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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-16
TYREE SPRINGS,

Il HIS noted and Popular Watering Place has recently been
thoroughly improved and rehtsed and win Be Opsn on
The it o. july better eonou and style than Il has ever
been heretofore and with comfortable arrangements for
Rooms, Emscmsnis &c, probably than any Watering Face
In the ~ouih.
The Subscribers having taken them for the season Pees
himself every exerton 10 render them agreeable and
pleasant 10 all Who may visit them either for health or pA-
D. T. SCOTT, Of 81 GlOad HotsL Nashville.
PS-The st Cloud VII be conducted By ny Son, HUcH
T. scuf Who has with since The ming q The 81
Cloud, and VIII al engagements and contracts made
hercioflrs oy ne on sccouni q ae St Cloud Hotel
ian-sf-ss d. T. SCOTT.
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ICE!ICE!!ICE!!!
$25 REWARD.

ON MONDAY, July 18th, will eoumencs selling Ice to
" all my regular cents per pound for the
balance Of the season. jyl5-1wl O. b. Il. MARTIN.
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RY EMPRESS.

lust received by Express" Ladies fine black Cloth
y lace Caters trimmed.
Ladies fine black Kid slipper -
Buskns,
&" white " and satin Slippers
Misses Bronzed Caters, very nice Cali at No. go Public
Square june25 SNYDER A FRIZZELL.
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d UNAWAY from the subscriber few days since, my boy
HI ALECK, about 10 years old-dark MulStto, quick
spoken built small right side cheek, short
hair. Is thought be in the vicinity OF Nashville. The
above reward will be given for his delivery TO me, such
Information will lead to his recovery.
b. l. SIMrsON,
jy1t-u AZ Public square.
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A RARE CHANCE.

TT1HE owners now offer for Of land, containing
$500 acres IL is abundance Of timber for saving
or barrel making Is we'll watered There IT, Of
the best BEST STEAM SAW MILLS to be found any
where which is successful operation and cutting
5000 feet Of plank day. THIS tract Cfant susceptible or
being made one Of the Stock in the country Il
is Is niles from Nashville, l2 miles Turnpike Turnpike
will soon be but running through the Land, and with
mile Of the Mills By purchasers paying OnehaB cash
liberal TIM will be given the bAAHde, which the NH may
be made pry with proper attention. The htnds 70 run
tie Mill may hired for the balance Of the year. desired
A So the wagons and teams viii sod, II desired.
liberal trade might be made in good negroes and mules in
part pay FOR further particulars Apply Al this Office
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To Corporation Tax-Payers.

TNFE Assessmsnt Roa having been esmps,sa, az, - mn
tsrn..l ~ u,e Vii renlain my o1ce IN he ny -
ar len sl.vs ~ ne inspocon effkx-IAJeis aarns
,us tbsy mas s,anns their ts, and eo.secs ~ 1879
ihat nay hAre been mNla = - - e-~~-l.-D
Nashsllg, Jay 3. c6-io4
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PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$ z O 4, o o o! y!
viii be distributed according to the following
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!!

1915 prizes amounting to 1904 900
The $4,000 Prizes Of IS determined by the number
which draws the $40 900 Pze that number should be
odd number then every odd number ticket will be entitled
SIS in addition other Prize which be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
number tickets will be certain Of drawing nearly half the
cost Of the same with chances OF obtaining other prizes
All those tickets ending with O. 2, f. g. s. even-al
those ending with l, 3, g, are odd
Remember that every Prize is drswo and payable in
full without deduction
All Prizes ofSl 900 and under, paid Immediately after
the drawingoher prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded purchasers medately after
the drawing.
Whole Tickets $10;-Halves $5;-
Quarters $50.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at either
otfc,. Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
S. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga.
Jy15 s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala,
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DISSOLUTION.

ITHE partnership heretofore existing under the name
aud style Of e. W. Robertson Co., Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. c. W. ROBERTSON,
JAMES h. BRADSHAW,
JOHN X. JONES, Jr.
~ B-The business Of the late hrn vii he closed up BY
either Of the partners the old stand College
those indebted either ny account requested
to make immediate payment; Jy3
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STOP THIEVES-$1OO REWARD.

D1UL 4AAL - AUU M W AASD'
1.-TWO FRESHMEN, names unknown, have stolen my Ne
i gro Boy, SAM. and iait heard Of near Tula-
homa travelling foot fam about years old weighs
l40 pounds dark complexion rather rough features
large barng eyes He has carrying brick 70 nasons
and likely the hair OF the top Of his head.
The meu Induced him thi that they carrying him
to free State but think they intend to sell him. viii
give $50 the boy 800 for the apprehension Of the
thieves and the boy. jy l4l N. P. AKIN.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE.

CITT BAH, Nashville, July Is.
All persons owning property wit ir the limits corpor-
alton Of Nashville SUI to taxation, and all those liable
for Pol Tax Tar personal property and who have
paid for tie year. 1856 hereby notified to call office
and pay the Immediately the necessities of the
porstion require prompt payments.
Holders Of certificates for advanced payments viii please
present them for settlement A. NELSON, Collector
jy16-1m
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TNHE undersigned will make Cash advances cOnsign
ments Of Wheat Raeon, Flour and other Produce to his
correspondents in Charleston and Savannah
JOSEPH NASH.
nashville, June 10th, 1S5s-3ms
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REMEMBER! That Fillmore is as accepta-
bic 10 the Border Rutiians as Buchanan. They
sleep in the same Pro Slavery bed
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REMEMBER! Fillmore stands upon plat
form as thoroughly Pro-Slavery as that reared
for Buchanan al Cincinnati
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REMEMBER! Every Fillmore member Of
Congress voted against Kansas
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REMEMBER! That Mr. Haven, member
of Congress from Buffalo, and law partner Of
Mr. Fillmore, voted 10 Congress against admit.
ting Kansas as a free state
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR the STATE,
NELL s. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 80.
The Tribune says: Our report shows the IN
crease of receipts of Beeves for the week in the
whole city upon he weekly average :, at l27 head,
and l26 head over last week.
he number al market to-day is 2,749 head,
which is SO increase on the average, which was
1865 for each market dav last year, anu 369 in
crease upon the number sold last Wednesday.
The condition otthc matter to-day fully ,eriies
the fact tat supply and d. mand have nothing 10
do with r, guiatlng the price OF beeves IN these
yards Owing 10 the excessive heat that has pre-
vailed during the past week, and still prevailed to-
day, TO the tune OF over 90 in the coolest shade
and owing 10 the fact that many fami les out o
town, and butchers sales very much reduced il
was genera llv peeled 10y butchers that the de
mand would be light, and consequently that the
price upon full supply would be lower than this
day week lmsgile their disApprin intment in coming
into the yards this morning l. md no lack OF cat
tie, so far as numbers were concerned and yet they
| were asked hal cent--some said iuIl a cent
higher than last week. AS it was evident that the
number OF tirst-class cattle small ami sew.
eral were disappointed last week by not purehas-
ing early, Il ey went at it this morning with St
much spirit that owners added from S3 10 sc p mead
| to current prices OF last week at which good
| many sales were effected.
| . No one pretended 10 ask over l0c b for The ne
beef bat buyers all contended that they held Cattle
| at SOB above actual weig --whicl Is very proba.
BILE. as they do not weigh according to looks, as
| they did some weeks ago. From obserya fion, and
reports of buyers and sellers, we are oi opinion ha
ali the sales of the morning of fistclass BulIocks
were made at l0c and IL some cases actua
weights willpiove the price at lO4 Il0ac For this
advance there was not a,pariicie reason, and az
soon as the panic of the morning was over the
business or the day subdue into decided dullness
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07
GTne New Presbyterian Church in Mt
Pleasant will be dedicated on the 18th inst.
Several ministers will be in attendance.

Gov. GOWNS PosiTIoN-Ths Cincin-
natl Columbian esii mates that Gov. CorTlr
is about to come out for Fremont and Day
ton, and that on Saturday next ne viii
mount the stump for them commencing IN
the town of Lebanon, where he resides
The Columbian adds. "our infornants state
that when Gov. Corwin left the Cabinet o!
Dir. Fiilmore. he made promise, either to
himself or others. not to PsrticiPa 'e actively
ia politics again until certain period h id
elapsed, and that this time be out on Friday
next--the day before his speech is to be
made" This reported abstinence from poll
tics is rather queer story, yet 1t derives
coloring of authority from the. Governors
quiet life dI7ing the past four years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07
rINONICS WON'T Do,

rIiey never did do more than giva temporary
relIef and they never will 1t is because they dom:
touch the of the disease. The Cause of all que
and bilious diseases is the Rimosph pherc poison called
Miasma or Mslaria. Neutraiize this poison ny its
Natural Antidote, and ell disease caused by il dis
appears at once Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure
Antidote to Malaria, and moreover II is a perfectly
harmless medicine. The certificate of the celebrated
chemist DIR J. r. Chiffon, of New York to this ef-
feet is attached every holtle therefore if il does
no good il do no harm.
This is than can be SAID If Qunine, Arsenic,
tonic IN existence, their ruinous the
constitution aud brings on Dumb Aeue, which never
allows person to feel perfectly well for moment
In illustration OF these truths extracts
from a let ter just received from a Physician:
GEORGETOWN, Ohio. March II. 1858.
Jas. 4. RHODES, Esq.-Dear Sir: Yours of the 2d
inst. is hand The Cure arrived late last year and
increase from lhe fact that remedy had been intro
duced which was growing in favor with the public.
as being better than using Qunine-nOt knowing
presume that the remedy they used TO escape taking
Quinine. contained the Drug itseIG!
THIS remedy. (knOwn aS smiths TOnic.') would
inv tria Is Break all asue hut it did not Cure it,
would often return with renewed vigor This one
circumstance deemed IN your favor. if could in
stute test comparison between it and your Cure
The following is the result:
Three persons took vomr Cure" sill of which wera
cases Of "Quotdau intermittent Fever" of many
weeks standing. They had tried Quininr, and other
remedies. occasionally missing chill, but it (as
in all such cases) slowly weiii them ont and laying
the foundation of other aud maladies. | did
succeed in eecfing radical of all three of these
with your remedy, aud they have had chill
since. In all three of these the ''Snth Tonic
had bcen used and would before stated, break th5
chill, but after period two had elapsed it would
return.
think there will he no ditlcnIty now in giving to
your Cure" the vantage ground OF any othsr remedy
now in here, &c, ttc.
WILLIAM BrcKsHR, NJ. d.
Rhodes Fever and Asue Cnre, or Antido,e TO Ma
laria the only harmless remedy IN existence scquaily
certain PreveLIative as a''Cure." Take il when
yOu feel the chs coming on and you will have
a single one
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprie tor, Providence, Z. 7.
Wholesale Agents, 81. Louis, Il. BIACkSLEY:
ChiCaTo BARCLAY BROS Aud for sale by Drug
giS-s generally ap233m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07
DIST. .ICT CONVENTIONS.

The voters of the Second sub-di.
vision of the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict, consisting of the counties Of
Monroe, Guernsey and Belmont.
without respect to past political diff
ferences, who are opposed to the pol.
icy of the present Administration
and in favor of restoring the action
of the Federal Government to the
principles of WASHINGTON and JET
TERseN, are invited to meet in Con-
vention at
pARNEsvILLE, AUGUST 14th, 1855,
for the purpose of placing in nomi-
nation a candidate for Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas, for the said
District. Also: at the same time
and place a Convention from he
18th Congressional District, con-
sisting of the counties of Guernsey,
Monroe, Noble and Belmont. will be
held to place in nomination a candi-
,late for Congressman in this Dis.
trict, and appoint a Presidential
Elector.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07

A STRONG EspoRsEMENT.-Csssius al
Clay writes to Fremont and Dayton Ra;i-
6catioR meeting:
81 do not hesitate to avow that, in my opin-
ion, John c. Fremon: is the strongest man
that we could have just now put before the
people. His youth, his heroic and gallant
life. are well calculated to inspire enthusi-
asm among the people; whilst ali his ante
cedents will assure the most timid of calm,
firm, and able administration of the Govern
ment, when those qualities, in which be is
admitted to excel, are so urgently demanded
by the times. In Mr.. Dayton,o New Jersey,
we have a man of tried craftsmanship and
eminet popularity with all who know HIM
a mnn every way calculated to inspire res
pect and kindly feeling. as the presiding
officer of the Senate in times of high party
excitement"
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The pxblic respectfully requested 10 give Emi
call aad see his articles and learn kiE prizes Sc
determined 10 under sell Wheeling "st sh;I I,hnenis
Mag 30. lrS. pi. AMOS "oRi Ef
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Good cheer.

We have added % names to our subserip.
tion list since our last issue. Will on
friends please observe the .ow price of oul
Taper for the campaign, and exert themselve:
TO circulate it. We make nothing on ou
paper at that rate, but merely offer it at the
price TO place it in the reach of every one
Our principles need only be known to b,
acknowledged to be true.
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%A<
MASS GT]L5L5l7lI1(G0
Turn Out! Friends of the Constitu.
ton, the Union and Fremont!

There will bs Mass Meeting of the Friends Of
the CONSTITU ZION, THE UNION, AND
FREMONT, at
FLUSHING, ON Saturday. August 18th.
Addresses wi ii be de hversd by
M. PENNINGTON e. d. D. T. CowEN. Esqrs.
A FREMONT POLE will be raised early in
the afternoon. Speaking will commence At 2 O'Clock
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Read This
A HoLLANpER's TESTIMONY.

A HOLLANDER TESTIMONY.
Jacob. Rinskes, living in Holland settle
ment of Sheboygan, Wisconsin says:
suffering for sometime the misery attend Ing
an utter prostration of mind and body,
have been restored, by using BeRHAVE.s
HOLLAND BITTERs, to perfect health"
The fact of this remedy being in such
high repute among the Hollanders in Wis
consin, Michigan, New York, in fact in
every Holland settlement in the United
States, argues mnch in its favor.
Try it-for Chronic or Nervous Debility,
or any Nervous, Rheumatic, or Neuralgia al
lection.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07

Ho! FOR EVANSVILLE. The Central Ohio
Rail Road will carry passengers to the
Evansville Mass Meeting on the 18th inst,
at half fare. Let Belmont be well repre-
sente6.
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5]teb )

On the 2ith ut.. of pulmonary consupiion. in 'he
Path year of her age. Miss. ELIzlBETu ANN Moons.
daughter Of Mr.. Candy MooIe The deceased was
much beloved by large circle OF frelatives and &C
quainiances.
At the residence of Mr. Peidick Chimes on the
26lh ult-, OF pulmonary con umption; Mr. josiah
CoATs IN the 2Oth, year OF age
OF the same disease, on the night Of The lst
inst, Mrs NARY ANY MYFRs. daughter o. James
PorterfelG. late of RichlGnd Tow nship
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07
@J. w. Langdon. prominent Demo
crst of Piketon, is out for Fremont.

HoHotoay's Ointment and Pills, an astonish.
ing Remedy for Erysipelas.--Mr. Henry
Turner, of lover Maine, was afflicted with
Erysipelas, large purple blotches came on
his face and neck, and all parts of his body,
and despite of the many remedies he tried he
was not benefited. At lenth, he had re-
course to Holloway's Ointment and Pills,
and made up bis mind to persevere with these
remedies, which he did. The result was
that in few weeks, he was perfectly cured
and his general health wonderfully improv.
ed. This case has created quitea sensation
D Msins.
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From Iowa.

August l, 1856.
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Probate Court.
The STATE Of Ohio, Belmont County, SS.


~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
! the following namea Executors Administra
tors md Guardians have filed their accounts and
vouchers in my Office for settlement, TO wit:
Peter Tallman, Admir- de bOnis non OF Hugh Hall
decd.
Sarah Albright. EyrI of John Albright. decd.
William Lucas. Admir- of WIN. TempletOn, deCd.
William Lucas. Admir- of Samuel s. Lucas, deed.
Eli kennard, Admir- with the will sunexed of osePf
Arnold, dec.
David Brown. Admir- of Wm. McMechan, decd.
Henry Mccartney. Admir- of James NJ Mccartney .dec't
Matthew Booth. Guardian of the minor children o
David Lowe deed.
Jcmima J. Cooper, late Guardian OF the minor chill
drcn of James Cooper. deed.
Recce lie WIS Guardi n of hanson, Mary :. and Mar
tina BowIes.
Joshua Gregg Guardian of H. II. Gregg.
Benjamin and Isaac B. Howell, Ex'rs of John Howell
decd.
John Gallagher. Admir- Of Robert Gallagher, decd.
John Starbuck Guardian OF the minor heirs OF Eliza
Steel, deed.
The first five above named accounts will he for hear
ing and etlement the 18th, the next five on tht
l2 and the four last the 18th days Of August next
jyi53il DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
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gotal gnttllisente,
Announcement.

CAMBKIDsE Ohio July 2s;h; 1856
Mi EprroR.--Piease announce DIR. NJ. GREEE oi
Cambridge as candidate for Congress. for this
Q7th District subject TO the bsrnesviile Repub'i-
can Convention, on the 18th August next. DR..
GRErN is well qualified TO represent the interests
of the people, and as deserving, from his eiity
to the great principles involved in the canvass,
eny man in the District, Guernsey.
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THIS PILLS PURIFY THE BLooD.

No female. young OIL should be without III
celebrated medicine II and regulates the non
This Courses AZ al periods acting many cases like
charm It'll also The best and s; st meicAe that esu
lie given 10 children of all ages any coiuplant
consequently ~ family should be without il.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07

LIFE OF JOHN c. FREMoNT-The life of
FREMONT, together with his own narrative
of his explorations and discoveries, is for
sale at this Office. 1t forms book Of A SO
pages, at the low price Of 8. 90.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07
Farm Enh SAFE

n Near Browns Mills. Palmer town So
shin Washington county, Ohio. The Sub 80
scri5er offers for sale 81
Farm of Eighty Acres,
ourhslf cleared and in good state OF cutiyationi ie
Wood Land is almost all fenced in, with plenty o.
WsIe-; an
Orchard OF thirty hearing trees, with PearH
trees iIel,tv; a New Frame HOUSE, Wood
HOuse Corn Barn, aud Double log
Bara; ;and well OF wafer al the door.
The above j. situated County Road. IeaaipS
North to the Muskin-Um River, and South 10 toe
road. There is Meeting House ard Aill within w"
mics aud School House in size.
For further Information apply to the subscriber ."
the premises. .,--,---E
II FCaaiz Republican COPY ihtee tiH-7s ana SEM
bill TO advertiser
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Cure Of Palsy.

The following Testimony, given US hy Mr.. lothian r
Coudit, of Orange. N. j., shows the extraordinary
effects of this Wine and Pills in Paralysis
= Orange, N. j., Feb. 18th Is53
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS!
1rrn Ouf- Friends of Freedomd Fremon

Out, TIthus Oh
There will be Republican Meetings held at the
following times and places, when good speakers
will be in attendance:
On Wednesday, August 18th. at O'Clock, P IL,
in the NEW SCHOOL HOUSE, in District No.
/, Warren Township.
At MT. LIBERTY, Wayne Township, on
Wednesday, August 18th. al O'Clock, P. NJ.
At tHENDRYSBURGH Kirkwood Township,
on Saturday, August is, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
At CENTREVILLE, on Saturday, August 9,
at O'Clock, P. NJ.
At JACOBSBURG, on Saturday, August 9, at
O'Clock, P. NJ.
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING.-The Board o!
Managers of the Belmont County Agricul.
tural Society are requested to meet at the
Clerks Office, in St. Clairsvills, on Wednes.
day, the 18th instant.
! ). T. ScoF1ELp, Prest.
August !, 1856.