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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12
(Opposte The Court House)
ST. CAIRsvlLLE, ONO.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED proposals will be received at the Audi.
- tors Office, ST. Cluirsyille, until the ID day
of August, 1860, for building sbuiments for
bridge over Saltwater creek wber, the road lead.
ing from Chamberluins Mill 10 Morristown and
Flushing crosses said creek on The lands Of A. M.
Glover. Said ubulments 10 he built OF good rock
work mas .nry headers ard sire tchers laid in good
lime mortar, OF the tollowing dimensions,
Not less than 10 nor than Is ieet high, to be
determined by the person appointed TO superin-
tend the building thereof; 70 eet long Mt the base
ten (i0) feet long at the top, ie, thick al the
base aud leet thick at the top, the work 10 be
done aud completed in good and wnrkmanlike
manner, the cOnirae tor furnishing all the materials.
Proposals will also be received u the same time
and place Tor the erection Of abutments for 9
bridge over Wheeling creek. where the road
leading from Morristown to Uniontown crosses
said creek on the lands OF Alexander Harrow, as
follcws: From to u e. high-to be determined
by the person appointed 10 superintend said work;
the idth thickness, kind OF work, materia ID, &c.
same us aboye-the contracting party TO give bond
for the faithful perform tnee Of contract
BY order of county commissioners.
juyi2 G. L. POORMAN, Auditor.
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Unkind, Very.

The Ohio Statesman compliments the
Bfsckentidge tneh Who wefe III Columbus
uh the 4th after this fsshion:
"A few base and infamous men were on
hand diligently endeavoring to corrupt aud
ssduce the delegates Of the people from
their fidelity to duty and honor" assG
We see Il stated ,hst Captain Hea,oh was
among the influential men @ho favored the
Breckenridgs move and consequently one
Of those alluded to above. We wouldn',
stand Il Captain.
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LINES WRITTEV ON DEATH OF
MRS. ADELINE PHILLIPS.

Oh! can it be that thou art really gone!
And hast thou passei into that silent bourne,
From whence no traveller roturns to tell
The thrilling secrets OF dea h's mystic cslli
II may seem to some dark and mOurnful doom,
That thy ies sun should set at early noon
But the Christians faith takes higher range than
sight,
IF we may judge from thy meek life OF faith,
Thy soul had learned meath he atoning cross,
10 turn its gnze beyond earths S tinsled gloss
Upon Gods word thy iath was STAYED,
And its blest truths thy loving heart obeyed.
And oh! how off thou didst upon the savior call
For thy afflicted husband, children friends and all
That they like thee, might catch the heading tide
Tn issued from the dear ltedeemer's side;
Thy prayers and cares, for them are ended now,
And deaths dark shadow rests upon thy brow.
When mourning friends around thy bed side stood
What meant the shout that broke amidst the food
When thou vast passing, on thy wav to God!
Oh! hadsr thou caught glimpse OF his abode
Or did vi.ions blest then cheer thy parting soul,
And streams oi rapture DER thy spirit roll.
How thou didst strive TO tell o bliss revealed,
When thy hearts avenues were almost sealed
But rest in peace fond daughter, wife and mother
rest
No sorrow now, can reach thy peaceful breast,
What g glowing scenes 10 thee are now unrolled
As thou dost walk that city paved with geld.
Thy cup Is full, II hath no taste Of tears
And gone forever are ;hy doubts aud fears.
OH when like thee. we fold life's weary wing,
Around us then may holy angels sing,
Wa ling TO watt us from this earthly clod.
ITO stand in peace. before smiling God"
But ere the grass is green on thy new.made grave
Thy husband too, must breast the deadly wave;
And Joined on earth, to ycu, tbs strangely given
In one short week to meet again in Heaven,
o may We say when we have gained that gladsom
shore,
OF husband and wife--"Not lost but gone before.
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Hon. Thomas G. Theaker.

At the Convention OF the 9th, as msy be
seen BY reference to the proceedings, Hon
T. G. Theaker was re-nominsted for Con-
gress by accismation.
This is a good indorscmen Of the honest
siright forw ard and praiseworthy conduct Of
Mr.. Thesker in the session Of Congress
just closed No member has been more az
tentive TO business, no member voted more
punctually, or nearer right. and no one had
the true interests Of his constituents more
at heart The only objection as yet urged
against him are that he made no lengthy
speeches. an objection that should rebound
to his honor when we reflect to so much
valuable time 10 wasted in speeches, in
themselves able, Jet Of no benefit e. the
country. u is u rare instance indeed when
a speech OF the tblest statesman changes a
single vote on any important measur-.-
Spt ecbes in Congress should be short and
tar betseen.
Mr.. Thesker is TO be honored we say, for
not giving away to the vsnIty that induces
50 many men TO try and display their powers
u speaking at the expense Of the Govern.
ment. We present the name Of Mr.. Thesk-
er with pleasure AID urge in his behalf =
warm support: We ksow that no efforts
will be spared to defeat him and his frien.s
should splre no efforts to elect him. To
this end let us direct our energies, and our
word for it Mr.. Theaker will give no ceuse
TO regret il
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The Post Master OF this place requests us
to publish the following, with notice that
the law will be strictly enforced in obedi.
ence TO a late order from the Department:
Sec. 437 Stage coaches, railroad cars,
ste amooals packet boats. end oil otheI ve-
hicIes, psckethoats, and all ether vehicles or
vessels performing regular trips at stated
periods, on post route bet~ cen Two or more
citirs, towns, or places. from one 10 the
other on which the United States mail. is
regularly conveyed under the authority OF
,de Post Office Department, are prohibited
from transporting or conveying, otherwise
than In the mail, sny letter, packet, or
pscke,s of etters Except those sealed and
addressed and prepaid by stamped envel-
opes, Of suitable denominatio1s,) or other
mailable matter whatsoever, except such as
may have relation to some part ofthe cargo
Of such stesm boat, packet boat, or other
vessel, or to some article at the same time
conveyed by stage, railroad car, or some We.
hicls. end exempiing also, newspapers,
phamplets. magazines. and periodicals. Let.
tiers prepaid BY stamps cannot be lawfully
carried out of the mails.
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EE nGNN LgA n4 mn.

COMPLAINT having been made 10 tho eifacI
~ that some wiliiui and malicious person or
persons had committed acts Oi Vi ience upon NJ
property al the Belmont County Agricultural So.
cieiy. in 50 lar as to destroy, IN great measure
the Water Fountain On the enclosed ground, Ui
said Surieiy y uigging up aud piashiag at divers
places the iehdtn Iile conduct thereto water
from the spring OF MIR. J"hn j, pson nnd otherwise
materially iniurjng it as iu render ituseless ivr
the purpose iur which il was intold d, whereupUn
the Board, in consideration oi the orcg ing facts,
and b,ing desitous lhut Tie perpetrators OF these
,ffenc should bo brought to justice, have author
ized II reward OF S25 10 be offered tor evidence
lending To the detection and conviction OF any such
person or persons 50 oif,nIins. rais rsward is
also to extend to any act that may hereafter be
onniued TO the material injury oi anv property
oil the said Society. BY order ot the Board.
ROBT. j. ALEX NDER. Pre- sident.
c. w. CARROLL, Secretary. juyl2
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g Il t bs.

DlED.-Of inAsmstion of the Bowels, on
Monday, July Sd, at the residence Or Mr.
Bartholomew in Kirkwood, Mr.. ADDISON
HERsT, a young man aged about IS years.
DlED-Of Consumption, in st. Clairs-
vile, on June oath. 1860. Mrs. ADALISE
PHILIPS, consort Of Mr.. David Philips, in
the 33d, year Of her age.
She died in great peace. for when she was
Intercepted as to the state Of her mind, her
language was, al am perfectly satisfied and
ready to CO."
She left large circla Of relatives to
mourn their loss; amcng whom were two
children, and an afflicted husband, who fol-
lowed here in death on the 3oth OF June.
They now rest side by side. Gin the Methodist
Church yard in 81. Clairsvil!e.
The Lord comfort the mourners, and take
care Of the little ones.
9aa A. D. MCCORMICK,
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SHERlFF"S SALE.

Samuel Russell vs. John L. Russell g. wife
QY VIRTUE OF a mandate to me directed from
~ the court OF common pleas oi Belmynt cour ~
Ohio. will offer tor sale nj the irunt dvor VI the
court house In said county. on
Tuesday, August lAih, 1850.
between the hours Of ten oelock. a. =. and fou,
O'Clock ?. H., Of ssid dsy, iAs following a.ssrib,t
Real Estate to wit:
Lying and being in Pslinsy township, Belmon,
county t'hio, beginning Tor the same st Q siaks
25 test from the centre Of ths Cen,ssl Ohio Rail.
road track and 50 lee. from The IVES, SIDE ot Nebs
street and on q line with the centre Of Seventh
street as des signaied in the town plat known o.
the first ROdiirr addition the ely o B.llair.;-
thence north lIo ~ min. east I'm ,gu-uc eOur lei
and pas alIe with the tailroad iIack 2k3 :. ~ lee
10 steke on the s,uh side oil land own-d by T.
Horn, thence south e9o 50 n,fn. east (usgue lie
course bounding on sad Horns sou'h line 10 ,he
west bounds OF the Cleveland g. Pittsb irgh Rail.
road; thence southerly bounding ON sail W. .,
boundary of Raj .oad TO . point on q line with
centre OF Seventh street: thence westery bound ns
IN the centre OF said Seventh street 10 tue acc oi
beg b-eiuning--containing about 7 3S.i1u acres, less
the following Described tract released from snin
mortgage, as shown bv the reease recorded in ia.
records IN tie recorders office ol saiI coiniy and
described as tuiiDws: begihnInI iur the sntnr -
ieet from tie nprIh-We,t corner pf - pcG NJ 81
90 IN the CITY Oi Dt airr nI line rJnaIng nuft
l7S 30 min (nlgretic cJnrs-) ani ~ the norlh
side OF Seventh street IN said cay n ne win
said lin nGriu Ji-s irel to tho s.ufh nuuu lar.
lin. OF J.. \ HniD'- aud, th.ucr " Il wan slil
Hnrr'- liue IS To- ie.t th the n0r IA III ~ liI
seventh street - ieet I, tHe J.Hc. u ,LIInI---
c"uluInIvg 81 OF an acfa. tauT- Cr -.
SAID ii std C ipcd " cI itI.t m : rrnvev
I'd To SAID Jnhn /. RJ-,rli ry J .nn X iv md
others, /, IS puiiirn coHv yeI to The Licveilni
& Pittsburgh Rnilroad mp n, Which i. 10 ii-
cluded in the ab've d sci. .,ilutu siL. i-i tract.
Appraised al S7,ua Tetars -ar { ,~h.
+ LOCHASY -p.ra Ms c..
Sherlrs Office, ST. Z aif=.ni, Ju, -. l-aJ.
prutfr'- itr.9
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12
Too Good to be Lost.


A good story 70 told of Captain Charles.
worth at tho Belmont Convention OF the
4ih.
An Irishmsn Of this town had been in.
duced to 60 out with the rest, and after a
free drink, he commenced performing the
part allotted to him, BY hurahing for "BilI
Eyeritt."
"Hurrah for Bill Evertt."
That will never do, Mr.. Chprlesworth
goes up snd tapping him on the shoulder says
'you are wrong sir"
Say "Hurrah for Bell and Everett"
But says the lrishman. bad luck till him X,
"D-m the difference I'm for Douglas any
how"
This Is pretty fair sample Of the timber
that formed that COnv ention.
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NoTICE

rs HEREBY given that on the 2lst day OF June
i 1860, the und ,rs gned caused to be filed IN the
clerks Office OF the common pleas court OF Bel
mont county. Ohio, an application Tor an alter.
alton in the town plat OF zane's addition TO Bridge.
port in said county by vacating the alley between
lots "a and rs land extending the alley between
lots 70 and IS 70 Wheeling creek.
Al the next term OF So ID court the undersigned
will ask that said applicant lion shal be hoard und
gran ted ju2s5w MoeEs RHopEs.
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vindicator

From BeImo sends us good report Of
hs 4th OF July convention at that place, In
which he coincided with the sstmate already
published Of the number and strength Of tha,
Convention He Gays there were more Hghts
and more drinking than were before known
in Belmont and that the Convention endors
cd the fighting, and drinbing by voting for
the man who sold the liquor as candidate
for Sheriff and BY making his house their
hesd quarters. We are sorry the communi.
cation came too late for publication.
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who Furnishes the wind.

The people Of this county are sought to
10 deceived by the numerous, subscribers
published BY the Independent Republican.
They should observe that he gets but few
In Belmont County where he is known. and
that his is the only paper in all the west
north Of the Ohio, in favor OF Bell end Ever
EFT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12

"Apd we can say further that we expect
to elect the whole ticket and nothing but
the eticket"-Independent Republican.
And sfter thst you may expect thistles
to beer figs. 6sa
such an expectation is a perfect ass ass
ins,ion Of truth. The Chsrlcsworth ticket
will not get over 400 votes while nearly
s0Cc viii bs required 10 carry the county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12

tLDouglas vii! not, SO says Forney, sub
nit to joint electoral ticket with Brscken.
ridge. The probability how Is that there
will be two Democratic tickets run In every
State in the Union.
This makes the election Of Lincoln jos,
% sure that there no longer remains doubt
HvvraA for LincoIn. sa
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

WIN. Kennon, ct al vs Benz F. Ogle, ct al
DY VIRTUE OF A VENDl TO me directed
ID from the court of common Pleas Of Belmont
county Ohio. will Offer Tor sale at the front door
OF the Court House in said county, on
Tuesday, August l4th, 1869,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'c ock
p. OF SAID day, the following real es ate. to wit
Lots No. Is aud l9 in Block Is in Bslaire city,
Belnont Gu lnty. Ohio, with the nppurtenances.
Appraised at the sum of 81 500
Terms OF sale cash. Z. LOCHARY,
sheriff OF Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff Office, si. Clarsvie, July ~, 1860
printers ices
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ThoxAs. ). }. ooLLIKs
THOMAS & COLLINS,

nENTISTS, HAVING PERMAN-
- emily located In St. CIairsvil,e. Ohio, and
fully announce that the y are prspsred to perform
all Oper ations pertaining to the profession.
All work warranted TO give satisfaction Once a
few doors West Of Collins Drugstore, and opposi 70
Kline q . tore. 81. ClsirsviIie. aPS, OF
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12

The Next Senate.

Should Kansas be admitted, as doubtless
she will, Lincoln will have Senate compos-
ed Of IS DEMOCRATS, 80 Republicans and
American.
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It DOeth us Honor.

The Spirit Of Douglas Democracy adorns
us With lie dpnunciatiOn. II goes so fst as
to charge Us with mis,sting facts. The
poor opinion of poor Jers is almost worth
having.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12
Oregon all Right.

The news from Oregon is most cheering
10 the Republicans. They have elected the
Congressman and defeated the Administra.
ton In the Legislature thus throwing both
Joe Lane and "Delussion Smith out of the
Senate.
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New Subscribers.

We have received 26 new Subscribers. all
within the :ounty and nearly all paid ior,
since our last issue. We bcknow ledge ths
receipt Of IL from tho MartinsviIle Lincoln
Club, Vindicator.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12
Stlmriages.

MARRIED.-Oa July 4th. BY Rev. r.
E. Csrothers Mr. JOHN B. WILLIAMS Of
Wheeling Va, to Miss MARY Asx CLRAK
Of this place.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
'eOpie's Meeting.

l.. Danford and other speakers will sd-
dress the voters Of Loydsvile Q and vicinity,
on the evening Of Saturday, the l4th inst,
on the political topics of the day. t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12
For Supreme Judge,
- SMITH, OF Dayton.


- STAMBAUGH, of ruscaraws.
For Board OF Public Works.
A. L. BACKUS, o! Toledo.
For District Elec,or for the i7h District
w. 8. KENNON, OF Belmont.
But the gist Of the whole Convention was
a regular Seceder's Convention composed Of
1T Delegates which passed r, solutions en-
doreing Breckenridge and Lane. Captain
Heaton is published as a participant, bu
:or this we cannot vouch as he has not taken
position here at home yet.
They appointed q Central Commit ee
with VIM. Kennoo, jr,, Of this District.
It is strange that many OF the Dele.
gates to the regular Convention and Doug.
las papers al! over the State seem not to
have known oi this Breckenridge movement.
OF one thing, we are now convinced that
the Breckenridge party in the State will
number many thousands more than the Doug
las men give them credit for. They com.
pose the real Democratic party. Quite .
number Of papers In the State have run up
Breckenridge and Lane. The Csdis
Sentinel and steubenville Union are among
them, and the Gazette would follow we're II
not for the Douglas force that now hold the
threatening rod over the Editor. We ex-
tend our sympathy to the Editor in his dis
tress.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Andrew Myers vs. Andrew Brown and Jss.
L. Brown
RY yiuus Of Msnds,s W No dirsesel ipvn shs
- Court of Common PIess " Belmont county,
Ohio. will offer ior 70 10. at the font door Of the
Court HJuse IN said county, IN
Tuesday, August l4th, 1860.
he: ycen the hours Of 10 A. y. and .. NJ. of said
day. the i"lo~in ing DESERVED nsd estate. 10 Wit,
siiunfs in the county Of Beinont, Ohio bong .
pnrt Of the south wesf insref VI srcfiOt NJ. IL.
town hipj anl "a e t5l fhr- h-ginniuf fi \
white OAK nee Bi o. pJtih - csrt.r o. Itta.i
o land owned D., GO re NJ, e., AID .urth rasi
cIrre oi lsria oi An ifew u . 20. ti.,c. np IN I.
'ry ,ircctipn 10 r. Wax -a.Ydt NV mrt,.t
win ihfre mi5ks on N ea.l AMI vest .iI -
in-ncF cnu tu ne c'ntfe 81 90 9niei Tnu --
thrtlcr with htr csnf5 y said rJ.I 6. he lapf.
u bIui- "a 1nI; 'h. ire wiiI uIs .it. y - tIfh
la1'- 90 Andr " B,p~n; 'h.n.,. w.th IT. b..
-uuh s. 70 ~ and link- Dtir pi q. o. itpiu.
nlng--suppp- 20 cost ip 1r ,H ut,f. W fr p
App ui-.d si sIro; Tenn. Sti. rs.h
+. LOCHA Y S,ec'si Na..sr
Sheriff. Office. ~. Z birs,iis. Iul Q ts6J
p1r' rtt''t
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HOLLOW ,Y'o ONT MENr.


Pod L.ss Bid B,ess,-. = sorcs and Ulcers.
\ ~ DE ctirToN OF ore. srs remedlsbI. By
- tho yrs.,er anI tIttlut "a, ~ H.. inssti,ns
'r rett'ttiH. TO stts"pt cure had Ieas ~
plsstr'tHK u,s "a. .rs ~ uie Wouud tog,tb.s Ia .
:" ~ 'l'u" tfe st'r utils, tossy disessed
d"n"rib t"metns u tetuealh 10 h,eak out atain
w'h 40 Cd fafy 90 t.w days The ~ " ratianai
a." ucs .-'Hi tie1lmert. a. indie ,t-d hy hstars,
- tFhtoe n tnf lu.' ation ~ aud about ths
S"utd a"H ~ s,pif- Hc n.,sh pti,e nan, NJ ,,s'
hirR ~ ashy pitLs "'Atmcbts. salt is foresd iats
meat
Dp'h r'a U c.rs'ed Sore Throat, searle.
aud other Fevers.
Anv ~ tie .hove disf ases nay no cured by vol,
ftlhng iiir ptttmslt three times day Iuto lhs
cte. il ost ~ ne.k the pat tsnt Il viii s,en
peneirste. tnd - immediate relief MedleiIs
tHher b. N. NOUN inust Operafe upou the vhpis
. .tT" e'e is irba'nee eau h. f't In any local
teFt. " hciess The biuimeut will do his work Al
ehSf. Nhorvef tres the uHguent In the abovs
msn,s,t,, hs .,'s.s. nsG, or any similar dis
ssiVasrsiievd as ny cnaim.
Piles. F.sulus. Structures.
The ahuvs eisss Of complaint will bs r,moxsx
hy "i!hil, ioIeEtins the paris with warm w.tar
aud thea ~ mat ef.etuaiIy rubbing ir The oin,'
men'. PtfsOu- suffering from these direfit CON.
pla nis sHord lose NOT moment in arrestfnx their
p'"sfe.- VI shuuh he und, rsood that IL h, no; suf.
h.ie't merely u smear the Dntment on the Affect
ed pa IS hut u must be well rubbed in for soma CON.
,lhtAb Is Hme i~o or three times day. that timsy
he 'a,en ihtot tue sy-t-n. wnenca II viii rsnovs
any 'lhdn 'lfs ~ wound a. niffctualIy as tbourh
pspshie t. the eye There sgain bread AVID water
PhnltIrf' amer ihe fubhibg in of'he Ointment will
q" .Ie't r"rSte Tbis tbsJ Jttv scre treaimsnt
fIf ~ los easrs " lu trs .t,n lc or yar,
mere may he gene'si hearing down.
lntiscr. tions O' Youlh; 5yres and Ulcers.
Biotehs-. az siso sweliins.. e.n. with re,.f,,v
h. Ted esiy cared " ia. Ointment h. used f.esy
And the fiiIsh he tss'h Light aud nprning a, rec
omnenh.d IN the piib"d in,i,uet Gus. v hen treat
81 AN otti way hey only dry up in one piaceFto
break oht III sr"'he'; whereas tie Ointment viii
f'mbve tnt hNmot tenn the system. and ieavs ths
paiitn, viLotOus aud healthy bsirg n vii re-
quirs time with Ia. Use OF the Pilis TO eusu Q Q
aIisg cure.
Drop.resl Swellinas, Ps,srs l. STIFF Joints
aifhouah the .bnvs complain do difsr wiisiy in
thsir oiis" and "s ure. vet Ihey ali r-qIi,s io:ar
HtaiH'eht many lie wJ-rI tss-s Of such di~s ts.s
wiz Sn ~ CON ara Iss'y -h,n stzcs nf tins
whrn ms htn M ut 10 uilistntJ rubbed into ma
psrIs ali et>d even after every otlist m-ans havs
iAi'rh. III setious nsladier the Pills sh1ulI es
t'ten -" fi' gto tie priiiteu directions a-sstnpA
nying eshs bIx.
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Neb Abbertistments.
A. r.. WELLS

A TrORNEY AT LAY, Martini Ferry, Bel.
"A mont county. Ohio. will attend 10 col llectihg
and securing claims. juyl260
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polaL Wh,,ewath Sc,ulliog. Dusi'ng. Shoe.
Tuoih. Nail shaving ilir aud iiorse Brushea 6r
auiv ei.eap a, WEST Il MliUHELL'S
Now DIus Store. Bridgeport, Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12
The Ohio Democracy.

The Democracy of Oslo met In State
Convention on last "wednesday and had a
great old row.
Ex Congressman Hall was disposed to
give The Breckenridge men chance to vote
and yet be Democrats, but they would moi
hear him, they would not allow him to speak
The name Of Douglas alone could be men.
TONED there. The consequence was that
the Convention nominated a State ticket
and Electoral ticket. passed a long series
OF resolutions about the irrepressibe niger
and In all outward forms was for Douglas
the Squatter, and Johnston the Slave Code
lnterventionist. The State ticket nomino.
ted to be beaten is
For Supreme Judge,
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