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Dy,crtery, ReIa1. and Worm.,
indigestion. and Impurity of the Blood.

From Rer. J. J. Hmm, Rrstor Of Air>Bs .,Grh, Bssa
DE- ArTR: have used your Pills Eith sxtIaorlinary
in my sily and among thO-c called 20 vias
in distress. To regulate the Of dis eson and pxry
the bi-si they the very list remedy have
known, ami l can confidently recommend tisn n pf
friends. Yours, j. Y. HlMksz
Na5sIv wTor,SG Co. Y. T. Oct. 20. 1856.
Dyss SN: asing Cstitsriic Pilis IN rrss-
e, and find chem excellent purgatiSa cleanse he
Il : L. Il
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FROM SAN JUAN.
New YORK, January Q

New YORK, January "a.
The James Adger left San Juan on the
18th. She put into Key West and was de-
tanned there thirty-two hours.
The Purser reports cholera disappeared
on the lsthmus, and but little sickness. No
deaths on The Adger.
Walker is represented to be in better
condition. having twelve hundred able bodied
men at Rivss, we'll supplied with amuDition
and provisions.
Col. Lockbridge, with three hundred men,
was still waiting al Punta Arenas for the
completion Of a steamer to be ready the
I7th.
The Adger encountered great fields of
ice on her homeward passage, between lat
36 and 80. The passengers of the Adger
give gloomy account of Walkers situa-
ton.
The seizure of the transit route and steam
boa.s by Spencer is confirmed. Spencer
states openly he acted in behalf of Wander
bit.
No injury was offtred to passengers in
the captured boats, but they were escorted
to Greytown where the steamer was boarded
by officers IRON British man-of-wnr, who
'ortered the baggage Of the men to b. put off
immedIa ely. Spencer kept the Amerir an
flag flying from his steamer, although be
msde the captures in the name OF Costa
Rica.
The Cossa Rican government, had issued
a proclamation granted pard,n to Walkers
me" and tree Passage back 10 the States.
Many OF Walkers men. both officers and
prIvates, were deserving.
w lker was s'ili at R;vas with SO men.
Another account says 1900.
Spencer states that the Costa Ricans
have $500 troops posted along the route.
They are a lsn in strong sorce at Seraqu..
and have guns posted on both sho:eS The
report that Gen. bennington had fought his
way out OF Grenada, and joined Wr.ker. is
confirmed; as is also the rumor that Gen.
Chillen. with Large body of men, had pro-
nouuced for Walker at Leon.
Walker, it is said. retook Rvas without
losing a man.
Capt. Saunders, with his rifles, had ad-
vanced to Leon, to occupy that post.
The tureg Iing dispatch is made up from a
statement of several returned Nicaragua ms,
who give very e.nhicting stories.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

New YoRK, Jsn. 23-The steamship Al
lsntic 10 announced below, and will be u
at O'Clock.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 7th.-The advices from
the U. S., brought by the Africa, which ar
rived on the 4th inst, has impaired great
er 6rmness 10 the cotton market, and al
improvement of l-sd in middling qualities
Ssies for past three days have been $4,000
bales on speculation and for export. Clos.
ing quotation are, middling Orleans 7-5-4;
middling Mobiles 8; middling Uplands
g-I6.
The money market is decidedly easier.
Consoiis for money and account are quoted
at 90 7-s a94 I-s.
LONDON, Jan. z. M.-Coneols for money
closed at 81 Ia. The advances from Man.
cae ster state that holders demand an ad-
LIVERPOOL, Jan. t. The market fer Bread
stuff closed steady but quiet. In Wheat
there was an aversge buisness. without quo
table change. Red wheat is quoted at IS
sds9s I'd white at ,9s sdaIos. -Four was
also without quotsble change; Western
Canal closed at 32sa 33s; BALTIC. and Phila;
32s 6ds33s Sd; This 35ss 35s Sc. For Corn
there is rather an improved demand; mixed
34s Sd; white Sssa 36s 81. Provisions fur
mer. Fork is very dull The sales of Bacon
went off heavily. and prices tending down.
ward. Lard heavy; sales at 75sa Cos Sd.
Lnrd Napier has been appointed Minister
to Washington. He is tpracticeo diplo-
matist having served Austria, Persia, Rus
sia, Nables, and Turkey.
The Archbishop of Paris, while of6cia.
ting in the Church of st. Stephens at Par
is. was stabbed to the heart by discharged
Priest named Verges. The Arcnkishop
instantly expired.
The conference lat Paris) proceedings
remain obscure. The Pays says Confer
ence met on the Sd, but the monetinr ia 81.
lent. The DELAY is attributed, by some, to
the necessary time TO prepare proiocais,
and BY others, TO a new disagreement re-
specting the compensation to be paid Rus
sia. No apprehension is left any other
than pacific result.
The Swiss difficulty remains as before,
but expectations of a peaceable settlement.
The London Gszette published official &C.
counts of hostile operations against China,
confirming previous details.
The London Times objects to the appoint
ment Of Lord Napier. on the ground that
though well fitted by diplomatic experience
to represent the country at any of the des-
potic and military courts of continental
Europe, he is not the right m IN for the mis-
sion to Washington.
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- ,
| NATusALIzArIoN LAvs.-The Legisla'
iure of Soulh Carolina, which has just I'D.
journed. passed an act to amend the State
Constitution in such manner as to require
of every nsturslized citizen two years resi-
dence in State after being nsturalized, as q
condition precedent to the exercise of the
right of suffrage.
The Archbishop of Paris was performing
religions services in the Church Of st Et-
renne. when assassinated. The ASSASSIN
stepping forward and lifting bis cape ard
plunging catalan knife to the heart, ex-
claiming. "Down with the Geddess!" An
expression which be afterwards explained
to refer to the doctrine of Immaculate Con-
ception. A Sister of Charity, who had OBJ
served the movements of the assassin, at
tempted to throw herself between him and
the Archbishop, and was wounded in the
head.
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TaAr aIsssE4rrne long expected horse

Thar fIossf1fne long expected horse
belonging 10 the Belmont county Stock I'M
porting Company is here, and from what we
can gs,her from persons who are capable Of
judging, our county has made great scqui-
ton in his importation. When you are in
town call and see him :or yourselves. for we
are sure that you will all be glad of IN in-
troddctiou TO the famous Inv nciblc." -
The following is his history and Pedigree:
luvincible was foaIed iH 1855 by Imported
Sovereign. out of bay mare foaled in 1888
by Stakeholder, dam by Paceiot, Gown sisier
to the dam of Piano. granddam Nell Saun-
ders, by Little Wonder, Julietta by impsrt-
ed Dare Devil, Rosetis, (granddaT of Viz
ginian) BY Imported Senrinsl. Diana BY
Clsudius, Sally Painter by Evans Imported
Sterling, out of imported mare Silver by
the Belisize Arabian.
PEDIGREE OF STocKHoLDER.-By Sir
Archy. dam by imported Ciuren, Import
eo Sterling, Impaired Mousetrup. Harris
Eclipse. Imported Janus. Imported Fesrn-
augh,, Apollo, Moore's Imported Purtnsr /,
Imported Silver Eye, Imported Jolly Roger,
out Of Imported Mary Gray.
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ANOTHER ARCTIC EXPEDITION To BE Frs
PATcHhD.--There is now little or no doubt
rs to the intention of the government to
dispatch final expeditions in search Of furth-
er traces OF Sir John Frankln.-T They will
probably consists of three parties, one over
land another via Behring's STRAITS, and q
thlrd via Davis Straits.-The Behring's
Straits expedition vii! probably be COM
manded either by Captain Collision {should
he volunteer his services1 or Captain Roch-
Tort Mcguire, sn officer oi grent energy and
much experience. The Bafiin's Bay expe-
dition iii, it is supposed. be offered to Capt.
McClintock; butwe have SIS yet heard no
one mentioned TO command the overland
route. United Service Go.etts. tiih
The VERMONT STATE HoUsE.-The
Montpelier Watchman Gays the walls stand
firmly, and ian all be saved by weather.
boarding to keek out rain and snow. The
arc IVES in the State Department az. ell
ent rely saie-the fire proof room aving
proved perfect. The library vas .sved in
the main, few copies of Vermont Rrp rts
being the most vslusbie Of the books lost.
The minerslogical cabine' and the papers
belonging to Henry Stevens were lost.
OF the latter, hswever, that part relating to
| revolutionary services can be made up from
the original papers which are in the State
Department-safe. th
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-29

BROKE JAIL.-Three prisoners confined
! in the County Jaii, charged with house
breaking and burglary, esCaptd, by saving
off the bars Of the windows to their cell
yesterday morning. The Sheriff and his
posse pursued them, and succeeded in over
taking and csptur nc them about one mile
North of town, and they were all safely
lodged in Jail. The prisoners manifested u
good deal Of courage in thus breaking out
in broad day light. right in the heart Of
town. Sheriff ANDERSON deserves credit
for the promptitude and zeal with which he
acted. This, in connection with the late
attempt Of an another prisoner to break
Jail, should warn our officers to use the ut
most vigilance.
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NEw BooKs.-Prescott's Philip the II.
Dred; Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp,
by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Tit for Tat. Replv to Dred.
My Schools and School Masters, by Mil
Theory and Practice Of Teaching, by D.
p. Page.
Irving's Works.
Quadroon, by Capt. Mayne Reid.
Marion and his Men.
Julia Rickwell.
The Old Farm House.
The Solitary Hunter.
ALso-School Books of all kinds con-
stanily on hand, at the publishers retail
prices, at the Chronicle Office Bookstore
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Hollands German Bit. ers superior
to all prepai atiOns now In use.


JACKSON, Louisiana, Aug. Is. 1854.
Dear Sir ,ee bound TO express my
qualification to you for the incalculable
benefit have derived from the use OF two
bottles Of your German Bitters. ! have
found them t., be all you recommend them
10 be. and cheerfully recommend them to
the public as a safe and sure remedy for the
diseases they are intended for. and superior
to pll preparations DOW a use.
Very respectfully, yours,
H. OPPENHEiMER
The Bitters are Ill they are represented
10 be.
JACKSON, Louisiana, Aug. 90, 1854.
Dear Sir-I have used your German Bit.
tiers, and find them ell theySsse represented
to be. and cheerfuIly recommend them to the
public as an excellent medicine.
Respect fully. yours.
W.T.. FAULKNER.
II. ALEXANDER, ST. Clairsville.
Ia. Z. MARTIN, St Clairsville.
Jas Baker, Wheeling,
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Geo. C. Bethel. Flushing.
RS Clark, Morristown.
II. II. Mott, GAINESVILLE.
NJ. p. Miles & Son, Somerton.
And by Dealers IN MediciLes everywhere.
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DEATH Of PRIEST. N s. BRO lKS.
WASuiNcroN Iaana-v OF

Hon. Preston s. Brooks died this evening
at Browns Hotel. He has been confined
to bed day or two, suffering from the ef-
'fects OF severe cold. Hessid to hi. friends
that he had passed the crisis of his illness
feeling considerably improved in health, but
ten minutes afterwards was seized with vio-
lent Group, and in intense pain expired
The event, SO sudden, caused much surprise
and sympathy throughout the City.
Mr.. Buchanan arrived here at I / O'Clock
this morning and proceeded to the National
Hotel, where number of his friends were
waiting to receive him. There was no pud-
lie reception.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-29
Bar Meeting.

Pursuant to notice the members of the
St. Clairs,ille Bar met at the Clerks Office
on the evening of the 22d Of January. On
motion, DAKL. PECK was called to the
Cbair, and MrLLsi PEExIsarsx appointed
Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object Of the
mse,ing TO be to consider the propriety of
memorializing the present Legislature to
grant rome relief sgainst the present and
sccumuIating pressure Of Law business in
the counties of Belmont and Jefferson, and
for the more speedy administration of JUS
tice therein.
Miller Pennington offered Tor adoption
tbs following propositions:
LIST. That il is the sense of his meeting
ths. frem the present Judicial business in
Mis- county, the delay and great expense in
( the admiu,s,ra,ion of justice, the great iu-
Srease Of litigation, the want Of sufficient
lieae 10 trr and determine cases. both in
The Common Pleas and District Courts,
under the present organization. that some
relief should be granted BY the present
Ieri<sfure. .a---=ls-..--
ID That "A means o. relief we are in
favor If making new sub- Division Of this
District, to be composed Of the counties of
Jeffersos and Belmont, with power to elect
an additional Judge.
These propositions were discussed by
Messrs. Peck, Carroll, Tallman, Swsney,
Pennington. and Others, and we're adopted
with but one dissenting voice.
On mot,on, Committee consisting Of
Pennington, Carroll and SwaLey, was ap-
pointed to petition the Legislature upon this
SUBJECT. fully stating the grievances OF
which we coapia N. suggesting the soove
remedy, but praying for any appropriate and
sdsouate relief which the Legislature in
their wisdom may devise.
On motion, s. w. Castor. Clerk Of the
Court, 30 requsstsd to furnish the CON-
mittee with tie present stste of the Docket
q to number Of appearances, trial cases
appeals, eoatinuances. &c.
On motion of o. ]. Swaney tine proceed
ipes Of this meeting were ordered to be pub
lishsd 10 the papers Of Belmont and Jeffer
son seunties. L
DANL. PECK, Chairman.
n. PsFsIHsrox, Sscrstary.
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DELMONT COUNTY, OHIO.
ID Court of Common Pleas.
TnonAs w. FAwcrrr and sIS,H w. FAwcrrr, 4
wife. demandante,

ID Court of Common Pleas.
TnonAs w. FAwcrrr and sIS,H w. FAwcrTT, is
wife, demandante,
JESSE GRxaa, Tuox.s GRroa, WASHINGTON Hoax,
and PHEBE HoaE, his vile, defendants.
The Above NAMED defendants W III take noticc that
the i5tn day of December. 1856, the abovr named
denandants d ed q petition in the Belmont County.
Ohio, Common Pleas Court, where the same is now
pendisg dem asa lt,s ition Of ais following prem
ises. situate IN tasa county: Fart Of section rs
townrbip7, range 4 beainnine in the centre OF the
National Road. Al ,Hs 81 boundary Of said Section
and running t6enesN 10 w. 635 poles. thence NJ
SIZE L. 25s poies thence s. E. 81 poles to the
centre of said road, aud thence with said road s5s
poles The place OF he.innin. containing ten acres
more or less.
The dem aud ants ask that partition he made of said
premises follows: To Ainah W Fawceit, Jesse
Gregg, Thomas Gregg, and Phebe Hoge, each one
fourth part.
AT the next Term OF said court an application VIII
be mado by the dem andanS for an order that par'i
tion may be made. &C., Of said premises.
~ =. ID. 4. C0WEN-
dels6wl Auy. for pet'rs
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q liz b..

On the 9th inst. Mt the residence Of her son in
in this vicinity, MARGARY McFADDEN, in this 18th
year OF her age.
On January lst. JOHN VI. Son of Joseph E.
Huichison aged IL years and months. Alter a
long and very painful illness, which he bore with
the meeknsss, patience, fortitude and hope man.
ifesred only by the true Christian. His youth and
vocation gave him little opportunity Of fa,tracting
public attention 10 his many virtues; bu, in The
circle OF his acquaintance. his kindness of heart.
love OF truth nigh sense o: honor, industry, p,rse
verance and amiabe and affec'ionate dis po>i'ion
were the theme ofgenera !:ndmiration and endearrd
him all, but more especiily TO his berea vel aud
auG noun d for him rs such al one eniy can be
Loued. moarred and remembered. A.
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59otal ynttuige1rte.
Time Table for the c. D. r. r. for the
Stations in this County, Dec. Est.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

rIEssYrERIAN CHURCH-Ps.tar. Rev. JoHs
MovyXr Public Worship every sabhash II II O'Clock.
A 4. and 81 O'Clock. T. Sabbath School al u
soscseck p. n Prayer meeting in the base ment n
wednesday evening. 49,. =.
AesOCTA1E REFORM CHURCH-No regular
psssa nor teeuIsr pshilc service 9, present.
Dav los. WoarIsrYr- Public worship every Sab
80 a III O'clock A. Sabbath School 28, p.
00ClETY OF FRIENDs-Two branches. Ortho
zI111 ~ Hlcksise-Puhlie worship on Fira Day and
Day st II O'Clock. 4. =.
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"CIRcUMBENDIBUs." The first passen-
ger .rain on this road came down on Mon
Gay. Yesterday murning at O'Clock, the
train lei, Bridgeport for Steubenvile and
Pitlsburg. and will depart from there daily
at that hour Wheeling
Times.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
COUGHS. COLDS, ,HOARsENEss, INFhv$
ENZi, BRONCHITIS. WHoOPlAo
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA. IN.
CIPIENT CONsUMPTI0N,
FOR THE RAPID CURE or


and fr the relief os consump,ive pacas in a,raas.1
sycs ~ the iiseass-
We rcci ,ct sresk ta tts yubbs u IL virtues
Throughout every and aiInost every hamlet - ths
American States. irs wonderful OK pulmonary
plants hAtr made it slreay known Nay. fw are the
isrils il ay civilized cuunt this recruitment vitsoss
sunlr o S.al -Ipr-u~ 81 s -ircts sl FEVER jet u
,oniriuEtrs any where which have not srsosE tAea
living ruIl,y of S vicry the sutSle snd dA-
.prnu, Diseases 81 tie th-rt lpnsS Aisiis It Is he
mes, psS-sstl anthllfe known 10 &c the krn@
alr ard dangerous dis'as+s of fss pa 'nasy Sgsns -
ai.n the pl-SSartaSf aud ssf.t " fA-f 10
loyed fer inlsn:s and SounS persuEs Psreatr Shvuis
ave Il sgainst f!ir in-irs sn'uiy thas stess
-,t t-r. uEprcIar-d Ne have e'as,'lsnt rrruajs N
hei-,- rIe tAaII P.CTHKAl lives uy TIE coz
-ui,,,iisss prevents than tho> ii K~p ey
vou yuuF colls viis tscS earaars 7e<>
sg. thin, uatl human sk a.<eT the inerng>ks
Nuk-r ta; fastened the Vlsls- eSs- yurr We away
NJ Knew the drJaul Isfaiiy y tun disorders. and
they the VIRTUES % this reLty ND Mt s
n,o.e than hsrn It Si rsr the S-Si IL oka
b. We Sn~ra crs;. care 10 5i - pT~lure q tbs
sosi perfci posilj- aud thus s:o th,s- who rely
the lest sgcnt viii al IN t'rhi for thetT eurA
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BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO.

Johh EuWaTds d Co., PIainti1fG,
John 2. Deaiy & Price Yost, Defendants
Tne deiedan; Ptlce Yost is hereby notified that on
the 9th day of Aaeast, A. d. 1855, q petition wa,
filed ny the above named plaintiffs against the above
named defendants, in the Clerks Office Of the Com
mon Pleas Couftof sale county. and is now pending
the object and PRAYER of which is to recover iudr
ment against said tee dants for Eighty five "a 100
dollars with interest from July Is. 1856 An order
OF attachment has also been issued in said acii0u /,
The said Yost ia required answer said petition by
March IA, Is57.
9. W. GASTON, Clerk.
d. D. T. CoHEN, PIsds Atty.
Hr. ja2e6w
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To Teachers.

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM.
lHEKs, will meet in the school house
q On Marietta street in ST. CIAIKsvILLE,
~ Icy February 7, ut 10 O'Clock A. M.
u oEaeg of the Board.
80 D d. T.COWEN. Clerk.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-29

6rhere will be preaching in the Asso-
state Reform Church of this place on next
Sabbath, at ii O'Clock.
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Attachment.
Benjamin 8. Cowen, PLAINTIFF,

against,
William Woods and William Chams erlain, defts.
On the lith. day Of January Is57. Andrew Alexan-
der Esq, q Justice of the Peace Of Rickiand Town
snip Belmont Ceuuiy. State ofOhio. issued an order
of attachment in the above imed for the sum
Sf ei2i.o with interest on thai sum from June u,
Is5a. B. 9. COWEN.
January I6. 1857. jsas3s
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the People.
When Club of subscribers has boen forwarded,
additions may be made to il on the same terms
1t is not necessary that the members Of a Club
should receive their papers at the sumo post office.
sJA Club may DC made up Of either nsp or old
subscribers.
aJMoney may be forwarded. at myrisk. Large
amounts may be femitied in drafts cerfcates OF
deposit, to .. BAILEY,
Proprietor National Enar Washixgtos, ID. c.