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Dated april Sd, 1851

AMENDMENT no, q
Res0lUed by the General Assembly of the State of
Chic. Three fiihs of the members elected to each
House concurring therein that it he, and hereby is
proposed the eectOTs of this State to vote on the
second Tuesday of October next upon the approval
rejection the follow ing amendment, as substitute
for the fifth and sixth sections of the fourth article of
the Consttut viz SEC s. District Courts shall
held in each county al least once in each year, by one
or more District Judges elected by the electors Of
separate districts TO he prescribed by law who shall
no their office for five years; and during their con-
tinuance office shall reside in the district for which
they elected The provisions ofthe fourteenth sec
tOn article shall apply TO District Judges The
General Assembly may by Law antEorZe tine judges OF
the srict Court ard of the Court of common pie
10 fix the tmeO holding their respective courts Until
District Judges shall have been elected and qualified,
District Courts shal lie held by The Judges OF the Su
RENE Court and of the Courts of Common leas, as
now autho IZed. SEC. 6. The District Court shall
have such jurisd id ton may he provided by law,
and The Judges thereof shall have and exercise such
power and urisd c tiOn at chanbe and NAV be re-
auired 10 st judges of the court of Common Pleas
as shall be directed by law.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speake- Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II FORD,
President Of the Senate.
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This case having thus come to termination
so auspiciously, the action against Payne's
partner was dropped.
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WARREN'S
D HlO CRIMINAL LAW
AND FORMS.
SECOND EDITION,
ENLARGED AND REVISED
TO SUIT THE SrATIr1,rc on ,s--

Justices of the Peace and Mayors are au-
thorlzed to purchase this work out of
the Fines they collect.
EXTRACTS FROM RECOMMENDATIONS.
81 wonld not be without it for ten times its price,
,.... NJ WADDEL,
Justice ofthe Peace and Mayor HilIsborougb. o.
pTecedents, and the references authorities makes
1t work admirably adapted to its object"
s. F. TAYLOR
Common Pleas Judge
No Library in Ohio is complete without it, and
no Justice OF the Peace Mayor should attemp, TO
administer the Criminal Law without copy"
THOMAS BOLTON,
Common Pleas Judge
ITO Justices of the Peace. Mayors. &c. it will be
OF almost Indispensable necessity, whilst to Prose
cutting Attorneys and the Bar generally it will prove
highly convenient"
JOSIAH SCOTT Supreme Judge.
Magi-trates viii especially find it of great value
IN the discharge of their duties, while its exposition
OF the Law, and simple arraug meht, commend il %
the study Of the private c tizen."
B. STORER,
Judge of Superior Court of Cincinnati.
1T is much reeded by Justices and Attorneys OF
Ohio generally J. BRINKERHoFF,
o. BOWEN,
Supreme Judges.
81 have examined tie WORK with considerable care,
and expressed the opinion that it is exceedingly prac
ticai' JOHN w OKEY
Common Pleas Judge.
"I'e Work Is OF great practical value not only to
Justices, COnsIables, and other officers but the
Lawyer, though well read n Criminal Jurispru-
dence." HIRAM GRISWOLD,
Chairman Judiciary Com o. s. Senate.
at should he the hands of all Justices Prosecu
tors and those engaged in any wise in criminal pro-
ceednss." B. +. HOFFMAN,,
COmmoa Pleas Judge.
II reg rd this Work as worthy Of place in the
library OF every lawyer Ohio; and which
should he owned and csEEFULLY sTrDIED by every
Justice of the Peace the State who expects aid
in the enl1T cement OF the Criminal law"
RM. SAMPi e.
Common Pleas Judge.
IL have no douht that if sVVarren's Ohio Criminal
Law and fUCmS,' supplied to all our Justices
cHi Mayors who have criminal business before them
il would save more costs the County Treasures
every year than the expense of furnishing them"
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SECRETARY CT STATES OFFICE,l
COLUNBUs. APRIL {, lS57. !
Thereby cert fy that the foregoing proposed Consti.
tuition amendments correctly copied from the orr
ginal rolls on file this Oiice
JAMES II. BAKER.
aprgjm Secretary Of state
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HOLLOW PILLS
The Exciting Cause of Sickness.
TUENATIONAL COMPLAINT.

Dyspensia the .nmon dieasc among all clas
ses in this country. II assumes thOuSald shaper. and
is the primary of innumerable dangerous maa-
dies; but whatever its type or symptoms however
obstinate its resistance ordinary preparations IT,
yields readily and rapidly this searching and uner
ring remedy.
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BILlCS AFFECTIONS.

The quantity and quality Of the bile ofyital i'm
poTtance health. Upon the liver. the gland which
secrets this fluid these Ills operate specifically, in
faIIibv rectifyipg its irregularities and efeeiuay
curing Jaundice Bilious Remittants and all the va
rie disease genera ted by unnatural condition
Cf the organ.
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AYERS
Catllartic Pills

psPaprsss7 oP yxz iSfssIss, Z
S.saiSGTo,. d. c. FAB, 1884.
ss: hsrs zz.4 Pills in gsnsrsl sai ksrf4
Iacrs mas them, ani cen rat hsatsss -
:. ?, . Lsss csSh.r.ir srP,Oy- Ths6 rNS
s,.ing tie I,sr isSUi-k AMI c,si oOssss nsae
Ear ai-i'sl- rsns-iy e. isrssgsEsRH e tAa1
xss. fnf-sd hNvs ss.os. 6GRi cEss Il tsIsssx -
Obstinate thst /: did rssiiy yield - thsa-
Er.sfEA.'y ysaIE AL1\ZtI BALL u. ,.
4 H..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-15

TWe witnessed the exhibition o. the
Psnorsna of the Pilgrims Progress on last
Tuesday evening, ths.last n ight OF its exhi-
bition in this place. BUEYAK's sacred and
beautiful allegory is here spread before the
behoIders in the most pleas ing ard beauti-
ful manner, and here sll the trials and
sicissitude 10 which the Christian in his
pilgrimage is subjected to. are spread on
the canvass before him. Altogether the
work is one of merit, and its moral and
slevsting tendency should commend it to
every Christian heart.
While on this subject, we wish to call the
attention of parents and of the officers of
our town TO the fact that it is a practice
entirely too common for half grown boys to
collect at the doors Of concert rooms and
shows. and by teir unearthly screeching
and bowling disturb the whole sudience
and thus mar the pleasure Of the exhibition
entirely. Now this should not be-it 10 no
credit 10 the boys themselves TO iLeir
parents, to our officers, nor to the town.
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PROBATE COURT.
The State Of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS

The State Of Ohio, Belmont County, SS
= OTICE is hereby given that the fol,
towing named Executors. administrators and
Cua:dau us have fled their rohn.s and YOU hers ~
NV office for settlement, to wi:
J,hn Major. Ahm'r of Thomas arlow. decd.
Edward Bethel. GUARDIAN of 4 AddisOn X. Jones.
John CLARK, Adm'r Of ne' oTsh NJ XIII Isht. dsch-
Eixs fr,uer. Admir- with the will annexed o
J0ssEaa Grs=g. deed.
Xezi Riirewey. Guardian of Meranda Ridgeway
Gavin NonG, idm'r with The Will annexed o
Benjamin Palmer. decd.
SHrti wilson, AdmrI of John Wilson decd
Josl Bell, Admir- oi Zepheniah Bell. d.c'd.
Robert W. Jam = Adm'' of Josef Conner, deed
Rossu Thomas, Adm OF Rohe.t Brock, dPt'd
Ira LewIs, admir- with lie will annexed Of Ephrain
Adams. cd.
Rsherts. Dunn. surviving Guardian of John e
Mary Il ssn,urI T. aud Martha =. Grer.
Beri ..Iu Bs,'. v. Guardian oil ihe minof heirs OF
Wm. IT, eC'd.
TihuH.s W hire AID ls1ac Kcyser Adm'rs of Jsnss
Whie. decd .
Rui,srt sIstou. Admir- o. And.tw RaisiSr, decd.
Isaiah Bransnn and Joseph HoisoH. Ex'rs OF Jac |
Branson. deed
Hiram aud Henry Cecil. Adm'rs of Duaunaa Cecil!
decd.
Tue first six ab We named accounts will he for
hearing and emrni The 2uth. tie next SIX IN
the ST. aud the las. the } days. Jsn. Try
49,, DAVID HARRIS,
dea5l Probate Judge.
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r Notice the advertisement in to-day e
paper, of w. RICHARDSON & Co., Bellaire.
This co mpany having long experience in
their business are determined that their es-
-tablishment shall be second to nome in this
part Of the country. With everything to
their sdvsntantage they are fully ableto COM
pete with Eastern Manufactures; thus max
ng It policy for our merchants all TO pstrsn-
ize them. We sincerely hsps they may
never rest from their labors-unlt ,s at pleas
ure. and that their success may be co-exten-
sve with the growing demand for Bos,s and
Shoes.
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T. B. Peterson has now a work in press
and to b. published on Saturday, Jan 3lst,
entitled Love after Marriage, BY Mrs. Caro-
line Lee Hentz, complete in one large duo.
decimo volume. on cloth, for one dollar and
twenty-five cents; or 10 two volumes, paper
cover, for one dollar. Copies Of either will
be sent free of postage to any part of the U.
States, on remitting the price of the edition
wanted, to the publisher. Direct to.
T. B. Peterson,
No. Iea Chesnut st. PhilaJelphia
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CorARrkERsHrP. Il may interest ou
breathern of the press to KIN w that DR.. J.
{. AVER OF Lowell. (Cherry Pectorsl and
Ca arhartic Pills. has assoc 'ated with him,
his brother Fredrick Aver. E.q., long and
favorably known as leading merchant Of
the West Mr.. Aver will conduct the wide
ly extended business of the firm, which now
reaches to the commercial nations sof b'th
hemispneres, while the docter will dev.te
himself to his scientific Investigations and
pursuits. Mercantile Journal
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a,ri,1o,Iiou of which tie Iu Isllers have put the
prce al only 81 % instead Of 10 the usual price
ior such mc,iieal HoIks.
THREE IN ONE!
DIR, Freese,s Combined syste IN of Prac.
lice:
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Thy have Just received their
VIII enable them
They have sdaed
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consort of John Hewetsnn Esq OF his place, unG
duaghisr of Mr. Alexander Os1 rI.
On the 25th ult, of Typhoid ftver Miss SiRAH
] HUFtMAN. aged 20 years. daughter OF sJosepi
Huffman Esq. OF Mead Township
On the 29Ih uit, of Typhoid fever, Mr.. john
BosKRs Jr E. OF Mend TIP. The deceased IL aves q
vile and three children 10 mourn his loss.
On the 2lst uit Of Typhoid fever. BEvJANrS
Day, aged 81 years, son of Mr.. Cephas Day, o.
Mead Tp
On Wednesday evening, I4ih inst, of Pulno
nnry Consumption. Mrs PL Asy Asv THOMPSON
daughter of Mr. John Mcdowell. Of this place.
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SCROFULA, in its most aggraved form
even after becoming firmly ses'ed in the
glands, and suppurstion has continued 'ol
years, readily yields to The powerful medi.
cinsl effects OF Carter's Spanish Mixture
which has cured more cases of long stand
ing within the past ten years than all other
remedies pu; together.
And tor,sale by
HALEXAN:ER. St ClairsviIie
A. c. MARI ~. ST. Ciairsville
Jas. Baker. " Iing.
VIM. Dunbar. Uniontown.
GeD. G. Bethel, Flushing;
X. s. Clark, MorrisIown.
H. H. Moot. BarnesviIle.
NJ. p. Miles &Son. Somerton
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
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NV FIRN.-Messrs. JAS w. GREIz.
weop and GIo. G. NEIswAHeER have leased
the store-room on North main street former
ly occupied by D. 8. ADAMS, where ihey
are opening out fine stock of Boots and
Shoes. They are both clever fellows and
fair dealers, and are deserving of that sue.
cess which they wonld surely meet-J they
,oosA 4 enlg aacefise.
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-. yELMONT COUNTY. OHIO.


Court of common Pleas.
Tnox.s w. FA .csrr and SINH w. FAwcETT, is
wife, deuIandants,
Jrsss GesaG TaoN.s GGxGo. WAsWsdTos noGE.
and PHkBE H,GE. his wi e, d-icnianIs
The above named defendants W al take notice that
the 18TH day of he ember. iH56 the above named
demandarts Il ed a pstitiOn IN the Beu"hi County.
OHIO Coiu,uon Pleas Court, where the same is now
pending, demanding PARTITION of the 10 lowing pTeH
isrs situate in said county: Part OF Sfctlon 3
township7 range 8, beginning IN The ceatre of the
National Road at the w. hOundsry ot said sec ion.
and running thence . w. 81 pslrs, thence ".
e.! e. 9i.2 poles. thence :. F. 633 pnies to the
centre nf said roai and thencs with said road - =
pn'e, ,he place OF ,e.Iunlns; Containing tea acres
more or less
The ie,n idaats ask that PARTITION he IN tis OF sad
PREMISES ss uIlow-: Ts aIndh w Fawcett. Jesse
Gregg, Thomas Gre:g, and Phehe tloge, each one
fourth part.
Atthr next Term OF said cont application wilt
be made by Ile denandants for an order thai parti'
tion may be made. &c, OF said premises
=. ID. +. COWEN.
deIs6wl Auy. isr peI'rs-
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From q reliable person., We learn that
great sobrieiy and unusus quiet prevails in
81. Clairsyille just now--"cause Why" the
whisksy is all froze.-Entsrprise.
Fertunats amt we. We wish our fortuns
could extend to you, ss you say, you have
"lots of ibs most awful drunkards out oI
Jail" .s
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@The Ohio Csltiuotor, comes to us
this week in brand new suit, and splen.
did suit 1t is. This is enc OF the hrsuate
Agricultural papers. Col HARRIS has an
original way Of doing things entirely pecu
liar to himself which makes his paper very
readable.
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'9ptal ynttligtntt.
Time Table for the C. o. r. r. for the
Stations in this County. Dec. 1st.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

pREsBvTERIAN cHURcH-Fa.tof. Rev. Jols
u6e1xr PuhIic worship every ssbhath At II o'clock
7c5ocf p n Prayer meeting in the basement o n
1eroCI1IE REFORM CHURCH-No regular
|Io1snr nor regular pdhii> service st present
METHOnIsT EPISCOPAL CBURrH-Pastor.
- Jos. WooDRevFr. Public worship every Sab
Ali o'clock. A. r. Sehbatb School er 2t, p. q.
oC1ETY OF FRiENDS-Twe branches. Ortho
'Ght Hicksite-Pusiic worship on First Day and
&uh Day q ii O'Clock. A. q.
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KEELING HAT AND CAP
" .M.aNUEsCTORY.

=. AVERY,
Manufacturer of hats aud Cans,
Has on hand and IL manufacturing and receiving a
large and general assortment of
Hats aud Caps,
comprising all the varieties of colors and shapes OF
Hate and Caps now IN use. of
1t test Fashion,
and manufactured from the finest material and the
nest ~ urkmnnship; all % which will he sold Whole.
sale and Retail al ibe lowest possible price. From
my long experience IN the business, aud having al
,ys used my hest endeavors to please, and furnish
tie pu,iIc with
Good, Fashion able and Serviceabie Hat,
I feel cunfdaut-with my present facilities and a
large stock ON hand-rhai em able to supply my
patrons W ith article
Superior to any heretofore offered.
respectfully request a Cali from those in want OF
Hats and Caps, before purchasin geisewhere.
s. AVERY.
| esleI No. 10, Main Wreei, Whssiias, Va
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U. 8. SENATOR FROM PENNsYLvA

HAlRIsBuRG, Jan l3.-The convention
Of the two housts of Legislature met at IL
O'Clock, for the election OF U. s. Senator
when Gen. Simon Cameron was elected on
FIRST ballot. Vote stood-Csmeron 81, For.
ney IS, Foster Z. Ess.-.
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No1IcE.-There will be q meeting of the
Stock Importation Company OF Beech Hin
At Beech Hill School House on Tuesday
evening the 9th. inst.
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oAr The Tribune Almanac has come to
hand. 1t is all that was expected and 1T.
tie more, and the very thing every BODY
needs and must have.
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sSOAD NOTICE,
Z VND NO TCE.
u Notice is hereby given u AZ , peiiten will 10

u Notice is hereby given u AZ : peiiiien will bs
presented 10 the comm sSioner, vi Belmont county
at their December Session. pravins to alter the
~ road along the hank of the ohio River in Puitney
township, and Belmont county. near the Southern
boundary line as follows: to leave the old road
the South emo of the stone house of John d.
Gardner aud James ". Gill, and run above the Old
trsrk OF the road sOutherIy directly in front he
mouth of the slope into the coal ank and terIn-
nate ia the Old road after crossing the ravne a:
snail ones o,y house owned by Robert Crang'e. he
ing III" first house on his land. aud his North
ine and to have the cid road vacated between those
po ociU5w