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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
A Noble Mother-Narrow Escap


A Noble Mother-Narrow Escape.
As the morning trair from this place to
Chicago came near Rock River bridge, on
Monday last, the engineer, Robert Waugh,
discovered a little giriat play on the track.
He sounded the whistle at its highest,
sharpest note, and used every possible effort
to stop the train. The little child kept
moving along on the track, apparently
frightened by the whistle, but did not leave
the track. The mother of the child. who
lived in house near The bridge. seeing her
child in danger, made a spring to save her,
and rushing in front of the engine, caugh,
her child and fell over the opposite side
The engine brushed her clothes as she fell
and passed on q short distance before it
couId be stopped. The Conductor. Capt.
Phillips, ran to the place, and found the
mother had tainted, but both mother and
child were saved. He. took the child in his
arms, and restorat'ves oeing used. the
mother soon revived. " 10 can tell the joy
of that mother 10 know her child was saved
Had she hesitated moment. or have been
only a second later, both mother and child
must have been crushed beneath the wheels
of the engine. We did not learn her rame
but whoever she is, she brave and hero ic
woman.-Rock Island Ull.) Argus.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
TO the Editor of71e Belmont chronicle:

4 lhe Edtt0r oJ Inc 6efm0nt Chronlce:
The small sprinkling Of Americans in
the McConnellsville District cannot do set.
ter than vote for Hon. James Moore for the
State Senate. He was a very credible
member of the last legislature and should
be returned---Independent Republican
The small sprinkling of americans in the
Belmont and Harr isoR District, we think
cannot do better than to vote for MARSHAL
McCslI fer The State Senate. He has been
member of the Ohio Legislature, ard was
not only "creaible'' but very creditabl.
member, and should be returned. We would
also suggest, that the small spripkling oi
Americans in the Sta.e of Ohio cannot do
better than TO vote for the Republican State
Ticket. The candidates have all been tried
in various public positions. and have acquit.
ted themselves both credibly and creditally
They should be elected. What better car
Americans dol Would they do he tc
vote for the Democratic State and Sehatori'
al candidates. Will friend Charleswortl
answers PEASE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
was at once accepted.

@SOme days ago a card appeared in the
Barnesville In.eiigencer, in which one
William George publicly acknowledged that
he had lied about one Mrs. Sallie Campbell.
Mr.. George publishes another card in tFe
last weeks Inieiligencer. in which he says:
was dcoyed into rom in the Penn
House, in Middletown, withoui any notice
as to who were there, or what was wanted.
When entered the redoubtable,W Courtney
Brown locken the door,plsced the key in his
pocket, and demanded my signature to The
statement (Which he had previously pre-
pared) and upon my objeeting. ae produced
cooked and presented pistol, giving me
the choice of "s,gning IL or being bio,red to
h--A." One of his confederators was also
armed. Believing then, as do now, that
my life would have been the forfeit, signed
the statement as published, and which now
pronounce false. WILLIAM GEORGE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
Japan.

Dates from Japan are to the 9th of June
A difficulty which arose between the Ameri.
can Consul and the japanese Governmen,
had been smicably settled. An American
who had discovered rich copper mine, Ibid
claim to the mine and to the soil, contrary
to the laws of the country. Toe Govern
ment resisted, and the affair was assuming
an unpleasant aspect. when the Emperor.
to prevent all further dispute, proposed that
third Power should be selected as empire
and designated first France. and then Rus
sia. The American Consul had not sent in
his answer when the author of the discovery
who was morally certain of the result, gave
up his claim on the soil, and solicited au-
thorization to work the mine and share the
profit with the Japanese Government. The
offer was at once accepted.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29

Arrangements are being made TO
hold meetings in the several Town.
ships prior to the election. 1t is
earnestly requested that the friends
of our cause, at the points named,
will exert themselves to get good
turn out OF the voters in their res
pective neighborhoods. Let people
of all parties come to the meetings:
Belmont Meeting Houss, Flush g
township, October 8, 1PM Cowep
and Faweett.
SewelzsUiile, October s, Z P. M
Cowen and Fawcett.
LloydsuiVe, Monday, October 8,
at Z Pm. Welsh and Poorman.
Bellmre, Tuesday, Oct. 4, Z P. NJ.
! Danford and Cowen.
Harrington, Tuesday, October 4,
At7R.M. Welsh and Drennen.
- MartinsmAe, Wednesday, Oct 8,
TIN. Welsh and Cowep.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
Hollo,uays Pills and Oia,msnt-vulanyl

Holo,ray's Pills and VHlany
at ,eork.-As precantion aganst being
poisoned by vile counterfeits of these re.
nowned preparations. see that on every leaf
of the books of directions enclosing the
boxes and pots, The words. Holloway, New
York and London" are impressed in the
form of a watermark, distinguishabe when
the paper is held up TO the light. The ag-
gregate OF cures OF Indigestion, bowel COM
plant, fever and agne, remittens fever, er-
uptions, ulcers, coDtusions, ,rheumatis Sun. etc =,
achieved by these Preparations dnring 1857,
evceeds by one hundred per cent. that Of
any former year. The demand in this
country has increased enormously during
the same period.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29

IrALY.-Advices from Italy state that
the people were becoming impatient at the
inactivity of the Zurich conference and the
various contradictory reports touching the 7
doings. 1t is also stated thai Piedmont de-
mands from Austria cecession of Mantua
and Peschiera. FfCL FEE
Al Paris letter says that there is no doubt
that the Zurich Conference disagree about
many points touching the peace of Villa
Franca and the opinion is growing every
day thai Congress of great powers must be
held. 500 .rss.
SPAIN-Later advices from Madrid state
that Gen. Prime will command the expebit-
ion fitting out against the Moors.
GREAT BRlrAN.-The intelligence from
England is nat important. The strike in
the building trade was approaching IN ad-
justment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
A Note of Warming.

A member of the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee, has received letter from a
gentleman in Marion county, containing
some revelations that should a, once attract
the attention of our friends over the State.
We copy aiew paragraphs:
81 embrace the opportunity OF writing to
you few lines in relation to the pending
Senatorial contest IN Ibis State. Mr.. Pugh
is making the most superhumen exertions
10 secure reelection. He has detailed
one or two secret emissaries, TO go into
every doubtful county and District in the
State to thoroughly organize them, and TO
speak to doubtful voters. There are gener-
ally two or three emissaries 20 each count ty
or District, and one of them, if not both are
United States Deputy Marshals. Two oi
them have been sent into this county,
Deputy Marshal Dayton OF Oberlin noto.
riety, and anothar,-who made the ac-
quain,ance Of your Calaboose last winter
Another one has been sent into the knos
and Morrow District.
"See that cur people are warned Of wba
is on foot, so that they may be on thei
guard, and counteract the efforts of those
secret operator. Let the bugle call bt
sounded, and our ranks close up for afiyht
Here We have the programme ol Pugl
operations. Every appliance is 10 b.
brought to bear upon the election this fall
The services Of negro catching deputy mar
shals are put in requisition to dragon tn,
free people of Ohio into submission to tn,
demands of the South. Pugh is to be re
elected to riisrepreseEt our State in tn
United States Senate for six years more, b,
this sort of drill. We call attention OF ON
people to these matters. We trust the,
are preparing to give all such in,ruders, a.
such emissaries of the Save power. such
rebuke on the second Tuesday of Octobe
as will not be misunderstood. Forewarne
we must be forearmed, and ready for fight
Let tie bug,e note be sounded. Let th
friends of free labor and free territory raj |
T. to their standard,"-O. S. journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29

a1rFarm Lands for sale, > miles from Philade
phia by Railroad, in the State OF New jersey
Soil among the best Tor Agricultural purposes be-
ing good loan soil, with cluy bottom. he iund
is large tract divided into small farms, and hun
dreds from all parts OF the country are now settling
and building. The crops produced are large. ana
can be seen growing. Tne climate is dehghiiuii'
and secure from irosS. Terms from Is tc ~ dol
lars per acre. payable within four years by install
ments To visit the place, leave Vine St Wharf
at Philadelphia ut 4. AN :. by Railroad for Ham,
monton, or address Il. j. Byrnes, 10y letter. Ham
monton Post Office, Atlantic county, New Jersey
See tull advertisement in another coiumn. otn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
Western Virginia Fair

We had expected to give an extended
notice Of this exhibition but space will not
admit. We have not yet received the award
Of premiums, and consequently are not
posted as to the result.
All we bear speak Of the fair pronounce
it splendid horse show. Some oil the
other departments were well filled also, ou'
the horses were the great attraction.
Among Thorough breds kansas" took
the fsst premium, and Old "Grey Eagle" the
second.
In the trotting Race a Pittsburgh horse
"Chnmplsin" took the first premium, "Harry
Neil" of Pittsburgh, The End, and "Capt
Fisher" of Lancaster, Ohio, the 3D.
"Smuggler" from Pittsburgh, took Isl
premium for fast pacing and "Guernsey" o
of Loydsville, the End.
H. Pennington took quite number o
premiumns. Or al! these however, moro anon
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29

SrThe Hammonton Farmer-a Ne ewspaper de-
voted to Literature and Agriculture, also setting
forth full accounts ofthe new settlement at Ham
monIon. in New Jersey, can be subscribed Tor at
only % cents per annum.
lnclose postage stamps for the amount. Address
to Editor OF The Farmer. Hammonton Post Office
land, OF the best quality, in one OF the healthies
and most delightful climates in the Union, where
cops cut down by TIE fiosis The terrible
scourge OF the Norrh-see advertisement OF Ham
monton Lands 6ni
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
ohio State Fair.


From all we can gather from the news
from the State Fair, it must have been one
of the best ever held in the State. The
exhibition of stock of all kinds was of the
very best. II is said that there were twenty
thousand people present. We are glad tc
see that Belmont county is not behind in
the list Of premiums.
ii aInvincible" carried off the first premium
in the class of thorough bred stullions. DR..
Esiep took the second premium on his stall
hon, "Gsiefy," and also-second premium on
sGuernsey." Hiram Pennington took the
frst premium on brood mare; also first or
smoking colt, "John Alexander" by aKan.
sss," and first on, a FLY. one year old, BY
aInvincible." Mr.. Pennington also tool
the second premium on the best FIVE colts
81. Malone took the first premium, in thu
/. class Of Draft Horses, on his four year oil
stallion
!, The fair was complete success. Zanes
vile maintained her credit fully in the goo
accommodations extended to the irnmens
crowd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
BRIDGEPoRr LOCALS.
BRIDeKpoRr. September "a. 1859.

DhiD1EfohI. Scpttuoer "a. 1905.
WAR; GERNAsY.-Sinee our las. notice
of matters and things in general pertaining
to Bridgeport and vicinity, the Germans Up
town have been displaying their valor in 3
series of battles involving slmost as many
conflicts as took place recently between
Napoleon and Francis Joseph. These con-
flicts have been 90 numerous, and followed
each other in such rapid succession, that we
have not been able to ke ep the run of them.
We know, however, that the Mayor and
Marshall have had frequent occasions to ex-
ercise their official finstions in relation to
the parties. Finaly the old Heroines, the
mother and moiher-in-lsw of the opposing
powers, has proved victorious, having COM
PEELED the sllies TO retreat beyond the bor-
ders. Peace reign once more.
WHEELING FAIR.-We suppose that the
late Fair on the Island yielded handsome
profit to the society under whose auspices
il was gotten up. twas also decided sue
cess to liquor sellers snd pick pockets.
These latter classes we doubt not derived
a large percentage on their cash investments
than did the Agricultural Society. We are
strongly inclined to the opinion. however,
that The pecuniary advantages TO the Socie
ty and to individuals, are much more than
counterbalanced by the demora lizing influ-
ence exerted upon the community. Drunk
enness, profanity, gambling, breaches of the
peace, stabbing, mMrdsr-these were char
acteristic of this industr;cal exhlbition!-
untileffectual measures adopted for suppress
sionsale of intoxicating beverages, ,and. much
more stri Dgent police regulations for the
protection of community against thieves and
blacklegs are provided; we have no desire
to have another such gathering, in the vi
c Unity of our abode.
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The society, lost its dignity by allowing
every specus Of Yankee catck penny to in
terfere with the show inside, and by lallow-
ing the free sale of Liquor within the in
closure. 1t resulted in any quantitg o:
drunk men. Such things should be beneath
the patronage of an Agricultural Society.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
Sflarriages.

September ls, by H. Heberling, Mr.. ].
NJ. DANIEL to Miss JOSEPHINE HULL
daughter of Dillus Hull, all OF Belmont CO.
September Is, BY the same. Mr.. SAM'L
GIFFIN to Miss MARY ]. BLEAKMORE
daughter of G. Bleakmore, Of Harrisville.
September lst, by Rev. D. M. Hollster.
Mr.. F. NJ. Taggert 20 Miss MARTHA
LYNN, both Of Morristown, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
AN AC'l'

Relating to certain proposed amendment TO the
constitution, and the publication OF this act.
w HEEREAS, the General Assembly of the
w State OF Ohio, three -ffths of the members
elected 10 each house agreeing thereto, have pro-
posed u certain amendment TO the constitution
providing tor annual sessions of the Legislature 10
be submitted TO The electors ior their approval or
rejection at The election Tor senators and represen
ia'ives on The second Tuesday. OF Oct der. 1859
therefore. -
Section /. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the Safe of Ohio, That the electors OF The
state shall vote upon sand proposed amendment at
The general election in October, 1859. as herein
prescribed, tvizE fa,se voting for said amend
meni. providing Tor annual sessions OF the i,gS.a-
ture shall put upon their ballots these words. ''an-
nual sessions yes" and those voting against i
shall put upon their ballots these words, "annua
sessions, no."
See. 2. A return additional to the return row
.eqni ired BY law 10 be made of the votes cast a'
such election for state officers md senators and
representatives. and lso io- and against said pro-
posed amendment 20 the constitution shall be Ger
iiied and made by the clerk OF eaeE County, 10 the
secretary of state within ten days after said elec
ton and within thirty days after said election the
governor. secretary OF state and attorney general
shall open said returns and count the votes, and
ascertain whether not Il ma jority OF the votes
east n said election have been for said pre-
posed amendment, and il it ap ears that majority
oi the votes cast such election have been cast o
SAID proposed amendment, the governor shall make
| proclamation thereofwith0ut delay.
! Sec. ?, This &C, shall he published by esch CO
auditor in two weekly English papers, il two ht
| published IN the county, and in one German week
ly paper il published in the county, for two weeks
next preceding he election.
Sec. A. The cost OF publishing ,his act asprovi
ded in the third section, shall be paid out OF tht
| counry treasury in each county.
Sec ;. This act shall take effect and he iE orc'
| from and tier It's passage.
| VII LIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House OF sepres. ntatiyes.
| MARTA WELkER,
| April 6, 1859. President of the senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
SCHOOL WANTED.

TNHE undersigned, who has, for the last fifteen
L months, been stBden; of the Damascus Sci
e.itifc Academy. is des irous oI entering perma-
nenily upon the business or common school teach
ing. He has taught in the county Of Belmont tor
more than six years, and his recent studies have
been specially directed To the Improvement of his
qualifications. Satisfactory testimonials OF ciiar-
acter and scholarship can be given. Address,
WILLIAM NEGUS,
o62. Dana srnville Mai, ,irr m Chic
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TO DEALERS In CLOTHING.

RI HE SUBSCRIBER begs leave 0 call the at
j ieniion OF Country Merchants to his extensive
and fine assortment of CLpTHlNG, manu- iac,urtd
under his own inspection and by his own work
men. Dealers will find 1t TO their advantage TO in
the terms and prices offered will be found 10 com.
pare favoiabiy with those of Eastern manuiactu-
rers THOS. HUGHES,
No. IS, Water Street. corner OF Monroe.
3S2m Wheeling Va
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PROPOSED

IF HGSoEoS1D
Y Amendment 10 the Constitution.
Relative 10 an Amendment 10 the Constitution, pro
yiding for annual Sessions of the General Assembly.
Reseised by tho General -ssssm6iy Of the state Of
ohio Three. iiftbs of the members Of each house
conc rr ing that it he aud Is hereby proposed
To The electors OF ihe state TO vote 81 the next an
uua! october Stste election, upon The approval or
r.ietlion of the following sme iiinc:t suhsii-
tute for the clause of the twenty nah section OF
me second article of the C0nsLitui H this state.
to wit: II regular sessions of the General Asse
blv shall ca almence tne Il rst Monday in January
n,u.IJv WILLIAM q. WOODS,
S-ecIer OF tie Raass Of Representatives..
MARCI WELhER,
a,,il5 s 1859. President Of the Senate.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DANIEL C. LIST rs c. S LaMBpIN, ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF Manllate to me directed from
ID the Court OF Common Pleas. o! Belmont CO.,
at the front door oil the Court House in the Town
of -. Carsvie in So id county, between the hours
of 10 o'clock. A. and O'Clock. P NJ. OF soid day,
the following real estate, wit: Isl uate in the
county of Belmont and State o Ohio, and in the
said town a. Lois Nos sag $50, 53i and 532. with
the appur;enunee5 Appraised as follows, to wit:
Lot No 529 at S225 Lot No. go at Si25
Loi No. 53l ut Sl00 Lot No 532 at 500
Terms: Cash p LOCHARY.
Sheriff of Belmont county. Ohio.
Sieriffs Office. Sept. %, 1859. prst
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LEGAL NOTICE.

lane McELROY, Catkarine Brown. Addison
j Brown, Amelia Brown and William Brown
will take notice that IA petition was fled against
them on the 18Th day OF September, 1859. in The
Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio
by AIire Welden and Jacob Welden. her husband
wherein the said Alice demands partition OF parl
of LOT No. GO, in the Town OF ST. Clairsville, in
said county. said part being 25 feel in width. of
the West side OF said lot and extending its whole
length, the partition also asks assignment of dow.
er TO he defendant, Jane McElroy, and partition
subjeci thereto. The defendants are required IL
answer by the 2Sih OF October next. -
Sept. % 6w. s. w. GASTON, Clerk:
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TEACHERS. EXAMINATION.

Teachers are notified that the usual monthly eI.
animation will take place in the msriefte street
school House, in St. cisirsviile, on SATURDAY, the
9Th Of Oct, Each applicant xhonk bepTesent al 10
O'Clock, A. n, and should come provided with q
Itsd pencil and postage stamped envelope. The
examination in Arithmetic will close at 10 O'Clock,
r. in Engl ish Grammar st o'clock, p. NJ, in
other branches at 81 O'Clock, r. n.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Partition.

In Partition.
JoHN McCLELLAND rs. WILLIAM McCLELLayD, ct a.
DY VIRTUE of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the CONT of Common Pleas OF Belmon,
county Ohio will sell. on TUESDAY, the 25th
day OF October, 1889 the front door of the Court
House, in ST Clairsville. iii said county. between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N and O'Clock. P. ii. OF
said day. the following described real estate. 10
wit: Situate in said county Of Belmont and State
of Ohio, and being the North half of the N West
quarter ot Section y, in Township Z oil Range 4.
Appraised at the sum OF 50 80.
Terms: One-tbird cash in hand; one-third in one
year, and third in two years with interest on
deferred payments P. LOCHARY.
Sheriff of elnont county, Ohio.
Sheriff's Office, ST. Clairsvie, September 22d
A D, 1859 39prnierseese
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John Meeks i
John Meeks @
Died on Thursday, the 22d inst. in the
3sth yesr Of his age. Obituary next week.
The last Gazette

Contains an article going to SHOW that
the negro is in his best condition when in
Slavery. We haye only got TO say the edi-
tor ought to 60 to South Carolina at once.
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE.

CoLuNBus. o April :. le59
hereby certify that the foregoing Jnint Resoiu-
,i.r i.reiaIive 10 Amendment to the ConstItc-
SON providus ior Annual Sessions OF the General
Asse, biv"is tue copy from the original roilN
N ,,I. m th,s o.icc A. r. RUSSELL,
Al "a Sserstary Of State.
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CHI Q Q Z
Q H . Q Z
ssxsss Fruit Trees Y Shrubbery ssss s
80 AT tho Columbus EursgTy. e
, sESIDES THE USUAL ASSORT

sb MENT OF Apple and Peach Trees. oar stocs
of tHoICR fgriIs is now the largest sud hest eve.
gruwn or lar sale in Ohio including Standard aHs
Daasf Pears . and years grated. aud fncst vaI!
cites; Cherries the -Makaisb stock w'th low
heads, adapted to this South western Climate
'Piums. Apricois Neetarines. Ounces. etc Airs q
osare Orange (hsdge) plants, at low price, ~ ths
thousand.
SMALL FruGrs.-Grspe Vines, Including the nav
haruy varieties, as Delaware, ReheeCa. Concord
Fiona. Marion. &c; Currants. Gooseberries gnd
Rssrhcrries of tAe lest new and old varieties Law
ton or New Roc ellie Blse kbery; Strawberries q,
forty more approved varieties. Also, RhubaEi
ana Asparagus roots.
The ORNAMENTAL Department embraces the flnssI
assortment of Evergreen aud other Trees and shrubs
including all the hest hardy kinds; also Roses, ~
great variety, iouhle nahlIas, and other fowerir,
plants. Nerbenas, &c. &c.
IrF'a Descriptive Catalogue, with hints plant
ing and enituTe, is sent gratis to all applicants
rec eirt address snd Urettre sIamF. titles rsiii
he securely packed 9ut i.ry JTdeu by Express, Raj
koad or Canal, as may n jcsired.
NJ. Is. BATEHAM q co
Columbus, o., Feb. "a, lsS9