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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-06-24


TEE FOURTH OF JULY.-As yet we have heard
of no move, that promises to amount to anything,
towards celebrating the "gelloriouS Fourth" We
hope the day will not be passed over without
some demons ration that will at least e; outsiders
know we arc alive 10 It's importance, are filleu
with veneration for IT, and for the sterling patriots
who, on that day, consecrated their Lives their
fortunes, and their sacred honors," upon the lib
critics Of their country. We have heard several
plans Of celebrating ii suggested, by pic-nics and
otherwise; among the rest, grand excursion party
10 the woods, a nd picnic, to be given under the
management of our Brass Band, where music
would flow in abundance, and patriotism would
Just be permitted to boil over. The idea is good
one The day will be one of general suspension
of business, we suppose, and every one will be
seeking place OF recreation and amusement
An excursion to the "leafy woods" where you
could mingle in the mazes Of the dance, if you dc.
sired, OF Join in the other exhilarating sports
would be decidedly refreshing. And then, too
Col Woops' "big brass gun" might be brongh
from its subterranean abode, and permitted ts
belch forth its greeting to our Virginia neghbors
Something mEst be done, else we Join PuRpY, O
Bellaire, in his peanut excursion to "WheeIin'.
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AMERICAN BANK CLOSED.

DALIIMUKE, JUNE II.
The American Bank, which lately open.
ed in this city under doubtful circumstances
closed Its doors this morning. 1t is sup
posed to have considerable circulation in
the West Its funds have all 5een drawn
from the Bank of Commerce,
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give stand corrected with reference 10 Mr.
RAYMOND, of the New York Times, Bro PURDY
But, nevertheless, there is no telling what such
chaps will do when they get from ''hum,- espe.
cially with dead-head excursion" party. They
are hale fellows, well mst,' - then, you know. Il
you were to watch him right close you NIGH
'.catch him smiling"
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PUBLIC MEETING,

There will be meeting held at the Sycamore
Mills, on the road leading from ST. CIairsviIIe to
Giencoe, on SATURDAY, the Sd of July uext ar
oeioek, P NJ, for the purpose of adopting meas
9res for the laying oul and building graded road
rom 81 Clairsvilleto Glencoe Station, on the Ohio
Sentfe Kali Road. All persons who feel an in ter
the construction of said road are respectfully
invheo to attend al the above time and place, TO
help push the enter prise along.
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THE POETRY OF PHYSIC.

AYERS PILLS glide. sugar shod over the pal
ate, but their energy, Though wrapped up is there
and tells with gan force on the very foundations
of disease. There are thousands of sufferers who
would not wear their distempers if they knew they
could be cured for 25 CENTS Try Ayers Pills and
you will know it:
Purify the blood and disease will he starved out
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are
cured already.
Take this best of all purgatives, and Scrofula In
digestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache, Side
ache, Jaundice Rheumatism, arrangements OF the
Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels, all arrangements and
all diseases which purgative remedy can reach
fly before til EN- like dai kness befoI re The Sun.
Reader, if you are suffering from any of the nu-
merous complaint5--suffer more-the remedy has
leCt it.
That Ayers Cherry Pee toral is the hest med icine
Tor Cough, IS known TO the whole world, aud that
Ayers ills are the hest of all Pills is known to
those who have used them.
Prepared by Or. J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass. and
sold by Druggists everywhere. mayo
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-06-24

The BELMONT MEDICAL JoURNAL-We have
received the first copy of this unique little periodi
cal. issued at Bridgeport, in this county, by the
Belmont Medical Society, and edited by Drs
McCoKAHET and AFFLEcK. Its object is TO diff,
fuse the experience of the Society more extensive
ly" The editors are both Writer'S of ability.
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THE New NJ. E CHuRcH.-We took peep a
the nj. E. Church building, a few days ago. which
is being repaired and reftted In such handsome
style that we must be allowed to call it the neu
church building. The old pews have been reno
we'd, and replaced by new ones, the place of the
antique old pulpit is to be filled by one more mod
ern, and the entire room is to be handsomely
painted, pnpered and carpeted. Altogether, we
congratulate the congrega tion, the minister, and
especially the ladies who have been so instrument
tai in producing this upon the tasty and inviting
appearance tEeir church building must present
when the improvements are completed. If we
were permitted to make suggestion, at this
point, it would be that they should plant some
half-dozen trees in the beautiful yard in 'front.' 1t
would remove that bleak, uninvitng appearance
hat the front of the building presents now
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rA correspondent of the Ohio State Journal
presents the name,of Gen. CHARLES B. GoDDARD, of
GAINESVILLE, to the Republican State Convention,
in connection with the Supreme Judgeship He,is
graduate OF Yale, and lawyer of fine scholas-
tic attainments We could su. port him with
will
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-06-24

FOURTH OF july CELEBRATIoN.-We are re-
quested to state that there will be ce LIBERATION Of
the coming anniversary of our National Indepe nd
ence. at Pleasant Hill School House, in Washing
ton township, on Saturday, July Sd. Mr.. DAM
FoRs, of ST. Clarsvie, is expected to deliver the
Grafton
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% Theclasses in the various departments of ed
ucation in the Barnesvile Classical Institute will
be examined on Thursday and Friday, the first
and second ofJuly. 1883 Public addresses will
be delivered on the night of the second. The pub
lie are most respectfully invited to attend.
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fact, and we wish him to bear it strictly in
mind, that God never yet created that man
who, BY threats or otherwise, can freighten
us, or make US swerve from the path of
right and duty as a public journalist.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-06-24

pTh reply to every Argument urged by Repub-
licans against pseudo Democracy, GAsToN, Of
the Mt. Vernon National, cries "Black Republi-
can" Overwhelming argument! il calls to mind
an anecdote related of the celebrated and eccen
tric S. S. PRESrIss. Mr.. P. was great Wing
and q warm friend and admirer Of HENRY CLAY
On one occasion, while making speech of pow.
erful inveciive against Gen. JACKSON, he was
suddenly confronted bv fellow holding up large
flag, with nothing on it but the words, ''Hurrah
for Jackson =" inscribed with large letters. The
man advanced slowly towards the speaker whose
eye no sooner caught the pennant than he ex
claimed, without The slightest perturb alton, I'll
short, fellow-citizens, you have now before you
the sum and substance of all the arguments Of III,
party, 'IIurrah for Jackson =" Hi s biographe
says the effect was electrical, and the poor maj
SUNK away, trailing his banner a fter him.
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aDlarriieo.

On June 18th, at the National Hotel, ST. Clairs
Vile, by Rev. S Y KENNEDY, Mr. FINLEY LAF
FERTY and Miss SARAH X. SMITH, of Flush
ing, Ohio.
Possessions vanish, and opinions change,
But by the storms OF circumstance unsha zen,
And subject neither 10 eclipse nor wane
True LOVE exists"
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Belmont county and all who
are opposed to the corrupt and ruinous policy of
the present Administration. are requested 10 meet
in County mass convention, at
ST CLAHSVILLE
SATURDAY, JULY Sd, 1855 at l O'Clock. P. M q,
for the purpose of selecting Delegates to the Con-
vention of Freemen which assemblies in the City of
Columbus on the 18th proximo.
By order of the Republican Central Com.
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AN AWFUL DEATH.

A gentleman and his wife, who occupied
the room forward of the cabin division,
died most horribly, having burned alive. In
the fall Of the rubbish caused by the ex-
Plosion, they were caught under heap oI
the fallen rooms, and boiler fell on that.
He implored the others to extrica,e them,
and offered all he was worth. The attempt
was made, but it was impossib lie to save
them, as the boat was then on fire.
The register was lost, and no correct list
OF the passengers can be ascertained. A
careful estimate fixes the number on board
at 450; all that were saved canno. exceed
25O-so that 200 were killed missing by
the calamity. 1t is supposed that SO or 80
were lost in the cabin.-O. s Jour.
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CHOICE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-Attention is di.
recied to the card Of Mr. YOU'VE, in our adverti-
sing columns. We are truly sorry he has concIu-
ded to quit his old Belmont home
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A DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE.

IA Notice is hereby given that at the Probate
Court for Belmort County, the undersigned has
been appoi nted ind qualified as Administrator of
.ne estate oil Christopher Stages Decd late of Bel
mont county. Ohio.
All those indebted to said are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having c.aims
against said Estate notified TO present them for
settlement within one wear from this date
jeH PRICE CORNWELL Admir-
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@IHoNAs WEsTBSooK, of Martinsville, was
committed to jail on Monday evening, for making
an assault
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30 The July number of the atlantic Monthlr
ts on our table. 1t is a rich number
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COUNTY RoADs.-We have several times allud
ed 10 the condition OF our county roads. And W,
now again allude to them, to urge the people tt
do something, 10 better their condition. The peo
pie all feel the necessity of this. No one whose
interests are in the least dependent upon them
can be indifferent. They are grossly neglected
many oil them are scarcely ever seen, much less
repaired by our supervisors. We do not pretend
to give remedy, but suggest plan that may &c
Tor what 1t Is worth. 1t will do for our Represen
tative to digest between this and the meeting ol
the immaculate Legislature First as remedy
10 bad roads. We would dispense with the system
OF school district Supervisors; next we would re-
pudiate the idea of getting days work out of the
people who live in towns, and cities, especially,
counter hoppers and loafers. Many of these last
mentioned go out for couple of days Just for a
Notification, and do not do as much work in the
time as would boy of ten years old, who had
been raised to work. As substitute Tor the,pres-
sent one-horse Supervisors. we would have one
good experinced man in each township, who should
have salary sufficient to justify him IN making
1t his sole duty to oversee. and keep in repair the
roads in his township. We would have the road
tax, or part of it placed in his hands, to be spent
at such time and place as he should think proper.
in keeping up the roads. A great part of the
work would then be done by contract, and done by
good stout hands, whose every day; would count
as much as one week from man unused to toll
The advantage of this, is TOO evident to require
further notice. The main advantage in a town
ship Supervisor arri es from the fact, that his at
tention would be undivided, he would have but
The one business, and would be likely better man
tor such position than many of hose now chosen.
When man has two irons in the fire, that one
which pays the least is often permitted to grow
cold; just so is it with many of our present Super
visofs, who, having other work, are very apt to
slight this important mater. Will not some Of
the more experinced OF our readers favor us with
an opinion on this subject. Let US together inves-
tigate it, and il possible remedy the great evil.
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large and general assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
r + A d THIS.

II T. n L. l. IL L ..
/ HAVE just received and will keep fol
L sale, all the following named medicines, which
is warrented genuine.
Dr. d. Jayne's, Family Medicines;
DIR. Louden Cos, do do
DIR. Radway & Cos. do do
Or. Rodgers, Syrup of Lverwor,h, Tar & Can c ma
aqua;
Dr. Halls, Balsam for the Lungs
DIR. Ayers, Cherry Pectoral & Pris;
DIR. BiOwn's Ess. OF Jamaica Ginger:
DIR. Sellers. Cough Syrup, Pills & Vermifuge;
DIR. Bakers, Pain Pauacea;
DIR. Guysoue's, Yellow Dock & SarsaparIlI
Dr. Meads, Family Medicines;
DR.. SlOane's. Family s. Horse Medic ines;
DIR. Smiths. Horse Medicines;
Or. Merchants Garcling Oil;
DIR. McLane's, Pills & Vermiluse,
DR.. Todd's, Pills;
DIR. Hasey's Forest Wine e. Pills;
DIR. B9rhave's Holland Biiters;
DR.. LOcock's Pulmonic w Wafers;
Old DIR. Jacob Townsend's, Sarsaparilla;
DR.. Stabler's. Medicines;
nr. Tobias Venetian Iniment & Ointment:
DIR. McAlisteTS, All Healing Ointment;
DIR. OsbOrn's. Golden do
DR.. Hunts Lniment;
Di. Vicker's, Embrocstion.
All Ofwhich wilI sell at the Wholesale & Retail
Prices. J. w. COLLINS. Druggist
mal4 ST. Clairsvie. Ohio.
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st. ClairSville Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEPsoH, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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CHOIRS AND MUSIC TEACHERS
CHOlRS AND MUSIC TEACHERS.
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CHOIRS AND MUSIC TEACHERS.
CHOIRS AND MUSIC TEACHERS.
CHOIRS AND MUSIC TEACHERS.
CHOIRS AND MUSIC TEA CHERS.
CHOIRS AND MUSIC TEACHERS.
CHOlRS AND MUSIC TEACHERS.
HHE NEW Lutte OF ZION.
THE NEW Lutte OF ZION.
THE NEW Lutte OF ZION.
THE NEW Lutte OF ZION.
THE NEW Lutte OF ZION.
THE NEW Lutte OF ZION.
THE NEW Lutte OF ZION.
THE NEW Lutte OF ZION.
THE NEW Lutte OF ZION
w OODBURY'S LAST AND BEST
w WORK.
WOODBURY'S LAST & BEST WORK.
WOODBURY'S LAST & BEST WORK.
WOODBURY'S LAST g. BESTWORK
WOODBUR1'S LAST g. BEST WORK.
WOODBURY'S LAST & BEST WORK.
W0ODBURY'S LAST g. BEST WORK.
WOODBURY'S LAST g. BEST WORK.
LAST & BEST WORK.
IFFor sale at the CHRONICLE BOOK STORE
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Nfb) Embellishments,
EOH. &ale.

ENHE UNDERSIGNED designing to
Il reside permanently in the West, offers lor
sac the property he now occupies, near St. CIairs
vile. The house is COTTAGE FRAME, I2 eel
story 4x6 feet, contains seven apartments. is bui Il
o good materials, is finished in superior siyle. and
mas STABLE, CARRIAGE HOUSE, &c, attached
The lot on which the buildings sta nd contains 8
hve acres OF good land, divided into Garden Orch
ard, Meadow, and Pasture Lots. The garden is
wen stocked with choice Ornamental Shrubbery
and large variety of Strawberry, Gooseberry
Grape. Raspberry Currant, Cherry, Pear and other
Irults- There are about fifty Apple and hundred
Peach trees, of earliest and latest varieties and in
excellent condition. Few places have many
conVenlehces for family W ishIng quiet and COM
lort- The property can be examined at any time
and possession 6 i've The fl ST OF October.
Suitab property in Central Illinois Iowa
charged for it. ALEX YOUNG.
ig5i
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THoBURN HAD.
DEN, Al, MAIN sTREET.)
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The reply 10 Eureka Student
Postnafkrd Come Depot. has been
revived. bu, as the lady furgo, TO
gi'e Us her maine, We delay publishing
!, until Ne hear ffum her usain.
The rames IT our correspondents
viii Hoi be exposed by o.. without
ih,Ir coiiscn, and ~ person should.
therefore. have any hesitsrcy IN cCm.
plying vith our rule. In the frs, in.
stance.
'ste'Sh on lIorse Swapping" "a un.
aseidahly deferred until our next.
We here ''sa'lie." ard adele. If
Couio," will favor US with frequen,
CcnifihaiiOrs. The, have talent, and
II vlll ets'd Us great PLEASURE to IN.
coafagS them IN the dgvelopn,us Of 1t.
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~ .tRtKA STUDENT.

IN This communication. We shall
attempt - Show how The i%nlell,cinal
and moral condition ~ the fair sr..
would he Moderated II the right Of
cnudship wefe conceded ~ them ~.
eluaiyr'y
The reason shy female education
J. in the present times, ~ superficial,
Is because that ladies are perfectly
aware that NJ opntf,uulty Of DIS
play lng their mental accomplishment.
viii ever be furnished. Even II they
are Disposed 10 converse aprn literary
subjects, men have formed such no.
lions VI vuman's itl,rimi,y. that ihey
supposc he Is delighted only viii
ifumpery. aud consequently. they
ailotd her no opportunity to shpw
the excellence II her mind. uhlrss h.
abruptly interrupts the scuselrss
rihbefish n man. and q, che risk II
ineufring The charge II ~pedan'ry. In.
Produces a literary topic. Woman
hss found opt that education vii be-
OF little service To Der. 40 Instead VI
"
c~uliisaiiug tbs mind. she trsiows al
her thoughts ou the in,pf5 svavul u
her bdy. Aud t,atl, all uf
female institutions u iarriug. seem
to have this one alg.,' IN v.ew-,o
Instruct their pupils hcw 10 show
their physical charms to the greatest
advantage And when young ladies
AFTER their graduation return hame,
n Is l,i 10 believe that all thpy
have learned. l. to scfateA a few
ttfss on the Piano. or To chant a
lcsc'sung by The light of the mocn.
say one would be led 10 believe Iha,
this Il the extent II their education.
Fur al parties, Ut social gathering.
If vr wrrr astrd What vas the ,otie
II cauver.a'isn. pfsu We caa,l reply
TO tie IaS.ig In tbs language cf
swim.
They called fes tea AMI chocolate,
AMI teli .ag9 their asasl chat.
Ntss 5arsju with import mi f8ss.
In RIB as. tsps. aal gloves. end lace"
Ry tie ctsiem Il the present times
woman Is forced te practices which
certainly A. not elevate her neral IA.
iuft, however much they may improve
hsf PERSONAL appearance. In public.
she has NJ other means ri attracting
.a''ehtieH thar her beauty. Ard when.
nature happens to be srarinr "
her charms. The yours lady easily
her little dsfrV,s under a beau.
ccssr Of r.tis,. She has exerll.
I'd he paisier ia Bis art. And many
an rususpectins victim Il Cupid has
Inade scvs u eternal love TO = paint.
tsce. married : beauty. and ander
he dtlics'e hue u the rusr. fund the
sclar u the yellow Pumpliu.
New. II y a lzmsntatls fact. that
here Is more truth than pseiry- In
, hat ue have ssid. However. the
skieh ~ have Ml<asica<J. uas
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TENNESSEE fREe BaNEs-Tbe
GAINESVILLE Chronicle learns that
the Banks of Tssewell. Claiborne.
Jefferson and Trenton. having
iallsti to make the IN per cent.
additional ierosi, OF bonds called
Tor, will be put into Liquidation
BY the comptroller. All the other
tre Banks have made good tn,
additional call Of 10 rer Ct. and
now have 20 per ct. Ut bond. ON
deposit above their eircuIst,.u.
which makes the notes Of all the
Bsnhs that have deposited State
sioch good beyond a doubt. And
the legislature should zee tina,
the bsaks that hare deposited
esdompd beoh moks q p5ii6o.al
deposit q uaee.
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POLICE COURT.

The regular term Of this Ccur, cor
'nsrSss on Moudss neat. The sih lns,.
STATE CASES.
Under The New Code. all Witnesses
vho have feFu sub Gnapd 10 attend
'he Cit,aIi Court. IN state eases, are
'eqHirrd TO coriinue their attendance
on ibt, Codri, from term 10 term. With.
ont farther nallts. until the ,ass i 4.
hallt dt.pnsJ IT. Aud IT anv wit.
ness vha has hvst Summoned n
state easr. Is ss' = a. Csss, Rs~,,
vher ne rast CALLED. b. fgi,it. An
bis " advise all r~,rsprs inter.
ss'td 10 t,ai srd remember hi. lau
This IH'e'maiiou j. varth The price
Of osf Fsf.r 81 orr year. To rterv
man vile Is a aiiusss IN court
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The Ripley Advertiser II The 25th
VI. contains . card from lion. J ".
Tsoars,'s. Yielding bis consent 10
bscCme a candidate flr the Office u
judge II the 9Th Jad.cial District.
composed II tie ceauiirs II Drso,e.
Pamela, lafayette. Marshall and
T,ppsh
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PINK

Our irieha Rattrt ttsosh. kas s,r,s
extra fire Irish Potatoes f,r sale
Tie inkstms ~ that they ars a svsy
surtriar Article fsr planting. Farmers
>k"ti' rts soel ssvi In time. n tksy
want W raise raia'nss egual to sns
brought frnm The Nesthxsst Real
his advertisement.
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Is CAruo,,r nm PFC

Is NIss,urRfa CArHolic or Pro
Trsrasr srarsf-Wc are led to
ash this question By the Tact that
the last Legislature refused by nm
overwhelming majority to charter
1. University proposed by the
Northern Methalists. aud vet
chartered a Catholic Convent. and
exempted the property rom taxa
tiOn.->t. L0sis Chrisiia. .iirvssise.
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Mark Your Advertisements

thereafter. every advertise ineni intend.
Cd ~ ruhlictie ~ ~ she St,A. must have
", length II TIM W ch they ate 10 -
publ bed marked ~ them. NJ ndsst
t''rsn's m4fkFd "tll forbid" M ~. 90
stl 10 fahlishsi for one year. and sharr
al accordingly.
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The WEAKER.

" Is seldom that " rutlcc the eld
r'Prehsiv. the ueaihsf. hal is ialnsS
OF today. lssersv srxsiai notice.
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