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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13
Ellzey Fritter Elk. of
Joshua Gregg Decd,
William Potter ct al.


bY virtue Of an order Of sale to me
Ddiected from the Court of Common Pleas Of Bel
mont County will offer for sale at Public Auction on
Mondaythe 7h day ef.Aprl, A. d. 1856
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p NJ of said day. tho front door of the Court Hous
in ST. Clair svile in saI county the following desert.
bed lands and tenemens; Situate lying and being in
lie County of Belmont and State of Ohio and bounded
and des ribed as follows to wit:
The first described tract being the south half OF the
south quarter cf sec. No a. Township No Z, and
range No OF the original survey bounded by the fol-
lowing survey TO wit beginning at the south west
of said section. and thence running north one lie
west to the said section line "a perches and links
thence north s5l east I45 perchs thence south
east SO perches and 16 links the section line thence
the place OF beginning containing 20 acres he the
or less, also one other track or parcel OF
Land Situate lying and being in said county OF Belmont
and bounded and described follows to wit the north
side of Branch Running from west TO east. it beng
part ofthe north west quarter of section No 81, in
T0wy ship No !, and range No. $, begining at stone
planted In the Township line at the north YVES, corner
said run south 6si j.. 22Ioo poles to station,
thence N. sle 1916 poles 10 station, thence 8.
45 > L l2 % poles to station, thence N. 64t ., E
10 poles to station, thence 60, E. 1916 poles to
station, thence N. Gst q. 04i poles TO Andrew Nc
Ilv aims line thence N. 81 T.. with said line 344
poles the north boundary line of said section, thence
W. the section line to the place of beginning containing
10 acres and % perches he The same more or less.
sherifs Office. St. Caitsville, March o, 1855
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff
-S675.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13
JOS. B. BUSSIER,
81 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
inpoRrER AND DEALER
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Salad Oil, Sar-
dimes, &c.,

uluCS, w.,
Offers for sale in lots to suit purchasers:
I 900 boxes Bunch and Layer Raisins.
1000 half abd quarter boxes RaIsins.
1000 boxes Valenca Raisins, new crop.
1000 boxes Valencia Raisins, old crop.
500 boxes Smyrna. 100 drums suliana Raisns.
100 ksga Sesdless Rssins. 100 casks Currants.
5000 drums Turkey Figs, 100 Cases do Wood Fancy
Boxes.
100 mats new Dates. 100 cases Leghora Citron.
70 casks German, 100 kegs French Prunes.
so cases Prunes in glass Jars and wood boxes.
] 900 boxes Oranges and Lemons.
10000 Cocoa Nuts, 100 kegs TIA marinds.
1000 boxes as,e, Jujube Paste Gum Drops, Grape
Drops, Date Paste and Pressed Figs.
500 bags Walnuts, Filberls and Cream Nuts.
SEQ bags Bordeaux. Sicily Hard Shell and Ivics
almonds.
1000 bus. African and Shelled Ground Nuts.
100 boxes, so kegs Shelled Almonds.
Also, great variety OF Miscellaneous Goods coIa-
pfsing Chocolate Cocoa, Broma Sardines, Salad OIL
Split Peas Pine Apple Cheese syrups, Rose and Peach
Wster, dasGrted Extracts, Liquorice, Rock Candy,
Beans, Maccsroni AMI vermicei, Cordials, Canary &
Hemp Seed, Pearl Barley, Preserved Ginger, assorted
Preserves, Pickles, Pepper Sauce, Tomato ketchup
Jees aud Jams, Olives and Capers, Hermetri oalfy
Sealed Salmon, Oysters, Lobsters, Peaches, Tomatoes
Green Corn, &c. &c.
N. B.-Western Merchants are particularly invitsd
TO call. March 10, Sw.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

NO female. young or old. should ts witIost tb,
eeebrsied med cine II HeoreCts and regu he russ
ms courses al az perod,, acting in many cases Ike
harm IL - also the hest and ~ st medicine that eau
csrsequsn ,lY no family should be without H.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13
ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE
FUND COMMISSIONERS Of Be,-
mont County Ohio. January 1850
10 wit.
Total Ais.u., received t,ep s.a., ussso s. &
a." OF principal paid ststs BIs7,72
ran OF principal In Co. Treasury isf3,22 4s030 "
The folibwihg are the Sums leaned to individ.
~ TO wit
rMlu.ssiss M..siss TP, secured BY Bond sos 90
EMiebi.nd " :. Is.s 80
YOri. e" 40 %
Balance Of Stock remaining In the Bel.
mont Bank oil 81. Clhirsvifie. 1904 GO
Premium q Interest paid Or ssid stoek 1880 90
Amount advanced by County, 1861 76oo 81
-
RECEIPTS. FOR THE YEAR.
Amount Of C-sh on hand as per las, report Ella
principal received since 232O.1
4" interest :" cS5,g5 aco' 81
EXPENDITURES foR THE YEAR.
Amount paid State PRINCIPAL in full 1892
interest 1859
ior printing report, 1000
Thomas johnson fee es
Fund Commr. 9g5G
J. j. Cherlesworth as
Fund Comnr. 2o56
Balance OF interest on hand 45j52
principal on hand, 525,75 3O07 %
-. -
We certify that tho above IL correct statement and
exhibit OF the condition OF fid Fund as appears from
the ooks and papers In The Office Jan. 3lst 1856.
JAS. y. CHARLESWORU,t
THOMAS Johnson, Fund Comm-s'
Feb 2Ist le56 va
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TaL.snble Farm at
Public Sale.

TIVE subscriber wishes to sell the farm
il on which he now resides, situated in Colerain
TOWnsh p, Belmont County, Ohio, miles South west
from Mt. Pleasant and lying between the Martinsville
Mt. Pleas ant, and the Martinsvie and Harrsville
Plank Road g, about ona mile from the former, and
70 urth of milo from the latter and about miles
from tn Ohio River by the Plank Road. There are
grst mills & one saw mill within mile OF the farm.
The Farm contains
10 ACRES (under good state of cultiva-
tion,) SO ACRES CLEARED, and the re-
mainder we'll timbered.
There are on the premises good Frame Dwelling
House, with good well OF water at the door, stable,
and good orchard of grated fruit.
The al bove premises if not sold previously will be
offered at public sale on
Saturday March 29h, 1855.
For further particulars enquire in person or by lie tier
OF
VIM. II. BLACKFORD,
Colerain =. o.,
March l3, 1856 pd. Belmont Co., O.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13

AT LAsT-The c. o. R. R. Company
advert;ses for proposals to complete the
road up to Kirkwood, 81 miles from Bellair.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13
Tiles PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.

These famous Pills are expressly combined to operate
on we stomach, the liver The kidneys the lungs tbs
Their functions purifying the blood The very fonnss O.,
ie. aud thus curing disease In al h. formi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13
GENERAL DEBILITY. I'LL HEALTH

Many Of the most despoile Governments have srsned
their Custom HouSesto the Introduction OF tleso pill,
mat hey may becoma the medicine Of the mts.ss
Lesrneh Colleres admit that this medicine s the best
remedy ever known for persons Of delicate heath or
where ths syssm hs' been impaired. ss i,-invssr.Ht
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13

FUND COMMISSIONERS Of BEL
mont County Ohio. January 1850
10 wit.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13
DYspIPsIA 4 LIVER COMpLAIyTs

Netrly hslft the human have taken these Pills
th hsen proved IN all parisof the world that nothing
hss been ound equal 10 them sin csSes ~ disorders or
lhe lver dyspepsia, and stomach Complaints Rensrsy
1hey soon ave healthy tome TO those organs
much dersnzed and when ali AihaT means have failed
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-28
The Lnw Of NeWspaperH.

1, Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra
~ SrS considered wishing to continue their subScrP
tlOn,
z. II subscribers order the dlscontnuance Of their
papers, the publisher nay continue 70 send them until
All arreAragss aEs paid.
Q. ssbscEieers hsglesl OF refuse TO Jake their pc
EIOdieS from The once 70 which they directed they
ere he'd responsible sill ihey have settled the BILL and
ordered thea discontinued
& If sabsOEibsrs remove 70 other places without in
forming the pubshSss and The papers are sent TO th
IsFmer direciion, they ere held responsible
The Courts have decided that refusing 10 taxi
papers hon 1As Oos, or removing and leaving then
~ POslnastSrs Eho D9llty apublishsF that a news
paOe is noI taken boz The once, required TO give
the Fsss o. Ghy AsJ not taken out (See Post OF
Res INSTRUCTIONS and Laws.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-28
Pittsburgh Convention.

10 pursuance Of previous call BY the Com
mittee Of the Republican party OF the Nation
Convention came of Oh the aand and ESD
inst. at Pittsburgh. From the papers we
have most glowing account Of the numbers
10 attendance and tie harmony that prevailed
among them. All was one sided. Freedom was
the walchword. Freedom for The territories
Of this Union. No interference With slavery
in The States where it now exists: but no more
Save States.
Twenty.tWO States. four Territories and Che
District Of Columbia we're represented in that
convention fifteen Free States and. seven
Slave States And more, Francis P. Blair,
of Maryland, was the President. The man
who at one lime represented through the col
umns of the Congressional Globe, the views Of
General Jackson and bis Administration
Where stands Pierce and his JEFF. Davis Ad.
minisIratiOn? In opposition to almost every
Democratic measure advocated by the power.
fnl pen Of Francis P. Blair. and now in the
ranks with John G. Calhoun and his FIRE eating
descendants. What do you think of it you
old JacksOnian devotaes? You who in your
younger days we're accustomed and de-
lighted 10 hear the stern old President and
his Democratic Administration auded TO the
highest by his most particular friend Francis
P. Blair. Verify, you must know, that if il
were possible for 'Cld Hickory, himself to be
presen! in the flesh, by the eternal he would
disOWn the puny descendants Of the South
Carolina pullifyer. But Ee hsye diverged.--
That convention after two days session Of bar
mony, but with 6xedness oipurpose unequal
ed but by the Hero Of New Orleans, have ad
liourned, after fixing upon the l7th day @
June next as the time, and Philadelphia as tn
place, for holding nominating Convention 70
candidates for President and Vice Presider
Of the great Republican party Of America.
A longletter from the Hon. Cassius NJ. CLAW
of Kentucky, was read in convention ami
deafeniug shouts of applause. And durin!
the second day, dispatch was received ant
read from Thomas spooner, then in attendanc
at the American Know NOthng) ConyeRtiOI
in Philadelphia, tclegraphed as follows;
PHILADELPHIA.
Messrs. Brinkerhof and others.--The A
mercan Party no longer unite. Raise tn
Republican Banner. No further extension G
Slavery. The americans are with you
Thunders of applause shook the very WALL
as the President concluded bis reading.
After which Chat. Reemelin was called n
on and made very moderate and efIecti,
speech, hoping that the Germans Of Ohio wo
unite with this movement in favor Of freedo
to all the sons Of men. Success awaits us.
: OLD Jackson. Democrats, Wings, Free SOiler
J and tenU of thousands of younger men. are q
ready enlisted for the war; Vive la Republic
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-28
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition will be pre-
sened to the Commissioners OF Carroll County, at their
annual meeting in March next praying for an altera.
tion in the Augusta and Lodi Road the alteration TO
commence near N. E. Church on the lands Of Thomas
MarAn, thence East through the land of said Mur6n
and run along the line between the Widow Hass and
John Grunder till it comes to the corner Of John
Grunder's field, thence crcuitous course round the
point of the hill, till Il comes to the corner of Jacob
Grundeis field, thence along the line between jacob
Grunder and Jacob Shcarer till it intersects the Pekn
Road therce South along said road till Il insects the
old road and follow the same W within sixteen or seven
teen rods Of the east and west line Of Felt Handel thence
North Easterly direction till strikes the land line be
tween Geo. H. Henry and Henry Leyda, near the Soqtt
East corner of said Leydas land in Brown Township
hercc north along the Township line I'LL IL intersect
the Augusta Road. MANY PETITIoEERs.
February 7, 1856, 4W
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-28
cnlumhua Correspondence.


Coiumous keo. G1ndi 1886.
MEssEs' EDrrORs
In conformity to 3 partial promise
l made you in my last few notes which vas,
should remain in the city any considerable
length Of time. as vas probable that should,
1 would write you frequently during my stay
The 6rst thing TO which shall allqde vas q
very warm discussion in the House Of Repre-
senIaliyes on one day Of last week. upon bill
which was presented by the member from Lo,
rain county. Mr.. Monroe, amending the Ha5eas
Corpus law, so that upon certsia conditions.
any person that might be unlaWfully arrested,
or detained by any officer, such person so uu-
lawfully arrested and detained, could be Wrest.
ed from the bands Of that officer and set at
liberty by another officer having the right To
execute such writ. The Democracy Of the
House, it is said, were fearful, very fearful,
that there was something under this PROPOSE
tion which they did not clearly understand
They feared there was a 'nigger in the wood
pile that some runaway negro, or { viii say
that some black man that might be arrested
or stolen. if you please, might be some time
or other made secure, or have his rights Sc.
cured him under change Of this kind made
in the Habeas Corpus act. They (the DemOc
racy) would have no objections to the bill, but
that they feared it would bring into conflict
the State and the Federal authorities where the
provisions Of the Fugitive Slave law would be
attempted to be carried into effect. They ap.
prove Of the fugitive act. Such an act is ne
cessary to make the stakeholder of the South
secure in his property. Without it they
would not be secure and therefore they are il
favor of it. This was said by their leader
= Mr.. Sawyer, from Auglaize county, 10 which
none objected, as | understood. The bill
:, = believe has not yet passed. 1t probably vii
pass.
.Another matter will allgde to. 1t did not
! however. take place in Columbus. lalude t
: the great and very enthusiastic anti-Nebrask
? meeting Of the Germans Of Cincinnati, held i
that city at short time since, at the head o
which the once .nOtorous Democrat, Charlie
Reemeln figured extensively: and who was b!
that meeting appointed a delegate to Pitts
burgh Republican Convention Of the 22d inst.
q If they keep coming over little while longer
II the Republican party will have to close thei
books, or buy new ones. as the present (aI
5, though volumniOusj must be well nigh full
But, Srs, suppose that we will have to bu
p. new books. There are yet hundreds, yet
re thousands Of good, honest democrats, who ii
d tend to unite with the Republican party. L.
N there be engaged new books in which they ma
= register their names on the side Of their coul
$, try. A SPECTATOR.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-28
Legislature Adjournment,

This Hon. body, saw fl in their wisdom, 10
accept an invitation from the Queen City au-
thorities to visit 'Porkopolis' on the 2And inst
And accordingly ad djourned over from last
Thursday til Monday, for the Ostensible pur-
pose. We clip the following notice of their re
ception from the o. S. Journal.
RECEPTION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
"The members Of the Legislature were re-
ceived yesterday afternoon at Loveland by a
special committee, which accompanied them to
Cincinnati, and neat speech was made to
them by Mayor Faran on their arrival at the
depot
Omaibussss we're provided for their occom-
mediation and they were escorted by the mill.
tary to the Masonic Hall, where an elegant
supper was provided for them.
The City Council met yesterday afternoon
and passed the following resolution
Resolved That SPECIAL committee Of three.
in connection with the Mayor Of the city, are
hereby instructed TO make all necessary ar,
rangements for the entertainment OF the Ohio
Legislature, said body being expected this
daY, TO arrive as guests Of this city. and thai
said committee he also constituted committee
Of reception for said guests.
4 The National Guards, of st, Louis, the Law
Grays, Of Baltimore, the Chicago Light Guards
and two companies from Cleveland arrived
there yesterday, and number Of other com
, pahieS from q distance were expected.
II Flags, banners and transparencies decorate
l. the streets this morning. aud the city appear
a to be under martial law. The music of drum,
fies and brass bands almost deafen the cit
- gems. great illumination comes off th
"a evening. aud Cincinnati will be lit up in blas
Us Of glory.
ne The crowd is immense, and The depth of N
is mud past finding out"
Quere? " i'll their constituents receive the,
Al gentlemen upon lheireturn home with as strol
=, desire that they may return to their prese
ID positions as II they had steadily attended to
Of peoples business! We can we'll appreciate b,
10 tiresome II becomes, for men Of formerly oti
,e habits 10 be housed for a term Of months, b
as these grave men should have remembered Il
es already bad they adjourned over couple
- days for recreation, and IL they wished
e. celebrate Washington's birthday in the Or
Of Western city, they should have held on. ct Il
as frst adjournment, The temptation was gr,
however and Legislators are human
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-28
A Remarkable Man,
AND A UNIVERSAL REMEDY FOR DIS
EASE


This city is now the home of one Of the most
remarkable ,nen Of the age-a man who
has traversed the civilized globe. and establish
ed in almost everv country which he has visit
ed, the sale of his medicines for the relief OF
Ehuman suffering, and which are a certain cure
for disease in all its forms We allude to Pro.
fessor Thomas Holloway. of London. 1t is
now several years since this benefac of the
human race FIRST proclaimed to the world,
through the British press, that he had, after
deep research. prepared remedy that was sure
to eradicate diseases. Years Of patient inves'
tigation into the laws OF human physiology
which control our bodies in health and when
diseased, led to the invention and preparation
of the world renowned Hooway's Pills and
Ointment. Nearly, if not quite one half of the
human race have taken his medicines His
name is as universally known over the globe as
that Of Alexander, Napoleon, or Washington,
when in the height of their ambitious career
II they conquered nations in the field of battle
Professor Holloway has, with no weapon bul
that OF science, conquered disease in all its forms
His meritorious career Is bounded by no imag'
insry ines Of latitude and longitude short oI
those marking The confines Of civilization itself
1
No isolated country or nation was sufficiently
extensive for the operation OF his enterprising
and gigantic intellect Wherever disease has
residence, there he penetrated with his med
icines, and left an enViabe and enduring repu
tation. After enlightened Europe, his FAM
spread over Asa and the civilized portions oI
Africa, and finally appeared in America. He
has translated the cures he has performed ant
the virtues Of bis medicines into as many Ian
guages as the missionaries have the Bible
Governments, otherwise the most despotic
have been forced by the great value Of hi
medicines, and their popularity with the people
to remove antiquated and time.honored res
trictions upon the introduction offoreign med
! icines, and open their custom houses to FIRE
introduction to the pills and ointment Of thi
distinguished man. Empires and kingdom
removed the barriers of ages against the intro
: ductiOn and sale Of proprietary or patent med
= icines, and freely permitted Holloway's medi
= cines 70 become the physician Of the masses
,,sl-N. Y. Dispatch,
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larY IA, 1856, 4w. pr. fee g. 80
lAAl EOR SALE.

Pursuant to an order Of the Probate Court Of Car.
rol county Ohio will offer TO sell at public outcry
on the premises, "a
On Saturday. the 18Th day Of March next, A. D. 1886,
"The Southwest iarer of section TIVE ty six 26 in
Township tbhteen (lS)oi Range four, ~ containing
100 acres more o, less Sa id land is in Fox Township
Carroll county, Ohio, the road from GarrOltOn via.
Georges Store, to Yellow Creek and Springfield and
one half mile east OI the Store OF r. George ESQ., There
Is on said land about So to 100, acres cleared cabin
budngs well of good water at the door of the house,
and other improvements he land is OF a good quail
" and valuable. Appraised at $4,4sO. Terms one
third in hand and residue in two equal annual pay
ments with interest," secured by mortgage the ptsn'
ses Sale to begin at IL Oclcck DoOn Of said day, a.:
tendance given. ANDREWS GEORGE.
Administrator, Of
JAMES N. GEORGE, dee. vi
Fab IA 1866 4w.
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Albert r. Hal o.,
srn
In Partition.
Ini,n s Haina. ct Al


Join S. Hams, ct al.
John s. Haiues, Thomas B. Huines, Re5ecca Ann
Hanes Margaret Matilda Hanes' Joel Ilaines, snd
Elizabeth Haines, Joseph Bennett Perdue, Willard Per-
due, Eveline PerduO and He nTy Perdue, and Hannah
Hans, widow will take notice thata petition was fled
against them on the 18th day of Februsry 1885, in the
Court of Common Pleas, of Carroll County, aud State
Of Ohio, and is pnw pending wherein BY Albert r.
Hanes wherein be demands Partition Of the following
real estate viz /. The west bali OF the Northwest
quarter Of Section three, in Township sixteen, and
Range Six end the Northwest quarter of the South.
west quarter Of the Section Township s. Range aore-
said situate 10 Caro- County. Srd. Forty acres out
of the South end Of the West half Of the South west
quarter of Section thirty in Township Seventeen
of Range Six. 4th also fifteen acres out OF the South
west corner Of the East hall Of the quarter Section
Township and Range aforesaid situate u Stark COan'
~ and that at the next Term Of said Court, apl ca
ton will be made by the said Albert r. HAines for an
order that Partition may be made Of said premises
ALBERT Z. HAINES, by
Err. ECKLBY, bis Atty
Feb al, 1855. g. ". pr. fee, 1926 @
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-28
NOTICE.

John Brooks, administrator Pending In Common
Of William Buser, deceased, Pleas Court OF Carroll
vs. county and state OF OnlO.
Benjamin Swsngle, ct al s1t
Benjamin Swangle, Jacob Herod, aud the other IN.
known heirs Of Joan @ Sxsngle, deceased, viii
take notice that on the 18th day Of February, A. D.
1856, John Brooks administrator Of William Bus.
Ter, deceased, filed in the Court Of C:mm1n Pleas Of
said Carol county his petition, setting forth thst on
the l4th dag Of March, ls49, said J.An u Swangle,
then IN life, executed mortgage TO William and JOS
eph Busler eecue the payments four several prom
isory notes Of date herewith and falling due re-
spectvely on the Ist day Of November, ls4s, 1850,
1851 and 1859, amounting to two hundred dollars In
the aggregate on Lot number seventytwos IN Roberts
lst addition to the town Of Carrollton. That atts
giving said notes and mortgages said SWange and said
Busler both died. leaving said mortgage entirely un-
paid That Said He'old is now in possession of said
lot Said petition prays for the sale Of said lot and
for the payment Of said notes. &c and that at the next
term of said Court he will ask for an order to that Of.
feet By u. K. Eek LEf, his ATTY
Feb. 81, 1856, --4w pr fee 1916