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ONiCS WON'T DO,

rhey never did do more than give temporary
eef and they never will. 1t is because they don't
touch the of the disease. The Cause of all que
and bilious diseases is the atmospheric poison called
Miasna or Malaria. NeulraliZe this poison hy its
Natural Autidoie, and all disease ,aused by il dis
appears at once Rhodes Fever aud Ague Cure is this
Antidoe TO Malaria aud moreover IL is perfectly
harmless medicine. The certificate Of the celebrated
chemist DIR. J. X Chiffon, of New York, to this eff
feet is attached every otie therefore, if it does
no good il do no harm.
This is more than be said If QuiniRe. Arsenic,
tonic in existence their ruinOus 10 the
constitution aud brings Un humh Ague, which never
allows person 10 feel perfectly well for moment
In illustration OF these truths we anex some extracts
from a letter just received from Physician:
Georgetown, Ohio March II, 1856.
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq.-Dear Sir: Yours of the Cd
inst is 1T hand The Cure arrived late last year and
the difficulty in getting any to try greatly
increase from the fact that remedy had been intro
duCcd which was growing in favor with the public.
: being better than using ouinine-not knowing
presume thai the remedy they used escape taking
Quinine. contained the Drug Itself!
This remedy, (knOwn as smiths TOniC,') would
inv ira ly Break asue but it did Cure it, as it
would often return with renewed vigor. This one
circumstance deemed in your favor. if could in
stiture a test comparison between it and you Cure
The follow ing is the result:
Three persons took your 'Cure,' all OF which were
Gases OF -.Quotidian Intermittent Fever" of many
weeks standing. They had tried Cuinine, and other
remedies occasionally missing chill, but il (as
in all such cases slowly wei ing them out, and
the foundation of other and severer maadies. did
succeed in eecting radical of al three of these
Gases win your remedy, ana lhey nave hol had Cl
since In all three of these cases The Smith Tonic"
lad been psed and would. as before stated break tn
chill. hut after period two had elapsed il would
return.
! think there will he difficulty now in giving to
your Cure" the vantage ground OF any Ohar remedy
new in use here. DC, &c.
WILLIAM BUcKSER, NJ. ID.
Rhodes Fever and Aeue Cnre, or Antido1e to Ma
ara The only harmless remedy in existence, is eqna!l
certain as . Preventative as Cure" Take il when
you feel the chs coming on, and you will never have
a single one.
JAS. A. RHODES, PrOpre tor, Providence. i. I.
Wholesale Agents, St. Lowis, II. BLACKSl.EYi
Chicago, BA RELAY BROS. And for sale by Drug
Cis.s generally. ap2i3m
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CORRESPONDENCE.

New York, June l4.-The Newark Ad-
~e,tiser of to. day contains a correspondence
between ChiefJustice Hornblower and Judge
mclean.
Mclean eulogizes the Ordinance of 81,
and expresses feelings of the deepest regret
and most painful apprehensons for the safety
of on. institutions; to witness the growing
indifference and hostility developed during
the last few years towards that great meas
nre of Jefferson's. He looks upon the dis
,r,cted condition OF Kanzas as the fruit of
that in advised and mischeivous measure,
The repeal of the Missouri; Compromise. He
.h;,ks that the immediate admission ofKan-
.asa State, under the constitution al
re.dy formed, would be measure o: sound
policy, well calculated to bring peace to the
country,
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

There Will be Convention OF the
opponents of the present Admins
tration in Belmont county, in
81. ClairsuiLe, on Thursday, June 26, 1856
for the purpose of placing in noml-
nation: One Clerk Of the Common
Pleas Court; One Sheriff; One Audi
TOR: One Recorder; One Commits
sionsr; One Surveyor; One Director
of the Infrmary; to be supported by
The People of Belmont county at the
next Fail Election. All persons
who are opposed to the repeal OF the
Missouri Compromise-opposed to
the measures and policy Of the pres
ent Acknowledgements to the
further extension of Slavery-ln
favor of admitting Kansas as a Free
State-and in favor of restoring the
action of the Government to the
principles Of WASHINGTON and JET
rFRsoN, are cordially invited to be
present and assist in th e business Of
the meeting.
BY order of Rep. Central Com.
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A WONDERFUL REMEpY!--Mr. B. d.
Woops, late Justice of the Peace, East Bir.
mingham, Pa, says:
al have been afflicted with e disease Of
the stomach, palpitation of the heart and
nervous headache, for nearly fifteen years
and have spent some hundreds of dollars in
order to effect cure, but to no purpose
Afer having used three bottles of your Hol-
land Bitters, l feel myself entirely restored.
| can eat and sleep well, and attend to my
business with pleasure, and would therefore
recommend it to those who are similarly
afflicted"
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.

n HERE is no longer a question, or
doubt in the minds OF those who are bcsi ac-
duanted with the advantages the Cleveland Wool
Depot offers for the sale of Wools of its Importance
aud pr acticability
Located, as it is at the outlet OF the reat WOOL
growing West, being of easy access To wooigrower
and INGREDIENTS, and within "a hours rice of the
most distant manufactures oil New England, IL pos
sesses great advantages.
Manufacturers excepting those who are engaged
as SPECTATORS i'll oOs) speak III the highest terms
of this system and the many satisfactory letters we
are receiving from wool growing friends, have
stim lated us to increase efforts to make this
house what it should bc-a safe ard reliable Channel
for the sale of their woods. 1t has surmonnicd all
the difficulties and olp0sitiOns that could vel he
brought against any rPrseby ciIss of specn'a-
tors opposed TO and it has more aud stronger
recommendations than ever. We have spared no
pains expenses in making ample arrangements
for all who NAV wish to avail themselves of the al
yantarCs 8 arising from This manner OF grading aud
selling woods. Merchants, and wOnl-growers, VINO
wish to realize woods, delivery at our De-
ndt can he accommodated with liberal advances
If desired sacks W i'll he sent heretofore IL those
wishing 10 send us their wool. and WOOL IWlNE
for wing eeces. will be furnished at from IL |"
90 per pound.
When several in one neghborhood wish MS To ior-
ward sacks or twinc, we prefer sending 10 one al
dress Our custumprs in Illinois. and the western
states will find that ordering sacks from ia VIII
save them much trouble, and insure the sae arrival
of the wool here as sacks ali numbered. and
stamped Cleveland Wool Depot and after heine
filled bv cousignors, will require no Other marks.
We hone for a liberal patronage, our charges are
low for handling and selling, and we promise Our
employers that undivided attention shall lie de
voted 10 their interest. Very Respectfully,
NAV I5 ,563m GOODALE co.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
A. d. j. w. Armstrong,
Andrea Motley.

Andrea K0biey.
DY virtue of avendi to me directed from the
pCourt OF Common Please ot Belmont county
Ohio | will offer for sale at Public Auction on
Monday the 23rd day Of June A. d. 1856
be,wcen the rours Of 10 O'Clock NJ and O'Clock p
NJ of said day the front dooroi the courthouse IN
s. C,IairsyiIe mont county o., the following
described lands and ienements 10 wit:
Being the one Undivided thirteenth part OF the
North est quarter Of the south east quarter OF Sec
No a in township No ) and Range Non, IN the diS'
strit of land for nerIy subject sale at Marietta,
eycepiing ID or Tess oil the west side of
said mentionediot which is mure particularly de
Sc crihcd IN he dc ed of Conveyance by Lewis Mohey
pnd Jeremiah Mohley to WIIliam .Ifohiy hearing date
June . Is4i, leaving e5 more or less aud ap-
praised at dollars. ,,o, ,o-.
JOIINC. NICHOLS, Sheriff
S3.75 BY HuGH McNEEIy Dp Sheriff
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The Convention reasembled al O'Clock
and reports of committees being announced
as first in order, the com. on Organization
re, ported the following officers:
President-Henry s. Lane. of Ind.
Vice Presidents-A. III. Morrow, Me; H
Carpenter, Va; J. Babcock, R. l.: John R.
King. N. Y; Jno. Riiney, Pa, F. F. Cobb,
Nd; J. D. Blockett, Ky.J. Beard, Ind; R. s.
Bingham, Mich; Jacob Bigelon. d. Col; F.
Pome roy, Kanzas; H. E. Bennett, OF
Nebraska; A. Tubbs of N. III; G. G. Adams
Mass; C., Cleveland, of Conn; J. c. Horn
blower. N. j.: S Barr, Della; G. Rice. Va;
R. P. Spaulding. o.: w. b. Archer, ILL.,;
w. D. Nc Knight, Wis; F. Springer, OF
Iowa; F. w. Folge, of Cal.,-and twenty
four Secretaries.
committee OF three was appointed to
conduc: the President to the Chair. When
NJ Lane went upon the platform three
cheers were given for the Hosier Sac.
He then addressed the Convention al some
length, saying the anniversary of Bunker
Hill. sha i be the anniversary of the birth os
freedom once again in our Republic. We
have assemb led at most important crisis
n revolutionary history-'o inaugurate Il
new era in our hist0ry-the regeneration
and independence of the North. We are
called upon to-day to lay down our old party
preiudicrs and sacraice all our feelings on
miner topics for the great love of freedom;
the great question before US is, shall Kan
L. l.. 81 TT,
we must lead all our energies; we ale told
this is revolutionary. |; is fllse to attempt
to,enforce slavery in that territory by undue
and Illegal means. He continued his re-
marks in the same strain, and closed with
an earnest appeal for harmony.
E. 6. Spaulding, of N. Y, from the CON-
mittee on Credentials reported the names of
non-contested delegates. The committee
also reported in favor of calling on the
States by ballOting to report, the vote Of
Zach State to be cast three times but not t.
cast in any instance more than they have
representatives Kansas is to vote as al
electoral State. Adopted.
The Presileut said the subject was not
alluded to, but the Republicans were willing
to abide by the will of The majority.
Calls were then made for Raymond, VIII
son. Pomeroy and others, but none answer
ed.
A motion was then made that Wilson be
invited to address the Convention. Wilson
not being present, Caleb B. Smith, by invi-
tation, addressed the assembly on the ma
tionality of the Republican party.
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tArWe have information that the Goshen
township delegation intend bringing Brass
Band. lately organized in Belmont, with
them to the Convention in this place, OF the
96th inst. C, me on, gentlemen you will
meet with hearty welcome.
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On the 18th inst. at the Parsonage by Rev w.
c. P. Hamilton Rev. D. CRAIG. of the Free Presby-
terian Church New A hens Ohio, and Miss. NANCY
BELL of this vicinity.
On the 18th inst bv the Rev T. G Weller Mr.
TEoxAs c Brown and Miss ISABELLA Wells, all
OF This county.
The bride wi Il accept our thanks for a superb
iced cake.
Bv the same on the 18th inst, Mr.. JoHX WELLS
and Miss MARY E. STILwELL.
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@Lieute 1ant- G Governor KGRNER, OF IL
.inois, highly intelligent German, has re-
Gently published letter renounclng the
Shanf Democratic party. and warning his
couu,rymen 10 beware of the tendency OF ITS
course, and the dangers it is bringing upon
the country. which he deems worse than the
despotisms they fed from.
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SHERIFfS S SALE.
Brooks 1TJJols d. fulton and Bottael NJ.
Jones,
Is:
1gou,Jo,. lT,yf Of nj

Meander .aIott, ct al
DY virtue of two Executions in the
4 Sahove named Cases directed from tho tourt oil
Tomon please of Beiruout County Ohio, will offer
for sale at Public Auction on
Saturday, June %, A. D. 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'cI'ck m&4 O'Clock P OF
said day al the 'front.' doar the Courthouse, in ST
CIairsve Belmont county Ohio the fol owl ing descrl
he'd lands and enamens situate lying and hens III the
county of Belmont and Stale of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows to wit:
Being part OF the North west quarter of section 10
,ownsh p Z, and range6 Containing a7a a cres; aiso
mart of The North east nd North west Quarters OF
sections " township g. and contai ming seven
acres; $50 the toIowin Lpts in Ii Town OF
HaruesyIIIe to WIG Nos. l67-iGS -l53.
Sherir's Office May 90, lS56.
JOIN C. NICHOLS. Sheriff.
$500 BY HuGu McNEELy DIP. Sheriff.
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DEcLINEp.-John H. Kelley, of New Lex
ington, Perry county, who was nominated
for State Commissioner of Schools oy the
K. N. Convention in this city, on the 29th
NAV, declines being a candidae.-O. S.
Journal.
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tTA number Of communications have
come to hand during the Editors absence
They will receive attention upon his arrival
At some.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Cour
~ for Belmont county the undersigned was appoin
ted & qualifedss AdministT tTaior dc ibonis non with
the will annexed of the estate of Samuel Damn,
late Of Belmont county, deceased.
All those indebted to said estate requested to
make, immediate payment; aud those having claims
against sand estate, notified to present them tos
settlement within wear from this date.
JOSHUA PIGGOTT, AdmiDistrator
de honis ron with the will annexed.
Ma V 60. lSJ6. 3w
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0FOur copy of the New York Tribune oil
Friday failed to come to hand, consequently
re are compelled to omit the report of the
New York Cattle Market.
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SHERIFF'S SAE.
Marr Graf, Et. al,
Charles Barron Et al.

CHUTRS Dhf 'O't S|e "''
vir,uc o9 Il mandate TO me directed fromthe Court
Dat common Please of Belmont county OHIO, lwD
oier for sale at Public Auction Oh
Monday The 23d day Of June A. D. 1856,
hct,reen the hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock m
of day al the door of the Courthouse IN 81
ClairsyjIe Belmont county Ohio, tile following. de
scribed lands and tcnemenis as follows TO wit. iy
iur in The county of Belmont and adjoining the
town of Belare being two parcels of land described
as foIIows to wit the iirst parcel being the one con
veve ed 10 the said Barron, by one Hiram McMechen
bv deed bea ring date tie II day of November, lr3l
and recorded being that parcel lying east OF Lot No
IA in the town of B.laIre and bounded east by the
Ohio River west by water street, being 6O feet on
water street 60 feet the river, and bearing from
the 81 id water street Othe water al the river, the
otber ,Iact l,rC the same as had been conveyed 10
,he sal BARRON by Robert II. O'Neii. and duly re-
corded heIng directly east Of Lot No Is IN the town
of BcIIaire 60 feet the river, the sane on
winch the said Barron had Erected Ware House,
rum ing from the said 8ter street TO the flrer " al
Joining the other parcel conveyed by the said NC
Meckeu and al the water privileges more particu-
larIy described in the Deeds OF Conv eyences M the
said order OF sale the first described parcel appra Sc
at $50 the second described parcel arpra sed al To-
Sherih''s office ST. Ciarsville May ~ 1900
JOIN G.. NICHOLS Sheriff
s5.25 BY tlUsH McNEELS Up Hher'h
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Probate Court.
The Slate Of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS.
~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT


NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l Y the following namen Executors. Administra-
tors and Guardians have flied their accounts and
vouchers in my Office for settlement. 10 wit:
T. G. Hamilton, Guardian of Israel HOugh.
J. and e. Medley, Executors OF Joseph Medley decd.
Parvin Wright, Admir- OF Moses ID. Cove, decd.
Isaac II. Chandler, Adm'I with the W i'll annexed of
Samuel Dunn, decd.
Isaac Reed. Admir- of John Reed. decd.
Price Cornwall, Admir- of James Scott, deed.
George Meek, Admir- with the will annexed of Robert
Dent. decd.
G.. B Beeks. Guardian of Mary V. Beeks.
William Smith, y9Gn'r de hOnis with the will an
neNed OF Ohio Barnes, decd.
William smith, Admir- of Caleb Bari mes, decd.
VIM. Wilkinson. Guardian of J. l.. aud J. BOwles.
Roi.ert Major. Admir- of Thomas Major, decd.
o. J. Swaney, Executor OF w lillian Swaney, d, cd.
Sarah w ilson. AdmTx of John Wilson, decd.
A. aud Sam F. Davis, \, mrs OF Jacob Davis, Iced
T.. t. Sionehreaker and VIII. Glover Adm'rs of Israel
Wilkinson, decd.
Berj Beam. Guardian of Mary \. and George Ducker
and John Beam.
Mary Widnan, EX'rx of Joseph Widman. decd.
The first six above named accounts Will be for hear
ing and settlement on the lOh the next six the
iih. and the six last the l2th days of July next
jelg3ll DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
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/ THRILLING NARRATIVE!-The

"a subscrile els have now i" press and will pu blSh
odd o; May. the thrilling narrative of
Edgell, Pearson, Gatwood and Savage,
Who rescued aie- Eaving hetn bur ed alive for
fourteen days and thirteen hours without fond
hundred feet under ground. al the Blue Rock Coal
Mines.
Their manuscript COPY OF the narrative is authenti
Gated by the following card:
I'VE, the undersigned have had the foregoing Mar
ratve read To 1t has been taken down by Robert
II Gillmnre, told by to him. 1t is correct in
every particulsr aud gives faithful account our
ioings aud suiirrings while in the mine. We have
given full narrative to no other person.
WILLIAM EDGELL,
JAMES PEARSON,
JAMES GaTwOoD,
EDWARD SAVAGE"
Orders solicited. Single copies will be sent by
mail tor - cents. \ liberal discount those who
buy 10 sell again. Address,
GILMORE & BENNETT,
Zanesv ille. Ohio
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51f(arrno.

On the llth inst, by Rev. ~ G.. Worthngton
Mr.. EMMETT WRIGHT and Miss. MARY CALuogN,
a Il OF Belmont countyO.
On the lst inst, by Rev. II. Heberling Mr.. VII
LIAM VANCE and Miss. MAEGAREr l.. SHopGEAss, all
Of MaIinsyillr
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nTMr. Jas FRAsIEA has presented the
Committee on Summer Fruits with superb
OF Of early Mayduke cherries.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

! PHILADELPHIA, June l7th.-The Repub-
Iican Convention is largely attended. The
delegation from Kansas was received with
cheers.
Nineteen of the Pennsylvania delegation
have resolved To vote for Mclean, the
ba lance for Fremont.
The Convention was called to order about
noon, and the Hon. Robert Emmett, of New
York, was chosen as temporary chairman.
The Convention ordered that each session
be opened with prayer.
Committee on Credentials, Platform ard
Permanent Organizations were appointed,
delegations from each State and Territory
naming a member of the committees
Alter the transaction of other imp ortant
preliminaries, the Convention adjourned to
meet at O'Clock.
Amongst the committee on Credentials
are-Austin Futhrier of Ohio: S. r. Harvey
of Wisconsin; ]. ID. Arnold CT Illinois; F..
P. Blair of Mary land; Steel Blair, of Pa;
Geo. A Coe, of Michigan; Charles A. Teste,
Of Iowa; F. P. Wood. OF Kansas; J. W.
Sherman, of Iowa; J. P. Philips, of Mime
sofa; H. G. Bennet, of Nebraska; E. g..
Spaulding of N. Y.
The following are in the committee on the
PLATFORM
JP. Christeancy Of N ch., ]. P. DGPres
of Ind, J. p Howell of Iowa, J. R. King
of n. Y, J. r. Giddings of Ohio, J. J Pot
ter of Wis :, G. S. Brown OF H., Alex Ram
sey of Minnesota, C. B. Blakely of Ky.
Gen. Viele of Rensselaer,, n. Y, stated
that a delegation representing a council, of
100 friends or the lamented Silas Wright,
and who could trace their pedigree to A.
Tompkin and A. Geo. Clinton, who refused
harness to car Of slavery. were present and
moved that they be admitted to seat on the
floor. An objection was made that if all
were admitted the hall could not hold them.
Pending on this debate, and without definite
action, the Convention adjourned till
O'Clock
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rThere will be no services in the As
sociate Reformed Congregation of this place.
On the 22d inst.
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hTOur thanks are due WM. A. DeUDELL,
of Bethesda, WIN. B. KIRK, of Kennon,
and THos. w. FAwcETT, of Belmont, for
lists of subscribers, sent us last week.
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1(t(u AObertjst}ucats,
Washington Guards, Attention.
-F'HE WASHINGTON GUARDS ARE

requested meet at their Armory on Saturday.
the Slst inst, at O'Clock. p. for the purpose of
max ing arrangements celebrate the fourth of July
ALso-Wi Ill meet at their Armory in uniform (hack
coat aud white pants) Thursday, Lnly Sd, at Q
o'clock, p. NJ. for drill and encampment. by order.
las. CHARLEswoRTH, Cant.
R. r. RIPIY, Orderly Sergeant jel9td
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Total gnttlligente.
To Teachers.

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM.
.T-s IHERs, will meet in the school house
z on Marietta street in ST.. CIAIEsvlLLE
cn $ turd:.y June 81. at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
By order OF the Board.
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JHarper for July was received yester-
day, per Express.