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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-14
THE RESULT!
OLD BELMONT REDEEMED.

Althsagh We have not received the OH
ciaI count, enough has been received to sat
isfy us beyond all shadow Of doubt tha
proud "Oid Belmont" to-day stands forth
redeemed from the thraldom of the Slave
Democracy. The official vote of Somerset
township has mol yet besn.rsceised, eonse-
quently the balance of the returns from
other townships remain sealed in the hands
of the Clerk. The following are the re-
ported msjorities in all of the townships.
The Republican State Ticket has an av-
srsgs majority of 200.
Congress-THos. G. THEAKER, risirs
Common Pleas Judge-WM. KEkxoN, ,23o.
Sher1-PATRIoK LocHARY. so.
Audifor--C. L. PooRMAE, $50.
Commissioner-GEo c. BxrKEL, 200.
Director of the Infrmary-GEo. W.
FowLER, 200.
In this (Richlend) township, PARiY
HuBsE, Esq, was elected Lend Appraiser
by l5s msjority, over Mr.. VIZ, CHiMiEas
r. WILAETH JONES, Esq, was also re-
elected Justice Of the Pesce~ by ll2 ma
jority,
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ORDER OF COURT.

ON THE 18th day of November, 1858,
" between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
O'Clock p. M, on the premises, will he 50 Id TO
the bidder, the following real estate as the
property of Joseph Gay, dec ID, 10 witt Situate in
Smith township, Belmont county, Ohio, helm par,
OF Sec. Is, Up. g. and Ranges. The frs tract be.
ginning for its boundaries at poftueaT old n
@ Seseh @ shenee N Isl & poles e. % e .ves. Vest
more. thence N. 59to ". 1872 poles 70 a stake;
thence N. 23!9 w. IL so poles TO aswhi;e OAK:
thence N. .! E. ll.10 poles to a stake; thence NJ
$50 Spoes to post in q ravine; thence N. 65 .
e. poles near white walnut; thence s. 55o E.
336 poles near TWO small white walnuts; thence
5. IUo Z. l25 poles frem which an ash bears
st E. 25f links; thence s. l6o :. 90 poies TO a
stake; thence 8. ssh E. 1921 poles to a stake
thence s. poles TO the beginning: conta n ing ~
acres, roods and Sc ppes, more or less.
The second tract beg inning for its bOundar les at
a sycamore tree-on The South bahk OF the creek
and runninS thence N. %! w. 1850 polss to a
white oak; hence N. q! Z. Il.-0 poles to sta te
thence N. So E. poles to a stake in a rayine:
thence N. IS , Z. pIeos 10 a stake near aswhite
walnut; thence 55 . f. 3.s6 poles to stake near
two small hiie walRuts; rhegee r. 23t , E. "a SO
poles 10 a hee' b; thence N. 81 = W. IS pales 10
W hte oak; thence w. l9 30 poles stone; thence
: $3.50 poles to a stake thence VI. poles; thence
10 q stake on the South side Of run; thence "
15e Z. 79.4i poles to post in the road; thence s
52r ; Z. IL poles to the besInning; containing es
acres, roods, 10 poles, more orless.
The first tract appraised at 81, 800, AMI the sec
nd tract at 500. Terms made known on day of
sale.
There is valuable saw mill on the proper,p-
The undersigned will show the property TO any
persons who h TO examine it. There will also
be sold al the AN time and place lot of wheat
JOHN McKIssoN,
ocl4 Admir- of Joseph Gay, decd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-14

srIn consequence of the great crowd of cleo
tion news, we are com pelled 70 lay inside almost
-one-haf of the Premium List. as well asa num-
Der of advertisements. Next week ee shall make
everything right.
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aflarrieo.

By the Rev. Bray, al the house OF G. w. Bleak
m ore in Harrsville. Thursday September 80, w.
B. HERLINGER. Esq. OF Coerain, Belmont CO.,
O., to Miss MARTHA JANE SINGER, OF New
Athens ip., Harrison county, Ohio.
October 9Th; by the Rev. T. A. Grove, Mr.. T
c. GALLAHER, to Miss MARY JANE WAL
LAC E, both OF this county.
In Richmond jefferson county, Ohio on the 1th
inst, by Rev. S. II. Nesbitt, LORENZO DAN
FORD. ESQ.,, ofSt. Clairsville, to Miss ANNIE
H. COOK, of the former place.
9rWe unite with our mutual friends in wishing
DANFoRD and his bride long life O. unalloyed hap
piness, and may she, ike Byron's ''Bridosof Aby.
dos, stand by,
To cheer Thy sickness, watch thy health
Partake, butl never waste thy wealth,
Or stand with smile unmurnuring by,
And tighten hall thy poverty
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News From Virginia.

MADISON C. H., Va, Oct. 81, 1866.
DR.. C..M. Jackso1. Dsar Sir:-l take
pleasure in adding one certificate to your
list, and recommending Hoofand's German
Bitters to all who may be afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Piles. had been afflicted
some four or FIVE months with Dyspepsia,
when / commenced taking the Bitters, and
they effected perfect cure. had also
severe pain in my stomach, attended with
PiIes. I.have never had sn attack of the
same nsture since was cured by the Biiters
and very cheerfuIly recommend them te
all who may bs. similarly afflicted.
- 2. III. CARVER, late p. M.
Witness-Jss. N. Floyd
For sale by druggists and storekeeper
in every town-and village in the Uniiet
s tates, West Indies, Canadas and Soutl
America. Price IS cents per bottle. 2w
sfeJThomas Swan has been re.nominatst
by the Americans Of Baltimore for Mayor o
that city.
cHfte great srt Of life is to play 70
much, sed stake little. .-te
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BEELARE LOCAL NEWS

BELLklRE, Oct. H. 1855.
AIRrviL AND DgrARruRE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
&c D. K. R.--Tralns leave at S, 30 A. M. s,20 A
n and P. n; alive at 10 IN. 30 P. NJ, and
le,30 P NJ
C. &P 4 R.ATrains leave at A. NJ, $40 P.
NJ, and Ii P M; arrive at 7,3o N, los P NJ,
end 7 P. NJ.
B&O e. R-Truins leave Benwood opposite
B lIaire, at lo,2o A. N 5P NJ. and so P. III
arrive at 500 a. NJ, 9. 30 a. n, and $50 p M.
1t ziay be proper to state at this time thai this
column, or as much more as may be required, will
be devoted entirely TO Beiiaire interests, and Bell.
nire news TO supply as far as possible the want OF
paper in thai thriving town Anything of interesi
ear sp ing in tha, vicinity viii find welcome in
this de partment.
DiEps--RUDouPH W. ARcHER, died at his resi-
dence in this place on Sunday morning last, after
a protracled illness. The deceased was well
known to many oil the citizens of Belmont county,
and his loss Will be sdeeply felt by his numerous
friends He leaves widow and five children.
HIS remains were carried to the Deciples' Church,
tofwhich society he was prominent member,) }
on Monday, and after funeral discourse by Rev.
Perkey, they were to Rock Hill cemetry for inter
menl. 5---- ...,.-.-.e.
SoRsHun SUGAR SYRUp-Mr. Barnard, Of ihi.
place has succeeded in making most excelien,
syrup and sugar from the Chinese cane. 1t has q
pleasant favar and bids ia r to supersede the other
kinds ofsyrup. Mr.. Barnard has given the sor
ghum q fair Trial this season, and thinks it will
pay for cultivatng in this climate. He cu:tivstes
apout an acre of the cane this season
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Teachers are notified that the usual monthly eI-
.minstion \ IN take place in the Marietfe Street
School House. in St. CisirsvilIe, on SATURDAY, the
pzh Of Oct. Each applicant shouk be present a. 10
O'clock A. r. and should come provided with a
had nencu md = Snsssee Stamped enyeIope. Tbs
E,mipstion in Arithmetic will close at IL O'Clock,
nin Rngl ish Grammar et O'Clock, p n, In
other br anches at 81 O'Clock, r. NJ
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q lie D

In Hendtvshurg, on Oct. s, JOHN, second sor
of VIM. and Lydia Palmer. aged months and u
days. after lingering Illness
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Hoohand's Balsamic Cordial

Hoofland's s Balsamic Cordial
Will cure long standing Cold in very
short time. Read the following
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6, 1858.
DE-. C.. NJ JACKSON
SIR: hae for some time been suffering
under severe cold, having pains through
my whole system, sore throat, and hoarse-
ness, when | was recommended to try
"Hoofand's Balsamic Cordial" | accord
ingly procured a bottle, and am happy to
state that one-hsl: Of 1t completely cured
me. now unhesitatingly Recommend it
to my friends who may be similarly afiict
ed, and deem i: no more than justice to
bear this public testimony to its virtues.
Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared only by DR.. e. II. Jacksos, No.
418, Arch Street, and for sale by Druggists
and Storekeepers throughout the United
States and Canada. Price IS cents per
bottle. sepi2lm.
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Commercial Matters.
st. Clairsville Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JErsog, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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1BEI1AIR.EAWe made hurried visit to beiairc
one day last week The enterprising citizens o.
that growing town by no means idle. Quite 3
number Of fine new buildings are being erected
The new Catholic church is nearly enclosed il
sayery fine building. The Presbyterions will
have their building closed in, if not completed this
fall. 1t is substantisl edifce, but will be too
small in ten years from this time. The Methodists
have the foundation laid for church building, that
when completed, will be one of the beet in the
county. VIZ, BaRxAlp:: has nearly finished very
neat connections dwelling. tstands in the MIDST
Of bis rich garden on arising ground overlooking
the prospective ci-y E. G. MoRsAS, formerly OF
this place is building for himself palace 1t is
largt-ft for king. Besides this there are quite
number of small dwellings, which show the
people are making their homes there. The mosi
substantial building in the lot. is that OF Col
SULLIVAN, . Wareroom of gigantic Proportions -
n fronts to the depot in four STORY, and three or
he street back. The fourth story is TO constitute
the city Hall. twill be capable of holding rome
six or seven hundred of an audience Tekea.all
together. Bellair is fast looking up Two or three
good manufacturing establishments is all that is
needed to compile lie her city pretenticns.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
COAL WANTE.

DEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at the Auditors Office, until noon on Saturday
the 10th day of Oc toher, 1856, for furnishing the
Public Buildings with C al one year.
Approved bond and security will be required oil
the Contractor.
BY order of the County Commissioners.
GRESSINGER,
Sept. 2.th, 80. Auditor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-14

compton, a6 Insls66 Hickmsa'svote was
sS2. Bowen, OPP. 542. Twelve dlstri t.
have been heard from which give Hickman
1855. Bromell s14. Manly 65t. In the
same places in 1856, the vote was for Hick-
man, 1865. Bowen, l,6T2. Sunbnry-
The vote in this town for Congressman is,
Dewart, Lecompton. 1913. Campbell, Opp.
Io2. Cake, Anti Lecompton, 33. Doyles-
Tp., gives Robert Dem.
for Congress, 2s maj. Tsmaqua borough
returns Campbell 4a9. Dewart Iso. Cake
2H6-
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EAsTON, OCT. Il.
Carbondale. city and township, gives s
mai. fer Scranton, Opp. Briar Creek-this
township gives Scranton IL maj, formerly
democratic. Catawissa gives 63 maj. for
Scranton. Dunmore, Congress, Mercy
nolds, Dem, receues l majority in this
town. Morristown, Conspochen borough,
gives Wood, Opp, for Congress, l0s maj.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-14

PoTTsrowN, Oct. IL.
In the Borough of Pot,stown, John Woods
Opp, candidate for Congress, gain over the
vote of 1858 is 256. Dolestown Borough
gives s. maj. for s. L. Roberts, Dem, for
Congress. Bloomsborough gives Scranton.
Opp, 900 maj Scott township gives
Scranton 1873 maj
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-14
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 12
Returns cones in slowly, only three ards
of Pittsburgh, three of Allegheny Citv and
Eve county districts heard rom, which give
heavy Republican majorities. mic Knight,
in three wards in Allegheny, leads Williams
466. The whole Republican ticket is un-
doubtedly elected by large majorities
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BETHLEHEM. Oct. II.
Borough gives d. X. Shoemaker, Anti
Lecompton Dem. for Congress, lls maj
Observation-Disclosures Tp., gives the
following vote: Campbell, Opposition, ST..
Dewart Lecompton Dem, SO. Cake, Anti
Lecompton Dem. 8. Northumbei land gives
Campbell 45I, Dewart IL, Cake4.
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Criwfora county. SO Rep majority Pine
township, Crawford county, 81 Rep. maj
Girard Borough, Dem. maj. Girard town.
ship % Rep maj. Phoenixville Borough re-
turns the following vote: John Hickman,
Anti-Lecompton, 536; John N. Bromell
Opposition, ls; Chss. D. Manly, Lecomp-
ton, 1875. The mai. for Hickman at the last
Congressional election was only 81. Schuyl
kill township, in Chester county,. gives the
following. for Hickman, Anti.Lecompton
Ils; Manly, Lecompton, s3; BromeIl, op
position, IS.
! WEsr CHEsIEl, Oct. -.
Borough returns, Hickman, Anti -LscomP
ton SIS. Brouell, Opp, .ss. Manly, Ls
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The election passed off quietly. The
genera! impression is that the Peoples
ticket has been elected in Montrose o.
North and South wards Dansville, Mahon-
ming township, for Congress, Stranton, op-
position majority over iMcReynolds, Dem :.
404: Opposition gain over Governor in
1857, 449.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-02
EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS.
MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY

To the Editors ofte Dady Eccboagc:
The Exhibition of Paintings now open at the
Gallery ofthe Historical Society," is one of those en-
tertainments which cannot be neglected without
bringing into disrepute both the public spirit and
good taste of our community. The progress of re-
fnement in every society is marked BY attention to
the productions of the pencil and the graver; and
it may safely be assumed that the public taste is
rude and uncultivated where the Art that ves
with Poetry in embodying the noblest ideas, and
presenting them to the spectator, fails to find
numerous and enthusiastic admirers |
sincerely trust that Baltimore is not liable
to a criticism disparaging. The present
exhibition Is, in many respects, superior
to its predecessors. The arrangement of the
pictures is more udicious and artistic and the gen
eral effect, consequently, striking and salts
factory. There are upwards of three hundred
paintings, about twenty engravings, and half doz-
en- pieces of satuary. The entire private collection
OF gentleman, now no more, of large fortune and
ndisputable taste, occupies chief place in the ex-
hbtion, and constitutes, of ITSELF feature of va
riety and excellence which very few public galleries
can boast. In the department of Portraits-always
an interesting and important one-the exhibition
may be said to possess rare and unusual merit
The likeness Of Col. JOHN BARNES, an officer
in the British army in the time of Charles the Sc
cond, painted by Sir GODFREY KNELLER, about the
year 100, and that Of Col RICHARD BARNES painted
by Sir JosHUA REYNOLDS, between the years 1855 and
$780, alone possess sufficient merit to attract
the attention of the least curious Other
portraits from the collection of the Hon. JOHN
THOMPSON Mason, by BoUDET, GILBERT STUART and
others, enrich the collection. In looking, as have
only had an opportunity to do very hastily, over
the walls, my attention arrested by num-
Der of pieces, chiefly landscapes, by MrGNEr,
which, l was glad to see, found admirers
amongst accomplished and iudicious critics
But it was not my purpose to select any particu-
lar pieces constituting the chief attractions of
this most laudable and mertorious exhibition. The
Historical Society has deserved well of the public
in affording it an opportunity to indulge and to
improve refined and elegant taste, and | sincere
y hope the public will show its appreciation of the
effort, by general attendance at the Gallery
whilst it continues open. p
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NJ STRAKOSCH' s CONCERT.

Beth those who enjoyed and those who missed
The pleasure of hearing the Concert last night, will
be pleased to learn that, encouraged by his success
M. Strakosch has determined to give another
grand Musical Festival, at the New Assembly
Rooms. on Saturday evening. The programme,
which is published in another column, includes
tho Sabat Mater, the Liberty Duet from Pwitani,
the Sextetto from Don Giovanni, Kathleen Uarour-
uesa. sung by Madame Strakosch, and Rataplan,
bv Madame Parodi. Altogether, the selection, we
think is even better than that OF last night ana as
the same artists will take part in the second Con-
cert as in the first, Ray anticipate an even arg-
or attendance, and greater rush for seats.
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