the public with every,
thing in their line, without leaving people under
the unpleasant necessity Of searching in all part,
of our city to supply their wants.
Eaton, April 10 lS56-tf.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-29

FEVER AND AGUE-AN lNFALIBLE CURE.-We
de y the world 10 produce any medicine which
does not contain Quinine, Bark, Arsenic,
Mercury or any ~noxious OF deadly compound,
To cure his annoying disease so effeciually as
Carter's Spanish Mixture. While 1t contains
none of the above named dangerous articles,
yet il possesses a power in relieving and Gu
ring Fever aud Ague which cannot be APP.
preached by any Of them separately or in COM
bino,ion. 1t acls specifically on HE Liver,
Purifes the Blood, opens the pores OF The SKIN
and assists NJ AZURE 10 expel from the system
the seeds Of Disease, or what is as bad, the
remains Of The Mineral Drugs, which clog aud
finally destroy The constitution.
See the cure Of Mr.. Longden OF Virginia:-
He had Chills twice a day for 3 years, moth
ing won ID relieve him until he tried Carier's
Spanish Mixture, only 5 bottles of which ef'
fectually restored him 10 hea lth, nor has he
had a return Of the disease since.
And for sale by Fred'k Ecksteine Cincinnati
| Minshall & Co.. Eaton, DEAN & Surface, Upsher
j. Cobliutz. Lewisburg, John Gale. West AleN.
andrie. Michael & Co, Winchester, j. IL. Bonn
Camden, IS. ShowaIter, New Paris.
Brookins & SIN, Eaton, U.
Nav 90 I'm
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-29
salt! Salt! SALT!

0gden & Dick are now receiving o large
Osupply OF Salt, different qualities, which
they will sell at the lowest rates.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-29
EXCHANGE BANK,

N. L. Corner Of MaIneS ThirdStreets.
DAYTON, o.
DUYand seliExchange and Coin; buyBills
- Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, &C and loan
money at reasonable rates. Pay interest on
Deposits. 'iIARSHMAN& WINTERS.
Oct. 6, 1853.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-29
yantcd,

Ea,000 Bushels Of Wheat, for which the
CUtUUU highest price Willie paid in CASH
at the Grocery Of OGDEN q DICK.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-29
cINC1NNAr1 AND EATON MARKET.

JorrectedweeklI byR j. cunningham Wholesale
and retailer ROGER, Main ST., Eaton.
CINCINNATI. EATON.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-29
HAMS MI SHOULDERS,

and in short ev~eryvAricty of articles usually kel
at such an establishment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20
JAMES p. TANNER.

We call the attention OF our Merchants
and those in want Of Boots, Shoes. Hats,
Bonnets, &C. to the advertisement of Mr.,
J. P.TANNER, to be found in this days paper.
His stock is very large and complete, and of
the choicest and most beautiful styles and
quaiitiss, sdapted expressly to Spring and
Summer Western sales. His prices, he
assures US, shall besquite as low as those OF
Philadelphia or New York; and there is no
reason to suppose otherwise, as he purchases 8
direct from the Manufacturers. He will
also taEe pleasure in showing this stock
whether you buy or not. His House being
old and we'll established, will give him, we
think, large experience, and superior advan-
tages to many others, in his purchuses and
selectonspf the right kind of goods for the
West. Call upon him and examine his stock
when next you are in the city.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20

Psrley's Panorama, or Curosities, OF Ma
ture and Art, History and Biography
By s. C. Goodrich. Published by Mack
R. Barnitz. 600 large royal octave pages
emblished with 500 beautiful engravings.
The above work, accompanied with an
illustrated chart showing the manners and
customs of the different nations of the earth
and. tables of the number of inhabitants,
extent Of country, form of religion, &C.,
forma a very acceptable and very interest
ing addition 10 the library Of any one who
is desirous Of laying before his children the
writings of that most attractive of all writ
ers for the young-"Peter Parley." Good
old Peter Farley! Always the same, genial
, kind hearted old man. Mr.. r. r. Ripley
is agent for the work for this county, and
will give any enc an opportunity to sub
scribe for it by calling on them in few
days: E,s
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EAzey F'ri;ter TX. Of
Joshua Gregg Doc'd,
William Potter ct al.

RI virtue Of sn order Of sale to me
I1dnoeted from the Court Of Common Pioss vi Bel.
mont County viii Offer bt sale 81 Pabiie Apstiop o.
MondayIhe 7h day Of Apri. A u. 1856
between the hours Of ie o'clock A. ". and o'clock
N. ofsaid day, this front door ~ me Court Huus,
IN 81 Cisirsye, In tsii county, tie fo,ewirg desert
bed snds and tepemehts, Situate lying sfid being IN
the County ni Belmont tud STATE Of 0tfio md J5unded
and deSerimd ~ iollowstO VII:
The Grsi described uaei Soing the soutb Lsf q. the
south west quarter OF sec, No -, Township No = ofh
tsnge No SOf the original survey bounded by the lot
iDwing survey 10 wit beginning al the south
OF said section. and thence running north ono
west 10 the said section line "a psfehes aud LINKS
thence nofih e5i east I4j Ierebs. thence south
east ~ Tefbes and IC hrks. 10 tie section line tbenCe
west 10 the place Of beginIng coht9nng acres DO tie
same more or less, also one Uihef track parcel VI
Land siusie yig and being ia SAID county vi Belmont
and founded snd described follows to wit. the north
aide OF Branch Running from west ~ east Il icing
part Oftle north west quarter OF section No ~. ~
Township No :, and range No. 5, tesining at stone
planted In the Township line al the nodh wosl COrnar
said ran sontb 6si L. 42oo poiss to a station,
thence y .HiS y l7.i6 poirs o a station. thence )
4j ., l. ~ % lOes 10 station. thence n. 84i f.
lG poles to station. thence ~ 64o H. 1916 poles TO
station, thence n. Got 4. O4i poles 10 Andrew nc
liv aius lins, thsncsN v. 3io 4. with said line 3It
poles to the north boundary no Of said ssctou themes
~ on the section line 10 the place OF beginning coispn
~ acres aud 20 yerches he the same more or less.
SheGiT's OEiss. II. CisiTsvilIs, March u, 1850.
JOHN &. NICHOLS, shetI
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Ok.
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The author gives truthful and extremely inte-
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lgions PRoTEsTANTIsM and CATHOLICISM; shows the
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attacks have been frustrated BY the spirit OF indo-
pendence and the hove OF religious liberty which
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description OF the causes which led TO the war of
1875 --debates on the subject and selections from
Mr. Class mastery speeches. descriptions OF naval
battles, priyations aud hardshps OF early Western
settlers skc tehes Of the Lie OF BooNL -glaRce a.
the condil on oi Mexico, etc., etc,
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For ia Chronicls.

Hr. EDfToR:-h tragicsl circumstance
occurred on the e. o. Rail Road on Sun
day morning 10th inst, near Salesville.--
As the wood train from Barnesvillc, con-
sisting o. Engine, tender, Caboose and four
fats, was running down to the wood yard
Cambridge. man was discovered walking
by the eide of the track near Salesvile
crossing. As the train neared the cross.
ing the engineer gave the usual signs Of
warning, but instead of seeming to heed
the approach of the cars, to the astonish-
ment and horror of several who saw him,
the footman stepped within the track. The
motion of Engine was Immediately reversed,
he wns shouted at and billets of wood were
even thrown at him Eom those on the
tender, which as the train was backing,
WAS in front Of the enginee; but all proved
Of no avail, he went down beneath the
tread of the Iron Horse to be taken up a
mangled and dying man. He was taken
into the Cabose car when the startling fact
was discovered that he was deaf and drunk;
an lrishman, who worked on the road near
the scene. Both legs were crushed off be-
low the knees and he lived but about fifteen
minutes after the accident. A bottle OF
whiskey was found in his pocket which
unfortunately escaped unDjured. This dis
tressing scene was witnessed by several
persons who all declare the engineer blame.
less under the circumstances. Your corre-
spondent has personally known two cases
before in which deaf persons come near
losing their lives, the one by being before
a Stage coach ana :he other by standing
with his back to an approaching train; but
the above terrible warning should be suf-
fcient to forever deter deaf people from
walking on Railroad track. QUlD.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20
ELECTION RETURNS.

CONCORD, March l2.-Ruturns OF 1873
towns show a net Democratic gain of $500
over the vote of last year, when Baker, Deu.
lacked l0,4oO of an election by the people.
There has ayidently been gain. There is
no choice, and the Legislature will have TO
elect The House OF Representatives is
strong in opposition, but the Democrats
claim a majority in the Senate
SECOND DISPATCH.
Returns from VI towns give large net
gain for Wells,st democra, candidate
amounting to, in the aggregate, about 1000
over last year. The Know Nothing plura-
lity was $500, as far as heard from. The
Democrats have gain of 49 members in
the House of Representatives. Last year
the Democrats had 80 members, their oppo.
sition being $50. The character Of the
Legislature cannot be predicted as yet with
certainty. .....
THIRD DISPATCH.
Returns from l54 towns give the Demo-
Gratis net gain of 1000. There remain
10 towns to hear from Wells cant gel
enough from these 10 overcome last years
majority. The scattering vote will prevent
an election by the people. The opposition
carried both branches of the Legislature.
FOURTH pIsPATcH.]
Returns from 1873 towns give Wells 2s,
$50; Metcalf 29,34l; Goodwin and scatter.
ing 1928. About 40 small towns to heal
from, which last year gave kBaker 3 JAP
Metcalf 1880, scattering FOL. The House
thus far is ll9 Democrats and l42 opposi'
tion. The towns to hear from are estimat.
ed to have given 80 Democrats and % op
position. H.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20

BARsTow AND THE JUDICIARY. There is
one thing which characterizes the modern
Democracy of the epubic-daring No
matter what is to be done, the law is set
aside or construed to suit its ends-the
courts defed or constrained as its present
interest may decide
Gov. Barstow, it will be seen by the
Telegraph, repudiates, the jurisdiction Of
the Supreme Court of Wisconsin, in the
contested Gubernatoriu case, and tells it
and the State that he holds his Office against
its decision, if it shall decree against him.
fraud or no fraud, "might" shall rule. Law
he will not surrender the Office he now
holds. If sought to be ousted. if Judicial
process shall be employed. and the officers
of the law shall endeavor to enferce it, he
will resist The attempt by force.
Let him be tried! More than that let the
authority of the court be enforced. what
ever ,he Consequences. The reckless and
daring of those who control .he organ zaton
of SO called Democr"cy have beer .ampered
with too long. They should be met and
put down. They must be met and put
down lin this licentous course, or we
shall have party over riding law and justice,
Courts and Legislatures and finally the peo-
pie Chicago Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20
Democratic Ticket.

The Township Democratic Convention
met in the Clerks office, on Saturday even
ing Of last week, and nominated the fol-
lowing tickets:--
TOWNSHIP TICKET: For Justice Of tho
Peace, d. M. Davis; Trustees, VIM. Chamb-
ers, it,, Isaac Taggart, Charles Collins;
Treasurer, Isaac Davis; Clerk, Felix G.
Martin; Assessor, Peter Hewe,son; Constable
Thos. Parker.
CORPORATION TICKET: For Mayor, DR..
H. West; Council, E. d. Crawford, Rich.
ard B. Ryan, VIM. Darrah, Sheppard Da.
Wis, James Rinker; Recorder, F. G. Martha
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20
School Examination.

The Examination Of the Schools of ST.
Clairsville, will take place on the 2eth, 9th.
2Sth days Of March, as follows viz. The
Primary department, under Miss Carle and
Miss Simpson, Wednesday the 26th, at the
School house in the East end of town; the
Grammar Department. t,under Miss Edgerton, on
Thursday 27th at the Court House, and the
high School department, under Mr.. Moore,
on Frida the 2sth, at the Court House.,
---- BY order of the board, .....
M. ]. w. GLOVER, elk.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20
The Triumph Complete.
Another perfect care Of Epilepsg by DR.. Hance''

AHOtHeT pc'JeCt cTe " A1PHcPSJ W hT' AAuHIc .
..... Epieptic Pills.
DURANTs NECK, PERaIMANs Co. N. c. Oct. lst
1855. . .t... mi ..
DR., H.roE--Doar Sir;--Haying been afflicted
with falling fits for some years past, determin.
cd to give your Pills trial, advertisement Of
which saw in some of the papers,) and con.
,nued to use them for some months, until |
was entirely cured. | believe them to be
first rate article; and since have used them, |
have not had ono attack, and am now in the
enjoyment of good health.
! am, very respectfully,
Yours, &C., JONATHAN JACOBS.
P. s. The Pills were recommended 20 me
by Mr. Nathan Newly. of this county, 10
whose address you sent them.
Those Pills, besides curing Epilepsy, are a
specific for all notifications of nervous disease
Price 50 per box; two boxes for S.; twelve
boxes for S24. Persons enclosing remittance
will have the Pills sent them through the mail,
on receipt. For sale by Seth Hance, No. lOS
Baltimore street, Baltimore. Md, to whom or.
ders from all parts of the Union must be ad
dressed. lf. -t.i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20

6FWe will gladly publish the notice of
skate Harrington" in our next weeks issue.
We are happy to have her among our list of
readers. We regard her as among the gif-
ted of our land, and many of her spirit utter
ances are beautiful beyond comparison
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20
NEW YORK MARKET.

March l7,---The cotton market is firm sales 700
bales. Orleans mid l0c; do. fair lo(c. Upland
middling 81.
Coffee dull, sales 800 bags Rio at l2l. Sugar firm
sales of450 hhds N. o. al g. Molasses dull, with
sales 800 bbls 45. Lnseed oil is quiet. Lard oil
firm sales OF 1000 bbls a 95c. Freghs ensier. -,
Stocks firm. Cumberland 23i. Erie 80. H.
Cent, 9Si. Mich, Southern 95i Clevc., Col ~
Gin l034.
Flour dropping, sales $500 bis Wheat quiet and
dropping sales $500 bus Corn frmer, sales l9, 600
bus. Pork improving, sales Of 400 bbls Beei dull
sales 200 bbls. Lard is Quiet, with sales 80 bbls.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20
ANTI.NEBRASKA MEETING.

lWAsuINeroS, March ll.-A caucus was
held at the Capitol last night, OF the anti
Nebraska members of Congress. Eighty
five members of Congress were present, re-
presenting all the free States. Senator
Foote presided, and Mr.. Cumoack, of Ind,
acted as Secretary. Mr.. Wilson, OF Mass
was called out, and spoke earnestly in favor
of the union Of the entire North, and in IA
vor OF freedom notwithstanding the conflict.
ing OF parties in his State. lie pledged
her for The anti-Nebraska candidate for the
Presidency.
MIR. tolfax, of Indiana, advocated the po-
Icy of making the great question OF freedom
in the Territories, tie issue OF the next
Presidential campaign.
Mr.. Banks expressed similar views, and
had no doubt the people of Massachusetts
would carry out the question to a successful
issue. .....
Messrs Collamer and Seward made earn.
est speeches, insisting that the paramount
overshadowing issue of the day is Freedom
or Slavery, and that on this an appeal to
the country must be made.
Mr.. Seward said he did not care what
name the party bore; he would support the
candidate who represents the great principle
Of freedom.
Mr.. S (his being the first speech he hat
ever made in the House of Reps.) was fire.
quen'ly interrupted by applause.
Mr.. Cragin, of N. H.; Mr., Benson, oI
Maine: Howard. of Mich; Bellinghurst, o
Wis; Morrell and Sabin, Of VT. Woodruff
OF CT; Durtee Of R. L.; and Graugers, o.
N. Y, severaly spoke in the same vein.
Mr.. Todd, of Pa, while protesting u re-
main uncomm tilted as to the Presidency, wal
an ant-Nebaska man.
The call of the States was not sullyscon-
clLded when the caucus ljourned to meet
on Tuesday next.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20
MARRIAGES.,

At the Parsonage, on the 18th inst, by
Rev Jno. Moffat, Mr.. Washington Kirk
patrick and Miss Mary Z. Smith.
Bsy the same on the 18th inst, Michall
Myers and Miss Mary Ann Porteriield.
On the 2Sth ult, by Rev. w. M. Grimes,
Mr. William Armstrong, of Belmont coun-
ty and Miss LAURA Jane Bonar, OF Monroe
county, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20

AccIpENT.-The boiler of locomotive on
the freight train on the C. .. r.. Road, ex-
ploded near B alleys Mills, beyond Barnesville
on Monday las, the fireman was killed,' and
the engineer thrown considerable distance,
but was not injured. .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20
SHERIFFS SALE.
BENJAMIN Howell Et al.
Juhn NJ. Howell,

Benjamin Howell Et sl.
DY virtue order of sale to directed from ,hs
ID Conr; Of Common Pleas of Belmont County. Ohio, |
will oier for sale at Public Auction on
8 Monday the 7h day Of April 4. y.
Is5G between tho hours ofl0 o'clock, A. M. aud o.
clock r. NJ of said day at the front door Of the Court
House in 81 Clairsve, Belmont Comfy, ONO. the fol-
lowing lands and enementsto wit Situate
inn and being in the County of Belmont aud State
Ohio and bounded and described as follows 10 wit.
Being in Uuion townsbp,& art ofsee No 30, tp g.
4. Range 5,rn the Steubenville District
Beginning for the same % Chains and 81
links west oltbe Nurth East Corner OF rad sectsn al
a nos, un the North Boundry Line of said section
VII ere Chesnul 6 inches hears 7ls Eas, 10 links
tnenUe West 80 Chains Il links to aRosI, thssce
s9i go chains 65 liukst ssione. thsnce .s.S W
40 chains and 50 links TO apay thenee solh 90 ~
chsues links the place OF beginning ceplaning %
acres three roods aud six perches 6J. hens tue same
land conveyed by will to William Robinson by deed,
ororded in ths belmont County Recads oi Deeds book
a mage 35A & $50, and by said Rabnson conveyed TO
the said John Howell deceased, and appraised at the
sum OF thousand toar hundred and eight teen dot
lars on the following conditions one third IN hand
day OF sale, one thirdn ono year, aud ona third in
f,yo years with interest ON She deferred payments
: SheriGs ONCE, 81. Clarsvllle. March 8. 1856
... .. JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20

NoTIcE.--IsAAc ECRArr will be on hand in
the Market House next Friday morning with
a choice lot of meat Remember his stall,
and give him a call, ye beef eaters all
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20
NEW BOOKS,

Lanmere, by Mrs. j. c. R. Dorr; Edith,
or the Quaker's Daughter; The Pear. of
Pearl River, by Mrs. E, D. Z. N. South
worth; .Macaulay's History of England, "a
new supply just received at the Chronicle
Office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20

MERCURY, when taken TO excesss sdcbilitates
the system, dcsiroyos the marrow woakens inc
blood, and brings about disease which renders
life burthcsome. When such is the case the
may readily find relief in 'the use oi
Carriers SPANISH MIXTURE, never''aiIihg
antidotc for the destructive poison. In Virginia
there are hundereds of persons who have been
permantly cured of mcrcurial affections by the
use of Carriers Spanish Mixture.
For sale by >rp C, r,.;.s.;,,o
A. c. MARTIN, ST Clairsville.
Jas Baker, Wheeling,
VIM. Dunbar, Unontown.
.... Geo G Bethel, Flushing.
RS CLARK, Morristown
.|... II. H. Mott, Parnesvllle.
NJ L. Miles e. Son, Somerton
And by Dealers in Medicires everywhere.
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SAM! SAM! SAM!

Wanted Immediately, active, energetic men, in
every county in the United states TO sell the most
popular and entertaining Book ever published in
America. entitled
9S~ "a NMsee
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

March l7--Sales OF Howard st Flour Tat ST.
steady sales ofvellow and white at 59CaGC