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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
Another Witness for DR.. Roback.

Another Witness for DR.. Roback.
We see trat DR.. Jsun Ledoux. well known
practitioner in Frank lin. Louisiana, has come out
with Il Strong endorsement OF DIR. c. w. Roback's
celebrated vegetable specifics, the scandinavian
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier. tie SAYS in let
ter published i'll the Southern papers: These med
lcin,S (the Pills and Purifier undoubtedly relieve
disSrders incident the digestive organs improve
the appetite, new the strength, aliay nervous
irlta'ion, and free the system from the impurities
which generate and stimulate diseases OF Stomach
and Bowels Such unqualified praise from such
source, carries weight with il, and seems 10 con.
firm he result OF cur own observations. DR.. RS
advertisement in anol!ier column, deserves arten-
hon. aui3w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
The Balloon ASCENSION.

We are informed that am arrangement
has been made, and that there WI be no
doubt but that grand balloon ascension
will take place fron'the Fair Grounds during
fhe third or fourth day of the Far. Two
skilfu Eronauts, pupils of Wise. viii be
here. The balloon is rs feet high. so in
diameter, and capable of carrying IL per-
svns. Who will take trip!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15

epThe Hammonton Farmer-a newspaper de-
voted 10 Literature and Agriculture, also setting
forth full accounts OF the new settlement at Ham
monion. in New Jersey, can be subscribed tor at
only 25 cents per annum-
Inclose postage stamps for the amount. Address
10 Editor OF The Farmer. Hammonton Post Office,
Atlantic CO New Jersey. Those wishing cheap
land, oi the best quality in OF the hea lhiest
and most delightful climates in the Union, where
cops cut down by the iIosis, the terrible
scourge Of the North-see advertisement OF Ham
monIon Lands 6In
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9 { Il t }

AT the residence of Mrs. Thoburn, near
St. Clairsville, on Saturday, 10th inst, Of
Cholera Infsntum, MARY BELLA. infant
daughter of B. r. and Ellen T. Cowen, OF
Bellaire, aged sixteen months.
At his residence. on 2nd inst, GEORGE
WASHINGTON BROCK, aged forty mine
years, one month, and two days.
The deceased was formerly resident Of
Belmont county, and emigraied from Ohio
in 1888 20 Fulton county, illinois. and from
thence TO Johnson county, Kansas, in Oc,.,
1858. In early life he became the subject
of religion, and was connected with the NJ.
E. Church. Through life he maintain a
character in harmony with his profession.
His affliction, which was short but severe,
was borne with patience and resignation
to the Divine will. His funeral was attend
ed by large number of his friends and ac-
quaintances, and conducted according to
usage and under the direction OF Masonic
fraternity, and all testified by their pres
ence their esteem of his character and re-
spect of his memory. The sermon preach ed
by the Rev. Davis. from the XVIII chapter,
lst Cor, and XXIst verse:
"For. since by man came death, by man
came also the resurrection of the dead"
]. D. B.
UNloNrowN, Kansas, Sept. 5th, 1859.
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TO DEALERS TN CLOTHING.

THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave 10 call the at.
j tention OF Country Merchants to his extensive
and fine assortment of CLOTHING. mann iqetlret
under his own inspection and by his cwn work.
men. Dealers will find ii their advantage 10 in
spect the stock before going East TO purchase, as
the terms and prices offered will be found TO COM
pare favoIabiy with those of Eastern manufactu
rers TE0S. HUGHES,
No. 81, Water Street, corner OF Monroe.
3S2m Wheeling Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15

S. w. CASTOR, Esq, the present Clerk oi
the Court, in a few appropriate remarks de-
cline5 denomination, and closed by pay
ing handsome compliment to the gentle
man who afterwards received the nomina-
ton fer that office. He ras greeted with
three cheers by the entire audience.
Gazette & Citizen.
What did they cheer him for Mr.. Gazeth
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
THE CAMPAIGN CHRONICLE

The Campaign is now fairly open. We
are determined to do our best, through THE
CHRONICLE, to carry the influence of the
great principles at issue 10 every hreside.
There in the quiet of home we would have
every candid mar reason with himself
only we want THk CHRONICLE TO keep him
Company. Now, friends. not for us, but for
our common cause, help circulate The
CHRoEicLE Send in your pumes, and
and the names of your neighbor. and We
will do our best not to disappo;nt you
The ampaign price is % cents .or two
months. -l
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The Canip Meeting

Commences on next Friday. The grounds
are only two miles from town. Arrange
men,s have all been completed for a good
meeting. There will be a boarding tent on
the ground for the accommodation of those
who cannot take provision with them. Camp
meetings have beeh the means Of doing an
immence amount of good in the past, and
it only requires the participants to enter
the work in the proper spirit to make this
mee,ipg peculiarly profitable.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
Thirty Years Experience
Has proved the value of
DR. A $ TODD7S
OR LIVER PILLS,

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGES
TI0N,
aud other diseases Of the Liver, Stomach. and Bow.
els.
They are more popular to-day than ever before,
as is demonstrated by the testimony which we now
daily receive from those who have used them.
ANY who reads tie "Directions for Use"
which accompany these Pills. will be Impressed
with the fact that they entirely different from
the cheap pills with which the country is flooded
For int erestng particulars, letters, &C.. Cir
culars which, with the Pills. can be obtained {
/. II. PATTERSON and J. W. COLLINS, Saint
CairsyiLle, and from Dealers generally throughout
the country.
r. II. LOGAN & CO., General agents,
no4 Wheeling. Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
Fred Nilsan.

The man he was thought to have ste en-
VIM. Darrah's horse about one year ago,
was prrested by our deputy Sheriff me day
last week ip Knox county He had hear
ing before Esq. NeisS anger who commit
led him 10 iail.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
SCHOOL WANTED.

THE undersigned, who has for the last fifteen
i months, been studen; of the Damascus Sci
elti6c Academy, is desirous OF entering perma-
nenily upon the business OF common school teach
ing. He has taught in the county of Belmont for
more than six years, and his recent studies have
been specially directed to the improvement of his
quclifca tions Satisfactory testimonials OF ciar-
acter and scholarship can be given. Address,
WILLIAM NEGUS,
1863: Damascoville, Mahoning Co., Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15

The Democratic Senatorial Convention
OF yesterday, nominated DR., L. Voorhes,
Of Flushing, for Senator and Asa Holmes,
of Harrison county. for Member Of Board
of Equalization. We'll bet on MCall and
Ramage.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
TEAC HERS EXAMINATION.

Teachers are notified that the usual monthly ex-
animation " i'll take place in the Mariette street
School House. in ST. Clairsville, On SATURDAY, the
leh of Each applicant shonlt be present at 10
IL ad pencil and postage stamped envelope. The
examination in Arithmetic will close al 70 o'clock,
NJ. in English Grammar at O'Clock, P. NJ, in
other branches at 3t O'Clock, P. M.
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y
MnNTPEIIER Sen

LIU-N IFE1ttI, OtPl. o.
The vote for Governor in Ltows;s stands
for Hall l2,Sl4. for SAKE 5,l23 The same
towns last year give Hall ii 4 5 ard Reyes
5.l4S. Halls gain, therefore, over LIST
years vote in these towns. is l,o40- Re-
turns from 65 towns give tn. Repuol ican
l44 representatives and the Democrat IL.
In four districts there is no cho ice.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
BaIpeEroRr, Sept. I3, 1859.

pyBLIc ScHooLs-The fall session of
the Public Schools of Bridegort commenced
on the 29ih ult., under the care of NJ. Ii.
Urquhari, Principal, and Mrs. Harrison, As
sistant. Bridgeport being destitute of a
School House suitable Tor the accommoda-
tion of the schools. the Board of Education
have leased the large Hall in the third story
Of the Bank edifice, which serves the pur-
pose tolerab1y well.
Klrkwood Schools opened on Wednesday
last under the care of Dir. ]. v. Lee as
principal, and Miss Scott, Assistant These
schools are located in the basement o the
Presbyterian Church .kirkwood, like Bridge
port, being minus school building These
facts speak but little in favor of the feelings
of this community iE relation to the educs.
lion of their children: II is burning shame
to any community possessing the wealth
possessed by the people of these villages,
and having among them not less than four
hundred youths of school age, to have it
said o: them-taey haze no School House. -
No marvel is it that we have frequent vio-
latons of law and order, and are under the
necessity of resoriing to the agency ot the
ork.up and chain gang.
OTThe Fair on Wheeling Island bids
fair to be very fair affair, and doubtless
very interesting to those who are able and
wiling 10 pay the required fare.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15

. OF Wheeling Fair commenced Tuesday
Prom all we can learn, the attendance is
large, and the display of good stock, es-
pecislly horses, never excelled in that place.
Grey Esgle is there TO compete with Invin-
chile and Kansas.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
Jesse Embree,

OF Coierain township, has invested
small amount of capital in Texas lands
One day last week he bought Al 600 acres.
He might give every poor man in the coun-
ty farm and have some left.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
franklin College.

The Annual Commencement OF Franklin
College will take pace on "Wednesday the
2lst inst f., instead of the 2Sth inst. The
board will meet on Tuesday the ooh.
E JAS DAY Sec'iy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
VI. c. Castor,

VI. c. Castor,
In his Morristown speech said "you never
saw Main Law man but what was Rep
ubIican." We called to mird toast said
to be the uterance of the same speaker.
The declaration are consistent. The sem
iiment was; democracy and whiskey one
and inseparable''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
Tae Editor of The Gazette

Seems concerned abodt our ticket, and
especially of cur support Of it. We can
assure him that we have no hesitation,
since the Democratic ticket came iato the
field.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15

GA constant running fountain will be
ons of the best ornaments and accommodu-
,iehs of our new Fair Grounds. The work
& laying the pipe is going bravcly on.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
Sake DG Asa nm al

I n pursuance of an order the Probate Court, OF
i Belmont county. Ohio. will offer for sale, at
public auction, en- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th,
1889 between the hours Of 10 A. n, and P. NJ, at
the door o the Court House, in ST. Clairsville, o.,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
Living ON the National Road adjoining the town
of ST Clairsyi le; being the same land boughtby NJ
Pennington OF George and David NeiswangeF.
Cne oe siid tracts contains about 7S acres s. has
upon III Dwelling House and Barn, g. is aDpra ised
1898 The other tract contains about 81 acres
and is appraised at $500.
Terms or SALE The first named tract, cash,
The remainder in two equal annual paymen,s;-
second 1872 81 OF purchase money to be paid
April lsi, l. o. sll39Ss prl lst, 1861; $40 GO on
Isl January. 1860; the remainder cash; interest
the de .erred payments from tte'day of sale.
JANE w. PENNINGTON,
Executrix OF Miller Penning ION, decd.
ErI will also at the same tne Offer at pablic
SALE or Will sell at private sale, choice otof Hogs,
Cattle and2 horses ..--...
Std JANE w. PENNINGTON.
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COMMERCIAL Mattecs.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
Corrected every week from The Pittsburgh Post
AH.FGpFSy Cry

ALLEGHENY CRY, September 8, 1859
The offerings of cattle this week are fully as
large as at any time this season. Prices are low.
and stock ne arIy all sod. There is decline in
the figures for sheep.
Union Drove YaIds-JonS ALLrSDER. Proprietor
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
BRIDGEPORT LOCALS
BR1DGEroRr, September 6. 1855!

DRIDGEPOhT, SeplemotI U, 1905.
READY FOR TENANrs.-For some ten
days past the mechanics have been busily
eng. ged in making repairs on the public
buildings, near Brewers livery stable
During this process, it is believed that sew
eral OF those who receive occasional accom-
modatons in the way of nights loding, at
the public expense, have been under the
necessity of seeking quarters about board
yards or other less comfortable places. As
tine evenings are becoming cool and out-d
lodgings might be attended with dangerous
consequences, we take pleasure in anDounc-
ing to IsraePs old customers and others in
terested. that the building Is now in COM
pIete state of repair. The proprie:ors have
spared no pains in making it u eomfOrta Die
and safe place. They have introduced all
the modern Improvements. and Israel is ready
To introduce those who come properly rec
omIn ended. to lodgings where outsiders will
net annoy them.
Without waiiina for the above announce
ment, old Levi contrived to fall into friend
Israei'p hands, on Saturday evening, who,
with the assistance of two O. her gentlemen,
deposited MIN Ia rhe newly repaired edifice
II is thought thai he is wei satisfied with
the subs anu | manner in which tn iia-
provrm rments nave br.n executed
@Ou yesterday afternoon, sevrra young
mlu and one old on came across the bridge
from Wheeling ~herr II eemed. they had
imbbed too much bod whi-key. or some
ttiiHg else thai reldrrrG In IA unfit to min
nle with decent society Officer Phillips,
ever prOmr' n an eigencv. took charge
OF one Of the Young gentlemen and con-
ducied him o the improved safe Such of
the others as had eft sufficient physical
abliiy, tp,k the hint, and left The neighbcr-
hood with all possible speed. The old man,
however. did mol seem able to keep out Of
harms way, ont some, who thought TO act
friendly part. carried him out of the coLpo-
rate lin lis Of Bridgeport, and consequently
beyond the jurisdiction Of Israel, the good
o.
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And the ssh Trustees OF the sc veral townships
nre also further required to return from their
speciive townships TO the Probate Judge o sal !
county, :he following number of Jurors:
Colerain 2; Flushing 10; Goshen 10; kirkwood
IL; Mead g. Pease 10; putney -; Richland 3d.
Somerset 10; Smith 10; uaion 10; Warren rs;
Washi, giun e. Wayne 9; Vince ing s; York s.
The polls are 20 be opened between the holfs %,
SIX ana ten O'Clock in The forenoon "i 'he said day
AMI closed at six O'Clock in the afternoon oil said
day.
Given under my hand. ntmy office in ST. Clairs-
willie this l2ih day OF september, ls5e, and in the
51Ih year oi the State. p. LOCHARY,
scpl5 Sheriff OF Belmont county,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
EXECUTORS NOTICE. :,
Z IOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

at the Probate Court for Belmont oouu ty the
undersigned has been appointed and quali6ed as E1-
ecuior of the David eskett. deed late of
Belmont county =
All those indebted to said estate are requested o
make immediate payment; and those having claims
against id estate notified to present them
settlement within one year from this date
sept Is 1859 JENKINSON WRIGHT, ex-r.
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=
The Harrison Couuty Fair

The Harr ison County Fair
Commences on the 2nd of October. We
are dnder obligations for complimentary
ticket.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
4 he Republicans of Maine

Have elected Governor and State ticket
with an increased majority over last year.
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aflarriages,

On September !, in Friends Meeting,
J. SYDENHAM. BAILY and PHEBE w.
HOGE both of Flushing. Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
PROPOSED
Amendment to the Constitution.

Relative to an Amendment To the Constitution, pro
ydng for annual Sessions Of the General Assembly.
Rssoipsd Jy the General Assembly Of the State Of
ohio Three .hfths of the members OF each house
concurrns that 1t he aud Is hereby proposed
10 the electors Tho State TO vote al the next an
uuai October State election, upon the approval or
r,ieLtion of the following amendment as suhsti-
nte for the first clause OF the twenty ith section of
the second ace Of tie Constitution OF this State,
IA v,t IAN regular SESSIONS of the ;eerrel isscm
bIy shall commence on the Il Ist Monday January
,nnuaIly WILLIAM Il. WOODS
Sneaker Of the House Of Representatives..
MARTIN WEI.kER,
Auril s. 1859 President Of tho Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15
Confirmed Consumption.

SOuu1lucu ScHSuiut tAoHs
4 Jeic doses pW also at once check and
cure the most Sererc Diarrh0a proceeding
from Cold IN THE Bowels.
These medicines are prepared by DIR. c. NJ.
Jackson & Co., No. 4i6 Arch Street, Phiia-
deLphia, Pa, and are cold Jy druggists and
dealers in medicines ereryuhere, at 75 cents
per bottle. The signature Of c. NJ. JACKSON
riH be on the outside rropper Of each bottle.
In Ire Almanac published annually BY The
proprictOrs, called EvERYBopY's ALMANAC,
you wW find testimony and commendatory
notices from all parts Of the country. These
AimGndes are girea array by all our agents.
Sold by Isaac II. Pa,terson-St Cairsyile;
do !. Holloway Flushing;
do J &. J. L. Mercer--Belluire;
90 G. Judk kins-Barnesville,
do J. Lippincoti & Son--SIorri5town;
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE. }

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, }
CoLrMBrs, q, April =, ls59.
hereby certify that the fnregoing Joint Reso'u-
tjon. "reative 10 an Amendment 10 the Constitr-
t;on prov iding for Annual Sessions the General
Assembly,"is a true copy from the original rolN
sn file in thus office. A. r. RUSSELL, j
Aprilll H.. Secretary Of Stets.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Central Ohio
Rail Road Company are hereby notified that
the nnua meeting for the election of thirteen d
rectors of the company for the ensuing year, will
be he d on Tuesday, the 3Oth day OF August next.
WIN. WING, Secretary
GAINESVILLE Ohio, July 2s 1859 aug4td
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f. 8 Williams
OF WHEELING, VA,
rs PREPARED To FRUIT ORNAMENTAL
gade o. o w fro
Dwarf
Ter Hgh
N u andE erbain =sert
thai covaehe ESQ & Shrubs
N hu
Dahl
q from bu
from sforsp
An wi 10 mayf disposed ssSetf
Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-15

2is left over and sent east.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-27

hlmself rich in less than no time; while
oshers, BY the same mail, perhaps
Asseris in plais Saxon Eogfish that NE
entire matter is a usmitigated hun-
bug and that those who are fools
enough to 90 there will rue the day
,bev ever did so. Now which branch
of this important information is the
pubIic to believe! The accounts for
and AGAINST are about equal, and both
find many believers. We are inclin-
ed from what we can learn, to take
shoot bctwixt ard between-thus TAX
ing the advantage of all the truth there
may be in either report, and getting
rid OF the falsity contained in either
Hence we pcleiye there is such place
IS Pixies Peak that there Is gold at
Pixies Peak that said gola Is AS good
"a wheat. what there is Of it that il
can be obtained by hard labor that
there is too much there for one man
to have, but not enough for several
and finally that out of those who 90
there, not Que of a hundred will come
back with as much as they carried
away. For the sake Of friends VINO
have gone, We hope VIC may be wrong
in oui convictions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-27

their bull fights and other amusements
of course the feaisiss ppblica curi-l
osity has been imsneasprsAly cxcite@
BY it, aad every young Dale Rothsehild
has been crossexsmlnsd bysthe fair
ladies of Paris ever since, in order that
they may arrive at an approximate
knowledge Of the festive scene" 1t
seems that all the plate OF all the house
OF the Rothscbilds nearly was forth
coming for this banquet at least the
London chief sent his dinner-service
over to his cousin of Paris, and the
entire changes of the more than three
score guests were made in silver and
silver-gilt ; plates, dishes and every
thing was OF the most precious metals,
as at the royal tables, only at dessert
was perceived the priceless service of
old Serves belonging to the Paris
pater,amil,as, and whereof each plate
represents somewhere about kings
ransom. As to the viands on the
table, they came from every country
ard every cline there we're swallows
SIS from China. sterlets Ia fish of
excessive high price in Russia, of the
size of salmon and of fat orange colored
liesh) from Russia. reed-blrds and can
vass- back ducks from America, bnstards
from Spain, pheasants from Bohemia,
entreis of peacocks brains, fillets Of
buffalo-hunp, and-one Of my lady
informants declares-salmias of Brazil
ian parrots Every salt or fresh water
has yielded up its fish; every moor,
marsh and forest its fowls; every hot
bed, heated by fire or the sun, its fruit
and every grape that ever hung any
where, its wine. As to the flowers
with which the table and dinning-room
we're ornamented, it is affirmed that
there were 1900 pound worth. l
mean 500 English y All the win.
dows we're covered with trellis work,
over which we're framed the choicest
creeping plants Of the tropics, shedding
their luscious perfumes all round. If
the repast was worthy Of an Emperor
of century ago, the tribe Of Roths-
child seem to have been worthy of it,
and to have done it due honor. In the
first place it is affirmed that the ladies
present wore upon their persons be-
tween twenty or thirty millions Of
francs worth of Jewels, and in the way
of doing honor to the banquet, those
who partook of it sat at the table from
half-past six to midnight.