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SHERlFF'S SALE;

George McMillen vs.. George G. Harper.
DY VIRTUE of an order OF sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont
county, Ohio, l will sell on
Tuesday, August 2Sth, 1860,
At the front door OF the Court House, in ST. Clars
Vile bet xeen the hours OF 10 O'Clock. N. and 4
O'Clock, r. NJ, oi said day, the following described
real estate, to wit: Lot No 20 in Block No. 4 in
peilsire City, Belmont county. Ohio.
rJApprnised atthe sum OF $500.
Terms cash. p. LOCtLARY,
Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio.
SherifNs Office, st. Clairsville, July 26th. 1860.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Stewart a. Keeline VS.. David Allen, ct al.
DY Virtue of mandate TO me directed from the
ID Cour, Of Common Pleas ol Belmont county,
Ohio, will sellon
Tuesday, August %, 1860,
betw cen the hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. M. OF said
town Of ST. Clnirsvlle, in said county, the follow
ing lands and tenementsi 10 wit; Being ol known
and numbered in the plat OF lie town OF Kirkwood
as number III. Terms cash.
Appraised at $3.50: F. LOCHARY,
Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio
She.iff's Office, ST. Ciairsville. July Goth. 1860.
printers fees $50
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Tsoehese 1ta0suaetou
AZ The u~ssl plses Saturday September
1St. q he close Of The inssiuse.
ny Order Of Board
DID. r. Covsn Clesk. aa
d : p..rsvilss seksei

Txs schools Of this plsce vill open on
.ssrt Monday, Aug. 40, $780,
Il u very desirable that the pupils belong.
ling 10 the various schools promptly appear
81 their respective rooms on Monday morn
ing, that they msy take their places In the
clssses, and start regularly with the school.
by order OF the Board.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ST1TsNIT + - u b1LD.
Levi Hutton VS.. uriah Damsel.
DY VIRTUE oil mandate to me directed from
ID the court OF common pleos OF Belmont CO.,
Ohio, Twill sell, on
Tuesday, September llth, 1860,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. M. and four
O'Clock, p NJ OF said day, at the front door OF the
court house in the town Of St. Cluirsvile in said
county, the following described premises, TO wit:
Part Of lof No. so in The town of Barnesville in
said county, and described as follows; Twenty
feet (2O off the west side of said lot No. so, and
runnlng that distance from The west end of said
lot east and running back the entire depth Of said
lot Appraised ut the sum Of sl250.00.
Terms cash. p. LOCHARY,
Special Master commissioner.
SherifNs Office, ST Clairsvile, Angus, 9th, A ID.
1860. prin iees2,15
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4 Great Calf.

4 Great Calf.
Geo. Nichols. formerly Of this county,
but now II Morgan. repor,s that he has
calf which weighed 1876 lbs. when days
old. ava when 2 months old. He asks, can
any in Belmont county heat this!
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IIAvE JUST RECEIVED and intend
III hsse,.s on .;sd sa, ;sSggy ;ypM q s9Is' and
XLeO-GoId and Tin Fol. Files, &c.
TTsoId At manufacturers Prices.4U
ORpRRs PROMPTLY ATTENDED, TO.
RErERssos-Dr. J w. Fisher, Dentist.
al CIairsv ilie, Ohio. May 10, '60
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16

Efgscs@ &c she Nor r1stown MEETING.
We Asse iust rcoSiveG - lorg somnsssea'
sioM stsm Nowis'eu'n lglaing foil account
cf the wsy the leaders II the n"uxlas end
Nm psssise s'Asrs - owm fsh af'er the meet.
sps sf lea Sssuds,. The fac, was. 'hst
srtss she ~xci.smsve Of <ke dsy. the Dosg.
he uea come 10 N,s csachniss that some
thar -~ssss =, vai,n s~d xae ses6ers Of the
DeC psssy tine N ske,r taarartev q" the
Deussrsi ie cid dSmic,y, k~gdt themseive
% fer % 70 sae<t n 0p~a wsectiss snd par
sleipssa whh the Wougiss men.
Ne utii hsss Sssss sism -ex es.pespos'
- ~ ssasuss q ths vssesiaE shieh wss
soexvtsa sss q sf tsspesssSos % lest
/. Gssuptss evesiag 10 umriaown. Hessys'
.Asles tho ringing of tbe Bell ssd The
.assAerIns n ei ns~ter ef Dosg'ss mes
.ssa sesy ~ Dell wes,~ s~osssr ~a'ci
shs AessaIsstes '.eSsstss Sovereignty
iiusvvs ~ cad blsssd sws5 ~ Ne seessse'
= Isssss COwen sHd Dsux~d ~ ~ftbsat ese'
I hisslps tbrw. He ssM stst i~es,ss seve'
made the New Orleans sPresA kdm ~aiel
Cosee quoted. il was ell Bistx Repssi'
...n iies.' Thsys woalA show Ss ~sheshe
MIR we're s:raid TO hold usessirg - tt
co...ty ar not, Tor they would hs~c hsse 90
h, sicrissown sometime in SePssuse~-'
,MNhsuk be sdosed, cone the yreds 'ess"t :.
r7auMAs NircHsER,
.srhs.eniylBsl -sp.Aker iS th ccusy Hhefrs
,tAsst Of ShAir,ons ~eanizssi''n IN ,h
.trewoshis. <he .dif wheel hcsse-Chsris'
.sessh ocespyias ahe NEAR sid'--of the ps
Az 10 ,he county, 60, up "and. ssys our ."
ssspondent. poured Ou, all the steaa a.
ives In hls snginee Whea we ssy 70
auiscAnes msds speech ~ aot ssoesse
70 Sescrlbs Il. Cs wip has not he~s q
hsekiag ef hzs ''lhtle hstchst."
TIE ADuAen of kis seeesh wss sssag z
IN ssee ~ TO vsss for Morris fos Coasre1
a. > hs. -. Toa Nitcaaes. Ese, 81
he<sss ,nsp then ToG Thesksv. thereto
,oa shoun IN vote for Morris. 5xat y
: sksskise srss~est. he hsped they vcs
III yoss direct ssr Mossis--ts this Char's
v~sh vii ssy smss. w
% yea go our meeting 10 hsv'~s
rc.d efce, OF m'iirg .isse ftHb Bs
.how iheir trpe eolors.
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For stou,c,,, on, of .Ir,ler.

No medieiss MI 40 efetusliy - - - @.
OF the IoInacl wihe. fi'is, shes rsD1vr ~ rrd
ty, oeeasioued either by IN empsTs1re ~ rnUrrotef
diet 4 hey eh ihs ivrt Su1 iednce 70 ste
action; they are wond .ifuIy Fl --tH''I 3D. ~
tpasm- in iset ileY ntys. isil IN tGt4rr tii d,r"'
de . Of the iivet ADD 5IonaLA.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16

Since our last issus w have sdded over
thirty nee susscribers 10 our llst. This q
On evidence that things sre working In the
right way.
A little help from a few more Of our
friends will add grestIy to THE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16

The Quarysrly Meeting
or the Society Of Friends. will be he'd At
Plsin6eld Meeting House on the 5sd day Of
tho eighth month. ~ II O'Clock, A. NJ.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Andrew Myers vs.. Andrew Brown and Jas.
l.. Brown.
pY Virtue Of Mandate to me directed from the
- Court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont county,
Ohio, will offer for raj le at the front door OF the
Court House in said county, on
Tuesday, August ]4th, 1860,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ, aud 4 p NJ. OF said
day, the following described real estate. to wit.
Situate In the county OF Belmont. Ohio, being a
part Of the southwest quarter OF seciion No. II
townshiP5 and ranee 49, three; beginning at
white oak tree at the north east corner vi a traat
o flnnd owned by George Myers and south. east
corner OF lands OF Andrew Brown thence an east.
ery direction to n black walnut, now marked
with three marks on the east and west sides;-
thence east to the centre OF the graded road -
thence with the centre OF said road tn the lands
OF Louis Caland; thence with his line west TO the
lands Of Andrew Brown; thence with his line
south 81 rods and links to the place of begin.
ning-supposed to contain 20 aces more or less
Appraised at s4o0; Terms OF sale cash
Z. LOCHARY. SpeciaI Master.
Sheriffs Office, st. Clairsville, July l2, 1860.
printers fees
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16

MARRIED.--At the Psrsoasgs on the
oh inst, By the Rev. John Moffat. Mr.. BAN
urL McCoEpgE spd Miss EnADATHA hIToB-
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The Dssa Of Edsca,ioa .. Richland
To~sship Belmont county Ohio will meet
10 Ne Mssistss Street Sehoel House on
SsssfSsy AueVss ssh q o'clock p N
A lsil tusaout h desired.
JAMES DARRAH Clerk
Asa., Is lsee.
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TO DENTISTSi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-02

rinCIphI UtPUI WIG c01Hu1 =
ets, St. Louis, Mo.
volcanic OH LlmlaoMv,
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kVUHkbTkB, Dtu

Of vogue, and be sueceeded by those Ok
Df0 honest sort.
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vtIiFrs ~ =. $50 fhor
he W omb, GiddineGs, Painting, and al Dfseases

dent to Females.
THERE rs NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
unfer nc longer. Take ii according to directions.
rill stimulate, strengthen, and invigorate you,
Gauge the bloom al heAlth 10 mount your cheek
in. Every bottle ID warranted 70 give satisisc-
FOR CHILDREN.
{ your children are sickly, puny, o. amictedi
Lea a Cordial will make them healthy. ~ Ana
ust. Delay not moment, try II, ana you vi
n
III is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
Of Druggists or dealers VINO
' try to palm upon You some Bitter, OF sarss-
lila trash, which they can buy cheap, BY ssying
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Ubf Watf Ultp.
COX u X.
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. 2.
TIN Dna M0HKs vALLEY WHiS IN publish
svssy Monday - this once, Is one Of the oldest
psfs In Iowa, and haa widely extended circu.
tisn throughout the Des Moines Valley, Nortbe
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siss. - ssslTs .ssiv.
: 1911 ,.a,,. Sssss !. as-
s.shiy $780,, = ;ss,.a h 2
prsassiss ads.isies:S-
n,:sas \. ;lasss' r...s1
84lE ~ r,ssvaaing - III
Ar -; ;:ss go: $. -: = ~
Deior T.kiu, S.siss "A ss'sasA. lft1 Iskin.
mcLsan,s srrcnGshensng CerA1al
Will ehscsaally cure Liver Complaint, Dsla
the Kidneys and MI di seasss arising fron ssor-
dered stomach or liver dyspepsia, heartbaFe. IN
warn piles acidity or sickness OF the stomaohf MIL
ness Of blood to the head, dull pA1u OF swfmmmMln
in the stomach, sour eruetstions, choaking - snf-
locating feeling when lying Down, dIynsss = yell
lowness of the skin and eyes, night sweats, nward
fever pain In the small Of the back, chest @ nde,
full dreams, langaor, despondsncy of any nssvou.
disease, blotches the skim md fsyss ana
'sas ''r o oslii ana a MIL OF BorTIss
have been sold during the last six monses. - IN
no instance has ii failed to give entire sAtisf
Whe, then, will snher from weakness or danny,
when McLean's StreDg thening Cordial rhl1 ere
themf No language can convey an iose ~ 1870
mediate and almost miraculous change p1O0o%o2
taking this cordial in the diseased, dchihtAe4 An
shattered nervous system, whether broken dom ~
excess, weak by nature, or impaired ~ nemsseg
the relaxed and nnstruDg organisation 10 rsstorcd
to its pristine health and vigor.
MARRIED PERSONS,
- .o, .~,nu. ~ what9vpr
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Lean siren gthening Cordial, and take nothing
!. It ID the only remedy that will purify the
Cd Thoroughbred at the same time stfengsnsn
system. .-.
Ine tablespoonful taken every morning issuns'
Yellow Fever, or any prevalent dissass. L. 40
up in large BEETLES. Price only &l Per eostie,
six bottles for So. j. II. McLEAN
Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also, McLean's velcanic Oil Limnent.
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fness and numerous enough to brand
sunionisss, imparsially. That is right
pmpsl them TO face the facts, and make
.actioal and impartial declaration, and q
lsss humbug Union meetings will soon &
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CAange - Programme.
Gov. Wise, in speech to the runaw.
medical students at Richmond, the other ds
I'D 10 wasn't going out Of she Unios, ar
watn't going 70 be put out Of it, He W
going to stay in tito punish his enemies, ~
woold drive the Yankees ont Of IL into Il
1oninions Of Queen Victoria, IL neoessar.
before hs would leave il himself. We PR
Ians that 10 his IDEA, To-day, It least. b
Dos1dn's BE- kicked out of the Union, moi
oil bic vaporing. And We Al
Ill 81 il. We wouldn't have him leave, b
~ nssns. He supplies place that no on
Dlse senid Gil. Every court has ito fool
Essry station needs its harlequin. Gov
M1ogis ours. We really couldn't spare him
Hip secession would be an irreparsble los
bO5hs Union.
--~-~-------~---------~-
Had 10 Face the music.
These Union meetings that are not Unto
nsstings, bat mere tenders TO Democrats
lraisoes, are. great humbug. By the fsllo~
I'M II viii be seen s1xs the Union mSetings
Rochester, N. y, was compelled to exprss
IN npiniOn Of the actual disunioniste, xhOf
Ill these Union meetings are called to a
euss and sustain; and, brasen a. the eng
nssrs OF these concerns are, they had not ID
0shsek" 10 reject the resolution, --or sls,
- Vas perhaps the case, TEE PEorLE yer
safness and numerous enough to brand
Gisunionisss, impartially. That is right
Compel them to face the facts, and make
practical and impartial declaration, and .
these humbug Union meetings will soon 6
ont Of vogue, and be succeeded by those Of
moro honest sort.
RocHEsrER, Dec. 20.
a large Union meeting Was held in Obi
city last evening, which Was addressed b
Jsmss Brooks and Ex-Gov. Hunt. The res
olutions adopted we're Of rather q mike
character, but tho principal one 10 the follow
inf k...,,.a r,., :, ,.,,., i. ..,on,,, :.
bake the sentiment that the election Of 4
President BY constitutional majority, hav
ing vie9s OF public policy with which the mi
noTity ID not coincide, would furnish jus
oauss Tor the dissolution Of the Union. We
onsthe contrary, hold such sentiments to b.
dincYganising and trAitorous; odious TO pa
tsiotic and Union loving men, and disgrace
fuIto tho civilization Of the age; and y,
harAhv 1iva IN nur fel1ov cit, ans East w aat
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do (


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6, n 10 II
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Block Ia s.
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0GaC anu UuIOn-IUvlhR m0ns Rnu uWRr6ce
20 the civilixstion Of the age; and ~
reby give to our fellow oitixens East, West
Nth and Sonth our aosf solemu oladv,
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SclOt Taxing AaA
McLeanss sIrcmgthentng O0RA1al
viii eEsctrally oure Liver Complaint, DyST1QeiA,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-05

"a A correspondent of the Atlanta
(Ga) Intelligencsrr mildly suggests the
following programme of operations in
case Mr. Lincoln should be elected:
"On the ides of November next, when
Jupiter hurls his angry lightning along
the wires and announces the election of
Lincoln, let the Southern Senators and
the Southern people at once declare the
fact. for it will then be fact, that John
C. Breckenridge rs chosen the first Pres
ident of the Southern Confederacy. Let
him select his Cabinet of Southern men
at once; let him establish his Govern
ment; the Senators and Representatives
of the South are already chosen for the
time being let an honest declaration Of
the causes that have led to the separation
be put forth to the world; LEI the South
hold the North as she holds the rest OF
mankind - enemies in war, IN peace
| friends"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-05

A DENocRATIc QuEsTIos AND An
swER.-While addressing a crowded
Douglas meeting at the North End on
Thursday night, George Sennoit, ESQ.,
was rudely interrupted by a Breckin-
ridge man as follows:
saint you an abolitiouist? Didn,t
you &c down to Virginia TO defend John
Brown 2"
Mr.. s. promptly and with emphasis
-" Am I thief because defended you
from charge of larceny, and kept you
from the House of Correction. where
you belong?"
This keen and cutting retort immedi.
ately brought down the house in a
roar of applause, and the speaker pro-
ceeded in his argument without any dan
ger of further interruptions from his in
quisitive opponents Transcript
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-05

81 Cassus M. Clay, in a recent speech
in Illinois, spoke as follows in relation to
his experience with the peculiar insti-
tuition"
al was born in old Kentucky was
one of the pioneers of Kentucky-the
son of one of the men who formed the
first Constitution of Kentucky-the son
of the man, Green Clay, who, as Rep
resentative of the Third District of Ken
lucky, in the Virginia Convention, signed
the Constitution of the United States in
1889. Born under the shield and pat
ronage of both these Constitutions, i
offered to discuss this question of Slavery
right where it existed. What then did
they say? Look at the hypocrisy of this
slave Democracy! They said: "Why
Clay, if you think slavery is such an in
fernal thing, why don't you liberate your
slaves? Prove your faith by your works
thought there was great deal of force
in that argument, and although l was
not very conscientious about that matter,
yet, seeing that ! was drifting in that
direction, and willing to 90 with the tide
in favor of freedom which was so strong
l did liberate my slaves-every one
had on earth. Applause, and cries o
good amen. No man now calls me
master-nor woman either, unless sht
does it through affection. Great en-
thusiasm for Clay.J Then, when I wen
out to advocate the same principle, wha
did they say? They turned on me why
Clay, what have you to do with the ques
ton of Slavery? 1t is none of you
business: you don't own any slaves
Loud laughter and cheers.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-05
ONE TRIAL

Everv medical man to whom the formula o.
this medicine has been submitted, has eoneurFed
in the following fross enc Of the 5os, physicians
ia the countrys
This is 10 certify that MrssTs. +. b Magoon
Co, have submitted for MY examination the for
nula Of " WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND, and
do no, hesitate to say that in my opinion il Is
an excellent ALTERNATIVE and ExPEcToR-
ANT, and safe in all cases, I have prescribed
{, in some instances, and can freely recommend
j, IS remedy for Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, g..
GEO. E BURLINGTON, NJ. D.
November 10, 1889.
MEssRs. f. 3. MAeooS & eo.-For nearly
twenty years have been afflicted with severe
Bronchitis and sore throat, producing hoarseness,
and almost constant choking, henming and
coughing 1 could find no relief until ! tried
Weeks Magic Compound. That has cured me,
and can cheerfully recommend Il as worthy Of
public confidence, and as the best medicine With
! in my knowledge.
North Troy, Aprh Is, 1850.
A shor. time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live five minutes. A single dose Of Weeks
| Magic Compound relieved her Mt once, aud she
has had no attack of it since. l think no family
should be without it.
MOSES F. yARNEY,
Prin Missisquoi Valley Academy.
! Having had the agency of Weeks Magic Com
Mound for some time past and having sold n
large quantity of it, am free to say that have
| never sold any medicine that gave such univeF-
sal satisfaction. do not know OF a single IN
stance in which it has not given the best satisac-
| t,on when il has been used. 1t saved the life o
one of my children in severe attack of the crou!
and has entirely cured brotherin-law OF min.
| of a terrible cough, when he was thought TO be
in the first stages of consumption. ! have
| known il TO be used with the same success by
others.
Irasburgh, May Sd, 1850.
MEssRs. Z. B. MACON 6 Co y have had .
great sale for your Weeks Magic Compound. ]
is regarded by those who have used it here as tins
best medicine in the country for Coughs, Group
Sore Throat SC. AL speak in its praise.
E. B. SIMONDS.
Glover, May 9Th, 1850.
NJ Testimonials like the above are CONSTANT.
being received from all sections of the countr,
where WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND" ha
been introduced.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail b
E. B. MACON & CO., St. Johnsbury, VT.
f whom all orders should be addressed.
T Sold by Druggists and Merchants genera
lv.-21.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-05
Mothers, read this.

The following is an extract Of a letter written
by the pastor of Baptist church to the Jour
nal and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and
speaks volumes in favor of that world-renowned
medicine-Mrs WimsIoue's soothing syrup for
children teething:
ave see an advertisement in your columns OF
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never
said word in favor of patent medicine before
in our life, but we feel compelled to say to your
readers. that this is no humbuglce hare tried Il,
and noc IL to Be all Il claims 1t is, probably, one
of the most successful medicines of the day,
because 1t is one of the best. and those OF your
readers who have babies, can't do better than tc
lay in a supply"