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'uts to hazard the peace and safety of the

puts TO hazard the peace and safety of the
Union.
Who here would commend as good and
faithful servant the author of all these evils!
II any, let him continue to act with the
self-s,yled Democracy. Illinois will soon
be called upon to put her seal OF approba-
tion or condemnation upon the measure
which has led to all evils have mentioned,
and zen thousand Others which might be-
named. Which shall 1t be! That is the
question.
Be not deceived by names. Remember
how often in the sacred name of liberty the
lights of man have been cioven down. Who
can enumrra.c the aagrsnt violations OF the
CoHstitution-the avs which have been
set 1T naught-ihe CT INES which have been
committed-the instances i'll which the
popular will and the right of people to
sc government have been violated, and the
peris into which the Union has been
brought within the last tour year, M il!y
the action of that party which profess the
utmost devotion TO the Constitution, to the
Union, to law and order. TO the principle of
popular sovereignty and self-government,
and even has tine effrontery TO style itself
the Democratic p rty.
What good man does not deplore the r
peal OF the Missouri Comprum ise, which
has already created so much alienation of
feeling between the North and the South,
and brought in lis train so may calamities
upon the country! Would you avoid the
still greater evils which must inevitably
follow the continuance in power of the par
ty which has Occasioned these, | ca ] upcn
you, before it is too late, peaceably 10 vim
dicate your rights through the ballOt-box,
to rise in your strength, and beginning first
in Illinois, as opportunity offers. discharge
from the public service tine authors of your
calamities
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-30

SPrRI-UALIsM.-A Spiritual Convention
was held at Ravenns, Portage county, Ohio,
on the 4th and 5ih inst. Mrs. Lewis, Of
Cleveland, is reported to have made the fol-
lowing remarks:
She was in favor of universal freedom
and that loving wbomsoever she chose was
part of that freedom, and to confine her TO
love one man was an abridgement of her
rights She said that "although she had a
husband in Cleveland, she considered her.
self married to the whole human race. All
men were her hnsbands,s and she had an un-
dying love Cor them" She said also, that
"wkat business is it to the world whether
one man is the father of my children, or ten
men? have the right to say who shall be
The father Of my offspring.
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TRAVELLER

6THOiiOaaay's Pills and Omtment-
Guard again>t imposture.-To do this, look
well tor 'hr -watrr-mark, Holloway, New
York aVG Lund H." which exists "a every
Leaf OF the book OF directions eDvelopins the
medicines. hi trade mark is manufac;u-
red IN the paper tsel',and IS di-cernable on
beng Id up 10 he hght. NJ rtiica ion
came. emsuc where Holioway's Ointment
Is applied in rme to wound, sore or ulcer.
By preventing inflammation, il prevents pain.
For Indigestion. liver complaint, and disor-
ders o the bowels, the Plils are a sure rem
rdy.
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DRowNED.-A man named Robert Fem.
ems, resident of this place, was drowned
off the steamer Courier on Tn rsday eve
ming, about sixty-three miles down the Ohio.
1t seems that w"iie they had stopped for
wood, and he was endeavuring TO get off the
steamer on the wood boat, he missed his
footing and fell into the river. He leaves u
wife and seven childred TO mourn his sad
tate. His bodo has not, as yet been recov-
ered
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Dated April ,. 1857.


hNINDNENT NO. 4
EeSoysd By tie GeHerGt Issembly Of TIE STATE O.
Ck,o, tETee-ii:i!is oi the meEhers elected tp each
house coErnrrin- therein, That be aut hereby Is
proposed 10 tie electors OF the State. he second
luesl',.y ~ October Eext 10 approve or reject the
following amer ,u..a.lt 1 substitute ioC the first
anu second sections OF The thlftCUaIl article Oi the
Constitution. Viz; Corporations OF every deScrip-
lion STALL be created and corporate powers gIants.
only by general laws which shall define the powers
privileges and imEuniiigs and prescribe the duties
and iiabililes OF each class descriptions OF cor
pora lions, but the General Assembly may enac
special laws fOr the reiiei OF coFporal!Ons in pecu
liar c2sts, and may make special provisions in re-
gard to corporations in cases whoEeirom their pc.
cu!iar location or interests such special provisions
are required, and may from time To time alter or
repeal all such lawS rs authorized by this
rion y. Ii. VAN WORRIES
Speaker q the Horse Of Representatives,.
THOMAS Ii. FORD.
President q tie Senate.
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o. Samuel Askey, pioneer of Centre
County Pa, recently died at the advanced
aye oi 81 years. Tie records OF Centre Co
show thai during his lie he has killed 60
paEthers, SO " ciye-. about 800 deer, ami
large number u bears. tine precise number
could not be obtained, but in his own state
ment, he sold in one season 270O weight of
bears meat.
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FAR N Frs OF
Is L l. Nj ON L COU N TY

! HAVE Just received from the manutac-
Il tuTers, aud now offer TOR sale on reasonable
terms; KErCHUM'S celebrated Reaper and Mower
Also, the New York Sell Raking Reaper, and BALLS
OHIO Mower. These machines are made Of good and
dur rahle material and warranted To do good work
and much fast than can be done by hand.
Persons wish ing TO purchase, have the privilege of
giving them trial and II satisfaction is not given
they may be returned.
AL orders addressed TO Isaac Davis ST. ClairsviIIe
Ono, W I'll be promptly attended To.
II J'Pleasc call and examine these machines before
pn Tchasing elsewhere. ISAAC DAVIS
mav2SS1
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ARRESTED.

CHICAGO. Juy 95.-W. C. Gillespie,
Mail agent on the Chicago and St. Louis
Railroad, was arrested yesterdy, charged
with purloining money and letters. His
trial will take place at Springfield, on Mon
day next.
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To the Creditors of Nathan Adams
Deceased.

~ the year lS55, the Probate Cou IT of Belmont
comfy declared the estate of Nathan Adams, de
ceased To he rTohah irsovent; CrCtitoTs there
fore required To present their claims agains the
tate 10 the undeTS gned for allowance within
months from the time above mentioned or they Will
not be eutiIled To payment. JOHN ROGERS.
ieIS3wI Ext OF Nathan Adams dec d
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Dated April 3, 1851.


AMENDMENT VI. y.
RCSC'r jU The General ISsfmLiy Of TIE STATE o
O.iiO, three-litIs ci she nIhers elected 10 each
House ccncu-rinG therCin, that be, AM hereby Is
proposed 10 the electors Oi this State 10 vote, int
second Tuesday 0fOctJber next, upon the approval
or rejection oi tie following amendmeHi Is an ad-
dtional section TO article eleven Oihe Constitution
Every county which now Is, may hereafter be
entitled 10 more than one Senator, or Representa-
tive for the residue OF the present decennial pc Od
or for oil, or any portion OF any subsequent ae-
cenHial period shall be divided into many Sena-
iOral and Representative districts there may be
Senators or Representatives elective in any year
of The present. or any subsequent hecennial period
which districts shall be OF contiguous territory, and
each district shall contain as nearly rauO for
Senator Representative Is atJainable without
viOl ting the rule herein given TO cOntiguiiy cl
territory and wJhuUtdiyiding any township. eIec-
ton precinct. or ward. Ii ans Representative, or
Senatorial district, composed OF two more Clun-
ties shall By reason OF any excess OF population
over "a ratio, be entitled 10 additional Representa-
lives Senators Tor any portion OF the presen or
any subsequent decennial period. the district shall
be divided INTO TWO districts tOr each portion oi
such decennlal perIId, which snail be contiguous
territory, and each shall contain as near ratio Us
IS altainable without dividing counties.
Il by reason 0t the annexation OF one Sena,Jri-
al district another, there Sha! be any excess OF
pOpu in non over ~ material ratio. which shall be
entitled todddluOnal Senatorial representation for
any portion O any deceHnIai period. each district
us now constituted, shall elcc, one Senator.
Counties shall be divided into districts by thg
county commissioners or such other board OF Of
iceTs elective ami resident in the proper county Ss
may be provided by Jaw. At eaSt Nur months
prior To The genera election in 1855 the rOunIie
entitled to more than one member OF either hCUS.
shall he divided into districts or the residue Ut tGt
present decenuiai period, and at least four month
PRIOR To the general election in tue first year each
subsequent Lec,nnIai period, the counties emitted
&c more Than one member Tor ALL or any portion u!
~ucu d, c, nuial PaIIod, IN either or both houses
shall he divided into districts tor the whole oi the
lcccunIal period \ description O! the dISlTIc O
each county shall be published may he directed
by the county commissioners or us may be pre-
sc.lbed b. law.
n. VAN WORRIES
Speaker Of he Horse Of Representatives,
THOMAS II. FORD,
fr,SilIat o. StEdie
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BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.

The guam iity and quality Cf the bile ofvital i'm
portSncc TO health. Upon the liver, the gland which
secrets this fluid ,these s oIerste specifically, in
faIiibiy reotfyus IFS irreeua ariIeS and effeetuay
curing Jauudiue. Bilious R6mttanis, and all the
rietes disease genera ted ty unnatural condition
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Administrator S Notice.
OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

: al the Probate Court for Belmont county, the
undersigned has been appointed au ualined a. kd
miuiSuasor of the estate Of William Burr, late OF
Belmont county, deceased.
All those indebted said estate are requested n
make imm edate payment, and those having claim,
against said estate notified present them Ior
settlement within one year from this date.
lseSl MILTON J. BURR. Admit
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Dated April Sd, 1857.


AMENDMENT 80. Q.
RssOlred By The General assembly of the State of
Ohio. Three 6fths OF the members elected to each
House cOncUrrng therein that il he and hereby is,
proposed the Electors of this State TO vote the
second Tuesday of October next upon the approval
rejection the follow ing amendment, substitute
and sixth sections of the fourth article Of
the COnsIiiut viz: SEC. s. District Courts shall be
held in each county least in each year. by one
or more District judges elected by the electors OF
separate districts 10 he prescribed by law who shall
hold their Office for five years; and during their con-
tinuance in office shall reside in the district for which
they elected The provisions Ofthe fourteenth sec
tiOn this article shall apply to District Judges The
General Assembly may by law aHtGorze the judges Of
the isr;ct CoGft ard of the Court of common please
fix the time of holding their respective courts Until
District Iudaes shall have been elected and qualified,
District Courts shsl lie hola y the Judges the
rene Court and OIt.e Courts OF Common eas. as
aUIhO IZed- SIC G. The District Court shall
have such iuT isd I'd may he provided by law,
and Ie Judges thereof shall have and exercise such
power and juTSd C tiOn al chsmte and NAV be re-
quired 10 sit judges of the court Of Common Pleas
as shall he directed by law.
n II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of tie HogSs Of Representatives.
THOMAS ii FORD
President o. tie Senate.
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nnMEI COMPLAINTS.

Unless the towels perform their functions properly
the whale body su&sJs. Tens at thousands die anRu
!lv OF pysgutefs. niarThSa. Chronic, Constipation
ANA other diseases these waste pipes OF the SyStem
The effect otthe PHI upon all intestinal disorders.
whether casual r epidemic, Is phenomenon in med
Icne. BY f0iiow The printed iTeetons, the
alarming cases Of bowel comp lainI promptly
lied
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-30

The foregoing exhibit Of the Receipts and Ex-
penditures of the funds of Belmont County, Tor
the year commencing June 9th, 1886, and end
ing June llth, 1857, believe to be correct.
S. GRESSINGER,
Auditor Belmont Co.
St. Clairsyille, July so, 1897.
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THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.

Dyspepsia is the most diesse among all eias
in this country. itSsSHmes athuusaad shaper. and
Is the primary source of innrmershie dangerous maa-
dies; but whatever lis type or symptoms however
obstinate It's reSIstS2ce 10 ordinary preparations, IT,
yields readily and rapidly 10 this searching and uner
rsrfafv
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UDITOR'S REPORT
OF THE
RECEIPTS And EXPENDITURES
BELMONT COUNTY,

For the year ending June IIth, 1851.
AMOUNT OF RECEIPTS
THOMAS JOHNSON, Esq, Treasurer, DR..
To balance due on settlement of June
9th, 1885, ,296 L
To amount Of outstanding Check cred
tied, but 900 90
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Dated April 3D., 1851.
AMENnMENr N


Resolrsd5y tire GeaeraE -5SssEb!y Of tie State Of
OhJO, tHIee-hltis OF the members elected 10 each
branch COncuTriLg therein that II be aad hereby
proposed TO the electors OF the State, TO the
second Tuesday of October next, 10 APPROVE o. re-
iecI tic TO lowing amendment substitute fer Jhs
second ard Third sect ions Ci lie twelfth article Of tie
Constitution.
All property personal and rea sha be sulject TO
taxation by uniform rule, Il true value thereof
money, but such deductions from credits may he al
lowed as the General Assembly may deem eSpedI-
enl: Provided, that huryng grounds. public school
houses and all ether public property aEd al ias'itu
tOns OF purely public charity, and all houses used
exclusively for public worship. shall he EXEMPT frcm
taxation; and ifthe tOts value OF the personal pro-
peTtv of any person shall not exceed ty dollars the
same may lie exemp; from taxation All property EN-
p nyed iH banking shall always bear burden of tax
alton equal 10 thai imposed the property of ndiyI
dUas.
n f. VAN WORRIES,
Spsakfr Of The HOHSc o. Representatives,.
THOMAS II. FORD.
ITsSidtHtOJ Tie SCa1te.
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SECRETARY SrATE's OFFtCE.l
CoLUMuUS, APRIL 1, lS5s.
Thereby ecrt iy that the foregoing proposed Cousj
tution amendments are correctly copied TUn the OTi
glnal rolls file IN this olhce
JAMES n BAKER.
apT9Gm Secretary Of State
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COMMISSIONERS.
ATTORNEYS.

D. D. T. Cowen, salary as Pros Attorney $3.50 90
P. Tallman, for defending S. Riggs, Is 90
same do do Prisoners at Fall
Term 1856 40 90
same DO do Moulton and Alfey ITO 90
0. J. Swaney do do Norman and Allen so 90
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Total..........
SHERIFFS AND ASSISTANTS.
.JAIL0RS.
FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES.

agricultural. Amt p'd Agricultural Soc'y sI7S 90
Building. Am tp'd for new Jail House ] 400 90
Bridges. .Am'tp'd for building 4 repairing S42 36
Coat. Amount paid for coal I91 II
CorOHOrs...Am I p'd for holding Inquests 81 II
EIeefioRs...Am't pd for holding Elections 3S7 10
Insane. Amt expended in Insane cases 456 so
,jHrors...Am't OF fees paid Jurors 1872 75
Magistrates. costs before Magistrates 619 II
Roods...Am't OF damages paid by county 800 90
Roads. Amt pd for Viewing and Locating 81 90
Rail Road Bonds.. Amt OF Interest paid 7,I0j 81
Tares...Amount expended in refunding
Improper Taxes 1884 sc
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REPUBLICAN STATE CON.
VENTION.

At meeting of the Republican STATE
central Committee, in conjunction with The
Republican members Of the Legis'ature'ana
other distinguished Republicans from vsTi-
oos mart. of the State at GelumRe, On ''he
I4,b of January, 1857. after fh'ere consia
eru,ion,it wus resolved that it wns eHPed'eni
10 hold the State Convention OF The RepLo-
Iican uartv Of Ohio for the noniiHation OF q
State Ticket, at Columbus, On the l2th o'
Au gust next.
In conformity to this request. the state
Central Committee ssrounce to the ne
pubIit ans OF Ohio that the Delegates 'Fo"'
The various counties Of the State viii assem-
bile in the city OF Columbus on
"Wednesday. The 18th day OF August
e next,
Al 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, for the purpose o'
np,,inp in nomination candidates Tor The
f,l,ovino Offices: for Governor. Lieutensnt
Goyerpor, Secretary of State, Treasurer OF
State. one Supreme Court Judge, and one
memhsr of the Board of Public Works, and
the transaction of such other bssineSs as
msy be proper for the occasion.
The Republicans of the severai counties
o: Ohio, unless they shall otherwise agree
will meet at their county seats on Saturday
Ire stb dsy of August, being the Saturday:
preceding the day Of said Convention and
eject delegates thereto in the proportion OF
one delegate for every five hundred votes
given for The Republican candidate Tor
President at the election in Novem5er,iS
and one for each traction of votes equal to
or over one-half Of said number. The iota
number of delegates by this basis will be
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-30

AUDITORS SALARY.
J. F. Charlesworth, bal. 81 years salary $2,Si6 %
+. q. Martin, Dep. AUDI Quarters fees I25 90
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A WORD TO FEMALES.

The loc GI debility snd irregularities which are tho
especial aRuOySuc OF the weaker sex, and which,
hen neg lected always shnrten hfe relieved for
the time beng and prevented for the time TO come, by
i course OF thIS mild bGt thorough SlteraIIye.
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HollorGg,s Pals ere the best remedy Aaotrn
L.----LI - IL. .,lln.ri-, LissnseS.

Hollo,rag's Pals are the best remedy Aao,rH
in tie lcarld for the toliO'rfag diseases:
Asthma Headaches
Bowel Complaints Indigestion
Coughs lnuuen1a
t'olJs inflammation
Chest Diseases Inward weakness
CostIvcncSS Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia LOwaess OF Spirits
Diafr~Gra Piles
uTcpsy stone ana Gravei :
Debility Secondary SymDtoms
Fever and Acuc Venerable Affections
Female Complaints Worms Of all Kinds
NFCAUTION,-NOuc are genuing unless the
words "EoiislIE. .NrEr iS-k asd LOEdsR," are dis
cernihle as 10 GfSr-nErk IN every leaf OF the hook
O ofdrectons arouEd tSch rog or box; the same NAV
he pAiuIv seen by holdjHg ths ssaf 70 the lirAt <
han,isonie reward IN he gwen any one renaernr
such Ia form asion may lead the detection OF sny
party pSTes counter letting the medieins or verd
ius the same Knowing them 10 be spurious
- sold stthe Mandatory Of PrOiessoT Holloway
50 Maiden Lane, New York, and by ali respectable
DTugg ISIS and Dealers IN Meli thToug hout the
United STA ties and civilized world, In hoxes AZ %
cents, 6s& cents, and 81 each.
IL There Gouside rahie saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-pirecIious for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder affixed To each boA.
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Total amt of Receipts during the yr S1I4, ,733 p
Total am'tOfExpenditure during VI SII9,1O9 80
Amt due from County Treasurer,
June IL, 1851 SI4,9I9 SO /
Amt of funds in the County Treas
ury, June IL, 1887 $40, ,9S3 Is |
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-06

FRRRz1Na 10 DEArH.-That to be- frozen
to death must be frightful torture, many
would consider certain from their own
experience of the effects of cold. But
here we fall into the usual error of SUP
posing that the suffering will increase
with the energy ofthe agent. which could
only be the case if sensibility remained
the same. Intense cold brings on speedy
sleep, which fascinates the senses, and
fairly beguiles men out Of their lives
The most curious example of the s.seduc-
tive powers of cold, is to be found in the
adventures of the botanical party, who,
in Cooks first voyage, were caught in a
snow storm ON Terra del Fuego. DR..
Solander, by birth a Swede, and we'll ac-
quainted with the destructive deceits Of a
rigorous climate, admonished the compa-
ny, in defiance of lassitude, to keep mo-
wing on. Whoever" said he, "sits
down will sleep--and whoever sleeps will
perish" The doctor spoke as sage, but
he felt as man. In spite of the remon-
strances of those whom he had instruct
I'd and alarmed, he was the first to lie
down and die, ...-...-.g.aJ -..s ,......,..
The same warning was repeated thou
sand times in the retreat from Moscow.
Alison the historian, to try the expert
ment, sat down on lis garden at night,
when the thermometer had fallen four de-
grees below zero, and so quickly did the
drowsiness come stealing on, that he won
dered how a soul of Napoleon's unhappy
band had been able to resist the treach-
erous induence.-Londoa Quar. At
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-06

New GOVERNMENT LASDs.-In pursu-
ance of the act bringing large amount
of land in the Northern part of this State
into market, the President has issued his
proclamation ordering sales Of land as fol.
lows: . s.... ..t-. .r .a=.
At the land Office of Sioux City, May,
4th, lands South of the base line aud West
of the principal meridian. ...
At the land Office at Usage, the South
of the base line and West of the principal
meridian, on the 4th of May.
At the land Office at Fort Dodge. on the
4th of May, North of the base line and
West of the fifth principal meridian.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-06

~An Old was, remarking upon the
recen, murders at the State Prisons, iu-
sists that they are not attributable to u
want Of discipline among the prisoners.
or the ineiticiency of the officers in COM
mana; but that they are the result Of the
bad morals and low breeding of the pres
ent class of convicts. Fill the prisons
with gentlemep-cduca.ed and refined
theives-such as the financial swindlers,
who steal from railway corporations, and
parade the streets afterwards. who fail,
and subsequently live in style; who Oh.
tain money by false pretenses. and call
it joking-put that class Of persons into
the State Prison, and ,here'll be 10 more
murders there" This is one plan for the
great evil, but as it would involve An cx
penditare OF money for the enlargement
of the Penitentiary, it will hardly be
adopted.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-06

The RsL1GIoS OF PAYING DEBTs.-
Men may sophisticate as they please; they
can never make it right; and all the bans'
rupt laws in the universe cannot lnaks II
right, for them not to pay their dab.s.-
There is sin in this neglect, as clear and
deserving Of church discipline, as in steal
ing or false swearing. He who violates
his promise to pay, or withholds the pay
ment OF debt when it is in his power 70
meet his engagement. ought to be made
to feel, that in the sight of an hoaest man.
he is swindler. Religion may be very
comfortable cloak under which to hide,
but if religion does not make man IDEAL
justly" it is not worth having. .--